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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-22, Page 17Simcoe imam% , Take advantage of the 1975 price. The Lord SimcOe is maintaining the priCe on the 2 nite special in the-face of rising costs. 2 for twoinciudes• • modern guest room for 2 nights • dinner one evening,at the famous Captain's Table including a welcoming refreshment • $6990 subject to advance 'registration and you can stay an extra night for only $90100 double See your travel agent or reserve direct, The Lord Simcoe Hotel, 150 King St. West, Toronto Tel: (41,6) 362.1848 4 breakfast each morning free overnight parking (from 6.00 p.m. to 8:30 a.'r. only each day) Would You Believe by RINA • Yes they can; whales, like humans, are mammals and must come up period ically for air. WOULD YOU ALSO BELIEVE We• want you as a steady customer — so we'll sub- merge you in courtesy when you come to see us, Let us prove it! , HANDICRAFT AND FLOWER SHOPPF, 306 Josephine Street Winghnnt 111711171171131 .LACKENBAUER - PREISS St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener was the scene on Saturday, August 14, for the double ring ceremony at which Rev. John Rhodes united in marriage-Barbara Jean Preiss--and. Peter Anthony Lackenbauer, both of Kitchener. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lackenbauer. ' The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, Fred •Guest. She chose her gown in snowy white crepe and silk, high ruffled neck with. empire waist and flowing train attached. The bottom of the dress, the edge of the train and the cuffs of her puffed bell sleeves were trimmed with ruffles. Her headdress, veil and gown were trimmed with matching lace of daisies. Her bouquet was made of red sweetheart roses backed with Help sour Heart... Help your Heart Fund LO.WER INTEREST 'RATES . NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ON RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing 'For New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN. YOUR AREA' PHONE SAFEVVAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LIMITED Head Office, 56 Weber Street, East Kitchener, (519) 7444535 • Branch Office: 705 Goderich Street, Port Elgin, (519) 832-2044 Evenings Call Hepworth 519-935-2542 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH '6 nil- low Russel 'Irvin of Ashfield is the Fall Fair president and 1st vice president is Don Bell of Kinloss. Herb Wilkins of Ashfield is second vice and Ross and 'Elaine Errington , of St. Helens .are the secretary- treasurers of the organization. Mrs. Bob (June) Gilchrist of Kinloss is president of• the" ladies' division of 'the fair. Saturday's parade was an excep- tionally good one, and, it continues to amaze residents of much larger surrounding towns how the Luck- now Fall Fair parade can continue to be so good, year after year.' The Lucknow Concert Band and the Teeswater, Pipe Band provided the parade music and provided several numbers on 'the grounds. Crawford Douglas, M.P. ' for CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Steppers, consisting of Kaye Wal- den, Linda MacDonald, Janice Elliott, Lisa Farrell and Rose Marie Conway of the Ripley area; • Lori. Hackett of Ashfield, accordian solo; Kim Craig of Blyth, an Ottawa Valley tap dancer; impressionist Dave Hartin of Dungannon; Tom- my Gilmore of Lucknow, •baton twirling; Lisa Frayne ' of • Kings- bridge, highland dancing; vocal numbers by the' MacIntyre sisters (Margaret, . Norma and Marilynne) of Kinloss; skit by' two of the West-Huron Junior Farmers, Jo- anne Ritchie and Janet Farrish. Miss Lucknow Fall Fair, Janice Stanley of KinlOss, was introduced to the audience. Married In Kitchener Church Bruce-Grey, was, wearing'two hats, As master of ceremonies, he kept things moving throughout the afternoon and as Federal, Member of Parliament for Bruce-Grey, 'he brought. greetings to his constitu- ents. Riding in the Fair parade were Miss Dominion of Canada and,,.all . entries in the Miss Midwestern Ontario Beauty Contest from towns around. The Canadettes from Wingham, a baton. twirling group, also performed in the Fair parade. Speaking at the, opening were Reeyes George Joynt of Lucknow; Leo Murray of Xinloss, Warren Zinn of Ashfield and Bob Lyons of West Wawanosh. -Also speaking briefly were Warden Alex 'Lamont of Bruce Connty, Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. • for Huron-Bruce; ' Bob McKinley, M.P. for Huron-Middle- sex; Russel Itvin, president of the Agricultural Society and Arthur Peppin, assistant direetor of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societits, who officially opened the Fair. Each of-the girls entered in the Miss/ Midwestern. Ontario Beauty Contest was introduced and spoke to the audience. . Miss Dominion 'of Canada, Pamela Mercer of Burnaby, British Columbia, spoke to the crowd. The Agricultural Society food booths, operated by volunteers from the 'community under the direction of the Fair Board, were very busy and the venture was quite successful. There 'was` a booth inside the arena and, outside on the grounds. The rideS kept the children busy. . and the Lucknow Co-op dunking tank,..Which earned about $240 for minor sports in the community, never let all afternoon. Various individuals from the Co-op and community took turns getting wet throughout the day. Outside entertainment through- ont the • afternoon was provided by the Bradley family of Clinton. About 600 people attended the evening performance in the Luck- now arena preceding the .crowning of Miss Midwestern Ontario.' - The Leahy family 'of' Lakefield, near Peterborough, provided the pro- gram and this musical family' had toes a !tapping with their step dancing, fiddling and songs. The family act included mom and dad and five children ages 12, 11, 10, 9 and 8. Ray McNeilly of Bobcaygeon was master of ceremonies and addition- al music was provided by accord- ianists Norman Quigley a,ndohis son Greg of Norwood. The appearance of the Leahy -family at the Lucknow Fair had spedial -Significance in that Frank ' Leahy is 'a brother of Dr. Phil Leahy of Teeswater... The Teeswa.ter Leahy family have a musical talent as well and Frank, and Betty Anne Leahy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Phil Leahy, did a guest appearance, on the show with Betty Anne on the pianO and Frank on the violin. At intermission time, Russel Irvin, Fair • president, expressed thanks to all those who had contributed to the Fair's success, to the officers and to Charles Web- ster, for his part in arranging the Miss Midwestern Ontario contest. Murray Gaunt was asked to make a draw for the West Huron Junior Parmers and its president, ' Dixie .Cameron. A $15 voucher, donated by the Junior Farmers and good .at Charman's ClOthing, was won by Jamie Hackett of Ashfield. Mrs. Joe Courtney of Ashfield won second, a $10 voucher donated by Ch arman s. The final part of the evening was the Miss Midwestern Ontario , Beauty Contest, with Bob Finlay as master of ceremonies. , A story on this appears elsewhere in this, issue. CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 wEPNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1976 • FINE WEATHER THE 1.1)CNNOW 1,,KKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVENTEEN green fernery. Maid of honour was Miss Cindy McCutcheon, Kitchener and bridesmaids were Mrs. Linda Lackenbauer, Kitchener and Mrs. Nada Stampar, Kitchener. and , flower girl Lori Lackenbauer, daughter of , Linda Lackenbauer. All the attendant's gowns were made of yellow polyester. Their bouquets were made of white daisies, yellow carnations and yellow gladioli sprouts and green fernery. The flower girl's bouquet was in a white basket with yellow daisies and white baby's breath. Groomsman was Jim Gies. The ushers were Steve Leis and Paul Preiss, brother of the bride. The . groom and his attendants wore black (Windsors). The groom wore a white carnation with white' shirt and ruffles trimmed with, black. The groomsman and ushers wore yellow carnations with,yellow shirts and ruffles trimmed with black. The wedding reception was in the Kitchener area. The bride's mother wore a* sleeveless floor-length gown made of blue polyester. She wore a corsage of yellow orchid and ribbon , with' green fernery. - The groom's , 'mother chose a floor-length gown with a long sleeve jacket of green polyester. Her corsage was yellow orchid and ribbiin and green fernery. The couple homeymooned in Florida. They are residing in Kitchener.