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10 The WORLDWIDE NEWS ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday, March 12, 1984 IDRTHANNOUNCEMENT BIRTHS ABERCROMBIE. Frank Ind Cyn'hla (WI"er), o. Jack,onville, Fla., boy, Brian Dwight, feb. 2. 8:-48 p.m" 5 pound. II0000nc ••. 1tOW 1 boy, 19if1. ARNOlD, Peterlnet Mlrilyn (SandelO, of snrlVepM, ll., gil1,Lluren Emlty,Jln. t8. 9:40p.m., 9 pound. 21i ouncl'.'rat child. BEATH, Ro .. and GIl,. (HaKord). ot Par1h, Au.lr.I~. girl. K..thlll"M Marie, Jln, 23. 8;52 I .m" 8 pound" now2~,I"irt BLACKWELL. Bfuce and Jane (Scholar), 01 AIIhlvilll, N.C., boy, Trevor Joseph, Jln. 15. 9:29 •. m .• epoundIl12~ •• now lboy,101rl. BLUE. Dfovid IfldPamela (Farley). of P ... ct.n., boy, Rya" David, feb. 11. 2:28I.m" 8 pound_ Boone .. , now2boyl. POundl 7011ncea. now I boy. 2 g.irli. RVAN. GordOll Ind Lyn (F.How.), ot Briabl ne. Aualr.liI, boy. Kelly Gorclon. Fe b. 7, " :18 p .m" II poundI80uncel.now2boY.,loirt. RVAN. P.I Ind Keren (D.y). 01 101_ Plymouth. New Z .... IId. boy. CI.lg Anthony. Ocl. 2.1:15 p .rn .. 5 poundll"ounc"a.lnlchlld. SCHMIOT, Glry .nd Jllnie (Plter.en). 01 Gl.nd R'pilll, MIIII'I .. 011'1. Rebecc. J"n, Dec. 28. 2:25 •. m., 8poundI3ounc ... Ir.lchild. ST. PIERRE. Tr.cy .nd Krilti (W.ng ....... ). 01 Om.NI, Neb .. boy,Miten.IICawood. Jln. 22. 12:12 '.m .• 7 poundl 21!o ounce •• tit .. child. WATSON. IIIy·Joe .nd N.ney (Nicholea). 01 New Orieen',L •.,boy,ChrillopherJoe.Feb.10,8pound• I II!o 0IIfIC", now 1 boy. 2gll1 • • WATSON. Richard.nd LIndI (MOOon), ofP ... denI, girt. Menyro.e V.lor •• Feb. 11." p.m., 11 poundl" ounc ... now 2(1ir11. .nnounc. the engagemenl 01 tfleoir d.ughlerOebr. Kilen AndeflOll of Phoeni •• Aril .• to Allon DougI.1 Benn ... 01 Bertde .... MICh.,'on ot Mr. and 1.4.1 Lynn C Benner. Both are aenlor. I ' PI .. den" AmblS8Idor Cotlege. AMay 14wedding l. pIBnned. Mr. . nd Mrl. GlenL Rucker ot Wichill. Kin., are pla'lId 10 .nnounce Ihe eng.gemenl 01 Iheir d.ughler Juli. Lin to Robert L. Hildebt.nd. Ion 01 DolhleHildebr.nd01 LOIIi.btII'g. K.n. Th.wedding wiUl.k.plle.MBrch311nWichit. WEDDINGS We'd like to let the readers of The Worldwide News know about your new baby as soon as it arrives. Just fill out this coupon and send it to the address given as soon as possible after the baby is born. Our coupon b.b.,. this iuve i. Kevin D.niel Pearlon. Ion ot Ken.nd GI.nda Pearllon 01 p.lm Harbor. Fla. BIATH ANNOUNCEMENT 'THE WORLDWIDE HEWS' BOX tl1 PASADENA. CALIF •• it 123, U.S.A. BROCIOroIAN. NeiI.1M:! Kathy (Gora). of King,lon, Ont., boy, Jona"'-tl Oukl, Jan. 20, 7: 15 p.m .. II pound.a20UM: •• ,now lboy. lgirI. WIESMAN ...... and JIone (MiHIIt), 01 Cincinlllti. OhIo. girl • ..kIIle AM. Feb. 7.11:15 p.m .• 7 pounda 4 OUI'IU .... llchi1c1. Last name Father's first name I Mother's first name CAMACHO. AulYI and loleta (Gr.en..IY). 01 Falmouth, Antigua. boy, RIfIlIo Anlonlo. Jan. 28, 7 •. m .. 8pound,'5ocmcl •. nowlboy,lgltt. CHAMBERS. Oavid atId Debbie (Rlin.), of Salem. Or ... girl. JeMifetKey. J.n. 22, 11:08p.m., 8poune., now2g1!1 •. COCKRELL. Tim .nd C.lhy (LIICI'), of Ken .. a City. Mo .. boy. M.tkLIICI., Feb. 11 ,8:" I •. m .• 7 pound. 13110l0HlC", 'fllchild. COOf>EA. Thome •• ndCheryl (Ahorth).oIPOtfIIIId, Or . .. girl. 0._ 04m •• J.n. 20. 2:-43 ' .m.• 8 pound. e oune .., now I boy, 2 gll1 • . DANIELS. Chuck .1Id L.,,_ (Smilh), of AttingtOll. Till. .. boy. M.tItIew D."IcI, Jan. 30. 10:-40 ' .m.. 7 pound. II 0UI'IU'.1f8t ehiId. DENNV, .... rtI .1Id Judith (.... nningl. of P.SldeM. boy .... lchIIelAndr_. Fib. 20. 3:3O • • m .. 7 pound.e ounc",now3boy1.1glrl. DeSANTO. R.y.1Id Keren (J.nelllo). of Pilteburgh. P • ., boy. MichIe! RI'fI'IIOI\CI. -'-n. Hi. 7:06 p.m .• e pound.301.1ftC ... nowlboy.lglI'I. DITZEL. p.l.r .nd M.ry Belh (R.ynold'). 01 P ... deNI. boy.Jon.lhen RllueU. Fe!). 17, ":2" ' .m .• e pound ... OI.IIIC ••• If.t cI'IiId. ENGAGEMENTS MR. AND MRS. REGWINN BORROW Mother's malden name Baby's sex o Boy OGlrl Month of birth Church area or cltv of resldence/'State/countrv Baby's first and middle names Day of month Number of sons you now have· ·Includlng newborn Time of day ~rwe l9ht OA.M. OP,M. Number of daughters you now have· 3·84 Avril R.be. daughillt of Mr . • niI Mr •. Clift R.be of the Johanneiburg. South Alrlc •. chUlcft. Ind John McC.rtlty, _ 01 Dr .• 1Id Mrl. Roy MeCirthy ...... united in m.nilge J.n. 15 in JohenMilburg. The ceremony was performed by Dr. McC.rthy. reglot\l! direelorlortheChurchlnlOuthernAfrica. DREWNIAK ..... wric •• nd Jo." (Kyrylllk). 01 Winnipeg. MIn .. girt, ~ UU""', JI". 8, 8:18 p.m .• 8 pound'. now I boy. I girt ELLlOn, M.!colm.nd .... rillnn" (GIIbet1). ofW.co. T.~ .• QIr1 .... ~ ... GI~.Feb .2. 12: 15p.m .• 7pound. 8 OUI'IU', now 2 boy •• I gift. FORD. Mik •• 1Id C.to! (Rltenl)eugh). 01 0.1"1, Tn. .• boy, Cody Rhy" Feb. g. 8:30 '.m.• 10 j)OIIlId. 8 OIKICtI',now I boy.2glrll. DENNIS KUHNS AND BETH NOEL Mr. and"'. Eugen. Noel of the Voung.town, Ohio. etwrch.nlh to .nnovnc.lhe eng.getIIlftl of IheIr 6eIvghletBetnloo.nn;,KIII'In •• _0I1rotr. • ndMrI. Lel/l Kuhnl 01 the canton. Ohio. chvrch. An Apf~ 8 wedding II pllnnad in C.nW-eld. Ohio. FOWLER. Roger .nd J.nnil., (Know'''). 01 BoreNmwood, EngI.nd. boy. Richerd D.'Iid ChIne •. Dee. g. 1:20 •. m .. 8 pound. 5 ovnc". now 3 boy •. FULLER, Stephen .nd Judi (Hud_l. of Hou.tOll, T ••.• boy, Slmue! Mllthlll, Now-. 7. 10:"5 '.m.• 8 pound. 8 OIIACI •• now 2 boy .. t girl. HADEN. JIoy .nd Cllity (SI."phitr). of Ka" ... C/t)', Mo .• boy, Log.n oe., J.". 1,2:43 ' .m., 7 pounda 8'11 oune ... 'tllch~d . HARMER, Peler .nd Ann (Glennll), 01 Abefcs.en, Scoillond. boy. Geofge Christopher. Feb. I .....:t5 p.m .• 7 poundl 5 0IIfICe1, 1f.1 child. HIBBS. John .ndAnn (Heyt
Monday, March 12, 1984 Parliament (Continued from page 2. all 434 Euro-MPs (Members of Parliament). But Luxembourg'shilltopseuing is both inspiring and conducive to clear thinking. Naturally, suggestions of saving money by moving the whole operation to Brussels are opposed by Letters TO THE EDITOR (Continued from page 2. Third tithe This open teller to members oJGOO'$ Church WO.f wrillen by Dennis Diehl, pastor of the London. Somerset and Middlesboro, Ky., congregations. For me it is past time to write you a Rotear thanks on behalf orthose I serve, for your unfailing faith in support of the widow and orphan in the Church of God. Having pastored for 10 years in the mOTe affluent churches of the Northeast United States. and now moving to an area of the country where life can mostly consist of needs and not wants, let me assure you all that your obedience to Christ in this area translates into genuine relief and hope for many of the brethren in this area of the country. Were I not able, on behalf of the Church. to offer some real aid through these times for many, J truly would feel as if I were only saying "be warmed and filled" and leaving some without ' any hope or practical assistance. I feel that you who can give whal God has blessed you with need to know that you are doing a real work in the lives of many of your brethren. Christ commands us to pray for one another. but in these things we can also have the means to do for one another. As a responsible pastor it is my responsibility to be sure the needs are genuine and that those in need are doing their individual part to help themselves. But without your faithful giving. I would spend many sleepless nights worrying about how to help those whose hearts are right and whose eyes are genuinely on the goal in the Church of God. Thank you. on their behalf. for they would thank you all if they COUld. and on my behalf for the means to be adoer and not a hearer only! Dennis Diehl Somerset. Ky. France and Luxembourg. Nobody wants to lose the money generaled by the presence of bureaucratic bodies. Nonetheless. commuting between three cities costs theCommunity more than S7 million annually. I n addition valuable time is lost in transit. Remember. Euro-MPs must also cope with normal trave! between their constituencies and Common Market headquarters. The European Parliament is composed of Conservatives, Christian Democrats, Liberals. Socialists and a small number of Communists. Some 20 members even call themselves Independents. The fundamental problem with the European Parliament is that it is a legislative body without an executive. That is roughly equivalent to the U.s. Congress without a president. Real power rests individually with the 10 governments of the Common Market. Will the Euro-Parliament eventually exercise great powers . in Europe in both the economic and political spheres? Will it come to possess much greater power and influence than the 10 national parliaments? Only time will tell. Consider carefully the following point. Theexistenceofsuch aparliamentcould turnout to be enormous Iy convenient for a future powerful European leader. Membership Breakdown United Kingdom 61 West Germany .81 France 81 Italy 81 Netherlands 25 Belgium 24 Greece 24 Denmark 16 Republic of Ireland 15 Luxembourg ~ Total 434 PARLIAMENT MEMBERS - Members of the European Parliament are directly elected every five years through universal suffrage. These elections are independent of national parliaments. ANNOUNCEMENTS (Continued from page 101 IOPIIIIOlvidCuny. Thewedding look plica o.e. 11. John Slrain. a millla, ... in the Hou"OI\. T.Il .. ~h church. perl~ the eeremon),. ~I Mder_. a1.t ... of the brida. WI. malTon of honor. and Mark Cuny. brother of the gJOOITI. W •• be., mall. The coupl ••• aid ••, get" OIOerIbllt.., lan •• Houaton. T ••.• 77086. MR. AND MRS. SAULSBERRY Norm.n lee S.ulabefry .nd SUlan Gayle WInfrey W .... united in m.m • ..,e Nov: 6 III Naahvill •. T_. J.m •• Friddl •• pu,or 01 the Nil/will •• nd Murtre8lboro. T.lln .. church ... officiated.t lhe MR. AND MRS. P. EKONOMAKOS Pller Ekonom.ko •• 1Id lUI Min8f\l'1 Murg. of th. Brooklyn. N.Y .• church_e united in m.rri.ge Nov. 20. TIM briOa ... giv .... 'WI), b)' Edw.rd F.ulk. Plltor 01 the ~oIk. V •.• clMlreh. Eat1 Willl.ml. pal'or of the BrOOiltyn and 0..-'. N.Y .• dlllrche •• ofIeiIted. V ... ~ ROM Ind ROM Rivet. _. m.idlolhonor •• ndSI.v.Ma .... OIw.lba.tman. 1"' couple r.lide .t 681 55th 51 .• Brooklyn. N.Y .• 11220. MR. AND MRS. NATHAN BERG N.than Erie Blr9 .nd Cherin. Gay Cot.nch were m.rried Nov . 20 on the p ... d.n. Amb .... dor ColI...,e c.mpul. Maid 01 honor wu Debbie Wood. and best man w .. Jeflledy. The ceremony w .. p.rtOl'll'lldb)'Wilbu,A.Ber..,.llIheroflhegroom.nd • mini"" in lhelOl\9 Be.ch. ClIif .. churche • . N.th.n .nd Cherine live in Big S.ndy .nd work lor AmbaaaadorColte..,e ANNIVERSARIES Oel,"1 Paula .nd Orrin P.nkratz: Happ), lirll .nni'ler,.rylSe.1 wlshesnow.nd ill Ihe tutur • . May God bIen you wllh • large I.mlly .nd P'OIP" you • lw.YI. Bellwl,ne.ina'1ofyouretlortl.andh.ye. wonder!ul.eeondYI.f. To Mom Ind Old. Mr. and Mrl. O"e E. B,iley 01 Big S.ndy: Congratulations on you, 2511'1 wadding .nniv.... ryM .. ch 14. Th.nk. lor being luch g,e.1 The W::JRLDWIDE NEWS Europe (Continued from page 21 amuent;e ao ... wide range of social benefits have tended to dampen the entrepreneurial drive of the nation. West Germans don't work as hard as they used to-or, more correctly, they may work hard. but they're not at the job long enough. For anyone more than 30. six weeks of annual vacation are common. a benefit generous even by European standards. The key trade union demand in the current round of wage negotiations is reduction of the work week from 40 hours to 35. said to be justified to share job opportunities with the large number of unemployed. Critics say. however. this policy will only make West German industry less competitive. The high-nying economies of Japan and the United States are racing ahead. with the United States increasingly looking to the Pacific Rim area for its future. Meanwhile the Soviet bloc languishes in the Couple commemorate 70 years of marriage 70 YEARS - Pictured above are William and Clara Oliveri us when they were married in 1914, and in 1964 after 70 years of marriage. HINSDALE. III - William and Clara Oliveri us celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary Feb. \4. Mr.Oliverius, 90. and Mrs. Oliveri us. 89. have two daughters. two grandda",ghters. two gr.eat-granddaughters and one great-greal-grandson. Mr. Oliverius was baptized in 1975 and attends the Chicago. Ill.. West church. After their marriage. the Oliveriuses operated a confectionary in the Chicago area. and still enjoy making caramel candy from scratch. Mr. Oliverius was a barber for a time and recalls that "haircuts were 35 cents back then." He worked for 16 years in the novelties and notions department of Sears & MR. AND MRS. DALE BAILEY p ... nll. We love ),out Brent. Colleen. Scott. Debbie and lillIe Briltlny. Obituaries VANCOUVER. 8.C. - Clifford Irving Bergquist. 69. died Jan. 12 after suffering from diabetes. He has been a member of the Church since 1968. Mr. Bergquist is survived by his wife. Alice; sons Clifton, Larry and Douglas: one grandchild. Wayne: brothers Eugene and Victor: and sisters Edith Mumford and Myrtle Grasser. Interment was Jan. 18 at the Forest Lawn Cemetery in Vancouver. with the funeral service conducted by Lyle Simons. a minister in the Vancouver church. TOLEDO. Ohio - Beverly Charles. 50. a member for 17 years. died Feb. I of cancer of the th yroid . She is survived by her husband. William. and daughtcrs Sue Jantzen. Li sa and Kim . Roebuck. and then for I J years in the fashion department of Montgomery Ward. retiring in 1959. MrS. Oliverius enjoys sewing. designing and altering clothing for her family. Mr. Oliverius said of his earlier years. "We worked hard during our days .. . very hard." He said he would advise young couples to "learn how todo things for yourselves. Everything's already done for people today." After Sabbath services Feb. 11 the Chicago West congregation honored the couple with a card from the membership and congratulatory greetings from President Ronald Reagan. A U.S ~ flag that flew over the U.S. Capitol Feb. 14 will be presented to the couple. Toledo pastor George Kackos conducted funeral services. TOLEDO. Ohio - Art Horn. 77. died Feb. 9 of heart disease. Mr. Horn was baptized July 4. 1971. He is survived by his wife. Marjorie: daughter Kathy Rennert: three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were conducted by Toledo pastor George Kackos. SHERIDAN. Wyo. - OTTal W. Snell. 95. died Feb.7 in the Eventide Nursing Home in Sheridan. He has been a member of the Church since 1956. Mr. Snell is survived by his wife. Anna. also a member; one son: three grandchildren: one stepson; and three stepdaughters. Funeral services were conducted by Dennis Wheatcroft, pastor of the Sheridan and Casper, Wyo., and Bi11ings. Mont .. churches. Interment was at the Sheridan cemetery. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Grace M. Walker. 83. a member since 1972. died Dec. 27 of cancer. A native of Indiana, she was born March J. 1900. Funeral services were in Frankfort. Ind .. and burial was in Mulberry. Ind. Vernon Hargrove. pastor of the Indianapolis church. officiated. MINOT. N.D. - Gilliam Strand. 78. amcmberoftheChurch since 1969.died Jan. 29 . Mr. Strand is survived by a son and three daughters. including Leora Laughlin. a member in Hobbs. N .M. Funeral services were conducted in Blaisdell. N.D .. by Dan Creed. pastor of the Minot. Bismarck Jnd Dickinson . N.D .. churches. BISMARC K. '1 .0. - Knute Knut son. 9 1 . died Jan. 20 after a long illness. 11 econ" .,licdoldrums, and the nations of Western Europe fear that they too may be consigned to a secondclass future. Given this set of circumstances, it might prove logical for the Soviet Union to turn more than ever to Western Europe for economic relief. The West Europeans have the technological expertise to help the Soviet world - the latest in high technology may not be necessary. And West Europeans could certainly use the business - especially if trade ties with the United States continue to worsen. Such a tie-in could form the economic part of a larger East-West "deal" in Europe in the future. In the light of this, the loan last fall from West Germany to East Germany takes on added significance. The loan was hand-delivered to East German party chief Erich Honecker by none other than Franz Josef Strauss. For more than 30 years East German schoolchildren have been taught that Mr. Strauss is imperialism incarnate. East Germans were bewildered to learn by West German television (which 80 percent of East Germans view), that Mr. Strauss was the main agent in lending East Germany one billion deutsche marks (roughly $370 million). They suddenly faced the rude realization that their country was in such economic disarray it had to accept a loan from the avowed archenemy of 'real socialism.' Moscow is simply unable to provide the economic assistance needed by the relatively prosperous (by East bloc measures) East German economy. The German Democratic Republic has to maintain a higher standard of living than the other Eastern countries because its citizens are accustomed to comparing their life·style with the West Germans. The Kremlin has no choice but to give the G.D.R. a larger economic (but not political) leash. The lesson is that Moscow will probably have to give all of Eastern Europe a longer leash. And the West Europeans will welcome the business. "East is east and west is west." goes the old saying, hand ne'er the twain shall meet." Except in Europe. that is. Mr. Knutson spent his life farming in North Dakota until he became ill. He lived in a nursing home for a number or years. Funeral services were conducted in Bismarck by Dan Creed. pastor of the Bismarck. Dickinson and Minot. N.D., churches. NORFOLK, Va. - Edith P. ·Clark. 75. a member of the Church since 1982, died Jan. 26 . Mrs. Clark is survived by her husband. Floyd. a member in Norfolk:seven sons; four daughters; 33 grandchildren: and four sisters. Services were conducted by Edward Faulk. pastor of the Norfolk church. WINTER GARDEN. Fla. - Tessa D. Blevins, 15. di ed Jan. 1 J of injuries sustained in an auto accident. Miss Blevins attended the Orlando. Fla .. church with her mother. Mrs. Rudy Rutherford. a member since 1980. Survivors include her mother and stepfather. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rutherford; her father. James Blevins: brothers Ray. Ron. Jimmy. Rudy and Robby: paternal grandfather Curtis Blevins: and her maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson. members of the Church. Funeral services were conducted by Robert Bertuzzi. pastor of the Orlando church. YPSILANTI. Mich. - Eddie Bellers. 52, a member for nearly 19 years. died Oct. I. Mr. Bellers is survived by his wife of 29 years. Barbara: sons Eddie. Tony and Ricky: daughter Cathy: and grandchildren Chad Allen and Sarah Marie. The funeral was conducted by the pa.
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