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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1993. PAGE 15.
Couple honeymoons in Mexico
Greeters at Blyth United Church
Sunday were Les and Shirley
Rutledge. Ushers were Jack and
Agnes Wharton, Graham Jackson,
Marlene Toll, who also assisted
with the offering.
Rev. Ramirez opened the service
with call to worship, prayer of
approach, prayer of confession,
silent confession and assurance of
pardon. The congregation sang
"When Morning Gilds the Skies".
Responsive reading was Psalm 143
1-11, "Lord, Listen to My Prayer."
Scripture reading was taken from
John 6: 1-13. This was followed by
the singing of "Break Thou the
Bread of Life."
Rev. Ramirez welcomed all the
children, then explained the
scripture story. Who brought the
five loaves and the fish? he asked.
He read the verse again. There
were five thousand people and one
small boy brought lunch. Jesus
took the bread and fish and fed the
multitude. There were leftovers
enough to fill 12 baskets.
This being the last story for Rev.
Ramirez, he asked that all give
what little talent they have to the
Lord Jesus.
Floral arrangements were placed .
in memory of Mary Young, sister
of Gladys Caldwell and mother of
Evelyn Popp. Sympathy is
expressed to the families.
Also deepest sympathy to Mary
Walden and family in the passing
away of husband, father and
grandfather, Lloyd.
The choral hymn was "In
Sunshine, In Shadow."
Rev. Ramirez' sermon theme was
"The Miraculous Power of Love".
He expanded on the children's
story.
When we give to an appeal we
sometimes feel this may not be
very much, he said. But the Lord
sees the little amount as plenty in
some circumstances. A little is a
big help.
Sharing is important Rev.
Ramirez said. Trust the Lord and
give what you have physically and
spiritually and there will be a great
return.
We all have a little bag of lunch
God has packed for us to share, he
said.
Rev. Ramirez mentioned some
who have passed on and shared a
piece of bread with us but are now
sharing with God.
He offered a challenge to all to
SCOTT-DUSKOCY
The marriage of Kimberly
Duskocy and James Scott was sol-
emnized at Brussels United
Church, by Rev. Cam McMillan,
on Saturday, July 24, 1993.
Kimberly is the daughter of John
and Diane Duskocy of RR 4 Brus-
sels. Jim is the son of Spence and
Nelva Scott of Brussels.
The bride was attended by maid-
of-honour Glenda Carter, Monkton
and bridesmaids Shelley Duskocy
and Tracey McWhirter, Brussels.
Alicia Good of St. Jacobs was the
flowergirl and Travis Duskocy of
share a small piece of thernself for
Christ to use as he may.
The final hymn was "Take My
Life and Let It Be."
The Ramirez family then wished
everyone farewell.
Remember in prayers, Irene
Ament, Jack McGee, and Archie
Moses in hospital.
Milverton was the ringbearer.
The groom was attended by his
bestman Rob Willie, Brussels, and
ushers Brian Scott, London and
Gary Cowen, Cambridge.
Music for the ceremony was pro-
vided by organist Mary Douma,
Brussels and pipers Marianne and
Murray Bone, Brussels.
Margaret Jarvis, Brussels read
from the scriptures and the candles
were lit by Anne Scott, London and
Tricia Duskocy, Brussels.
The reception was held at the
BMG Community Centre.
After a honeymoon in Mexico,
the couple will be residing in North
Bay.
Rutledges greet at Blyth United