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LUCICNOW, ONTARIO
'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970 ,Singlel-Copy-15;
GRAND
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Jean Jennison of Grand Bend is
the -new -Miss Midwest-ir1129ntario---
.Shewas crowned on Saturday. • •
night at the Lucknow Fall Fair •
beauty contest Which has bedtime
the evening highlight of the Fair.
Shels-the-19-year-pld-danghter-of
Mr:. and Mrs. Robert Jennisbn of
that community and is a stenog- •
rapher at•the Guenther Tuckey
Transport... Jean was.earlier nam-
ed Misi Grand Bend Chamber of '
Commerce: •
She •is pictured 'in the centre.
On the right is Miss Dominion of-
Cattada.
Edward Island who was. one of the
judges and who crowned Miss
Jennison. On theleft is..Judy
Hodge Of Ripley. Judy was . .
picked Miss Midwestern/ Ontario
-at-lastLyearls,-FairLand-has-since -
cOmpeted :in the Miss Dominion
of Canada contest which Miss
Hickey won at Niagara Falls this
„slimmer. Judy , who is 18:, is the
daughter-of-Mrz-andi-Mrs7-Ho
Hodge of Ripley and a grade 13
student at Ripley District High
'School. •
The -new
ario has earned the right to com
pete' in the Miss Dominion of
Canada 1971 contest Which will be
held next summer.
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__P_WinwitcorglAirthecontest_ - -
was Miss Lucknow District Credit
Union, Valerie 'Morningstar.' Val=
_erie is the daughter_tof_Mr_and,
Mrs. Albert .Morningstar of Luck-
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The 105th Lucknow Fall Fair is
• now history... •The successful
"' \event was held on Friday and Sat-
urday of last week, September 18
and 19. The weathe was Warm
and sunny and the ceowd Was
lar e
• Pairs.really aren't too much
fun for people in the newspaper
business. Most of Saturday Sun-
, day and Monday was spent by one
or more of us rounding.pp results
.and trying to co-ordinate them
into a readible stOry. Judges are
slow turning: in their prize lists
to the secre ary.t names are mis-.
sing; etcetc etc. It makes it
,very difficult for the,Secretary
as well: As an example, the
winner Of the best clown was
listed' as "the clown with the'
beauty queen"-, What_would you
do with that one? The winner
of the second prize was "Man on
How would you handle
that? Each exhibitor is given a
number when they enter the Fair'
and the newspaper 'editoi knows
that "No. won:the best pickles
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now and is attending Ripley Dist-
rict -High -School where -she -is in ---
grade 12. Valerie is 18 years of
age. • • •
•Third place winner was Janice
Wylds who was representing.Goder-
ic m t e contest. Janice, w o is
19, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wylds of Ripley. She is
employed .as a secretary at the
.Gode-rich_Elevator-Co.4anice-was-
1967 Centennial Queen in Ripley.
The first place winner received
$50 ,?second $25 and third $15
Each girl was presented with gifts.
-Garneron MacDoriald-acted
master Of ceremonies for the
beauty contest which followed
an_evening variety show in the
arena. Judy Hodge and Bob Camp
bell, Fair president', presented
the' gifts..
Other girls competing were Miss
Howick Lions,' Cheryl 'Lynn; Miss
Hanover, .Susan Craft; Miss Nor-
well District High School, Louise
Finlayson, Miss Grand Bend , Paw
G enn; Miss Seafort ' District High
•School , Gail Doig; Miss Wingharn.
Barbara Dauphin; MiseTeeswater
Chamber of Commerce, Susan
MCKague; Miss Bruce County,
Ursula Oltman; Miss Listowel,
-Bonnie Schinbein; •• •
Miss Bruce County Dairy Prin-
cess of 1969 and 1970, Jean Reid.
of Paisley, accompanied the'girls
an' spo e to those in attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. Brendon Geogheg-
an of Hamilton and Miss Domin
ion of Canada spent the day with
the girls and acted as judges. The
entire group had dinner at the'
Mayfair Restaurant at 6 p.m. 4'
Charles Webster of Lucknow was
chairman,of the MisS Midwestern
Ontarib Beauty Contest,
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• liolyrood Youth
Wins Two Awards
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Two area, young .Men have re-,
Ceived- awards_in rerognitiori_of_
.their achievement at the F. E.'".
Madill Secondary School in Wing-
harn,
,The Alexander MacKenzie
Endowment Fund was set up origin.
ally for the Lucknow District High
School. The will of the late Alex-
ander MacKenzie stated that.a,
sizeable amount of moneybe used
to further the education of male
students only. •Mr. ,MaCKenzie
.a bachelor himself; stipulated that
tthis money was to be used -for
'male students; .apparently believ-
ing that a woman's•place was•not,
lin centres of learning. ,
r Since the Lucknow 'School area
•became part of the F. E. Madill'
econ -ar c aoTt un as
Icontinued to be used for students
in the former Lucknow District
High School area . • .
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Assaulted, Robbed
In Lucknow
Provincial police at Kincardine'
late investigating an assault and
robbery in Lucknow on Thursday ,
night of last week.
Jack Henderson of Lucknow was
'assaulted and robbed of a small
amount of money about 9,30 p.'m
near his horne.on Havelock Street
•. Police were notified and were
quickly on the scene. 'Two local
;youths were questioned that night
Iabout the incident ,and 'it is
expected that charges will be laid
•Mr. Henderson was not injured.
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STUDENTS GOING
David Rhody , with 81%, was
-the-tOp-male-student-in-the-grade ,
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13 graduating class at Wingham
last June. David is the son of Mr..
and Mrs.'1Gerald Rhoduf Holy- '
rood. He received $725 from the
MacKenzieFuiWand another
$400 scholarship from Waterloo"
Lutheran University. Davidis
attending Waterloostudying.
languages and majoring in French
arid Spanish. '• , •
--S-econd-a-rtron-g-thelarckn-ow
:area male students in grade 13
was Jim Henderson , son of Mr.' •
and Mrs. Jini-Henderson of Luck-
nowHe received $362 from the
MacKenzie Fund. 'Jim is studying
towards an honour degree in '.
• Earth S_ciencesiat the. ttnivcrsi
of Waterloo,
Two Brookins
Successive Weeks
HERE. AND,TH ERE.
Further to our column in last
4week's paper about students •
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resuming studies at various points ,
the following wilfbe of interest.. •
, Donnie McKinnon, son of Mr.
.arid Mrs: Donald MacKinnon of
Lueknow,has entered his second '
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year in honours mathematics and
economics at the University of•
.Western Ontario, London.
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David Rhody, , son.of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Gerald Rhody.of Holyrood , -
is attending Waterloo Lutheran „.
University where he will special-
ize in languaget.
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I Janet Carruthers, daughter of • . '
iMr.. and Mrs. Virden Mowbray of • •
Lucknow, has entered her third ..:., . .
year in physio -occupational ther-
apy-at-the-Univ-ersity-•of-Toronto.
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Jim Henderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Henderson of LiicknOw
his enrolled in the'honour degree..
• Two,breakins, in Lucknow on
'successive_w.eekends_have:kepi
'Ontario Provincial Police from '
Kincardine busy.
Lucknow Legion was entered
early last Sunday Morning when a
_smel-lmountof=ehange--Was--stol
en. Entry was gained by a win-
dow With a door forced inside the
building. • • •
Fingerprint expert s from the.
O.P.P. checked the scene follow-
ing the, breakin. •
The previOus week, on Septem-
ber 12,• G..and E. Sales and Ser-
vice in LuCknow, was entered.
Entry was gained by forcing a • •
lock in the slide door. A radio •
all -mount -of chcnige was
stolen. '
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District Service
• The annual church service for
Huron District6 of the Royal:Arch
Masons. was held at Lucknow Pres-
byterian Church on:Sunda
ember 13:
William Evans of the Lucknow
. Chapter . is Giand Superintendent •
of blstrict 6. Mr,. Evansresides
.at 'Whitechurch. *
About 60 were present from
Kincardine. Goderich Sea forth ;
Listowel, Wingharn and Lucknow•
including the 'Grand 1st Principal,
Fred Welham Of TorontO.
sity. of Waterloo.
lane‘MOncrief., daughter of Mr. •
and Mrs. George MoncrierorAsb-
freld, is aTtending-St-ratford Teach-
ers!. College... . , . •
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Raise Close To
300 In Weekend
Rummage Sale
Olivet United Church Messeng-
ers ra4sed almost $300 in their
rummage sale' in Lucknow last
Friday;Sartirday and -Monday.
The money, will go to support
their adopted foster child in
• 1<orea. The Olivet Group has
Supported this girl for,the'past
!four yeats, She is now, 14 years
of age. .Besides the usual finan-
cial:support , money is sent at. .
Christmas'and on her birthday..• ..
Letters,have been received from,
hei•-bfiltercie-ai group expressing
'her appreciation.1
• Sornejzf the items which were.
Inot sold on the 'weekend were • ,
given to the Southampton Indian
Reserve through their administrat
ors there. • •'• .
Leaders of the Olivet Messeng-
ers are Mrs. Walter Black.and
Mrs.sJack McGuire. •
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