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WE SERVICE .
OLKSWAGON
WE HAVE A COMPLETE. LINE OF USED AND
RECONDITIONED
VOLKSWAGON ENGINES
PRICES ON ENQUIRY
Piano Recital
On Friday At
Brookside School
On Friday, April 26, the
pupils of Mrs. Thomas Pritchard
of R. R. 1 Lucknow presented a
care in the city.
Bobby Cameron's mother was in
Owen Sound hospital this past,
.week. We wish her a speedy re-
covery from her operation.
'We thank all the'interested part
.ents who attended our Open House.
on Tuesday evening.
OPEN HOUSE
Our Grade One classenjoyed
having Open. House again this year,
It was fun to show our work to our,
parents. We eaked to each class
to see ,all the displays. We en-
joyed seeing where our brothers
411ci_siSt sat.
Everyone deserves the opportunity
to get the best potsible education.
This is what Ontario is doing
to see that you get your chance.
The government here in Ontario
believes that no one should ever be
deprived of a higher education simply
for lack of Money. And, we're doing .
something about it ... through the
Ontario Student Assistance Program
(OSAP). •
OSAP consists of government-
financed loans and grantS designed to
help qualified Canadian citizens and
landed immigrants pay for their higher
education. And they are based 'on
need, not on academic achievement.
The loans are interest-free'until 6
months after graduatibn; and repay:
merits don't begin until then. The
grants don't normally have to be
repaid at
. Already, 2 out of 5 students at ,
Ontario univ.ersities .andtoOmmunity
colleges .receive some form of
financial assistance from ()SAP.
If you would like to know what
assistance is available, how to apply
for it, and. hOwimuch you may be
qualified.to receive, contact the
Student 'Awards Officerat the
institution of your Choice.
.Or write to:
Inquiry Section
Student Awards Branch
Ministry of Colleges and Uniyersitie
Queen's Bark
joronto, Ontario M7A 1 C6.
James A. C. Auld, Minister
Government of Ontario
William G. Davis, Premier
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
piano recital for their parents ind-
friends at Brookside School.
Pupils taking part were: Dein •
and Greg Gunby, sons of. Mr. and
Mrs., Merle Gunby of R. R. 1 Dun-
gannon; Mary Helen and
Judy MacDonald, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald
of R. R. 4 Kincardine; Janette
Howald, daughter•of Mr. and Mrs:
Harold Howald, R. R. b Lueknow;.
Janice Gaunt , daughter of Mr.' and
Mrs. Harold Gaunt, R. R. 2 Luck-
now; Mrs. Peter Edisbury', R. R. 6
LucknoW; Mrs., Herb 'Wilkins , •
R, R. 7,Lucknow;: Mary Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Anderson, R. R. 7, Lucknow; Jo-
anne Culbert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Culbert , R. R. 1
Dungannon; Chris Naylor., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Naylor, R. R.
2 Lucknow; Brenda Phillips , daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips,
R. R. 5 Lucknow; Karen and Jan-
ene purdon, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. A. Purdon, R. R. 3
Wingham; Bernie Burgsma , son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burgsma,
R. R: 6 Goderich; Jennifer Dren-
Taylor's Garage
and
Used Cars
BERYIE PHONE 395-2634
WEDtlESDAY;.MAYI
nan, daughter of M. and 41. c. Drennan, R. It; 1 Dunga yl Larry and Gail MacPherson,
nette Hodges , daughter of Lt,
prehnerosofnM,r R. ,a Rnd. rrLsti .chnlyin ila
and
non; Cathy Gillespie, 'daugh
Mr.,
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n1 tiolyrood; Ka thegee Kira ,
J. C. Mc Kin-1 , Lucknow;
Fnoo Reidrw o , Bdaughter
Cunningham,
, daughter of Dr, and ki
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Lotcf hlViriso'n4,11das
R; R. 6j;;
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aitc1114
R. R. 2 Lucknow.
Unable to perform were It;
Ford Cunningham R. R, 51,
now; Margaret Van Der Klipp
daughter of' Mr, G. W. Van.
Klippe, R. R. 5 Lucknow and'
Kathy Brooks , daughter of Lir
Mrs, Gordon Brooks, R,1,1
now.
A silver collection was fait
and the $15.30 will be surto
C. N.1. B. , Canadian Nations
Institute for the Blind, in Toronto for a few days, as her
little sister is under the. Doctor's RIPLEY'.
HURON NEWS
CHESS TOURNAMENT (Grade 5-6)
The winners of the first gaine
are Paul Coiling who beat Larry
Needham, Linda Lundy who beat
Don Harris, Jami Gratton who.
beat. Ronald Harris, Heather Mac-
Donald who beat Corrine Boyle
and Jackie Meurs who beat Joan •
dsborne.
GRADE FIVE-SIX
T his week we have two
birthdays in Our class, They are
Ann .Courtney's which was on •
April 22nd and Ronald Harris
Which is on. April 24, 1974. We
wish them both very Happy Birth-
dayi. •
The deadline has arrived for
pupils' who are selling chocolate
bars for the Ripley District.Com-
plex. The approximate number
of chocolate bars sold in onr,class
is 491 which is a lot for 35 pupils.
Many of us'are competing for,
the huge 7 lb.,, $23.80 chocolate
bar which will be received by the
person 'who sells the most choCo-
late bars. In our class, Craig Col'
quhoun is in the lead with 121
bars sold.
Results-- The winners are Craig
Colquhoun, Shirley Cornish, and
Sarah Lee Stewart. The .prizes
were presented at Open House,
Tuesday, April 23.
OPEN HOUSE •
On Tuesday, April 23, We had
open house at the Ripley-Huron
Central Public School:from 9.00
a ;.m. to 12. 00noon and from 7.00
p.m. to 9.00 p.m. At 8.30 we
had a Reach for the Top Contest.
The two teams were (a) Heather
MacDonald , Tommy Wilson,
Larry Needham, Robbie Farrell;
and (b) Eoin MacKay, Ricky Ir-
win, Debbie Lowry ,, and Murray
Scott'. The scorekeepers wer,e
Shannon Courtney and Corinne
Boyle. The timer was Susie Rock
and the judge wasjoan Osborne.
The questioner was Bob
O'Donohui. Loin MacKay's
team won With 390 while Heather
MacDonald's team 'scored 350.
After the Reach for the ,Top Con-
test , 'Mr. Stanley presented
awards to the three pupils selling
the most chocolate bars, with 716
chocolaie bars sold, .The winners
were Sarah Lee Stewart , Shirley
Cornish and Craig Colquhoun.
GRADE TWO
Jeffrey Weiner was on a trip to
Montreal for a few days last weep.
He enjoyed the trip.
Lisa Gratton is attending school