HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-08-13, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1986.
Callander news
New
resident
welcomed
BY DAWN WHITE
Saturday, Aug. 2 Callander
Nursing Home welcomed Archer
Grewar. Archer is a retired
Brussels grocer and well known to
everyone. Harry Gerrie was trans
ferred to Brookhaven where he will
be closer to his family. Mr. and
Mrs. Sid McCullough from Blyth
visited with Marion Letherland.
Sunday, Lottie McCutcheon at
tended a family get-together at
Mel McCutcheon’s at Bayfield.
Glenna Stephens visited Millie
MacFarlane and Adeline Smith.
Della and Donna Mae Shaw visited
Mac Shaw. Joe and Helen Poirier
were in to see Lillian Cox. Ray,
Roy, Sharon and Peter Stewart
visited Eva and Oliver Stewart.
Ivan and Jean Fischer were in to
see Ethel Fischer. Pal Somers
visited his mother Verne. Pearl
Stevenson had her daughter Ruth
Rapson visiting. Lawrence Mor-
phey visited Inez Cameron.
Cards were played by the
residents on Monday afternoon
and Doug and Evelyn Purdy visited
from the Salvation Army in the
evening. Margaret McBrine spent
the day at her daughter Joan
Miller’s at Cranbrook. Mary Bae-
ker visited Jack Hamilton and
Millie MacFarlane. Kathleen Dan-
by visited many of the residents.
Jack and Dianne Grewar visited
Archer Grewar. Bill and Carol
Stevenson and family visited Pearl
Stevenson. Ella and Carmen Gwyn
visited Marion Letherland. Mag
gie Griffith had her niece Elizabeth
McKercher to visit.
Tuesday, the residents played
bingo in the morning, cards in the
afternoon and Jerry Graff played
the piano in the evening. Della
Shaw visited her husband Mac.
Mary Nichol was in to see Pearl
Stevenson. Charlie Shaw visited
his mother Elsie Shaw.
Bowling was enjoyed by the
residents on Wednesday. Lila Goll
and Marj Keffer visited Inez
Cameron, Hazel Procter and oth
ers. Georgia Scheafer visited her
mother Olive Dunbar. Lottie Mc
Cutcheon was out for supper with
her grandoaughter Pauline Clark
to Barb and George’s. Fannie
Somers visited her mother-in-law
Verne Somers. Isabelle Miller was
in to see Maggie Griffith. Isabelle
Wheeler visited with her mother
Adeline Smith. Archer Grewar
spent every afternoon at home with
his wife.
Thursday the Mennonites from
Brussels held the August birthday
party. Those celebrating their
birthdays were Caroline Missire,
Bill Close and Marion Letherland.
Ella Gwyn and Joyce O’Neil were
into see Marion Letherland. Millie
Nixon visited her aunt Maggie
Griffith. Ray Stewart visited his
parents Oliver and Eva Stewart.
Inez Cameron was transferred to
University Hospital. Everyone
wishes Inez the best.
Ann Smith played hymns on the
piano Friday morning. Lila Goll
brought in some fresh home made
buns for some of the residents.
Grace Mayberry and Pearl McTag-
gartvisited with Eva and Oliver
Stewart.
Since I’m on holidays there will
be no Callander news until Sept.
10.
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their program and will present shows at Bly th Lions Park on Thursday
and Friday at 2 p.m.
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