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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-23, Page 5MR. AND MRS. JEFFREY CORBETT September 10, 1983 at Hensall United Church, Sheila Elizabeth Riley and Jeffrey Harvey Corbett were united in marriage with Rev. Stanley McDonald officiating. The bride is the daughter of Ross and Loretta Riley, RR 2 Staffo and the groom is the son of Ross and Donna Cor- bett, RR 1 Exeter. The maid of honour was Susan Clarke and bridesmaids were Kathy Hulley and Janice Murray. The best man was Brad McBride and guests were ushered by Ron Riley and Steven Corbett. The organist was Carol Ann Scott and the soloist was Lowell Skin- ner. The couple is now residing in Hensall. Photo by Walter McKenzie MR. AND MRS. JEFF McKAY Tena DeKoker and Jeff McKay exchanged marriage vows November 12, 1983 at Bethel Reformed Church in Exeter with Rev. Abram Blaak officiating. The maid of honour was Megan Jongkind and bridesmaids were Nellie DeKoker, Maryann DeKoker, Sandra McKay and Nancy Dietz. The best man was Steve Sararas and guests were ushered by Rob DeKoker, Doug McKay, Grant Love and Lyle Kinsman. Soloist was Betty Beer. After a wedding trip to New York and Boston the cou- ple is residing in London, Ontario. Photo by Frank Phillips Times -Advocate, l.-warnber 23, 1983 Poge 5 Area resident seeks people to debate issue of disarmament Fellow Humans: What hit me hardest about Global Television's Sunday night showing of 'The Day After' was the president's post-war message. His first statement concern- ed the state of the country's military installations. The mind boggles at some peo- ple's priorities. His failure to express any regret for the destructive ac- tions that had been taken. His galling pretense of nor- malcy in referring to the desecrated remains of his land in the glowing rhetoric of pre -destruction times i.e. America the beautiful, the great, the glorious.... His assurance that the country's political leaders would re -assemble and con- tinue to govern the land (presumably in the same manner, using the same 'logic', continuing the same policies as those they had us- ed in the past). This last statement was the most frightening of all to me because it reveals the fact that some peopleneverlearn - not if a brick house were to fall on them, not if radioactive fallout were to rain on them and not even if their whole world were to come tumbling down on them. It seems to me that the issue of disarmament boils down to the two basic ques- tions. 1. What's the worst thing that could happen to use if we disarm? 2. What's the worst thing that could happen to us if we don't disarm? The answers ( or options ) are - 1. Soviet -styled govern- ment; 2. annihilation of mankind. The choice of the first option offers hope. The choice of the second option of- fers none. With an abiding faith that goodness and wisdom will prevail over eviP and ig- norance (and any style of government) I choose disar- mament with a firm resolu- tion to promote and to live in goodness and seek wisdom. Evil can spread only if we let it. Whatoption do you choose? I invite any and all com- ments and discussion concer- ning the urgent issues of the disarmament debate with the promise to remain non-violent at all times. Henry Morrissey RR 2 Crediton Sir: The Monarchist League of Canada is an organization which seeks to explain to Canadians the value of con- stitutional monarchy, and to defend.vigorously the Crown from both the misinformation and attack which occasional- ly surround it. As part of our ongoing pro- gramme to publicize the work of the Queen and the institu- tion which she graciously represents, the League sells to its members sheets of col- our stickers of Her Majesty wearing both the Order of Crediton girls hold final event By Carolyn Pritchard The final meeting of the Costmetic Cuties 4-14 club was held November 7 at the Crediton Hall. This meeting was a . combination of meetings six and seven. The topic discussed was hand and feet care for the meeting six and meeting seven was just summing ap the club to an end. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL CALLCOTT Potricia Pearl Farr and Michael James Callcott were united in marriage at the Zion United Church in Crediton on October 8, 1983. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Farr, Centralia and the groom is the son of Mrs. Mary Callcott, Lucan, and the late Clifford Callcott. Maid of honour was Alice Nadon, and bridesmaids were Donna Smith and Barbara Peckham. Bill Callcott was best mon and ushers were Ted J. Farr and Ken Nadon. The couple now resides in Lucan. "Colours" is the fascinating concept in fashion co-ordination based on your natural skintones Visit "A Women's Christmas Fontasty at the ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE on Wednesday, November 30. 7:30 p.m. - Advance tickets $2.00 236.7779 Watch a demonstration by "Colours" and talk to a consultant. GRADUATES -- Lynda Jeannette Van Doorselaer (nee Blanchard) London, received her Bachelor of Arts degree at the Fall convocation of the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Lynda is employed with the London Board of Educotion. Lynda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blanchard, Exeter. Canada and the Canadian order of Military Merit. These we encourage our friends to use on mail (when stamps bearing Her Majesty's por- trait are so frequently 'out of stock'), on tax and other forms, as favours for children, decorations and so forth. Due to printer's error, we have some 5000 sheets of stickers surplus to our order, and we have agreed with him to distribute these, free of charge. Accordingly, we in- vite your readers to request their complimentary sheet of 30 'Queen of Canada' stickers by writing to: The Monarchist League of Canada, 2 Wedgewood Crescent, Ot- tawa, Ontario K1B 4B4. It would be appreciated if a self- addressed, stamped, business -size envelope were included. Teachers, guide leaders, 4-H groups and other youth organizations are, of course, welcome to request multiple copies. in this way we hope that an error may be turned to advantage and allow more Canadians to manifest publicly their un - doubted loyalty to our Sovereign. Yours sincerely, John L. 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