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www.pantagraph.com The Pantagraph Sunday, November 22, 2009 E3 Milestones mm i i 65th for Ben, Selby Hubbard 50th for William, Joyce Maitland 65th for Edwin, Margaret Bork BLOOMINGTON Edwin and Margaret Bork of Bloomington will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Bork and Margaret Clark were married Nov. 26, 1944, at the Methodist Church in Piper City. Their attendants were Ruth Clark Kerber and Roland Bork. They are the parents of Larry (Nancy), Jacksonville; Lynn (Debbie), Bloomington; Robert, Bloomington; and James, who is deceased.

They have five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. He retired from farmingtrucking in 1985. Yvonne Hubbard, Bell-flower; Cal (Vivian) Hubbard, Normal; Selby (Debbie) Hubbard, Normal; and Joe (Mona) Hubbard, Mansfield. They have nine grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. He was dean of the College of Education at Illinois State University.

He retired in 1982. BLOOMINGTON Ben and Selby Hubbard of Bloomington celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary with an extended family celebration dinner Nov. 8 at Westminster lage, Bloomington. Hubbard and Selby Stafford were married Nov. 8, 1944, at The Presbyterian Church of Gopdman, Miss.

They are the parents of BLOOMINGTON William and Joyce Maitland of Bloomington are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Maitland and Joyce Hutchinson were married Nov. 20, 1959, at Second Presbyterian Church, Bloomington. Their attendants were John Maitland Jr. and Judy I I ili i t.

i A 1 I dg I 1 Li 1 50th for Wayne, Kay Hammer 50th for Phillip, Janice Long 25th for Rory, Tammy White Holman. They are the parents of William Denver, Shelly (James) Cole, Bloomington; and Kevin (Dede), Belleville. They have 10 grandchildren. He owned Maitland Heating Cooling until retiring in 2002. She is employed by State Farm Insurance Cos.

were Larry Long and Beverly Donnan. They are the parents of Lauri (Ed) Torbert of Clinton and Rodney Long of Rockford. They have three grandchildren. He retired in 2001. She works in medical records at Dr.

John Warner Hospital in Clinton. It. Breedlove of Normal. They have two grandchildren. He retired from General Electric in 1987.

She retired as Zeta Tau Alpha food manager in 2001. Schroeder They are the parents of Jacob Schroeder and Keanan Schroeder, both at home. He is a teacher at Lexington High School. She is lead information technology architect at State Farm Insurance Cos. 24 Hour Licensed Nursing Supervision Respite Oaf Care Available Personalized Assistance Family Education Support SocialRecreation Activities Specially Trained Caregivers I FAIRBURY-Wayne and Kay Hammer of Fairbury will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m.

Dec. 6 at Indian Creek Country Club, Fairbury. Hammer and Kay Troyer were married Dec. 6, 1959, at the First Christian Church in Gibson City. Their attendants were Carolyn Svedlund and 1 4 dants were Teri Elzy Jean and Mark Neff.

They are the parents of Corey of St. Louis, and Nicholas of Bloomington. He is a systems analyst, and she is a business analyst. Both work at State Farm Insurance Cos. great grandchildren.

He farmed and still helps out when needed. She taught home economics at Lexington High School for a few years and then was a substitute teacher. Minutes at Duayworxs neipyou iook i i BLOOMINGTON Rory and Tammy White of Bloomington celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a trip to Maui. White and Tammy Elzy were married Nov. 24, 1984, at Smyser Christian Church, Gays.

Their atten 60th for Melvin, Mary Lou Schuler LEXINGTON Melvin and Mary Lou Schuler of Lexington will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at a later date. Schuler and Mary Lou Bossingham were married Nov. 27, 1949, at Stanford Presbyterian Church. Their attendants were Franklin Rhoda and Joan Bossingham Graff. They are the parents of Dwight Schuler, Lexington; Luann (Bryon) Lun-dell, Phoenix, and Paul (Kelly) Schuler, Lexington.

They have six grandchildren and two uei i Vfcflrili'Krl i CLINTON Phillip and Janice Long of Clinton will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 28 at Lane Christian Church. Long and Janice West were married Nov. 22, 1959, at Clinton Christian Church.

Their attendants 60th for Harold, Mary Brewer BLOOMINGTON Harold and Mary Brewer of Bloomington celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. Brewer and Mary L. Francis were married N6v. 18, 1949, at Hudson Methodist Church. Their attendants were Ralph and Peggy Miller.

They are the parents of Rick (Donna) Brewer of Delavan and Cheryl (Mike) 25th for Al, Kaye TOWANDA Al and Kaye Schroeder of Towan-da will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a small family celebration. Schroeder and Kaye South were married Nov. 24, 1984, at the United Methodist Church, Enfield. 25th for Randy, Jill McCulloh Donald Hammer. They are the parents of Ted (Sherry) Hammer, Toledo, Ohio, and David (Denise) Hammer, Fairbury.

They have two grandchildren. He retired as a broker for Commodities. She is a retired speechlanguage pathologist for schools in Livingston County. bury. They are the parents of Trevin (Krystal) McCulloh, Fairbury; Carlee (Andrew) Gerber, LeRoy; and Tanner McCulloh, Chenoa.

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