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LUCK1S OW, ONTARIO "WEDNESDAY MAR. 23rd, 1960.
TWELVE . PAGES.
FRACTURED H1.Pt:
I' MAI N. ST. FALL
.Mrs,, 'James. Culbert ,of town..
• suffered a ,fractured, hip in a
fall on CamVibe11 Si. on •tIIonday
afternoon- shortlyafter one
o'clock. •
The mishap occurred' in front
of theshop which Allan Reed
had operated as an auto supply
store, before . moving •,to the
White. Rose ,Service Station,
Mrs. Culbert slipped on , the
snow covered streets• and fell
"heavily• MrS. Al 'HHai u1ton was
the first to 'reachher, but was
unable to gest her up. Cam- and
Don' Thompson literally carried
Mrs.. Culbert to her, huslband's•
• car, and she was taken • to' 'the
home of her daughter, Mrs..
Gordon Brooks,
The doctor • Was . of the Opinion
J. that the hip was. fractured, -and
.Mrs Culbert, was •taken 'by arn-
''bulance •,' to ..Win•gham...Hospital
for x-rays on :Tuesday' Morning.
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'ENDS..MIN.I,STRY'
'HERE ON SUNDAY •
Rev. Wallace McClean; pastor
of the Lucknow and /Dungannon
Presbyterian ;congregations since'
September 1954, • will ,:conclude
his ministry', here on Sunday.
A :• special service on ` Sunday
evening :, well , mark, the ..conclu--
Via' successful 5% -year
astorate, The service ' will com-
mence at 7 30 .and all friends: of
the , 'congregation ,pare invited to
attend' ' '
Rev.• McClean came to Luck -
now from Picton, : assuccessor
to Rev: C. A. Winn.; who . had,
one' ; ,t ;
Dixie Presbyterian
.. ..
g on•.
Church the previous April. •
'Rev.. McClean goes from here
to. .the. Elmvale charge in 'the
• Barrie .Presbytery.:
PRIZE • WINNERS AT
LEGION. ST.' PATRICK DANCE
:Lucknow Branch. ' 309 ' Caned
fan Legion;, held a successful
dance in the Legion Hall on Fri-
day night' S'rize `,winners were
Door Prize, early draw, . Bob Ait-
cheson; ; Door,' Prize, 'Mrs. Bob
McIntosh; Spot Dances, Mr. 'and
Mrs ' Tom Jordan; Lucknow, and;
;Miss Yvonne Bondi' and Den:
Compton, Wingham;,:• Statue
Waltzes Paul. 'Henderson ' .
and
Eleanor : Alton • and Grant Chis-
holm
and Mrs Dick West; Eli-.
mination dance, Bill teddy and
Jean Mullin,
MUMPS, THEN CRICKED
NOW' ii, 4c. 'URE•
.For the Gordon Maize family
,it has been . one thing after
another all winter, • . Before
Christmas their four children,
then the . 'parents developed : the
mumps in consecutive attacks.,
Next the children • came daown
with' the: chicken pox' which
they still ,have, .. • . • ••
.
Finally, Gordon shipped : on
some: steps at their ..home • .last
Friday • evening andbroke : a
bone in his leg above the ankle.
He is laid up at present,, but ex-
pects' to have a 'walking cast put
on in a_ :few '.days:
The. Maize children are, Bon-
' nie 7, ,•Brenda• 6, Beverley 3 and
Betty. 1.
APPROVE' PLANS
OF COUNTY HOME
Approval by the Municipal'
Board of the revised •plans and
.costs in connection with thead-.
dition •'to • 'the Bruce County
Tome for• the Aged, isall that
is .requirednow; before work
gets ; underway. •
:The 'contract .has • been award_
ed to the Tope, Construction Co.
at. a figure ;of : $685,467::00 •
Furnishings and. • equipment,
will • bring : ;the total estimated
cost of the:. proposed extension'
to the County.. Home to $809,699.
,providing a. total of 111• beds..
ELECTED T
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AR10 BOARD •
Durnin Phillips: of :Dungannon,'
secretary-treasurerof fbhe West
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Wa : ,a os •tuah e I u
w . n.. h M �,'F,r ns r
ance ' icempany, has been elected
as a member of .a seven -man
*board ,of directors of the Mutual
•Fire Underwriters .Association
of .Ontario
Attending., the convention: ' of
the 'Association' at. the King
Edward. ' Hotel ' in .Toronto on
March T5,th, .16th, 17th. were Mr..
Phillips, Frank ;:Thompson, ,pre-
sident, John' • MacLennan' • and
•Ross • ' McPhee •°representing' • the'
West Wawanosh Mutual Fire„In
surance Comlpany;of Dungannon
and Allister Hughes represent-
ing the,. Culross Mutual Fire In-
surance ,Company of Teeswater.
Tt is quite .an 'honor for the
West ' Wawanosh ;company and
for 'Mr.. Phillips to be elected to
.tlie, seven -pian board Which; dir
ects sixty-six ' mutual companies
Ontario whach:.belong ' to the
association' '
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WAS NINETY EIGHT
ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. James Scott, a native ,of
the Teeswater community • and
presently a . resident of the
Greer ' Nursing ;Home • in Luck-;
now, elbserved her 98th birth-
day on Wednesday, March, 23rd.
Mrs. Scott,` who • has been at
the Nursing: HoYne for about one
year, is in good 'health and until
a week ago had been able to be
up: each day. and walking 'about
on her own; • A::minor•: fall • has
caused her•. presently to- be bed
fast. '..
Mrs: Scott was. formerly •Eli-
zabetli. • McTavish and came to
the Teeswater community with
her : parents,' Mr. ,and John
McTavish, when •'a. child of four..
Her parents . farmed in Culross
. :ons .• ,, o
�Iy�'�1: w. ,a ;d ll �in -h r.
`mariagteto James Scotty she' and
her : husband' continued to farm
with Mr. Scott doing some stone,
mason work for. .a time.
Mr. 'Scott . died ` in 1944 ' 'and.
sincethat time she has • lived
with *her son' and daughter un=
til 'being admitted to, • the Luck-
now Nursing •Home. She has' one
daugh'ter.,: • Mrs.. Alex Donaldson
of Teeswater,-. with :whom she,
made her home for twelie 'years
wise. Rural Tuition Fee,
Possibly Need Another Teacher
Representatives; • from the
school sections , of ” Zion and
Paramount . met with• members
of the Lucknow Public School
Board at a • special meeting last
'Wednesday: The • two ' sections
have been approached ;by, those
concerned : with the proposed
:Hemlock, City four, room school
to' see if they would be inter-
. ested 'in "gbing 'in" with such a
move. 'The purpose of the meet-
ing. was to discuss the pros and
cons of the matter of educating
their children so that rthp _re
•presentatives from each section
would be able to inform the
people of their section about•
the xnatter. ' •
Representing Zion was Gordon.
Kirkland. and, Allan Ritchie; 'and
Paramount, Lloyd .Cline,, r Or-
land '• • Richards, Bob Campbell
and . John: Elphick. ' '
Raise Tuition Rate
Mrs., JessiAlltin, chairman of
the ' Lucknovt' Board, informed
the two sections that the tuition'
fee for their sections, as well as.
the Grey Ox section. yin Kinloss,
would 'besraised to $150' per pup-
il • per year cominencin.g . next
teran. The present rate is • .$116.
per pupil per year.. This figure
ofk$150' is the exact' cost of ed-
ucating , one pupil' for ..cine year
as figured on the 1959.,.. a enses..
It was • broken ,down as. 75c ,per
day for 200. days • which'. is' .con
sidered a school year.' If: a pupil
is.,.absent the 'Cost of tuition will
reduce . slightly according to the
number of ' days 'he er '•she
away.
Orr is °$ 50` lite;• ;th'stlfo'S1
sections . will receivea govern=
"Pentgrant of upwards to`50%
Possible New Teacher ;
In ' referring to ,'the increase in
tuition, the chairman pointed:
out' that '.if the school sections
remained with -the Lucknow.
Public • School the inspector had
recommended that ` the board
hire ;:another ,teacher : to. handle
'the expected' enrollment of.: 270
•prior to coating tc „Lucknow, and pupils, next. veer.,
-one 'son, :John Scott on the home
;PLAN TARED. CROSS
BLITZ NEXT •WEEK
The Lucknow' ' and Dlistrlct•
Red. Cross Society's canvass is
being. planned. as ; a blitz drive
on Thursday, . March 31st.
The E • -. ..
xecuti ve is being assist-
ed by: ' members of the Lions
Club in organizing and . conduct=
ing the ..canvass. The list of vol-
unteer, . workers: • and
plans will . be , submitted to the
''Lions Club:. at their 'meeting
next Monday evening. Thursday
has been Set, for the visitation,
• but sonie ofthe canvassers may
find it ,m,ore convenient to .:call
a' day or two. earlier.
•This district has:''loyally asu
• •.•..,. P
ported, the'work, •, of.; the Red
Cross, which . has a 10e41 pro-
gram as • well . as the larger hu-
manitarian' work.
Locally the loan cupboard is
well stocked with • a variety. of
items needed in Mimes or illnes-
ses, convalescence or emergency.
The local branch supports the
blood bank, and the water safety
campaign, with some fifty,
young • folk taking lessons last,
summer " at Teeswater. 'With
transportation • provided by .• the'
Red Cross..' :Under this,• program
21 awards 'were Made:
During the • past 'year ' the
• Workroom , Committee, shipped
the folloWing• articles to the .On-
tario Division Headquarters: 20
pairs: men's socks, 20 boys swea-
ters, ' 20 ` "layettes, 10 .pair boys'.
pajamas, 18 quilts. '
The:.Executive ,is pleased. that
the Loan Cupboard is being used
more by the citizens, . crutches
and wheel chairsseeming to be.
farm' in''Culross Township Mrs.:
Scott ,,has three grandchildren.
and five .great grandchildren'.
Mrs. .Scott's brother, Daniel Mc-
Tavish of Teeswater, is ~ the only
other living member of'.a family.
of sten. She is. a-meinberof Tees
water Presbyterian . Church, and
a life member of the missionary
society;.
Kinloss Schoci
ections. To Express
On School :Ares, .Central -School
The rate .•rs..of each of the
` e
ten School Sections in Kinless
Township' are • being asked
. g a tb
',express.' their:, views for • or
against the ° establishment of a
7bwnship School.Area and. like-
wise; their :opinions in the mat-
ter of central: schools.
leetingis are to be called . in
each ,school section, and May 15
was set as. the deadline for ob-
taining:.' the :;decision of 'each'
section, after the . subjects . have
been fully explained and a vote
taken. The decision of each see-.
tion will (be submitted to T. K..
'Waldie, Inspector of Ruublic
• Schools '' in the southern section
of the inspectorate.
This . procedure' was . agreed.
upon at 'a .meeting at Holyrood•
:School 011 Friday evening with
'loss
of all sections in Kin-
,.
in : attendance. The gather-
ing' totalled close to forty, •H-
vey Houston acted, as chairtnari
and Gordon Wall, was secretary
of the meeting. ,
Explains Meetings ,oright.
• Orville Elliott of the Itelyrood
Board 001,44116d' the. Catling of i
"the meeting. He ' said that . the
Holyrood school was. in ' "bad'
shape" and' a new school was of
necessity ' being 'Considered, ' Be-
fore • any action be taken they
had invited . Mr, Waldie to • at- will design the bridge for Cour":
tend a meeting', and • had decided' ors and ,the .'1Jeparitment's;• ap-
that all' sections . in the Town- p'roval. •
sh+• be invited..
schools in the •
- • ght of the tenASIIFIEL,D�' GRADER :
Township are in operation. The OPERATOR RESIGNS
'students `• of S.S. No. 5 '(Con.;6)
are ' dieing 'transported, to Holy -
rood and • those of ' S.S. ° ; No. 6
(46, ' Con) are being brought' to
Lucknow. There is no .longer :a
'school buildingat the "Grey
" There
Ox:
are approximately
215 students attending Kinloss
Schools'
ews
•
uestons
NAME BRIDGE ENGINEER
Burns .Ross has been appoint-
ed : Village engineer oh the,
bridge building and sidewalk
'replacement program. Mr; Ross
Explains Formation •
Mr. ' Waldie explained that an
area ,could be fornied by two dr.
more school' sections, `with an
increase in provincial grants 'of
$200, per sectionwhen there are
six or more sections in the area:
'A .Township, Council has the
authority 'to form ,an area, but
generally waits .until it is peta-
(Continued or . page 11)
• Jim. Huntergrader ' operator,
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for . Ashfield Township for the
past thirteen years, tendered his
resignation to 'the Township
Council last week, and has
taken a position Week,,
Harold'
Kerr Construction. C mpany,
Wingham. ••
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SUFFERED HEART ATTACK.
, Eddie Moore of Lucknow is
a ' patient in Wingham' Hospital
due to a severe heart. attack.
He suffered a seizure early Fri-
day' evening at his home, and
another one on Sunday morning
in the • hospital', His condition on
elm
Tuesday • .was r rted • as• 44a lot
better,"
" Ml•'1ll"'iL`fl1Yk•i3lfii","'-1-ywii�l�y;
popular; atrticles
The inspector, Mi', Waldie of.
Walkerton, was supposed to be
at . the meeting but the blizzard
that night' stoped him at, Kin-
lough and he was . unable ` to be
presentt. •
(Continued on Page 10) •
EN.TH USIASM
1. FAIR P.' ANS
A directors meeting of the
Lucknow Agricultural ' Society
was: well attended', last week, •
and increased enthusiasm was
'evident in. laying plans • for the
1060, Fall Fair: •
The , lady . 'delegates` .to the
Fairs ' Association convention,
Mrs. Fred McQuillin ,and.. Mrs.
Cordon Kirkland each gave in-
teresting and •• informative re -
:ports and some of the suggest-
ions •.'brought back. vvili; : be
adopted • by the Society..
The, lady delegates : did: ' such
an. job ent excell 7 . ' that t another
innovation was. introduced-tjie
appointment of lady canvassers
Named for . this ' j ob ' were Mrs.•
Harry :Lavis • and 'Mrs., Olive{•
McCharles, and it is ' expected
they . will be • starting their calls
: soon to• facilitate the .early:',
printing •f the
rintinl . o : prize,. list.' p
At , last ;week's meeting con--
sideralble time was spent in: dis=
' 'ussing and• Making revisions to
the, prize : list. Stuart ,-.Collyer,
Public : 'school principal; .attend-
ed . the ' meeting and, offered
s
suggetions for revisingand' im-
:
=Prov: n - 4it fschool children's
comPetitions which have be-
come an increasingly : iniportan•t
department..
r A.ladies' meeting was set for
,Saturday, : to ',complete the ' re,=
Vision° of. the ladies' classes, and'
add new features..
President. Evan . Keith presid-
ed at . the directors meetingand
the.. `early;,. action and interest
shown : portends a ,"bigger ' and
better". .year. •
SCOTS,
ALAS
• HAVE
NO MAC PATENT
I"
this
n s traditionally. • Scottish:
community •• ' • we , ' find . names
.starting.with :" •► and" "
Mac Mc.
'veru numerous. ' Our Sentinel
mailing : last is full of such names
as yin ''. the ;telephone . directory
Y.
and other listings of this type.
Many in -this area, and others;:
Mire lived withthe belief that
the ,"Mac" people • are . Scottish
While the "Me".,group are Irish..:
A. strong' opponent of . this belief
'since coming . to Lucknow ' from
•Scotland several years ago is
Mrs: • James McNaughton . (note:
the spelling) Mrs. Naughton has
always maintained' that the Pre-
fix Means nothing and that' you
have' both. "Mac's and "Me's"
in both, countries. However,
doubt 'if many of the .stalwart •
Scotsmen 'in this area whose,
families came from the land of
'the heather,, were prepared to
accept Mrs. McNaughton's ver-
sion: •
In • the March .19 issue of • the
Star Weekly a sharp. of Ireland •
anpeared showing the names of
the well known Irish families'
and where they lived . hundreds
• frs .' ago. The map proved
Mrs.. �McNaughton's theory, as we
find ' . that most of the Irish.
'names are •spelled with a Mac.'`
Roughly glancing over it we
didn't see . a "Mc" on the whole
e
map of 7.reland, .but we noticed ,
hundreds of '"Mac's".'
Some of you Macrionalds, "
T acKenzres andt tacLeans, who
are proud of your Scottish heti-
tone. better check ,a little closer.
Maythe vont ,ancestors all eanie •
tr nl trel•atid..