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A few couples were present at the home of Fred and Aileen Olsen on Saturday night when they kindly showed their son Tom and wife Susan's wedding via video which was actually held at Cope Breton a MERCURY Your County Mercury Dealer Your County Mercury Dealers are CLEARING THEIR SHOWROOMS til Wednesday September 30th, 1987. While available, there's A Good Deal Better On Every 1987 Ford and Mercury, Car and Truck At Your County Mercury Dealer! Your Nearest County Mercury Dealer Is: BRANDON FORD HOLIDAY FORD MERCURY PETERBOROUGH BILLING MERCURY LINDSAY VICTORIA FORD MERCURY COBOURG BRANDON FORD MERCURY UXBRIDGE PAUL PRICE FORD MERCURY BANCROFT FRONTIER FORD MERCURY MINDEN KEN DUFFUS FORD MERCURY BOBCAYGEON THE 88°S ARE ARRIVING NOW! BEST CHOICE IS FIRST CHOICE ONIN STOCK 87's! a7 CLEAROUT! 2' 750 CASH BACK 1-705-742-5432 1-705-324-5291 1-416-372-0145 1-416-852-6185 1-613-332-3018 1-705-286-2890 1-705-738-2393 FORD op few weeks ago. A very entertaining evening including the lovely lunch. On Thursday evening the Com- munity Centre doors opened at 7:30 for the weekly Fall euchres. Eight tables were filled. The winners for the evening: Ladies - Daisy Sellers, Mary Cannon, Ruby Birkett. Men: Verna Draper, John Poots, Norman Birkett. Everyone welcome - so come on out and meet some new friends. Shelly Dearborn was home for the weekend from Guelph where she is attending school. A special dedication service was held on Sunday morning at church '87 CASH BACK OFFER ENDS WEDNESDAY SEPT. 30 FROM 'alue packages Quantities are limiteq States when a Memorial Plaque was given by the Senior Choir in loving memory of Bruce Snelgrove wh, was a faithful member for map years. All members of the Snelgrov family attended including daughter Jean from Vancouver. After dedica. tion Bruce's favourite hymn, 'The Lord's My Shepherd" was sung. Next Sunday, September 27 i 11:30, Special 121st Anniversary Service for our church. Lunch wil] follow the service. Then in the even. ing we will learn of the history of our church by drama. If you would like to help with this please be at the church on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. If you are making plans for any special occasions be sure and cal) me about booking the Community Centre. Be sure and call Earlene Arm- strong with your news next week. 985-7873. PART 1 oO OF 26 To the Peoples of the World A BAHA'I STATEMENT ON Peace i BANNING NUCLEAR WEAPONS, prohibiting the use of poison gases, or outlawing germ warfare will not remove the root causes of war. However important such practical measures obviously are as elements of the peace process, they "are in themselves too superficial to exert enduring influence. Peoples are ingenious enough to invent yet other forms of warfare, and to use food, raw materials, finance, in- dustrial power, ideology, and ter- rorism to subvert one another in an endless quest for supremacy and dominion. Nor can the present massive dislocation in the affairs of humanity be resolved through the settlement of specific conflicts or disagreements among nations. A genuine universal framework must be adopted. Certainly, there is no lack of recognition by national leaders of the world-wide character of the problem, which is self- evident in the mounting issues that confront them daily. And there are the accumulating studies and solu- tions proposed by many concern- ed and enlightened groups as well as by agencies of the United Na- tions, to remove any possibility of ignorance as to the challenging re- quirements to be met. There is, however, a paralysis of will; and it is this that must be carefully ex- amined and resolutely dealt with. This paralysis is rooted, as we have stated, in a deep-seated conviction of the inevitable quarrelsomeness of mankind, which has lead to the reluctance to entertain the possibility of subordinating national self-interest to the requirements of world order, and in an unwill ingness to face courageously the far-reaching implications of establishing a united world author- ty. It is also traceable to the in: capacity or largely ignorant and subjugated masses to articulate their desire for a new order in which they can live in peace. har mony and prosperity with al humanity. For a free copy of the complete statement "TO THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD or information about the Baha'i Faith and local activities, please write or call BAHA'IS of SCUGOG P.O. Box 1153, PORT PERRY. ONTARIO LOB 1NO Phone 985-9339 or 986-4689 Cn er pp per