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*PP* "''1-"' "BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 18, 190 A9
Correction was: He was predeceased by
Ommited in the obituary of his first wife the former
John Alcock, which appeared Margaret Clark and that Tom
in last week's Br4sseis Post, Bernard was a pallbearer,
ELLIOTT—KEFFER
Barbara Keffer of Stratford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Keffer of Ethel and Murray Elliott, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Elliott of Listowel were married in Ethel United
Church on Friday, October 30 with Rev. Gordon
Hazlewood of Brussels officiating. The maid of honor was
Gloria Elliott of Waterloo and bridesmaids were Donna
Keffer of Stratford and Wendy Clark of Ethel. Michele
Secrett of Listowel, the bride's niece was flower girl. The
best man was Keith Holmes of Waterloo and ushers were
Dan Keffer of Ethel and Ken Beirnes of Listowel. Scott
Stevens, a nephew of the bride of Wroxetei was the
ringbearer. The organist was Donald Dunbar of Ethel.
Following the wedding, a reception took place at thee
Elma Community Centre with guests from Cornwall,
Stratford, Richmond, B.C., Brussels, and Listowel. The
couple will reside at R.R. 1, Listowel.
(Marcon Studio photo)
GOLL—GUY
Irma Dianne Guy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kitchen of Bluevale and Clarence David Ross Goll, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goll of R.R. 4, Wingham were
united in marriage at the Bluevale United Church on
Saturday, October 24. Rev. Lloyd Martin and Robert Perrie
officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given
In marriage by her father. Mrs. Sue Johnston of R.R. 4
Wingham was matron of honour. The best man was James
Johnston of R.R.4, Wingham and ushering the guests were
the bride's cousin, Fred Brewer of Delaware and the
groom's cousin, Paul Moffat of R.R. 4, Wingham. Junior
ushers were Jordan and Steven Guy of Bluevale. Mrs. Mary
Lou Johnston was the organist and Mrs. Grace Campbell
and Mrs. Ruth Townsend sang, "We've Only Just Begun,
Hawaiian Wedding Song and Amazing Grace." A reception
was held at the Howick Community Centre. Very honoured
guests were Mrs. Mina McCracken, the groom's
grandmother and Stanley Kitchen, the bride's grandfather.
Guests were from London, Stratford, Delaware, St. Jacobs,
Monkton, Listowel, Brussels and Wingham. The couple
took a wedding trip to points east and south and will reside
in Bluevale.
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1982
The Masons of St. John's
Lodge, NO. 284, A.F. and
A.M. in Brussels had a
special program on Masonic
Education at their regular
November meeting Tuesday,
November 10.
Two speakers were Rt. W.
Bros. Fred Daniels from New
Hamburg and W. Bros. Wm.
Glazed Mixed
Fruit or Peel'
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J. Searson from Ayr.
Fred Daniels' address was
on the "General Charge"
given to the officers of the
Lodge on installation night.
This charge is beautiful and
extremely education. He ex-
pounded on many of the
principles contained therein.
The duties and responsibi-
lities necessary for living life
as God meant us to do to the
utmost of our abilities were
interestingly given. They in-
dude; moral instruction, soc-
ial intercourse, peace, har-
mony and brotherly love,
learn to be happy and
communicate happiness.
These hold good for Masons
as well as for people who are
not Masons. We feel that
Mason's wives and children
also non-Masons should
know what we do at our
meetings.
W. Bros. Searson's subject
was "The Grand Design of
Masonry." He stresses the
Spiritual, Fraternal and So-
cial aspects of Masonry. He
gave us information along
that line, and also about
some variations and manners
hi provinces, in United States
and in several other coun-
tries.
There was a very good
attendance. Distinguished
Brethren were present from
Hanover, Drayton, Wroxet-
er, Palmerston and Blyth.
The meeting closed with
lunch and a social period.
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