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Births
MULVEY (SHELTON)
Brad, Kim and
big sister Alyssa are
excited to announce
the arrival of their.
son and brother,
Owen Bradley.
Owen was born
March 31, 2009
at Stratford
General Hospital,
weighing 7 lbs 11
oz., 19-3/4" . long.
Owen is the second
grandchild for Al and
Brenda Shelton and •
Keith and Rita . Mulvey and the 24th
great-grandchild for Naida McClinchey. He is
also welcomed by his aunts and uncles. -18x
CURRIE/OPRENCHOK
'Trish and Mark welcome
with love Mackenzie
Victoria, who
arrived early, but
safely on
Thursday, April
9, 2009, at St.
Thomas -Elgin
. Hospital, at 5:10
a.m., weighing 8
lbs. 6 oz., and
measuring 20-1/2"
long. Thrilled
grandparents are Gail .
and Doug Currie
Gotlerich and Andy and Lynn
Oprenchok of St. Thomas. Welcoming
Mackenzie into the family are Uncles and
Aunts: Ray, Shawn, Kim, Julie and Bryan
Currie and Todd,. Derek and Tracy Oprenchok.
Ready to teach their youngest cousin everything
they know are Brooke, Ryan and Ethan Currie
and Hunter and Dylan Oprenchok. Mackenzie
is the ninth great-grandchild for Betty Fisher
of Goderich and smiling down from Heaven
great-grandparents Ray Fisher and Howard
and Jean Currie (McKenzie). —18x
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Holiday Weekends Friday @ 10 a.m.
Cards of Thanks
YOUNG
A big thank you to our family for a great party
for our 60th anniversary, you did it, again.
Thanks for the beautiful cards and best wishes.
Was great to see so many people. Tom and
Margaret Young. —18x
DONOHUE
Although no words can change things, your
expressions of sympathy through your hugs,
words, visits, phone calls, cards, flowers, food,
donations, mass cards were a tremendous
help and comfort during the pain and loss of
our grandson, Kristopher Howe. Thank you
so much for your love and support. Fran and
Gene. —18x
HULLETT PUBLIC SCH OL
Hullett Central Public School wo Id like to
thank everyone who contributed to ur annual
fundraiser auction. It was a huge success,
benefiting our students and staff. Thanks. —18c
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Hnatiuk says no to auto bailouts
From TIME, Page 17
a stay-at-home parent receive $1,000 per
month as a government subsidy so both par-
ents don't have to work outside the home.
"The liberal view is 'We'll build daycares
and take care of your children'," he says. "We
know that parents are the best educators.
We're also the only pro-life party. Life starts
at conception."
These. days, Hnatiuk is often asked two
questions: Why a Christian party and how
can a Christian party govern a secular na-
tion?
Hnatiuk says it's important to understand
the CHP does not seek to convert Canadi-
ans.
"Canada was built on a Christian world-
view," he says. "Most democracies • in the
world are built on a Christian's worldview.
We want to maintain the foundation, not
change everyone into Christians."
As for present-day issues, Hnatiuk, notes
the CHP would not favour a bailout of the
auto industry. He says low-interest loans
could be one solution, but even that would
be a hard sell for his party.
"If a company is going to fail, why post-
pone the agony?" he asks.
His speaking engagements included a pre-
sentation at the Huron Bruce Electoral Dis-
trict Association's annual general meeting on
April 23.
Other area events include an April 28 pre-
sentation at the Oxford Electoral District
Association at John Knox Christian School,
800 Juliana Dr. in Woodstock, with tickets
available in advance at (519) 863-3620. He
will also be at the Perth Wellington District
Association meeting at the Listowel Agri-
culture Hall, located at Highway 86, in Li-
stowel. For tickets or information, call Irma
DeVnes at 1 -866 -388 -3920.1 -le will also be
at the Sarnia Lambton Electoral District As-
sociation' meeting at Wyoming's Royal Ca-
nadian Legion, with registration beginning
at 6:30 p.m., and dinner at 7 p.m. Admission
is $25 for individuals and $45 for couples.
There is also a presentation at London Dis-
trict Christian Secondary School in London,
at 7:30 p.m., May 2.
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appy -90th irthday
CIarenc Alliri
May 4, 2009
Hi Jacob
Middelkamp here..
I am turning 2 on
April 28th. I love
playing outside
and can't wait till
Daddy has my new
play centre up. See
you next year.
Jacob
Hello, Faith
Wilson here
getting ready to
celebrate another
birthday
tomorrow I'll be
turning 7! Mom &
Dad can't believe
where the time has
gone. I'll be having
cake with my
grandparents,
aunts, uncles and
cousins - looking
forward to it! Till
next year...hugs.
Faith Wilson
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Friends and it .
are invited to a.
Stag & Doe
for
Rachel Simpson
and
Tyler Kernighan
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Saltford Valley Hall
9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
DJ
Midnight Lunch
Tickets $5.00 in advance
$8,00 at the door
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HAZEL CRAIG
98 Years
May 1, 2009
Best Wishes
Audrey, Diane, Ron, Barry,
Conner, Cheryl, Carman,
Kyle, Wendy & Jim
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