The Brussels Post, 1976-07-28, Page 7Huronview
Residents Barbecue
One hundred residents were entertained at the two Bar
B-Ques which were held this week on Monday and Thursday on
the East Patio.
A musical program was arranged for Family Night by Mrs.
Henderson of Home and provided by the residents with some
help from the staff. Instrumentals were played by Mrs. Ellie
Henderson, Mrs. Myrtle Parker, Norman Speir and Joky
Collins. Vocal solos by Chester Archibald, Wayne Lester ,*
Morgan Dalton. A vocal duet by Elsie Henderson and Saiah
Carter. Two numbers by the men's chorus including Wayne,
Morgan, Chester, Norman, Bob Taylor and Andy Scott with
Gladys Stanlake assisting with the action number.
HAYWARD'S
Discount --Variety.
Patent Medicines Cosmetics
Tobacco Groceries and Stationary
Weekdays 9-9 Holidays & Sundays 12-6
allander Notes-
(Hy Edith Baker)
Editor's Note: Mrs. Edith
ker, a staff member at Cal-
der Nursing Home starts this
ek with a once a month
umn. We hope Post readers
joy and appreciate Mrs.
ker's work,)
atch
azard
ydro says
Ontario Hydro's electrical
pectin department is "con-
ned" about possfble fire haz-
s associated with air condi• -
ners as the province enters its
nual hot and humid season.
Jack Dicker, department man-
er, warns that improper install-
on of these units has already
used a number of fires in homes
d apartments in various parts
the province.
'The most common cause is
ing overloaded extension cords
d plugging them into recept-
les not designated for this
pose."
He said each air conditioning
it should have its own wall
ceptacle capable of •carrying 15
peres. Hydro inspectors
ported one Windsor house
ffered $21,000 damages
cently traced to an overloaded
ension cord behind a chester-
Id.
Another common fault is plac-
g the cord beneath a rug. When
erheating occurs in the cord, it
start a serious fire. Blowing of
ses is another warning that
ention is required.
"Follow the instructions which
ompany each air conditioner
hen it is purchased," Mr.
cker said.
Here we are in holiday time but
our residents have not been
forgotten as many of'them have
been visited by friends and
relatives from Ohio, U.S.A.,
Mississauga, Toronto and other
surrounding cities.
We were very sorry to say
goodby to Ron Forshaw who has
been the administrator here at the
Callander Nursing Home. He left
as of July 1st.
The home is now owned and
operated by Mr. and Mrs. Kay
who are no strangers to many of
us here.
Work on the grounds is taking
shape and in the near future, we
will have our own parking lot.
We were very pleased one
afternoon to be entertained by
Douglas Stewart of Seaforth. Mr.
Stewart was accompanied by
Mrs. Mervyn Pipe at the piano.
The W:I. of Brussels came with
a very much enjoyed program.
Mrs. Harmon DeVries gave a
reading; Mrs. J. Armstrong and
Mrs. Clarence McCutcheon a
skit, followed by step dancing by
Leanne Armstrong. This was
greatly enjoyed by everyone. The
way Leanne can keep time to the
music!
The birthday of the month of
June were remembered, these
being; Charlie Buck, Mr. Cook
and Mr. Pollard.
We had again no pictures this
month as Alfred Knight has been
unable to come. We hope to have
Mr. Knight in the month of
August again for we understand
he is much improved, and his
pictures are much enjoyed by us
all.
The Country Barn Dance from
Ayton was heard on CKNX on
Saturday evening, July 17. Archie
Mann, George Smith and Alf
Nichol entertained us one after-
noon with their music. Archie was
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Donald McTaggart who
resides in the nursing home here.
We were sorry to have taken
from our midst on Sunday, July
18, Miss Ella Pearson. The
funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon.
Slim
hers,
Mel
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