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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-16, Page 2PAGE TWO THE LUCKNOW- SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. EDNESDAY, JUN1.. whom., The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "Tho Sspoy Town" - On, the 'Huron -Bruce: Boundary nd- Clasa_BlaitReEastratten. lynmber • Established 1873 — Published Each Wednesday- Afternoon. Member, of the C•WN•A. and O.W,N.A.' Subscription Rate, to the USA., $8t p 8a 00 a year in advance . Donald C. Thompson, Publisher WEDNESDAt74.0 vioth, ;1971t • brad This area should be proud of the five youngsters from the ;Golden; ..it cle School in Wingham who last week excelled in the Special Olym-' pies held in Toronto. Two :thousand youngsters from • across 'Canada and: parts of the, • United. States participated in the events and the' Golden Circle School won seven medals in the overall competition • W' know that •:the teachers at `' e, s ' '-were-prow a e. accomplishments of "their" children. We, are sure that the parents will be exceedingly proud of their boys and: we nna'gine ,that the many workers,who have been striving: over' the'' years, to make this school a' success, will take a great deal :o of statisfaction from the results. 00 e • SUSAN JEAN •McDONALD. Susan Jean: McDonald daugh- ter of Mrs, Hel°en McDonald 213 Widder Street. Goderich, formerly ,of ; Kintail', received her• Bachelor 000,0000000000 THOSE: NAMELESS OUTSIDERS • 11 "Outsiders", who are they are why :are •they such a •problem? Have you ever noticed thatwhen problems : arise concerning o peoples' activities in a communit :it is always s m sterious "out- siders" kY� Y Y • siders" or "out of towners" who cause the trouble. --- •• i . - • Philosophy from the University of Windsor .on Saturday , May 29th. isft.Bro r` 1r1 LeaVe Worries Behind When You Drive • Your, Car!; -Get Peak --Performance :.,• Synoother: Rides,' Drive in for•every car -care' need! ••••••••••••••••••,‘••••••••... an. .111.PgirrIES OW ; 'PHONE -528-3430 Piano Recital On Friday 'June 4, 1971, a 1'g `��h Halllforn the An li the pupils hutein-Europe of Mrs..Thomas. Pritchard.. Mr'. and Mrs. Gordon IvlcQuil- Posters were made by the pupils l n. aria, have ecently,return'-- -nd_ere=on-dupla-y: • ed from. a three'weeks holiday inPupils'perfo�rming were Mary Europe : Helen . MacDonald; Margaret , Stephen, Gail and. Janet• MacPher ; Among the countries visited :son; Barbara. Aitchison;'. Connie were Holland Belgium, ' Luxem and Heather Stevenson (,: a duet)t, Stephen and Gloria Gollan; Mary Anne Alton; Murray Keith;: Karen .Elliott; Carol Webster; Mrs: Caro. roll McKim, . •Leone Cranston, Janice Gaunt; Kathryn'McKim; , Kathy Brooks; Karen and Janene • Purdon Dayle MacDonald, Ray ,Cunningham Jeannie Reid; , Phil p Black; Margaretkan Der Kli e,• Loree Garrimie; and Cathy :.. y Gillespie. • For the final. numbers Mrs. Pritchard had some guests .• bourg ,' Switzerland ,Gernany_ and 11h�e can r�ealLlacalhigh c,ho dancesa when the: school. wase Par' ce • While•. in Germahy they visite with, Mrs _ McQuillin•s"brother and. his wife, Warrant Officer and Mrs,. Ron Hicks of Baden-Sollingen and. toure&the Black Forest re ion in that area in, operation here, where the "outsiders"' were drinking; and carousing in the wash rooms and in parkedcars: Of course, the .localyouth Were always there with impeccable manners, aghast. at the sins of the 'name- less few who ruined the :evening: Invariably,when word spread around of the problems, it was, always a case of "everything would have : been all : right except for : a group of out of ;towners. We rather smiled last week and recalled incidents in thus loCality when we read articles :in the Wingham and Kincardine, papers , about the. evilsof "outof towner: Upin Kincardine one councillor . s" . _.- , expres- sed concern over the use of the drop-in centre by those same myster-, ious .group of out of\town youth. In Wingham, one .councillor said that a recent youth gathering' there had been the victim of problems because of the actions of "ou "Outsiders" will always be a problem in most communities as long as the motor carallows movement from town to town, We should, n however, be: • thankful for this . mysterious group. It's much easier -to throw the blame at them than it is to blame our own. • Died In Toronto • John. S. Newton. youngest son. 'of a' former Lucknow dentist Dr.: Newton, passed away in the Princess':Margaret Hospital, Toron-. to On Sunday ,June 6th; 1971. . Hewas an uncle of: Eunice A. :Lawrence nee Newton) and Barb- ara • Newton and brother of Harold Fi : Newton ; .formerly o f .Lu.c know .. SPECIAL OLYMPICSp ' CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ing second Pin the broad jump ' ` ilis 'brother -Michael won a;., _gold medal for placing first in the '100 yard 'da'sh and. two silver: Medals. for placing, second in th'e high jump'and. 50 yard dash. The ZAnimerman'brothers'forin erly resided:in Lucknow Verner Caswell' from Teeswater was the fifth entry ,in the ;olyinp- ics from ,the Golden Circle • School. . . •P.He laced third • in his • ' 5, class in the. 50.yard dash,. Besides the Medals won by:' AlVy Morningstar and- David` Te -- bow , the boys also, won some ribbons in their various classes. Alvy was first in the broad'jun w, P third -in the high' ju np, David- was firstin the•hurdles:; 2nd in-both— the high jump and broad jump:. ,These young people are., tobe highly commended for their sue.= cess in the.Special Olympics. The.y.competed eted a nst. 2000.•ottrer ., p g .ai children °from all across Canada 'and from eleven cities .in the United States. The group from. this area went to Toronto Wednesday. and return- ed Friday.. They stayed at the Royal York Hotel and were royallv treated ;for the three days: The • competitionLw_ert ,held at. Exhib>.. itionPark.and at Maple Leaf Gardens'.: The group visited ,Ont bio Place on, Friday. . The principal of Golden Circle School,. . Mrs, Jack Reavi.e, teah= er Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick an George .Cameron, all ot Wingh im, along With Cathy and•Judy Chard ler„of West Wawanosh, supervised the. youngsters. Each were in charge of one of the children. Stephen' Pritchard , :who played a duet with Mrs..Pritchard,.:'Kathy Joynt Mrs.. 'Kenneth Alton; and the Goll'an Family, Barry. and Douglas on the Violins, Gloria and Stephen ,,and Gail onthe tambour, m They.played waltz, -.the Norwegian and. a fox trot, Redwing. • TERFI MATCHING WE HAVEA•LARGE NEW SELECTION FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE,__. ALL MADE BY LEADING MANUFACTURERS SUCH AS KROEH- LER, . STANDARD AND DISTINCTIVE, AND IN THE LATEST STYLES AND COLOURS • ON OCCASIONAL CHAIRS BR) G BOOM 4 N -YOU t 440:1 SE NIT• -A OCCASIONAL CHAIR' NOW, WHILE THE, PRIirE. I5• RIGHTS; A WIDE PRICE SELECTION COME 1N AND LOOK THEM OVER E if ik'fi� *****i*** * i1� tiYt •k *'f�r' 7i � IE FU1��111�'I . PHONE 528-3432 • on o Visit Area The'chief'of Clan Donald and, his wife Lady Macdonald, of Scot- -kand are on r i -W .ha '® °to visit 'Canada fog the 'first, time: .• They will .be in Tdront,o for .i. brief visit and in JCitcl Fier With ... details .in the classified ad eclair of this issue -J- ; Since there. are so many I• c Donalds, in.the Ludknow, Ripley area , Ken=MacDonald cf '; `cswal4 er thought some would pe interest' ed in this .in;forna'tion and might with to attend. the TCitcheher festivities.