At our April meeting at the Goulburn Soldiers Club, we had 21 members, one guest and seven apologies. Four of our members have birthdays in April, including Jan Walshaw who has been in ill health and attended after several months.
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We welcomed Joan Scott, who thanked everyone for well wishes during her absence. The Welfare ladies visited Joan Scott, Judith Roper and Iris Roberts who is living at Warrigal.
We didn't have a guest speaker as we had an Easter Hat Parade with members who wore pretty Easter hats. Members were Kathy Hunt, Marie Pedlow, Kayleen Tremble, Maria Kenk, Margaret Thompson, Dawn Carey and Margaret Robinson.
The winner of the Best Hat was Kathy Hunt, who made her hat with eggs, bunnies and a cross. Maria Kenk was second with a hat made by her.
Kayleen Tremble was presented with her member's badge.
The winners of the raffles were: Dawn Carey, Maree de Britt and Pat Delaney, and the lucky door prize was won by Margaret Stewart.
Joan Scott won the lucky newsletter.
Our last social outing was morning tea at The Hub, Bradfordville, where about 12 of us had a delicious Devonshire Tea.
Our next social outing is today (April 18), for lunch at the Golden Star Chinese Restaurant at 12 o'clock.
Next meeting
Next meeting will be on May 2 at the Goulburn Soldiers Club. This will be a Mother's Day theme and our guest speaker will be talking about brumbies (horses). Cost of lunch will be $25.
RSVP Margaret Gooch (4822 1859 or 0409 904 917) before 7pm on the Monday prior; or email your acceptance to
- mgooch65@gmail.com
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