The Huron Expositor, 1987-04-01, Page 11-GRADUATES
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JAMES R. CAMPBELL, still of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Campbell, graduated from
Fanshawe College at June convocation on
June 19, 1986. Jim is a graduate of SDHS and
is presently employed at National Trust in .
Stratford.
I WEDDINGS
HENRIEITE REININIK; daughter of
Frank.and Jacoba Reinink, R.R.4 Walton,
graduated from "Bruno's School of Hair
Design" on July 18, 1986. She successfully
completed her government examination and
is now a licensed hair stylist. She is presently
. emplOyed at "'rile Right House Hairstyling
Salon" in Dundas -Hamilton.
W 0 IFE—M ACRAE
The families of Eileen Wolfe and Don
MacRae wish to announce the marriage of
• their parents which took place at St. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church in Dublin on
Saturday, February 14, 1987.
Father Carrigan was the celebrant, as-
sisted by Pastor Ted Radke of Grace Lutheran
Church, Mitchell. The • bride was given in
marriage by her son Bill Wolfe of Mitchell
while Sharon Peeling was matron of honor for
her mother. James D. MacRae of London was
best man for his father. A dinner and
reception, catered by Mrs. Velma Miller of
Seaforth, was held in the Dublin Community
Centre. Following a trip to Southern Florida,
the couple will reside in Dublin.
, Cindereild• ' frI
pageant entries
now being. accepted
Entries are now being accepted for the
1987 Canadian Cinderella Girl Pageant to
• be held June 12-14, 1987 at the Holiday Inn
in Orillia, Ontario. Cinderella Girl Pageant
. is the largest scholarship Children's Pa'
geant in the ..00rld with over $100;000 in
cash and scholarsliips'. Young ladies ages
3-17 years of age are oligible. Send photo,
• name, age, address and iolephone number
before April 30, 1987 to: Canadian Cinder-
ella Girl Pa eant, 4-67 Fittons bd., East,
Orillia, Ont. V -2-J27(705-1-325:01-43.
PEOPLE
mom.
Douglas W right of Kanata, spent a few
days last week visiting his parents on John
St., Seaforth, due to the serious illness of his
father Art W right who is a patient at Clinton
Community Hospital.
BIRTHS
VAN DE W A LLE: Paul and Maureen are
pleased to announce the birth of their third
daughter Karen Ellyn, born Wednesday,
March 18 at St. Marys Memorial Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz. To welcome Karen
home are sisters Sarah and Lisa and
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delaney of
Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Van De
W alle of St. Marys.
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Bad week
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Capone)?
Before any of my regular readers (and I
count the ones who only read this because
they thought "From This Angle," meant it
was a column about geometry) decides to
rebuke me as a disrespectful heathen. I want
to point out that I have nothing but respect for
people with .incere religious beliefs. Union;
tunately, I can't count people who exploit
their audiences by offering "salvation" in
return fora donation. So, !haven° respect for
television evangelists.
Oral Roberts has proven by this latest
episode that he is a Sick man. He needs help
sure, but it shouldn't cost $8 million to get
him a shrink.
However, if, by what he has done, he has
managed to cast a pall of suspicion over
himself and others in his field and eauses
them all to late support he may at last, albeit'
inadvertently, have done some good.
•
OBITUARIES 1
Regretfully, by MM. E Donald Stuart the
nettles of the Clergymen, the Rev. John T.
„Deaton and the Rev. Hugh Moorehouse who
conducted and presided at the service of Rev,
E. Donald Stuart. held at the Mentorial
Funeral Home at 546 King SL. London, were
omitted in the Obituary Notice of March 10,
1987.
MACGREGOR: Scott and Mary -Ann
(Heynsbergen) announce with joy the safe
arrival of their first born son Matthew Scott,
March 16, 1987, weighing 10 lbs. 71/2 (v.
Proud grandparents are Ron and Mildred
MacGregor, Kippen and Martin, and Diane
Heynsbergen, Seaforth.
BUTSON : Jeff, Janice and Stacey are pleased
to announce the safe arrival of Bevan Jeffrey,
on February 21, 1987 weighing 5 lbs. 6 oz. at
St. Joseph's Hospital. Proud grandparents
are Bessie Campbell and Jack and Wilma
Butson.
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Mercedes McCowan. of Egrnontiville, died
Menday. March 30, istri at University
.Hospital in London. She was 49.
Mrs. McCowan is survived by her husband
PeterMcCowanJr.. son Michael Eugene and
his wife. Sandy of Seaforth and daughters
Michelle and Kelly Lynn at [Ionia
• Also Surviving are brothels George, Peter, .
Adolph, and Richard and siste_ra, &mature,
Joan, Theresa, Latrerria Irene, Ge.raldine
and Betty Lou.
McCowan was predeceased by her
parenta. Adolph and Mary Alexander.
Fiends may call at the Whitney-Ribey
Finietal Heine, 87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth
until 11 ant Thursday when Mass of the
ClitiStieri Bung will be held et SI James
Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth.
JULIA CARMELMALONE
J. tatmel Malone died Sunday. March 22,
1987 at the Seaforth Community Hospital.
She was 84.
The former Julia Cannel Moms.she ,
survived by her husband Erimi1t and
daughter -In-law Audrey O'Rourke,
Also surviving are two grandcbitdren.
Robert and Anne Marie MOone, and attster,
SisterSt. tuke,,ofMiiiintSt...10Sellih; London.
She was predeceased by son Alfred;
grandson qatt,, brothers. Joseph, James.
PerguSaild kink aridtiaters, Mary Ress and
Loretta.
Friends were received at the Vi/hitney-
Who Fhneral genie and a Mass of the
Chbatian Burial was held March 24 at St.
JamesRomafl tithOlieChniihSeafOrth with
Pdhertabianaofileiating.Slithig,Interineifit
ColUinhair teineteryi, ;
Pallbearers were; Theo Mekudy. Wm.
Motets, Pat Malone. Tom Malone, Bob
Malone add Wan Barry.
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the undersigned by:
12:00 Noon, APRIL 10, 1987
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Qualifications
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2. Ability to keep good records.
3. Ability to communicate with public.
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