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DANeE
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
ON
Monday, August 6th.
9:30 - 1.
Music by
Clarence Ditrie and his Radio
Night Hawks
Proceeds in benefit of Base-
ball Club
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
The Stansberry', of Detroit paid
a short visit to the later's parents,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Ducharme, on the.
B, W.Highway .
Mr and Mrs Leonard Masse and
aims of London are spending their
vacation with their parents and re-
latives.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ryder and
children spent the week -end with
the later's parents, on this Highway
The committee of the C. W.L, are
making preparations for a parish hall
supper to be held in September. Fur-
ther i.nfermation later.
Parish Incidents-
Incidents of nearly seventy-five
years ago came to light of late,
given by one of the parishoners of
liths parish which will add greatly to
itts history. The citizen in question
is Mr. ?Frank Den,omme, a native:born
of this parish, 'bolsi ;' +11e
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t,. 7, 1's c $ 1iis r1 `' •;1
constitution at birth, the parents
fearing the same ill fate that had
happened to two of their previous
children at birth, passing away with-
in hours; took immediate steps to
have their third r',ild .baptised and
since he was born late in the evening
and due to slow travelling in those
long past years ,it was nearing mid-
night
idnight when the baptism ceremonies
were over. In the same year in Jan-
uary the present church bell was in-
stalled and christened, name Phite-
ineua, those many years ago It was
customary to ring the bell at a chr-
istening, but at so late an hour, the
settlers were much disturbed and
annoyed, and quickly they arose from
their beds, jumped into their nearest
garb and ran over well filled snow
roads to the church. Those living at
a further dii-tance went on horse
back to get there and it was just
like a mad rush to see who would
get there first. On their arervat they
found all in good order. They were
informed that a child with a frail
eonstutition had been baptised by the
parish priest, Father Moran.
The church bell Christianed Phil-
omena had rang for the first time at
the 'baptism:al ceremony of .Mr. Frank
Denomme, of Itis parieh; such in-
cidents are unique and are worthy
;of passing to the public.
DASHWOOD
'Miss Toyce Engeland of London,
spent last week -end With her parents
Mr and Mee. Wes. Engeland,
Mr and Mrs Oliver Graybeil, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Halberd an Mist'
Beatrice Graybeii spent last Sunday
with. Mr and Mrs Wes. Engeland,
Mr and Mrs Wm. Haugh, Mr and
.Mrs Harvey Taylor, Bruceiterd; Mr
and Mrs Charles Ashton and I3ob Mc
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spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs
Courney Burmeister.
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
boys of Wat.rloo and Mr and Mrs.
Wendell Gamble and boys of Lond-
on spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
L. H. Rader.
Mr and Mrs Ed. Sturgeon, of
Bayfield and Mr and Mrs. David
Baird of London spent Sunday with
Mrs. M. Peifer.
Mr and 1•irs Oliver Lampke of
.Sheffield spent the week -end with
their niece and family, Mr and Mrs
Lorne Becker.
Mr and 'Mrs Colin Hindley and
family of London, spent the week-
end with Mr and Mrs Reinhold Mil-
ler.
Opening of New Bandstand Featur-
es Dashwood, Band Tattoo.
Dashwood citizens and their colorful
Majorettes, Exeter Legion, Zurich
Lions Girls ad Boys. Thedford, Lon-
don Police Boys and Centralia RCA
F. bands featured the tattoo. Thns
Prude, M.P.P. for South Huron as-
sisted by Thos. Klumpp and 'Sidney
Baker cut the ribbon which officially
opened the Bandstand.
A plaque, donated by lPryde and
Son of Exeter, was unrveiled .by Ger-
ald Ulartene, president of the Band.
Howard Klumpp was Master of cer-
emonies and introduced the speakers.
V. L. Becker and Jack Morrissey ree-
ves turf Hay and Ste'nhen, spoke brief-
ly; James Hayter chairman of the
Dashwood Trustees, addressed the
assembly as well as Martin Boundy,
leader of the Pollee Boys' Band.
.A. booth sponsored by the wives
and mothers of the Dashwood Banat
nienbers dad a thriving business, All
in all the whole affair was a huge
success.
Ordination - Instalation Service held
for Pastor. Kenneth Zorn at .Zion
Lutheran Church.
A capacity crowd witnessed the
Ordination and lnstalation Service
for Rev. Kenneth Zorn at Zion Lu-
theran church, Sunday.
Rev. Cecil Klages preached the
sermon and conducted the ordinat -
ion instalation, assisted by the Rev,
Philip Fiess, Stratford. Rev. John..
Woelfle, li tchel.l and Rev: Theadore
Luft, Hanover,
A reception followed in the church.
basement, at which time Rev. and
Mrs. Zorn were presented with a
shower of groceries from the con-
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Lakeview casino
Grand Bend
DANCING ,.
WEDNESDAY. -
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and
SATURDAY
CLIFF SCANLON
And His Orchestra
MIDNITE DANCE
This Week -end
Sunday, August 5th, 3 p.m.
CONCERT ON THE BEACH
and
PUPPY RAFFLE
Sponsored by . Grand Bend
Lions
&Mon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Sunday Midnite - Monday, Tuesday
AUG. 51th 6th, 7th.
Desperate Hours
(Adult Entertainment)
VISTA VISION
Hutii!phrey Bogart Frederic March
Martha Scott Nlary Murphey
Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 8, 9
The View From Pompey's
Head
•Cinemascope. Color by De Lux
Richard Regen' and Dana Wynter
Friday, Saturday Aug. 10, 11
Count Three and Pray
,Cinemascope ' - Technicolor
Van Heflin tops his shame and bat-
tle Cry Performance.
Joanne Woodward Phil. Carey
RayanondBurr Allison Hayes
SHORTS & COMICS
Two Shows Nightly 7.30 .& 9.30
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Afternoon and Evening
Games - Wheels - Bingo - Fish Ponds
Sale of Home Baking Refresharnent 13 -lot!
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Agricultural Office News
Clinton, July 28, 1956
CROP REPORT
With •continued fine weather the
week of July 23-28, haying was al-
most ,completed in the County. The
cutting the fall wheat commenced in
the' south end of the County and in-
dications are for an average crop.
Ha.y Iaftenmath and pastures have
made tremendous growth; cash crops
such as beans, corn and sugar beets
alsohave •continued to make good
growth.
The members of the North and
South Huron Farm Management
Association toured farm managem-
ent member's farms in Bruce and
Kent Counties on Thursday and Fri-
day, July 26 - 27. Approximately
4,500 ,people attended the Grey Twp.
Cenitennial Celebrations on July 23.
Huron Temperance Notes
POLICE OFFICER COMMENTS
"`You know, it's not the drivers
that are definitely drunk that ceruse
most accidents. Thd drink ones are
so obviously under the influence that
they travel at a ran-'- pace, usually,,
weave a lot on the romut and gen,er•.
ally show other :ee!:or7ets that ethey•
can't drive. T l -a other motorists stay•
out of his w: v.
"But, the drive,• that's inst had a.
few under i"^ 1'elt; why shore', rip
very notice^,'ile outward appearance
of his con:lition• 1 -Ie feels on top of'
the world. Pe thinl•-s he's a superman..
tire best d ver on the, road.
He tal es unnecessary chances,•
and when these develop into a seri.
us traffic situation, he hasn't the•
ability to get out of the jam intra
wihilch he has put himself."-Advt,
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
We are looking to the future and with this in mind we have purchased a Hollstein Bull calf
for use in our Unit. He will not be ready for service for nearly a year. • Following is his.
four generations pedigree. Where else could you get such type and production backing?
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Breeder: JACK BUDD, Belleville,
'Mich.
His seven nearest dams average:
Fat 3656 1047.30
Mille 25903.00
BUDD FARM MASTER ACE
1188187
"Very Good
Hie sire's dam has over 200,000 lbs.
milk and his own dam completes 5
generations of 100,000 lb. cows.
A prospect for Ex.
BUD FARM PRINCESS
"Very Good" 3414102
FFyat 363d 2y 740.10
`Milk (3X3. 9 %) 18939.0,0
Fat 305d 2y 660.00
(;Michigan State Leader )
1VIilk 3X3. 9!p..c. 17018;6.00
Fat 365d 3y 702.00
Milk
(3Z -SA) 19761.00
Niotw making her, best, reword as a
4 -yr, . old: A maternal Ater to -
Erindale Laux. Dun. Flora "VG".
H. T. Record
Fat 365d 1013.10
Milk (2X4.1 p.c.) 24462.00
Erindale n'unlo.ggin Betty
Fat 3656 4y 735.90.
Milk (3X) 20231.00
BUD FARM ROYAL PRINCE
BORN FEBRUARY 25, .1956'
BUDD FARM LAUXMONT
MASTER 1125174
11 H T daughter
Bud Fenn Mistress Bonnie
Fat at 2 1-2 yr. 628.00,
Milk 13660.00.•
DUNLOGGIN DUCHESS ANNA
2017792
"Excellent"- 94 points
365d-lly-3X-126627-3.7pc. - 941.4
305d -11y --3X22859- -824.1
H. T. Records.
312'd-13y--3X-20634-4.1pc =' 837.1
349d-14y-3X-21845-3.8pe. - 834.2
336.d -12y -3X-19435-3.8 pc. -747.8
"Has over 100000M after lly &
still producing at 17."
Alain 3 quarters.
5 tested daughters.
Erindale DunloggM Anna
(see below)
Erindale Lauxanont Dun. Jewel
365d -6y -3X-28383- -9970
365d-7y-3X-19295-4.4pc. - 840.6
Erindale Dun. Duchess Edna 'VG'
349d-9 4 y 3X-2!11918-4.2pc - 922.2
365d-7y--26X-21723-3.9,pc - 842.4
Ct. T1,f
MINNOW CREEK RODEE
1066305
5 A R daughters
4 from 420 to '740 lbs.
Budd Farm Princess "VG"
Fat 363d 2y 740.10
Milk (3X3.9pc.) 18989.00
Erindale Roree Annibelle
Fat 865d 2y 554.80
Milk (2X-14.40 p.c.) 12720.00
5 H T daughters
1 with 647 lbs.
Budd Farm Ro Sarah
' Fat 338d 2y 647.50
Milk (3X3.7 p.c.) 17290.0
ERINDALE DUNLOGGIN
ANNA 2265464
"Excellent" - 95 points HT rec.
3654-13y-3X-83900-4.40pc 1487.0
A. R. Records:
3.656 11y-3X-33198-4.5pc. - 1479.4
3656 -91/2y -8X 27397-4.Opc. - 1088.3
8,65d-8y-3X-25709-4:2pc, - 1076.4
"Highest living fat producer in N.
America. The only "E" scow with
over 1400E-Ptiodneed a total of
5131.1F in 4 lactation;, a National
record. Well over 100,000-M" 3
tested d aughters (see left).
LAUXMONT MASTER
COLANTHA 982912!1
1111 H 'T daughters:
ERINDALE LADY J.AUGM0NT
26441950
H T Records:
365d-12y-3X-33343-4.0.pc. - 1362,0
. 365d-81iy-3X-28076-3.8pc, - 1078.2
365d-7y-3X-24712-3.9pc. - 958,a
A R Records
365d-51/2y--3X-27375--3.Spc. - 1048:4
365d-51/2 y-3X-27375-8.8pc. - 1948;4
365d-9Yey-3X-25046-3.9•pc. - 980.8
365d-4y-3X-24340-3.8pc. - 929,4
Lifetime over 120000M 7500Fn
LAXM LNT LAD,
DELLA .730631ROSE''
2' A R daughters
With 694 and 941 lbs.,
3 H T daughters
1 with 837 Lbs.
2 with 629 and 733 lbs.
-- ESSEX DANDY• ANNA\
1675228
H T Records;
365d-41/4 y-3X-17206-3.7pc. - 641,:
3�65d-3y-3X-1514'11-
365d -2y 3X-15906- 550.E
"Has over 100,000-M"'
PABST ROAMER "E-GM"58$,0
859213
Leading Honor Listt'Sire, 1948
Ail -Amer. "Get" -1950 1952•
Res. A -A "Get" 1949, 19.51
11 "Excellent" Offspring
4 Gold Medal Proven Siong
151 A. R. Daughters
25 from 800 to 1020 lbs.
MINNOW CREEK EDEN
DELIGHT "E" 2494802
Sold for $8500 at 14 -gm.
H. T. R,eco!rds:
365d-10y2y-2X-+216682-4.Gpc. - 121844
331d-91 y-24277-4.6pc. 111117:1
2786-12y-2X-22.690-4.4pc. - - 1010,19
(Will finish close to 1200)
A, R. Records: 265.
365d-7y-2X-26975-4.2pc. - - 1123:9
(For National Fat Rekord)
365d-6y-2X-3344-4,3nc. - . 1002,1
iOnly cow with 5 1000F !2x Rees,
DUNLOGGIN ORMSBY
PRINCE 78711413
1 A R daughter
With 1479 lbs.
3 H T daughters
2 with 8811 and 1487 lits.
DUNLOGGIN DUCHES ANNA
"E" 2017792
3,65d-11ye3X-2 5 G27 -3.711)c. . 941,4'
8056 -11y --3X-22559- 82441
H. T. Records:
3126-1 Sr -3X-20634 4.1pc. . 8.37.1
849d -14y -3X -2}1)845-.8-c, . 834.2'
336d -12y -3X-1943 5=3, 8pc. 747
"Ilse over 100,000'M after 11y
andstill producing at 17."
5• testd dous, 3 from 922 -
(see above) 1487 lbs..
In service we have well proven bulls promising young bulls. We reconrniendusing the young bulls quitt3
a bit the first few months they are in service and thein, sparingly until their offspring from this early use ?ait'4
old enough to measure their worth.. For service Or more isforniation call collect tot
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