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South Surrey’s Bill and Ann Breaks celebrated 70 years of wedded bliss April 22. Joined by friends and family

South Surrey’s Bill and Ann Breaks celebrated 70 years of wedded bliss April 22.

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May. 28, 2014 11:00 a.m.
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South Surrey’s Bill and Ann Breaks celebrated 70 years of wedded bliss April 22. Joined by friends and family, the couple marked the milestone just over a month after their story was documented in an award-winning video.

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