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AUBURN – The First Auburn Senior Citizens will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 18, at Hasty Community Center, Pettengill Park. A lasagna dinner will be served and members should bring their own cups and table utensils. There will be no raffle table.

Following the meeting and dinner, bingo will be played. Women are requested to create and wear their own version of the ideal Easter hat, with a prize awarded for the most original.

The group met April 4 under the direction of President Caroline Chapman with only 40 members present due to the inclement weather. A successful food auction was held, with Roy Tassinari as auctioneer with the help of volunteer assistants.

Those having birthdays were recognized. Attendance prize winners were Kay DeBurra and Patricia Edwards; pot of gold, Andre Giasson, Nancy Roy and Lorraine Marcous.

Along with the trips scheduled by coordinators Joyce Poole and Doris Michael, the Auburn Park and Recreation Dept. (sponsors of the First Auburn Senior Citizens) announced their trips for the upcoming season.

May 4 – Christmas Tree Shop with lunch on your own at the Olive Garden; fee $10; deadline to sign up with payment, due April 27.

May 31 – Point Sebago Resort Dine and Cruise at Sebago Lake, plus a barbecue chicken dinner; fee, $37; deadline and payment due date, Friday, May 11.

June 8 – Hollywood Slots in Bangor, lunch at Chairman’s Restaurant with shopping at the Hollywood Slots Gift Shop; fee, $15; deadline to sign up and payment due date, June 1.

June 22 – Arundel Barn Playhouse; fee, $35, includes ticket and transportation; deadline to sign up and payment due, June 6.

July 13 – Arundel Barn Playhouse; fee, $35, includes ticket and transportation; deadline to sign up and payment due, June 27.

July 23 – Boothbay Harbor “Balmy Days” includes one-hour sight-seeing cruise with lunch on your own at Boothbay Harbor; visit gift shops; fee, $22.

One does not have to be a member of First Auburn Senior Citizens to go on the trips, which are open to anyone. For more information, phone 784-0191. It is suggested reservations be made early to be sure of seating. Nonresidents of Auburn are welcome.

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