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Fast-Dueck Harold and Nettie (Dueck) Fast Thank and Praise the Lord for Giving Them 65 Wonderful Years Together MAY 8. 2014 THE CARILLON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ALBUM PAGE 1 65th Fast-Dueck Harold and Nettie (Dueck) Fast thank and praise the Lord for giving them 65 wonderful years together. They were married at the Kleefeld E.M. Church on June 12, 1949 with Rev John R. Friesen offi ciating. They were blessed with six wonderful children, 15 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Nettie worked as a homemaker while Harold worked for the municipality of Hanover for 45 years. They are now enjoying their retirement years gardening, bird watching and spending time with family 2014 and friends. Supplement to The Carillon May 8, 2014 PAGE 2 THE CARILLON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ALBUM MAY 8. 2014 th 60 Kehler-Peters William (Bill) Kehler and Katharina (Tina) Peters were mar- ried on Oct. 17, 1954. They operated a family dairy farm on Ekron-Oswald Road in La Broquerie until retirement in 1990. They built a house in Steinbach and continued to garden and en- th joy freedom to travel. They recently sold their home and reside at th Fernwood. They have been blessed with a family of seven chil- 60 dren, 15 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren with one on 60 Hildebrandt-Friesen the way. They are thankful for God’s abundant blessings. Dueck-Derksen Jake D. Hildebrandt and Susan Friesen were married in Stu- Frank and Sara (nee Derksen) Dueck were married on June 20, artburn, MB on Oct. 12, 1954. Jake, a retired teacher, and Susan, 1954 – 60 years married. They have three children, five grand- a retired nurses’ aid, were both born in Stuartburn. They live in children and five great-grandchildren. Stuartburn and raised seven children. th 50 Beange-Happychuk Happy 50th wedding anniversary! Murray and Luba Beange (Happychuk) met in Churchill, MB and were married on Aug. th th 15, 1964 at the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Sundown, MB. They moved and settled in the Niagara Falls area where they 60 60 still reside. Murray retired as superintendent from the Ontario Penner-Friesen Penner-Thiessen Paper Mill after 30 years and Luba from 36 years in education as George Penner and Marion Friesen were married Aug. 15, John Penner and Tina Thiessen were married on June 27, 1954. teacher/physical and health education consultant/professor with 1954 in the Winkler Bergthaler Church. After a fire in 1961 that Their wedding took place at the John P. Thiessen farm in Roseau Churchill/Niagara Falls Catholic School Board and Brock Uni- destroyed seven Winkler businesses including Penner Meats and River. John and Tina started their marriage in Grunthal, moved versity. The couple continues to enjoy an active healthy lifestyle Groceries, they moved to Steinbach. George went into real es- to Pansy for a few years and then moved to Roseau River where playing golf, tennis, biking, gardening, travelling and family. tate and became the owner of Century 21 George Penner Realty. they lived until retirement. They moved to Steinbach in 2008 Marion was involved in music as a soloist and pianist. They have where they now reside. They have been blessed with five chil- two sons Brian and Robert, living with enVision, son Harold (de- dren, Katherine and Len, Elizabeth and Ike, Edward and Yvonne, ceased Mar. 10, 2014) and daughter Valerie and family living in David and Joyce, William and Brenda, 16 grandchildren and 25 Minneapolis. great-grandchildren. ZIMMERMANN - NEFF food to Wilfred and Gudrun were married March 9, 1974 in Waldkatzenbach, Germany. They are currently Oma’s living in St Pierre where they own and operate Oma’s celebrate Schnitzel Stube. They have a son, a daughter and six grandchildren. Schnitzel Stube • anniversaries • graduation 601 Sabourin St. South enjoy world class food and • mother’s day • father’s day (On Hwy. 59 S) We sell real German sausage: bratwurst; service close to home! liverwurst; weisswurst; cold cuts & more! St. Pierre 204-433-7726 MAY 8. 2014 THE CARILLON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ALBUM PAGE 3 th th 50 50 Boychuk-Ewacha Beckman-Reimer George, son of the late Matt M. and Mary Boychuk of Sun- th Norman Sydney, son of Harry and Adela Beckman, and Mar- down, married Linda, daughter of the late Pete and Olive Ewacha garet Lydia, daughter of David and Emma Reimer, were married of Winnipeg, on Nov. 21, 1964 at the Blessed Virgin Mary Catho- 50 Sept. 19, 1964. They farmed in the Friedensfeld area until March lic Church in Winnipeg. They lived in Sprague for 38 years and Braun-Wall 2011 when they moved to Blumenort. Margaret has also worked were both employed for the Manitoba government. They retired Henry and Mary Braun (Wall) were married on Feb. 16, 1964 for Homecare for many years. They raised four children: Lisa in 2003 and moved to their farm in Sundown. They were blessed and came to Canada in 1973 where they worked on a poultry (Ryan Dute) of Dallas, TX; Steven (Barb) of La Broquerie; Linda with one daughter, Rhonda (Allen) Levenec. They enjoy and are farm. They are now both retired. They have eight children: John McClung of Victoria, BC; and Sheldon (Christine) of Dufresne. very proud of their three grandchildren, Danielle (Neil), Derek (Lisa), Henry (Christine), Anna (Peter Wall), Mary (Steve Pe- Their four grandchildren, Zachary, Adayla, Jayden and Tyrell, (Ashlee) and Dannalee (Chris). They are anxiously awaiting the ters), Peter (Lisa), Abie (Lisa), Tina (Rod Klassen) and Willy help to keep them busy and entertained. arrival of their first great-grandchild in July. (Susan), as well as 20 grandchildren. th 50 Falk-Loeppky th Alvin, son of the late Ben and Elsie Falk, and Lydia, daugh- ter of the late Jacob and Wanda Loeppky, all of Niverville, were th 50 married in Niverville on Aug. 1, 1964. They are third genera- Chenier-Jolicoeur tion farmers on the family farm near Niverville. Besides assisting 50 Roger and Ida (Jolicoeur) Chenier from South Junction are Alvin on the farm, Lydia was a teacher and substitute teacher Fehr-Ginter celebrating their 50th anniversary on Nov. 28, 2014. They have for years. They have four children: Sheldon (Cynthia), Lorraine Abe and Agatha (Ginter) Fehr were married on Nov. 14, 1964 three daughters and four grandsons. Monique Chenier resides in (Harv Barkman), Jason (Chantelle) and Kevin (Zoe), 11 grand- at the Grunthal CMC. They have seven children, 22 grandchil- Calgary. Maurice, Nicole, Tyler and Colby Vinet live in Vassar. children and one grandson-in-law. They still enjoy farming, gar- dren and one deceased grandson. They enjoy going camping, Deanna, Randy, Brady and Cole Matthys reside in La Salle. dening, reading, church involvement and handwork (Lydia). music festivals and fishing. They both still love country living. SPECIALTY CAKES ONE-OF-A-KIND CAKES STEINBACH SHOPPERS PLAZA FOR YOUR Unit 104 - 276 Main St. ONE-OF-A-KIND DAY! 204-326-4115 PAGE 4 THE CARILLON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ALBUM MAY 8. 2014 th th 50 50 th Gobeil-Jutras Lacasse-Neveux Lucien (Lou) Gobeil of Otterburne, MB, son of the late Ed- 50 Congratulations to Simone (Neveux) and Edmond Lacasse ward and Emma Gobeil, and Monique Jutras of Letellier, MB, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Apr. 11. daughter of the late Paul and Tras Jutras, were married on May Kumhyr-Garton Simone, daughter of Wilfrid Neveux and Jeanne Nault, and 16, 1964 in Letellier, MB with Father Fontaine officiating. Lou Allan and Billie (Willa Garton) Kumhyr were married 50 Edmond, son of Aurele Lacasse and Ida Gobeil, were married was shop foreman for Klason in the truck industry. Monique years ago on May 2, 1964. Allan worked in logging in winter and in St Pierre with Father Lavoie officiating. Offspring are Char- worked at the Bank of Nova Scotia and for the Louis Riel School construction in summer all his life. Billie ran K&B Kitchen for maine, Brigitte and Jason (Gisella) and grandchildren are Sky- Division. They are both retired and reside in Glenlea, MB. They 16 years with her mother-in-law and then at West Hawk Lake for lar, Chanelle, Dominic and Alessia who offer their most sincere have two children and six grandchildren: Lisa (Emile Wallack), eight years. They have three daughters, Sher (deceased), Tracy wishes of happiness, health and longevity. Simone, a financial Chad, Tanya and Lynne; Lynne (deceased) (Garth Gawron), Dil- and Gayle; and two grandchildren, Zander (8) and Kenzi (3). Al- advisor, and Edmond, an educator, retired in 1997 and reside in lon, Logan and Bryton. lan and Billie reside at East Braintree, MB. St Pierre. th th 50 50 th Laliberte-Gohl Martens-Toews Arthur (Bud) Laliberte married Diana Gohl on Nov. 7, 1964. Herm Martens of Rosenort and Eleanor Toews of Steinbach 50 They have lived most of their lives in the Dugald area where they were married Aug. 8, 1964 at the E.M.B. Church by Rev Sam raised two sons: Buddy and Jacqueline and their family, Darryl Peters-Fehr Epp. Herm and Eleanor operated hog, poultry and grain farms. and Amy, Cody, Kelsey and their son Gabriel; Daniel and Nadine Gilbert Peters of Steinbach, MB, son of Jacob H. and Maria Herm was the reeve of the R.M. of Morris for 15 years, an auc- and their family, Amber and Avery. Bud retired from the City Peters, married Anne Fehr of Morden, MB, daughter of Henry tioneer and he served on many local committees. They retired of Winnipeg and now enjoys his summers camping at Winnipeg E. and Helena Fehr, on May 29, 1964 at the Grace Mennonite to Steinbach in 2012. Their children are: daughter Cheryl mar- Beach. Diana retired from nursing and now enjoys her time in her Church in Steinbach with Rev G.S.
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