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The $40 fee you pay for this complete course can be earned
back in the first week of Driving.
This complete 48 hour course includes:
Defensive Driving 9 hours
Traffic Regulations 3 hours
School Board Requirements 3 hours
Passenger Control 6 hours
. First Aid 9 •hours
Vehicle Check 3 hours
Driving 5 hours
Observing .10 hours
STARTS June 10, 1974, classes held Monday and Wednes-
day evening and on 'Saturday for 4 weeks.
Courses are offered by Georgian College in OWEN
SOUND, KINCARDINE, FLESHERTON in co-operation
with •School Bus 'Operators and the School Boards of Grey
and Bruce Counties.
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Sound, Ontario.
To Georgian College, Box 700, Owen Sound, Ontario
Please enroll me in the course SCHOOL BUS DRIVING
starting June •10, 1974
Name
Address
I enclose cheque or money order for fees in the amount of
$40.00. I understand my full fee will be refunded if the
course is not started and that my fee less $5.00 will be
refunded if I withdraw and so notify the College before the
end of the second class.
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SIXTEEN
County Honours For Area 4-H Members
• THE LUC.KNOIN SENTINEL LOCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY It
WE SERVICE
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF USED AND RECONDITIONED
VOLKSWAGON ENGINES
PRICES ON ENQUIRY
Taylor's Garage
and
Used Cars
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Pictured are girls who received
County Honours, a completion of
six 4-H clubs, at the 4-H Achieve-
ment Day held Saturday at Brook-
'side School. Seated left to right
are Bernie Etzler, Tiger
Dunlop #1; Cora De VrieS, •Tiger
Dunlop # 1; Susan .Feagan , Tiger
Dunlop # '1; Jean Rutledge', Tiger
Dunlop # 3; Cheryl Hackett , • Zip-
AMR
py Trinettes.
Standing are: Elaine Stewart , ,
Dungannon # 1; Kathy Pentland,
Dungannon # 1; Dayle MacDon-
ald , St. Helens # 1; .Margaret
MacPherson", St. Helens # 1; Gail
Mc Michael Tiger ,Thinlop # 2;
Donna Kellestine, Tiger 'Dunlop
#2
DUNGANNON
4-H Achievement Day was
held on Saturday, May 25 in
Brookside School for several clubs
in this area. Dtingannon Women's
Institute sponsored three groups
and appreciate the work given by
the six leaders in the Spring Club
"Taking a Look at Yourself". Miss
Jane Pengiliey, Home Economist,
spoke highly of the work done by
the girls, who completed this
class in this part of Huron county.
On Monda),7 at Belgrave the
Huron West Women's Institute met
for its 74th District Annual Meet-
ing, with the theme„being,
"Health is Wealth". Seven ladies
from our Branch were, among the \
100 who attended this instructive
meeting. °
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stirling and
Darlene of Thamesville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin last
week end; also on Sunday guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and
Bill of Molesworth.
Mrs. Mervyn Lobb from Landes-
boro made a few calls 'in the
neighbourhood on Friday.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg and
family in the'death Hof Mrs. Log-
tenberg's father Mr. Symon de
Boer of Lucknow, who passed away
suddenly on Saturday.
Week end guests with Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan in-
cluded- Mr. and Mrs. Troy Blair
of Brandon, Mrs. James Water-.
worth of Waterford, Mr. and Mrs:
Cornell King of Waterford. Mrs.
Blair and Mrs. Waterworth are
aunts of Rev. McClenaghan;' Eldon
McClenaghan from Windermere
was also home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robertson of
Kitchener called on Sunday after-
noon.
Donald Nicholson has been hav-
ing X-rays in hospital recently;
Wm. Wiggins is in hospital again
for hiccoughs; and Mrs. Larry Pent-
land is in hospital having had an
appendectomy. • To each we wish
restored good health.
The, Dungannon U.C. W. cater-
ed on Saturday to'the wedding
dinner following the marriage of
Heather Park and ,Gary ,
Dauphin. A reception was held
in' the evening in the Lucknow
arena, at which a large crowd was
in attendance. Mr. and Mts.
Gary Dauphin will be residing at
Glencoe and friends fro this
community extend congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Denstedt
from Milverton visited on Thurs-
day.with the latter's sister , Mrs.
H. J. L. Eedy. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott, Michael
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Since that plan, other propocals
were coraidered , and the final
plan was approved on May 8 1968.
This was for a combined Christian
Education Wing and 1Vianse at a
cost of $56 ,880. 00 and a boiler
for an additional $ 00.
On. June 2, 1968, the Official
Board authorized the borrowing of
and Andrew , from Kitchener
were home' for the, week end with
Mr. and Mrs; Irvine Eedy.and
Martha.
Mrs Cecil Blake and Barbara
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Blake near Alliston.
Mrs. Harold Jenkin from Saska -
toon Saskatchewan., acCompan-
ied by her son and his wife , Mr.
and Mrs. Hal, Jenkin and daughter
from Toronto, visited Friday and -
'Saturday with Mr.' and "Mrs. Chas.
Fowler. , •
Visitors on Saturday with Mr. -
and Mrs. Russell Johnston were 0
Mr.,and Mrs. Harold 'Johnston and
children and 'a great •
granddaughter from London. Rus-
sell Johnston has been, confined to
bed quite often lately: The fam-
ily bring their "picnic basket"
with them and assist in many
ways. • •
The,, regular Women's Institute
meeting is to be Thursday even-
ing at the 'home of Mrs. Cecil
Blake - in case you have not re-
ceived your 1974-75 program'.
$40 ,000,..00 from the banit ',.
The church house had bei'
vertised for sale on Feb,;1,4
and it was sold for $1,7004
July 5 , 1968:
On July 25 , 1968, 'the id
Committee was instructedth
plete, the classrooms in the
ment at a' contract priceof:,t
$5,200.00.. •
By Nov . 12 , 1968, 0,00
had been obtained from fait)
sources and another $9,000.
pledged . The old manse was
for $8 ,000. 00 on Jan. 21,.1$f
This meant that there was
$50 ,000. 00 available for'thei,
ing which was to cost $69;64
Through, the regular givit
and sense of stewardship of m
hers of die Congregation, the;
erons gifts of friends, and thi
memorial gifts and bequeg?
indebtedness plus interest was
rapidly, reduced. By 1971,. on
$13 ,737.00 remained to be p
Then in APril 1974, we tecei
the good news. The obligati
and erta ken .with the Bank of 11
real in June 1968 was now cor
ely paid. off, and the new wit
was completely paid for,
Today we celebrate this Oc
sion by burning the final note
the bank.,, This action symbo
the, completiOn of a. trememia
undertaking by our congregati
and we give thanks to God fa
successful completion of this
•ject- and for all the dedicated
leadership and-the faithful st
ship which has made this mo
possible," •