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Notes for MARY LEE FALLON:
HARVEST QUEEN CHOSEN
4/20/1965
Mary Lee Fallon was chosen Harvest Queen in the competition sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Scottsville Fire Department at the Wheatland-Chili High School auditorium on Monday evening, April 26. Barbara DiGennaro was selected as runner-up.
Mary, 15, is a sophomore at Wheatland Chili High School. She is a member of the senior band and has been named to the honor roll for two years. Mary's hobbies include skiing and bowling. She is the daughter of Mrs. Leo Preston 31 Wheldon Street and Paul O. Fallon, Penfield.
Barbara DiGennaro, 16, a junior at Wheatland-Chili High School is a member of the Latin Club and Junior Editor of the Genoatk. Barbara has received trophies and ribbons in horse show competitions. She is a junior life saver and participates in English riding, swimming, and basketball. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick DiGennaro, Scottsville-West Henrietta Road.
Participating in the contest were: Kathleen Graham, Barbara Forrester, Anne Driscoll, Lois Severance, Sandra Laydon, Cherly Lucas, Judy Campamaggio, Linda Berry, Sharon Sawyer, Debbie Cassevoy, Virginia Birch, Cynthia Cliff, Margie Farrell, Mary Daley, and Linda Longhouse.
Intermission entertainment at the annual Times-Union and Democrat and Chronicle Harvest Queen Program was provided by the Riot Squad and the Dynamics. The program is sponsored by the Scottsville Fire Department Auxiliary with Mrs. Gerald Saeva as chairman of the event and Mrs. William Kiel served as co-chairman.
A Queenly Future
August 19, 1968
Not next year, but perhaps in about 17 years a possible Harvest Queen contestant may be Michele Lee Cliff, who was born Monday in Genesee Hospital.
She has a good start toward that goal, in fact a double good start. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Cliff, is the former Mary Fallen, Monroe County Harvest Queen of 1965, and little Michele was delivered by Dr. John Schultz, a Harvest Queen judge who helped pick her mother three years ago.
Mrs. Cliff, daughter of Paul Fallen of Starwood Drive, is residing with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cliff of 20 Wheldon Street, Scottsville, while her husband is stationed in An Khe, Vietnam. They were married December 1966, and have a son, Michael, 13 months.
A TELEGRAM has been sent through the Red Cross to notify Army Spec. 4 Cliff of his 6 lb. 4 oz. daughter's birth. He has been stationed in Vietnam since January and is expected to return home next February.
The 5 foot 3 former queen and her husband decided on the name Michele if the baby was a girl because it "went well with their son's name, Michael," according to Cliff's mother.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Cliff are graduates of Wheatland-Chili High School. His father is superintendent of Irondequoit schools. (Note: error - Should read Wheatland-Chili Schools)
Mrs. Cliff represented Wheatland-Chili in the Harvest Queen contest, which is sponsored annually by the Times-Union and The Democrat and Chronicle.
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