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Community Listings in Eastern Ontario and West Quebec The Hofbräuhaus News FREIEXEMPLAR Serving Ottawa, Eastern Ontario and West Quebec, Canada FREE ISSUE Website: www.wamm.ca/HBH_News.html Max Bork, Publisher Focus: • Cultural • Social • Historical • Sports • Humour September - October 2006 “Deutsches aus Ottawa” Urgently Needs Sunday Radio Program Funding by Max Bork Recently, I had a telephone conservation with a fellow media volunteer, Oswin Lohe, the Producer and Moderator for the German Radio program Deutsches aus Ottawa, that airs on Sunday afternoons from 3 to 5 pm on CHUO 89.1FM. During our conversation it became increasingly apparent that if this gentleman does not receive direct financial assistance from the German speaking community to offset his operating expences he incurs out of his own pocket to provide this service to the community, we shall very soon loose the Deutsches aus Ottawa radio program. We have printed his appeal in German for assistance on page 9. Please read it, and help Oswin “patch up the holes in his pockets”. He is a volunteer, and should not have to personally finance this radio program! The HBH News is asking you, the German speaking community to step up, and help Members of the Canadian Ceremonial Guard in attendance Thursday afternoon July Oswin. See page 9. 20thto help celebrate the 715th Anniversary of the foundation of Switzerland held at the residence of the new Swiss Ambassador Mr. Werner Baumann. Above photo (L to R): Chief Warrant Officer Gyslian Laverdiere, Major Shawn McKinstry, Lieutenant Patrick Picard, Captain Robert Duncan, and Master Warrant Officer David Druce. See page 5 for Oktoberfest 2006 Swiss Anniversary photos with the Landwehr Band of Fribourg, and page 4 for The HBH News has listed below for your Ceremonial Guard uniform history. convience a few Oktoberfests in order of St. Mary’s Children’s Home date with their websites that we are aware Nepean Outreach to the World (NOW) is of. You will find the Ottawa,(Sept. 23 & Remember 9/11 holding a fund raising auction on Tuesday, Oct. 28) Ladysmith Sept. 29,30, Oct .1) Support Our Troops October 24th to build and maintain a St. and Pembroke Oktoberfest (Sept. 29 & 30) Mary’s Home for orphaned children in Bo, information on page 3. Sierra Leone, traumatized by an 11 year civil Respect Their Sacriface war. Tickets are $25 featuring Dave Smith Local Ottawa and area European as Auctioner, at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall, restaurants will also be featuring an 151 Laurier Ave. East. Invited are donations Oktoberfest menu and program, such as the of cash, auction items, & ticket purchases. Amber Garden Dalmacia,(Page.2) Lindenhof Tax receipts provided, dinner & viewing (page.21) and the Schnitzelhaus (page.19). 7pm. Info Call Des Garvey Director NOW. Reservations are strongly advised at this Tel:613-591-6314, eMail: time of the year. [email protected]. Ethnic communities depend on their festivals to generate funds to keep their culture and traditions alive in Canada, Contents - Übersicht especially so, in a multicultural National Capitol region. Authors, Papers, Notices 2 Attend your local German-Canadian Oktoberfests, Jägerball, Abendessen Koncert 3 Community Oktoberfest, and the recognized Gentlemen’s Club and Notices 4 European establishments promoting Fribourg Swiss Band at Ambasador’s Residence 5 Oktoberfest, and directly assist them to pay Birthdays, Anniversaries, Humour 6 their bills, and preserve their culture and traditions. Cheesemaker - Multi Talented Couple 7 Frankenmuth, Sept. 14 - 17 Martin Luther Church Geman Kindergarten 8 www.frankenmuthfestivals.com Deutsches aus Ottawa Needs Funds - Oswin Lohe 9 Munich, Sept.16 - Oct. 3 Swiss Seniors, End Brest Cancer Walk 10 www.oktoberfest.de Lufthansa’s 100 Flights to Eastern Europe 11 Mississauga, Sept. 23 50 Years Soccer MLA Club 12 www.germancanadianclubhansa.com 50 Years Soccer MLA Club 13 Hamilton, Sept. 23 & 30 MLA Best Ball Golf Tournament 14 www.germaniaclub.ca Freiwilligen Feuerwher Villmar e.V. Band 15 Toronto, Sept. 23 & 24 Carl U, Ottawa U and WWII 16 www.bluedanube.org Oshawa, Sept 30 Lunenburg’s Bluenose III, and Tall Ships 17 Chris Roth and his wife enjoying the 50th Toronto’s Germans, Lost Homeland, Germania Club 18 www.clubloreley.org Soccer Anniversary celebrations of the Brantford, Sept. 30 Maple Leaf-Almrausch Club Soccer SalvAide’s 9th Annual Fundraising Dinner- Auction 19 www.sonnenhof.ca Division. Chris is on the MLA Soccer Niagara Wine, German Teachers, Austrian Elections 20 Kitchener-Waterloo, Oct. 6 to Oct. 14 Executive, who organized a sold out Women in Early Mennonite Settlements of Waterloo 20 th www.oktoberfest.ca evening on August 26 . Spiritual Healing, the Teachings of Bruno Gröning 21 St Catharines, Oct. 21 and 22 Chris, who acted as MC for the evening, credited Dieter Jaskulski for making it all December Events, New BC Ferries, Breast Cancer 22 www.clubheidelberg.com happen. See pages 4, 12 and 13. Community Contacts Listing E/Ont - W/Que 23 Coming Events, September to November 2006 24 AUTHORS of LOCAL The Hofbräuhaus News Published by Max Bork GERMAN-CANADIAN HISTORY Staffed by Volunteers and Published Every Two MY LITTLE LOG HOME IN THE HILLS Months as a Not-For-Profit Publication, Serving the German, Austrian, & Swiss-Canadian West Prussian German Settlement of Communities of Ottawa, Eastern Ontario Ladysmith Quebec - Thorne County & West Quebec. Author: Elizabeth Fierobin Forward Your Group’s Articles & 196 Fierobin Road, Ladysmith, PQ, JOX 2AO Pictures (in PDF or JPEG format) via eMail: [email protected] eMail: [email protected] 8411 Russell Rd, Navan, Ont. K4B 1J1 The book is available directly from Elizabeth. Tel/Fax: 613 748-6655 Resort Motel & Exotic Animal Park Tel: (819) 647-5534 Article & Advertising Copy Deadlines English, French and German spoken TRACING THEIR FOOTSTEPS-PARTS I & II 15th of February, April, June, August, PART I: 1860 -1930 West-Prussia, October & December. Pomerania, Silesia and Saxony German Contact the publisher for Sunday Brunch Settlement of High Falls Quebec advertising rates, or information. Author: Anne Schnurr www.wamm.ca/HBH_News.html (613) 744-2060 eMail: [email protected] 1850 Stonehenge Crescent GERMAN-CANADIAN YEARBOOK “Wild Game Meat” Buffet Gloucester, ON, K1B 4Z9 Is a major contribution to ethnic studies with an PART II: A chronicle of 18 High Falls excellent introduction to German Canadiana The 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Families & their descendants (1860-2003) German-Canadian Yearbook appeals to any student of 2034 names and data, 274 pages. Canadian history and culture, and any reader Adult $18.69 Child (4-12) $9.35 interested in details of the contribution of (Taxes & Gratuities not included) HARVEST OF STONES Germanspeaking explorers, settlers and immigrants Renfrew County German Settlement 1858-90 towards the shaping of this country. Sept. 1 0 & 24, Oct. 8 (Thanksgiving Brunch) Author: Brenda Lee-Whiting (deceased) Eighteen Hard Cover Yearbooks have been published Out of print but available through Canadian so far. Price including postage, handling and taxes in Oct. 22, Nov. 5, 19, Dec. 3 & 17 (Christmas Brunch) libraries (in stock or inter-library loan) Canada $30.00 USA and Europe $34.00. The Yearbook is a valuable addition to any library. Order Mini Vacation Package KANADA- GELOBTES LAND 1950-93 your Yearbook from: Author: Dieter Kiesewalter Historical Society of Mecklenburg Upper Canada 1594 Claymore Avenue, Ottawa Ontario, P.O. Box 1251, Station K, “Hibernating in Style” Tel: (613) 224-7467, Fax: (613) 224-5538 Toronto Ontario, Canada, M4P 3E5 1 night: $59.95, 2 nights: $49.99 (Per Person) eMail: [email protected] Please include cheque or money order Based on double occupancy, which includes This book is written in German and is available 1 suite with fireplace, 1 bottle of champagne, from Dieter or may be purchased at the CANADIANA GERMANICA Lindenhof Restaurant, 365 Forest Street, A Journal for German-Canadian Studies. This quarterly indoor pool which is open year round, Ottawa, Ontario. Tel: (613) 725-3481 journal is dedicated to the illustration of German- hot tub and sauna! Canadian life past and present as well as the relations Evening Dinner, Full Canadian Breakfast, OTTAWA GERMANIA between Canada and the German-speaking countries. History of 19th century immigration and It reports on cultural and scholarly activities of A walk through the Deer, Elk and Buffalo Park settlement of Ottawa's German community German-Canadians, on the existence and achievements Friday and Saturday Nights Only may be purchased directly from the of groups, organizations, and individual persons, it lists Author: Tom Carkner (Kirchner) relevant publications and gives bibliographical hints. Dinner served 5 pm to 9 pm 33 Chester Cres. Ottawa Ont. K2J 2J6 Yearly subscription including postage $30.00 Tax & 15% Service Charge on total (613) 843-1411 eMail: [email protected] – Order your Canadiana Germanicatoday! A joint or see Tom’s Web Page: FOR RESERVATIONS & MEAL SELECTIONS publication with the German Canadian Historical www.magma.ca/~twc/OttawaGermania.htm Association. Contact: Historical Society of CALL (613) 835-2227 LUTHERAN PARISH RECORDS FROM Mecklenburg Upper Canada THE UPPER OTTAWA VALLEY 1861-90 P.O. Box 1251, Station K, Website: www.bearbrookfarm.com Toronto Ontario, Canada, M4P 3E5 Information on Searching Your Family History www.germancanadian.ca/Mecklenburg/historic.htm “Saddlebag Books” of Rev. Ludwig H. Gerndt. Authors: Daniel J. Faber, Franz Kapeller LUNENBURG NOVA SCOTIA and Jean Ringhofer http://www.seawhy.com/Lbooks.html Information: Daniel J. Faber Author: Betty L. Rhodenizer 9 Bellfield Street, Ottawa, ON, K2B 6K6 eMail: [email protected] THE Tel: (613) 829-0343, eMail: [email protected] 1) RHODENIZER Genealogy contains approx. 280 http://web.ncf.ca/ac282/parish.html double-sided = 560 pages of maps, history and notes by historians, stories, photo gallery, AMBER DESTINATION: OTTAWA VALLEY genealogy, Indexes, misc. documents, etc. (In this book are the various spellings of the name, i.e.
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