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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-01-10, Page 3New Hospital to Open Doors to Children Built by the donations of citizens and organizations who had recognized the great work of the 75-year-old Hospital for Sick Children, this handsonie new building will be formally opened on Jan. 15 as the future home of the hospital. Standing on Uni- versity Avenue, Toronto, it will contaip the finest in treatment and ltiboratory equipment, capable of meeting the needs of the largest out-patient, as well as in-patient, demand in the world. Entire floors will also be devoted to research, maintaining the hospital's record as the major research centre in child diseases in the world. During the week of Jan. 15, the hospital will be open to visitors, and the trustees have ex- tended an open invitation to everyone to view it before its little patients are moved in two weeks later. SOMEONE MUST HAVE USED A DERRICK —Central Press Canadian Scotland' Yard detectives and police thtoughout Great Britain are in the midst of all liitensivo kearth for the ancient Stone of Scone, a priceless relic which IS the central fixture in the coronation of British kings, Thieves, believed inOtivated by intense Scottish nationalism, re- moved the 830 -pound atone froth its, testing pike beneath the coronation throne 1n Westminster Abbey, „Pollee raised the possibility that Drank.: steri 'removed the Stone, The throne, shown, with the scone in its usual Vete, Wet damaged by the thlevas *he &tagged it from its niche and across the abbey fleet, THE LIMITED TelephOne 66, Wingham PAGE THREE Wednesday, January 10th,, 1951 11110.1Mousurammr,....x.,,momormsomoro Tug VITINQHA1811 ADVANCE-TIMES ks I'VE Fit-LED MY BIN TO THE SRN WITI4 jiff intperiaunt crevice -defames& c& and row?, At.ee#0 The LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES in Canada and their Representatives WORKING FOR NATIONAL PROGRESS . . , BUILDING PERSONAL SECURITY 5;01) Mrs. '1'. Short and Miss Myrtle spent a few days of last weeko it) Toronto. Mr. Geo, Gammage, teller at the Dominion Bank, has been transferred to the Napanee branch. His place is being taken by Miss Phyllis Ford, 010 has been transferred 11'0111 tint Wingham office, Stewart Strong, wits at the. 0.A,C. Guelph, last week taking a short C011fSe. • In spite of rain seven tables of oneuchre were in play on Wednesday 0 night at the L. 0. L. euchre. Mrs. U Chas. Cashiers was winner of the 5 prize for highest score for ladies, Mr. A. L. Stephens for gents, and Mrs. E. Earagey wool the consolation !iliac. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Marshall are Evidence Against Nino Beer Wolf Execut —Central Presu Canadian Boby McIntyre, 10, left, and 13111, 7, of Thorold, Ont., lost their pet , hound -when rabbit hunting re• blame, They figured a wolf was blae, so they tracked him down end shot biol.. GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duggan and family of Rockcliffe are visiting with Mrs. Duggan's mother Mrs, Clara Ritchie and other relatives. Thin, rundown wife gains 16 lbs desired weight. IntroduotorY or "got-aeguainted" body looks healthier, more attractive, Thousands fear getting too fat. Stop taking 'when you masa eleo only 000, Try Ottrex Tbnlo Tablets for trop pounds, now Pon. today. At all drUggists. min) Ostres, weight-buildin g tordo. Enriches blood, aids appetite, digestion so food gives more pep, nourishment: puts flesh on baro bones. Don't ing and nervousness were Iona."—Mfrs, L. Bayard, hfat-tagami neights. Ont. round out; hollows an us; vreIgnt:also rundown. ner-vous. I took Ostrex. Gained ••1 was very much under- What a thrill: Thin limbs lbs. I felt fine, tired feel- Steady Nerves Gets Now Pep, Mrs. L. Sacred STEADY-BURNING! SAFE! HEALTHFUL!' Yes, winter will be a lot more carefree when you've got a supply of 'blue coal' in your basement. 'blue coal' is extra-rich in heat units to keep you snug on zero days. And because steady heat helps cut down on colds, no wonder 'blue coal' is the choice of so Many families with children. Try 'blue coal' and feel the difference. COME IN Olt PHONE TODAY • PHONE 64 the Gorrie United Church was held at the parsonage with a large .attendance, Mrs. W, Strong giving the "Call to. Worship," Assisting were Mrs.' Mc- Jones, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs, Glad Edgar, Mrs. Stephens and Miss Janice Strong. Mrs. A. Taylor presented the study book in a very interesting mariner. Mrs. F. Earngey,, M rs. Whitley and Mrs. Bradnock sang "Shall We Gather at the River." Rev, J. R. Watt took charge oil the installAtion of officers and also read a letter front a friend in Africa of great interest to W.M.S, workers. The meeting closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, Lunch was served by Mrs. W. Strong, Mrs, A. Taylor' and the hostess and enjoyed by all, . „._ . Set Social Precedent ''Woman's AUNiliary. The W. A. of St, Stephens Anglican Church held their first meeting in thq new year at the home of Mrs. F4 C. Taylor on Thursday afternoon, The work of the afternoon was quilting a quilt donated by Mrs, Ernest Icings for Huron .College, While the ladiea quilted, readings were given by Mea t Geo, King and Mrs, N. Wade. Mrs.. Taylor also gave a fine talk choosing as her subject, Paul and Timothy.. Items of :btssinets were discussed, The roll call, a thought for the New Year or the Epiphany season brought interesting responses, Christmas greet- ings were received front a former rec- tor's wife, Mrs, G. R. Noises, of Ray- more, Sask. The president, Mrs. N. Wade, .led iii closing prayers and the hostess served delicious refreshments, It was decided to donate another quilt from the W. A. for Huron College, Births GRAINGER-1n Wallaceburg on Dec. 30th to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grainger a son Dean 6rugory, 001=E0=0=01=0 4 L',44.J7g1 0 BUILD 21 for the KIDDIES! o . 0 Don't wait - we stock a .11 M ALL ESSENTIAL ° o MATERIALS! We'll also help yon plan 0 O U O Remodelling Special /1 For This Week ONLY: 4 x 4 - 1/s" Colored at ONLY 35c Sq. Ft. TILE BOARD 0 O 1U Construction Details o ri'ree 1,',stlinates ! Arlyik,-e on Vinancing Telephone Todav 11 0 0 11 O Mrs, .Jean MacDonald visited last week with her 'platers Mrs. W. C. King- and, Mrs. Ken Hastic, and Mrs. Harold Kell. Lillie and Peter, of .Clshawa, spent the New Year's .holiday with gr, and Mrs, August Keil and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs. Bower Farrish visited over the week-end with the former's sister, Mrs, Ronald Leader and Mr. Leader of Hespeler. Mrs. Murray Edgar and Miss Eleanore Edgar are on a visit to friends in Colorado, Mrs. L, Ashton of Brampton visited for a few days with relatives here last week, Mr, Lorne Robinson has sold his farm on the 4th con. to Mr. Russel Powell of Mrs. Cameron Edgar returned last week from Stratford ,hospital where she had undergone a tonsil operation. Howick Council met for the first time in 1951 on Friday. It was opens ed with devotional exercises by Rev. J. R, Watt of the United Church and Rev, G. D. Vogan of St. Stephen's Anglican Church. Mr. Mac Newton, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Wingham hospital, returned to his home on Thursday and is making a good recovery. Mr. Geo. Black, of Paris and his brother, Mr. Mar Black of Strathclair, Man., visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar and other friends in the com- munity on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Finlay and.Mrs. Jennie Edgar visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy, B line, Howick. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dane attended the funeral of the late Miss Jennie litcEvers of Wingham on Saturday. Mr. a nd Mrs. Jack Ross, Preston spent the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Morley Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Earngey and Jennifer of Fergus were week-end With life insurance you can find security in both of these ways — arranged to fit your own special needs.'Srou have a choice of many different kinds of poli- cies for different purposes. And the services of trained life un- derwriters are at your beck and call • to 'help you make that choice wisely, Nothing but Life Insurance gives YOU this control over your future. So today -- and tomorrow rely on your own life insurance to meet your own personal needs! guests of Mrs, Frances Eargney. Week of Prayer Services Inspirational addresses were given 'at the prayer services on Tuesday evening in the Anglican Church and on Friday evening in the United Church. Rev. 5. R. Watt chose for his subject on Tuesday evening 'Courage' and on Friday evening Rev. G. D. Vogan's text was from Matt. 7.7 "Ask and it shall be given you, seek and ye shall find. knock and it shall be open- ed unto vou." United Church News A fine congregation attended the winter Communion service in the United Church on Sunday morning, Rev, 5. R. Watt speaking front the text John 7:37 "If any man thirst let him come unto me and drink." Those entering the fellowship of the church by transfer were Mn,•s Robt, Woods from Fordwich United Church, 'Ali's. Richard Carson of St, Paul's Lutheran Church Wallace, Mrs. Dewitt Adams of Wingham United "Church and Mrs. Glenn Austin of Knox United Church Clifford. On protessason of faith Mr. Dewitt Adams and Glenn Austin. Tyro and Trail Rangers The 'Tyro Boys .and Trail. Rangers 4 Groupa will commence their meetings ,of the new year en Jan, 7th at 7 p.m. in the S.S. room. Hickey 'On Monday night of last week ,Gorrie hockey .boys played with Tees- water at the Teeswater arena. :'core was Gorrie 11, Teeswater 2. On _Friday evening at the Gorrie .arena they played with .Meltke -when the score was NI oillse 6, Gorrie 4. At this game they suffered tin' loss of ,another player when Ron McMichael received a cut on his lip requiring stitches. Ir.P.U. to Meet 'Ma you e 14e's Uniou ail! meet next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Gwen Ratan. All young people are cordially invited to attend. David Neilson Injured at Hockey Game David Neilson, a member of the tIorrie hockey team suffered injuries while playing Monday night of last week in the Teeswater arena. Ile tripped and fell hitting the 'boards, and was taken to Wingham Hospital. X-rays showed no bones were broken but his spine was injujred. Latest reports are that he will be in hospital another week. His many friends wish for him a speedy recovery, Couples Observe Anniversaries We would take this opportunity of extending congratulations to four local couples who will observe wedding anniversaries on .Thinday, Ian. 15th. Mr. and Mrs. John Montesonery 55th i.initiversary, Mr. and M ra. Will. Marshall 43rd, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar 33rd and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dodds 24th anniversary. We Olesr they may have many more happy years. 1f rs_ 11, 1 r. and Mrs, '"orb I and son Ross of Guelph anent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar, W.M.S. Meeting The January instable of Ilia Wo- man's Nissilmary Society A ttailiary of Saves up to 30% on fuel bills ey automatimliy controlling vents the over anti underheat.i dampers from upstairs, the ing that waste fuel dollars. 'blue coal' restP•arks•rint Au. Pays for itself. Ask for rase tomatie Heat RegulatOr pre- HOME DEMONSTRATION. MatLEAN COAL COMPANY` Ili iO in CHANCES ARE you have a lot in common with your neigh- bours. But there is an impor- tant difference between your plans for the future and theirs. There is something special, for instance, about your plans for retiring. You have your .7;•^...fn ideas about how much income you'll need to live on in your later years. Anil you also deter- mine at what age you'll want to start "taking it easy". Likewise, you face different problems in protecting the fam- ily income in case anything hap- pens to you. 'blue coal's' COLOR GUARANTEES' YOU GET THE BEST! —Central Press Canadian Ottawa social precedent was set when Hon. Rose Alexander was presented to her father, Governor- General Alexander, as the King's official representative in Canada at; the coming-out party for debutantes, attended by some 800 persons. It was the first time delis had been presented to the King's reprosenta tivs. ,Ford & Monarch beator 0 O 2 visiting their son, 111r. Alex Marshall and Mrs, Marshall in Stratford. 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