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Members of the three Crediton 4-H clubs known as the Happy Hostesses were given instruction in proper
table settings and use of china and dishes at their regular meeting, Monday. Above, club presidents Elva
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.John Jefferson,
arty .died at his home. Monday
at the. ago of 72,
He was born near Auburn,.
son. ..of the late Mr., .84 Mrs,
John Jefferson,
He was. a veteran of the First
World war and ands member of the.
Board, of .Stewards of .13ethet-,
Munro United Church,
He is .survived by his wife,
the former Jeanette Ringler, two
sops, John, Sault Ste, Marie;
Norman, Fullerton Township;
mrs, William (Mary) Chessel,
Stratford; Mrs. Robert. (Roth)
Laing and Mrs. Cordon (Eva)
both .of Cromarty; Mrs, Bruce
(Margaret) Cleland, histowel;
Mrs, Don (Olive) . Riot, ER, 5,
Stratford; Mrs. Charles (Laura)
La Forge, Windsor; Mrs, Wil-
liam (Ina) Laidlaw„ London; five
brothers, Gordon, Owen Sound;
Charles, Beigrave, Samuel,
Goderich; Hilliard, Auburn; Jo-
seph, Port Arthur; four sisters,
Miss Gladys and Miss Irene both
of Goderich; Mrs. James (Mar,-
garet) L eddy Auburn; Mrs.
George (Olive) Reeves, Toronto.
The body rested at the Heath-
Leslie funeral horn e Mitchell
where service was held Wednes-
day at 2.30 p.m, Temporary en-
tombment was in Woodland
Cemetery chapel.
LADIES AID
Cromarty Ladies Aid Society
met at the home of Mrs. Thos,
Scott Sr. for the March meeting.
Mrs. Gerald Carey presided and
opened the meeting with a poem.
Mrs. James Miller led in de-
votions. A reading was given by
Mrs. Charles Douglas. Routine
reports were given by the sec-
retary Mrs. Robert Laing and the
treasurer Mrs. Mervin Dow. The
roll call was answered with the
presentation of articles for a
layette to be sent to Unitarian
Service.
During the business period
plans were made for the Straw-
berry Supper to be held in June.
A bale of used clothing will be
sent, with articles to be left
in the Sunday school room of
the church during the last week
in April. The ladies spent the
remainder of the afternoon quilt-
ing.
PERSONALS
Mr. Robert Gardiner, Ronnie,
Brenda and Robbie, Mr. & Mrs.
Larry Gardiner were guests at
the fortieth wedding anniversary
celebration of Mr. & Mrs. Heber
Shute at Russeldale Hall on Sat-
urday.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hulley and
family Winthrop, Linda and Jo-
Anne Currie Dorchester and Mr.
& Mrs. Otto Walker 'were Sun-
day guests of Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Gardiner.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr.
,& Mrs. Gordon Marquardt Janet
and David of Exeter.
Miss Colleen Moorehead is
holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. Alex
Gardiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Meikle and
family visited Mr. & Mrs. Gar-
diner on Monday.
Mr. Keith Wallace, Carling-
ford, visited Sunday with Mrs.
George Wallace and Mrs. Verna
Brooks.
Mr. Robert Gardiner attended
the convention of Usborne and
Hibbert Fire Insurance company
in Toronto last week.
Dashwood lady 95
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The United Church Women of
Calvary United Church held their
meeting Tuesday, March 12 with
the theme "Home Missions in
Northern Canada". Mrs. Carl
Oestreicher was convener of the
group in charge and Mrs. Lloyd
Guenther, chairlady. Mrs. Art
Haugh read the scripture. Mrs.
Carl Oestreicher led in prayer.
Mrs. Merrill James and Mrs.
Mervyn Tieman sang a duet.
Mrs., Lloyd Beaver read Pauline
Johnson's poem "Golden of the
Selkirks".
A panel discussion "The Way
of Life of the Canadian Indian"
was held with Mrs. Hugh Boyle
chairman and panelists, Mrs. J.
M. Tieman, Mrs. Art Haugh,
Mrs. Carl Oestreicher, and Mrs.
Lloyd Beaver.
Mrs. Eben Weigand, president,
dealt with the business. A don-
ation was made to the unified
budget. A work day will be held
March 26. Bandages will be made,
quilting will be held, and a lay-
ette packed. It was decided to
send quilts to the Rescue Mission
in London.
LADIES AID
The March meeting of Zion
Lutheran Church Ladies Aid was
held Wednesday, March 13 with
the Lenten Service sermon a
series on "The Way of the Cross"
served as the topic. Group 2
with Mrs. Milford Merner con-
vener was in charge of devotions.
The president, Mrs. Lorne
Misses Linda and Jo Anne
Currie, Dorchester, and Sandra
Hulley, Winthrop, are holidaying
with their grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker.
Genttner- dealt with the business.
Plans were completed for the
visit to the Bluewater Rest Home.
The Aid will cater to two wed-
dings. Reports were heard from
secretaries.
DASHWOOD'S OLDEST CITIZEN
HAS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Idella (Bammie) Fischer
celebrated her 95th birthday,
Sunday, March 1'7. Coming from
Germany when she was 16 she
enjoys excellent health and a keen
mind. She has eight living child-
ren and makes her home with a
daughter, Mrs. Edna Weber. She
enjoyed callers and cards, espec-
ially one coming from Ottawa
from Robert McKinley MP.
FINISH PROJECT
The Bible course sponsored by
the LWML of Zion Lutheran
Church was completed Monday
evening, March 18. This was a
thirteen lesson course on mar-
riage with an average attendance
of 12. Another similar course
will be attempted next year.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Baker have
taken up residence in Dashwood
in their home purchased from
Mrs. Susan Snider.
Ernest Miller, Eugene Guen-
ther and David Rader returned
from a holiday in Florida.
Mr. Seigfried Miller and friend
Wes of Port Dover were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Martha Miller.
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Love were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Love, Danny and David
of Sudbury, Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Love, and Leanne of Sarnia, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Datars, June,
Janet, Kevin and Krisan of Grand
Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb,
Randy and Rhonda of Clinton. Mr.
Don Love left Toronto Airport
Sunday for a two-week course in
IBM at Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker
and family spent Sunday at Galt
with friends. Miss Diane is
spending the week there.
Mrs. Sharon Bullock, Mrs.
Vesta Miller and Mrs. Myrtle
Gusso attended the Hairdressing
Convention at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto, Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Hughes is spend-
ing some time with her sister,
Mrs. Hilton Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brintnell
and family of Jarvis spent the
weekend with Mrs. A. Brintnell
and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford,
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