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| Cathy Jean Cox Weds g jjj Ronald C. Shoenbergerid Cathy Jean Cox and Ronald id Cloyde Shoenberger were r- united in marriage on s, .Saturday, June 19, at 7 p.m. at id the Church of the Brethren, s, Bellwood, with the Rev. Alvin ol S. Cox, great uncle of the ie bride, officiating, ly The bride is the daughter of id Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Cox, 1413 Logan ave. The e bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shoenberger, Sinking Valley.“ Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of white Chantilly lace. Alencon lace accented the Queen Anne neckline and sheer bishop sleeves. Her full circular skirt fell from a natural waistline and featured s a sheerganza insert. She wore a wide brimmed bridal hat e accented with Alencon lace and seed pearls. It had an e attached chapel length veil of silk bridal Illusion, She k carried a cascade of white roses* daisies, azaleas, and baby’s breath.1 Darlene Miller, sistef'bf thfev bride, was matroi) of honor, y She wore a burgundy pleated quianna gown with lace accenting the shoulders. Bridesmaids were Judy Cox, sister of the bride, and Brenda e McCloskey. They were attired in mauve pleated, gowns with a sheer matching jackets. All ' the attendants wore matching wide-brimmed hats with veils and seed pearls. They carried bouquets of mauve and burgundy azaleas, daisies and baby’s breath.Paul Emigh, of Tyrone, f served as best man. Ushers | were Craig Learner, of J Altoona, and John Sprankie, of j Tyrone.f The bride’s mother chose a \ floor-length gown .of mint | green. The bridegroom’s I mother chose a floor-length gown of dusty rose.Calvin Shoenberger was the soloist, with Sonya Turnbaugh providing the organ ac-;j companiment. Attending the guest book was Mrs. Timothy Yaudes.p A reception was held at the■ PPG Pavilion following the= ceremony.; AARP Meets s For Breakfast’ Twenty-seven members oi the Tyrone Chapter 917 AARP 3 met for the annual breakfast Monday at Reservoir Park.The breakfast was in charge ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duey, “ Edward Thomas, * Ruby Hielman, Laura Jones, and Jacob Corbin, who provided n the wood for the fire.After a time of fellowship at the table, a short businessThe bride is a 1980 graduate P* of Tyrone Area High School and is employed by Procter Silex.Shoenberger is a 1974 ,sgraduate of Tyrone Area High School and is employed by his sr father. • »The couple is residing at li Sinking Valley.trNuclear Art Threaten fiThere recently appeared in tlthe New Yorker Magazine $three very compelling essays bon nuclear war by Jonathan nSchell entitled “The Fate of Pthe Earth.” This has now been epublished as a work by Alfred 1Knopf ancHs available in most 8book stores. oIt is important to realize on dthe outset, that, while the acontrol of nuclear arms is a rpolitical problem, it is not a *problem that lends itself in eany way to partisan politics, nnational or international. It l]makes little 'sense to criticize the Republicans who are now ain power or the Democrats Jwho were in power or the 1Soviets or the French or the cBritish or anyone else.The past behavior of any of uthe principal actors on the 0international stage . can Pperhaps inform us on what to |J do. Neither the Soviet dgovernment nor the American 0government, the two super £powers with nuclear bombs in ,quantity, seems able to reduce J1the peril;As Schell writes, “the nmachine of destruction is acomplete, poised on a hair f~trigger, waiting for the button sto be pushed by some misguided or deranged human being or for some faultycomputer chip to send out the 0instruction to fire. That so rmuch should be balanced on so 16fine a point — that the fruits of s4.5 billion years can be undone i”in a careless moment is a fact against which belief rebels.”It is indeed curious that it has taken us so long to become aware of the real danger to our planet and our species. Some criticize Schell’s language; yet we are compelled, to ask what kind of ! vocabulary can describe the death of too million people in a day? There are dangers in frightening people, but there is even greater danger if we ignore the reality.As we all know, in 1945, our country exploded an atomic bomb at a test site'in New Mexico. The war with Japan was brought to a sudden closebv turn Hath he that u/prp
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Tyrone Daily Herald
Tyrone, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jul 14, 1982
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