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Mr. and Mrs. Tony Steele, of Sedalia, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with an Alaskan cruise with friends this summer. They went from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Whittier, Alaska. They then visited Fairbanks, Alaska.

Helen Wheeler and Tony Steele were married Dec. 23, 1977, in Sedalia, by the Rev. Morris Potter.

Mr. Steele works at Alcan Cable. Mrs. Steele is an office manager at PrintLynx in Sedalia.

They have two children, Tyler Steele and Hillary Steele, both of Sedalia


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