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ST. JOSEPH'S—DRYSDALE
(AL. FRED ®UCHARME, Correspondent)
turning home this Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Papin-
eau, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Papineau, Windsor, spent
the weekend at the former's sum-
mer home on the Blue Water
highway.
Holy Name Rally
On Sunday five of the neigh-
bouring parishes met at St. Jos-
eph for a Holy Name Rally. All
parishes were well represented and
all members renewed their pled-
ges. The day was nice and cool,
and many of the adjoining parish-
es took advantage of the outing to
meet with old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fournier
and boys, London, are on a week's
vacation and left on Monday for
a trip in the north, where they ex-
pect to stay for few days, near
some fishing stream.
Bean planting is almost comple-
ted in this district, but we are
told grub has to some extent des-
troyed the plants and some fields
may have to be worked over.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Ducharme,
new arrivals in the community,
spent the weekend in Amherst -
burg, attending to business mat-
ters and calling on friends and re-
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sararas
of the Bluewater south and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Jeffery left last
Saturday for a motor trip to north-
ern Ontario, following along the
Georgian Bay. They also visited
at the Martyr's Shrine in Midland,
and other places of interest, re -
Sugar and Spice
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or a wife wanting to go 'tor a
drive. He made the decisions. If
he just wanted to sit on the ver-
andah and recoup for the coming
week's struggle, he did.
*Usually, we went for a picnic.
But there wasn't any nonsense
about Dad doing the cooking on an
outdoor grill. Mother made the
lunch, and Dad would sit on a
stump, in his Sunday best, gazing
with dignity and a certain amount
of distaste, at nature. After lunch,
he would recline on a blanket, in
the shade. He was relaxed, that
man.
Another reason for his unquest-
ioned head - of - the - house status
was that we didn't argue with him.
The most I would dare was an
"Aw, Dad ." But today the
old-fashioned clip on the ear for
lippy kids has become a symbol
of psychological disturbances or
something. Now you have to dis-
cuss everything with the brats.
Today's father can get into a 20 -
minute argument with any kid ov-
er the age of five, at the drop of
a suggestion. And come out wh-
impering.
* :Y *
'Twas ever thus. The world is
going to hell in a hot -rod, which
is considerably faster than the pro-
verbial wheel -barrow. And I can
hear my kids telling theirs, 30
years from now: "You children
should show a little respect for
your father. Why, when we were
kids, we woudn't dare disagree
with our Dad. He was the boss
and no two ways about it. You
kids get away with murder these
days... .
gr. and Mrs. Matthew Duch-
arme and Mr. William Ducharme,
Jr., motored to Chatham last Sat-
urday to attend a Garden Party,
given by the Ursuline Sisters, on
their grounds. There was a large
attendance, and prizes were given
to the winners.
Election Comment
At last the long awaited election
day of June 11 is past, and like
many important events that come
and go, in a short time will be for-
gotten. For some it meant con-
tentment and honour, a span of
life they will be asked to devote
their time for the welfare of the
charge entrusted to them.
All parties in the field of run-
ning were honourable; naturally
some had the gift of speech to en-
tertain their listeners, and with
more charming personalities. Nev-
er -the -less, those who did not
possess these gifts are not to be
condemned for they too meant
well.
Those elected to rule will be ex-
pected to dispense for the next
term of office their full time and
ability, regardless of creed, colour
or political belief.
Others who have met with dis-
apointment are not to be fore-
saken for no one knows what the
future holds for them. They did
perhaps not have the issue to at-
tract public attention or perhaps
did not have the point that ap-
pealed to the voters.
But regardless of it all the world
and all its business will carry on
as usual. Let us be grateful for
the great franchise which this
country gives us, of nominating
our own candidates and casting
our ballots for the party of our
choice. In that we can all say we
are winners.
BLAKE
(Mrs. Amos Gingerich
Correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Weber and
family, Wallenstein, spent the
weekend with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Steckle and
family.
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Gingerich, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Gingerich, Miss Gloria
Gingerich, graduate nurse of K -W
Hospital, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
William. Steckle, Bayfield.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lucien Corriveau and family
were: Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and
son; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Louck-
es and daughter, and Andrew Cor-
riveau, all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwindt
and family, Baden, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Gingerich one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Steckle
and Melvin Gingerich, spent Sun -
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Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich,
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Mr, and Mrs, Abner Weber and
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