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(Staff Photo) I'M A BIG soy That's the way ChuCkie Terpstra felt when he went to register for .kindergarten and have health, screenrng tests done by the Perth District Health Unit at St. Patrick'sSchool in Dublin. Chuckie, who's the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terpstra of R.R.3, Brussels, will be one of 23 new students, in the kindergarten this fall. (Staff -Photo) Staffa Dough doughs meet Correspondent Don MacRae Mr. and Mrs. Mike McLaugh- lin, Mr. and Mrs. , Wilfred Maloney, Mrs. Peter Maloney, Mrs. Melva Murray, Mrs. Tessie Costello attended the Senior Citizens euchre party at the K, of C. Hall in St. Columban on Thursday afternoon. According to all reports an enjoyable afternoon was had by all. Mr.Wilfred Feeney and Mr. Peter Maloney Jr. are patients in Seaforth community Hospital. Mrs, Jean Dill visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warren and family Correspondent Mr. V.J. Lane The "Old Timers" card party held last week was Well attended. Thanks to Seaforth and Dublin clubs the attendance was up from previous ones, also the day was one of the best so' far in• March. Prize winners were Ladies high, Mrs. M, Scott. Ladies low, Mrs. B. Moore. Lone Hands, Mrs. M. DuCharme. Mens high. Norman Riehl. Low, Lorne Dennis Lone hands' Secord McBride, A minutes. silence was observ-- ; eel prior to the meeting for McKillop Sympathy is is extended to Mrs. Gordon McGavin and family in 'the passing of Mr. Gordon McGavin., He was a lifetime resident of McKillop Twp, until he'moved to Seaforth about three years ago. • "Mr. and Mrs,Clarence Regele visited on friday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator, Lorna, Brenda and Barbara Glanville of Crediton spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Regele. Mr. and Mrs,Harold McCallum of R.R.1, Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson of Seaforth returned to their homes after holidaying at Huntsville last week. Master Carl McCallum spent the weekend with Master Terry Williamson of Seaforth, in Stratford last week and from there visited with friends in Woodstock, The annual St. Patrick's dance sponsored by the Fr. Stephen Eckeri council was held on Saturday with a good attendance and excellent music by Mozart Gelilnas Band of Zurich. Colleens cook The fifth meeting of the Dublin Colleens 4-H was held at the home of Mrs. Chas. Friend, on Maich 11 . The meeting began with the 4-1-1 pledge followed by the roll call, the secretary's report and are treasurer's report. Mary Ann Van Bergen. Martha Wilfred O'Rourke, a former . mem- ber. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jas Ryan , and Jeffery, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan on the week end. Looby, Mary JO Looby demonstrated Cheese Puffs. Delores Poppe, Charlene Williams, Mary Lou Maloney and Catherine DeKroon demonstrated Barbecued Hamburger snacks, Members then judged bread samples. Lunch was served and the meeting was adjourned, To the Ice Capades About 40 Senior Citizens met in Dublin and boarded' a bus to Kitchener to take in the 12:00 o'clock show of the Ice Capades recently , It was a most enjoyable day.. ' • Wednesday aft ernoon, • -Sf. Patrick's Day, there was a party for the Senior Citizens in St. Patrick's School Gym at 2:00 p.m. It consisted of a short program and a card game. Just a reminder from yotir Dublin Postmaster - International mail is now 20c for the 1st oz. Air Mail stickers should be used'- Aerogrammes are now 20c - Mail to U.S.A. is now 10c for 1 oz, - 9c for additional ounces to 1 lb. Other rates on request. Cromarty Ladies decide Strpwberry S upper Mrs. Douglas read the Japanese version of the 23rd Psalm. Programme-f of-thetudy of Japan and Taiwan was presen- ted by Mrs. Calder McKaig, comparing the Christian-CW.0 in Japail and Taiwan. She wag assisted by several of the members. Hymn, For the Beauty verseof th of the Earth, was s1 wanga's The e etahtierdd in unison and Mrs. Miller closed the meeting with a brief prayer for the Christian workers in Japan nidTe asaEiwatner. The meeting will be held in the. Sunday Schoch Room April 16th following a pot-luck dinner at 12:30 o'clock. Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman The third meeting of the Staffa Dough Doughs was held• at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smale. the assistant leader on ,Saturday". After opening the meeting the girls prepared ."Brown Batter Rolls". Mrs. Spencer Jeffery discussed the recipes required for this club. Record book co‘ ers were discussed 'by all, Mrs. Jeffery demonstrated the difference between kneaded and batter dough. Mrs Smole brought the "Brown Batter Rolls" from the oven and everyone sampled them. Darlene Ternpleman, Waterloo, Jane Templeman Stratford and Elizabeth Templeman. Centralia College. all spent the weekend ith their ' Visiting \\ ith Mr '11(.1 Mrs.. Clifton Miller 'on the weekend were: Bonnie .. Paul Miller. Guelph University, Mrs. Marie. Douglas. Winghairt and ' Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Tees tL•r . Bert Daynard is a patient .at Stratford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Burlei•gh and .1 it. God cri eh . visited Sundae ith Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family Mr. and Mrs. Terry Da ynard and girls, Guelph t isited on the eckend aith Re% . and Mrs, . Day nard Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harhurn arc holidaying in the sunny south.' Wildfong. Clinton, was in -charge of the service at the [libber( t lilted' Church .on Sunda e. Good crowd at card party in St. Columban SURE I CAN DRAW A CIRCLE David Kelly showed how to draw a circle and a square at kindergarten registration. Perth district Health Unit Nurses said all the children registering were. well behaved, with not one letting out a yelp when They gbt innoculations.• David is the eon of Irene and Don Kelly of R.R.5, Seaforth. (Staff Photo) Correspondent Mrs.R. Laing At their March meeting on Monday night, the Ladies Aid of Cromarty Presbyterian. Church decided to hold their annual strawberry supper on the fourth Wednesday in June. Mrs. Robert Laing presided for the meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Mervin Dow, The worship service opened • with--a poem, Hello, followed 'by the hymn. 0 Master Let Me Walk with Thee, with Mrs. Thos. Scott accompanying with her autoharp. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Dow were in cheige of devotions based on Psalm 98. A quiz on names was enjoyed and the roll call was answered with a book exchange. The secretary, Mrs. Jim Miller, read several thank-you notes for gifts, also the minutes of the January meeting. The -treasurer's report was given by Mrs. John Miller. Following a contest, Triplet Time, the meeting closed with blest Be ' the Tie, and prayer. There was a lovely display of layettes for the Unitarian Services at the meeting, and the Ladies Aid members are grateful to those in the community who contributed articles. W..S. Meets The March meeting of Cromarty W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. John Jefferson with Mrs. Jim Miller presiding, Hymn, This is My Father's World was sung followed by the scripture, Matt: 13: 18-23, in unison.. Mrs. Miller , gave the meditation and prayer. The topic, the second article on Gatt-Fly, was taken by Mrs. Mervin Dom and Mrs. Charles Douglas. Mrs. T.L. Scott, the secretary, read the report of the February meeting . Eight members answered the roll call by naming a church or kindergar- ten in Japan' or Taiwan. The offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Dow. Mrs. Calder McKaig gave the treasurer's report. Cards and visits were recorded. Invitations were read from Thames Road U.C.W. to attend their Thankoffering meeting on April 5th, and from Knox Church, Mitchell, W.M.S. to attend their Spring Thankoffering service on April 25th. Both meetings are at 8 p.m. Current events were given by, everyone.