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fst v y js-sv- an editorial from the sent arguments sup- milton champion porting their actions activities arcon that basis alone considered acceptable the federal judges dear mr thomas u dred columns in our lib- for a degree either jttjs my clipping service raryor you can take has just delivered me books home on a your column of may 26 week loan there b s ft r mr and mrs richard kinsman are pictured here following their aug 21 wedding at emmanuel bible college chapel kitchener the bride is the former elaine wideman daughter of mr and mrs lloyd r wideman stouffviile thegroom is the son of mr and mrs donald kinsman woodstock ont reside in scarborough couple wed at college for the attention of a re ligious charity a dispute over that question between re- naissance canada and the federal ministry of revenue was resolved recently by the feder al court of appeal at least partially at issue were the efforts rev ken campbells milton- based organization de voted to ensuring the defeat of a homosexual aldermanic candidate in the 1980 municipal elections v the candidate said the campaign was a question of politics while rev campbell said he was acting to defend the values of faith and family in loc al government in an arbitrary deci sion federal bureauc rats stripped renaiss- ance of its tax exempt status but did not give officials of the orga nization a chance to re spond to the charges against them or to pre- agreed the revocation of renaissances tax status should be over turned because there had been a denial of natural justice by a government bureaucracy whether one favors the idea of sexual de viants seeking public office or not it seems clear that organiza tions like renaissance have a legitimate role to play in questions of modern life and gov ernment there was a time whenhe majority of society accepted a fair ly narrow definition of what was right and wrong moral and im moral but those clear comforting lines have become confused in a process of social change groups who once dared not speak their names now trumpet their perversions and desires at every oppor tunityleaving confu- one will look at you with because grey in about your jaunting ab- charge fora card i jjlat my office we could many students in their sionand despair in out the campus here at in other words we reisharea cu of coffee 40s and 50s and some their wake v laur l igard wilfrid laurieradsomejaewspapereven in ther 60s for organizations such versity and i read it university as a public treminisences since i whom tuition is free as renaissance pro- with a good deal of in- institution as it is and worked for weekly and no one will accost you vide for some an terest and amusement people are morethan daily newspapers and you may even betaken anchor in this modern as a high school drop- welcome here after for cp before coming for a new faculty whirlpoolclear de- out who got his degrees a your taxes and here in 1965 if you have member finitions choices and alternatives questions of moral v ouuwno got nis degrees ai your taxes and here m 1965 if you have member d much later and at those of your neighbors time lets have lunch with sincere best nights i remember keep us in business tui- there are some nice wishes i- too now i felt when i ti pays about 20 per places close to campus richard k taylor ity today are unfortu- first trod the sod of a nately also questions of university campus politics it seems im possible to separate the two and for that reason alone it seems questionable to say a religious organizastion does not have a role in the political process its unfortunate the court focussed its attention on questions of procedure rather than the merits of the action taken by the government but the results were right let me assure you that you are most wel come here the build ings are open late into the evening and you cent of the cost of edu cating each student and the rest comes from the ministry of colleges and universities have you ever i hope susan passed director of information her exams and enjoyed and special events her days with us does wilfrid laurier uni- she plan to return versity one final thought no waterloo ont could even have rented thought of taking some a private typewriter courses for credit or for room in the library to save you the task of lug ging your machine onto campus let me tell you wholeheartedly that you are most welcome on campus i hope you will return any time the fancy takes you you could research a hun- interest such classes are open to all adults whether they have graduated from high school or not and some can be audited for half fee in that case you dont write the ex aminations but you dont get one of the 15 credits you would need small ads work to puce yours inthe service directory call 2942200 or 6402100 elaine wideman daughter of mr and mrs lloyd r wide- man of stouffviile and richard kins man son of mr and mrs donald kins man of woodstock were united in mar riage august 21 1982 the ceremony took place at emmanuel bible collegechapel kitchener with rev thomas dow of4 kitchener offi- dating the matron of honor was judy oshea friend of the bride the bridesmaids were sherill tustin cousin of the bride and sharon ward a friend of the bride helena wideman niece of the bride was the flower girl the best man was scott strople a friend of the groom glenn- wideman brother of the bride and calvin knights friend of the groom were the ushers the reception was held at edgewood hall on the college campus glenn wideman was mas ter of ceremonies for the occasion following a hon eymoon in the new england states the happy couple are re siding in scarbor- ough j jf s starts friday gandhi dining lounge the home of prime rib of beef steak and seafood ribs and chicken open 7 days a week dining and dancing businessmans lunches live entertainment wednesdaytilj sunday make it thebeef pit for yourspecial occasion complimentary cake included dress code this week entertainment features fl the taylor brothers upper 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