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22 THE OSHAWA Times, Tuesday, December 1, 1964 Georges Gauthier of Ottawa has been named an associate commissioner of the Centen- nial Commission, replacing Robert Choquette who has been appointed Canada's con- sul-general at Bordeaux, France. Mr. Gauthier, a na- tive of Sorel, Que., has been with the civil service com- mission since 1943. His new appointment takes effect Dec. 1. (CP Photo) Well Tenders Rre Called ORONO: (TC) -- The Ontario Water Resources Commission have now called tenders for the construction of a gravel-packed well for the Municipal Water Supply for the Village of Orono, The well which will be located in the "'V' at the north end of Mill street is to yield 75 gallons per minute. Tenders will be opened in Toronto on Tuesday, December 17th, at 3:15 p.m. This is the first step in con- struction of a Municipal Water system for Orono and it is now expected that tenders will be ealled for the watermains, pump house and stand pipe some time in December. Final preparations are now being made towards this move. Recently soil tests were taken en the site for the water stand . 'The location, just south of cemetery on the Ralph Wil- lis property has proven satis- factory, according to those con- ducting the test. Soil samples were taken to 2 depth of twenty-five feet when a most solid base was struck. A further study of the soil samples will be conducted in Toronto, Only a few minor details now remain to be completed prior to ealling tenders for the complete water system in Orono. Diane E. Worrell Weds Clem Wilson BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Black-| stock United Church decor- ated with pots of white mums, was the setting for the marriage Saturday, Nov. 21, at 3.30 p.m. of Diane Edith Worrell, daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Worrell Jr., and Mrs. Alfred Bannister of Sudbury and Clem Wilson, son| of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Wilson| ef Cartwright. | Rev. Philip Romeril officiated. The wedding music was play-| ed by Mrs. Lorne Thompson. | Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of white rayon bro- cade with lily point sleeves. The skirt was shaped to a chapel train. Her three-tier waist) length veil was attached to a) pearl crown. She carried a cas-| cade of white mums and red| roses. | The attendants were Miss| Doris Griffin, Mrs. Glen Wilson} and Miss Jean Wilson. They) were in street-length dresses of} sparkling turquoise peau-de-soie with elbow length lace jackets. Their headdresses were pill box hats with short veils in tur- quoise and they carried cas- cades of turquoise and white mums, | Glen Wilson, twin brother of} the groom, was best man. The} ushers were Robert Brinkman} and Leonard Draper. For the reception held in the Christian Education room of the} church, the bride's stepmother, Mrs. Henry Worrell, Jr., 're- ceived the guests wearing a light blue dress with matching jacket and a corsage of pink mums. The groom's mother as- sisted wearing a royal blue two- piece dress with matching hat and a corsage of red roses. For their wedding trip to the United States and later to Sud- bury, the bride chose a royal blue two-piece dress with black accessories, a red coat trimmed with black fur and a corsage of white mums. On their return the couple will reside at 4109 Bathurst, Apt. 6, Downsview. Attending the wedding were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worrell, Sr., Coldwater. Guests also attend-| ed from Bracebridge, Lindsay, | Toronto, Oshawa, Seagrave, Ux-| bridge, Port Perry, Little) Britain, Sudbury, Richmond Hill| and the Blackstock area. Prior to the wedding the) bride was honored at showers | given by Miss Doris Griffin and| Mrs. Glen Wilson in Port Perry | and Mrs. Lloyd Sommerville in Brooklin. MAIL BY JEEP DARTFORD, England (CP) Postmen in this Kent town -will get four-wheel-drive jeeps to deliver the mail this winter. 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