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COUNTY LINES Pride Of Cartwright LOBA Lodge T7719. 1 at. aavaud At AL: . mice ws Vasscoin BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Pride of Cartwfight, LOBA, elected Sister Dayes as its mistress at the annual election of officers, Other officers are: Past Mistress, Sister Gibson; deputy mistress, Sister McKee; junior deputy mistress, Sister June Hudson; secretary, Sister Lee; treasurer, Sister Van- Camp; chaplain, Sister Bea- cock; guardian, Sister McLean; director of ceremonies, Sister Joan Wotten; senior lecturer, _ Sister Muriel Wotten; deputy lecturer, Sister June DeGeer; pianist, 'Sister Lee; inner guard, Sister Fowler; outer guard, Sis- ter Millson. Auditors, Sister Hudson and Sister Prescott; standing com- mittee, Sisters Hudson, DeGeer, Parr, Archer and Fowler; sick and visiting committee, Sisters. Dayes, VanCamp and McKee, Reports covering all depart- ments were presented at the an- nual meeting of the United Church Women. The retiring president, Mrs. H. Kyte, ex- pressed her appreciation of the co-operation accorded . during her two years in office. The Dorcas Unit was in charge of the program which included the showing of a film, "& Stranger in the House", Those. assisting in the program were Mrs. Walter Wright and Mrs. Stanford VanCamp. The Candace Unit will look after Christmas boxes for shut- ins. Gifts for the Victor Home for Girls will be handed in at the December unit meetings. A panel, "School Daze", was conducted by Betty Bradburn, Judy Swain, and Brian Mount- joy at the Hi-C Club meeting. They are the new club execu- tive. District Commissioner Jean Kyte, Brown Owl Shirley Turner, Division Commissioner Ivy Hamilton and Training Rep- resentative Gwenith Thompson attended a division meeting of Girl Guide leaders at Orono, A number of residents of the area visited Harry Hall who celebrated his birthday at the Golden Plough Lodge, Cobourg. Miss Ethel Thompson will celebrate her 92nd _ birthday Dec. 9. Gifts Given To Columbus-Kedron Pastor COLUMBUS (TC) -- Rev. Winnifred Bridges was guest of honor at a farewell party held) in the Christian Education Hall, Walter Beath was mas- ter of ceremonies and Stanley Webber led in community sing- ing. Irwin .Ormiston spoke of Miss Bridges' work in the com- munity and wished her well in her new field of activity in Ottawa. Mrs, Donald Ferguson made a presentation on behalf of the Columbus - Raglan pas- toral charge; while Ronald Cosway and Melony Karn pre- sented gifts on behalf of the Hi-C Club and the Canadian Girls in Training, respectively. Carolyn Webber, accompan- fed by Miss Margaret Webber, sang several vocal selections. Melony Karn played a trum- pet solo and Grant Webber showed a film of Japan. Guitar selections by Stanley also enjoyed. Rev. S. J. Hillier, of Brooklin, spoke briefly. Members of the official | board of the Columbus-Raglan | pastoral 'charge elected were: | Jack Kellington, recording steward; Frank Smith, treas- urer; Rey Brawn, lay repre- sentative to presbytery; Irwin Ormiston, alternate; Grant Webber, missionary and main- tenance chairman; Stewart Murison, missionary and main- tenance treasurer. . Eleanor Elizabeth, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, William Ellins and Teresa Ann, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Nottingham, were baptized by Rev. Winnifred Bridges. Mrs. Frank Ballard was hostess for the meeting of the United Church Women. The leader, Mrs. presided. Those taking part in the meeting were Mrs. F. Bal- lard, Mrs. Gordon Corner and Mrs. Roy Scott. Charles Henry,| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 7, 1966 25 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bring together one of the world's foremost painters of birds and a renowned natural- ist and the product of their collaboration is likely to be a delight for the bird-fancier. Such a result is Birds of the Northern Forest (McClelland and Stewart), a handsome book produced by artist J. Fenwick Lansdowne and nat- uralist - conservationist John A. Livingston, The paintings and drawings of 56 birds are by Lansdowne, a native of Hong Kong who first gained fame while living in Victoria and whose bird paintings now hang in major galleries and museums throughout the world. The lively, stimulating de- scriptions that convey a sense of discovery felt by a bird- watcher when he has found a new species are by Living- ston, who has studied birds in 27 «countries. FIRST OF SERIES In this first volume of a series that ultimately will cover the major Canadian en- vironments for birds, the se- lection has been made from those living in the great ever- green forest of North America «whether from the treeless tundra south to central Iberta and Saskatchewan, the north shore of Lake Superior or the Gaspe. For this beautifully-executed volume, Lansdowne did the paintings from skins lent by the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. Each color plate is preceded by a page of pre- liminary pencil studies and is accompanied by a note on place and month of capture. The six-color lithographs were done in Italy where the book was printed and bound. Livingston's expert knowl- edge of the birds is shown in such comments as this, deal- ing with the black-throated blue warbler: "Just as minute particles in the atmosphere scatter out the shorter wave-lengths of visible light and give the sky its blue appearance, tiny air- filled cavities in the feathers Birds Of Northern Forest First Volume Of Series A century of eating and drinkiag is described in The Centennial. Food Guide (Weekend Magazine and McClelland and Stewart) by Pierre and Janet Berton. Tintadate verines are in. of 'blue' birds have a screen- cluded and the illustrations are attractive. 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