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6 days ago |
therecord.com | Valerie Hill
Religious studies educator Darrol Bryant hoped for a world of not just religious tolerance, but one of compassion and understanding. In a world filled with conflict, the professor of religion and culture at Renison University College, University of Waterloo had a message that is even more important today. In 2006 he told the Record “It is face-to-face meetings that will allow us to overcome the images that prevent us from seeing the human face of the other, Christian or Muslim.
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1 week ago |
therecord.com | Valerie Hill
Teacher Diana Cherry carved out a fascinating life, from her birthplace in Australia, to living in England, then finally settling in Canada. And in every place she lived, Diana found a way to help others.
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2 weeks ago |
therecord.com | Valerie Hill
Jindra Karger was 26 when she married the good-humoured Oldrich Karger in 1963. A year later their only child, Renate, was born. Life was ideal until Russian soldiers invaded their homeland, then known as Czechoslovakia. Their village was under occupation and the couple knew they had to flee.
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3 weeks ago |
therecord.com | Valerie Hill
As a boy, Eugene Simnos was used to the hard life of migrant farmers, moving to three different towns depending on the crops; potatoes in one town, olives in another. And still, despite how hard his parents worked, they couldn’t lift themselves from poverty. Eugene’s daughter, Vivian Kourvetaris, said “they were so poor with nothing to build on or work for.
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1 month ago |
therecord.com | Valerie Hill
Jim Nolan was at his best when he was working with machinery, particularly the Waterloo Region Record’s presses. It was a complicated bit of machinery that moved lightning fast and, as the assistant production manager, Jim knew every nuance of the equipment. Jim’s former boss, Dave Zwaniga, worked with him for decades. “He was the smartest pressman and press mechanic I had the pleasure of working with,” noted Zwaniga, describing Jim as quiet and unassuming.
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I wrote about Curtis Tulk in 2015 for his first art exhibit and was struck by his sweet nature. Found out this week he is dying of cancer but was gracious enough to grant me one last interview. https://t.co/8GfmerHJnp
Is there anyone available and willing to speak to a reporter today about the issue related to Canada/ Saudi relations? Thanks, Valerie Hill, Waterloo Region Record, 519-895-5647 direct line, [email protected]
Hi Quinn, a friend of Tally's emailed me a photo of your aunt and some thoughts but I don't have your email address or phone number. Please email me: [email protected] thanks, Valerie @HillRecord