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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-02-11, Page 9Varna. Marries ,6oderich Man Seafarth Presbyterian thumb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benjamin Young (Photo by Prank Phillips,) - " of silk 'illusion! Sire wore a cor- sage of pink rose.% with white background. Tle'bridesmaid was miss' Navy Boyce of 13.R 1 Varna, and. she 'chose a pale blue ,ribbon lace gown, liaving a scooped neck, a bouffant skirt and was complemented at 'the waistband 'ylith matching bow; her head- piece was a tittle blue rose end her corsage, pink roses. A reception was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Merton Good, Godericb. The bride's mother ,received in a glue Iwo-. cade dress with. corsage of pink Carnations. The 'groom's mother wore a green fiigured dress with corsage of bronze baby 'mums.. For a wedding _ trip to' Niag- ara Falls, the bride donned a three piece aqua suit of crochet- knit. ' -The couple wilL reside in Gaderich. 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Grace' „.Ogtherine Boyce mariiigo, on Saturday; January 30, 3.965, to Thomas - Benjamin Young, at the Sea- forth Presbyterian manse,. 'by Rev. Douglas Fry, 'minister of the church. The bride is 'the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce, 1 Varna,' and the groom is the $071 or Mr. land Mrs. Frank Young, Goclericti, The bride. was enchanting in her pink :gown of silk organza; it was enenanoed back with a flowing 'train of matching Ma- teinial. It was complemented at the top with three tulle bows. Her head-piece :was a. box and was caught with, a circular veil County Council Hears Pitch For Mid.WODA GODERICH — W. G.. Urqu- hart, Stratford, general man- ager of Mid-West Development Association, made • a strong presentation to county • council On the subject of membership in the association, ,"which is really yours," he Said, "and should be ;thought of as such." The county has not been a member for a couple of years. The association serves Welling- ton, Waterloo; Huron and. Perth. "it is important that we at the local level maintain our autonomy," Mr. Urquhart said. "SoMetimes- legislation is pass- ed that we do not 'a'gree with, and we' :are struck with it and have to make it work. "Future development, at the way it is going now, will end up in Toronto, Montreal and Hamilton. All of our .services and much of our taxes are be- ing used to help the larger area, and it is time something was done to offset this. I think legifslation can be passed that will enable the outlying...areas to develop. As of now, you are lucky . to get new indus'tr'y, luckier to hang onto it. The municipalities shoUld grow, within their capacity; and they are not at present. "The money from the govern- ment comes from you, too," so you are really paying 'three times. "If you want this association, and want it to work, it is en- tirely in your hands. If this does not come about, it could be taken over .as a government department, and this would be the worst thing, and would not be associated with an assoc- iation on that 'basis. You would have people saying 'This is good for your area' whether you wanted it or not. We can get action at provincial and feder- al levels if you help us to go ,9 head." The Matter was referred to the finance and executive com- mittee. Do yourself a favour [SHOP-CANADIAN it's in your interest.] When quality and value are equal, SHOP CANADIAN, It means better living for your family, better business, more jobs for all—a prpgros8ing, prosperous cOrlirriunity and country. SHOP-CANADIAN WEEK IS HERE, Look for your merchant's SHOP-CANADIAN banners and displays, This week and every week, look for the Made-in-Canada label. it's 6 good habit to get into., stay with it all year 'round. Shop-Canadian Week • February 11 to ?0 sponsored by ONTARIO TRADE AD E Rambling With Lucy Thum. Feb, 11, 194$5,4Pintort News-Record tosic Tipperary. School EuchreAtiction Successful for Middleton WA (4014 I?, VV9909) birciNwatciter''s parafiise Bind 'watching is rux14 both for those Whe ere able te .get about :and spot their in woods or fields3 d those wage arc prlly able to view the great outdoors through a willow or from a porch, (i'mr," isays maybe the birds are amused equallY ea' fraleh booking at the Watchers.) Today, Lucy sure that A. tor XviPP.4$ will Join m Ceng• rafta.- latien,5 and birthday greetings to IgrS• William liowar4, Ousted, was 9l yeas young Rh eitr4r1017 P. Sloe is an Ardent 104 watcher, 4. native a hayfield, with a great love for this spot, she is affeetiMPIPlY,know.A iwrg afi "Annt gilen" 1,f9nrwly 1W-LS glIert Ward). bP twO ;v1P,TO ghe .40 the xrdp- tortulw. to Prix*her Jeft Since when her gardening and Pilch activities have been ctirtailed, Mrs, Bovvard .411,4 ter daughter Mahel .(lYtre, C. Wallace), liVe with another daughter Annie (Mrs. W, Wiley) and the girls give their mother greet care. eOlifitied ite bed ,and a wheel chair, she enjoys the flows from a.,screenecl porch overleoking the driveway in the summer, And the bird feeder was moved so that this winter it can he seen 041Vugh the large window in the living room, iyks. Howard watches the birds coming to it for food and PemPares them wish the coloured picture and notes ip her Bird Bopk. 1-ter eyesight is dint and her hearing not what it used to be, but she still manages to read a little, especially the Clinton News-Record which she covers from front to back. She occasion-, ally looks over a magazine or a story. Mrs. Howard's accident did not fold her hands, Always a needlewornan, she still does some knitting, crocheting and sewing. Her daughters give her whatever they think she would enjoy doing, to pass the time. "Aunt Ellen" has had a very full and satisfying life in every way. She has raised eight children, seen her grandchildren grow up and now her great-gralidchildren (some of them are in their 'teens). One of her pleasures is to receive letters from friends and relatives, and especially those wonderful ones from "Uncle Wellie", (Mr. Wellington Johnston, Nekoma, N.D.) who is in his 99th year. "Happy days, dear Mrs. Howard!" And thinking of Mrs. Howard watching the birds, brings Lucy back to her own view of bird activities. Recent guests at "The Hut" missed the colourfel plumage of blue jays and cardin- als flashing against the snowy background, when they returned to the city. In the recent cold wave, the feeding station has been a very, busy spot with a flock of starlings crowding in !and around it; too, "Mr." bangs the porch door to frighten them off. After viewing the scene froth the ridge-board on the barn and neighbour's trees, they'd come back again when all .appearbd clear. Evidently, they kept an eye on the house, too, for as soon as Lucy's spouse. would arise from his chair, they'd all fly off Until he sat down again. This went on all one afternoon. Then a lady cardinal showed her fighting spirit when she drove off two or three starlings and a blue jay. The little juncos, sparrows and chickadees flitted in and out, around and back again without ,arol4sing her ire. art sometimes, takes a woman to straighten matters out.) But then the big boss car- dinal arrived and the lady withdrew meekly. Her lord and mas- ter came first! One day the cardinals, male and female, :a blue jay, and smaller birds all crowded into the feeder together. One might have thought they were seeking 'shelter from the cold wind, But Lucy noted one or two of the birds looking out the port holes, apprehensively at times.. She suspects that a haft which Was so bold as to perch on her neighbour's gas'-tank on Sunday morning for a few minutes, was the cause of their sudden 'kindred feeling. , On Monday last week, "Mr." spied a new arrival 'at the feeding station—one never seen there before—a flicker! He wasn't feeding---just sitting in it looking out on this snowy old 'world. Mm, J. E. Hoawrd reports an arctic tree sparrow without a tail and a junco with a white tail and two pair of purple finches coming to her feeder, Mrs. R. B. Johnston saw a robin at her place a , week ago. . New birds noted at his feeder last week by H. H. Ormond were five arctic tree sparrows, a Downie woodpecker and a gold finch. Two pair of whitebreasted nut hatches pay regular visits 'to' 3. E. Hovey's feeding station. )They have also been calling at the J. MacKenzie feeder, and one day Mr, and Mrs. Mac- Kenzie identified a pair of rose-breasted nut hatches. In one of Lucy's "Ramblings" she gave Mrs. J. E. Howard's description of a strange bird which she had been unable to identify. (It had also been seen and described by Mrs. R. B. Johnston and Mrs. J. Sturgeon, Jr.). At a meeting of naturalists in Brantford, !following a bird count in that area, the description was read out by Miss Carrie Dixon who asked if anyone might be able to identify the bird. One man spoke up and said definitely that it was a Western Tanger. This bird when found on rare occasions in the East, does not have the brilliant red colour about the head as iv.. its native habitat, he explained. He also stated ,that one had been seen at Port Credit several years ago, 'but he had heard of no others since that time. He was pleased to learn that one had been seen in Bayfield. isuPPOS441 0044 WAS held Fe $a FO.V4017 0 01 .7117oper4rY $(740010 nilder the gn.$1** of the Wt4 41:. 4144)M AngliAPP gmrph, 147 0101)134. Theit were 1 t141ep Oro end PIP 14#7,P."Yrinngq Were:: LaclieA'144. *ros. Araqici Miller; WA'S high, edge Wise; T.Ocl.igs' 10W,C•IgPIVge PlieClt; N1144% ioN? )The. 41.ligigS" X-0 Pow wo.4 the pie Huron 6ulders • Receive Reports On Camping . HENSALL---Huron Divisibp second annual Guiders' dinner and Camp Committee Meeting was held in St. Paul's Anglican ainweh, Tie:VA With a7 pre', sent Aopopts' showed that 18 Brownies, 110 Guides and five Rangers in Huron cannied in 1964 with 16 Guiders, eight Jun, for leaders, and one non-Guide on staff. Mrs. Joyce Irwin of ah#00 .41114 11i1rs• Beth Weaker Of RCAF Centralia were pre, sented with Camper licences, One Pack Holiday Certificate and four Camperaft certificates were also earned. in the Division last year. Camp training dates were set 'for Thursday and Fri- day of Easter week. fcg, to..1m..o41; One•04,A,* with 4.-.P.P.14* .3.,2„Th.p14.4.4go.41Pg4. lagliPgifn.+1 lunch, A SP0041..feefWe of ' STPik• WeS-the. 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