Lions Auxiliary Cooking School and Candy Sale Raises $475 for Hospital At its April meeting the Lad ics Auxiliary to the Barrie Lgons Club heard the final results of their latest project the recent cooking school In full report given by lhc converter Mrs Gable was learned that the net proceeds of the combined cooking school and candy sale More approximatier 3475 1an amount Will go iO ward furnishing the room in the new Horne and Di trust Memorial Iloapilal unit when it is completed The members of the auxiliary expressed their thanks to Mrs Isl Me for the spendid way in WlllCi she had convened the big project Speaker at the April meeting was Miss Lorraine Somerlech Victorian Order nurse in Harriet She traced the history of the VONl from its inception ill 139 in honor of Queen Victorias Jubilee to flicl present day The members learn cd much about the valuable cunl lributlon of the nursing service to Barrie and enjoyed having MlSsl Somervillc as their guest for thel evening report by Mrs ll Fursfer told of the work being done by Mrsf Nell Laurie who is in charge ofZ the Welfare Clothing Depot ll1t anyone in need of clothing can up ply and be outfitted To date luv Six Soropiimisis Attending London Spring Conference Two delegates from the Barrie Soroptimist Club are attending the 20th conference of the Eastern Canada Region of the American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs being held at the Hotel London His Home in which to store the clothes and ahxnlihlysfagrccd to vote $50 to the recrea Laurie and the storing ofl ll been done in her own home could be procured Community the auxiliary would pay for the for slxmuuth period motion by Mrs Byers Mrs fl Stephenson if was ion council to be used in extensive summer program radio bridge is being held this month and the draw will be made over Stallion CKBB between 1013 and 1030 pm on April Each member of the auxiliary Ls re spunqu for ht least one table of cards The meeting was adjourned by lrvsnlcnt Mrs Howe its afime Aljlll with and Mrs Waite Siundon and nephew Bob Clark Hamilton were Easier VlSllOlS of Mr and Mrs George Siundcn WA Meet at Strand St Pauls WA met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Russell Lowerys Slroiui There were 21 ladies and children pluscnl quilt was quilt ed for the bole and plans were made to hold daffodil lea apron and homemade candy sale ln troud early in May Watch Com ing Events for particulars Mr an Mrs James Flood are spending Easter week in Montreal Mr and Mrs John Shedden Sur nlu culled on Mr and Mrs Joc lmit last week Mrs Blundcll entertained at potluck luncheon in honor of Mrs Jack lllfthardson Barrie Visiiors with Mr and Mrs Doug Ins Fralick over Easier were Mrsi 10d Find iomomw AW 18 PM Walter Frailck Mr and Mrs Geri 19 Margaret EgKerr regm don Fialick and twin sons and Mcl 31 director will prcsldc and Mrs and Mrs Wmsldn Smith Toronto Plums Batten Woodsion WallC Barber was emermhmdf v1ccprcsrdcnt of the American on Saturday at Blundcus by at Federation and chairman of the group friends honor of Federation service projects com birthday mittcc will be guest of honor and Miss Florence Pratt was at home Wm address the hmdwon meeting with her parents Mr and Mrs Al on saturday bcrt Pratt over the Easter wcckl Delegates from Barrie are Miss Edna West and Mrs Llcilljclla Mnc Inncs Othch from Barrie whoi ld li actggcsgznglxlissclgajivigby Pratt of the marriage of Martha Mrs Amy Sargcng and Miss Claire Isabel Knight to Michael dong Tillinan Hallas in Port Credit on April Miss Margaret Kerr win actl The bride is the daughter of Rcv as moderator at the panel discu5i aners Knightformcr rec sion on Leadership and panel to Of St PAHIS members are Miss Isabel McElhcrl Easter sorvrccs were well attend on Toronto Mrs Kay Elliott Sud MLss Knight Married Word has been received by Miss and Miss Llewella McCallum Lon have Ought don roundtable discussion oni roads club programs projects and extcni In spite of the weather we were siori will be chcna Jones London Following the business sessions We on Friday evening the Sotoptimists Club of London will entertain at can be cheerful With the door shut coffee party land the fire on change from the Mrs Jean Good secretary div winter existence in thehcity isles of Old Age Welfare Councin goodly number were atthc of Toronto will be speaker at the Religious Forum Sunday night dinner meeting Saturday evening There is to be rally meeting for and Miss Margaret Smith presi the Young People of the parish dent of the hostess club will be in Tuesday evening April 22 at cd despite the wet weather Man bury Miss May Rogers Montrealof the 17 who came at ll must some difficult sldcl conducted by Miss reminded that summer is at hand for several lakers were in church wonder what they did this weekend but cottage at the lake the chair Since 13 of the 15 clubs in the region have as their service projects assistance to the older citizens and the Eastern Canada Region is offering fel lowship of $1500 for study in geriatrics Mrs Good has chosen as her subject New Attitudes to Old Age Mrs Plums Balicu the guest of honor is superintendent of schools in consolidated system which mnch from kindergarten through high school She is an avid reader and enthusiastic travcl lcr Her hobbies include clipping something from every newspaper and magazine that enters the house doing research work on local architecture and making speeches about it and piloting speed boat ntilf his I9 ady loclock to make decision about our AYIA Please come Sunday next Childrens Easter Service and Holy Baptism ll am IVY AililL 15Mr and Mrs II Lindsay and Wayne Islington Mr Ralph and Gary Glomford Toronto and Gordon Rutherford Barrio spent Easter weekend with Mr and Mrs Bert McQuoy MI and Mrs John Wilson and family Barrie spent Easter Sun day with Mrs Maude Wilson William Coxworth Kitchener is vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Coxworth dren Dcsboro steps Grdwing fcei need guidance and suppo nthars because the bones if childs foot are soft and pliable costly injured byilFiting shoes Suva Shoes are built on scien ticn designed lasrsro keep the bones in proper alignment gncourage correct balance mfuliycqui to ivevyour 60ml Rigtill 9ecue and mmgyrq childrcoft it Iiiirssiiseiciiaius 15Bools wuxrsuuonaowu 295 Childrens Sandals wnrrs gasp GREEN sztraps smooth soles and crepe soles Sizes sofa Lsss5 sues av to f$f50 and Mrs Kaufman and chil APRIL ikbfr and bits gShelswell and David on iillg Per152 uteri has been done byem T070111 Mr and Mrs Norman Leigh the clothes and In outtting have giamiiy and Mr and Mrs Easi Cw iion and family Barrie Slicinicd was decided rm it room Toronto on Sunday to vldi Iii 311 Mrs Crawford returned Mth them ter spending the pail week in lll fig unit Easter isitorv Henry Chspplc Rochester Jamiesmi and Debby and Dorothy and Arnold Crawfoiil Tur onto Crawford Helen and Bernice Seed with their mother Mzs Seeds Mr and Mrs Ken Cooper Orilliu Mr Curry Stanley Creek with Mr and Mrs Alex Ross Mr and Mrs 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