Eileen Simpson wins fourth annual "Where's Liz?" contest

Eileen Simpson, who lives north of Glammis, has won the fourth annual "Where's Liz?" contest.

The draw was made Friday afternoon, with help from contest sponsors Sam and Heather Finnie (right) of Century 21 Sunset Realty office in downtown Kincardine.

This year, the response was tremendous, with 41 photos submitted by 29 photographers, almost double the number last year.

Thanks to the following for sending in their entries:
 

• Bev Fry
• Sharon Grose
• Terry-Ann Smith
• Maureen Ross
• Deborah MacDonald
• Corinne Robertson-Brown
• Liz Nurton
• David Dadson
• Sharon Pike
• Jane Buckingham
• Dianne Atkinson
• Debra Gaudet
• Julia Zsiga-Thynne
• Glenn Hedley
• Eileen Simpson
• Nancy Copeland
• Katherine Gowing
• Joan Mowle
• Kevin MacKay
• Onno Visser
• Steve Jolley
• Murray Clarke
• Paul Fidler
• Velma Hendry
• Rosemary Grover
• Heather Finnie
• Stuart Eadie
• Diane Baldwin
• Harold Maurer

Kincardine Record reporter/editor Liz Dadson (left) holds up the winning name, Eileen Simpson, with contest sponsors Heather and Sam Finnie, Friday afternoon

The object of the contest is to send in a candid photo of reporter/editor Liz Dadson "on the job." The names of all those who submit photos are entered in a draw for a $100 gift card (for a local business).

Appreciation, once again, to our contest sponsors, Heather and Sam Finnie of Century 21 Sunset Realty in Kincardine.

Check out "Where's Liz?" in 2018. The contest will begin on the May 24 weekend.

The following submitted their photos within the last couple of days of the contest.



Kincardine Record reporter Liz Dadson (right) at the International Plowing Match in September near Walton, waiting to ride with the media entourage to watch prime minister Justin Trudeau plow; photo by Sharon Grose






















In left photo: Kincardine Record reporter Liz Dadson (left) receives a Remarkable Woman of Bruce County award from Huron-Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson, Thursday night; photo by Terry-Ann Smith
 


Kincardine Record reporter Liz Dadson (right) leads Kincardine Guiding in a carol-sing at Trillium Court Seniors' Community, Tuesday night; photo by Maureen Ross