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ENGAGEMENTS
CASSELL / MUISE
Ross and Valerie Cassell of Stephenville are happy to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Trista to Keith Muise. On Dec.
11, 2008. Both reside in Ft. McMurray, AB. Wedding preparations for
Aug. 2010. Congratulations from family and friends. Love you both ... Dad and
Mom.
HEATH / STRIPE
Heather Heath of Deer Lake and Michael Stripe of Fort
Worth, Texas are pleased to announce their engagement. A March wedding is planned
for Deer Lake.
(Published: Dec. 13, 2008)
HOUSE / LEGGE
Alexander and Lorraine House of Gillams are proud to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Stephanie Alexandra to Darren Stacey,
son of Elsie and the late Isaac Legge. The couple will marry August 2009.
(Published: Dec. 13, 2008)
JESSEAU / MARKEY
Jane and Jerome Jesseau, Corner Brook, are pleased to announce the engagement
of their youngest daughter, Pamela, to Ryan Markey, of Long
Island NY. Ryan is the son of Bill and Gail Markey, New Smyma Beach, Fla.
The couple are living in Jacksonville, Fla. A wedding date has not been set.
(Published: Dec. 13, 2008)
POWER / MARTINEAU
Glen and Jill Power are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer,
to Justin, son of Danny and Karen Martineau of Corner Brook. A wedding
is planned for the summer of 2010. Congratulations and best wishes from all of
our family and friends!
(Published: Dec. 6, 2008)
WALBOURNE / BAKER
The parents of Tracy Walbourne and Jason Baker are pleased to
announce the engagement of their children. Tracy is the daughter of Laura and
Dave Walbourne. Jason is the son of Glenda and Thomas Baker. A wedding has been
set for August 15th, 2009 and will take place in
Corner Brook. Best wishes from family and friends.
(Published: Dec. 20, 2008)
WEDDINGS
50th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
ROBERTS
Congratulations to Edith (nee Barefoot) and Dawson Roberts,
who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary today.
Love from their five children, Cheryl (Darrell), Paul (Rachel), Michael (Melissa),
Allan (Cheryl) and Peter (Arlene). Greetings also come from their eight grandchildren,
Nicole, Casey, Lenard, Timothy, Raymond, Stephen, Spencer and Nathan; and their
one great-grandchild, Alex.
(Published: Dec. 18, 2008)
60th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
O’QUINN
Special anniversary wishes to Dan and Kay O’Quinn of West
Bay on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary on Dec.
26 from their
three children, Sharon (Jack Hynes), Brenda (Ned O’Gorman) and Dan (Peggy);
daughter-in-law Shirley O’Quinn; 11 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren and
many relatives and friends.
(Published: Dec. 24, 2008)
70th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
YETMAN
Michael and Mary Yetman will celebrate their 70th
wedding
anniversary on Dec.
26. They were married in Buchans in 1938 and have spent most of their married
life in Corner Brook where they now reside at Mountainview Estates. Greetings
come from their family and friends especially children Patricia (Larry Dunphy),
Michael (Pearl), Geraldine (Bill Church) and Barbara (Tor Naess).
(Published: Dec. 24, 2008)
Boxing Day a special anniversary for Corner Brook couple
The Western Star December 27, 2008
By Cory Hurley
After 70 years of marriage you can still see a twinkle in their eyes when they
look at each other.
Michael and Mary Yetman, remarkably, celebrated their 70th anniversary at Mountainview
Estates Friday. A church service was held followed by a reception with music
and dancing.
They were both born in Bryant’s Cove, near Harbour Grace, but didn’t meet until
24 years later in Buchans. Mary said Michael was attracted to her good looks,
and love blossomed from there.
They had two children in Buchans, Patricia and Michael, and two more after
moving to Curling (now a part of Corner Brook), Geraldine and Barbara.
After 10 years working the Buchans Mine, Michael worked as a pipefitter at
the paper mill in Corner Brook for some 35 years. He retired in 1977.
When her children were raised Mary went to work part time at both the Colemans
and Kearsey’s clothing stores.
True joy
The couple, now both 94 years of age, spent retirement between summers in Robinsons
and winters in Corner Brook, but travel was their true joy.
Their son Michael worked with external affairs and was often stationed throughout
the world, so they took advantage of that to do some traveling.
Their most memorable trips included a round-the-world trip that went from Toronto
to Los Angeles to Tahiti and New Zealand, while returning through places such
as New Caledonia, Singapore, London and St. John’s.
Michael also had the opportunity to visit Ethiopia and take a safari in Kenya.
He said their relationship had its ups and downs, but they stuck with each
other and persevered. They also have 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
“We have a wonderful family,” Mary said, in their room at Mountainview Estates. “We are so proud that we are close and all get along.”
Her days of “jannying” or mummering, when she liked to play the accordion,
are long behind her, but she still likes to dance, she said.
The Yetmans have been at the seniors residence for more than three years, and
enjoy it immensely.
“We love it here,” Michael said. “It is just like home. The staff are kind
and they treat us great.”
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