The Citizen, 1986-12-17, Page 9r-.. .
A moment of shared closeness is enjoyed by Winnie McPhail, right,
and her daughter Mary Bradshaw, during the carol-singing at the
Christmas tree-decorating party at the Callandar Nursing Home in
Brussels last week. Mrs. McPhail is a resident of the home, which
hosted the annual event, with the help of staff and volunteers, family
and friends.
Former Morris resident dies
VERNA AMELIA SOMERS
Verna Amelia Viola Somers
passed away at the Callander
Nursing Home December 11,1986.
She was in her 85th year.
A former resident of Morris
township shewasthewifeofthe
late William Elliott Somers who
predeceased her in 1958.She is
survived by two sons, George, of
Brussels, and Elliott of Morris
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1986. PAGE 9.
Santa Claus visits residents
Santa Claus visited the residents
of the Callandar Nursing Home on
Saturday, Dec. 6. Santa took
advantage of being in town for the
annual Brussels Santa Claus Par
ade to drop in for a visit.
Barb and Donald Dunbar pre
sented a bird feeder to the
residents of the home to provide
entertainment during the winter
months.
On Sunday, Dec. 7, Jim Lawrie
went out to church with Doug and
Evelyn Purdy. Randy and Cathy
Fischer visited with Ethel Fischer.
Campbell Grant and family visited
with Gordon Grant. Ray Stewart
visited Eva and Oliver Stewart.
On Monday, Millie Nixon visited
Maggie Griffith. Representative of
the Salvation Army visited the
residents. Residents of the home
had Christmas tea at Donna
Lowes’. Edna Pletch visited Doro
thy Higgins.
On Tuesday Jerry Graff played
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the piano for the enjoyment of the
residents. Fran Bremner and Nora
Stevenson visited Elsie Shaw. Eva
and Oliver Stewart had a visit from
Ray Stewart. Joan Miller visited
Marg McBrien.
The residents and staff are sorry
to have lost Verna Somers.
Fran Bremner and Nora Steven-
Councillor's resignation
dominates Hullett meeting
The resignation of Vic Stack
house from his seat on Hullett
Township Council dominated the
meeting of December 2, with little
other business on the agenda.
After accepting Mr. Stack
house’s resignation, council gave
first, second and third reading, and
passed a by-law to fill the vacancy
on council by appointment. Appli
cations to fill the vacancy must be
son visited on Thursday with Elsie
Shaw .Mary Bradshaw visited with
Winnifred McPhail. Ray Stewart
visited with Eva and Oliver
Stewart.
The residents and staff would
like to thank all the people who
helped celebrate the Christmas
tree.
in the clerk's hands by 5 p.m.,
Monday, December 29.
In other business, council a-
greed to instruct the road superin
tendent to purchase and install an
overhead chainfall. Council also
agreed to turn down an offer from
the O.M.E. to join a reciprocal
insurance plan at this time.
The next regular council meet
ing will be held on December 16.