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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY JULY Stth, 1,70
Couple Married In Toronto Ceremony
YOUNG •_- MA- WELL
• ;Mary Jane* Maxw"e11, 'daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.': George Wirlliam
Maxwell',' Toronto, and Donald
Lloyd Young, son of Mr, and Mrs.
• Clifford Young. Teeswater , were
• united in marriage in Knox•Pres-'
byre-riot—Church , Toronto , on
• Saturday, May 9 , 1970 at 3130:.
o'clock. fficiaiing ministers '
"were fir, t iam: Fitch •and Rev.
' Thomas •R. Maxwell,. the bride' -s
uncle.
•The bride's gown was 'oaf white
with a fitted., long-sleeved , .lace'
bodice and a full' gathered skirt.
of silk organza appliqued wit
matching lace, flowing .back to
a chapel length .train, Her finger:
tip veil was held bya white
daisy nosegay and she carried a,,
Cascade of a: white orchid; carn -:
•tions and stephanotis.
Ther bride's attendants -weft
Miss Anna .Jasenski maid of
honour , Misses Anne Maxwell and
Alice . Rawecki, bridesmaids, and'
Misses Karen Young,•and Susan
eflt�wer-gird:-.
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Osborne Reunion
At Kincardine' •
On Sunday , June 29 ,, about 80 •
descendants of the late William
•Osborne, who came to Greenock
Township in the early 1800's sat.•
down toa picnic supper at Lans-
.down Park, Kincardine.
Mrs.. ' Mildred (Osborne) John-
son , Ripley chaired a . short busi-
ness period , in'which all were
welcomed and the officers picked
4 x 1971
The bri•de's going .away outfit •
was a suit of yellow and grey -
plaid with grey kid bag,' shoes, •`;
gloves, and a .yellow tam style
hat _ S11e wore a white
President is Graham Boyd,
Port Elgin; Vice President .
George Osborne, Port Elgin;. Sec-
reta'ry-Treasurer, Mrs.. Joy
McLean, Ripley; Lunch Commit-
tee , Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs..
Edna Maclnnes,. Mrs. Earl
Hyde and Mrs. Pearl MacPherson•;
Sports Mrs.. Zelia Hedley and
Gordon Vance,
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Mrs. Suzie Atkinson Paisley
was the oldest lady present and
George Osborne •the oldest gent .
The youngest child present was
the' infant daughter of Mr.' and
�l�ilrs .•�arT HCag-ne�of.-4�ood,�t-•oc_ic ;_
grandchild .of•Mr, and Mrs. Ger-
ald Wagner of,Lucknow. Mr.-
and Mrs. Don Keith of Chesley
:hod. the closest wedding anniver-
sary and M:rs.'Mildred (Kerry)
orchid on.. Chapman of Toront^- r 1� bet
greatest distance'.'
We're
THEIR QUALITY /S
INO COMPARE AT
RICES THAT ARE
REALLY
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Ch�sterfields,
Chiiii,
edroom � Suites,
Dhiette Seis
Drop in and see our large .selection
• • • ' • 'of furniture
foiltiatzwe cued S'sic
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HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFAT APDL 1ANCES'
41tMthbers
To Be On Exchange
....There will be aJ'4=H exchange
�.=ae the in u w-een-Glenga-
Stormont, Counties in the east •
with.Huron•County. The Exchan-
her suit; • . •
The couple are honeymooning
in South Carolina and. upon their
return will reside in Don Mills,
Toronto.. _
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- A social time followed with
people renew-ing agtiarnta'nces.
ge willtake place from July 13., -
25.'with.,the,.Huron County Club
members travelling .to Glengarry
-a-nd-Srori ont--orr-f ii -13 and.
returning with. club members
from the :eastern counties`on Sun-
day, July i9 who will return home
on 'July 25•
ar icipating t is
year. from Huron. are• Marlene ' -
Stewart , Neil Heiningway, ;David
Baan, Beth Passmore , Gord Lobb
Fred Phillips, TPresa-Dev.ereat,kx.,_
Nancy Lapp•and Rosemary. Eedy.
.Ttie ;maid of Honour and.the
bridesrriaids wore 'floor length',
gowns :with short sleeves Jewelry;
necklines, princess•lines and for
back interest,a lower hemline
and an inverted box pleat topped
by a large 'bow They were dark
olive,green and .medium'•olive
green respeetively': ' Their. . .
bouqikeis. wale o.f mul icoroured --
spring
spring flowers'.
Floor.length gowns were alio','
,in' orderfor the flower girls.
They were Of:lime greenwith
unpressed .pleats in front , short
k
by .a sash. The bouquets were'
,'nosegays of white and yellow
daisies, '•
The: `grooms attendants were,
Bruce
and William and Lynn
•Youngblut, ushers, ` With the
groom a,nd both lathers „they
wore directors' suits and .except,
for the, groom' wore boutonnieres
of yellow sweetheart roses. The
groom's boutonniere was of whit(
stephanotis. • •
The rnot.her'of the bride wore
Donald R. Bell,; Windsor.
President
OCUI ,past'president
;
F.: G. Crydetman,Thanusville.
Firs, 'vice -pros ea:
UCO past president.
Charles G. Alvaro, Cub's
,ec.n V u•pres ant
OFA ' past•president • `•
.am.rnr orris d-.a...s®.i`�o.i :•.ai maw.4a,rm WllReea.`.
coat. She also wore snatching
• shoes, bag, hat, andwore a pale
, pink orchid with deep pink 'roes:
The Mother of the groom ore
a dark .wpink two piece sui
gpd matching hat• She also woe
• hlackshoes and bag and",a deep
pink orchid',
• 'Leto Darey, Oshawa..
:000I comptroller.
Tyson Lauiman, yawkestone
UCO, :director
E..01411., 'Catarina
• • OCUL director •
Frank Wall, Port Ikrwell
OFA first rice•president
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__.. the÷-oahel+= objeet+ves=of his=-ins-ujr_a:nee---
c'o 'operative are set.• by its ; board - whose ten.
members are elected by• the controlling' owners.
Ontario Credit Onion League. OCUL
where peo
r:egym,
The, principal objectives of CIAG'
are good value, to policyholders
andpo p
. fair andprompt Service to
all claimants.
Robert S. McKercker, Dublin
UCO 'President
John Robertson, Lively
• • OCUI director•
' Kenneth Weatherleyi, Ottawa
OCUL president
Ontario Federation. of Agriculture •OFA.
United Co-operatives of Ontario — UCO
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sponsor -owners accept on y a air returnon them invested capital..
Premium income covers claims and operating costs.• Investment income,
is used to pay Inc me tax and premium tax, to provide moderate
dividends-t-o-shrar•eh Ider ild-the surplus needed to support
service to a' growing number of policyholders
d
eAG epfor'mes or_e thou, life QQn�d automobile insurance protection sae
�.. X210, , .. nt r o_f coalles. The GIA -
ave $47 million in assets, a thousand staff members and sales..
people,.and. 58 'offices.