Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa Edition), 8 Nov 1956, p. 34

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\ 94 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, November 8, 1956 Whittington Bells 'Will Ring Again | WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The fa-| about 1680, St. Mary-le-Bow war {mous Bow bells of London's/the most expensive of his) church of St. Mary-le-Bow will churches, Its 222 foot steeple has! | soon ring again. |been called his masterpiece. The old church, nearly destroy-| Wren planned a ring of 12 bells, ed by Nazi bombs in World War of which only eight were set up. {II, is, now being rebuilt, the bell The tenor cracked and was re- {tower to be its first restoration. cast in 1738, and 20 years later| Most of the 12 bells already the others were condemned and {have been cast from the melted | replaced, Eventually the remain- |down fragments. Before the ending four were added. |of the year, it is hoped they will AN UNLUCKY PAST play once more the tune that| During the 1941 blitz, fire con- B® brought Dick Whittington bac k sumed the old wooden spiral °° . IT TS S FUN! # to the city to star in one of the stairway that led to the steeple. hs [world's best kmown success It left little more than the bell . | stories. tower and church shell. Tragedy According to the legend, says had come again to the unlucky! | the National Geographic society, church site. {young Dick Whittington, poor "For divers accidents," wrote Fonsi to a medieval London the 16th century historian John merchant, decided to run away. Stow, (this church) 'hath been {on his way out of town he heard made more famous than any; the Bow bells chiming, "Turn other." In 1090, he continued, a WORTH | again Whittington, Lord Mayor tempest "overturned" the roof, lof London." The boy returned to 'slaying some persons." In 1271 fulfill the prophecy, it is said, much of the steeple fell down, VE with four terms' of office. killing many others ] -- 52.PC. "FLAIR" | The history of St. Mary-le-Bow Each of the new Bow bells has goes back to the time of William |been formally christened at a SEE THE DISTINCTIVE NEW '57 RAMBLER SILVERWARE SETS By Maple Leaf Leterges NOW ON DISPLAY AT HUDSON AND NASH DEALERS the Conqueror, Still part of its ceremony remindful of ship {foundation is a Norman crypt launchings. *'Katharine," one of | whose stone "bows," or arches, the latest recast, was named by supported an earlier church. the master founder of a company From this architectural form, that has made Bow and other |then new in England for such bells since 1570. construction, the name 'Bow' is Only one tradition of the Bow believed to be derived. bells seems in danger of passing At least as early as the 14th An old saying has it that the true | century, curfew was rung by Bow cockneys -- meaning residents of {church bells. The original set the heart of London who speak | contained only six, the ones that in accents familiar around fhe] tolled for Dick Whittington. These world -- are those born within| were destroyed, along with the sound of the chimes. | first house of worship, during: According to a recent manual London's great fire of 1666. for London speech teachers,| | DESIGNED BY WREN cockneys are growing steadily The present church was design- fewer. Extreme cockney expres. ed by the architectural genius sions are seldom heard today, Sir Christopher Wren, who built |and even children of the Bow {dozens of the British capital's out-' church neighborhood no lon ger| __ Structures, Completed drop or add their "h- aitches.' Indias Of Far Northwest .. GAME NO. "To Mark Missionary' S Centenary BE SURE TO MATCH ILLUSTRATIONS ON CARDS EXACTLY 10 SORONADO & SEEKS UN SUPPORT ars nary sLenienary lev. State Min- | to newsmen on her arrival at ! Nations. Miss Kethly, who was TaINCE RUPERDB. 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