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Ali \;t,ilii-ii Uavidotitcli \)uls ‘three recogiiiu-d wa_\s l.e \dld,

-.. lil(‘t'L! t‘ommutii;\ l‘ro— by which peopt _'aiii .illl’il'l

| t E. lI’llt'.\ Bi oich. Ontatiti lle-ll)‘ and lllllut'nt't‘ nlllllll at group p i't't‘ l‘..(l"t.1ll()n. lotontn These were 1 hecati-A of their,

.. .t t\t'l('2llll(' speaker at the national (:'lllt'lE‘llL'_V in HR _» \dll.‘llHl «|».l (‘luii week lI(*ldlplIollll)t'nl of zroup Hllllx r '|ll.‘ In 'l'umnl0 Taking a.»‘catise of tradition and t3- be it -W 1-'~‘iN' ‘I-‘lllll HI ill!" llttl‘ cause the person uiion wlioiii au- 3 I-'lIIlIlUl||l)T .\f:' l)u\ltJtl\llt'll'Ll’lUl‘ll) is conferred is believed it .t. ls’let)('l~ iiiat l.'l'nup.~ aiid.tu have especially endowed qua‘ t‘_it'lt'l’\'lllp are hounil togeilit-r,lifications 4''’ “la lit‘ "\"lUI' tlllfereiice he] Decision inakiiig. ﬁlial-~(‘llllI‘.; iwitii tiieliioers is the aiiiountlassignmeiii and ¢-o_oi-mnaimn in of ilIll|It'l|l'f‘ "131 UM‘ nwnibei‘ cx~ lactiiities JV handled by one or ¢i'~ Him" “lb”: 3* “0"1PiH'8(llver) few people. as against sill \\‘.l| the total aiimunt ol lﬂ{lu(‘nt'Piuall(>n.s. ‘ll which llll'\(' tum-imn_. NM‘ " ""*"'"~‘d "W" l‘”'"~ "flare widely dispersed Bllltinﬂi limit" "9 33"‘ “"’”‘ “ah N‘H"group members was next taken ‘ "lhﬂl ll‘? malttrlup hv the speaker, as well as the .lIl(‘ dil .‘l'(‘ll('(' Ill terms otfeftpi-i that §i1(- t-an nan. .,,. nu. ii... coh:-~i\eiit's~ llI‘U(lUt'lI\|l\' wa) leadership and authoritt is mic .'l'lll|iil i’rt'hii\|UH|‘ l)i‘lll'l'llo. ext'l‘t‘lst‘(l iii a i.:roiip. tllc lldslx I‘-W "9 d‘“"l’U““l in I l-'|FX(‘ NW8‘ on which auttiorit_v wit» t>l'lL'tlliill\ at - Ill Ill!‘ nature of this inl|ii- ‘('0lllt‘!'lt'(l. and the i.'.t‘ll(‘l'Hl/l(‘l('t>l will i“”"""'“3 logy of the group ‘ ilv ill~t'tl\st’d the difference inl |'li¢- _1oal~ lownrtl \\lI|[«h H gmupl

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‘I :‘|I.t. groups, such as milltari ii. workliig will hate a (iii-W1 b(,.dl_‘l u I--I-lli-tllvll-ll the bt‘$|lt’ of tilt in: on the wax in which |eadcr~;l ft trlflul lHllU<'Hl'¢' 1" ldrut’ or-'-and lllt'llIl)('I\ will iclatc to earh .: in i -‘l~ t‘uliti’a.sliii.t lllt’.\(’l()lllt'l' he said He \lll|\\L‘il the. it '1 '“t’ |"“"f-‘RC9 Fﬂllllr.‘ of \ar-ldiflet‘enci~ hetwocii lcatlcr and fol-l t.w. .'Ilt‘ml.)(‘f‘S .1nforiii:i| groups ‘ lower and f.'lll[)ll.'t.\I/(‘ll the iiiipor \l'Ilt‘ll. he sat , not specltit-tl,talit'e of llI(‘llll)t'l‘slll}) ll'.tll1lll'..1 ‘ “‘L'~“'l‘ l"" l ' l" "U-‘lﬂmml l“lnall_\ cotisitlt-ring the prob- u.~a.,i or whall "llulit he de~crih- ‘ lelii of wli_\ stilllft‘ liccoiiie leadcrs ~l;ihle. miitiial c.\pcct.i ‘and others do not. lie xllltl "Tlit-i'e !o:i- that iiieiiibers hate with rc- I are no definite answers to this sptrt vlo.nther nictiihcrs in thclqticslion Hui there Is some rca 2|'*"'1’ son to l)(‘llt‘\(' that both imit-

\l: l)rI\Itl”\IlL‘h lhcii (lt‘.Ill w:ili‘and l)(‘lli'I\Millr may be iiiipiimint decisiiiii-iiiaklt‘|R. Koal ~t~itiii;,'-lat-tors in \llt't'('\'\llll lt'H(l(‘l’\lllpl Ilttl .'l\sl‘-{lllllL‘nl and ('0-(ll’(l|natitin l pl"t)\I(‘lllll.! the situations are ii;-;,,-, at atiitilics as handled by oiic ly identical ‘ ‘ 0| \¢‘'',\ '9“ D4‘-lplt‘. as against‘ 'T"'“"" ~'*— ~ ~ ||ltl.tlttlll§ ‘in which these {um-.

' tioit.~ are widel_v (ll\’p(‘l'.\’(‘t‘l among l giinip meiiibers." and the elfectl ?—'"- ihat we can have tipoii the way- lP.'1df'l‘~lllp and authority is exer ' f'l~t‘(l in a group. There werel

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Foriiierly l had no tiiialiii~ at all abotit m_v llll\l)(|lI(‘lN tzoiiit: toj ' Then. about two months ago. after h a \' in g at- tended a convention in a mid»- west city. he rciiiarked that he and a few other men had to a niulitspot "more risque than, " in an oiitlyiiii: disti'it't.l where they drank with bar girls‘ and watched a type of floor show

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Ole -inhgtit-ed mocha loll: another II A tho ho-t..‘ry of Baby: than Tnlili-ui I‘t)|II. ‘that ] ('()n§Ider lfnnioral l ha i no ' (hi anlv usual for .

«in mi Inlet)‘. there . lacuna in . T s is an awful thin: “N” "‘ W‘-' N53", ""M'’ N“ i for married men to do and \'er_v .1 i relief of baby: mot lllﬂvrllrf . V ‘_ V V I _ ‘ iiur line nmutlpnllon and the love ml nan “fa” '0 “lo” “ I“ -‘ ~ 1-‘ W3‘. -4 lndiilrwsthd will due hand says that l iiiake too lltllt'l\l pihnl (won but rough in action ' V . . .. - l I” mu“ pm Mm _ "W 1”“, Nd” of a trivialit_\. lle sms tlit ie is

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Wed_, i\l—tw. 23,”1957.

Koke-Gill Wedding Held At St. Mary's Church

A lowly autumn wt.-tldiiii; was» solcmiiiu-d at st \lary ~ ltonian Catholic ('hui'cli \loiilai;ue. on Saturday lllt)l'lllll;.’ tlctolier '.£ti'th, 1957. at nine o‘tlot’k. when Hit.‘-i l"i'aiict-s. daiiglitcr of Mr and Mrs‘. Ricliard (illl Montague, lit‘- came the hridc of Bernard Kokc. Montague. in a double ring cert- moiiv pt-i'toi'iiicd hi’ the ltt-\' .l ' .\lc('artllt-_ who also celebrat- ed the nuptial mass

The church nan l)|‘¢'.~1tllllllll_\ de corated iiitiIti~colorcd tall flowers and the i,llt(‘.~l [)(‘\\\ were

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marked with tiny white satin l\\.\' MI\ l)antel t'oiidoii \\it\ or;.'aii-

ist for the t)t'('H\lt>ll and the h_\uiiis wcrc sung: h_v the drt-n's choir under the direction tit-orge Hoiidrcault

mar- riage by her latlicr and looked lovely in a ballerina l(‘llt.‘.lll gown of white l)_\"tlll net ti\ei' satin. fashioned with a full skirt. fitted bodice and long slender .Nl("(’\(‘\ She wore a shoulder length veil and carried a nosegay of nkl earnations. l Miss Fraiices Murphy was maid | of honor. She wore a ballerinal lenuth gown of shrimp taffeta an with iiiatcliin;~.' heati- dress, and t'ai'l‘icd a nosc;.’a_V ofl yellow iiiiiliis. really’. and \(‘(‘ltIlt}.Z that kind of association c\en lliou;:li he does nothing wrong.

I coiitcnd that all the tll'lnl\'lllL‘, that goes on at coiiu-iitioiis could cause a person to ll1I~l)(1JlH\('. as he neier would 0lll(’f‘\i\l.\E. Dont. you atlree that too miit'li alcoliolt will iiiake a noriiially fine.,hii.:li principled man lose his iiiliilii- lions" ‘

Slioitldlil all wi\i‘s attend these eonventions willi their husbands. ha\e developed a dread of ctiii—l veiitions. as l have i'esponstbil—‘ ities at home and cannot no every

time. What to do" Thank you.

C . Wll-‘El.Y RE.\(‘Tl0\' ‘

Dear C. R.' Any open - hearted wile. fully identifies herself with her hus- band. I\ hound to feel shocked and tncffablv grieved. on learn- ing that he has ;.'ra\itatt~<l to the

I can‘! describe the hurt I lcel conipaiiy of riliald women whose

time I\ for hire She feels as if the ai‘(‘lI~l0ll€ 07

' . There was no st; itempt at rod I ttlovn loss at the nine pulp and . ‘|l'IUW!I>l'lM mill: operntodby

Jeven companies I! estimated at mmooo dd.

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‘\Ir \ A blast-i‘. hrotliei‘-in~ law of the l)l'l(ll'. was best man

and the ll.\|lt‘ls wcie .\li tieoige Boutlreault and \li' lta) iiiond. Murpliy .

A receptioii was licltl at llillsltle‘ lnn. ltlllti\\lll',1 the t't‘I'(‘llltill_\‘_ for a|.)[)l‘t)\lllliJlt'l)' llil) guests. Re- (‘|'I\lllt.' with the bridal couple was .\ll’\ A A l~‘ra»cr. sister of the bride She wore a uiottlcd brow ii two piece (ll‘t‘>..s with beige at-cc.~.soi'ii-~ and liir cape The a tlirec which \\£t.\ int iii the tratlitional iiianiier in the liridc and gi'oom The toa.~t to the bride w as prt)p()§- ‘ ed by ltct .I ' \lc('ai‘tlle and‘ respoiidt-tl to by the groolii.

Am a shower of confetti and the good \Alsll(’> of

their many friciids. the _\ouni.' couple left on. a h()nt‘_\llltmn trip immediately

following the reception. For tra- velling. the bride wore a brown

mai'i‘iai.*e. Mrs Koke was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the Bt- son restaurant and was also. en- tertained at the home of Mrs. Le- Rov \\'hitt'. and on both occasions was showered with malty lovely L’lll.\ the marriaee has fallen; as if the husband has soiled and degraded their coniunal affiliation. in loit- (‘l‘lll].{ for dl\(‘l'S|t)n in a risque at- iiiospliere. wlierc an evil burles- que or sex attraction is the theme of dt'll\Il\.

' either reduced to ﬂ()llltllL‘,n(‘S.\. partner, as if the .\[)lI‘ll of mu- macy anti ecliisiveiiess has been

violated. or as if (‘llall('ll}.1€'Cl to compete with a wanton in her‘, husband's t'ancv—-wlien. as and if he tells her about an adventur- ous excursion into this “side show" . to drink with bar girls and watch the type of rev- elry that title: on there. (‘.\RlCl.l-JSS A(‘Tl0.\'

Such are voiir feelings angry. desolate and eonfiised- -when you say \eliciiiclitl_v that this is an awful lll|l‘lL! for husbands to do; and \(‘l'_\' iiiilair to their wives '\nd that _\oti can't describe your hurt. as you ti'_v to follow‘ lllni spiritiiallv into such a situation- as ll. in the .\lhtl‘ln;2. you could sonicliow heal the rift in stlbJt’(‘- ll\'(‘ l'(‘l£<llltlll\lll|) that this care- lessiiess ‘is dealt

why he finallv got around to re- hasliint: the nizlitspol episode in a ll'£lL£l1l(‘lll;ll‘)' \\a_\' lie is ll‘)'lnﬂ, maybe llll(‘t|ll'~t'ltlll\l_\'. his \\d\' back to tll\ll_\’ and clar- ity with _\'ou. in the wake of a de- lTl(ll‘iillI.IllL: cxperieiice - a brush with e\i| that fascinated him at , but ivliieli he

of

(’t>llst'ltllt.\l\', but that he wants to lt'f‘l l‘lL!lll again. in relatioti to you and \‘ntll(‘ll(>\\‘, flux Illt'ltlt‘lll ~tand- between. in h|S (‘fHI.\(‘I(‘Ilt'I’. lllﬂl L‘. . no &(‘ll\P ln liusbantls tiﬁviiii; to fool them- S('l\(‘\ that this kind of t‘t)li\’(‘ll tioii bcliatior doesn t m a t t e I‘ (‘ei‘tatlii\ ll matteis Your own sick l‘f‘Ht'lltlll [‘ll'(l\(‘\‘ that. And it is fll.\'llflll(‘\l lor llll\l‘IHll(l\ to ar gue that the wlfes t'll\ll‘l‘\$ l.\ or the troiililv lat~toi' ii

Drinking is not to blame It is more (’).('tl5(‘ than cause lf wives

went along. tliered he lesi risk involied no doubt \s for what to do now, my ?tlls\\(‘l‘ lk’ prav

your wa_\ out of [ll't‘t\t't‘|lDHll(Il| with P\ll iniauiiiiiigzs For help in this. ','et \llt‘ll paliiplilcts as l‘l’.i\ ers for All tlccastoiis or l'I'i\’t‘t'.~i New and Old from the l~‘orwartl Moveiiicnt Piihlications. (‘incin- nati 2. (thin The cost is prob- ably I5 cents per paniplilci, plus postage \l ll

Mary llaworth cntinsels tlirough her ("|lllnlI'l. not hi mail or per- sonal lnit"r\‘l(‘W Write to her in care of this n(‘\\_\pRDt‘r

Curran-Douse Wedding

A weddin! of lnlﬂrtsl to their many friends took place on Sat- iinlay-evenint: in St Janie: Pres- hyterian (‘hurt-h of A House and Joseplt l.

The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs K. M ‘Vlartin

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