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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-08-29, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1990. KAREN AND JAMES HALLAHAN Couple weds in Blyth GLOUSHER - HALLAHAN Blyth United Church was the setting July 21, 1990 for the lovely summer wedding between Karen Lucille Giousher and James Ed­ ward Hallahan. Karen is the daughter of/Don Giousher of Blyth and Laurel and Ken Wilson of Goderich. Jim is the son of Maurice and Mary Hallahan of RR 3, Blyth. Rev. Ramirez officiated at the service. Given in marriage by her father, Karen wore a full-length white satin gown with a satin petal embroidered organza bodice. She wore a white satin' rosebud head­ piece trimmed with tiny floating pearls. Karen’s dress was made by her mother. Karen carried a bouquet of fresh red roses and white babies’ breath. The maid of honour was Kim McDougall, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Cathy Brown, friend of the bride; Vicki Giousher, sister of the bride; Maryanne Hallahan, sister of the groom and Barb Patterson, friend of the bride. They wore red cocktail-length dresses and carried bouquets of fresh red roses, white carnations and purple statice. The groom was dressed in white jacket and black trousers with red cummerbund and bow tie. His boutonniere consisted of three fresh red rosebunds with white babies’ breath. The best man was Kevin Riley, friend of the groom. Ushers were Kent Hallahan, cousin of the groom; Graham Giousher, brother of the bride; Paul Kerr, friend of the groom and Dennis Hallahan, brother of the groom. They wore black jackets and trousers with red cummerbunds and bow ties. Junior bridesmaid was Irene Hallahan, sister of the groom. She wore a white satin dress and carried a bouquet of fresh red roses and white carnations. Flower girl was Megan Patterson and ringbearer was Brandon Brown. Both are special little friends of the couple. Megan wore a white satin dress and carried a white teddy bear wearing a red dress. Brandon wore a tuxedo similar to the groom with a single red rosebud boutoniere. He carried the wedding bands on a satin heart-shaped pillow. Soloists at the' ceremony were Karen Bruinsma and Helen Camp­ bell, both friends of the bride. Organist was Mrs. Phyllis Boak. Reception was held at the Blyth Junior Farmers host Agri-Food Week dinner What is Agri-Food Week about? Agri-Food week was initiated to promote agriculture and agribusi­ ness to the general public, the consumer. Today agriculture is facing many challenges and misconceptions - environmental concerns, consum­ ers’ demands, production, market­ ing and international trade, there­ fore it is often necessary for agriculture and agri-business to present their facts. Agri-Food Week, October 1-7, will see many events planned to promote agricul­ ture and educate the consumer about the many aspects of agricul­ ture and agri-business. The Huron County Junior Farm­ ers are hosting an Agri-Food Week dinner on Monday, October 1, Al t t j01! r- Construction * WOODWORKING - CABINETS - REFINISHING 107 WESTMORELAND ST. W. BLYTH, ONTARIO NOM 1 HO FREE ESTIMATES BUS.: 523-9695 -9640 In today’s complex world markets you need a competitive edge. That’s where Cook’s can help. The marketing experts at Cook’s can help you make informed decisions about your crop. V\fc’ll keep you in touch with commodity prices and world-wide supply and demand situations so you can make the right cropping choices to get the profits you want. Before you decide, call the people at Cook’s. Our experience can give you the edge. Community Centre. The couple is now residing at RR 1, Belgrave. Cook’s people have a world of marketing experience to offer you Part of Cook's Crop Marketing Team (From left to right) Dave Wheeler - Atwood/Walton Branch Manager, 2nd year with Cook’s Pauline Insley - Grain Merchandiser Hensall, 7 years with Cook's Bruce Lamont - Centralia Branch , Manager, 16 years with Cook's entitled ‘Huron County: An Agri­ cultural Leader IV’. The evening, in addition to promoting agricult- and its importance in Huron Coun­ ty, also honours local people for their contributions and leadership to agriculture and the rural com­ munity. Special guest speaker for the evening is Brigid Pyke, Puesident of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. ‘Huron County: An Aricultural Leader IV’ is for everyone. Those wishing to be part of Agri-Food Week in Huron County, for more information contact the Clinton O.M.A.F. or Robert Hunking, RR 1, Auburn, 523-4316. If you eat, you are part of agriculture. 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