Olly Penner was one of five recipients of the Queen's Golden Jubilee Award in the Altona area. This award was put in place to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's 50th year as the Queen of England. The award recognizes individuals who have made a large impact on their own communities in Canada. The five recipients in this photograph from left to right are: Henry Thiesen of Rosenort, Ted Friesen of Altona, Myrna Stark of Morris, George Gushuliak of Emerson, and Olly Penner of Altona. They received their medals at the Altona Civic Centre. There were 20 recipients of this medal in all of Manitoba.
3 Adrian siblings of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Left to right they are: Wesley, Timothy, and Elaine Adrian. Their parents are Johannes "John" and Helen (Schellenberg) Adrian.
A drawing by Agatha Braun of Niverville, Manitoba. This drawing has a few different schools of fish as well as some birds flying through the sky. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.
A drawing done by Agnes Friesen of New Bothwell, Manitoba. The drawing is of a girl bottle feeding a lamb. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.
A drawing done by Alfred Peters of Gnadenthal, Manitoba. This picture shows three rabbits eating carrots with a man standing nearby. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.
A drawing done by 8 year old Andrew Kuhl of a young girl feeding a rabbit a leaf of lettuce. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.
A celebration at Anna (Wolters) and Steven Penner's house after Olly Penner received her Golden Jubilee Award. Anna and Steven can be seen on the left side behind the kitchen's island.
