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Rev. Nancy Beale of St John's Anglican Church led the worship at Brussels Cemetery's
decoration service this past Sunday afternoon. Also pictured are Legion representatives
Anne Exel and Rick McDonald
Archambaults marks 50th
Anniversary
Auburn-area residents Len and Betty Archambault
celebrated 50 years of marriage this Saturday night at the
Blyth arena.
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Catholic school board
appoints superintendent
You are Welcome at the
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9:45 a.m. - Sunday School for Children and Adults
11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship
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It was a lovely day 50 years ago,
June 26, when Elizabeth (Betty)
Christena Craig of Detroit, Mich.
and Leonard William Archambault
of RR1, Auburn married.
The daughter of Bert and Ena
Craig and the son of William and
Alice Archambault were united in
marriage by Rev. Harold Snell and
Rev. Hewitt. That 1948 wedding
service was the first held in Auburn
United Church.
Bridal attendants were the
groom's sister Edna, a friend of the
bride Joan Baechler and the flower-
girl Betty Lou Robinson. Best man
was Glenn Patterson, while the ush-
ers were Earl Craig and Roy
Faulkner.
Following the wedding the
Archambaults honeymooned at the
Thousand Islands then on to Mon-
treal.
Their first home was rented
across from the farm now owned
by their son Rick. They resided on
the farm for 30 years, then built the
house on the other farm when Rick
married 17 years ago. Besides Rick
the Archambaults also raised Doug,
Brenda and Marilyn.
Describing themselves as semi-
retired Len still goes to the farm at
night and in the morning to help
with chores.
Betty belongs to Eastern Star
Women's Institute and Len likes to
play cards on Tuesdays. Both used
to enjoy square dancing and curl-
ing.
A special celebration was held on
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June 27 at the Blyth arena in hon-
our of the Archambaults' 50th
anniversary. Special guests attend-
ed from Barrie, Goderich, Blyth,
Auburn, Sarnia, Belgrave, Clinton,
Stratford, Bluevale and Wingham.
The Archambaults were happy to
The Huron-Perth Catholic
District School Board announced
the appointment of Mr. Ray
Contois as superintendent of
education, effective Jan. 1.
Contois is currently principal of
St. Anne's Catholic Secondary
School in Clinton and has served as
an elementary principal in a
number of Catholic schools within
Huron-Perth. He has both led and
served on a number of key board,
district and provincial educational
initiatives.
Board chairperson Ronald Marcy
said Contois' proven leadership will
be an asset to the Huron-Perth
Catholic District School Board.
say that most members of the wed-
ding party, with the exception of
soloist Zeta (Munro) Baechler and
one of the waitresses Helen (John-
ston) McFarlen were all able to
extend their best wishes to them-on
this golden occasion.