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A FRANSSEN - LAFONTAINE On May 25, 1985, at the Immaculate Con- ception Church, Port Perry, Father A. Grima united in marriage, Jacqueline Ann, daughter of Roger and Ethel Lafontaine, Blackstock and Leonard Joseph, son of Jan and Sylvia Franssen of Port Perry The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of quipur lace and silk organza. The bodice was encrusted with pearls and the skirt fell to a chapel train Her juliet cap with veil was of lace and pearls She carried a cascade of stephanotis, baby's breath, white roses and mauve orchids : Mrs Michelle Whiteley, sister of the bride, was matron of honour The bridesmaids were Miss Sandra Little of Blackstock and Miss Karen Gouwvia of Toronto, friends of the bride They wore gowns of lavender tissue taffeta and carried bouquets of baby's breath, wory and pink roses with lavender hhes. The best man was Mr Martin Kuypers of Seagrave, friend of the groom. The ushers were Mr Dennis Franssen of Port Perry and Mr. Robert Franssen of Port Perry, brothers of the groom. The groom wore silver grey tails and ascot. His attendants wore silver grey tuxedos. The wedding ceremonial music was per- formed by Mr_ Irwin Smith, friend of the couple. The reception was held at the Nestieton Community Centre. Receiving the guests was the bride's mother, gowned in lilac, assisted by the mother of the groom, in printed ivory chiffon Mr Gordon Paisley. former principal of Cart wright High School and friend of the couple, entertained as Master of Ceremonies. Prior to the wedding, the bride was honoured at showers given by Mrs Terry McNen- ly, sister of the groom, and Miss Sandra Little and Mrs Michelle Whiteley The bride and groom were honoured at a Jack & Jill dance given by the best man, Mr Mar- tun Kuypers and ushers, Mr Dennis Franssen and Mr Robert Franssen Following the rehearsal. the groom's parents entertained the wedding party at their home The newlyweds are residing in Whitby Nugy lua RK Vv fla Feoy val aw ' LARLY Seven Mile Island 'Resort Birthdays - Anniversaries - Wedding Racaptions - 1h ehh my alow A fet plane worry NIM Adee - Retirement Banquets - - (reduation Parties - Business Luncheons - end any ocoocasion you consider a special one' Fleas if Jor reservation ORS Ng Durham Shade & Verticals a KEEP OUT THE HEAT C®&_ WITH VERTICAL BLINDS! i SoCs 15g" 5' Patio Door .... $129.99 Zong 6° Patio Door .... $139.99 (on selected fabrics) | ~~ ALSO HUGE SAVINGS on RO' LER BLINDS and VENETIAN BLINDS | Ao 985-9985 Call Now for Free Shop-At-Home Service 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 23, 1985 57th picnic for Leask clan by Joan Lane Greenbank Hall was the setting for the 57th Leask Family Picnic on June 22, 1985. The rainy weather didn't dampen the spirits of all who attended. Madam Leask of Scotland sent her best wishes and said that she is looking forward to meeting some from On- tario at the International Gathering which is to be held this year in Edin- burgh and Aberdeen, Aug. 1-5. About 25 people are expected to go from Canada. . Ross and Leila Stone conducted games for the children. Winners for several races were - Lesley Bradley, Betty Joe Bradley, Holly Stone, "Linda Stone, Jeffrey Bradley, Meghan Stone and Timmy Stone. Women's shoe scram- ble - Shona Stone, Bar- bara Leask and Jill Bradley. Men's shoe scramble - Peter Stone, Toni Leask and Jamie Lane. Drive the Nail Contest: Men - Hugh Ferguson and Women Jill Bradley. All enjoyed the peanut scramble and each received a red ribbon with the Leask Crest on Council to seek A delicious smor- gasbord was enjoyed by all. We thank Betty Stone for her help organizing the meal. Ross Stone welcomed all and expressed regrets from several who were unable to attend: All were saddened to hear that Ewart and Clara Leask's house in Barrie was partially destroyed in the recent tornado which struck that area. Half of the roof was removed, the garage demolished and un- believable damage was done to the contents from the wind and rain. The following gifts were given: Youngest child - Jeffrey Bradley - 18 months; Oldest Lady - Eva Stone - 89 years, Oldest man - Victor Leask - 78 years; Far- thest Away - Penny Gibbs - England. The winner of the 'Guess the Bean Con- test" was Ottelene Fife. Next year's officers are as follows: President - Ross Stone; Secretary - Joan Lane; Treasurer and Genealogy - Ewart and Clara Leask; Hostess - Barbara Leask; Leask Letter - Publisher - Geo. and Kathie Leask; Editor - hamlet services Scugog Township council has agreed to ask Durham Region to in- clude Prince Albert as a designated service area. The request came Monday afternoon from Ron Armstrong, who acts for developers who have land in Prince Albert that has been ear- marked for future residential development. Mr. Armstrong sug- gested that development has not taken place in Prince Albert because of the developers must pay lot levies and the up-front costs of improving and extending water services If Prince Albert were included in the Region's service area, the cost of up-grading water lifies would be the Region's responsbility There 1s potential for about 200 lots to be developed in Prince Albert, but the number designated at this time 1s far less than that Mr. Armstrong pointed out that water lines in Prince Albert need im- proving not just for new development, but the ex- isting homes as well. He said he hoped the Region would include Prince Albert in the 1986 capital forecast Council agreed to start negotiations with Durham to have the hamlet included in the service area Whether WEDDING INVITATIONS PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 9s 733 the Region goes along with the request is another matter altogether. ALAN J. RISEN or uo LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C - 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 7L3-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) RAINBOWS DECORATING CENTRE Heather Leask. During the evening everyone enjoyed the 'Magic of Stew Garland." Young and old \ | alike marvelled at his, clever magical tricks with ropes, birds and even a type of rabbit call- ed a "French Lop." Several took pictures as the children were showen these pets. A fan- tastic climax to a great family reunion' Edna and Jack Forster of Port Perry celebrated a Golden Wed- ding Anniversary on July 16. 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