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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-07-15, Page 4• 'II 1- miuq Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY— Monday thro' Friday 9 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sat. 9 to 12 tem. NEIL McKAY and his ORCHESTRA featuring VOCALS by Jack Levi and Johnny Noubarian ELECTRIC GUITAR by Eddie Bell Grand Bend Latest Entertainment Feature: SUNDAY EVENING BAND CONCERTS 8 p.m. On theBeach, from the New Lakeview Band Stand July 18th, DASHWOOD BRASS BAND 1 1 1 tiERAt.: Lyric Theatre 11-14/48""4 Phone 421 - EXETER ON OTR vanu VISION SCREEN Friday, Saturday July 16-17 Conquest of Cochise Jain Hodrak Way rage A Good Western Melordarn, P graphed in Technicolor hoto- Monday, Tuesdaryl July 19-20 Joe Louis Story Caley Wallace • , • (Paul Stewart Here is a story. that packs a power- ful dramatic Wallop and is sure to &e enjoyed by all who see it. IWednesday, T.hursday July 21-22 • Easy to Love Ester Williams Van Johnson • Photographed in technicolor in Flor- ida's Cypress Gardens. Easy to Love iS a mixture of romance, 'Comedy and Music. 1 MONSTER Cash Bingo • In the HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA MONDAY, JULY 19th, 1954 14 Regular Games $50.00 each. 3 Special Games, $100..00 each 2 Special Games $500.60 each. $2,000.00 IN CASH PRIZES ADMISSION:—$1.00 for 14 Regular Games Specials and Extra Cards 25t.; 5 for $1.00 Sponsored by Hensall Legion 4168 and Legion Auxiliary DOORS OPEN AT 8 p.m. BINGO STARTS 9 p.m. .:••• ANOWINIIWWWWNI Fact The:Facts , - . The l'andly needs income most in the years following the death of the wage-earner, •while the children are growing.. Let's talk "Family Income,',' the_ low-cost prOtection Plan that appeals to rtheusands of peolple' thrinighout the- Country—Your neighbours and mine. T. Harry Hoffman NORTH AMERICAN LIFE 'ASSURANCE COMPANY A Mutual Company Phone 70-W CATTLE BREEDERS - All Profits for Policyholders Dashwood, Ont. For artificial insemination at its best for all breeds call the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days and 9:30 on Sunday's. Phone collect Clinton 242. tfnc GRAND BEND Got Klondike Fever the fever of the Klondike has hit this Lake Huron resort following re- ports that more than $1,1000 in $10.0 4.50 and $10 bMs, have been found on the beaches recently.' honeful of finding some of the $1,500 in cash still believed blowing sonie-watere a- long the beachline. The money; a- bout $3,000, is reported to havebeen lost last Sunday afternoon when London transport owner, Harry Woods lost his wallet in the water off the main beach while boating. Mrs. Annie Love IIs. Annie Love 77, died on July 8, at the home of her daughter,Mrs Douglas Gill, Grand Bend, she spent her early life in Hay Twp, and fol- lowing her marriage with her husb- and, Thos. Love, farmed for many years on Con. 21, Stephen Twp. They *retired Imi41 went to 0. B! 16 years ago. Mr. Love died in 1947. She was active in the United Church. 'Surviv- leg besides her daughter are four Sons,. Ross, atephen Tp; Hugh, Exe- ter; Lloyd and Mervyn, Parkhill; a sister, Mrs. Edith Taylor, G. B. and two !brothers, Leonard, B.C., and Lloyd, Exeter. The funeral was held from the Hoffman funeral home,• Dashwood on Monday, with interm- ent in G. IL, cemetery. Rev W. Smith officiated. DASHWOOD Pupils and parents of S.S. No. 8 enjoyed their picnic at TurnbulPSI Gro -..e on J:infi 23.th. races and other epee • •Wtelt i-o,o,TA of 1 frit, to Toronto 's3..T•t ' thflIP tether Mies Becker, th ey ..no !It ilptc,1110, ort. neTITy • Can. Bank of Commerce and a rrde on the new Sulbwas Misses Yvonne Kempthorn and Betty Geiser of London visited with the latter's mother, Mrs, Cora Geiser Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and farm - illy and Mrs. Douglas Keyes of Lon- don spent the. week -end with Mr and Mrs Ernest Koehler. Mr and Mrs Bob Newton and fam- ily of Landon are vacationing with Mrs. A. 1Willert. 'Mr and Mrs 'Glen Brown of Lon- don spent 'Sunday with •Mr..and.Mrs Wm Wein. ' ' rffir and Mrs ••Wm. Nadiger • nad as their guests on Sunday, her brother, wife and daughter of London and sister Mrs. Armtage of Lucan, who also visited with Mr and Mrs Dan. Weber and Thelma. Sunday guests with- fMr and Mrs. George Armstrong were Mr and Mrs Henk Jager of Toronto. Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, of Calgary, is visiting with her (brother, Mr John Bender and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Peifer and Carol of Chatham spent a few days with -the former's mother, Mrs. L. Piefer. Rev and Mrs J. H. Getz of Kitch: ener spent last Tuesday with friends in town. Nancy Getz is visiting with Lynda Tieman. Mr and Mrs Fred Tousle and son of London spent the week -end with the latter's another, Mrs. Henry Be- cker. Ma. and Mrs Harry Guenther of Windsor spent the holiday :with Mt and Mrs Syd Baker. Mr and Mrs Garnet Weiberg and family of Waterloo were visitors in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kempel and Susan of Kitchener spent the week- end with Mr and Mrs. Emil -Becker, Mrs. Mary Becker who had been at, 'Kitchener, returned home with them, Saturday in Waterloo with their two tres, they were experienced bush - daughters and families, Atr and Mial hands and it was only the matter of Ivan Taylor and Mr and Mrs Garnet 'eleys that all of the eight or ten fam- Wieberp • 11* were undercover. They then 1 Mr and Mrs em a conference and they gave the . Glen Bfown Of .Lon- r don spent the week -end with mrname of their new parish Pointe .Aux acid Mrs fWln. Wein. ' • ; tneu; (Birch Point) ,deriving that '11frorn. the tall birch trees arcing lope of the bank, and -the sharp p along the lake. The establishanent of that first par - was about the year 1846. They ,cleared land, they fished, they hunted Wild game -which was their main sub- stance; they lived is few yearseasong the lake, for a few yeam they. (had a,side industry, that of making lime; yet we can see the excavations along the banks of their kilnes; stories were gathered by the family and ibuilt in those kilns when they were burned they would produce approximately 25 bushels of lime; the process of the completion of burning would be ten 'days and the lime would 'sell at eight or ten cents a. bushel. 'They had ready supplies to the settlers of the eastern part •of the townattp for building purposes. A few years rolled 'by then this .Sauble Line road was surveyed, :they left their squatted homes near the lake, buying small parcels of land along this road,small farms ranging in size from 12 to 15 aMes, from the Canada 'Company on easy payment terms, paying three dollars an acre. They were hard wor- kers, they busied themselves clearing their farms which took years to do. Each year new Settleti arrived; the egg throwing (raw) Emil Becter and 'iSauble line road was opened. Lorne Becker; During the supper A School was(built which served for everyone sang "'Happy Birthday"' for the purpose,, also of .celebrating Mass Mr. Henry Becker.' :youngest- baby, on Sunday. Prdan then oh the gener- Roy, son of Mr andMrs..Lorne Bec- ation that followed our forefathers, ker; longest married,, Mr and Mrs. took further interest in 'education, Ed. 'Stire; most recently-Ina/Tied, Mr and church affairs.• Today :this parith and Mrs Gordon Feltz, Stmlaforde Of. j Ia k good educational' system, and DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON ONT. Friday Only July 16 Laugh Nite ALL CARTOON !SHOW (.3 single reels and 6 cartoons Saturday, tVIonday • July 17-19 • Tall Texan LLOYD BRIDGES . LEE J. COBB OLD SHOW WEEK TUESDAY, JULY 20 to MON- DAY, JULY 26. These are some of the Shows yen've been asking for! Each of these GOOD old Shows — One Night Only — Tuesday Only July 20 Grapes of Wrath Henry Fonday - Jane Damen Wednesday Only July 21 Laura :Gene Tierney - Dana Andrews Thursday 'Only July 22 How Green Was My Valley Walter Pidgeon - ffaureen O'Hara First Show 'at Dusk. 12, Complete Shows Nightly Childr en's Playground—Under 12 in Cars Free 'ficers elected are: Pres., Fred Ten Eyck; Vice pres. Wallace Becker; Sec. Treas., Mrs. Clarence Kimpel ; sports, Mrs. Tom Hern and Mrs. Ralph .Lighfoot; tables, Mrs. 'Wm. Bi- erling and Mrs Rheinhold Heckman; booth, Reinhold Heckman and How- ard Fenton. St. Joseph & Blue Water Area (Continued from last week) Men and women busied themselves they staked out small parcels of bush land, there they built log shan- fr. Haugh of Naperville, spent last week -end Withhis parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Haugh, while re- turning to Naperville he and another boy were involved in a oar accident at Flint, Mich., .early Tuesday morn- ing- Glen will be confined -to the hos- pital for six weeks With a 'hip 'in)ury. He is at Copley 'Mem. Hospital, at Aurora, Ills. , Becker Reunion 1 The seventh annual Becker reunion !was held Sunday July 11th at kiv- I erview Park, Exeter. President Mrs. Cliff. Salmon wekomed every one. The secy. Mrs. Harold Kraft reported 11135 present. [Misses Barbara Becker and Betty Eckstein had a fine array of races and stunts. 'Winners 'were: Susan. Kimpel, Helen Heckman, Law- rence Becker, Margaret Salmon, Sris Beeker, Robert Heckman, • Brenda Becker, Ronnie Hern, Mana Item, men'relay, Fred Yousie's team; lad- le? elay, Mrs. Melvin Restemayer's team! newspaper and relay, Grerd and Alice Miller; rainy afternoon re- lay -Henry Becker's team; hiscurt race Eleanor Becker, pushing peanut, Bob Becker; kicking shoe Margaret fle- ckers' ladies,; Lorne Becker. Men. has also a beautiful .church and par- ish, which was 'founded by our fore- parents, which are worthy of deep gratitude from the present reigning generations. We are also deeply M- debted to tho se dear old pioneers of this perish for the many religious traditions they have left in their pathway. True they have not lived to enjoy their presence in person, but perhaps God inspired through his love for theni some means that they too enjoy the fruits of their lalbours. This is not the history of this par- ish, but only a few brief notes given at random and up to the past week, the Centenial celebration was complete success. Old boys and old girls from different parts of this country and the States responded to the invitation; all of which the var- ious committees are grateful. The parish enjoyed the 'first after- noon Mass offered by his Excellency Bishop Cody of London, on 'Saturday afternoon, after which a dainty ban- quet was prepared and served to a fell filled hall. Those in charge are to be complimented for their skill and good work. Mr. Charles Rau was toast master of the progra,ni and of which he very ably discharged his duty with whit and humor to keep the entire audience in good spirit. Thursday! July'115th; 1954 Bishop, Cody spoke to the parish:on.. •ers and others in French ar d English, touching on various subjects con, cerning the spiritual welfare of all, There were also others who spoke concerning to the nature of their. work or to the answer to the toast. The main r speakers. for the cocas, ion were: For Centenary mass waa. celebrated by the Most Rev: 3m C. Cody, Bishop of London, who was as-. sisted by Rev. J. 3. aVleCormielt. The former also spoke at the centenary - banquet, addressing the gathering ine English and French; other speakers, were Mr. Elston Cardiff, • M. P., for the Huron Riding; Mr. Lawrenee Ayotte of the Forces, welcomed the Old Boys; Fred .Ducharme, a direct. descendant of one of the early fam- ilies, represented the; parish; ,and in. answer to all, was ably taken' are by the Parish Priest, Rt. Rey* IVI William Bourdeau. The celebrat ova was concluded Sunday with severel, masses, and other forms of entertain* anent, and a sumptous chicken supped in the evening. It mill be an -o-tronv which will linger long in the mind of those who, were fortunate enough to attend. • trill,' qua ap NIEW ROOF ? ff you wantto replace worn-out roofing on your farm -house or buildings.. there* good news for you at the Bei* of Nimmons* • A shortage of ready cash imeed not holdings . farm improvement plans. A ft of M Pone '••1 Soprovement Loos tno PIK SI roof am rag • house or other buildings for you. And these, nothing like a good, weather -tight roof GO protect your investment in your basildings for years to cone. Don't put it off any longer! Talk.over yaw needs with the manager of your ocastat B of M branch. He'll be glad to knew you *abet nil of M Farm Improvement Loan can do fee you and your farm. 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