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Family
Council
Bernard H. I want to
patch things up.
Grace C -We'd look like
fools.
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I was engaged to marry a
wonderful girl, but the en
gagement was broken off be
cause of a silly argument.
It started because I couldn't
give up a college reunion for
a family wedding Grace want
ed me to attend. We got into
a bitter argument. Grace said
that if I was going to act
that way after we were mar
ried she just couldn't take it.
I said friends come before
family and she gave me back
tne ring.
I still think I was rieht
but I am beginning to realize
I have given up the one girl
In the world I can love. I am
trying to patch things up,
but Grace believes it's too
late.
Grace C. I think we'd
look like fools if we ever got
engaged again after all the
trouble we caused our family
and friends. We had our wed
ding plans set and received
many gifts which had to be returned.
My family and friends feel
that I was right and that it
was Bernard's obligation to
come to the wedding since he
was already almost a mem
ber of the family. At least if
he would admit he was wrong
I would be more willing to
take up where we left off.
However, I must admit I'm
tempted to patch things up be
cause I have never cared for
anyone as much as Bernard.
I have been miserable since
our breakup.
The Council: When wedding
plans are called off at the
last minute moment because
of some "silly" argument be
tween the engaged couple,
there is always more at stake
than the argument itself. Few
differences are so serious and
insumountable that people
can't smooth them over when
they want to. In any case, by
the time the couple has come
to the point, of making wed
ding plans, the most serious
differences have usually been
resovled in some way.
Grace and Bernard should
face the fact their argument
was the excuse for a breakup
which must have been desired
by both of them. If their re
lationship was the all-important
thing it should have been,
neither Grace nor Bearnard
would have found It too dif
ficult to sympathize with the
other's point of view. It would
not have been hard to give in.
The basic cause for such
an upset can rest with some
deep - seated incompatibility.
Hower, since Grace and Ber
nard are contemplating re
newing their engagement, this
is most unlikely. The most
probable explanation is cold
feet. Neither Grace nor Ber
nard felt quite ready for
matrimony.
Are they ready now simply
because they have been mis
erable apart? We doubt it.
The aftermath of a broken
engagement is beset with un
pleasantness. Each of the part
ners is bound to think wist
fully of the sense of security
and good times they experi
enced together. But Grace's
fear of being though a fool.
her rather childish concern
about who is right and Ber
nard's concern about the same
issue don't point in the direc
tion of a successful reconcili
ation. If and when they are
both ready for such an event,
they will know and admit
they have acted like fools in
relation to one another.
(Coprighx 1960,
General Features Carp.)
Farmer Breaks Leg
In Romp With Pal
St. Catherines, Ont. - Farm
er Henry Townsend landed
in the hospital with a broken
leg after a romp with Wel
lington, a playful pal.
"The old fellow meant no
harm," Townsend said. "All
he did was give me an extra
friendly nudge with his head.
He has no horns, but he
weighs a ton."
Wellington is a bull.
Man Pays Old Debt
To Clear Conscience
Buffalo, N.Y.-The old man
asked a railroad clerk how
much a railroad tie cost. The
puzzled clerk did some phon
ing and came up with the an
swer - $4.52.
The old man put $4.52 on
the counter and said: "I stole
a railroad tie in 1931. It's
been bothering me ever since.
Now my conscience is clear."
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