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THE .1„,U.C.KNOVi•SENTINEI,.; LUCKNQW, ONTARIO. • WEDNESDAY, NoyEmaER PAGE TWENTY-TWO
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Alex Verbeek
Named Manager
Kincardine Co -op
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Alex Verbeek, formerly of
Whitechurch , began work on Mon-
day last at 'Kincardine as manager
of the Co-op; At
present he is driving from Listow
el to Kincardine until he can find
living quarters there.
Alex is married to the former
Marlene Porter of Lucknow.
Attend Funeral
Of Cousin '
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Sutton of
Lucknow , Cecil Sutton of Huron
Township,and Duncan McEwan of •
Kinloss travelled by air to Des .
Moines, Iowa last'week to attend
the funeral of a cousin of Garry
and Cecil.
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Brent Barnhouse, 24, died in a
farm accident at his farm near
Dexter, a small Iowa community.
Brent was struck on the head by an
object during the construction of a
grain bin at the farm. He was
married and the father of three
girls. / •
The funeral was held on Wednes-
day from the Methodist Church
at 'Stuart, Iowa.
The foursome made the , flight
to Des Moines on Tuesday and
returned Thursday.
It was in this area , two years
ago, that Garry Sutton lost his
'big toe in. a combine accident.
The toe was completely severed
and mas.sewn back on. It now
functions almost normally for
Garry. Dune McEwan was with
Garry on that trip which saw them
doing some Fall farm work for the
Barnhduse family before returning
home to this area.
Barbara Wilkins Completed 17th C
Three Received County Honours
noon she attended a show
former high school chum,
Farrell of Teeswater.
Mrs. Steve Stothers of
visited Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
Mr. and Mrs. Russel 81,1
family had her parents,
Mrs. Gordon Ernmerton a
Jean 'of' Kincardine Sunda
npon.
JiM Ritchie and Bryan
received their diplomas a
Commencement exercises
Friday evening at Wingha
pleting their high school a
Madill Secondary School.
LECTROHOME
STEREO
At the annual meeting of the
Canadian Clydesdale Association
held .on November 9th, in the ad-
ministrative offices at the Royal
Winter Fair Toronto, Fred Martin
of Paramount was re-elected a
director for his third term. • There
are nine directors across Canada.
At the director's meeting which
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
This would be done by an Engin
eering firm to determine the con-
struction and maintenance needs
over a ten year period and prov-
ide the Township with a guide
for the, operation of its Road Dep-
artment and scheduling of
improvements to the system. The
net cost to the Township would be
between $5,000 and $6 ,000.
A request fOr a repair on the
Reed Drain presented by Ken
Alton was referred to E. H. Uder-.
stadt. AppliCation for severance
followed he was elected as 1st vice
president.
Benefactors Ideal, Martin's
Clydesdale foal and exhibited at
the Royal Winter Fair by Fred
Martin, placed third in a large .
class. The colt was sold while
at the fair to Fred Dunn, a Cly&-
esclale breeder in Manitoba.
for Robt. MacNay was approved.
By Law # 15 to raise money
under the Shoreline Property Assis-
tance was given final reading and
passed.
Tile Drlin Rating By Law for •
$11,100 was given readings and
passed.
General accounts, of $182,986.81
including the 1973 school requisi-
tions and Road Account of
,$7616.28, were approved for pay-
ment.
Council adjourned to meet Nov-
ember 20th at 7.30 p. m.
DONALD M. SIMPSON, ,Clerk.
ZION NEWS
`The Zippy Trinettes 4-H
Homemaking Girl Club held their
AChievernent Day in Wingham
high school on Saturday. Joan
Hackett Susan Irvin and Mary
Ann Alton received their County
Honours and Barbara Wilkins has
now completed her •17th club.
Mrs. D. A. Hackett and Mrs. •
Donald Hackett are leaders.
' Bryan Ritchie is on holidays
this week after completing his
first ,semester at: the Ridgetown
Agricultural College at
Ridgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook visit-
ed his father, Peter Cook of Luck-
now at the University Hospital in
London, Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean,
Donald and Diane of Wroxeter
visited Sunday afternoon with her
sister , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Ritchie , Bryan and Mel.
Mrs. Tom Helm and Janine
attended a shower.for a former
neighbour, Linda Elliott of Ripley,
on Saturday afternoon in Ripley
Legion Hall. On Sunday after-
a
Mrs. Charles Wilkins a
brother , Lloyd Irwin of Ki
admitted their mother, N
ham Irwin in the Univers'
pital , London on Friday.
Mr . and Mrs, John Hun
family had as visitors on
evening , Mr. and Mrs.
Lyons and Murray of St,