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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-02-11, Page 12Ail\/kITLAND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LTD. (Formerly Ronnenberg Insurance Agency) MONK TON 341.2241 INCOME TAX BRUSSELS 887-6663 PREPARATION • FILING • CONSULTING HIGH RATES ON G.I.C. INVESTMENTS ALLEY MUMS 1.11•••11 MM. OMNI= omm• k•f$ ' EVERY FRIDAY • At 12 Noon Callander 12 THE BRU.S$FL,S. POST, FEBRUARY 11,, 1981 ets fit People we know BY JANIS. ACHESON With winter all around us, our residents are engag- ed in many indoor activities. Attendance at our "Fun & Fitness" groups remains high as our residents main- tain their fitness levels though exercise programs desigrfed to meet their spec- ific needs. Elsie Shaw was our Jan- uary bingo champion. George Hislop took the men's bowling trophy and Beatrice Cardiff won the ladies' competition. The January birthday par- ty was put on by the ladies from the Melville Presbyter- The evening unit of the Brussels U.C:W. met at the name of Rene Richmond on February 4th. President Karen Cardiff welcomed everyone, and thanked Rene for the invita- tion to meet in her home. She then read a story on "How to Fifteen members attended the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. meeting held at the home of Ruth Hupfer. Ida 'Evans opened the meeting with Prayer followed by a Poem. Marguerite Sanderson led in the Bible Averaging Contracts Income Annuity Borrow 95% of single premium Loan interest deductible No exposure to interest rate fluctuations Maximize your return on borrowed funds Deadline March 1 For full details contact 421 STANDARD ,1 TRUST 237 Josephine Street Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 357-2022 ' AGENT ENQUIRIES WELCOMED ian Church to help Norma Fischer, Margaret Weir, Olive Dunbar & Ethel Small- don celebrate their birth- days. After performing a square dance, to everyone's delight, the ladies formed a kitchen utensil band. The afternoon was highlight- ed when Kendra Shortreed and Laura Douma, both three years old, entertained is with some songs. Afterward, the ladies served refresh- ments.to everyone. It was, a party that our residents won't soon forget! We were pleased to be awarded a 2 year accredit- ation certificate from the Canadian. Council of Hospital make 1981 a special year". Secretary Joan Bernard read the minutes of the last meeting, and the roll call was answered by 12 members and one guest, with a verse about Love. The Valentine party for the nursing home,- and having current events Study of Psalm 96. Marie McTaggart convened the study entitled. "Facing up to Love." Love will always find a way to combat loneliness she said, and so many alternatives such as resentment, hostility hatred and indifference. Rev. Wittich was unsec- cessful getting to the Sunday morning service; however, we were fortunate to have Cecil Skinner who filled in nicely and preached an excel- lent sermon. The Huronview choir sang two selections. Somebody Is Praying For You, and Waiting On Jesus. We had a special treat on Sunday afternoon. In spite of the stormy weather the St. Andrews United Church choir from Bayfield minister- ed to us in song. The programme consisted of old gospel songs and were much enjoyed by those who attend- ed. We recorded the pro- gramme on the video and those who missed attending on Sunday afternoon have, now seen the video. We would like to thank Rev. Thomas, Mrs. Molly Cox, and the Bayfield choir for the lovely afternoon. Old Tyme Music was held in Normal Care Sitting Room Accreditation. There are 28 accredited Nursing Homes in Ontario, On the 27th of January, the Volunteers of Callander Nursing Home met to discuss the ongoing activities pro- vided for our residents and also future programming. The meeting was well at- tended with 14 people pre- sent. Reports were made by: Debbie Trollope, who talked about our present activities; Bev Cardiff, on the Bible Study program she conducts with Mary Hiese; Mrs. Peter Flemming on the monthly worship service/hymn-sing provided by the Blyth Sing- ers; Eleanor Hemingway, on about happenings within the United Church were then discussed. Karen then turn- ed the meeting over to the programme committee, Rene and Joan. A poem about "Love" was given by Joan. Cindy Ber- Discussion on the phases of Love and means of portraying these were suggested. Dorothy Steffler who was a delegate to the Annual meet- ing at Brucefield reported on the program there. Prayer brought the meeting to a close. on Monday afternoon with our dietitian' Mrs. Betty Rog- ers leading the residents' in a hymn sing. Ed Stiles was at the organ on Tuesday after- noon and played many fav- ourites of the residents. The ladies on first North along with a few brave men tuned up the rhythm band instru- ments in time to the music from our stereo player. Rev. Clark from Goderich conducted Bible Study in the chapel on Thursday after- noon. Many heart-shaped cook- ies were baked in the craft room this past week to be enjoyed on St. Valentines Day, by the residents, and guests. Mrs. Elsie Henderson played the piano and enter- tained the Over 90 Club this, past week. Valentine Cookies and tea were served at the close. Sympathy, is expressed to the family of Ada Craig. Ada was in her 93rd year. the craft program she con- duCts with Ida. Evans, Peg Cudmore and Laura Lucas; and Betty Graber and Janis Acheson on future activities. Janet Boyhton will be our Volunteer Co-ordinator, once we have a workable Volun- teer Service set up. The meeting was very informa- tive and the feedback from those present was pertinent and helpful. Another Volun- teer Service meeting will be held in early spring. Our guest speaker will be Mrs. 'Helen Twiddy, President of the Ontario Nursing Home Volunteer Association (0.N.H.V.A). nard and Brenda Richmond each favoured with piano solos. Joan read the scripture and Rene led in prayer. A very informative talk was given by Evelyn Demaray On Marriage Encounter, after which a short discussion took place. Joan concluded the devo- tions with a short reading. A tasty lunch was served by Rene & Karen. The new executive for 1981 is President-Karen Cardiff; 1st Vice President-Evelyn Demaray; Secretary-Joan Bernard; Treasurer-Nelva Scott; Pianist-Betty Camp- bell; Assistant Pianist-Larke Mcdonald; and Press Re- porter-Betty Campbell. On, Monday, February 2, Mrs. Jean Lamont hosted a birthday get-together in honour of Maggie Rutlege's 89th birthday. Following cake l ice-cream, and birthday pictures, Maggie was pre- sented with a beautiful Cy- clatnen from neighbours and friends. Those in attendance for the occasion were: Kitty and Doreen Rutledge, Jean Old- field, Marguerite Stretton, Agnes Ten Pas, Eva Keffer, Kathleen McWhirter, Stella Clark, Elaine Nichol, Martha Logan, Isobel Janes, Bonnie Pennington and Nancy Cur- rie. Those who donated to the Ethel Correspondent MRS. CLIFF BRAY • 887.6086 A Euchre party was held in the Ethel Community Hall on February 2nd sponsored by the Hall Board. Seven tables were played. Winners were High-Edythe Cardiff and Norman Dobson. Low Score-Mrs. VVm. Beines and Mrs. Stan Alexander. Prize for most lone hands was won by Lloyd Smith. gift but were unable to attend were: Nelya Scott, Jean Higgins, Dorothea McArtcr, Jean Bridge, and Janet McCutcheon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott of Woodbridge were guests with Ivan and Betty Camp- bell for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. DOuglas Fraser arc holidaying this week in Jamaica. Their daughter, Cheryl is staying with the Mitchell s while they are away. 1 BERG I a les — Service! Installation FREE ESTIMATES o Barn Cleaners ° Bunk Feeders o Stabling Donald G. Ives R.R.42, Blyth Phone: Brussels 887-9024 Love beats loneliness, meeting hears Huronview gets cookie hearts Karen Cardiff heads UCW 237 jOSephirte. Street, Wingham ; Ont Telephone 357-2022 ' Noui is the time to think about your Registered Retirement Savings Plan. The investment you make in an R.R.S.P. can save you tax money today, and give you a retirement income tomorrow. Enquire about an R.R.S.P. at Standard Trust, today. 'STANDARD TRUST