The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-25, Page 104
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An interesting visitor in Blyth.
on Monday, May 30, 1966, will I
be B. J..O'Brien, Executive Dir-
ector,Ontario Tuberculosis Assoc,-
iation,' who will be guest•speaker
•at the annum meeting of the Hur-
on County TB Association. His
subject will be "A 'Canadian's
Vie*point on the Tuberculosis
Problem and its solution" in an
Emerging Country.
Mr, O'Brien returned recently
from. South EasttAsia where he. q
visitedIndia,. Ceylon, Malaysia
and Thailand .as a member of the `.
international Seminar to advise on
development of an•anti-tubercul-
osis program.. He,has been direct-
or of the Ontario Association since.
its inception in 1945 andwith
which Huron County Association' is
affiliated,
This is the third occasion on whi-
ch Mr. O'Brien's services have
been loaned to the. International
Association and' he is conversant
with the tuberculosis problem on a
global scale. The relative control
of the disease which .Ontario' en-
joys today' could be short lived in
this jet ageunless we not only ,
keep -up our defences here, but
also recognize that we must assist
the struggling voluntary .associat
ions• in developing countries., . Mr.
O'Brien will discuss the appalling
problem with; which' they, are con=•
.fronted......
HURON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOGtA7'I,0N
TOWN HALL, BLYTH
GUEST SPEAKER;
MR. E. J.• O'BRIEN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
ONTARIO TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
:Sail. Maitland
River0n Sunday
(Whitechurch, News)
On Sunday,' Gordon and Mac'
Ross. and Brian Forsyth, .in their
motor boat, set out from Wingham
to sail the Maitland River as far
as they could. All , went well
until aboutmiles this side of
Benmiller. In some manner, the.
boat upset, all got wet and the;.
gasoline.. from the motor was'lost.'
So they had -to resortto the, old
method of rowing., They reached
. Benmiller without further mishap..
and' on Monday'brought theboat,
home, .. • •,
The holiday passed very quietly..
in the village with . the exception
.of the -banging. of fire crackers
° Sunday evening and again Monday
afternoon.
Visitors onSaturday.with Mr..
and Mrs, Albert Coultes :and fam-
ily were Mr and Mrs. Jun Leaver
of Terrace, and his sister, Mrs. •
•' Annie Noonan of Pilkwa, B. C..
Alex 'Leaver of Wingharn and Mrs.
Annie Coultes Belgrave. ' Jim
Leaver's and Mrs., Noonan's mother
was a sister ofthe late Bob :Carrick
and prior to 1902 Jim and. Annie
'resided .with 'their parents, the late
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leaver, in the
house now owned by Earl Caslick.
"They had a wonderful time view-
ing their old home and '•recalling
who -lived in thce'differetit
houses in the 'village. and the
Presbyterian church they attended
. as children. Alex Leaver of Wing-
° ham and Mrs. Annie Coultes are •
cousins. They also viewed Ford-
yce school .as they attended it far
a time..•
Anniversary Services will be
conducted on Sunday; May •29th.
in Ciiamers PresbyterianChurch
by Rev. Horace Braden of London
• Bible College. . Services are at
11 atrn and S p.m. Special suis-
iC will be supplied by the choir,
On .Saturday `eveammng, May.28; a ,
Teachers meeting and program.
will be held in the Manse at 5.30'.
There will be do Sunday School on
Sunday, May 9th,; on 'aoamt of
the ' nnavea ry Services.
Mr, and Mas. Calvin min and
.
family of Oshawa brought :Mr. and.
Mrs. Torn Magoffin, whohad been
visiting the past few weeks with
thein, backlit) their home here. on
Sunday.,
'
Callers at the homeof Mr .and
Mrs. Walter Elliott on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs.. Don;Aitcheson and
family, Harriston, Mrs. Horace.
Aitcheson, Wingham, and Mr..and
Mrs. Bill MacPherson• and family,
of St, Helens..
Mr, 'and Mrs. Pete DeBoer and
Nancy were Sunday evening visitors
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Simon DeBoer' of St. Helens.. .
• On the. weekend Mrs.` Nettie .•
Haines of Guelph.' was a visitor`with
her niece`. Mr,; and Mrs; „Frank
Ross, and family:
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Moore
and family of Wroxeter were
Sunday visitors withlMr and. Mrs.;
Walter `Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. jack Gillespie,
Lorraine and Barry, and Mrs. Gib-
son Gillespie 'of Sarnia; spent the
weekend with'Mr. and Mrs. Garn-
et Farrier, and 'attended Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Iirdon's 65th
Wedding anniversary Saturday
evening.. Mrs, Gillespie willre-
main at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruby :and'
family moved on. Monday to the
farm: home owned:by Peter deBoer,
better.. known' to many as.the home
of the late.Jim Richardson.,
Mr. and.* Mrs:. Don Ross were
Thursday visitors: with his mother,
":.Mrs. Robert Rpss•,:-.a:p.atient in
Victoria Hospital, London:
MRS. NELLIE SCOTT
Mrs." John (Nellie)' Scott' passed'
away in Queensway .Nursing Home:.'
in Hensall on Saturday, May 2lst,
in'her 90th year. She had .been. a
resident of the Nursing. Horne for
2 1/2 years.' •
Mrs. Scott theformer Nellie.
`Ruttan, was born on August 11th,
18'16.. Her husband predeceased'
her 33 years ago. •
She was well known' and respect-
ed in this community where for
nine years she resided with her
niece..Mrs. : Orville. Jones,
and Mr Jones., . After leaving,'
Lucknow, she lived for sixyears
with another. niece , Mrs.:.Norm
an Hoover, and Mr.: Hoover, near
Brussels. She later went to the
Nursing:: Home in . Hensall where
she made her hou* up to :the
time of her death.
Mrs. Scott had enjoyed.t.fairly;
;good health with. death -coming
quite' suddenly .
Funeral. services were .held Mon-
day, . May 23rd, from the D. A.
.Rahn Funeral' Home in Brussels.:
Burial•was in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers.were six nephews,
Leo and Russel Ruttan' of. Howick
Township, Anson Ruttan of Ford-
wich, 'Bob Ruttan of Listowel, •'..
Lloyd Ruttan •of Wroxeter and Ross
Smith of Morris Township.
Mrs; Robert.: Finlay and Mrs.
Lloyd Ashton of town are nieces •
of Mrs; . Scott.
Th'e Treasurer of the Omar
Society for Crippled Children
George E. Mara of Toronto,.
today t y that the 1966ri
Seal Campaign objective has;
reached. thanks to thefaithf
and considerate support of m
than 400,000 contributors in
Brio.
"In Ontario, .w.e have thefi
program of,care and treatme
crippled children that is avai
stated Mr,' Mara.,. He added,.
ardvancei'nents in the field of
rehabilitation and the increas'
number of physically.handica,
'children each year tjas meant
continual rise' of financial n
We are .delightedto report th
1966 Easter 'Seal funds' will a
Tenable the Ontario' Society fo
Crippled Children and its affi
230 service clubs to provide t
help that, must' be given ro:the
more than 16,900 crippled ch
ren in the: province,"
Mr. W. D. Whitaker; •Cha
of the Provincial Easter Seal 1
ittee paid tribute to all camp
Chairmen and committees in.
province.' "Their combined
orts-coupled with excellent
are heartening proof that the
iety's• work has the confidence
and support of the .public", ad
Mr. Whitaker.
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