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Stacey and Scott Faurve
Stacey (née Watson), daughter of Larry and Nan Watson,
and Scott Farrell, son of Leigh and Sandy Farrell of
Ottawa, Ontario, were married Sept.15, 1995. After a hon-

eymoon in Cannon Beach, Oregen, the couple now
resides in North Vancouver. Happy first anniversary!

Ujreda antl James:
Nahanee:

James P. Nahanee of the Squamish Nation and Alfreda
(née Thorne) Nahanee were married on Sept. 24, 1946, in
St. Paul's Catholic Church on Mission Indian Reserve No.
1 in North Vancouver. Jim and Freda had 15 children, with
14 still surviving: Jamie, Jerry, Keith, Sheila, Ruth, Scott,
Jan, Eileen, Fran, Grace, Joyce, Tony, Sue and Faye. They
have 28 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, many
nieces and nephews. Jim was the Squamish Nations’ first
business manager and the first native business manager in
Canada who established a self-administration of Indian
Affairs for indian reserves. He was also an elected
Squamish Nation Councillor for four years. Jim served in
the Canadian Army during the Second World War from
November 1943 to March 1946, and received the 1939-
4945 Canadian Voluntary Service Metal with clasp. He also
worked as a Linerman fitter in the '40s for the Burrard
Shipyard in North Vancouver. Freda worked as a welder, at
the Windslow Shipyard on Bainbridge Island, Washington,
from April 22, 1944, to August 1945, when the war ended.
Since 1970 Freda has owned and operated her business,
Authentic Cowichan indian Knits Arts and Crafts shop,
located at their home on Third Street. Happy golden wed-
ding anniversary to you both!

Mary and Bill Fidner

Bill and Mai} Kidner celebrated their 50th wedding

anniversary on Sept. 14. The Kidners were married in
Calgary and have resided on the North Shore since
1956. Happy golden wedding anniversary!

Brenla
Martin
and Ken

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Brenda (née Martin),
daughter of John and
Norma Martin, and Ken
Rutherford, son of
Wayne and Cathy
Rutherford, were mar-
ried May 4 at St. John’s
Anglican Church in
North Vancouver, with a
reception following at
the home of the
groom's parents. After
a honeymoon on
Vancouver Island, they
now reside in
Coquitlam.
Congratulations!

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fe Yyce and Mack Minions

Joyce (née Watson) and Mack Bilinions were married on
Sept. 18, 1946, at St. Stephen's Anglican Church in West
Vancouver, The couple have two children: Bob Minions
and Marilyn Kleaman. Happy golden wedding anniversary!

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Derek and Brydon Erin Green will be celebrating their
second wedding anniversary Aug. 27. Derek and his fam-
ily emigrated from Scotland 30 years ago and have been

North Shore residents since then. The happy couple now
reside in Vancouver. Congratulations!

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Sherry and Sean
Millington
BC Lion and owner of Gen2000 video game store ir
North Vancouver, Sean Millington, married ICSC
employee Sherry on May 9 at the gazebo in the park al

English Bay. Following a Caribbean cruise, the coupld
now reside in North Vancouver. Congratulations! -

Helen and Nis SOGHEN.

from Denmark, and are now ceiebrating their silver wed
ding anniversary Sept. 18 with their two children, Ola an
Peter. Happy 25th wedding anniversary!

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