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'THE CUCKNOWSEN1'INEL `_LUCKNOW ONT4Rti9,
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KIncardine O.P.P. Report
During the past week one charge
wss :laid under the Linuo r' Control
Act.
On December W. at approximate.
ly 1100 .a.rri male' oody. WAS '
foul at inverhurhn Be* h by
Will ann Van.Da n of Walkerton. An 1
investigation was carriedout by
Prov. CD st. Andy Burgess on the
instructions of Coroner D. A. A,
Milne of Kincardine, With the : •
co.iqieritinn of the Sherriff's office..
tri Michigan and the Federal.
atitelts or investigation it wars asce-
rtained that the body'was drat' of•
Saverio Grippi of Ashtabula, Ohio,
al;e'.53, a •sailor off. the American
ft.eigtiter 1). J. Morrell, •wh.ich,sank
off the American. coast;, November
29. Ile was the 22nd of 28 crew •
•nientbers to be actourtted for•and
was clad in a life. jacket;
One rttinor*accident was reported,
on the Lucknow c:,ravel I/2 mile
• south of I L 1n ss. Gordon Vance of
Isincarcilne slid into the .guide posts*
OnMondayF., d)er.ember,
•D;lamage was ntirior to both his car
and the guide posts..` Investigation1
was by Prov,'. Const. Ed McPhail, -
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s=in an Aa3burn
area barn fire
last week has been estimated at
$15,000, Destroyed was a ,10 -by -
90 foot barn owned by Donald
Young, Conct'sston 2,' West Wawa*
nosh Township, about five miles
west of Auburn., • Contents lost •
included 1b0 tons of hay, 1,300
bales of straw, 21 head of cattle, ,
three sows. 'a wagon, hay rake,
manure spreader, pig feeders and :.
a generator.
• 'Mr. Young believes that the fire
started when the generator. which
had been'operating, shorted. He
said the barn,and contents were
partially:covered by insurance.
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WEEK ARE WELCOME TO cOME ANO TALK
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FormerArea Man
Dies, Was In
i Grocery Business
JAMES,11. GTBSON
:. Word has'beeri received of the
•death. of James .H . Gibson of .
Agassiz, :B. C. •on November 28,
1966.• ' •
Jinn son of the late Mr : and. Mrs,
,• George Gibson. was born at Chill-
iwack B C..in 'June of 1969.14e
„came to Ashfield 'witty his:parents.
brothers and sister in 1909: His
:Loftiest sister remained, in B. C..' He
received':his education in Zion •
one room•'school and. Wingham
Business. college, He returned to
' Western Canada in his teens, dater
• ` settling •in Agassiz where he was '
in the 'grocery- business He served
in the army during the second
world war and was an active mem,
, bet, .of the Royal Canadian Legion
for 22 years. After his discharge
*from the army he started his. own •
• Red and White Store..
Mr. Gibson: married Mary Heath
Of Agassiz who survives with a son.
James H. of Vancouver, a .daught-
er Marnie, Mrs. Gerald Pickard of
Agassiz and •four grandchildren.
Also surviving .to Mourn his pass-
ing are one • sister. Susan of Luck-.•
now andthree brothers, Sam and
Marshall of Ashfield and Earl *of
Bolton. •1ewas predeceased by
one sister, Mrs ; E.J. (Catherine)
Webb of Agassiz and four brothers;
John of Clinton, George' of
Lucknow, Beattie of Detroit and •
Calvin who died. in infancy: Burial
was December 1st in Valley:View
Cemetery at C•hilliwaek
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