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8—THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 26, 1972
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
AppreciatiQn of the untiring'
efforts of the thirty members; of
the 13elgrave Men's choir, their
director Rev. John G. Roberts,
and accompanist Steve Sallows,
Was shown by the capacity crowds
which attended the two-hour con-
certs presented in the East Waw-
anosh Elementary School on the
evenings of April 21 and April
22. Members of the choir are:
First Tenor - George Johnston,
Ross Anderson, Jake Muiluyk,
Arnold Cook, Lorne Campbell.
Second Tenor - Ross Higgins,
Gordon McBurney, Fred Meier,
Glenn Coultes, Bert Johnston,
Keith. Weber, Don Procter. Bari-
tone - George Michie, Ross Proc-
ter, George Procter, JohnNixon,
Bill Coultes, Alvin Higgins, Bill
Lediet. Bass - Bob Taylor, Bob
Grasby, Kenneth Wheeler, Jim
Mair, Alex Robertson, Ross
Smith, Harvey McDowell, Gilbert
Beecroft, Harry 13rydges, Clif-
ford Coultes, Jim Ba.kelaar.
Supporting talent included a
trio composed of Brenda Johns-
ton, Nancy Anderson and Marj-
orie Procter, which rendered
four excellent numbers accom-
panied by Mrs. George Johnston.
Steve Sallows played two piano
solos, Clifford Coultes enter-
tained with humorous monologues
and George Procer attired in his
kilt costume, sang Scottish num-
bers with Mrs. George Procter
at the piano.
A pleasing diversion was con-
tributed when several of the choir
members formed a harmonica-
banjo band to entertain with old
time tunes. Mrs. George Johns-
ton assisted at the piano. Mrs.
Roberts accompanied her hus-
band as he sang "Sergeant
Major" and "Blowing in the
Wind". Saxophone renditions by
Garnet Farrier of Whitechurch,
with Mrs. Farrier piano accom-
panist, were much enjoyed.
isiews,of Belgrave
Show appreciation of .choirs work
QQTreapondant the offering. Kelly Lougheed
cited the offertory prayer, The
girls worked on stripe and badge
work and a sing-song was led
by Jeanette Johnston.
Celebrate
anniversary
Mr. and ,Mrs. Stan Hopper of
Morris Twp, marked their silver
anniversary WednasdaY, April 19
at a family gathering at their
home. A three-tiered anniver-
sary cake adorned the table. Gifts
were presented by the family and
lunch was served. They have
six children who were present
for the occasion. Mrs. Jack
(Marjorie) Van Niekerk of Bar-
rie, Brian of Listowel, Wayne of
Morris Twp., Ken, Gary and
Debbie at home. They have one
grandchild.
On Saturday evening, a rec-
eption and dance was held in
Brussels Legion Hall attended
by relatives, friends and neigh-
bours of the bride and groom of
25 years ago.
Hold Euchre
The Belgrave Euchre was held
in the community rooms with 11
tables in play. Prizes for the
evening were won by: High lady,
Mrs. Mark Armstrong; 1st Nov-
elty, Mrs. Cora McGill; 2nd
Novelty lady, Mrs. Ethel
Wheeler; Low lady, Mrs. Gordon
Higgins; High Man, Gene Porter;
1st Novelty Man, George Brewer;
2nd Novelty Man, Gerald Nichol-
son; Low Man, Gordon Higgins.
At the annual meeting it was
voted to give 100,00 to the arena
board and .$.50.00 to 019 Women's
Institute.,
Mrs. Albert Vincent visited,
with Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly
of seaforth for a few days last
week, also visited with Mrs.
Dan Burns, Mrs. Norman Byer-
mann and Mr. and. Mrs. Secord
,McBrien.
Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith
of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. and mrs. Lorne Camp-
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ansley
and family have moved to their
former home near Thessalon.
Terry Ansley is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp
until the summer holidays.
Mr. Albert Vincent is visit-
ing with friends and relatives at
Zurich. lie is with Mr. and Mrs.
George Bullock.
William. Campbell of Harris-
ton, Walter Scott a.ndRobertHib-
berd visited R.B,P. #712 Grand
Valley on Thursday when R.N.
Sir Kt. Robert Beck of Stoney
Creek addressed the meeting.
We are pleased that John
Rion was able to return to his
home Wednesday after being hos-
pitalized for five weeks in Vic-
toria Hospital, London. •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and.
Mrs. Keith Rock were recent
visitors with Mrs. William
Gordon of Kinloss.
A bus load of 50 Institute
members and friends motored to
Listowel last Tuesday night and
visited the Listowel florist. After
a tour of the greenhouses a film
was shown on the 1971 Rose Bowl
Parade followed by demonstra-
tions on slipping plants and
arranging flowers.
Jr auxiliary
The Junior Auxiliary met in
the Belgrave Orange Hall Sat-
urday morning with Bonnie
Walker leading in the games.
President April McBurney led
in the opening exercises and
Sheila Anderson took charge of
the Roll Call. Minutes were read
by Connie Meurs. The treasur-
er's report was given by Dianne
Scott. Leader for games for the
next meeting is Cindy Camp-
bell, sing-song, Dianne Scott,
Betty Meurs the worship and
clean up girl is Cathy Walker.
Laurie Stockhouse helped with
the worship service. CathyShiell
and Judy Carmichael collected
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