HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-06-29, Page 13Mr., Mrs. Archibald
Mark Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archib-
ald celebrated their 25th wed-
ding anniversary with friends
and neighbors and relatives
numbering sixty-five who gath-
ered at their home in Tucker-
smith recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald were
married June 10th, 1944 a n d
since then resided at the Arch-
ibald homestead. They have . • one son, Bill.
During the evening games
of euchre and crokinole were
played. Winners were; travel-
ling lone hands, Stewart Mid-
dleton, First prize for ladies,
Mrs. Earl Papple, consolation
Kathaleen Miller. ,Gentsfirst
prize consolation Rich-
ard Wallace.
An address of good wishes
was read by Bob Tyndall and'
a lamp arid other gifts were
presented 'by Peter Swinkles and
Leonard Strong. In a fitting,
_reply Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
'expressed their appreciation.
Guests were present from Mon-
treal, Barrie, Chatham, '<Innen,
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MRS. JOSEPH KALE
A high mass of. Thanksgiving
was offered in St. Columban's
Roman Catholic Church on' Sat-
urday of last week in recognition
of the 25th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mur-
ray,
They were married June 15,
1944 in St. Columban's Roman
Catholic Church by the late '-
Rev. F. J. O'Drawski. The at—
tendants were Rita Duffy( now
Mrs.. Mervin Manley of Stratford)
arid Dominic Murray. Mrs. Mur-
ray is the former Vera Duffy,
daughter of Mrs. Loretta Duffy
and the late William Duffy, Mr.
Murray is the son of Mrs. Elizab-
eth Murray and the late Thomas
Murray. They have a family of
seven, Bill, Elaine, Mary Lou,
Joseph, Patricia, Douglas and
Jean.
A dinner was served in honor
of the bride and groom of 25
years ago, at the Dublin Hotel.
Those present beside the family
were Msgr. J. J. White, Rev. Peter
Oostveen; Mrs. Murray and Mrs.
Duffy.'
-In the evening a social gath-
ering of relatives, friends and
neighbours was held at the Knights
of Columbus Hall. A humorous
address was read by John Shea
and a presentation was made by
John Moylan. Mrs. Murray rec-
eived a platform rocker and Mr.
Murray Was given'a swivel easy
chair and a purse of money and
the family was presented with a
pole lamp. Many cards of con-
gratulations were received. Mr.
and Mrs. Murray both expressed
their thanks and appreciation.
Dancing was enjoyed through-
out the evening and lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray
and family, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Murray and baby, Lon-
don, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Drager,
London visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Poland,
he deserves it - 'that's the ticket • Miss Sheila Malone, Kitchen-
er, visited her mother, Mrs. J.
MY MAN IS IRRES-PON-SIRLE
DEAR DORIS - Before we got
married last year' my husband
wasn't working steadily; he'd
take off a couple of weeks here
and a month there.
Finally he got fired in Sep-
tember and didn't start work
again until Jannary. We moved
in with my parents, to survive_
Now my husband is starting
this thing of missing time again.
I was scared to start work, in.
case he started staying hom e
permanently, depending on my
wages. He brought home a
cheque last week of $12.
I'm starting work again soon
to pay off the bills we have.
I've already tried to frighten
him with leaving, but he only
laughs and says, "How can you?".
-Tired of Fighting
DEAR TIRED - Sometimes
marriage and a home are en-
ough to challenge a fellowiput
obviously not this one. He
shouldn't laugh at your threat.
If you try to carry things, he
only loses what he has in the
way of git-upand--go.
I'd say your boy isn't past
adolescence, emotionally. We
need to know more about what
makes him tick. Counsellors,
trained ones, are made for this
kind of treatment.
DEAR DORIS - You are so kind
to teen-agers who write to you,
and so patient. .But if they could
..only be a bit more thoughtful,
hOw much heartache they would
save for themselves and for their
parents! • -Hurt many, times.
. DEAR HURT - How thought-
ful were you at 17?
A close friend of mine says.
she feels like two cents every
time she remembers how she.
said to her Dad, at age M "I
didn't ask to be born!" As if
' everything that happened to'her
was his fault. As if there was no
point in..her being grateful to
parents for loving care from the
day she uttered her,first cry on
through the growing-up years.
The ones who write to me
arg' doing their best to be
thoughtful or they'd never take
pen in hand with a question.
Keep believing!
DEAR DORIS - To be or not to
be! My problem is whether to
go along with the recent trends
in eyebrows, eyelashes and hair
color. My teenage son says -yes;
Bill .Senicr says "disgusting!"
• - Half-Century Old
DEAR HALF-CENTURY -
Fifty-ish doesn't mean
you are written off. Tell both
Bills that eye shadows and hair
dyes were in use 3, 500 years
ago - as revealed by the tombs
of the Pharaohs.
The trick is to improve on
nature so subtly that only your
hairdresser knows for sure. Go
ahead and paint up; but make
it look like you; not some raz-
zle-dazzle doll.
DEAR DORIS - What do I do
about a boy friend who smoth-
ers his hamburgers in onions?
This is what he always has at
the restaurant when we go,out
for a drive or anywhere. I
can hardly stand to be in the
car with him afterwards.
-'Smothered By Onions
Lb EAR SMOTHERED - (1
Keep a package of
special breath-sweetening gum
in your bag and offer a piece on
emerging from restaurant; or
(2) Take onions in your'ham-
burgers since this is the per-
fume he seems to prefer.
Life and Love mean corn-
promiSe all along the line.. If
he doesn't seem worth it - well-
you take it from there!
CONFIDENTIAL TO LO-
OKING UP -
-Three cheers.! You
deserve a ,medal for using my
ideas effectively in opening up
to your husband.
Now just watch that you donlx
rub it in too hard. Stop thinking
of him as a bad boy. He is a
man, a husband and father, ma-
king valiant efforts to act the ,
part.
Encouragement, praise when
now.'
L. Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downey
and family, visited in Kitchener
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sloan
and-family, Grafton; Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Gaffney, Peterbbr-
ough visited Mr. and Mrs.lames
Sloan during the week.
Mrs. Rita Stapleton and, Miss
Mona Stapleton, Collingwood
visited Mrs. Joseph Kale.
Miss Hilda Kennedy, London
with Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Du-
charme.
Miss Pat Sheppard and friend,
Kitchener, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale on
Sunday.
/Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Melady for the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan,
London; Misses Jeanne and Anne
Melady, Barrie; Jim Melady,
Toronto; Wayne Hayes, Austral-
ia; Clare Taylor, Toronto and
Miss Anne Arnold, Lucknow.
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REID REUNION
1969
The 12th annual Reid picnic
was held at the home.' of Merton
and Elsie Keyes with an attend-
ance of 34.
Elsie Keyes and Mary Must-
ard had-races for the young ones
and relay and guessing games
for the adults. Bruce aud Anna
Keyes are robe next years pre-
sidents when the picnic is sched-
uled for the Lions Park in Sea-
forth on the 4th Sunday in June.
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