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A6 THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 18, 1901
• • good variety show brings crowds A
Correspondent
MRS, LEWIS
STONEHOUSE
887-9847
A large crowd attended the
variety concert in the Bel-
grave Women's Institute
Hall, March 13, sponsored
by Knox United Church
Choir. It was an enjoyable
evening for old and young
with a good variety of
excellent numbers.
The Junior choir of 24
members accompanied and
directed by Mrs. George
Procter and Mrs. Charles
Procter opened the concert.
There were instrumental
numbers, a piano duet by
Mrs. Howard Morton and
Sheila Anderson, violin
music by Harvey McDowell,
Arnold Cook, Jim McCall
and Lloyd Walden accomp-
anied on the piano by Mrs.
James Book, two numbers on
the French horn, the King
Shall Come and The Hunts-
men's Chorus by Mrs.
George Cull accompanied by
Mrs. Howard Morton on the
piano, and bagpipe music
piped by Jim McLean.
Mrs. Howard Morton
accompanied for vocal num-
bers sung by George Cull.
Rev. John Roberts and Bob
Stoner sang the duet, Watch-
man, What of the Night? and
a ladiesi quartette of Mrs. Bill
Coultes, Mrs. Glenn Coultes,
Mrs. John Anderson and
Mrs. George Procter sang,
My Mother's Bible and a
humourous number, It Takes
a Woman. -
The song by Corey McKee
and Alison Coultes entitled
Alas and Alack That we
Cannot Agree, was enjoyed
by all. Sheila Anderson was
the accompanist. Patrick Cull
and Paul Coultes entertained
the audience with their prize
winning speeches and the
readings by Clifford Coulte
entitled Albert and the Lions
and Albert Comes Back
received loud applause.
Joe Sanders sang a group
of novelty songs playing his
own accompaniment on the
autoharp and getting some
audience participation from
the children.
SCOTTISH DANCES
Two Scottish dances
were performed. Jennifer
Procter danced the sword
dance and Katherine Procter
the Shintroos. Both were
accompanied by June
McLean on the bagpipes.
The closing number was by
four couples from the Clinton
Wheelin' Dealers Square
Dance group, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Higgins, Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Nethery, Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrence Plaetzer and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Watson per-
formed two dances with
Glenn Patterson as their
caller.
PLAY EUCHRE
Ten tables were in play
Mrs. Leslie Bolt used a
selection from the Upper
Room for the call to worship
at the March 9th meeting of
the afternoon unit of the
U.C,W„ held at the home of
Janisa Coultes.
Her meditation compared
the winter house plants with
the lagging Christian. The
plants, suffering from dry-
ness, lack of sunshine and
often neglect, grow spindly,
colorless and often suffer
from disease and insects.
With Spring sunshine and
warmth a beautiful plant
with gorgeous bloom devel-
ops. Christians suffer from
dryness entering into the
spirit due to lack of interest
in the scripture, and lack of
prayer. They begin to think
God has stopped loving them
but wait, do not give up.
The study was a continua-
tion and discussion of the
World Day of Prayer theme,
"The Earth is the Lord's".
Mrs. Coultes said one-third
of the world's cropland may
disappear by the turn of the
century due to urban sprawl,
land abandonment, climate
change and desert growth. A
Niagara farmer writes, "I'm
afraid the crisis we're in now
of oil and energy is a needle
in a haystack compared to
the crisis there will soon be
in farming and farm land.
We all know of the loss of
28,000 acres of fruit growing
farms in the Niagara and
Fraser Valley areas." Mrs.
Coultes commented on the
wastefulness of land use in
Canada compared with
Europe.
The value of water is
priceless. We in Canada arc
blessed with many lakes.
rivers and abundant rainfall
but how do we rate as good
stewards of this blessing?
We all know of pollution
at the weekly euchre which.
was held in the W.1, Hall on
Wednesday evening March
11. Winners were:. High
Lady-Mrs. Verena Bone, Low
Lady-Mrs. Lorne Jamieson,
Novelty Lady-Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, high man- Mrs.
George Dreham-playing as
man, low man-George Inglis,
Novelty man-Gordon
Walker.
There will be euchre next
from the big factories and
acid rain but closer to home
we have the excess farm
fertilizer, weed spray, septic
tank overflow and the water
weeds, A continuous battle
to improve sewage systems,
to stop the run-off' and to
rake out the weeds must be
waged to help restore our
sparkling lakes and rivers.
Audrey Fenton read
several passages of scripture
week, Everyone welcome.
Belgrave Il all received
pamphlets about making up
4-H. exhibits and demonstra•
tions.
Members learned how to
apply a waistband and dif-
ferent kinds of elastics and
buttons. They then learned
how to sew a, hem and
worked on sample skirts.
PERSONALS
We are pleased to hear
followed by discussion. She
asked for examples of pollu-
tion from our area resulting
from people's or companies
use. What can you do as an
individual to serve the order,
balance and beauty of the
earth? How can we, the
church, use whatever free-
dom we have to be more
responsible in using the
goods of the earth? Agricul-
ture is defined as the delicate
that Miss Karen Scott was
able to return home last
Monday after being a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London
for several weeks,.
We are sorry to hear that
Miss Dorothy Higgins is a
patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mrs. Nelson Higgins re-
turned home on Monday
after visiting with her daugh-
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
interface between creation,
soil and human labor. As we
recognize and recover the
spiritual and social import-
ance of responsible steward-
ship of God's land, we will
find new hope for a strugg-
ling world.
The next nice Ming will be
held at the Copeland,Lodge
Home, April 13th.
Mrs. Anderson thanked
Mrs. Coultes.
Mccionald and family of
Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs, Rod
McLeod and family of Etobi-
coke, Mr, and Mrs. Carman
Farrier of Long Branch.
Mrs, Olive Campbell and
Mrs. Clare Van Camp visited
on Wednesay with Mrs.
Minnie Campbell at Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ansley
of Thessalon visited on Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Van Camp and Kevin.
Mrs. Cliff Logan visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Mitchell (Sharon
Vincent) and boys of Han-
over. Mrs. Logan stayed with
Jeff and Scott while their
parents were vacationing' in.
.Jamaica.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell and Heather of
Kitchener visited with his
mother Mrs. Olive Campbell
on Sunday.•
Danny Thompson of God-
erich spent the weekend with
his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Johnston.
•
Water is priceless, Belgrave UCW hears