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* i [} dads il bid cantar ai shan TT Bead Dowson The Church was the scene of a pretty fall wedding on the Rexdale United evening of October 5th, when Patricia Anne Durling, eldest daughter of Mrs. Thelma Porter and Lawrence Porter' of Toronto, exchanged wedding vows with Arthur Johp "Bud" Dowson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Dowson of Oshawa, Ontario formerly of Port Perry, Ontario. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Allen "Todd. The bride entered the church upon the arm of her step father who gave her in marriage. She wore a Victorian model gown of white flocked nylon over taffeta fashioned with tight fiting bodice with large, frilled Bertha collar. The long sleeves and long full . skirt had multiple frills of nylon sheer. Her shoulder length veil fell from a tiny coronet of nylon end seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of baby pink rose- _buds and white shasta daisies. Mrs. Joyce Yule, sister of the groom was Matron of Honour. She wore a gold gown fashioned and fitted bodice and full pleated skirt, and carried a shower bouquet of tiny yellow rose- buds and mauve shasta daisies. Mr. Harold Yule was best man. Following the service a HA. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985.2383 or Zenith 59240 -Durling wedding supper and recep- tion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yule on Dixon Road, Rexdale. The rooms were tastefully decorated and the brides table was centrered with a beautiful wedding cake, which was cut by the bride and groom in the traditional manner. The toast to the bride was - proposed by Mr. Harold Yule and responded to by the groom. The brides mother, Mrs. Porter, wore a floor length gown of rose printed chiffon" over taffeta with matching jacket and white acesso- ries. Her corsage was of tiny pink rosebuds and white baby carnations. Mrs. Dowson, mother of the groom wore a floor length gown of brown prin- ted silk worn with brown accessories, and she wore a corsage of yellow rosebuds and white baby carnations. Mrs. Angela Porter, sister of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Dowson left for a honeymoon in Northern Ontario. For travelling, Mrs. Dowson wore a princess style gown of green polyester, fashioned with long full sleeves and silver button trim. Her accessories were white. Upon their return the "young couple will reside in Downsview where both are in the staff of Gidden Industries, Rexdale. Guest were present from . Oshawa, Acton, Toronto and Annapolis Nova Scotia. Royal, BILL a R.R.1 Gormley J ' Dominion, © "killers," AAA AAA MILEY UGAR ano sit by the bonfire until rested, and have another go. And there were always twenty or thirty playing at once, so everybody got a whack at the puck. Some great stick- handlers came out of that era. Think of- (he depths to which we have sunk. The smithy, with its light «and shadows, its reds and blacks, its earthy smells, its sense of life, has been replaced by the garage, a sterile thihg with its cement floor, its reek of gas and oil, and its unspoken assurance that this-is- gonna-cost- you-plenty-buddy. The cutter, swift and light as a bird, no longer skims. the snow. It has been frisced by a stinking snarling, skidding beast that only modern man could abide -- the snowmobile. wi No more meat-cutters, careening around the corners on one rumfer, delivering in any weather. Now, we plod like zombies through the supermarket, to moronic piped: music, and pick up the odourless, antisep- tice, cellophaned packages the great gods Loblaw or Safeway have assigned to us, and carry them humbly to our cars, three blocks away. Our kids have to get up at five am. to play hockey, and if they're not real get about-four minutes ice-time. Ah, those were the days! And I haven't even begun on the most vital of all winter equipment -- the: puck consisting of a frozen horse-bun. " Whittaker CONTRACTING - farm buildings - greenhouses - sheds - SCRAP METAL of ANY kind Al's Supertest Salvage for fast free pickup Call 985-7041 S PICE 416-888-1753 aos PA voy Sr 0 x Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson were united in is marriage in Blackstock United Church. August 11, FSA 1973. The bride is the former Nancy Lynn Dorrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Derrell, ton. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dickson, Burlington. Burlington. DAY SALE IN OUR "TEEN" DEPT. pg: (RO Nestle- 1) _Hilton The couple are residing in NG skirTs 20% stacks Thurs., Friday & Saturday A small deposit will hold your lay-away. The Children's Boutique 187 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2323 An economical protein source for dairy and beef cattle. INFORMATION AT MASTER FEEDS 139 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2131