Obituaries

Real A. Guilette

Real A. Guilette, age 42, died Sunday,
July 19th in the Medical Center Hospital
of Vermont. Real was born in St. Albans,
VT son of Juliette Guilette and the late
Femand Guilette.

He was a hair stylist and co—owner of
Hair Lights in Burlington as well as a
member of Inter Coiffure America.

In addition to his mother, Real is survived
by his brother, Marcel and his wife, Jean-
nine, of Milton; three nieces and two
nephews, Michael Guillette, JoAnne
Rock, Richard Dupuis, Francine Peet, and
Natalie Guilette; and several aunts, un-
cles, and cousins.

Intemment was in the Guilette family lot
in Mount Calvary Cemetery in St. Albans
following a Mass of Christian Burial on
July 22 at Holy Angels Church in St. Al-
bans. Memorials may be made to Ver-
mont C.A.R.E.S., 30 Elmwood Ave., Bur-
lington, VT 05401.

 

Successful Treatment of:

- Low Back Pain

- Neck Pain

- Headaches

° Shoulder, Arm and Hand Pain
- Hip, Leg and Foot Pain

° Arthritis

° Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

David Bethuel Jamieson

David Bethuel Jamieson, formerly of Bur-
lington, died in New York City on July 30,
1992 of AIDS.

Born in Washington, D.C., in 1963, David
attended Millbrook Academy and the Uni-
versity of Vermont.

A memorial service combined with a ret-
rospective showing of his paintings was
held at Club Metronome in Burlington on
August 8. Contributions in David’s mem-
ory may be sent to Vermont C.A.R.E.S.,
30 Elmwood Ave., Burlington, VT
05401.7

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September 1992
Announcing

Our New
Announcement
Column

Moira

Starting with the October issue of Out in
the Mountains, we will be featuring a new
announcements section for all of you who
have weddings, anniversaries, births or oth-
er causes to celebrate.

Whenever I read the little blurbs in the
newspaper on the happy newly-weds or
see a birth armouncement, I think, wouldn’t
it be grand to hear about members of our
community who are creating or celebrating
bonds.

Anniversaries, births, adoptions, other eel-
ebrations. Send us your armouncements
along with pictures so that we can share
your good news. We look forward to hear-
ing from you

News for announcements should be sent to
OITM, Attn. Announcements, PO Box
177, Burlington, VT 05402. The deadline
is the 1st of the month prior to the issue (ie
September 1st for the October issue). V

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