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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-05-13, Page 4Donna May Willis, daughter of Archie and Mabel Willis of Brussels and Stanley Brian McClure, son of Harvey and Bessie McClure, Walton were married April 10 in Brussels United Church. Rev. Eric Le Drew officiated at the double ring ceremony. Organist Michelle McCu tcheon of Brussels accompanied Mrs. Gail Semple of Ethel and Peggy Gibson of Brussels who sang. "1 pledge my love to you" and "If". • The bridal attendants were Dianne McCallum, sister of the bride, Caroline McClure, sister of the groom and Gloria White of Brussels. The best man was Edward McClure, brother of the groom. The ushers were Bill McMillan of Seaforth and Clyde and Fred McClure, brothers of the groom. Lori McClure, niece of the groom was the flower girl and Jamie Dalton, nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was' held in the Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre. The couple had a honeymoon trip to the west coast and will reside at R.R. #1, Walton. Out of town guests attending the wedding were from Blyth, Dublin, Clinton. Corunna, Glencoe, Listowel, Londesboro, Seaforth. Stratford, Staffa, Sarnia. Toronto, Waterloo and Alliance, Alberta and surrounding area. (Photo by Russell Studio) McLELLAN —DOLMAGE Deborah Ann Dolmage. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner of Seaforth, and Carl Cameron Guy McLellan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Clement McLellan of Brussels were married April 18 at Brussels Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ken. Innes officiated. The maid of honour was Beth Steels of Stratford with bridesmaids Peggy Ann McLellan of Brussels, Joan Burleigh of Goderich and Dolores. Lieberthal of Quadville. The flower girl was Angie Lieberthal and the ringbearer was Kelly Steels. The groomsman was Alvin McLellan Jr. of Ethel, and the ushers were Max and DavEMcLellan of Brussels and Larry Dolmage of Seaforth. A reception was held at the Brussels Legion. The couple will reside in Brussels. (Photo by Phillips) SILK . WEDDING BOUQUETS Any style, any colOur. Reasonable prices. Levina Yule R.R. Morikton 356-2427 Correspondent MRS, JOE WALKER "Happy The home When God. Is There" was the hymn that opened the May 6th meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church. Seven- teen members met at the home of Mrs. Jack Jenkins. Mrs. Alba Mundell read scripture from John, Chapter 3, Verses 14-21. Mrs, Jen- kins gave the comments say- ing, "God gave us life, land, the ark, the ten command- ments". He also gave us freedom, fresh air and plenty of water, for which we should be thankful ever day. Alba read a poem, followed by prayer. Business included--discus- sion of supply fund, Presby- terial to be in Molesworth on May 25. A brief report was given from one of the five members that went to the Belgrave Easter meeting, Rev. Trites invited the W.M.S. members to be in charge of the service Oct 11 to info= all the congrega- tion the mission work we are doing. A talented, gifted mem- ber , Mrs. Gordon Mundell I presented our topic by pos- ing as an African missionary who had returned to Cape Town, Africa from Toronto, Ont. The setting of our meeting was a group of African ladies who had invit- ed Mrs. Mundell to speak at our meeting during her fur- lough and tell us of the Canadian way of life. She found Toronto to be a very large city and the Cana- dian language to be a bur- don. There were large churches, some with a good attendance, so me not. Also, it is difficult to understand why some people get so upset if their service lasts only a few minutes over one hour, when ours is 2 or 3 hours. There are many teen ,aged problems such as alco hol, drugs, no marriage, but shacking up, single parents and abortions. They have huge stores, called supermarkets. Both men and women wear pant suits with the younger people wearing jeans-. You must have a sweater because some times it gets very cold. They pay baby sitters, spend more on beauty parlours and.cosmetics. They have many expressions of love. We said good-bye to our Canadian friends at the smog surrounded air-port, IT was so good to come home to the clean warm air of Africa, Praise God for clean minds and fresh air, Money can buy everything but happiness Money can buy everthing but heaven,. Please pray for the people of Canada, Mrs, Mundell concluded with a variation of the 23rd Psalm. Mrs. Bernard Thomas pre- sented a life membership to Mrs. Mundell, thanking her for her help and contribu- tions to our meetings in the past years. Mrs, Mundell expressed her surprise and thanks to everyone. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mundell and Mrs. Jenkins. Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad . Dial Brussels 887-6641. 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