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+ 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, April 18th, 1973 IRWIN -- WILSON On Saturday February 10, 1073, Miss Carol Anne Wilson and Mr. Dennis Leon Irwin were united in marriage amid a setting of flowers and candles, in the Free Metho- dist Church, Uxbridge. Officiating at the double ring ceromony were Rev. Arthur Votery, assisted by Rev Nelson Hooper. The bridé"is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Wilson of Epsom and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs: rge D. Irwin of Greenbank. _ The bride given in mar- riage by her father wore a floor length dress of white Lagoda Peau de Soie and Swiss lace. Her fully gat- thered lace edged veil flowing into a graceful train. She carried a bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses and Babys Breath. Miss Joyce Wilson, sister of the cousin of the Bride and Miss Marlene Wilson sister of the B ride as Bridesmaids. The three at- tendants were dressed alike in floor length Royal Blue Velvet and carried bouquets of blue and white flowers. The groom was attended by his brother Mr. Wayne Irwin and ushers were Mr. Larry Irwin brother of the Nestleton, Caesarea - On behalf of the many avid readers of our 'home town" newspaper, the Port Perry Star, in this and surrounding areas, I wish to convey our sincere congratulations to Mr. Bruce Arnold upon his appointment as editor. Also to extend a warm welcome to Mrs. Arnold and the child- ren. I refer to the Star as our '"'Home Town" newspaper as I would feel rather jsolated, living out here in feo without my weekly copy. I find that this informative, interesting newspaper gives me a sense of being a part of a thrivingly, friendly com- munity. In this hectic era in which we now live, that is - about all anyone could hope for. The position of editor of such a paper as the Star is quite an undertaking. In the city very few people, if any, even know the name of the editor of a newspaper, but in a small community the editor is known personally as Groom and Mr. Douglas Wilson, cousin of the Bride, dressed alike in white jackets. For the Reception, held in the lower auditorium of the Uxbridge Baptist Church, Mrs. Wilson received the guests wearing a street length dress of Alice blue Arnel with corsage of pink rosebuds. She was assisted by Mrs. Irwin wearing street length dress of Lime green polyester with corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses. The Bride and Groom left amid showers of confetti for a Honeymoon in Niagara Falls. The bride wearing a dress of pink polyester with white lace inserts and plum coloured suede coat with white fur trim. They now reside on R.R. 3, Uxbridge. I 1 Do something nice for yourself. Open a Bonus Savings Account before Easter and earn 12 interest Retroactive to April 1st. If you already have a bonus savings account with us--even one that you just opened in the last few days your new interest will be made retroactive to April 1st. oh ROYAL BANK the helpful bank he lives among the readers. He is subject to controversy, criticism, as well as com- plimentary remarks. So Mx. Arnold, good luck in your. new position. I am quite certain that you will more than please your publisher as well as your many new friends in the years to come. Mrs. Sue Fowler of Caesa- rea was pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening. Many friendly neighbours as well as relatives held a party for her birthday. Guests from Oshawa, Toronto, Port Perry and Vancouver, B.C. were present. Sue received many lovely gifts. A delic- ious buffet was served and enjoyed by all present. Of all the nice events of Sue's evening, the unexpected visit of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Farr from B.C. was the highlight. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raines of Port Perry cele- brated their first anniver- sary on April the 8th. Mrs. Raines, nee Debbie Bolan was thrilled beyond words as her husband presented her with a registered Apaloosa mare to celebrate the occasion. I never did find out what Deb gave Ralph, but knowing those two happy kids I know it as something equally as fine. Congratula- tions to the R. Raines. With Gods help they shall share many years of happiness to-gether. ~ Mr. and Mrs. D. Day of Caesarea were surprised by unexpected visitors last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. F. Enever and Bob Martin of Toronto spent the weekend "with Sandy and Doug and the children. Sandy informed me that it has been quite some time sipce the last visit with these fii An 'enjoyable time ad by all Mrs. [Cherryl Haines of Caesaréa was hostess to the many friends of Miss Linda Collins of Nestleton. The occasion, a miscellaneous shower. Linda shall become the bride of Mr. Wayne Minahall on the twenty eight of Apxil. Many lovely gifts were presented to Linda and Wayne. A delectable lunche- on was served amid well wishes for happiness to the young couple. Congratulations are proudly extended to Mr. W. A. Bolan of Nestleton who 5303303 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I SS 0 3 300 330 0 30 HH HNN NES EE EE ES SE ES NS SS SS NS NS SS YN SS SS YN ES ES NN NS SN NN ES SN EE I I I I I I I I IS \ \ POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV IV VU has again been presented awards for outstanding con- tributions to highway safety. The Ontario Safety Associ- ation presented Bill with a certificate and medal for another year of such driving ability. Markel Insurance, presented him with a certifi- cate and silver medal. This award is given to highway drivers who operate a public PLUMBING Sewer PHONE 985-2581 ART'S Connections QUALITY WORKMANSHIP transportation vehicle with- out an accident against their record each year. Mr. Bolan has over thirty years of accident free. driving behind him. The way traffic is to-day that is quite a fete. His family are extremely proud of Dad. . It certainly gives all of the Bolans an incentive to live up to Dad's reputation as a conscientious driver. - HEATING ART PETROZZI NOTICE TO CATTLE OWNERS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH The Council fo the Corp. of the Township of REACH have authorized Mr. Art Fielding to Inspect ALL Cattle within the Township of REACH and to inforce the provisions of the Warble Fly Control ACT. The use of the Township Sprayer is available at a minimum charge of $5.00 per herd to a limit of 15 head of cattle, and 35c per animal sprayed thereafter, for each spray. Spraying will commence on or about April 10th, 1973. aa alalnlalal ala alg aloo ao oa oa a a a a a oa a a a a a a a a a DOO POOP OOOP® Watch for GRAND OPENING of the oshawa kitchen centre Specialists in Quality Kiichens and Accessories 976-4500 737 STATION ST. -- OSHAWA, ONT. (Just south of 401 Off Simcoe St.) BE 3 3 3 EE EE EE EN NN NNS SAAN S ANNAN SSN NSN SSNS SEWER CONNECTIONS Persons who own property which is not presently connected to the Village of Port Perry Sanitary Sewer System (where available) must make said connection on of before July 1st, 1973. Failure to comply with the above will result in a sewage rate being imposed on said owner according to by-law, namely "$1.03 per foot property frontage or 240 percent of the annual water rates, as applicable. V. MALCOLM, Twp. Clerk. J. N. BRODIE, Clerk-Treasurer \, / SAAR LAAAAATAIALLTALAATALAARARILRNRNLNNSNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN