The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-22, Page 13WEDNESDAY'>, NOV. 22nd,, 1961
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GODERICH, ONTARIO
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(Doctor of Chiropractic)
Wroxeter, Ontario
Telephone Wroxeter .210-r-1
Hours 10 to 4:30, Mondty1Friday
Monday, Tuesday_ Thursday
Evenings, . 7 to 9
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Wingham' - Plione 300'
(Office :located 'in :former, CKNX.
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the car as George Everett ..Mac-
Gregor, age 19, of RR, 2, Walker-
ton, who was; proceeding south
on 'Ross.Street in a 1960 Vauxhall
See fo>= yourself, unconditionally 1 owned by his father,, Lloyd Mac-
guaranteed, 49c at The Lucknow I Gregor of Brant* Township near
Walkerton. '
Sentinel,.. phone 35, Lucknow,b .
• IThe police officer testified that
the're, IRAs nothing to • indicate
• exactly where the accident oc_
curred; but that ' photos indicate
that both 'car and victim were
in the south bound lane 'when.
the accident occurred, . A ' skid
mark Was found 67 feet ' in length!
It was 44 feet from where it
started Until, the car struck. Mr.
MaeRae,. and then • continued: • an
additional 23 'feet 'to a stop. Mr.
MacRae was carried . 'by the
car and: when the car stopped
was thrown a distance on up the
hill. Constable Hatch stated that
'` Mr. MacRae was half way into
the southbound lane' when struck'
'"'•'''" and that another 5 or 6 feet would
have seen him at the west curb,
The skid mark of the right tire
MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel
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Phone •'256,: Wingham, Ontario.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
• Optometrist
Office on. "Patrick St.,. lust
off ' the: Main St. in
WINGHAM
Professional Eye Examination .•�.
Optical Services
For 'appoint'ment : I
on the 'ca; was. three feet from
the west curb.
He stated. that .at .the point of
the : accident • was the poorest,
lighting, being• midway : between
two street °.lights. The officer
testified, that. there: was ;no'. evi-
dence of . drinking:. In • summing
up, Constable , Hatch ..said that:
the 'asphalt pavement was dark.
on the . surface, : Mr. MacRae's
:clothing. , dark and ..that an ' out-
iine of .a person wouldbe against,
the back of the hill: He. estimated
' the, speed of. the' car as not being
excessive, arid he felt the strong
Wind. that.: night might• ave a
bearing on the .accident.. • .
Dr, MVi; H., Corrin of Lucknow
'stated that •he had been called
to the, accident' `scene' ,about 9'
p.m. He had he injured man' re-
moved to Wirigharn Hospital. Mr.
MacRae was conscious and com-
plaining of> his. legs.,Both legs
were :fractured .below the knee,
:he" " had scalp.and .facial lacera-
tions and was. suite, shocked.• Ire,
died about 11:30 ppm 'lie Doctor
stated that; . while Mr. '. 'MacRae
was .hard, of hearing, his eyesight
.was good' and he was remarkably
smart on ht's feet, as well • as
mentally. : • .. ••
James Cameron, age 78..of'Luck
now,. companion to' Mr, :MacRae
on `the night of his 'death, stated
:that: the two of them were' ren
turning 7hoine from down •town
Please Phone. 770; Wingham •
and were ' piLoc ing. ° up Ross
Street,. common ` referred' to as
1:MacKENZIE"'OD. ``Quality Hill," ,a •��tivere walk
• • /. ing' on. the sidewalk on :'the ' east
Optometrist side of the str et: Opposite Mr-..
M cRae's hon' they parted tom -
,apany, bidding each other: good
`night.: Jim -continued on" up the
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OPTOMETRIST GODERICH
•
F T. : Armstrong. '
Consulting, Optometrist*
The Square
(Phone JAckson. 4-7661)
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• LUCKNOW .DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE INC.
Phone LuckifOW 71
TED COLLYER
Registe •red Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
$pecialiArig' in
Eie'ctrrc ,...
Heating, Electric Wiring
• and Repairs
and
'Aft eliettrieal A'ppllances
I'hotte3bi3�r 2S,. Lucknow
hillwi 'th MrMacRae •
, crossing
the street. Jim's only knowledge
of the accident- was of seeing •his
friend sliding along the highway;
after being struck bpithe. car: He
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E LUCKNOW SENTINEL
PHONE 35, LUCKNOW
Kincardine Detachment of the HIGHWAY 86 BRIDGES'
Ontario Provincial Police testi- TO BE- BUILT NEXT YEAR
fied that'.. he.. had , been present •
when the accident pictures were ,Rhn: Hanna,. M.P'P: for Huron-
.taken. Bruce stated recently that he had
Lights.,, On Low Beam been informed by former ,High -
George Everett; MacGregor
testified that. he had been pass
ing through :Lucknow•on • his :way
to see`', a friend :near 'Belfast; ' He
stated that he had driven on bridge" was built..this' : fall Just.
this . street, •before , ''and ' on ' the 'to . the • south' of the ''old . bridges
night' of •the''::acciden'tit; . Was which hasbeen closed off. There
dark with quite a bit of wind. will be two bridges on the • new. ".
The car, he .said,was in •good _causeway that . has 'been ;built: ''
condition. Ibis-lgtrts were on across • , the prairies 'smith of
low beam and as soon as 'he. saw Wingham: ' Mr: Hanna said the
Mr. MacRae, just, to the east .of
the centreof the ' road, he ap-
ways Minister Cass that bridges
over .the Maitland River would
be erected '•-hext 'year. One 'will,`
be at . Zetland: where; 'a , bailey
new. bridges .will be'of .concrete,.
construction
plied thio brakes., He said it was • "•
evident that Mr. MacRae: was.
not :;aware of 'the approaching
car, arid that he. had been Wear-
ing dark clothing and was not
in the light . of , the street 'lights,.
The jury returned the follow-,
•ing verdict, "We• the 'jury. ;:find
that ,John MacRae died :,from in
juries received when -struck by'.a
car at. approximately 8 45 'on the
night of Septem,ber;, 3Oth on Ross
Street, Lucknow, "said' car being
driven by George Everett Mac=
Gregor. of 'Walkerton. From the
evidence we have heard, we are
of the .'unanimous opinion that
this was a pure acciclenA and that
no blame. should be • a tached to
the ',driver of the car."
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'friend and neighbour was injured
• Mrs: Russell .Robertson, a next,:Bis cold has reached a ' stale
•door neighbour • of the ; accident mate, the eyes and nose
victim,' testified that she was both have it.
coming• up...
• 'Quality BHP' .and • . .
that a ,Aar passed :her about the
centre oto. the !hill.. driving. in an
ordinarp' way.and . at an 'ord , iary.
speed. She heard a screeching •
.of brakes, and noticed' 'a man
hurrying into Charles Webster's:
residence. She was' not aware ' of.
the accident' until informed by'
Mrs, i Ewart Taylor, who With
her husband, came upon the ac-
cident scene' in their .car from ..
the south. '
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