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The Millen News, Wednesday, June 10, 2009 — Page 3 Miss Herrmann marries Mr. Anderson Haley Celeste Herrmann and William Garrett Anderson were united in marriage at 6 p.m. June 7, 2008. The double ring, candlelit ceremony was held at Wades Baptist Church in Cooperville with the Rev. James Cox and the Rev. Dan Joyner officiating. The bride is the daughter of Ms. Teresa Ellison of Sylvania and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Herrmann of Millen. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Christine Casey and the late Neil Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Taylor and Mrs. Runette Herrmann and the late Roy Herrmann, all of Millen. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Anderson of Sylvania. He is the grandson of Mrs. Margaret Anderson and the late Billy Anderson of Statesboro and the late M.F. and Kathene Freeman of Sylvania. Given in marriage by her par ents and escorted by her father, the bride wore an original white silk duchess satin gown. The strapless sweetheart neckline featured a boned, hand embroi dered bodice and basque waist encrusted with various sizes of Swarvoski crystals and bugle beads. The A-line skirt with a modified V-back and cathedral train had similar hand-embroi dered lace lavishly adorned with Swarovski crystal beading at the hemline. She wore a two-lay- ered, fingertip sheer illusion white veil edged with Swarovski crystal beading and a complementing Swarovski crystal tiara. The bride carried a cascading bouquet of minia ture calla lilies, vendella roses, sweetheart roses, Fuji mums, and asparagus fern. The church aisles were flanked on each side with ped estals holding massive arrange ments of gladiolus, vendella roses, Fuji mums, alstromeria and daises, accented with curly willow branches and asparagus fern. The chancel was outlined with grapevine intertwined with garlands of greenery and pink and white roses. White tree can- delabras with lighted cathedral tapers were in the middle and on each side of the chancel. The candelabras were decorated with arrangements of white alsteroemeria and stargazer lil- Mr. and Mrs. William Garrett Anderson ies, roses, Fuji mums, snapdrag ons and asparagus fern. Similar cascading floral arrangements designated family pews. The aisle was adorned with a white hand painted aisle runner featur ing the couple’s monogram. The bride chose childhood friend Jessica Hall of Statesboro to serve as her matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Anna Casey and Megan Fane of Statesboro, cousins of the bride; Sonya Flakes of Hephzibah and Komal Patel of Macon, college friends of the bride; Nikki Sanders of Sylvania, childhood friend of the bride; Angie Fane and Vanessa Parker of Millen, and Jennifer Oglesby of Sylvania, sisters of the bride, and Beth McKenzie of Sylvania, niece of the bride. The bridesmaids wore a floor- length teal satin chiffon gown that fell into an A-line skirt and featured a sweep train. The strapless neckline was accented with a Swarovski crystal brooch. They carried hand tied bouquets of sweetheart roses, miniature calla lilies, chrysanthemums, hypericum berries, hydrangea, seeded eucalyptus and aspara gus fern. Danny Anderson, father of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Benji Ander son of Sylvania, brother of the groom; Stuart Boykin, Patrick Fee, Jason Smith and Justin Smith, all of Sylvania, childhood friends of the groom; Jason Brinson of Sylvania, childhood friend of the bride; Jeff Fane of Millen, brother-in-law of the bride; Matt Sykes, friend of the groom, and Philip Kent, brother of the bride, both of Statesboro. Miss Kathryne Davis of Sylvania, cousin of the groom, served as flower girl. She wore a white tea-length satin and tulle dress with a floral halo in her hair, and she earned a white silk basket of rose petals. Master Tucker Fane of Millen, nephew of the bride, served as ring bearer. Music was provided by Sandra Jeffers, pianist; Melaina Joyner and Will Gay, vocalists. Kimberly Kirby of Young Harris, college friend of the bride, greeted guests and kept the bride’s book. Following the ceremony, the bride’s parents hosted a seated- dinner reception and dance at Snella’s Place in Statesboro. Mrs. Janet Taylor greeted guests as they arrived. In keeping with Southern tradition, cool pitchers of lemonade and sweet tea pro vided a refreshing welcome un der the gazebo as the guests mingled. Guests entered the ballroom upon the arrival of the wedding party. Tables were adorned with white floor-length tablecloths and a teal overlay. The chairs were dressed in a complement ing white linen cover with an organza sheer sash of sage-cha meleon. Each table featured a unique floral creation. A billow ing ceiling drape of white tulle accented with twinkle lights el egantly swagged from the cen ter of the room. A candy buffet table featured wide-mouth glass vases of vari ous sizes filled with numerous types of sweet treats to create candy centerpieces and lollipop topiaries in the wedding colors. Other favors included a monogrammed silver tin with personalized M & M’s of teal and electric green featuring the names of the bride and groom with the date of marriage, and a customized CD with the couple’s favorite songs. For the reception and dance, the bride chose a floor-length matte satin white strapless gown with scattered beading on the bodice and a bustled back. The couple chose “Wonderful To night’’ for their traditional first dance. The newlyweds honey mooned at the Sandals Resort in St. Fucia and now make their home in Cooperville. Rehearsal Dinner On the eve of the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Anderson hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Statesboro Inn where guests en joyed a buffet dinner of South ern cuisine. Guests enjoyed a video slideshow of the couple throughout their childhood and through the journey of their courtship. Bridesmaid’s Luncheon Prior to the wedding, a bridesmaid’s luncheon was held to honor the bridesmaids at the home of Mrs. Pamela Davis and co-hosted by Mrs. Mary Matthews and Miss Laura Matthews. The bride chose this time to present her bridesmaids with their gifts. Mrs. Garvin celebrates Jonathan Powell and Ashley Wiliams Williams, Powell to wed Final plans have been announced for the wedding of Ashley Lynn Williams and Jonathan Alan Powell. The ceremony will take place 7 p.m. Saturday, June 13, at the home of the bride at 899 Charlie Jones Road. The bride-elect is the daughter of Terry and Debbie Williams of Millen. The groom-elect’s parents are Dr. Robert and Nancy Cobb of Dublin and Eddie and Judy Powell of Millen. No local invitations will be sent. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. 90 th birthday with family Children of Mrs. Barnetta Waye Garvin hosted a 90 th birthday party for their mother May 30, 2009 at the Millen Community House. Five genera- tions were present, including her chil dren, Ray Garvin, Roy Garvin, Faye Long, Joyce Garvin, Vivian Garvin and Paula Currington. Mrs. Garvin is the proud mother of seven children, 17 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, with four more on the way, and two great- great-grandchildren. Also in attendance were her sister, Bonnell Voight, and brothers, Frank Waye and Eugene Waye. A buffet of southern cooking was enjoyed after which Mrs. Frank Waye read a poem, and Bennie Hall gave a wonderful de piction of how it was growing up with the Garvin children and his favorite aunt. A 20 minute video/slideshow of her and her loved ones brought tears and joy to all. Dancing and cake was enjoyed with grandson Gregg Sherrod dancing the first dance with his grandmother, who at her age continues to amaze every one. You are so loved, our mother, grandmother, great-grand mother and great-great-grandmother! If you own or have equity in your home, land, mobile home or car, you can gel $1,000, $2,000 or more at Millen Loan and F mance Corporation. Ca II or come by and discuss your money needs with us today. Monday through Friday 8:30 an>.-5:3Q p.m. Closed Saturday MILLEN LOAN and FINANCE CORP, 128 N, Gray Street - Millen 902-5644 Q & C MULTI-SERVICES Reuben Cooper 706-231-5247 706-796-9906 We Can Make It Happen NOW! Commercial Cleaning After Construction Churches - Janitorial 47B.56B.1475 Mon,, M,Thu. & Fri. 9-6 439 P&rkins Road Wed. 9-12 Sat 3:30-12 j Sjuat Perkins, Georgia 30822 JENKINS COUNTf BOARD OF EDUCATION VAC A S'CY ANNOUNCEMENT trn.t: Pay roil Clerk IjL 1 AUTF1L ATftiN£ High folk oof piplm** uifk/vtfaHPe* ffreti t<* fhmt *lh uift nnctfjJ' aceaunlirtg decree. i minimum Okttt wtm/ti S'un'i nlte rtrain n la the above quaH/icatian.'. m ihr board anu i deem appropriate and acceptable. RLPORTSTCh HlMttf JQR GOAL; Ta ca rrtribute tit naff morale ft the prompt atrJ ace urate bjMitlitrji dfitii ptfyffiSl rtMtfftrs, JTKHJRMASI K Jtl.SPf.k’SSlilll n m. I, Rettrit% and CMqmttt QiS fUiywtffo 2 '•faintau n t Qfictirtfc prepare* report* and checks far tgetufha covering elf dfthtcffam, A Prepare* utt ius/ormi relating la pap-all mat ten. 4. Keeps record of staff leavet and shun cre i Prepare* state report* ai mandated TERMS OF :F >1PI ny W-VT $Ql*ry and *otl pear ill be rnuhlnhtd by rt\f Rcuni JlVAIL'aI IOS: Performance of this job * ill be evolnaSedin accordance with prvvidaas if the Board V pniLntcn EvaSt/aiittii afSuppan Services Personnel. bll.mPiS: JW J9. 2m SIMM IS 4 IIC?N TKt K I SjS: Suhmi/an application and letter of inltreit m WWtaff MlfiWmi, fW Wjflfrr Box Wfl 1152 East Wiatkntpe Avenue draftu if4?t) m-*m rtr JnEliui CmmmTj Btmnt af fJurz.'-.w Air? flul Jn. rim mar.- jii jA* fain pf nr*, creedl ndfif. rur.-i.tiJ nnJjiAi. MX |£r. rdtftOV 0* jMPi fit ID tbmi.m/ivMl ptvrttMi. dLtPltin mt mpPnmmL. LAWN CARE BID REQUEST The Jenkins County Board of Commissioners is requesting a sealed blan ket bid on Lawn and Shrubbery Care for the following county buildings: 1. Courthouse 2. Extension Service/Ag Building/Indigenous Garden 3. Senior Citizen Center 4. EMS Headquarters 5. Adult Learning Center 6. Tax Appraiser Office 7. Farm Credit Building (ASCS/SCS) 8. Airport The cost for each building should be listed individually, but based on annual service from July 1,2009 to June 30,2010. If you are interested in bidding, you may pick up a packet of specifica tions on these buildings at the Jenkins County Board of Commissioners' Office on the 3rd floor of the courthouse. Bids will be opened during the bi-monthly meeting which will be held June 16,2009 at 7 P.M. Your Lawn Care bid may be delivered to the Commissioners' Office or mailed to: Jenkins County Board of Commissioners P.0. Box 797, Millen, GA 30442 Should you be awarded this bid your company must be covered under a workers compensation insurance policy and a copy be furnished to the county before intiating the contract. If you need additional information concerning this bid request you may contact the Commissioners' Office by calling (478) 982-2563. Jenkins County Board of Commissioners Effective immediately the following fees wilt be charged for the purchase of cemetery plots in the Millen Cemetery and Westskie Cemetery. These fees were set by Council on June 2, 2009 at the regular convened Council Meeting of the City of Millen City Council. City of Millen Cemetery Plots Fees Citizens living within the incorporated limits of the Ctly of Millen: S800 per plot Citizens of Jenkins County living outside the incorporated limits of the City of Millen $1,000 per plot Individuals living outside Jenkins County $1,200 per plot Wcstsidc Cemetery Plot Fees Citizens living within the incorporated limits of the City of Millen $600 per plot Citizens of Jenkins County living otuside the incorporated limits of the City of Millen S1.000 per piol Individuals living outside Jenkins County S1.200 per piol For information pertaining to the purchase of a cemetery plot contact the City Clerk, Ms. Lottie Kaigler. at the Municipal Building trr Millen, phone number (478) 982-6100 or the Director of Public Works, Mr. Clay Soulineau, at (478) 982-8109. All monies pertaining to a cemetery plot purchase must be paid to the City Clerk at the Municipal Building.