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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-07-26, Page 47114 HIM) MORT9 EA SUM On, Agit t go FYK.4. 'NEWS OP ST ,COLON 1' ,+►tend Annual .. .per, Program • "Hight hundred and fifty peo- Ple Were served at the dressed .114114 supper lieid in the parish WI} St' Columban; on Wednes- day evening under the auspices •of the Catholic Women's League. A large crowd gathered on the grounds following the sup- per and enjoyed a program of song and dances, under the di- rection of Mrs. Joseph Melady. The varices hboths were well patronized. Penny sale prizes were won by: Lamp, Mrs. Bill Bennewies; cookie jar, Gilbert Murray; child's overnight kit, Ronald Ryan; waste basket, Mrs. R. Mc - paid; bath spray, Mrs. Jos. 5 ea; magazine rack, Peter Mc- Laughlin; plaid shoe bag, Mrs. E. G. Moore; teapot, Mrs. John Cairns; Sower holder, Phyllis Hinz; plastic waterer, Mrs, Tom Morris, Tillsonburg ; window washer, Mrs. Monica McCurdy; tray, Mrs. Dennis Nolan; wrench, Ursula Sullivan; ear wash mitt, Mrs. Angus Kenne- dy; lamp, Mrs. Martin Murray; casserole, Mrs. Hugh Bennin- ger; kiddie car, Mrs. Jack O'Reilly; cake, Mrs. Josephine Morris Miss Sharon Burke, RR 1, Staffa, won a bicycle. A doll, donated by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cleary, was won by Miss Agnes McDonnell, RR 2, Gads - hill. ' Gordon Moylan in Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moy- lan. Miss Marion McIver, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Iver. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris and - Miss Anne Morris, London, and Mr. and' Mrs. Greg Morri, of Port Credit, with Mrs. Tom Morris. Tom Morris is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, Toronto, with ..Ted Doyle. Peter Maloney, Jr., home from Victoria Hospital, London. Lou Murray, Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray. Mrs. William McIver and Miss Marion McIver in London with Mrs. Elizabeth McCann. Funeral of Mrs. T. Feeney Solemn Requiem High Mass was solemnized in St. Colum - ban Church at the funeral of Mrs: Thomas Feeney, who diet in St. Mary's Hospital, Kit:;hen• er. Monsignor Joseph Feeney was the celebrant, with Rev. H. Feeney, . Kitchener, as deacon, and Rev. L. J. Coughlin, $t. Columban, as subdeacon. The pallbearers were Joseph Kale, Vincent Lane, John Lane Joseph A. Lane, Louis O'Reilly and Zack Ryan. Burial was in St. Columban cemetery. Turner's Holds Annual Picnic At Bayfield Turner's Sunday School. held its annual picnic at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on .Tuesday, July 17. Sports were in charge of Ruth Crich, Mildred Crich, Joan Rogerson, ' Bruce Whit- more and George Townsend. Winners .were: Five and un- der, Steven Johns, Karen Whit- more;, girls, 8 and under, Jean Falconer; boys, 8 and under, Murray Taylor, Larry McGre- gor; girls, 14 and under, Janet Falconer, Joyce Falconer; boys, 14 and under, Ken Whitm-ore, Gerald Townsend; young ladies, Joan Rogerson, Jalagt Falconer; young men, Bruce Whitmore, Gerald Townsend; married la. dies, Mrs. Warren Whitmore, Mrs. Fred Taylor; married men, Stanley Johns,_Frank' Falconer; kick the 'slipper, 14 and under, Ken Whitmore; lucky spot, Mrs. Stanley Johns; cow calling, Mrs. William Rogerson; unwrapping parcel, George Turner and Mrs. Elmer Townsend; closest wed- ding anniversary, Mr. -and Mrs. Ernie Crich. Other relays and contests were enjoyed by all. About 50 sat down to a de- licious picnic supper. NEW HAMBURG ELIMINATES PEE - WEES IN SEMI-FINALS Pounding out 20 hits, six of them by extra bases, and aided by eight walks and four errors, New Hamburg eliminated Sea - forth in the WOAA Peewee 'C' baseball semi-finals, overpower- ing them Thursday night 20-3, in the deciding game of the best -of -three series. Both teams had previously won their home games. The third game was play- ed in New Hamburg. Ossie Mertin, New Hamburg, was the hitting star of the game with three singles, a double and a home run in five times at bat. Ile was closely followed by Tom Pfaff, who had two singles and two doubles in five tries. Gary Stockie contributed a home run for the winners, and Danny Mil- ler's two hits were a triple and a- double. Seaforth's five . hits were all singles. Bill McGrath and Brian Fischer each had two. ' Paul Steffler went all the way on the mound for New Ham- burg and was never in serious trouble, especially after his teammates gave 'him an eight - run lead in the second inning. Fischer started for Seaforth and was relieved by John Mc- Lean in the second, but had to return in the fourth to finish the game, when McLean ran in- to control trouble. New Hamburg will now meet Centralia for the WOAA "C" championship, with the first game played in New Hamburg on Tuesday and the return game in Centralia next Satur- day. R H g Seaforth 000 111 0— 3 5 4 New Ham- burg - 082 523 x-20 20 2 Seaforth — Fischer, McLean (2), Fischer (4) and Hodgert. New Hamburg—Stefiler and McNeil. �'ARONTO — A new philanthropic activity of the Shrinre, the Shriners Institutes for Children's. Burns, gets wholehearted endorsement from Billy Roach, 8, Sullivan, Mo., who can walk tt,dar following treatment in a Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. He could not walk after his right ieg was severely burned. He is shown reading the resolution calling for an ex- penditure of up to $10 million to sot up the burn hospitals to Past Imperial Potentate Harvey A. l3effa, chairman of the com- mittee which successfully presented the proposal to the frater- nal group's 88th Imperial Council Session here. The planned hi,- stittites Will care for and treat burned children, conduct re• search in burn treatment and train medical personnel in this field. The New Car lino of Huron Launches a PRE R HOLI WE'VE PARED PRICES TO CUT DOWN OUR STOCK OF USED CARS and TRUCKS. BEFORE OUR STAFF TAKES ITS HOLIDAYS THE FIRST PART OF AUGUST CARS AT HOT SUM '61 ELECTRA 225 CONVERTIBLE Buick's Luxurious Burnt Mahogany finish with beige interior. Very low mileage. Power brakes, steering, seat, windows; radio, whitewalls, wheel discs. It's a beauty! BOB TAYLOR The New Car King of Huron County says: "We want to re- duce, our used vehicle inven- tory before our staff takes its annual vacation. We're offer- ing outstanding deals on our top value cars and trucks. Have you visited either of our,. lots lately? Have you seen the beautiful units we have on dis- play—thoroughly and complete- ly reconditioned? Come, take a look for yourself. Then you'll know why these are genuine bargains.' AVINC$! '60 CHEV. 21;000 GVW STAKE 17 -Foot Brantford Stake, 920 Tires, Two -Speed Axle. This is a low mileage Truck in first class condition. JUST LOOK at (HESE CAR KING '59 Ford Custom 300 4 -door Sedan, 8 cyl- inder automatic, ° 94.95 one owner. '57 Pontiac Pathfinder 4 -door Sedan; 6-cyl- $995 index automatic. '57 Chevrolet 4 -Door 6 -cylinder Sedan,, nice grey color, one owner. `895 '56 Chevrolet 210 Two-tone burgundy and $795 white sedan, 6 -cylinder. VALUES ! '57 Plymouth 4 -Door Belvedere Sedan, 8 - cylinder automatic, one owner. $995 '55 Plymouth Hardtop 2 -door, smart red and $495 white, 6 -cylinder. SIMILAR °SAVINGS ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY '60 Pontiac Laurention Fordor, 6 -cylinder automatic, radio. '60 Ford Galaxie Fordor, 8 -cylinder auto- matic, radio. '60 Pontiac Laurention Fordor, 6 -cylinder. '59 Meteor Custom Tudor, 6 -cylinder. '59 Chev. Biscayne Forder, 6 -cylinder auto- ' uratic. '59 Renault Fordor. '58 Pontiac Chieftain 4 -Door Hardtop, 8 - cylinder, power brakes, automatic, radio '58 Pontiac Strati; Chief Tudor, 8 -cylinder, radio. '58 Vauxhall Fordor, 4 -cylinder. '58 Chev. Station Wagon Fordor, 6-cylin- der. '58 Meteor Rideau Tudor, 8 -cylinder. '58 Pontiac Laurentian Fordor. '57 Pontiac Pathfinder Deluxe, 6 -cylinder, automatic. '57 Meteor Rideau 500 4 -Door Hardtop, 8 cylinder automatic, radio. '57 Pontiac Pathfinder Deluxe Fordor, 8= cylinder automatic, radio. '57 Chev. 210 Fordor, radio. '56 Pontiac Laurentian Fordor, 8 -cylinder automatic, radio. '6 Chev. 210 2 -Door Hardtop, radio. Buy EPSP' P-L'GW PRICE S—TOP SERVICE p—PROTECTION - ON PAYMENTS The Most Popular Car Sales Policy- in Huron County '56 Chev. Fordor. '56 Pontiac Laurentian. '56 Pontiac Laurentian Fordor. '56-i'Dodge '4 -Door Hardtop. '56 Ford Tudor. '55 Pontiac 2 -Door - Hardtop, 6 -cylinder, radio. • '55 Dodge Fordor. '55 Plymouth 2 -Door Hardtop. '55Dodge Fordor. '54 Ford Crestline' - '53 Monarch YOU GET THE BEST BUY AT MOTO See Bill Belling and Jack Marsh at EXETER LOT Phone 235-1800 S LTD, See The King, Pete Masse Bert McBride or Jim Orr at ZURICH 78 • 1 • • • 4 4 8 4 r •