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• Lueknow. Sentinel, Wednesday, January 23, 1985—Page 16
Locknow couple marks golden wedding anniversary
Susan and Jim McNaughton visited
Christmas week with their son, Jim and his
wife Maureen, at Belwood, and during.
New Year's week they all drove totondon
to visit• their daughter, Susan and her
husband Rudi Henning.
The McNaughton family had a double
ceiebration, bringing in the New Year and
Susan and Jim's fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary. Attending a dinner in London were
Susan and Jim, Maureen and Jim of
Belwood, Susan and Rudi, their daughter
Elaine and her husband, Tom. Cooper and
baby Susan Elizabeth; also their son,
Norman Henning and his wife Cindy, with
baby Jennifer Lynn, all of London. On
January 2 the family had "Open House" at
Susan and Rudi's -home at Springbank
Drive, London for the McNaughton Golden
Wedding. Among those calling were
cousins of Jim and Susan with their wives,
Rudi's two brothers and their wives, some
Scottish friends., and neighbours and
'friends of the Hennings. The real date of
the anniversary was Friday, January 18, so
Susan and Rudy Henning visited in
Lucknow then. Also visiting was Rudi's
brother, Herbert Henning and his wife,„.
Anita of Karlsruhe, Germany.
Janie and Gib Hamilton quietly celebrat-
ed their fifty-first wedding anniversary on.
Sunday, January 20. Janie lives in the
senior citizen apartments on Water Street,
while Gib is a resident of Pinecrest Manor.
Congratulations to Janie and Gib.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibson of Goderich,
formerly of Lucknow, quietly celebrated
their fifty-eighth wedding anniversary
Saturday, January 19. Friends and relativ-
es, who braved the stormy weather to join
them, were received in •the friendship
room of the Alexandra Marine and General
Goderich, where Sam is a
patient.
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
• invites You ToWorsitlp With Them On
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27
10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning & afternoon
EVERYONE WELCOME
With all the cold weather where the
thermometer has dropped, the snow kept
on falling, and roads and streets were
slippery, causing many fender benders.
Janet Brooks of highway 86 west was in
town in front of the post office, when the
throttle froze on her vehicle and she was
very lucky when it ended up on the side,
walk in front of Finlay Decorators, with
• only minor damage.
Friday night, a two car accident on
highway. 86 west in a white out condition,
sent George and Pat Gibson, and Jane
West; Maurice Van Osch and' his passeng- r
er to hospital. Pat, with a broken nose and
bruises, and Jane West were treated and
released. Maurice Van Osch had stitches
and' other cuts and bruises. He also was
treated and released. George, at time of
writing, remains in Wingham and District
' Hospital uiider observation. George was on
his way to Wingham, taking his wife Pat
and Jane West to work. They are nurses at
the Wingham and District Hospital. The
accident happened in front of the fain of
Ted Vandervelde, almost the same/place
where Lillian Abbott had an accident about
a month a half ago.
Mrs. Lyman Sutton of Teeswater fell at
their Bradenton,. Florida home and broke
her right wrist.
The 1st Lucknow Scout Troop. went to.
Wingham for a joint meeting with the
Wingham Troop. on Wednesday evening.
The .local Pee Wee team will be playing:
an exhibition game against a Pee Wee
• team from Kalamazoo, Michigan, on Sun-
day, February 17.
We welcome Dr. Eric James Shalon, who
has joined the staff at the Lucknow Medical
Centre. Dr. Shalon came to Lucknow from
Goderich. He is living with Dr. David
Masse! on Ludgard Street in Lucknow.
We wish a speedy recovery to Bill
LUCKNOW UNITED
CHURCH
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M.Div.
Nursery and junior congregation provided
EVERYONE WELCOME
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• Bogues. He was rushed to/ the Wingham
and District Hospital by ambulance with a
respiratory problem in the early hours of
the morning% the second week of January
• and was later transferred to University
Hospital in London.
• Don and Janet Brooks of highway 86
• west have purchased the home and
• property of Arnie Allan, and plan' to move
in shortly. We welcome Don and Janet and
family to Lucknow.
• The Lucknow and Kinloss public school
students have been having Outdoor Educa-
• tion programs this week, at the Mali farm
on the 6thconcession of Kinloss. c It has
been a very interesting week for the
children.
• We are glad to hear that Lorne Reid of
Highway 86 east is doing well at the
University Hospital in London and hopes to
LUCKNOW NEWS
by Geraldine Schlosser
be home soon. Lorne has been hospitalized
about two and a half months.
We are sorry to see Joel Sutton, son of
Donna and Garry Sutton, wearing another
cast. Joel broke his arm on Thursday. He
had a cast removed from the same arm just
• before Christmas.
Sympathy goes to the relatives of the late
Isobel Margaret Macintosh of Hamilton,
who passed away on January 16, 1985 and
rested at the MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Horne, Lucknow. She was formerly
of Lucknow and was a nurse in Hamilton
for many years. ,
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Mac & Cheese •225 G.
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Cottage Cheese •500 G.
WESTON WHITE, 80%, CRACKED WHEAT
Mealtyrne Bread
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Butter Tarts 10,s
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SCHNEIDER'S SIZZLE 'n SERVE
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Potatoes 10 LB. BAG
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LARGE
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Lettuce •
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