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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 13• • • MefiilfileAgge Aril ell 1 01 asa .... 4•• • • — • ' • • ••• • , • •• :•• • .• 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 4' door hardtop 1974 MATADOR, 4 door 1974 LaMANS, 4 door 1974 BUICK CENTURY LUXUS, 4' door 1974. PONTIAC BROUGHAM 1974 PONTIAC ASTRA 2-1974 BUICK, CENTURY, 4 door 1974 CHEV NOVA, 4 door sedan 1973 FORD GALAXIE, 4 door hardto 1972 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2 door hardtop 1972 METEOR MONTECALMI, 4 door 1970 TOYOTA, 2 door hardtop ti 1969 OLDSMOBILE , 4 door sedan 1968 DART, 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic MYTH PHONE. 523-4342 1974-75 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK . ALSO SEVERAL USED' MACHINES CAR 2 'SALES.. LTD... ZION Mel Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie, employed at Hack-, ett's Farm Equipment, Lucknow attended training school three days the first of last week at Syracuse City, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacAuley of Ripley, iiisited them Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Ritchie enters Victoria Hospital, London on Monday of this week for surgery Tuesday. Mr. and MrS. Orland Irwin and fainily of East Wawanosh Town- ship visited Saturday evening 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Huntei and family. Mrs. Jim Hunter returned to her home Sunday from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, following surg- ery. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and family had a visit Sunday with his biother, Earl Swan Jr., Marylin, Norma Jean and Chri of Galt. Russel is busy making maple syrup these days. Barbara Wilkins, accompanied by a friend of Guelph University, was home Sunday; also her grandmother, Mrs. William Irwin andlloyd of Kinloss, were visitors at the Charles Wilkin's home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jerome and family of kncaster arrived Sunday and remained for a few days with their cousin!: at the Jerome home.. Wayne 'Jerome is busy these days making maple syrup. Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie visited Sunday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wylie of Fordwich. School students'are having their spring break this week following the exams. St. Helens W.I. The.March meeting of St. Helens Women's Institute was held in the hall with Mrs. P. Chandler presiding. It opened with the Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call 'What would you do first -if you had 'a fire?" proved very interesting. Business arising from the cor,:- respondence Was dealt With. June is International Month 1 and each branch .should be planning for it. The executive meeting to plan' the District. Annual Will be held / in Auburn April 7. •An invitation from Clinton was received to help them, celebrate their 70th anniversary by attending a banquet Wednesday ! April 9. Groups 3 and 4 will look after card . party March 20 and groups S and 6.for the one April 3. The spring Institute Banquet Will be held at the hall April 8 with the. Donnybrook ladies catering. ,The cancer canvass will begin April 7 and each member was. asked to bring their donation to the April meeting to save time and energy. Group 6 are in charge for the dance in the hall March 18. The Huron County Historical Spring meeting will be .held April 24 with the curators Mrs. Gordon MacPherson and Miss Beatrice McQuillin,in charge. Mrs: H. Jefferson gave a TheHHOOdaCO450 ,1(5• One of *odd great Superbikes. Whether yOu're headed across town or across th,e country, the Honda CB-750' K5 gets you there fast and in luxury. The glass-smooth 736 cc, 4-cylinder, 4-stroke overhead cam engine is mated to an equally smooth 5-speed transmission for effortleSs operation. It would take this whole newspaper to tell you everything you want to know about the "extras" that are standard on the CB-750 K5. But if this is your year for a Superbike, come on • down and see the CB-750 K5. Right now. NEOATEM. Our reputation rides on every bike. Now in stock...Bikes from 50cc to75Occ... Coming soon.. GL 1000 bike. Also MOPEDS ' LYNN HOY ENTERPRISES HWY 86 Eas't Wingharn FULLY LICENSED BIKE SHOP 357-3435 WERESAY, MARCH 19, k11975 THE LAJCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO Walk and all enjoyed a sing song of Irish Eyes, Wild Irish Rose and Irish. Lullaby. The meeting • closed with 0 Canada and the Institute.Grace. Mrs. Harold Gaunt and Mrs. Bruce Raynard served a dainty lunch. PAGE THIRTEEN NANCY BUSHELL • , . CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ment. Miss Bushell will assist in the planning and development of activities and operation with re- spect to the opening of two Canada Manpower Centres for Students, one in Walkerton , and one in Hanover. 'This year there will be some 300 Special Student Employ- ment Centres opened across Can- ada.. . Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bushell of kinloss and resides at the home of her parents on No. 9 Highway. She attended Lucknow and Wingham Schools and Waterloo Lutheran University: In his • announcement, Mr. Ketcheson stated that the local Centres in Walkerton and Hanover are expected to open in mid May. Miss Bushell who will work from the Canada Manpower Centre in Walkerton will. be calling on employers within the next few weeks to solicit jobs for students. In addition, she will be taking registrations from students who wish to register in advance of the end of the school year. Last year the Canada Manpower Centre for Students in the Walker- ton area was able to find jobs for 369 students. "Reports received from employ- ers who hired students were very encouraging", stated Mr. Ketche- son, "and we hope to do even better this year." "Our aim is to find as many jobs as pcAsible for .students." If the local employers will support the program as they have in the,past by hiring a student over the summer period, this will help us reach our goal: r "By employers" Mr. Ketcheson said, "we mean house- holders too." Students are very capable in such jobs as cleaning up yards, 'mowing lawns and cleaning windows; etc. Our students need the support of the whole commun- ity, splendid topic on Safety • in the Home and on Highways. Current Events were given by Mrs. F. Mewhinney. Mrs. Ross Errington gave a reading "Destiny of Three Trees". Mrs. Bruce Raynard played Easter Parade for a Musical Ripley and Dist. Lions SKATING CARNIVAL at 8:00 p.m., Ripley Arena Judging begins at 8:15 p.m, Costume prizesb?„14 the following: Fancy Dress, Character Costume, Comic Costume, Fancy Clown Costume, Fancy Formal Dress, Best dressed man and lady, Youngest skater, Oldest skater, Largest Family on skates with Pments,, Best Old Boys Reunion Costume - Mr. & Mrs. Races for boys and girls, hockey game.