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SIGNING THE REGISTER register after "their marriage recently in ««Knox Presbyterian Church are Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Al- bert David Cox. The bride is the former Marion Collette Signing the Uemen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 carnations. on their honeymoon O'tawa and Eastern Canada the bride donned 4 navy bluelavenue, Oshawa. sisted, wéaring a- Dior blue}wool suit and matching full- sheath dress, matching acces-|!eneth coat. Her ensemble was sories and a corsage of white|completed by a navy blue vel- vet tam, matching accessories When the bridal couple left|@nd a corsage of yellow roses, Mr and Mrs, Roxburgh are making their home at 447 Miller trip te § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 14, 1962 Roxburgh-Lane Vows Exchanged In Calvary Baptist Church | United in marriage recently Queen Elizabeth roses anal jin Calvary . Baptist Church were Brenda Jean Lane, Osh- awa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane, Oakville, former- ly of Oshawa, and Mr. Robert Leonard Roxburgh, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Roxburgh, Oshawa, formerly of Liverpool, England. The ceremony was performed! by the Reverend William Niven Aitken. The organist, Mr. Paul) Kerr, Toronto, accompanied the soloist, Mr. Ralph Hunter, To- ronto, who sang "Where'er You Walk," "Praise My Soul, The King of Heaven," "Jude's Con-| secration Hymn," "The Wed-) ding Hymn' and "Thanks Be McNamee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wesley Mc- Namee and Mr. Cox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. |To God." Cox, all of Oshawa. Given in marriage by _her| --Photo by Sneyd |father, the bride wore a floor- stephanotis. The maid of honor was Miss, Joyce Luke with Miss Ruth Skinner and Miss Jacqueline) Reader as bridesmaids. They wore street-length gowns of tur-) quoise brocade. styled with scoop necklines, three-quarter) sleeves, full skirts and accent | ed at the back by a rosebud.| They «wore. matching _head-| dresses and carried cascades of yellow shasta chrysanthe- mums, | The best man was Mr. Wil- liam Lyons with the bride- groom's brother, Mr, Alan Rox-| burgh, Mr. Douglas Wright, Mr.! Colin Butcher, Toronto, and Mr, Theodore Wray, Wheaton, Illinois, as ushers, The reception was held in Men! It's Now Available at DUNN'S --The-- "ERNIE RICHARDSON" ~ SWEATER! "Custom-Designed For Curlers" The Sweater thot sets a new standard of style and excellence for the curler. Allows more f of it @ 3-way collor and hos @ neat dressy sppearence. 100% Pure Botany Wool and will dry clean beoutifully, See Them NOW! at... DUNN'S AT ' GLECOFF ; SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON S. OSHAWA "STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR AT GLECOFF'S SPECIALS FOR THURS., FRI., SAT. 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It was designed|mother receiving in turquoise lwith lily-point sleeves and aj>rocade sheath dress, fur| lround neckline accented with|cloche hat and a corsage of |sequins and pearls which were Yellow and white carnations. lalso appliqued on the front of|The bridegroom's mother as-| CHOICE WAXED TURNIPS "7 GRAPEFRUIT """"--""""""" 10 59° David Milne's Family History Finds Painter Among Pioneers Miss Blodwen Davies, author and biographer, provided an in- sight into the early life of the @Canadian painter, David Milne, ~"gt the Monday meeting of the Lyceum Club and Women's Art Association, "= The artist's landscapes 'n oil and water-color, several of yeewhich are included in the Na- *~¢ional Gallery, have become col- lector's items since they re- eeived the recognition of a con- moisseur and former governor- general, the Right Honorable Vineent Massey. A selection of Milne's paintings are currently "on display in the McLaughlin «Library in the Lyceum Exhibi-! * "tion, Researching into his _back- ground Miss Davies has discoy-; ered that David Milne had Scot- tish parents who came to North America in 1870. His mother| was an unschooled girl, born in; 1840 and married at 20 to Willie| Milne. On her 30th birthday the} * couple with six or seven chil- " 'dren sailed for the new world. They sailed from New York to Collingwood and on a farm) mear Burgoyne, Willie Milne| dired out to farmer James ~ Brown while Mary set up her| 'own domestic arrangements in a} log cabin across the river. Here her son Dayid, named after Farmer Brown's deaf-mute son, was born in 1882. _ Another older son, James built @ double house at Paisley and ""David and his mother moved in. David became a school teacher but his passion was drawing and he made up his mind to go to New York and walked from Paisley to Toronto. In New York he met May Haggerty and after gix years courtship they were Some of Milne's paintings, dis- played in a New York gallery ettracted the attention of a com. mercial artist, James Clarke © ogecretly married. | YWCA and has been travel- the full skirt. The bodice taper- gs Mrs. D. G. Bentley introduced|¢4 at the waist and was adorned | the speaker who Be thanked] With three rosebuds and a flow-/ by the president, Mrs. Uriah|In& chapel train. Her tiered Jones. Mrs. Jones asked con-|finger-tip veil of French illusion veners to have their reports| Worn over the face was held by ready for the annual meeting)@ coronet of sequins, and she jnext month and appointed a\carried a cascade of yellow |noted 'with sincere regret the LODGES AND SOCIETIES death of two members during the past month, Mrs. Fred Rob- REBEKAH LODGE The newly installed officers erts and Mrs, Cyril Weyrich. Mrs. W. H. James poured tea during the social hour. OS of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. | a ' 222, presided for the recent | i 3 meeting held in the Lodge rooms. | Noble Grand Sister Elda How- ard conducted the business. As- |sisting was Sister Elsie McKee in the vice grand's chair, who) ™ reported on the members who were ill. : Sister Estelle Sim gave a re- port on the recent banquet and also reported on Hillsdale! Manor. | LTB NO. 55 I | The regular meeting of LTB) |No. 55 was held in the Orange | Hall. Worshipful Mistress Sister Ruth Gatchell presided. Devo- tional exercises by Sister Mary Abbott in the absence of Sister Alice Shortt. The sick report found Brother '{Amon Toms still in hospital; Sister Alice Shortt and Sister) Vicky Beaton home from hospi- tal, | The draw was won by Sister) Coombes, Sister Morton and Sis- ter Gatchell. After lodge closed| a shower of lovely gifts was held for Sister and Brother Fred Whieite on the event of their re- cent marriage. The next regular meeting will be November 20. YWCA SPEAKER Miss Yvonne C. 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Milne was an 3RD SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. obstinate individualist, He was) The 3rd Oshawa Scout Moth: never enthusiastic about te ia ot cctung hyd gir dis-lot Simeoe Street Church. d s e time; e femained unknown in the United ae agg uae: the States when he could have won|Dresident, presided. was an- nounced that a card was sent recognition in Ontario. to Lewis Trotter, one of the 3rd The Milnes moved back t0\Oshawa Scouts, congratulating Palgrave at the start of the de-|him on receiving his Gold Cord sepression and. made a. lasting/and Bushman's Thong, two of 'Yriendship with the Angus fam-|the highest awards in Scouting ily at Six-Mile Lake. Milne died|tewis also is one of the scouts in 1953 and six or seven hundred) who were chosen to 20 rp of bs nary are stored in the'Greece this summer, to attend national archives. His widow); lorid' : wens +» dives alone on Manitouli Island. ne Worie's dambores 9 Acne! 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