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-of Nestleton 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 4, 1984 -4 i 1! ! mn © Blue ribbon baby Jessica McLaughlin is the second baby girl born at Communi- ty Memorial Hospital in 1984, arriving just eight minutes after the Hockley baby (photo on page two). Jessica weighed nine pounds, and is the daughter of Kathy She's a little sister for Alex. Nice catches reported by ice fishing sportsmen Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Avid Fishermen Take Note! With the extremely cold weather we've been having - a larger number than usual fishing huts - are appearing on the Lake - and nice catches are reported. Mr and Mrs Ron Jacobs, Deanna and Rhonda, Blackstock, Mr and Mrs. Larry Smith and Penny, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Fish, Lisa and Laura, Oshawa and Mr and Mrs Dan Corby and Paul of Blackstock were Christmas guests on Bouing Day with Grahame and Neta Fish A great family celebration! Celebrating the New Year with Grahame and Neta were Mr and Mrs Calvin Holland and fami Iv. Bowmanville, Mr and Mrs. Jim Leishman and family of Reaboro and Mrs. Marlene Ban- mater and family of Peterborough A very nice get-together com- mencing 1984" Wedding of Interest Our warmest con- Bmlulations and best wishes are extended to Dale Rutherford and Dianne Lee who were married in Lindsay, December 23. The recep- tion was held at the home of the bride's sister. Donne Lee of Bethany. Guests were present from Toronto, Lindsay, Nestleton and Caesarea. Trip Enjoyed Helen Campbell, Nestleton and daughter- in-law Debbie flew to Calgary, Alta_, the first week of Dec, to spend a little time with Bruce and Karen Williamson, Chris and Heather- Helen's daughter and son-in-law and family. While there, they had a very enjoyable holiday with plenty to see and do. After a two weeks visit, Debbie returned home for Christmas and Helen spent a little more time in the West, having Christmas with the fami- ly before leaving for home, Dec. 28th. A busy, interesting, festive season getting about visiting Karen's friends and so forth. It was love- ly to be with them for the Yuletide season -- a first for them to hold the Christmas celebration Ladies Night The Blackstock and District (Cartwright) Lions Club entertained their wives to a Christmas dinner party in December - held at Crandell's Riverboat, Port Perry - a "'special" buffet had been arranged before the event. Each' lady was presented with and Neil McLaughlin of Blackstock. a lovely corsage - in honour of the occasion. A thoroughly enjoyable, in- formal evening - a date to remember! Dance Successful The Nestleton Recrea- tion committee had a very successful New Years eve dance held in the Community Centre with sixty couples shar- ing in this "special" merry-making event. Ir- win Smith of Port Perry supplied the excellent music -- a fine evening of dancing and sociabili- ty to "herald" in the New Year - 1984 - with enthusiasm. Christmas Family News Christmas guests on Sundaghec 25th, with David and Regenia Walker, Scugog Point, were her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Hill, and brother Martin Hill and friend Maryann Drake of Oshawa Janice Wilhams, Ed- monton, Alta, was home with her parents - Arnold and Jean Williams and family of Nestleton for Christmas week. A fami- ly gathering was "hosted" by Arnold and Jean on Monday evening at the Nestleton Com- munity Centre. Ray and Dorothy Car- son of New Liskeard, were Christmas holiday guests with her parents, George and Ella Bowers, Nestleton and sisters and brothers. Helen Vine and girls Darlene and Debbie, Tis the visiting season Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Shirley and Larry Olsen were supper guests at the home of Elva and Walter Kerry on Sunday evening. Many friends converg- ed on the Baster home to welcome in the New Year. Ron and Lorraine Brown visited the Rev. Parks on New Years Eve. Steve Kearley return- ed to Manitoulin Island from his holiday visit at home. Ron and Lorraine visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thompson in Toronto Thursday evening. Early death According to the World Health Organization, smoking-related diseases are such impor- tant causes of disability and premature death in developed countries that the control of cigarette smoking could do more to improve and prolong life in these countries than any single action in the whole field of preven- tive medicine. Blackstock, held Christmas for members of the family on Sunday. Guests included her parents- George and Ella Bowers, sister Dorothy and Ray Carson and son Chris and wife Carlyn. Ralph and Leona Sadler and Rick and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie, Nestleton, enjoyed New Years Day with Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer, at their home in Corbyville. The Rick MacKenzie family of Nestleon, spent a portion of the Christmas holiday week with Rick's parents- Dr. and Mrs. W.F. MacKenzie of Toronto. Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, was a Christmas eve overnight guest with son Delton Fisher and wife Marge of West Hill -- and on Christmas Day they travelled to London and enjoyed the "festivities" with Barry Fisher and wife Frances, Leanne and Susan, at their love- ly home. Frank and Bet- sy Staniland of Blackstock, were also guests for the bo iP -- Minnie returning home with them on Wednes- day. A fine Yuletide party. Caesarea Community Church A lovely service Sun- day morning with a good congregation at the Caesarea Church. Rev. (Turn to page 29) Barbara Armstrong has returned to Elim"s Bible Institue after Christmas holidays at home. Bill and Irene Arm- strong became the grandparents of a boun- cing baby boy, born to their daughter Sandra on Dec. 13. : Earl and Elizabeth Taylor and Ray visited Earl's sister Ruth in Cannington on Saturday. On Tues., Bruce and Marilyn Searles of Oshawa visited Howard and Ruth Ashton. Best wishes go with the Rodin family as they move to their new home in the Woodville area. Dr. Jerrold Asling and family arrived in the Ux- bridge area on Friday from a Christmas with friends in Texas. They missed the big storms and had a good trip home. They were with his parents, Don and Stella for lunch New Years Day, where the rest of the family joined them. Earl Wilson's had a belated Christmas on Tues., so Rev. Richard Lushuk and family of Wiarton, could join the family. Joyce, Richard, Leah and Simon remain- ed for a few days holiday. Earl and Marie Scott and Rick Wilson were guests on New Years 'Day with Earl's mother, Mrs. J.P. Wilson of Ux- bridge for dinner. Doug Wilson, Beth, Tanya and Michael visited on Sunday with Don Simmonds, Fay and Shauna. Bill and Deanna Anderson, Lisa and David of Lindsay had lunch Thursday with Faye and Keith Ashton. Al and Donna Kaven, Beth, Jamie and Caroline had lunch one day last week at the Ashton home. On Saturday after- noon, Caroline and Kati Davies of Toronto called | New Year cheerfully welcomed on the K. Ashton family. Mr. and Mrs. Art Powell and Danny were New Year's Eve guests at the Begin home. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson and children of Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson of Ajax. : Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thomas of Markham were supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. Tapscott and family. Mrs. Hansen and Carl visited on New Years with Linda and Wayne Ford of Port Hoover. - Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card are happy to have all their family home for supper on New Years Day. Mr. and Mrs. David Simmonds visited on Saturday night with Ross and Barbara Evans. Doris and Allen Hockley and family of Unionville visited her" brother Ross Evans, Barbara and family Monday night. Feasby-Rennie Uxbridge Baptist Church was the setting for the marriage of Sherri Elizabeth Feasby and John Douglas Rennie on September 10, 1983. Rev. Philip Brown officiated at the ceremony. The organist was Mrs. Fred Wilson and the pianist was Mrs. Dwight Wideman. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Feasby of Port Perry and the bridegroom the only son of Mr. John Rennie of British Columbia and Mrs. Helen Rennie of Nova Scotia. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride looked radiant in a gown of organza trimmed in lace. The high neckline and bodice was also lace embroidered with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white car- nations and yellow roses. Jennifer Simmonds of Uxbridge, friend of the bride, was matron of honour, and the brides- maids were Susan Braid of Port Perry and Rita Varga of Toronto, soon to be sister-in-law of the bride. The flower girl was little Kristen 'Feasby, niece of the bride. The bridesmaids wore a soft yellow, while the matron of honour and the flower girl wore peach. Godgrey Thorogood of Georgetown, friend of the groom, was the best man. Ushers were John Duggan of Ottawa, friend of the groom and Bill Feasby of Toronto, brother of the bride. The ringbearer was Geoffrey Braid of Port Perry. The attendants were attired in dark brown tuxedos while the groom wore one of similar style in a light brown. Mike Phillipo, friend / / \. of the bride and groom, was soloist and Jennifer Stadelbauer friend of the bride and groom played her flute. Jenn- ifer also played at the reception held at the Curling Club in Ux- bridge, Marily and Jeff Goodhand sang several numbers, while Mr. David Simmonds, long- time friend of the brides family was Master of Ceremonies. Prior to their wedding the bride and groom were honoured at several showers given by friends and relatives. Guests were present from British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Mactier, Ottawa, Barrie, Toronto as well as the surround- ing areas. Following a honey- moon in Quebec City, the bride and groom are now residing in Toronto. abi aii Manin