’ News, Havre, Montana, Friday Evening, November 12,1982—A7Wheater-BrownsoneIt all began in a classroom at Havre High School. y Beverley Wheater, AFS student from Johannesburg,South Africa, met Matthew Brownson of Havre They i, became friends and. like most high school romances, observers considered it a passing infatuation, e Beverley returned to South Africa to attend college.Matthew entered the world of work n But the attachment to one another formed in high schoolgrew into love in spite of the long distance that separated s themThat romance culminated on a beautiful spring day on the high veld of South Africa in Johannesburg, when Matthew Brownson and Beverley Wheater became man and wife.In Trinity Methodist Church at 4 p m on Sept. 18, Matthew Lynn Brownsoa son of E James Brownson of Havre, and Mary Lou Brownson of Boise. Idaho, married Beverley n Ann Wheater, daughter of Dennis and Joan Wheater oft Johannesburg, South AfricaThe Reverend Russell Harrison officiated The bride wore a long gown of white chiffon over satin a with sleeves and yolk of Swiss lace She carried a bouquet ofwhtie orchids, freesias, jasmine and babys’ breath.Matron of honor was Marion Wheater and the bridesmaid was Megan Wheater, both sisters of the bride Alexander (Sandy) Watson served as best man and Colin Wheater was the usherA dinner-dance reception was held immediately following the ceremoy at Banbury Cross Tea Garden.1 The children's choir from Johannesburg Preparatory School sang “Fill the World With Love ” At the conclusion of the wedding ceremony Kevin Jackson sang a song from the 0 United States by request of the groom It is entitled “I LoveYou by the Climax Blues Band