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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-08, Page 3. .. Hospital, it was found that the foot was fractured. A cast was applied, and the child was allowed to leave the hospital yesterday. REMINGTON'S I.G.A. 4 MO; The Wbillbent, A0V41100-teleer. Weffneed0F, May '101k1 11111.1111monmellIMIN11010111111111111111111MW MISS MURRAY GOES 'ONE Berm?" OPPORTUNITY ' %THIS AREA ALAN Willi , OPtometriit Patrick St., Win i ACCIDENT VICTIMS RECEIVE TREATMENT Will Sp0a1( to Lions. Club' 040.t. 'pecker _at the regular Meeting of the 1419,04. Club oil Fri- day. evening, May .241;11, will he J. 1, Hawgon„ .hoao of the aeeitritleS department of the .Mutual Assurance Co, of Canada, Mr. Howson graduated fawn college at Premien, Man., where he • Majored.. its politleal „ecenoneY„ later taking We Bachelor .of Atte degree at McMaster thilverillty, • With Mutual Llfo illnce 1951, Mr.' HaWsoe is an aaSeelate treesurer . of the eOrnpany. He will speak on the economic etinaideratIons yea in securities investment, ES Camitilan Company operating; natloatil settle 'lots imine4liate openings for unibilieus men or women to animist Neal lauShAtafe dealing with seine 'of Canada's largest 'chain stere,a; tan lie bundled la spate hours at start if nesiited; ilioitelit,y anti dePeatiaa lollity more important than past experience,.Our liberal fintuteial assistance enables rapid expansion. This is a inisitiess on a high plane lor high-type men oravomeil of cliartieter only, 'APPLICANTS MUST HAVE APPROX., $1,609.00 (Which is secured), and good refereneea.a- These openings 'will pay , yo exceptionally high monthly income inunediatelY, and, rapialei jnereeso as bUslaess expands, Prefer applicants aspire ,ing eaehings from $10,000 .to a20,140 Yearly. No high, preasore men wanted as NO SELLING required, 'if you can qualify and have necessary cash, write 'today giving Ogee and partictlierS for lipid interview. Waite J. W. 'WEBB COMPANY, Dept, is-pio, 1.40 St, Alexander, Moat:real 2, gblebee. 4 ' A Each thiver and each pedestrian can prevent one .:resident—.the one . that involves birn; At a special banquet held for the staff of the Walker Store C. E, Richey, wbe has been with 'the firm for 36 years, congratulated Miss Murray, who had gone "orie better", having been in the employ of the Walker Store in Wingham, for 31 years. Pipttire shows the 'congratulations being made while other past members of the staff, and Mr, Richey's wife look on. From left to 'right are, Bob Rintoul, Mrs. ,R. Worm- worth, Mr, Richey, Miss M, cassidy, Mrs. D. Gruearnett, Miss Janet IVIarray, Mrs. Richey and Mrs. G. Perrot)„ The occasion Was held, to mark the closing of the Walker Store in Wingtham.--A,T, Photo. If You're TIR ALL 'TN .Everybody gels a rumsloup then, tired-otit, heivrIm404 amt botherid by lisekocbea, P00$116 ' seriously wrong, just a condition caused by excese ielat wastes. That's the time le Wes Kidney Pills, Dodd's stimulate Ilse end so, help restore their Ismail Ohm removing excess,acids and, wastes. Tim you feel better, sleep better, weekly/01k Get Dodd's Kidney Pills new. t.is& 'SO the blue box with the red bead el al. druggist& You can domed et Dedik ea^ HOW HEALTHY IS YOUR ESTATE'?' Canadian Legjoii BaCks Projects (Continued from Page ,One) drive for blood dOnoesaand presi- dent of the branch John •Pattison made an appeal for funds for Legion scholarships, Comrade Currie XPIE11"(1 to members that the Kinsmen had a good aupply of hospital beds and he wondered if it would be possible for the Legion to, get a bigger supply ,of wheel-chairs rather than more hospital beds. It was agreed to get wheel-chairs and, irneces- sary, more hospital beds trio, ' Comrade Miller offered. to head a LegiOn team to organize a town check on blood donors and " to assist the Wingham General Hos- pital with`the work involved in . . until she 'learned of the complete satisfac- tion that awaits every- one right-here at Down- lc's. Fillet,Yearteld Feld Guest, soli of Mr. and Mrs, George Otieat, ham. was injured when he was, struch by a oar on the -Diagona. Road on Saturday. 'The little ,hoy, was forianate In not being mon seriously hurt, He was 11.1towed to leave the Winghani General Bos: pital after a cast had beep applied to his right foot, strtlek by a wheel of the passing ear. Last week, David Kin* rt.13e Teeswater, Was injured in a car accident. He 'was admitted to the Wingham General Hospital for, treatreent to his head and neck. Ilia condition is said to ,be satis- factory, Miss Ruby Forsyth, Wingham, fell and fractured her right wrist last week. A east ,was applied at the Wingham General Hospital and her condition is satisfactory, Mrs. May Irwin, Lucknow, who injured her left hip last week, had the fracture pinned at the Wing- ham General Hospital on 'rhurs- Ilay,„She is said to be in a satis- factory condition. Miss Pauline Bannerman, 80- year-old resident of Teeswater, fell at her home and fractured her left hip. Miss Bannerman, is In.' the Wingham General Hospital, where the bone was binned On Monday. Her condition is said to be satis- factory .by ,hospital officials. , Oa 'Saturday Lloyd Thornton, of Teeswater, was thrown from his truck while the vehicle was being loaded in Teeswater. Mr,' Thornton received painful injuries to his left wrist. An X-ray' examination at the Wingham General Hospital, however, showed that there were no fractures, He was allowed home after treatment. Mrs. Ray Watson, R.R. 1, Luck- was admitted to the Winghain General Hospital, on Monday With possible internal injuries received when she fell from a 'tractor and the machine passed over her body. An examination at the Wingham \hospital showed she had received an injury to the pelvis. Her con- dition is considered satisfactory, Six-year-old Lyle Gaeley, the son of Mr and Mrs, Edgar Gauley, of Wingham, met with an accident on his way to school on Tuesday morning when he fell under the wheel of a milk delivery cart.. The boy's right foot 'was found to he rather badly bruised and on exami- nation at the Wingham General keeping records of all blood types and blood donors. in tgwn. The branch voted in favor of sending a cheque to headquartera to go towards the cost of operating scholarships, The writer of the "Liberty" ar- ticle brings out .an interesting point about the Ontario provincial convention, to be held in St. Catherines this slimmer, at which will be decided one of the most ambitious and unusual projects ever proposed by the Legion — un- derwriting the Canadian National InStitute .for the Blind's Eye Bank. At present, the article states, the Eye Bank operates only in On- tario, but may soo'n expand across Canada. If the plan is adopted, the Legion will sign up as many of its members as possible, to be- queath their eyes to the Eye Bank when they die. Their eye corneas would be transpianted, to restore sight to some victim of blindness. The condition of your estate should concern you as much as your personal health. Estate Administration is an important undertaking—not something to be handled by people unfamiliar with estate management. At Sterling Trusts we have experienced Estate Officers. They will advise and assist you in the plannfng of your estate. Call on us at any time . . , or write for our free booklet "Blueprint For Your Family". THE nds the. the s ad Ck- STERLING TRUSTS COIC1P OR A TI,ON^ Head Office: Branch Office: s. 372 Bay St., Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie 5.7 SERVICE pas " MIERE vocia SUNOCO DOLLAR cost oar FURTHER" - 'jQ q a.'s.-tpl.0L 3 J ith at MI11111110 ave yo-u. tried -the ricle that pu ps out of busine Bridge Club Meets Goclerich The Wingham Bridge Club con- cluded the season with. pie Code- rich Bridge Club as theia guests. on Monday evening. In an inter-club match, the local group, scored a victory by the points margin of 1979 to '1843. The leading pairs were; North and South: 1, Mrs. D, C. Nesmith and W. H. 'French, 1561/24 2, Dr, and Mrs. Oakes, 156; 3,. Mrs. G. Godkin and Mrs. D. B. Porter 155; 4, Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Hetherington 151; 5, Mr. and Mrs. K. Huater 149. East and West: 1„ Mrs. A. Nicol And Mrs. F...Saunders, 193%; 2, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. • Crawford, Wil- son, 1671/2 , 4, Mrs. Jenner and Mrs. Mooney, 153.1/2 ; 5, Mrs. MacEwan 'and Mrs. Westbrook, 146. , • The ladies of the Wingham club served a luncheon following the game. CLINTON, ONT:.. Two Shows Nightly, 'Rain or Clear - First Show at Dusk Children under 12 in cars Free THURSDAY and FRIDAY May 9 and 10 "ULYSSES" (Colour) Kirk Douglas, Sylvano Mangano,. —SATURDAY rto yt aCai 1 t i'Lily:11111i)NiA. "STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND" (Colour) James Stewart' - June AllYson (Cartoon) , • MONDAY, MAY 13 1. MOTHER'S DAY All mothers admitted FREE, TUESDAY -and y1o4lollutn:1.id 15gu%" (Colour) "Foreignla Robert Mitchtim Genevieve Page (Cartoon) ing for the past few weeks at a garage at PaiSley. 'Mr: Austin Cook, of 'Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and, all visited- on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Cook of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kerr and family, of Tillsonburg, and Miss Myrna Stockill, of Kitchener, visit- ed over the week-end with Mr. and MrS. Herbert Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cook and children, of Blyth, visited on Sun- day at the' home of her sister, Mrs. John Purdon. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Robertson and children spent Sunday a( the home of her brother, Mr. Cecil Forster, of Palmerston. Mrs. Walter Lott left on Sunday to spend a few days with Mrs, Ed., Browning, in Toronto, before leav- ing to spend a few months at the home of' her son, Robert' Lott, of Calgary, Alta. ' Mr. and .Mrs, Gershon. Johnston spent Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Wood, of Sea- forth. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coulter of London are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Noble. Greenaway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott and children visited on Sunday with her father, Mr. John A. Johnston, who is ill at the ,home of his daughter, Mrs. William Williams, of Goderich. Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Davis, of Teeswater, visited on Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholme. Several in' tnis district made a triOto the lake at night last week and secured a good catch of suck- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Dowling, Beth and Laverne visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Curtis, of Rothsay.. Mr. and Mrs, Reg Scholtz of Au- burn and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz were in Listowel on Sun- day at the J, C, Reed funeral home, from where the funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. Geo. Koch was held. on Monday to the Listowel Fairview cemetery,' Mrs, J. G. Gillespie and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz were in London on Thursday. WHITCHURC,H. 'Mr. John Turner, formerly of W. 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Knott and Mr. Mahon of Toronto were at the United Church here on Sunday in the in- terests of the Canada Temperahce Association, Mr. Melton read i the Scriptttre lesson, and spoke in the fitiancial interests .of the Associa- tion. mr, Knott, a laymart, gave a splendid address' in the interest of temperanee Work; '6and the devas- tating results in our land of drink- ing,habits, in old\and young, the mounting aceldents and deatil 'lists from drunheness,•giying a call to all to remebaber that alcohol is a polSon. Mrs. Young, of North Bay„ .1/Ob. „ed last Week at the lidine of her, tdattghter, Mrs. Sohn MeRittney, • B.• BucItton, who was a pittleht In Wingham Hospital, was able tO return home on Friday, mt. slid Mrs, Russell Chapman and Gary, inotered to Washagb, north Of 'Orillia, tet see her mother, Mrs, Strati, who has been very ill, daring the past twa'artonthS, at the home Of her Other datightert Mrs. Snoebridge, 1111`,. /Vitta LaidlaWlias. been, Work-