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LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS
gibers of Bruce Chapter No„
Order of the'Eastern Star ,
ardine have been selling-tick,
icing the summer raising
y'fnt-the Benevolent Fund.
draw for $100.00 was made at
eptember meeting by .a new
ber Mrs. Merle Downey, the
winner being Mts. Stuart
Collyer of Lucknow.
. and Mrs: Etra Stanley of
w and Mr. and Mrs. Doug
ey and Shawn of Kinlough
n a motor trip to the West
, N. J. MacKenzie spent
liday week end at Toner- •
with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
enzie and family of Ashfield
Blackwell of Lucknow is a
nt in University Hospital ,
n, He entered hospital
eek;
es Noreen and Jean. MacDori
Ripley and Mrs. Vera -
of Alberta were
yvisifors with Mr. and Mrs.
Alton, Lucknow.
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Miss Eileen and Miss Norah
Mitchell of Sussei, England have
been visiting their sister Mrs„,
David Scobie of St. Catharines,
who was a former resident of
.Lucknow. 'They were accompan-
ied by their nephew David Mac-
Millan and Miss. Dianne Martel
of St. Catharines, and were week
end guests with Mr. and Mrs. ,
J. I. MacMillan.
Reeept visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jamieson of
LuOknow were Mrs. Roy Lane, Sau-
gus,California; Mr. and Mrs., Steve
Boren (Sharyn Lane) and Stephan-
ie of La Verne , California; Mr,.
and Mrs. John. Le Beau and girls
of Royal Oak, Michigan; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer MacKenzie and boys,
of Mount. Forest; Mr. and Mrs.
Art Short and Leanne of Wood-
stock; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. Jam-
ieson and Michael of. Walkerton.
jelle de Jong of 4th concession
Kiriloss; returned home from
Wingham and District Hospital
on Wednesday of last week, where
he had been a patient for almost
four weeks with back injuries suf-
fered in a farm.-mishap.
Formeit Wawanosh.
Lady Passes
MRS. IRVINE HENRY
The death of Mrs. Irvyie Henry
occurred in GOderich Hospital on
Sunday, Atigust 26th in her 78th
year,
She was the former Frances
Anderson, daughter of Archie
Anderson and Janet McLean and
was born in West Wawanosh Town7
ship on October 26th, 1895,
On October 4, 1923 she married.
Irvine Henry of West Wawanosh,
Township. Mr. Henry passed
away in 1953.
Mrs. Henry is survived, by one
son Ross of Colborne Townihip,
six grandchildren and three great
grandchildren; and two sisters
Elizabeth Anderson of Prince
George, British Columbia and Mrs.
Robert (Hazel) Purdon of Belgrave:
Besides her, husband she was
predeceased by her- parents and
two brothers.
The funeral service was held, at
MacKenzie Memorial, Chapel,
Lucknow on Wednesday, August
29th. Rev. J. Hummel Was min-
ister.
FloWer bearers were Russel
Garry.Rintotil, Jack Alton
and Bob Jefferson. •
Pallbearers were four 'grandsons,
Bill, Douglas, Randy and Donald
Henry, Bob McNeil and a" nephew
Archie Purdon.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
$72.75 Paid For
Steer Calves
$72.50 - $72.751! SOLD! This
was the high bid at the first of the
1973. Northern Feeder Sales.held
at Wiarton on Thursday ,,Septem-;
ber 6th. The Sale, under the dir-
ection, of the Grey-Bruce Live-
stock Co-operative Assocation,
brought over $795,000. for the
2,000 head offered. The very
strong prices received- has set- a
good pattern for-the reniaining
Northern Sales. Interest in the
Sale was evident by the brisk bid-
ding and, the large number of buy ,
el's, the largest ever to be at the
Wiarton Sales. Many of these
were new buyers and with both of
the next two Wiarton Sales.now
completely:filled, the AsSociation
is looking forward to successful'
Sales. •
Top price paid was $72.75 'for
some steer calves. However; the
general steer calf price was
around $65.00, depending on
weight and condition. There was
a greater demand than usual for
all classes of heifers. Heifer
calves brought $53.50 to $56.50.;
heifers 500-600 lbs, $48.30 -
$55.50;' 600-700 lbs. $48.50 -
$54.00; 800-900 lbs. $45.00 -
$49.50; Steers 600-700 lbs.
$58.75 - $63.00; 700-800 lbs.
$54.25 - $57.85; 800-900 lbs.
$430 - $54.90.
What's New
At Huronview
Everyone, enjoyed another visit
on Monday afternoon by the 'The
Band". This group have been able
to provide a variety of selections
with five wind instruments, drums,
electric organ and a soloist.
Eight tables of.euchre and crok-
inole were played at the games on
Wednesday afternoon.
"Family ,Night" was held in the
Auditorium this week with Albert
Craig of Bayfield and Becky How-
es of Clinton sharing the program.
Each of the entertainers provided
their own accompaniment with
Albert Craig playing the guitar
and singing Several familiar tunes
and requests. Becky Howes with
her accordian led a sing-a -71ong of
old favourites dividing them in
groups to suit everyone's fancy
such as Scottish, Irish and
war songs. Following the enter-
tainment a new Resident was wel-
comed to the "Home", Harvey
Bryons of Brussels.
Plans are being' made to start
our fourth year of programs and
we would appreciate a call from
individuals or groups of volunteers
or entertainers.
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MISS DOMINION
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have the opportunity to compete
in the. Miss Dominion of Canada
contest for 1974.
. Deborah Ducharme, the present
Miss Dominion of Canada , has
brown hair, hazel eyes and is
from. Wainfleet, Ontario.
Since a distinguished panel of
judges selected her Miss Dominion
of Canada, she has been,buiy
travelling throughout Canada -, the
United States and abroad,
Miss Ducharme, a 20-year-old
professional model, won the title
of Miss Dominion of Canada rep-
resenting the Niagara Peninsula.
Miss Ducharrne, prior to becom•-
.ing Miss Dominion of-Canada, was
a high school graduate, model,
and held the title of Miss Niagara
Hospitality.
Miss Dominion of Canada annu-
ally represents Canada in the Mis'g
Universe Pageant held in Athens
-Greece, the Miss World. Pageant
held in London .England , and
the *Miss International Pageant in,
Tokyo Japan and the Queen of
the Pacific Pageant held in Mel-
bourne, Australia.
An irresistible smile, a stature
of 5•8".and 125 lbs. 'along with
a lively personality won her the
title of Miss Dominion• of Canada
before television -and motion
picture cameras and media from.
throughout Canada and USA.
Miss. Ducharme has 4 brothers
and 1 sister and was born in Wind-
sor, Ontario. She enjoys swim-
ming, and water skiing and wishes
to further her career in modelling
or public relations.
• Her story is so typical of the
contestants cofnpeting during the
14 year history of the Miss Domin-
ion of Canada Pageant held an-
nually in Niagara Palls, OntP,
at the Sheraton Brock Hotel
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