The Citizen, 1986-02-05, Page 5Callander new?THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1986. PAGE 5.
Residents entertained by community groups
Sunday, January 26 the resi
dents of Callander Nursing Home
enjoyed Donald Dunbar at the
Family budget plan
Christmas shopping is past,
income tax filing time is approach
ing. It’s the time of the year people
think about their financial situa
tions.
A family budget or spending
plancanhelpyousave,spendor
invest money to meet your family’s
goals. A spending plan can be
prepared for any convenient time
period - a calendar year, a tax year
or a particular number of months.
Most families have a goal that
they would like to “save for ’’. If
you make savings a fixed-expense
you are more likely to save money
to meet that goal.
piano in the afternoon and later,
singers from Ethel and Zion
Mennonite churches sang hymns.
Monday bingo was played with
Bill Close holding the monthly
trophy. Stella Winn was lucky
enough to win three bingos.
Card games were played on
Tuesday. Wednesday the home
was decorated for Valentines Day.
Lottie McCutcheon with her grand
daughter Judy Hahn went out to
J.R.’s for lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier,
Miss Winnifred Farrier, Mrs. Joel
Hawley and baby Kendra from
Long Branch visited with Dorothy
Higgins Thursday evening then
along with Dorothy all visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pletch.
Friday morning Ann Smith
played the piano in the morning.
Karen Cardiff and Jeannette Boyn
ton led the discussion group in the
afternoon. Many residents were
seen eating licorice pipes during
the discussion. Brussels Menno-
nites held their monthly service.
Friday evening with Rev. Zehr
conducting the sermon about
“Encouragement’’. There was a
nice programme of Michelle Free
man doing a reading, two duets by
Nancy Hynonen and Ann Hemm
ingway, and Alex McLeod read the
scripture.
Lori Cronin visited with her
great aunt Dorothy Higgins also
Friday evening.
Ethel Fischer would like to say
“Hi’’ to her daughter Maxine who
reads The Citizen in Regina,
Saskatchewan.
Jack Hamilton is home from
Wingham Hospital. Eva Stewart
Teacher-pupil rai
The pupil-teacher ratio was the
main topic of discussion at the
meetingof the Grey, Bruce, Huron
Council of Home and School
Associations.
Tania Gilchrist, Past President
of the council reported on her
meeting with the Bruce Board of
Education over reports of over
crowded classrooms in some ele
mentary schools. As a result of this
the method of determining the
pupil-teacher ratio in both Huron
and Bruce counties will be studied.
Plans were made for the annual
remains in University Hospital but
we hear she is doing well and hope
she soon will be back to Callander.
io studied
banquet which will be held in
Underwood and a workshop for
Home and School executives will
be held in May in Teeswater. A
letter to each principal in Huron
and Bruce counties has been sent
out and it explains the purpose of
the Home and School Association
and how to form a group. Jane
McDonald and Tom Hanrahan of
the Brussels school and Robin
Dunbar of Grey Central School
attended the meeting which was
held at Madill Secondary School on
January 30.
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