The Citizen, 1990-05-30, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1990.
Couple marks golden day Iiondesboro
On Wednesday, May 29, 1940,
Audrey Hamilton and Robert
Thompson were married in Moore
field United Church with the recep
tion at the bride’s home. Fifty
years later they celebrated this
anniversary on Saturday with their
family and friends at the Londes-
boro Church by hosting an Open
House.
Tea was served by Genevieve
Allen, Helen Lee, Clara Riley and
Florence Snell. At the family
dinner that followed the guests
included their best man, brother
Vaudyn, the bridesmaid Evelyn
Gordon of Kitchener, Irene Ham
mond the soloist and Helen Match-
ett the pianist.
Bob and Audrey were thrilled by
the response to the open house and
overwhelmed by the gifts and good
wishes they received.
People attend
anniversary
celebrations
The best wishes of the commun
ity are extended to Bob and Audrey
Thompson on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary. An open
house was held for them on
Saturday afternoon at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Mrs. Laura
Lyon and sister Edythe Beacom
attended the 40th wedding anni
versary of Bob and Isabelle Brem-
ner at Brussels Community Centre
on Saturday evening.
Pancake
breakfast,
June 10
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, May 27 were
Garnet and Margaret Wright. Ush
ers were Lindsey Salverda, Jenni
fer Szusz, Karen Bergsma and
Murray Whyte. It was Communion
Sunday.
The sermon topic was “As We
Forgive Those who Sin against
Us”.
Bible Study will be held at Gail
Dobies in Auburn on Friday, June 1
at 1:30 p.m.
Next Sunday, June 3 will be
promotion of Sunday School child
ren. Sunday, June 10 a pancake
breakfast will be held by the
Sunday School before the service.
Junior choir practice is on Satur
day, June 2 at 10 a.m.
Music night
inspirational
An inspirational hour of scripture
and music was very much enjoyed
by all present at Londesboro church
on Sunday evening when the
sing-a-long with the Blyth Festival
Singers, an evening of gospel
hymns, was held.
Greeters were Harry Lear and
Berty Lyon. A special thanks is to
be extended to Director Angus
Sinclair, Carol Carter, Rob Hutch
inson and the other Festival singers
and soloist Pam Gethke for such a
good evening of song.
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
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Bob and Audrey Thompson celebrated 50 years of marriage
with an open house at Londesboro United Church on Saturday.
The couple was married at Moorefield on May 29, 1940. For
many years they operated Thompson’s General Store in
Londesboro. They received congratulations from Governor
General Ray Hnatyshyn among others.
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to each and every
resident of Londesboroughfor the wonderful barbeque; it was a
perfect gift. Your thoughtfulness and generosity is greatly
appreciated.
Love Annette & Greg Brunkard
On the night of the car accident,
Bruce was not expected to live. For
tunately. a specially equipped and
staffed trauma unit was ready and
standing by at a nearby hospital.
This special facility helped Bruce
beat the odds and he has returned
to work.
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