HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-08-29, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1990.
NICOLE AND PAUL KERR
Newlyweds take
Puerta Plata honeymoon
Greed, sermon topic
Greeters at the Blyth United
Church on August 26 were Laurie
and Dorothy Scott. Ushers were
Fred, Linda, Heidie and Laura
Meier.
George Cowan opened the ser
vice with prayer followed by hymn
“Unto the Hills around do I lift
up”. Responsive reading Psalm I.
The children’s hymn was “Come
let us sing of the wonderful love”
which was also the theme of Mr.
Cowan’s story. A beautiful bouquet
of gladioli from Charlie Smith’s
garden decorated the altar.
Nominations
sought for
Literacy
Volunteer awards
As part of International Literacy
Year 1990, Canada’s Literacy Vol
unteer Awards program has been
designed to identify and honour
volunteers and organizations
throughout the community who
have made a significant contribu
tion to the field of literacy in
Canada.
Information and Nomination
forms are available from your local
public library - a key participant in
the administration of this program.
Up to 50 Certificates of Apprecia
tion will be presented by Murray
Cardiff for the riding of Huron-
Bruce to the selected recipients at
award ceremonies to be held this
fall. To be included in the selection
process, Nomination Forms must
be returned to the library prior to
September 30, 1990.
This program is sponsored by the
Government of Canada, the Asso
ciation pour l’avancement des
sciences et des techniques de la
documentation and the Canadian
Library Association with two of its
divisions - the Canadian Associa
tion of Public Libraries and the
Canadian Libraries Trustees Asso
ciation. Nomination forms are
available at all branches of the
Huron County Library.
The choir sang “Gentle Shep
herd Come and Lead Us”, accom
panied by Phyllis Boak followed by
“O Master let me walk with Thee”
and prayer.
Mr. Cowan’s sermon was
“Greed and Obsession of Power”
and he quoted from Matthew 24
and 18. He also gave a brief report
on the general council and Com
munity of Concern. The hymn
“Lead on oh King Eternal” was
sung. Since this was Mr. Cowan’s
last Sunday, he sang a beautiful
solo “Bless This House” followed
by benediction and “God Loves
You”.
Rev. Ramirez will be back in the
pulpit September 2.
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BROOKS - KERR
A perfect summer day on July 7,
1990 witnessed the marriage of
Brenda “Nicole” Brooks, daughter
of Mac and Brenda to “Paul” Allan
Kerr, son of Gerald Kerr, all of
Blyth. Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez offi
ciated at the ceremony in Blyth
United Church.
The bride given in marriage by
her parents, wore a white satin
mermaid gown with Queen Victoria
neckline. Iridescent sequins and
pearls accented the bodice, sleeves
and neckline. The chapel train
featured satin bows and scalloped
lace along the edging. She carried a
crescent shaped bouquet of bridal
white roses, meranta leaves, ivy
and coral bells.
The groom wore a Bud Gowan
3-piece white tuxedo with a white
rose in the lapel.
Maid-of-honour was Faren Feasy
of Strathroy. Her gown was pansy
purple satin with large puff sleeves
and V peplum from waist.
The bridesmaids, Annette Lucas,
Karen Van Soest and Melissa Ken-
all of Blyth, wore identical dresses
to the maid of honour.
Flower girl, Lindsey Bartliff of
Clinton, cousin of the bride, wore a
white satin gown with satin bows.
A halo of fresh baby breath
adorned her head. All the girls
carried hand bouquets of hot pink
mini carnations, pink tulle, accent
ed with ribbon streamers and
purple statice.
Ringbearer was Mark Fisher of
Port Stanley, cousin of the groom.
He was dressed identical to the
groom in white tux and carried a
white satin pillow decorated with
mini carnations and streamers.
The mother of the bride was
escorted into the church by her son,
Brent. She was wearing a two-piece
cherry satin gown and matching
hat. Her corsage consisted of three
white baby roses with lace bow.
Best man for the occasion was
Randy Pentland of Dungannon.
Ushers were Steve Howson, Brent
Brooks and Mike Kerr, all of Blyth.
The guys wore matching light grey
tuxes with purple cummerbunds.
The bride’s father looked dashing
in med grey tux with matching
cummerbund. Brent Brooks and
Darren Bartliff lit the beautifully
decorated candelabra at the front of
the church.
Organist was Phyllis Boak and
Cheryl Cronin sang two lovely
pieces, “To-gether” and “O Per
fect Love”. A delicious roast beef
dinner was served by the Blyth
Women’s Institute in the Blyth
Community Centre. Dancing
followed with music supplied by
“Sound Proof” - D.J. - Calvin
Kerr.
Special guests were Earl and
Agnes Dixon, Buffalo, Minnesota,
who were Nicole’s Lions’ Youth
Exchange parents for one summer.
Also great Aunt Vi Cooper of
Clinton.
Master of Ceremonies was Mark
Kennedy of Clinton, the bride’s
uncle. The bride and groom honey
mooned in Puerto Plata in the
Dominican Republic and are now
residing in Blyth happily.
PLANQUES-STEPHENSON
Bill and Joan Stephenson are
pleased to announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter, Kim to Bob, son of Ray
and Joyce Planques of Lon
don. The marriage will take
place October 13, 1990.
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