HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-03-06, Page 4BILL
Cochrane
YOUR
LIBERAL
Candidate in Huron
asks why were the Conservatives
afraid to bring down a budget?
Vote Liberal
(Published by Huron Liberal
Association)
HENSALL
Mrs. Minnie Sangster return.
ed to her (home here last week
after spending several (weeks
it her n,i -1
and daugh-
ter,
h h so n aav a drug
ter, Mr. and IMrs. Hent Stratton
and family.
Mrs. (Smith and sons !Elson
and Harold 'Smith of ISea€forth
were recent 'visitors with bhe
former's son (Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne ISanith and family.
IMT,, and Mrs. MacFarlane and
son of Forrest 'visited recently
with Mrs. MacFarlane's mother
Mrs, Minnie Sangster.
Mr, Wm. 'Stephenson twho has
been confined to his home. for
the past two 'weeks owing to ill
ness is able to be, out again.
Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie spent.
PRE -SEASON
Limited Sale
OF
r
t
New radon
Farm achines
AT DEALER COSTS
1—Ace Bottom 2 -Furrow, 3 -Point Hitch Plow
1—Ace Bottom, 3 -Furrow, Fast Hitch Plow
1—Ace Bottom, 4 -Furrow Hydraulic Lift Plow,
on rubber
2 -16 -run Double Disc Fertilizer Drills
3—Sections, Flexible Tooth Harrows
1-20C Field Harvester, with Hay and Row Crop
Attachments
1—Row Crop Fast. Hitch Cultivator
1—Fast Hitch Carryall
1 -7 -ft. Stiff Tooth Cultivator, on rubber
1—A 101 Fertilizer Attachment
1—Z DD 1762 Bean Attachment for No. 64 Combine
1—Grader Blade Attachment for Power Loaders
1—S -ft. Tractor Disc Harrow
1—No, 45 Baler with Bale Chute, etc,
1—.B250 Diesel Tractor with Standard Equipment
1—B 900 Front -End Loader
1—Farmall 230 Tractor
1—No. 6 Hammermill
3—No. 21-11 7 -ft. Tractor Mowers
2 -4 -Bar Side Rakes. on steel
PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION
Full Company Warranty on, all these Machines
TERMS: CASH—No Trades on These Offers
JOHN BACH
PHONE 17
I. H. Dealer
Seaforth
THIS
TO
PAY
BILLS
THIS
FOR
SAVING
Let these help you to
Planned Saving
1
PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT
Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal
Chequing Account. A quarterly statement
will help you keep your records straight.
The low service charges are pre -paid.
Your cancelled cheques are on file if you
need. them.
2 SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Keep your Savings Account for saving. Add
to it every pay. As your balance grows
you'll gain peace of mind,
Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
775 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU
Seaforth Branch: G. C. Brightrall, Manager
Dublin Branch: E. J. Dean, Manager
a few (days dust week with Mr.
and Mrs. (Gordon ,Schwalm.
Mr. and Mrs. (Stewart IBe11•
spent the weekend in Detroit..
IP.be.. Carl Schwalm, , 'Mrs.
Sdhwalm and, family of • (Catnip
Borden visited over, the weekend
with the dormer's" another, Mrs.
Violet 'Schwalm and his (brother
Ray Schwalnn..
Members of, IHensall Kinettes
Club were guests at a ((linnet
meeting off Exeter Kinette 'Club
held at (Armstrong's Restaurant
Guest speaker was "Hope Gar --
her" :OFIFLaTV, nvlho addressed
the gathering on "A (bay's Work
for the At Home ;Show". A pro-
gram. of musical entertainment
was presented.
The Arnold (Circle. Evening
Auxiliary of (Carmel Presbyter-
ian 'Church was held at the
home of Mrs. A, Orr on Tthurs•
day evening. Mrs. Beverley Bea.
ton presented the Study on Ja.
pan. Mrs. :MaoDonald led in
prayer. (Plans were (rade Tor the
year's program. (Refreshments
were served with (Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Wm. Pink and Mrs. Beat. '
on in charge.
Stephen James Fox, 16-daY
old son of Rev. J. IB. and Mrs,
Fox, 0155' 'Morris Drive ,South
Windsor, died in Grace Hospitall
in (Windsor, Saturday, Feb. 22.
Besides his parents he is surviv-
ed by two brothers and a sister,
Robert, eShauneen and John
Paul. Private graveside funeral
service was held Monday morn-
ing in (Windsor.
Mrs. Edna Corbett spent the
Read it in the
MORNING
while it's
NEWS !
lobe
21il
CANADA'S
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER 1
weekend with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. d' Har-
old !Porker at er' nselhurst.
C ,In
Mrs. 'Flynn of Exeter. spent a
few days 11his week With her son
and •,daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs.' Joseph Flynn:
Mr. and Mrs, Harry ;McAd•
ams and son and: Mrs. T. "felt{egsi,
of Zurich were rorent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thiel and
family.
BRODHAtEN
Members of the 'Walther
League of Grace tr u t h e'r an
Chunoh, Mitchell and' St. Paull's.
'Luther League members of El-
lice were guests of the Luther
League of ISt. Peter's Lutheran°
Church hove for a skating IpartY
at the local rink and lun ih ..in
ithe'Church basement recently.
Carole Rose, Jean 1VIue'ller,
'Clayton Ahrens, ''Warren Shold-
dce and ,Clare French, .members
of the ,Glee Club of M•ilbchell and.
district high sclhool went to
Toronito by bus on Fadday'wi'th.
the •ather members of the Glee
Clubto sing.al
t (bhe Mustc Festi-
val. The chir received third
prize.
Miss ,Marlene Riegel R. N. of
;Stratford and Mr. Calvin Diegel
of Warterloo Seminary with Ibheir
'parents, Mr. and MTs. Wm. Die -
'Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Wolfe
and boys orf Stratford with Mn.
and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on (Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hiegel
of (Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Qiidrengesser.
Bliss Barbara Hoegy and Mas-
ters Larry Kistner, Allan French
and (Billy Morenz took part in
the school !choir at Main Et. Un-
ited Church, Mitchell, on Sun-
day evening under the direction
of Mr. E. Harley, •scrhool .music
teacher, marking. the beginning
of (Education Week.
)Stewards of the (Christian
Home met in the church base-
ment of St. IPetea's Lutheran
Church on 'Thursday evening.
"The ,devotions were in charge
of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Hinz,
Mr: and (Mrs. Willbnr Hoegy, Mr.
and Mrs: Ralph Hicks. The topic
!vas, The 'Cross and the Crumb-
ling Family and a Film relating
to this was shown, "'Is your hone
fun?". Pastor Fischer conducted
Bible (Study. A. (piano selection
by .Mrs. R. Hinz. R. Hinz, Vice
Pres, was in ,charge of the busi-
ness. Three one -act plays are
being rehearsed to be presented
after Easter. Lunch was served
by the same committee as orf de-
votions,
WALTON
A shower in honor of Miss
Margaret Achilles, bride -elect,
was held in the school room of
Duff's United Church on Friday
evening. The room was decorat-
ed with pink and white streamers
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Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. Semple, Minister
Morning 11 A.M. The Gospel According to Judas.
Evening. 7.30. (Note the change)
Our Failure to Attract and Win the Non
Church Goer
Special Music by Chorus and Outstanding Soloist from
Zurich Evangelical Church. You will enjoy this service ...
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PIPELINES
In view of a pipeline crossing Township of'Tucker-
smith, the Federation advises farmers before sign-
ing a contract to contact the Federation of Agri-
culture.
BILL ROGERSON
Pres.
J. BROADFOOT
Sec'y-Treas.
HEAR
Hon. James Sinclair
Former Minister of Fisheries
AND OTHER LIBERAL SPEAKERS
at a meeting in the interests of
WILLIAM. G. COCHRANE
LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON
Community
Centre
SEAFORTH
SATURDAY
MARCH 8
2.15 P.M.
Mr. Sinclair is a dynamic
speaker and will have a
message of interest to the
Electors of Huron
Ladles especially Invited
(Published by the Huron Liberal Association)
and matching bells. Mrs. Frank
Walters•, was .in charge of the
program which opened with 0
Canada; .vocal duet, Jean Short-
reed and Pauliuo Thomas, aceom-
paned by Anne Shortreed. Read-
ing, Mrs.. Robert McNichol. Cord-
is vocal • duet, Mrs. Nelson Reid
and Mrs. Herb Travis. Mrs: Hum-
phries conducted' several eon -
.,tests after which 'Mrs. Paul Som-
ers read the address. Many beau-,
tiful gifts were received and lat-
er displayed. Miss Achilles made
a very fitting reply,. thanking tie
ladies for the lovely gifts and in-
vited everyone present to her
home on Wednesday afternoon
or evening. A delicious lunch was
served.
KIPPEN
(History -of the McGregor
faalm lot . 7, con. 111, Tucker -
smith Tolwnshilp.
The 1ildGregor ,family came
from (Croenarty Rossi -Are County
in Scotland in 1850. Jolhn, Mc-
Gregorand his rvvife Isalbel+la
(Bain,and eight ehtildren. Two
older children having conne two
years 'before. The eldeslt,' Alex-
ander, old
d
in ffi
nder rem!amnn • e
a g
:county. The family settled one
and a quarter miles east of
Kipper, ,Duncan, who was 14
years wlheri they came to Cana-
da took tihe tam lot 7, con. 11
Tnokersmith about 1864, which
was all bush. His sidter Ellen
till
with him 1 he married
lived
Mary Cummings of Tuckersmiiilh
on Nov. 18, 1890. 17hey head four
children, ,Isabella (Bain (Mrs. W.
Workman), Marion ,Sproat .(Mrs.
J. F W. Patterson), Grate `((Mrs.
R. J. 'Cooper), J'olcn A. Mc-
Gregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan !NM -
:Gregor celebrated their golden
wedding at the farm on Nov.
18, 1920 ,with all their children
and 112 grandchildren, and one
great grandchild prelsent. John
A. (McGregor married Jennie
MdGloy of Hensn'll, June 27,
290,6. Their parents retired to
Klippen and John took over the
Tarim. They in turn have one son
Alexander Duncan. Mr, and :Mrs,
Duncan McGregor passed away
in 1921 and their son John A.
McGregor in 198,8. Alex D. Mc-
Gregor then took the farm. Alex
D. .McGregor was !married i
1993 to Elva Anderson of-lStah-
ley Township who passed away
three years later. In 1937 Alex
D. married again to Martha
Cobb of (Seaforth. They have
three children, John Alexander
now 18 years, Douglas Edgar 16
years, Katherine Ann. '12 years.
The 'brick Grouse was built in
1876 replacing (the first log
house, ,the verandah was added
in 1919, the water works and
bathroom and upstairs to the
kitchen in +1!92'7, In 19312 the two
old barns were taken down, the
main barn being the first ;barn
to have a stone foundat'io'n in
the comanunity, and the present
(barn built,
The hydro was installed in all
buildings in April 1947 and the
elevator in. the barn the spring
of 1950. A saw mill was bought
in 1954 from W. iDoig. A new
cattle barn was built in 1955
flooring in barn and a new
!flaming in bane and a new
;building over saw mill in 1957.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS—TItursdey, March 6, 1958
REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
TI-IURSDtIY,, FRIDAY, SATURDAY RDAY
A
OERS
' N
DARBY'S R
James Garner - Etchika Choureau
COMING BLACK PATCH
George Montgomery Dimino Brewster
WE REPEAT
SHOP AT THE
WILLIS SHOE STORE
The Little Store with the"Big Values"
AND
THE BIG STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
Nursery for Toiddlers, Junior
,Congregation.
2, pm., Minister's Church
anemlbeiship (Class.
7 p.m., "Bible Knowledge
College".
FEDERATION NEWS
By Carl .Hemingway
I have been attending meet-
ings in Toronto for the past
few days and some important
information has developed.
In the February -27th issue of
bhe 'Seaforth News i learned
that a pipeline is to he con-
structed from Stratford to Sea -
forth, along the railway line. It
is interesting to note that the
line is not being placed on Rail-
way property.
Your Federation of Agricul-
ture Pipelines Committee has
been working with the Minister
of Mines under whose jurisdic-
tion pipelines are listed. The
Committee has been assured that
the Pipelines Act will be studied
and revised at this session.
The Committee has requested
that farmers be notified of the
proposed pipeline and its exact
location at least 90 days before
the Company be allowed to pur-
chase easements. They have been
given reason to believe thatthis
will be granted shortly.
In the past Pipeline represen-
tatives have suddenly arrived at
the farmers door with an ease-
ment form. If the farmer didn't
agree at once he was accused of
obstructing progress- In many
eases the farmer was badgered
into signing very unsatisfactory
settlements.
IIn the case of damages the
Committee requests that the
Company must accept all re-
sponsibility for' any and all
damages. This seems only rea-
sonable since farmers could
hardly be expected to subsi-
dize industrial development.
'Pending this revision of Leg-
islation farmers are urged not
to sign any type of agreement
on this question. Further your
Federation of Agriculture has
not approved any specific• eon -
tract form. Every situation is
different and therefore must be
valued individually,
First Presbyterian Church
IThe Rev. D. ,Leslie Elder, . of
Vernon, (Ont.
10 a,mm., Church School
11 a.m,. Morning Service
4.30 p.m., Vesper Service
E. A. Ksmlpster, Organist and
Choir Leader.
Egmondyille United Church
Dr.
•. �J Semple, e Minister
•
111 ran.,
The ,Gospel according
to Judas.
1.130 p.nn,, 1Serviee for the
Chuseh m e nib e r s and non -
Church goers.
•10 a.m., (Church 'School and
Minister's (Glass.
a.m. Nursery Class
11 Y
11.30 Junior Church
Wednesday 7,30 Lenten (Ser-
vice.
The (Church Membership Class
close of morning service.
Northside United Church
Rev. Bruce W. iH 1l Minister
10 a.m., Churdb tchrool and
Adult Bible Class.
12 a.m., Morning Worehirp
condduoted by the minister,
Theirs is a
mission of mercy
PLEASE
HELP
THEM
March is Red Cross month in
Canada. Sometime" during this
period volunteer canvassers of the
Canadian Red Cross will come to
your door. They come to ask for
your financial support—support for
the work of mercy that never ends.
So much depends on your re-
sponse—for • only through your
generosity can this great work go
on. You who are confident, strong,
secure, please help in this mission
of mercy ... please give generously.,
support the
RED
If you are not at home when the
canvassers call, 'pleas; send your
contribution direct to:
James A. Stewart - Ronald McDonald
Seaforth and District Co -Chairmen