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Children Participate in Closing Liturgy at Education Convention

To Teach" As Jesus Did

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Special Insert

Lists Contributors

To Appeal

Cardinal Medeiros Visits

Two Fall River Parishes

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Church Divorce Policy

Buzzards Bay Topic

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Learning ,

Never Ends

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Bishop Visits

Holy Family High

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2, THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs.May 13,1976

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Priests' SenateThe Priests' Senate will meet

at 11 tomorrow morning at theCatholic Memorial Home, FallRiver.

Six SeminariansTo Diaconate

Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin.S.T.D., Bishop of Fall River, willordain five seminarians, stu­dents at St. John's Seminary inBrighton, to the Diaconate atceremonies in St. Mary's Cathe·dral, Fall River, on Saturdaymorning, May 22, at 10:30.

A sixth seminarian, Rev. Mr.Robert Oliveira of Our Lady ofHealth Parish, Fall River, wasrecently ordained a deacon ofthe Fall River Diocese at theNorth American College inRome.

To be ordained deacons in thecathedral ceremony are:

William Baker of St. Mary,Parish, New Bedgford;

Raymond Cambra of Our Ladyof Mt. Carmel Parish, New Bed­ford;

Joseph M. Costa of EspiritoSanto Parish, Fall River;

John J. Oliveira of St. JosephParish, Taunton;

John C. Ozug of SS. Peter andPaul Parish, Fall River.

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ark, N. J., the day the meetingopened.

As a result of a statutorychange that the bishops ap­proved at their previous meetinglast November, for the first timein the history of the NCOB theapostolic delegate in the UnitedStates, Archbishop, Jean Jadot,was invited to join in the delib­erations. He did not, however,have a right to vote on any mo­tions - a right reserved by gen­eral Church law to members ofthe national hierarchy.

A planned statement on Am­erican Catholic history was re­moved from the agenda beforethe meeting.

In the course of the meetinganother action document, sug­gesting guidelines for diocesanvocations offices, was also with­drawn - on the grounds thatthe bishops' vocations commit·

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PrioritiesSet·cipate actively in the 1976 elec­tion;

-Reaffirmed their backing ofCatholic schools and praisedCatholic parents and educatorsfor their sacrifices to maintainand improve them;

-Petitioned the Vatican to al­low deacons in this country toimpart a number of blessingsnow reserved to priests; and,

-Suggested that when theVatican revises the rites for ad­mission to candidacy and ordina­tion of deacons, for married dea­cons it should incorporate form­al affirmation and consent to thedeacon's ministry by his wifeand family.

More than 200 of the nation'sbishops attended the three-daymeeting - including three newbishops-elect who had beennamed auxiliary bishops of New-

red and white and with a largebanner of the Resurrection.

Couldn't SleepIn a brief interview, the

Cardinal said he "couldn'tsleep all week" in theaftermath of a widely publicizedBoston newspaper interview inwhich he said people in SouthBoston were "not learning theprinciples of true Christian liv­ing" and that 80 percent of theCatholics of the area did notattend Mass.

"I was wrong, and 1 hurt themterribly," he said, ascribing hiscomments to fatigue and anger.

Asked what Catholics of thisdiocese might do to support theCardinal, who grew to man·hood in Fall River after em­igrating from St. Michael's.Azores as a teenager he askedfor prayers "for all of us, againstinjustice and for all the poor."

He also indirectly alluded tothe South Boston situation inthe course of his homily at St.Stanislaus.

Noting that the parish patronwas also a bishop, the Cardinalsaid, "I have tried so desperatelyto be a good shepherd and havefailed so many times that 1 findit good to be here and imploregrace through St. Stanislaus."

On Sunday, the Cardinal cel­ebrated Mass at St. Michael's

. Church, Fall River, where heserved as assistant and pastor.

Gives PraisePeople

BishopsBy Jerry Filteau

CHICAGO (NC) - As a resultof their spring meeting hereMay 4-6, in the future the U. S.bishops can be expected to placemore emphasis on Catholic edu­cation, evangelization, doctrinalconcerns, programs promotingholiness, broader consultation,more pastoral research, and thedevelopment of shared responsi­bility.

During the meeting the bishopsalso:

-Issued a statement chargingthat many of the elderly in Am­erican society suffer denial oftheir basic rights because of so­cial attitudes and policies, andurging substantial social changeto correct injustices;

-Passed a resolution urgingthe American people to learn theissues and candidates and parti-

ety members. Parshioners de­clared his pronunciation of Pol­ish to be "very good."

The Mass, for which the smallchurch was crowded to thedoors, and admission was byticket only, was termed the mostimportant event in parish his­tory by Father Kaszynski. Pa­rishioners wore Polish costumesfor the occasion and the sanctu­ary was decorated with flowersin the Polish national colors of

Medeirosof Polish

Rev. Robert Kaszynski with Cardinal Medeiros

CardinalTo Faith

CPA Worries:Prices, Roles

Most of the Catholic PressConvention focused on the fin­ancial binds that Catholic andProtestant media must face. TheCPA voted to poll members onincreasing dues up to 10 percentin each of the next three years.

At earlier sessions of the jointconvention of the Catholic PressAssociation and the AssociatedChurch 'press, editors exchangedviews on advertising and editor­ial problems, politics in an elec­tion year, methods to reach anestimated 80 million unchurchedAmericans.

The only item of major con­troversy during the joint conven­tion was a resolution proposedby Msgr.- Salvatore J. Adamo,executive editor of the CatholicStar Herald of Camden, N.J. re­questing the CPA's support for.Rev. Edward Byington, formereditor of The Anchor.

The vote, without proposedamendments mentioning BishopCronin or requesting. a board ofinquiry, was passed 33Y2 to 9.

The monsignor's resolutionpraised Father Byington for"courage, sacrifice and determin­ation in upholding freedom ofthe press in accordance with thefinest trarlitions of the Catholicpress." Msgr. Adamo warnedthat bishops would censor edi­tors "more and more often" un­less the association took astrong stand.

Rev. Barry R. L. Connerton ofthe Providence (R.I.) Visitor dis­tributed documentation andnews stories about the disputeand said the priests' senate ofFall River and other East Coasteditors urgently wanted the CPAto speak out on the' issue.

Cardinal Humberto Medeirospraised the faith of Poland andthe nation's outstanding devo­tion to Mary at ceremonies lastSaturday in Fall River markingthe foundation of the SpiritualSociety of Our Lady of Czesto­chowa. He was at St. StanislausChurch at the invitation of Rev.Robert Kaszynski, its pastor andorganizer of the new society.

The Cardinal celebrated Massin Polish and conferred mem­bership medals on charter soci-

THE PAST

Gallup '8 New Hope

ing opinions to the contrary,poll results often do help an or­ganization or particular group tofocus and re-channel its effortsto meet the needs of the nowand the crisis of'the tomorrow.

One such undertaking by theGallup Poll is an examination of

God's Mercy"The mercy of God has been

more salutary for the redemp­tion of men than the wretched­ness of Adam has been poison­.aus for its destruction." - St.Francis of Sales, "Treatise onthe Love of God," 1607.

a new report on the status of re­ligion in the United States. In arecent address on this topic,George Gallup Jr. unfoldedmany startling trends and somevery interesting facts concerningthe Catholic Church in America.For example, in this country atthe present time there are some80 million unchurched Ameri­cans. As far as American Catho­lics are concerned, Gallup find­ings indicated that 11 million ofthem do not belong to a parish,that 12 million feel that their reoligious beliefs are not very im­portant to them and that closeto 19 million do not attendchurch on a regular basis.

Conceding the size of theCatholic Church in the UnitedStates, close to 50 million nomi­nal adherents, these figureswould certainly correspond towhat most parishes reflect ontheir own comparative basis. Asone priest recently stated," thedays of playing the numbersgame are over."

For far too long has theChurch in the United States cen­tered its efforts on quantity, notquality. This of course is butanother reflection on the factthat the Church of America hasbeen an immigrant church. Am­ericans in general, while wiseand knowing in many areas oflife are as the report reflects"spiritual illiterates," indicatinga great gap between belief andpractice.

Nevertheless, Gallup is optim­istic. He feels that Americans ingeneral are still the most religi­ous people in the world. He isencouraged by American youthand their continued high level ofreligious belief. Given the lackof leadership in the nation, Am­erican youth still have the idealsof improving society, voluntaryservice and a hunger for thetranscendent.

There can be little doubt thatthe Church as usual has herwork cut out for her. However,she has many exciting new toolsthat are beginning to bear fruitand encourage optimism. Thework and prayers of suchgroups as the Marriage Encount­er Movement, the CharismaticRenewal and the Cursillo Move­ment are beginning not only tobring back the uninterested butalso are renewing the spirituallife of the Church on all levels.And amid the chaos of public ed­ucation Catholic schools have be­come a refuge from the stormof social permissiveness. Thisyear the number of seminariansstudying for the priesthood hasincreased. The restoration of thepermanent diaconate has addeda new dimension to the witnessof the Church of service.

While the Church must stillbe concerned with numbers andseek out th'e lost sheep, there isgreat hope and optimism thatthe Spirit of the Church in allits dimensions is beginning oncemore to revive and renew thepeople of this nation. It is an­other setback for the prophets ofdoom who in no small way con­tributed the problems theChurch now faces in the UnitedStates.

St. William's ChurchREV. JOHN F. MOORE

themooRlnq

Photomeditation

An abandoned house . . . shattered windows . . .black emptiness inside . . . weeds outside . . . a silentreminder of the past.

How much living that old house sheltered! ...How many parties. . . How much laughter . . . howmany tears. . . It knew years of love . . . and years offrustrations and challenges . . . How much joy andpeace? ... Who can tell?

The people who lived there have long moved ...perhaps are long dead... The house remains to conjureup images of life past . . . and to remind us whose lifeis so present . . . that our present . . . will one dayalso become the past.

- The shattered glass . . . weather-worn wood . . .symbolize the transitoriness 0 flife... The very endur­ance of that old house . . . seems to emphasize howquickly human lives change.

Its quiet presence . . . stirs unsettling questionsabout how we live our present lives. . . "What am Ireally living for?" . . . "What is really important in mypresent life?" ... or, as Jesus put it ... "What profitdoes a man show ... who gains the whole world ...and destroys himself in the process? . . . What can aman offer ... in exchange for his life?" (Mark 8:36-37)

During this election year we will once again hearmention of the Gallup Poll. Many think such polls and theiraffliate organizations devote their time and efforts onlyto politics or television. This is a limited view. With thecomplexities of life morethan abundant in America,many organizations use thetalents and resources of or­ganizations such as the GallupPoll to aid and direct their ef­forts in the fulfillment of theirsocial objectives. Despite rambl-

@rhe ANCHOROFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

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Most Rev. Daniel A. Ctonin, D.O., S.T.D.ACTING EDITOR FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR

Rev. John R. Foister, S.T.L. Rev. Msgr. John Regan~leary PreS$-Fall River

In The Interest of SanityA Wisconsin psychiatrist has just come out in favor

of "sane asylums." These would be places where peopleburdened with worries and anxieties could go to receivehelpful assistance in relieving their pressures and savingthem from the all too tragic consequences of these emotionalstates. It would be a great step in preventive medicine.

All too often a person feels himself getting closer tothe razor's edge of despair. All too often family and friendssee something untoward happening to a relative or friend.And already existing facilities are so strained that there isnowhere to tum.

The present proposal could be of great value.

4 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976

Progressive - TraditionalBritain is in the midst of an economic crisis.But Britain is also in the midst of an education crisis.A prestigious report has just come out indicating that

in a comparison study bet~een so-called traditional schoolsand so-called progressive schools, the students in the tra­ditional schools scored better in reading and arithmeticand scored about the same in creative writing, an areawhere the progressive school was thought to be vastlysuperior.

Educators the world over are studying the report andtrying to come to conclusions about it.

No one wants to return to an unbending rigidity inthe classroom of old. No one wants to go so inflexibly bythe book that students become robots and the teacher isa martinet.

The progressive system has indeed pointed out thevalue of a cordial atmosphere for learning. It has pointedout how some pupils work quite well when given directionand allowed to proceed at their own pace and under theinfluence of their own inclinations.

But it would appear that there is still the need for ageneral setting of learning and this demands an elementof structure.

Students have to know that someone is in charge. Asone educator and philosopher has noted - school is anunequal society; there are those who kn.ow and those whodon't.

Students have to know that a certain amount of workis expected of them. And for this they will be held account­able. Perhaps this sounds a little harsh, but the society inwhich they will live and work sets up the same demands.And the penalties for failing in this society are usuallymuch harsher than repeating a test or staying after schoolfor another learning session.

Douglas Woodruff cautioned years ago that there mustbe great care not to mistake the packaging for the contents.In many instances, the packaging of the progressive ed­ucational system in its radical sense looked very attractive,so attractive that the emphasis was put on the appearancesand not enough attention was given to the contents.

Now it would appear that the desired aim is somewherein between-as it so often is: use the techniques of cordial­ity and challenge and adventure presented by the progress­ive system, but keep sight of the purposes of education, theachievement goals, of the traditional system.

And always realize that the teacher and his/her skilland dedication keep the vital element in education, mindworking with and upon mind, person working with andupon person.

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members involved in a difficultmarriage situation.

"Father Hoye will describevarious grounds for annulment,define the church standing ofthose who have been divorcedbut not remarried, expound onthe relationship of divorce tochi!ldren of the marriage and dis­cuss the possibilities of validat­ing marriages which have beenattempted outside of the church.

"Such topics will no doubt beof interest not only to those whofind themselves in these situa­tions, but also to those who areoccasionally asked questionsabout church marriage laws."

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the very specialized field ofChurch law and this unfamiliar­ity leads to mistaken opinionsand attitudes about the CatholicChurch and divorce. Unfortu­nately, these opinions often leadto an individual giving up aillhope that an annulment is pos­sible. This, of course, is not tosay that the Catholic Churchrecognizes divorce. Howeverlaws on marriage that are uni­versal in nature must alwaystake into account the particularcircumstances in which a Cath­olic might find himself, and thechurch, in its pastoral concern,offers every possible he:lp to its

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Golden WeddingMr. and Mrs. Leo R. Schlei­

cher, South Easton, marriedover 51 years, celebrated theirgolden wedding anniversary in1974 with a Mass of Thanksgiv­ing at Holy Cross Church, SouthEaston.

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all of our creative cookery cancome to the fore, and I think Ienjoy the planning as much as Ido the actual cooking and serv­ing. Cooking can be fun and thehearty appetites of your guesta great reward.

This recipe, sent to me by Mrs.Mary St. Michel of St. Louisparish in Fall River, is an oldfavorite that many of us mayhave lost from our files. It'sone that deserves to be keptaround.

Salad Dressing Cake3 cups flour1 teaspoon baking soda1Y2 cups sugar1Y2 cups cold water8 teaspoons cocoa% teaspoon salt1 teaspoon vanilla1Y2 cups salad dressing or

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coa and baking soda, mix in theother ingredients except saladdressing. Mix well at high speedof mixer.

2) Add the salad dressing andstir in well. Bake in a tube panin a 350' oven for 45 minutesor until done.

3) Cool and frost with a but­ter frosting.

Divorce CasesBuzzords BayLecture Topi'C

Rev. Daniel Hoye, expert onmarriage legislation and vice­official of the diocesan tribunalhandling marriage cases, willspeak on "Divorced Catholicsand the Church" at St. Marga­ret's Center, Buzzards Bay, at7:30 p.m. Monday, May 17.

The canon lawyer will dis­cuss church laws on divorce, an­nulment and separation and willanswer questions. AII1 are wel­come to attend and baby-sittingwill be available at the center.

Pastoral ConcernExplaining the reason for the

session, parish organizers ofFather Hoye's lecture said: "Laypeople are often unfamiliar with

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grown and lush is an affront tothe eye, but maintaining a neat,busy garden is also a difficulttask.

In The Kitchen'While the role of women is

decidedly changing, I don't findinterest in cooking waning, infact I find it increasing. Moreand more, both women and menare finding that good cookingcan be a creative art that canbring a great deal of satisfactionand pleasure, as well as goodeating.

When I read of a woman whonever enters the kitchen I feela little bit sorry for her becauseI think cooking can be relaxingas well as an endless source ofcuriosity and joy. Certainly thisdoesn't apply to the daily cook­ing of meals that many have toattend to after a hard day ofwork. This is necessity, not par­ticularly fun. The fun comes, Ibelieve, when" we have the timeto plan a special meal, a specialrecipe, and do it under unrushedconditions.

When planning a special mealI begin at least a week in ad­vance, take out a bunch of backissues of Gourmet and set towork planning the menu. Manythings dictate this choice, thesize of the group to be served,the season of the year (what isgoing to be available in thestores must be considered) andwhether it is going to be a buf­fet or a sit-down meal.

After the menu is chosen, Iwrite out my shopping list, tak­ing into consideration what is al­ready on my shelf, what I'll haveto buy and where to get it.There is no use looking longing­ly at a standing rack of lamb ifyou know of no butcher in townthat can order it-be realistic!While I'm a great last-minutedoer, I do try not to plan anylast minute shopping the day I'mhaving people over for dinner.That day I want to stay in mykitchen.

Entertaining is the time when

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Things are jumping in the garden now and the spell ofhot weather we had not too far back has quickened thepace of the growth in the garden. Now that the early springgarden has passed we have the problem of containing per­ennials so that the gardendoes not look too lush andovergrown. This is not toomuch of a problem in a bor­der garden but in a large opentype like ours, one has to tryto keep it from looking too busy.

Out of necessity we have

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learned to cut perennials backimmediately after they bloom.For instance, now is the time toprune forsythia. This serves adouble purpose by allowing thegardener to shape the bushesas he wishes and at the sametime reduces the amount ofgrowth in the garden. I like tolet forsythia bloom in gracefulsweeps of the branches. Thisweek I cut out a great deal oflast year's growth right backto the main branch, thus allow­ing for fewer branches but withgreater length and good posi­tioning for overall effect.

Avoid 'Jungle'Spring groundcovers such as

arabis and basket-of-gold canalso be cut back to keep themwithin bounds prior to theirsummer's growth. Otherwisethey tend to spread too quicklyand take up too much room. Wealso watch the spring bulbsvery carefully and remove thefoliage as soon as it begins towilt. By constantly pruning outor cutting back plants that havebloomed, one has at least achance of keeping the gardenfrom taking on the look of atropical jungle.

Right now we are awaitingthe opening of the poppies andthe iris. They will carry thegarden for the next few weeksbefore the roses come into theirown. But all of these are rel­atively tall plants and they tendto overwhelm the garden untilthey and the annuals and tallerperennials make a bloom show­ing. Immediately after bloomingthe iris will be divided andstarted in new beds while manyof the California poppies willhave their foliage removed, leav­ing the tap root in the groundfor next year.

We are constantly attempt­ing to keep a balance betweencontinual bloom and an attrac­tive garden. One that is over-

6 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976

CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS: Top, opening Mass, with Bishop Gerrard as principalcelebrant; center, offertory procession at children's liturgy; bottom, from left, Rev. PatrickJ. Farrell, speaking on Catholic education in America's third century; Dr. Mildred F. Jeffer­son, urging participation of educators in pro-life struggle; Rev. Patrick Mooney, introduc­ing his multimedia presentation on the meaning of Eucharist and priesthood.

to the present, where they say."Isn't there going to be moreafter this?"

The Religious of the Cenaclesaid there are many reasons whyadults are realizing their needof continuing religious educa­tion: teens challenge their par­ents, young parents' appetitesare whetted by sacrament prep­aration classes, and Catholiccollege graduates are learning"that's there's always more toknow."

Importance of Adults"We used to think," said Sis­

ter Marion, "that religious ed­ucation ended when a youngperson had been prepared forconfirmation. No. we feel ourgoal is the development of themature, living faith of the adult.Only the adult, after all, is cap­able of appreciating all aspectsof faith."

Noting that Jesus blessed chil­dren, but commissioned adultsto "teach and bear witness," theeducator stressed that only inongoing adult education pro­grams is true depth achieved."We shouldn't give people thesame thing over and over.

She listed several ways inwhich the teaching of adults dif­fers from instructing children.Stressing that adult leaders"can't be bossy," she noted that"teaching by decree keeps peo­ple in intellectual. diapers."

Working with adults is reallysharing a learning experience,explained Sister Marion, statingthat it is important to draw onthe accumulated wisdom of adultstudents. "Adults are not wait­ing to be molded as a teachermight wish. They're responsiblethemselves for the major part oftheir ongoing education."

Adding to the "lifetime learn­ing" emphasis of the convention,Rev. Michel G. Methot notedthat a representative for adulteducation has just been namedto the U. S. Catholic ConferenceDepartment of Education. Thom­as J. Tewey will make recom­mendations to the departmentfor furtherance of adult educa­tion and will provide services todiocesan education programs.He will also monitor federal,state and denominational adulteducation services and will rep­resent the Catholic Conferenceat national organizations in thefield.

Broader Adult GoalsFather Methot commented

that the goals of adult educationwere strongly supported at a na­tional conference of diocesan di­rectors held last month in Bos­ton, at which those in attendance"were challenged repeatedlytoward a virtual moratorium ontraditional CCD programs infavor of broader adult goals."

The emergence of such goals,as well as the maintenance ofservices to children and youth,was recognized at the Fall Riverconvention.

,C:onventi1on Mess,age:

,Le,arning Never EndsEducation as a process begin­

ning at birth and continuingthrough life was the theme ofthe 21st annual Catholic Educa­tion Convention, held last weekat Bishop Feehan High School,Attleboro, for classroom and re­ligious education teachers of thediocese.

Rev. Patrick J. Farrell of theDepartment of Education of theU. S. Catholic Conference, a key­note speaker, reminded theteachers of their significant in­fluence on the shape of things tocome, in that they are preparing"citizens of the 21st century."He said that Catholic schoolscan offer "spirituality, a senseof wholeness and community"to their students, and that theyshould provide a climate of trustfrom which young people cango forth to serve the world.

Dr. Mildred F. Jefferson, pres­ident of the National Right toLife Committee, and the majorspeaker for the convention's$econd day, urged religious toinvolve themselves in the pro­life struggle and told .teachersespecially that they should pre­pare children with "strong de­fenses" against the arguments ofabortionists. High school is toolate, she declared; children mustbe taught in the primary grades.

Convention MassesThe convention opened with a

liturgy at which Bishop James J.Gerrard was principal celebrantin the absence of Bishop DanielA. Cronin. It closed with a de­Hghtful rainbow-themed chil­dren's liturgy presented by stu­dents of St. Mary-Sacred HeartSchool, North Attleboro. Thosein attendance received copies ofthe liturgy for use, if desired, inschools or parishes.

Msgr. Patrick J. O'Neil, direc­tor of the Diocesan Departmentof Education, said the annualmeeting was notable for the in­creased number of religious ed­ucation teachers in attendance.Also stressed this year was theincreasingly realized importanceof educating Catholic adults, andseveral workshops spoke to thisconcern.

Rev. Roger E. Racine, directorof continuing education for theWorcester diocese, explored ap­proaches to "total parish reli­gious education," discussing ex­perimental programs now inparish use. And Rev. Maurice J.O'Connor presented a familyparish religious education pro­gram developed by the PaulistPress to involve all age levelsin study of basic themes.

On the second day of the COll­

vention Sister Marion O'Connorof the Boston archdiocesan of­fice of religious education pre­sented an overview of the rapid­ly changing adult educationscene which has moved, shesaid, from a situation wherepeople said of programs, "Dowe have to come for six weeks;"

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976 A-l

Special Supplement SpecialGive to

the Appeal. of

'76

Thirty-Fifth YearIn the

Spirit

of

'76

"So let your light shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father Who is in Heaven." Mt. 5:16

Fall River Area

Taunton Area

Attleboro Area

Parish Honor Roll $200Rose Gorman

$150St. Vincent de Paul Society

$100Mrs. Patrick Devlin

$50Mr. & Mrs. Cardonna Lori

$35Mr. & Mrs. James Powers

$30Felix P. YarusitesA FriendA Friend

SeekonkOUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL

$200Mr. & Mrs. William J. Cuddi­

gan$100

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M Weyker$50

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. BriggsMr. & Mrs. William A. HeaneyJane BarkerMr. & Mrs. Giocomo D. Catucci

$40Dr. & Mrs. Richard E. Murphy

$35Mr. & Mrs. George D. RealeMr. & Mrs. Robert Caswell

$30Mr. & Mrs. John Furtado Jr.

$25Mr. & Mrs. John Langwell,

Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Curry, Mr. &Mrs. Philip Hill, Mr. & Mrs.Walter Foster, Mr. & Mrs. Mau­rice Holland

Mr. & Mrs. William H. BowenJr., Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Given,Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Nazareth &Family, Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Ric­cio, Lawrence Violette

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Sulli­van, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gross­man

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ellis, Mr.& Mrs. John Pontifice, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Lyons, Mrs. JosephSmith, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Barnes

Mrs. Elena Trenholm, Mr. t\Mrs. Joseph Papson, Mr. & Mrs.Peter A. Pizzarello

$25A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. John

Gomes, Mr. & Mrs. James Ponto­lilio Jr., A Friend, Mr. & Mrs.John Norton

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Des­cheneau, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Daley, Mr. & Mrs. JosephICosta, Mr. & Mrs. William Flah­erty

Marguerite & Dorothy Mon­dor, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Butts,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bryant Sr.,Hazel Hope, Wilfred Russell

Mrs. Herbert Schriever &Family

$30Elaine Sullivan

$25In Memory of Ernest L. Buck­

ley, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gilmore

North AttleboroSACRED HEART

$100Mrs. ,Edmond Precourt

$50A FriendMr. & Mrs. Fernand Goulet

$30Mr. & Mrs. James Hannon

$26Louis Bardier

$25Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Couturier,

Mrs. Claire Deschenes, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Kirby, Mrs. IsraelMercier, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sauve

Mr. & Mrs. Emile Seymour,Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Weldon

ST. MARY$40

Mr. & Mrs. Richard ForbesMr. & Mrs. Edward Lambert

Jr.

Arthur Wildgoose, Mr. & Mrs.Clement Ziroli

MansfieldST. MARY

$100Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McElroyMr. & Mrs. Karl ClemmeyMr. & Mrs. William Morton

$75Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sullivan

$50Lillian DionDr. & Mrs. Richard Sheehan

$40Mr. & Mrs. C. BellavanceMr. & Mrs. George Miller

$30Mrs. E. P. AtwellMr. & Mrs. Victor Narcisso '

$25Mr. & Mrs. Francis Baldini,

Mr. & Mrs. G. Bacchiocchio, Mr.& Mrs. A. Govino, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas K. Hughes, Mr. & Mrs.William Lawrence

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Sarro, Lou­ise Soldani, Mr. & Mrs. FrankCandella, Mr. & Mrs. John Cap­ra, Mr. & Mrs. John Senna

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Catalano,Mrs. C. M. Fillmore, Mr. & Mrs.Conley Egan, Mr. & Mrs. J.C.R.Cote, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Jackson

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Guillette,Mildred Hannon

NortonST. MARY

$350Rev. James P. Dalzell

$250Defiance Bleachery

SeekonkST. MARY

$100Mr. & Mrs. Robert Durant

$75Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Murray

$50Andrew HarneyMr. & Mrs. Frank Padykula

$49Mrs. Clement Lesage

$40Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marcoux

, $35Kathryn DonahueMr. & Mrs. Eugene N. Perry ,

$30Mr. & Mrs. Jacques LeducMr. & Mrs. Thomas Toppin

$25Henry Arundale, Mr. & Mrs.

Kenneth Bliss, Mr. & Mrs. Ben­jamin Braga, Dr. & Mrs. RobertS. Burroughs, Mr. & Mrs. Mar­tin Carroll

Mr. & Mrs. Neil Copes, Mr.& Mrs. Maurice W. Cotton, Mr.& Mrs. W. Cushman, Mrs. Rob­ert Currie, Mr. & Mrs. FrankFoley

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fontaine,Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hannan,Mr. & Mrs. Louis Laliberte, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph W. Landry, Mr.& Mrs. Gerald Lanoue

Mr. & Mrs. David Lynch, Mr.& Mrs. James McKearney, Mr.& Mrs. George Provost, Mr. &Mrs. Jeremiah Raposa, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Silvia

Mr. & Mrs. Don Struhar, Mrs.Corinne Tessier, Mr.. & Mrs.Clifford Wallace, Mr. & Mrs.

Mr. & Mrs. David Grady$40

Mr. & Mrs. John Plath$35

Edward Duclos$30

Mr. & Mrs. Rodolphe BruneauMr. & Mrs. Edirito FachadaMr. & Mrs. Ernest Major

$25Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tomlin­

son, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Poirier, .. Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Viens, Mr.

& Mrs. Adrien Piette, Mr. & Mrs.Louis Desmarais

Mr. & Mrs. Henry AuclairMr. & Mrs. Joseph Robichaud,

.Mr. & Mrs. Normand Carrier,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Messier, Mr.& Mrs. Roland Lucier, Mr. &Mrs. Boleslaw Rec, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Glode, Mr. & Mrs. JohnBourque, Mr. & Mrs. Francis 0'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. George 0'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Har­kins.

ST. MARK

$50Dr. James DooleyMr. & Mrs. Emilio Gautieri

$25Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Dube, Mr.

& Mrs. John Levis, Mr. & Mrs.Gerard Kenton, Mr. & Mrs. Don­ald Suite, Dr. Anthony Vince­guerra

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Furtado,Mr. & Mrs. John E. ShaesgreenJr., Earl Lavin, Daniel DelVec­chio, Frederick Connelly

Victor Larkin, John King,George McGee, Donald Dou­cette, Philip Lindstrom

ST. THERESA

$100Choiniere Family

$50Mrs. Joseph Lunderville

PARISH TOTALSAttleboro

ST. JOHN$165

Dr. Anthony Terranova$125

Mr. & Mrs. John McIntyre. $100

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick BartekMr. & Mrs. Paul RockettMr. & Mrs. James H. LeeMr. & Mrs. John P. Lee

$60Mr. & Mrs. J. Jerome CooganMr. & Mrs. Harry J. Flynn

$50Mrs. Leland Smith

$30Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. BlakeMr. & Mrs. Kenneth McGrath

$25Mr. & Mrs. David Shea, Mr.

& Mrs. Paul Silvia, Mr. & Mrs.Frederick Frigon, Dr. & Mrs.Frederick Woll, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Rohman

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Taylor,Mr. & Mrs. John Dolan, Dr. &Mrs. Thomas A. Fay, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Hungerford, Mr. & Mrs.Norman Morin

Dr. & Mrs. Edward Paolino,Mr. &: Mrs. John Carroll, Mr. &Mrs. Daniel Gilroy, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. Ken­neth Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. George L. Kohler,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mahon, Dr.& Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mr. &Mrs. Earl Cruff, Mr. & Mrs. Al­fred MoNally

In Memory of Bertha Pelletier,Mrs. John Lepper, Mrs. JamesA. Barnett, Gertrude McBrien

Lucille Felix, Hermine Davi­gnon

16,911.70

11,651.00

10,589.009,402.46

9,121.50

14,354.7412,281.0010,443.00

9,664.007,847.00

St. John, AttleboroMt. Carmel, SeekonkSt. Mary, MansfieldSt. Mary, SeekonkSt. Mark, Attleboro

Mt. Carmel,New Bedford

St. James,New Bedford

Holy Name,New Bedford

St. Joseph, FairhavenSt. Joseph,

New Bedford

New Bedford Area

St. Francis Xavier,Hyannis 18,372.00

St. Pius X,South Yarmouth 14,860.00

Assumption, Osterville 10,138.40St. Patrick, Falmouth 8,787.00St. Margaret,

Buzzards Bay 7,127.00

Holy Name, Fall River 22,571.00Our Lady of the Angels,

Fall River 14,550.60Cathedral, Fall River 12,683.00St. Thomas More,

Somerset 9,164.05St. Patrick, Somerset 8,036.87

Cape & Islands Area

Fourteen parishes have sur­passed their 1975 final totals;they are: Sacred Heart, NorthAttleboro; Mt. Carmel, Seekonk:St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis;Espirito Santo, Our Lady ofHealth, Fall River.

Our Lady of Angels, SantoChristo, Fall River; St. Bernard,Assonet, St. Patrick, Somerset;Holy Name, New Bedford.

St. Boniface, New Bedford;Holy Family, East Taunton; St.Ann, Raynham; Holy Cross,South Easton.

Leading area parishes:

Holy Family,East Taunton 7,186.00

St. Ann, Raynham 6,699.00St. Mary, Taunton 6,604.00Sacred Heart, Taunton 6,397.00Immaculate Conception,

Taunton 6,160.00

A-2 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976

Buzzards BayST. MARGARET

$50Mr. & Mrs. Frank WyattCatherine H. D. BowenJulio RoderickMr. & Mrs. Edwin PaytonMr. & Mrs. Paul Govoni

$40Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E. Oliosi

$35Mr. & Mrs. Tony VieiraMr. & Mrs. John Karl

$30Mr. & Mrs. Philip Ferren

$27In Memory of James J. Tam­

agini$25

Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Bugg,Mr. Mrs. Colombo Cristofori, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Delsie, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond Fitzgerald, Mr. & Mrs.Emiliano Gavazza,

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hough, Mr.& Mrs. David Kashner, Mr. &Mrs. Frank F. Luckingham, Mr.& Mrs. Marson Parisi, Mr. &Mrs. Elmer J. Pomeroy

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. PostJr., Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Poyant,Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Puorro,Cecile Robbins, Mr. & Mrs. Mau­rice Savage

Margaret Sanford, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Tedesco Jr., Mrs. ErnestJ. Wright, Mr. & Mrs. BradfordM. Holmes, Mr. & Mrs. Louis F.Facchetti

Mr. & Mrs. Victor Gosselin,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mr.& Mrs. David F. Fannon, Mr. &Mrs. John Duffy, Oliver Garneau

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sweeney,Mr. & Mrs. William J. Connors,Mr. & Mrs. John McManus, Mr.& Mrs. Louis Eaccobacci, RuthM. Pope

Robert L. Brousseau, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond Boucher

ChathamHOLY REDEEMER

$200Mr. & Mrs. John McLaughlin

$150Mr. & Mrs. John Mohyde

$100Mr. & Mrs. Ralph GuidaCecile DoelgerMr. & Mrs. Frank HoenemyerMargaret L. Nickerson

$52Mr. & Mrs. John Peters

$50Chatham Trust Co.Ethel ComeauMr. & Mrs. Lawrence GrayMr. & Mrs. William HartshornMarion KaneMr. & Mrs. Raymond KaneMr. & Mrs. George KillenHelen McCarthyAnne R. McCarthyMary E. Tirrell

$35Mr. & Mrs. James AndrewsMr. & Mrs. Alfred BowlesMr. & Mrs. Robert EricsonCharlotte ForgeronMr. & Mrs. John Patten

$30Mr. & Mrs. Frank DevlinMr. & Mrs. Paul DowdlQIr. & Mrs. Leonard FougereMr. & Mrs. Lawrence FrawleyMr. & Mrs. Andrew GriffinMr. & Mrs. John F. HenryFlorence Reilly

$25Cecelia Aide, Mr. & Mrs.

Charles Baker, Mrs. Fred Bour­que, Mr. & Mrs. William Bren-

nan, Mr. & Mrs. Leo ConcannonMr. & Mrs. Thomas Corrigan,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Courtnell, Mr.

& Mrs. Joseph Dinand, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Dresser, Mr. & Mrs.James Enright

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Griffin,Robert K. Johnson, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Keyes, Mr. & Mrs. AlbertLeate, Lucien LeMaitre

Julia Martin, Mr & Mrs JamesMcLaughlin, Dr. Charles Mur­phy, Elizabeth Norton, Mr. &Mrs. Freeman Phillips

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reynolds,Mr. & Mrs. William Robinson,Dr. & Mrs. Jos. Ropulewis, Mr.& Mrs. Philip Stello, Mr. & Mrs.Patrick Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs John Weidler, MaryWhitely, Mrs. Frank Wing, Mrs.James Jackson

E. FalmouthST. ANTHONY

$200Rev. George E. Amaral

$100Rev. Thomas C. MayhewMr. & Mrs. Philip F. TrippMr. & Mrs. Kenneth O'Connell

$50Mr. & Mrs. William BonitoMr. & Mrs. Manuel G. Souza,

Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick W. Lewis

$40PS Fuel Oil Co., Arthur Pimen­

tal and Albert Souza$35

Nathalie M. Abrams, Donna& William

$30Mr. & Mrs. Virgil W. JansenLt. Col. & Mrs. William JoyceMr. & Mrs. Frederick E. Ward

$25Mr. & Mrs. William Page, Mr.

& Mrs. Francisco Tavares, Mr. &Mrs. Vincent Luckraft, St. An­thony's Council of CatholicWomen

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick P. Bishop,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Figuerido,Miss Sarah Fordham, In memoryof John G. Rose & Manuel Ama­ral, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Marshall,Lorraine Santos, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel P. Dutra, In memory ofAntone M. Martin, Mr.' &Mrs. Herman Rodriques

In memory of George P. Cab­ral, Sr., Adeline M. Baptista, Mr.& Mrs. Alfred A. Marks

EdgartownST. ELIZABETH

$75Mrs. Margaret O'Neil

$50.Mr. & Mrs. Ellsworth Fisher

$35Mr. & Mrs. George GoulartCharlotte Madeiros

$25Jean-Arie Britcher, In memory

of Captain Joshua W. MurphyJr., Mr. & Mrs. Herbert MercierJr., Mrs. Isaac Norton, Mr. &Mrs. Albert K. Sylvia Jr.

FalmouthST. PATRICK

$250Anonymous

$100Mr. & Mrs. Raymond MaguireMr. & Mrs. William Brennan

$75Edmund C. Wessling

$50Loretta McKeon

$40Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Miskell,

Jr.$25

Mr. & Mrs. James S. Brown,Mrs. Einar Edwards, Mr. & Mrs.John Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardGodlewski, Col. & Mrs. NormanLaForest

Dr. & Mrs. John S. Lee, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph McLeish, Mrs. Jo­seph B. Miskell, Sr.

HyannisST. FRANCIS XAVIER

$100Blue Sea & Buccaneer Motels

Rev. John F. AndrewsMr. & Mrs. George M. Shannon

$75Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Sulli­

van$50

Mr. & Mrs. Edward ActonCatherine D. ToweyMr. & Mrs. J. William O'BrienAtty. & Mrs. John P. Curley,

Jr.Mrs. Jeannette L. DonoghueMr. & Mrs. Michael NoonanKathryn Lyons

$40Mr. & Mrs. John F. Vetorino

$35Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Lough­

linDr. & Mrs. John H. Miller

Dr. & Mrs. James Dunne$30

Mrs. John T. ShannahanMr. & Mrs. Ralph Rocheteau,

Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Richard

$26Mr. & Mrs. Fred Golenski

$25Mr. & Mrs. Austin A. Bell,

Mr. & Mrs. Roland A. Auger,Mr. & Mrs. William F. Mullane,Mr. & Mrs. Avelino J. Dutra,Mr. & Mrs. Antonio L. DiasMrs. Russell Barter, Mrs. Wil­

liam H. Conery, Marie L. Cham­berlain, Mrs. Margaret Cunning­ham, John F. Dempsey, Mrs.Josephine A. Barry

Mr. & Mrs. Julius P. Morin,Mr. & Mrs. Robp.rt A. White, Mr.& Mrs. Alfred W. McKenna, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke, Mr. &Mrs.' Timothy F. Linehan.

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Cavanaugh,Joseph M. Bennett, John R.Reyburn, Robert J Towle, Arthur

'J. Carey.Charles L. SeneSac.

NantucketOUR LADY OF THE ISLE

$100Mr. & Mrs. Richard MackGrace Henry

$50Mr. & Mrs. William Hays 3rd

$35Myles Reis

$30Mr. & Mrs. Edmund PollardMr. & Mrs. Wendell Howes

$25Mrs. Ernest Whelden, Mrs.

Charles Pearl, St. Mary's Guild,Congdon & Coleman Co.

OstervilleOUR LADY OF THE

ASSUMPI10N

$1,000AnonymousSt. Vincent de Paul

$400Rev. Clarence P. Murphy

$200Mr. & Mrs. Thomas PowersAssumption Guild

$100AnonymousAnonymousWilliam MonePaul LebelJohn ShieldsCharles DanaRichard CainAnonymous

$75Sherwood Torndorf

$60AnonymousAnonymous

$50Daniel A. CroninAnonymousPhilip BoudreauAnonymousHugh Colliton, Jr.AnonymousJoseph FitzgeraldAnonymousJ. L. Callahan, Jr.AnonymousEdward F. TyminskiEugene Kennedy, Jr.Dr. Robert,O'DohertyJohn GallagherThomas Quinn

$40James Gallagher

$35AnonymousArmand MathisRoland AshleyJames Shields

$30Anonymous

. James FrielLawrence ColemanEdward Coughlin, Sr.John T. Shea

$25Anonymous, Francis Butler,

Anonymous, Mrs. AlexanderEllis, Anonymous

Edward Crosby, AnonymoHs,Robert Sims, Anonymous, Wil­liam Carpenter

Anonymous, Bernadette Black,Anonymous, Victor Adams,Anonymous

Grace Flaherty, Anonymous,Gerald Haehle, Anonymous,James Galogly Jr.

Crawford Hollidge, T. JosephMcCook, Edwin Pina, Mary G.Whalen, Daniel Flynn

Thomas Hartigan, CarolineGilligan, William Adams, JohnShea, George Coyne

Benjamin Yanchuck, George·Doherty,. Michael Makunas, D.M. Stapleton, Roy Smith

Royal Gaffney, Richard Thor­man, M. Humphrey, George Ben­way, Edward Donovan

Chester Brown, Frederick 0'-'Neal, Luke Lally, Elizabeth O'­Doherty, Paul Joyce

John O'Donnell, J. J. Mur­phy, Boyd Watson MaryannGrafton-Rodgers, Charles Cas­sidy, Thomas Cochran

Anonymous, Cotter Family,Anonymous, Thomas Driscoll,Antone Souza Jr.

PocassetST. JOHN

$300Rev. James A. McCarthy

$150Anonymous

$120Anonymous

$104Mrs. Paul Sabourin

$100Mr. & Mrs. Robert MosherMr. & Mrs. William CarrAnonymousAnonymous

$50Mr. & Mrs. Albert GiordanoMr. & Mrs. Robert HurleyMr. & Mrs. Michael J. HealyMr. & Mrs. Otto P. Becker Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence PerraultMr. & Mrs. John McCoyAnonymous

$40Mr. & Mrs. Norman S. Blod­

gett$35

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DauphinMr. & Mrs. Fred O'NeilAnonymous

$30Mr. & Mrs. Francis DonaldsonMr. & Mrs. John F. NelsonMr. & Mrs. Raymond LucierDr. & Mrs. William R. Foun-

tain$25

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Asquino,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Medeiros, Mr.& Mrs. John F. O'Brien, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Kenny, Paul Nu­gent

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Murtha,Mr. & Mrs. C. Minnihan, Mr. &Mrs. Harold Czarnetzki, Mr. &Mrs. Peter J. Keating, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Zammarchi

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Le Brun,Mr. & Mrs. E. Beauregard, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Dunlavey, Mrs.Cecilia Fredette, Mrs. HarryWalker

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mahoney,Roger L. Hall, Mrs. FernandeColwell, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeHenrikus

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Grant,Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fortucci,Anonymous (9)

Mr. & Mrs. G. Stanley John­son, Francis Mackedon, Mrs.William Hervey, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs.Fred Comings .

Mrs. William McLaughlin, Mr.& Mrs. Angelo J. Dimodica, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph B. Reynolds, Mrs.Manuel Britto, Mr. & Mrs. Rus­sell Burns

Martha Hurly, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Thoma, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Cavicchi, Anonymous

ProvincetownST. PETER THE APOSTLE

$250Rev. Joao C. Martins

$100Blessing of the Fleet Commit­

tee$50

Margaret Roberts$25

Joan Snow, Willis Carlos, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Francis, .JameS. Cully

SandwichCORPUS CHRISTI

$500Rev. William F. Morris

$200E. L. Maleady

$175Mr. & Mrs. John B. Higby

$150Mr. & Mrs. John JoyceMacDonald Sandwich Hard­

ware$100

Mr. & Mrs. William BullockMr. & Mrs. Leo DiotaIeviMr. & Mrs. Dante GalleraniFrancis GleasonMr. & Mrs. Herbert A. HamlenMr. & Mrs. Joseph JacintoMr. & Mrs. Leo J. KellyMr. & Mrs. Richard Mannion

$60Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. ChaissonMr. & Mrs. Daniel Ryan

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976 A-3Mrs. James BazzinottiMr. & Mrs. Joseph BazzinottiLt. Col. & Mrs. Charles F

Brower IIIMr. & Mrs. John BullaMr. & Mrs. Richard CurrierFalmouth Bank & Trust Co.Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kohn

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McNamaraMr. & Mrs. Ernest OlsonMr. & Mrs. Arthur PaganiGeorge & Mary OrtolaniMr. & Mrs. Antonio RigazioHenry Werner

$40Mr. & Mrs. Bernard C.DiPietro

$35Mr. & Mrs. James O. EarleMr. & Mrs. Amedio GonellaMr. & Mrs. Frank D. Haley

$30Mr. & Mrs. Walter AlveziMr. & Mrs. RaymondDoucette, Jr.Mrs. Stella DvorskiMr. & Mrs. John GillisEdward Parent, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Luigi PasqualeMr. & Mrs. Edward PooreMrs. Charles RussellMrs. Ann SullivanMrs. John Sullivan & Fam.'Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. TobinMrs. J. Russell BarberMr. & Mrs. Albert BazzinottiMrs. Antonio BianchiMr. & Mrs. John V. BonnerBryden Insurance AgencyMr. & Mrs. Howard CarlsonMr. & Mrs. William CollinsMrs. Sophia M. CookWilliam & Miriam CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Angelo DantiMr. & Mrs. RaymondDoucette, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert FerrickMr. & Mrs. Lou GalleraniMr. & Mrs. Justin GeorgeMrs. Albert GovoniMr. & Mrs. Stanley GrabowskiMrs. Ray GrangerMr. & Mrs. Joseph GrazulisBarbara HadleyMr. & Mrs. Francis HeddyMrs. Channing Hoxie

$25Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keohan,

Mrs. Marie F. Lastin, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Latimer, Mrs. John T.Liberty, Katherine Daley.

Rose Maley, Francis B. McConn, Virginia McLaughlin, Mr.& Mrs. James Megley, GraceMorrill.

Frank J. Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.Francis O'Brien, Mrs. VirginiaPanero, Mr. & Mrs. Tivio Papi,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Parks.

Mr. & Mrs. Columbo Pasteris,Mrs. John Pessa, Mr. & Mrs.Donald Philbrick, Mrs. GustavoPola, Mrs. Chester Rich.

Mr. & Mrs. Michele Rigazio,Mr. & Mrs. J. Louis Roberti, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Rondelli, Mr. &Mrs. James Sibson, Mr. & Mrs.James Sutton.

Mr. & Mrs. Dante Tassinari,Mr. & Mrs. John H. Williams.

South YarmouthST. PIUS TENTH

$800Friends of Catholic Charity

$125Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mitch­

ell$100

Mr. & Mrs. James 1. KeanyJames W. KellyMr. & Mrs. Henry M. LeenMrs. Anna MoorhouseMr. & Mrs. James H. QuirkMr. & Mrs. J. T. Crawford

$75Charles W. Hutchinson

$50Mrs. Ernest EastmanMr. & Mrs. Fred W. McNabbMr. & Mrs. Gerald O'NeillMr. & Mrs. Elliot V. Martin

$40Mr. & Mrs. Warren DoeMr. & Mrs. G. W. SearsFriend of Charity

$35Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Douglas Donovan

$30Mr. & Mrs. Edward RobinsonMary C. MacSwineyMr. & Mrs. John Palmer

$25Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Bennett,

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Carroll, Mar­garet Grimes, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisHolland, Mrs. James Kelleher

Mr. Richard McCormick, Mr.& Mrs. James McGeary, Mr. &Mrs. Edward McGrath, Mr. &Mrs. John McKenney, Mr. &

'Mrs. Peter McNamaraMiss Helene A. McSwiney, Mr.

& Mrs. Anthony Martino, Mr. &Mrs. James W. Mooney, Mr. &Mrs. Norbert Parent, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Perrino

Mr. & Mrs. William Redmond,Mr. & Mrs. Chester Sawin, Mr.& Mrs. Richard A. Sullivan, Mr.& Mrs. Frank T. Toner, GertrudeE. Tynan

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Boucher,Mr. & Mrs. Carl Buccella,Charles B. Carney, John B. Da­vidson, Mr. & Mrs. Charles P.Driscoll

Mrs. James Feeney, Mrs. Er­nest W. Geddes, Mr. & Mrs. Ar­thur Hurd" Dr. & Mrs. WilliamJohnson, Margaret R. McSwiney

Dr. & Mrs. Sylvester Maloney,Mr. & Mrs. John G. Manning,Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs.John J. Norris Jr., Mr. & Mrs.James F. Reynolds, Mrs. ArthurJ. Sullivan

WellfleetOUR LADY OF LOURDES

$400A Friend

$250Rev. Jude F. Morgan, SS.CC.

$150Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rose

$100St. Vincent DePaul SocietyErnest F. Rose

$50Downs Insurance AgencyJeanne R. BellArthur F. JosephEdward M. Roza

$35Arthur and Turrie Silva

$30Mr. & Mrs. Richard Filliman

$25Lawrence Rose, Gordon C.

Dutra, Arthur P. Mooney,George Mooney, Caroline B.Joseph.

Clarence Barrio, Austin H.Rose, Jr.

Mrs. Harold Foley, LawrenceCardinal, John J. Thomas, FloraPeters, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Silva,Mr. & Mrs. John J. Thomas

West HarwichHOLY TRINITY

$200Association of Sacred Hearts,

Holy TrinitySt. Vincent de Paul, Holy Trin-

ity .$120

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Berg·haus

$100Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brennan

Betty & Marion HalbritterRev. William B. Davis, SSCCMr. & Mrs. Donald Wolf

$60Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cutter

$50Mr. & Mrs. Paul HennesseyMrs. Eugene A. HudsonHarold MahonIVtrs. Katherine McAleerMr. & Mrs. Wallace Raneo

$36Mr. & Mrs. Joaquim Pena

$35Mr. & Mrs. William DowneyMr. & Mrs. Dennis Duggan

$30Mr. James J. ConnorMr. & Mrs. David DohertyHester & Margaret GriffinMary & Rose SylviaMr. & Mrs. Vincent Walsh

$25Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Alvey,

Mr. & Mrs. Julio Barrows, Mr.& Mrs. Ronald Carron, Mrs. AmyCarbonneau, Mr. & Mrs. JamesCharles

Evelyn T. Clarke, Mrs. JosephConnell, Mrs. James Conway,Col. & Mrs. Ralph Cummings,Mr. & Mrs. Leo Daley

Mr. & Mrs. John Donohue, Mr.& Mrs. Ronald Dowgiallo, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Egan, Mr. & Mrs.Edward Fearns, Mr. & Mrs. JohnFitzmaurice

Mr. & Mrs. George Gardner,Mr. & Mrs. Donald Geary, Mrs.Margaret Geoghegan, Mr. & Mrs.John Gonsalves, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Hill

Mr. & Mrs. Neal Holland, Mrs.Marie Kelley, Mr. & Mrs. Thom·as McGuire, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesMcVay, Mrs. Glenn Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Mur­phy, Mr. & Mrs. William E. Mur­phy, Mrs. Charlotte Pena, Mr. &Mrs. Chester Powers, AlicePumphret

Mr. & Mrs. John Raneo, Dor­othy Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. RichardShea, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Upp­gard. Mr. & Mrs. David Webber

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welsh Jr.,Judge Robert A. Welsh

Woods HoleST. JOSEPH'S

$200Rev. Joseph 1. PowersMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Battles

$125Mr. & Mrs. William F. Foran

$100Mr. & Mrs. Emil TietjeMr. & Mrs. Cornelius HickeyMr. & Mrs. Ronald Delinks

Elmer F. Hallett$75

Mrs. Claudia Pendergast$50

Rev. Joseph F. Wiseman,C.S.C.Rev. James H. DoyleMr. & Mrs. P. S. TierneyMr. & Mrs. Eugene YoungMr. John ValoisMr. & Mrs. Walter MurphyMr. & Mrs. Harley KnebelMr. & Mrs. William E.MorrisonMrs. Granville CranstonMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. MontleMr. & Mrs. William StoneMr. & Mrs. Edward McGuireMr. & Mrs. John McCueMrs. Jeremiah O'KeefeHenry T. DrohanMr. & Mrs. Stephen Kelleher

$35Mr. & Mrs. Leo B. DowdMajor Mary C. Morris, RetiredMr. & Mrs. Ralph Simoneau

$30Dr. & Mrs. E. Arthur RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Chester Harris, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Harold O.McComiskey

Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. McDermott$25

,Mr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle,Mr. & Mrs. Noel Almeida,

Hope Stratton, Dr. J. ElliotTaylor, Mr. & Mrs. FrankDiGiano.

Judy Leonard, Mrs. Robert F.Leonard, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelMedeiros, Mr. & Mrs. Robert N.Mead, Mr. Joseph Lucas.

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Rooney,Mrs. William Stanton, Mrs.Joseph Goulding, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Noonan, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Dionne, Sr.

Mr & Mrs Martin B. Mahoney,Mr. & Mrs. James Lewis, Mr.

& Mrs. Stephen H. McInnis, RuthPyne, Lee-Side, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul April, Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Ralph E. Bold, FrederickBullock, Mr. & Mrs. T. Burke,Mr. & Mrs. Omer Renquin.

Fall RiverST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL

$500Rev. Msgr. John J. Regan

$50Gertrude O'LoughlinHelen BurnsDorothy KirbyIn Memory of Kathryn A.

Moran$35

Mrs. Angela WingateJames Wingate

$30Mr. & Mrs. James FrankAnn StandishMr. & Mrs. James MelvinMr. & Mrs. Chester Kulpa

$25Robert F. Coggeshall, Mr. &

Mrs. Frank DePaola, Mrs. NatalieMachado, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeSutherland, Mary Kirby

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Raposa,Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Grace, RichardGrace

BLESSED SACRAMENT

$50Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lauzon

$36A. & W. Root Beer

$35Friends

$25Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hamel, Mrs.

Rose Tonelli, Mr. & Mrs. LeoPaul Beaudoin, Mr. & Mrs. Al­bert Beaudoin

HOLY CROSS

$250Conventual Franciscan Fathers

$50Szewczyk Family .St. Vincent de Paul ConferenceHoly Rosary SodalityIn memory of John A. Piet­

ruszka

$30Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. CiosekMr. & Mrs. Raymond CanuelMr. & Mrs. Stanley W. Nowak

$25Holy Cross Men's Club, Friend,

Mr. & Mrs. Thaddeus Krupa, Mr.& Mrs. Bronislaw Beben, Mr. &Mrs. Walter Witengier

Mr. & Mrs. Bronislaw Kozack,Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Gancarski,Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pirog,Friend, Friend

Etta Walmsley, In memory ofdeceased priests, Friend

OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

$25Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Velho,

Joseph V. Velozo, Jr., Mr. & Mrs.Joseph M. Theodore, Mrs. JamesArruda

John Branco

OUR LADY OF HEALTH

$500Rev. Luciano J. Pereira

$200Holy Ghost SocietyHoly Name Society

$100Rev. Gastao OliveiraOur Lady of Health Women's

GuildHoly Rosary Society

$50In Memory of Rose FreitasIn Memory of Mr. & Mrs.

Caetano Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Mello

Mr. & Mrs. William Silvia$30

Mr. & Mrs. David AmarelMr. & Mrs. Jeremias Rego

$25Mr. & Mrs. Francisco C. Silvia,

Mrs. Jose Pimental, Mr. & Mrs.Angelo Pereira, A Friend, AFriend.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Prenda,A Friend, Mrs. Beartice Vas­concellos, In Memory ofJoseph Gonsalves, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Almeida.- Norberto Diniz, A Friend, InMemory of Antone Ferreira, Mr.& Mrs. Virgilio Mello, A Friend.

A Friend, A Friend, In Memoryof John Gonsalves, MonsoCabral, A Friend.

Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Raposo,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barboza.

OUR LADY OF THEHOLY ROSARY

$100Mrs. M. Sophie Pacheco &

Family$35

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Talbet$30

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Stetkiewicz,Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Graci$25

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Capeto,Mrs. Acquiline Dispirito, Mr. &Mrs. Kiah O'Brien, III

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. D'Am­brosio, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Di­Chiara, Angelo Ferraro; Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Marcucci, MarySaulino Ponte, Mrs. Lena Ricci

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA

$150Rev. Laureano C. dos Reis

$40Edwardo Paiva

$25Mr. & Mrs. Richard Silvia, Mr.

& Mrs. George A. Bolen, Mr. &Mrs. Tiargo B. Silvia, Mr. & Mrs.Jose Brum, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelMedeiros.

Mr. & Mrs. Emery Gomes, Mr.& Mrs. John R. Vincent, Mr. &Mrs. Wilfred Hamel

ST. ELIZABETH

$200Rev. George de J. Sousa

$50St. Elizabeth Ladies GuildHoly Name Society \Confirmation Class of 1976

$35St. Vincent de Paul Society

$25Laura NobregaA Friend

A-4 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13, 1976

Fall RiverIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$50Mrs. Theresa HetuFlorence LynchMr. & Mrs. Thomas McHenry

$45Peter Sullivan

$37.50In Memory of Daniel & Man­

uel Pimental$30

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas ClemmeyMr. & Mrs. Frank P. Natale

$25Arthur Bergeron, William Be­

nevides, Mrs. Adam Brooks, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Fournier, PaulLafrance

Mrs. William Mitchell, John F.Mooney, Mrs. Edward Riley

ST. ANNE

$200.00'Dominican Fathers

$50'AnonymousDonald C. AugurAnonymous

$30Mr. & Mrs. Roland SorelMr. & Mrs. Philip R. Thibault

$25Lauretta, Germaine and Albert

Gauthier, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeLedoux

ST. JEAN·BAPTISTE

$100St. Vincent de Paul Store

$25John Farrell, St. Vincent de

Paul Conference

SACRED HEART

$350Rev. John R. Foister

$300Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Murphy:

In Memory of Mrs. John J.Tuite, John J. Tuite and MaryH. C. Flynn

$190Rev. Arthur K. Wingate

$100In memory of Evelyn R. LearyMr. & Mrs. Daniel MurphySacred Heart Women's Guild

$55In memory of Edward Dillon

$52Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nedderman

$50Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. DuffyQuinlan F. LearyMr~& Mrs. Manuel J. SoaresMr. & Mrs. James H. SullivanGeorge Driscoll

$40Anna G. McCarthyJohn T. O'NeillCatherine O'Neill

$35In memory of Herman J.

SpringerMr. & Mrs. George E. Sullivan

Jr.$30

Ann & Elizabeth DowneyMr. & Mrs. Charles F. BliffinsMr. & Mrs. Edward Coogan

$25Mr. & Mrs. John H. Springer,

Mrs. Anna Sullivan in memoryof Michael F. Sullivan Sr., Mar­garet F. Lowney, Mrs. FrancisDolan

Mrs. Manuel M. Costa, HelenCavanaugh, Mr. & Mrs. OmerBoucher, Mr. & Mrs. RaymondRosa, Mrs. Benjamin Stafford .

Dennis F. Delaney, Mrs. JohnP. Fleming, Mary A. Gingras,Mr. & Mrs. Norman Meyer, Ray­mond F. Powers

Thomas F. Connors, James'. Quinn, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas

Burke, Mrs. Jean Mizak, SarahHalligan

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Beland,Mary Grandfield, Mrs. DorothyB. Wright in memory of Jere­miah J. & Mary A. Brosnan,Helen F. Loftus, Mr. & Mrs. Ste­phen R. Lopes

Mrs. John C. Torpey

ST. JOSEPH

$125Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O'Connell

$100Francis L. HarringtonSt. Vincent DePaul Society

$75Katherine M. Sullivan

Julia Harrington$50

Mr. & Mrs. John MercerMary CullenMargaret McCloskeyMr. & Mrs. Frank M. Silvia, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Tomlinson

$45Mr. & Mrs. James D., Salvo

$40Mr. & Mrs. John Mulrooney

$30Mr. & Mrs. Arthur HannafinMrs. Richard LownMr. & Mrs. Walter Nichipor

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Netto$25

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Du­mais, Mrs. Wallace ,Fairbanks,Patricia M. Leary, Mr. & Mrs.Eugene Morin, Nicholas Rodri­gues

Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Feeney,Margaret R. Feeney, Mrs. Ray­mond Heyworth, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward Monarch, Mr. & Mrs. Rus-

• sell PichetteFrederick Sherry, Mr. & Mrs.

Timothy ThompsonAnne Borden, Jose Bor8es,

Mrs. Joseph Boyd, Mr. & Mrs.George Carayanes, Mr. & Mrs.John Fitzgerald.

Mrs. John Markland, InMemory of James E. McMillian.

ST. MATHIEU

$100Miss Juliette Belanger

$55Mr. Edgar Poisson

$50Mr. & Mrs. Harold McNerney

$35Mr. & Mrs. John PoissonIn Memory of Dr. Eugene J.

Dionne$30

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rivard$25

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Poisson,Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Mailloux,Ann Roussel, Mr. & Mrs. JohnCabaceiras, Mr. & Mrs. PhilippeVaillancourt.

ST. STANISLAUS

$300Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Galkowski

$120Paula J. King

$100Mr. & Mrs. Walter KoconRev. Marian Ogorek

$90Miss Mary Joy

$85Mr. & Mrs. Walter GosciminskiSophie, Mary, Stanley Zmuda

$75Mrs. Alice KretMr. & Mrs. Thomas Pasternak

$60Mr. & Mrs. Paul Proulx

$50Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Costa

Weglowski Family, $41.33

St. Stanislaus School Children$40

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gromada$36

Martin Forczyk Family$30

Mr. & Mrs. William Crawford$26

Mrs. Frances Winiarski$25

Rita O'Loughlin, Mrs. WalterConrad, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Zda­bosz, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Hadala,Mr. & Mrs. Alfred G. Ferry

St. Stanislaus Men's Club, Mr.& Mrs. William Leeming, Mr. &Mrs. Walter Soczek, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Polak, Mr. & Mrs. Fran­cis J. Rapoza Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Violette,Felician Sisters, St. StanislausWomen's Guild, Mr. & Mrs.Matthew Jagielski, Mr. & Mrs.Dale Stetson

HOLY NAME

$300Margaret G. DillonDr. & Mrs. John Dunn

$250Dr. & Mrs. Victor Palumbo

$200Catharine FurzeIn Memory of George P. HurleyDr. Daniel L. MooneyDr. & Mrs. Harry Powers

$175Dr. & Mrs. Francis D'ErricoMaureen O'Rourke

$150Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Clancy

$125May Leary

$120Mr. & Mrs. Thomas CarrollMr. & Mrs. John F. Fanning

$100Atty. & Mrs. Frederic TorphyDr. Anne Marie HigginsJohn C. Ruane, Jr.In Memory of Anne V. KellyRobert PatenaudeMr. & Mrs. Alexander VezinaMrs. William A. TorphyMrs. Michael O'RourkeMr. & Mrs. Thaddeus GolitzMr. & Mrs. William HargravesMrs. William ConnellyGertrude & Alice LynchDr. & Mrs. Omer E. BoivinClaire Mullins

$80Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Lynch

$75Mrs. Edmund SunderlandIn Memory of Mr. & Mrs.

Louis B. Devine$70

The Neilan Family$60

Dorothy S. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. BurkeMildred V. CarrollMr. & Mrs. Romeo McCallum

& MargaretIn Memory of John & Marga­

ret McDermott$50

Helen O'Neil & Mary V. O'NeilMr. & Mrs. Gerard FortinCatherine P. HarringtonGenevieve 'A. HarringtonMrs. William McCarthyMrs. Thomas TanseyIn Memory of Gladys L. O'NeilMr. & Mrs. James Kelley, Jr.Mrs. Edward B. DownsHilda PhillipsMrs. John Hogan & Katherine

L. HoganMargaret P. Kelliher & Cecilia

SheehanKenny FamilyMrs. Everett G. CrowleyDr. & Mrs. Alfred J. RoyIn Memory of Robert Greene

,Mrs. Henry F. SheaIn Memory of Thomas J. &

Mary A. ColemanAtty. & Mrs. Roger MorganIn Memory of William R. &

Cecilia M. McConnellIn Memory of Ann Marshall

(Gift of Mary Hughes)Mr. & Mrs. Henry DussaultMr. & Mrs. William F. PattenElinor & Alice LenaghanMr. & Mrs. Michael FitzgeraldIn Memory of Sister Mary

Cecelia & Kathleen GillespieJohn J. BurkeKatherine LomaxMr. & Mrs. John O. BarryMrs. Michael ReganMr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Calla­

hanWilliam HurleyMr. & Mrs. Charles Franco

Atty. & Mrs. Joseph Callahan$40

John W. CummingsMargaret H. PowersRudolph LaVaultMr. & Mrs. Matthew SullivanMr. & Mrs. William M. Ayl-

wardMargaret Rita SullivanMr. & Mrs. Joseph Pinson-

neaultMr. & Mrs. Wilfred SaloisMrs. Thomas SheaMrs. Anthony Geary

$36Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gladu

$35Mr. & Mrs. Richard HennesseyIn Memory of Sister

Augustina, S.U.S.C.Mr. & Mrs. Jan PiltraszekMr. & Mrs. John J. Mitchell &

FamilyEmma & Elizabeth P. ConnorsKathleen SmythCatherine LysaghtMrs. Edward & Raoul T.

GagnonMrs. James E. MullinsMr. & Mrs. Charles LeonardMr. & Mrs. Roger Booth,Mr. & Mrs. Howard Marcoux

$33In Memory of Dep. Chief Wal­

ter Pietruska$30

James V. TerrioHonor TooheyMr. & Mrs. John KeatingMr. & Mrs. Armand DesmaraisMr. & Mrs. Albert RoyNancy CarrollMr. & Mrs. Vincent Mannion

'Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. RoyMr. & Mrs. Wilfred

MorrissetteMr. & Mrs. Fernand BonnoyerA FriendMr. & Mrs. John P. Harring­

tonHelen V. Lomax

$25Mr. & Mrs. James K. Marum,

Mrs. Thomas Collins, Mr. & Mrs.David T. Sullivan, John Reder,Mr. & Mrs. William C. Furze.

Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Boulay,Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Brouns, EileenHiggins, Grace A. Taylor, Mr. &Mrs. Edward J. Maher.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lapre, Mr.& Mrs Adelino Flores, BenevidesFamily, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardNicoletti, Mr & Mrs Lionel Braz.

John Azevedo, Mr. & Mrs.Rene Garant, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisCarey, Mr. & Mrs. David Bishop,George Hickey.

Mr. & Mrs. James Murray,Mrs. Anna K. McDowell, Mr. &Mrs. Ronald Banville, Mr. &Mrs. George Friedlander, Mr. &Mrs. John J. Sullivan.

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Tache, Mr.& Mrs. Howard Melker, Mr. &Mrs. Henry Kitchen, Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Rene Lavoie, Mr. & Mrs.

Joseph F. McGrady.Gertrude L. Mercier, Mrs.

Forrest Knight, Mrs. HonoraSullivan, Mr. & Mrs. JosephMorais, Mrs. Patricia A. Selleck.

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Paiva,Arthur Donovan, Mr. & Mrs.George Biltcliffe, Mr. & Mrs.William Hacking, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas A. O'Donnell.

Daniel T. Foley, Marion Foley,Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Ryan, AnnaSullivan, Raymond Beausoleil,

Mrs. G. Richard Duffy, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Grace, Mr. & Mrs.Norman Cordeiro, Mr. & Mrs.Wilfred P. Desruisseaux, Mrs.Louise Ponton.

Mr. & Mrs. James Costa, Mr.& Mrs. John Medeiros, Mr. &Mrs. Louis Shea, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Alecrim, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Crowe

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Furze,Bernard Sweeney, CatherineShea, Anna L. Sullivan, Mr. &Mrs. John Tavares.

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Nawrocki,Nash Family, Mr & Mrs ThomasL. Stanton, Marguerite Bonner,Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wood.

Mr. & Mrs. John D'Ambrosio,Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Foley. Mr.& Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs.Arthur Shea, Helen G. Law.

Mary Kelly, Mr. & Mrs.Antonio Castro, Mr. & Mrs. P.Henry Desmond, Mr. & Mrs.Elmer Stafford, Jr. GertrudeKelly.

Mrs. Elizabeth Zalenski,Catherine O'Connor, Mrs WalterFallon, Frank Perry, Jr, MargaretLahey.

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Leonard,Mrs. Annette L. Harrington,Relenza C. Manchester, EllaDempsey, Julia T. Harrington.

William Nuttall, Mr. & Mrs.Chester Nuttall, Mr. & Mrs. LeoT. Clement, Mrs. Julius Cohen.

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Murphy,Mr. & Mrs. Warren Wood.

Mr. & Mrs. John Walsh Sr.,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McGuill, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Cullen, HenryJ. Lemerise, Mrs. Hugh J. Golden

Helen M. Sullivan, Mrs. Ar­thur J. Sullivan, Mabel Moran,Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D'Ambro­sio, Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mc­Mahon

Mrs. Samuel Hacking, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Kitchen, Mr. & Mrs.Fred Czerwonka, Mr. & Mrs. AI­cide Morrell, William J. HeaneyJr.

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Sullivan,Mr. & Mrs. Stephen NawrockiJr., Mrs. James Eastwood, Mr.& Mrs. Roland Gagnon, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond Monahan

Vincent M. Fitzgerald, Eliz­abeth Crowley, Mrs. James &Catherine O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs.Francis McGrath, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Arnoe

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sullivan,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Delaney, Mrs.James A. Heaney, In Memoryof Antone Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs.I. Paul Lanzisera

Mr. & Mrs. Rouel Rapoza, Mr.& Mrs. Francis Harrington, Mr.& Mrs. Vincent Johnson, Mr. &Mrs. John Kirkman, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond McMullen

Paul Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. JohnHart, Mr. & Mrs. John White,In Memory of Mrs. Gertrude N.Laboissiere, Mr. & Mrs. JamesAlmond

William Regan, Mrs. FrancisRegan, Eugene J. Barry, Mr. &Mrs. Kenneth Reineria, HelenaKelley

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hart, InMemory of Joey Furtado, Mr. &Mrs. Edmund Geary

Mr. &ManuelCosta,

Mr. & Mrs. John BrownSt. Vincent de Paul St.

Bernard ConferenceA FriendWoodland Mf~.

$75Margret KelleyMr. & Mrs. Joseph PavaoA Friend

$50Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lynch Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blake

$40.Mr. & Mrs. MarvinPochon

$35Mrs. Franklin ArnoldA Friend

A-5

ST. LOUIS DE FRANCE

$150.St. Vincent de Paul Confer-

ence$50.

Ladies of St. Anne SodalityHoly Name Society

$40Mr. & Mrs. Albert Michaud

$25Mrs. Henry Fortier, Mr. &

Mrs. Chester LeonardMr. & Mrs. William O'Neil,

Mr. & Mrs. Emile Boilard

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Costa,Claire Lapointe, Mr. & Mrs.John Lawlor, Jean McAvene

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Maguire,Mr. & Mrs. Everett Mendes, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dube, Mr. &Mrs. James Carr, Mary McLeod. Mr.· & Mrs. William Surette,

Mr. Mrs. Oswald Medeiros, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas E. Ryan, Mr. &Mrs. John Cooney, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel Souza

Mr. & Mrs. Barton G. Albert,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Staples, AnneDriscoll, Evelyn Ryan, Mr. &Mrs. Eugene Orosz

Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Courville,Catherine Heald, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Kelliher, r. & Mrs. Wil­liam F. Johannis

New BedfordHOLY NAME

$110Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Fratus

$100Dr. & Mrs. John B. O'Toole,

Jr.Friendly Sons of St. PatrickMr. & Mrs. John J. Gibbons, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Marshall

$75Mr. & Mrs. Guido Coucci

Mr. George Rogers$50

Helen M. McintyreMrs. John V. O'NeilMr. & Mrs. James Wilson, Jr.

Monica ZygielMr. & Mrs. Arthur FonsecaMr. & Mrs. Robert Sylvia

$35Edith McIntyre

Mrs. Warren BroughtonMrs. John J. O'Neil

$30Mrs. Omer G. Bellenoit

$25Mr. & Mrs. Edward Casey, Mr.

& Mrs. Clifford Crowley, GeraldHarrington, Mrs. Edwin Living­stone, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard F.Souza

Mrs. Francis S. Sullivan, Mr.& Mrs. George E. Swansey

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doyle,Constance Zygiel, Mr. & Mrs.Philip Murray, Mr. & Mrs.Walter J. Bruce, Jr., In Memoryof Alice Hill.

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Faraglia,Mrs. Mary Powers, Mr. & Mrs.Eugene Sladewski, Mr. & Mrs.Kenneth Tabor.

OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION

$100Knights of ColumbusMcMahon No. 51

$40OLOA Holy Name Society

$36Antone S. Monteiro

$35Mr. & Mrs. Joseph RogersMrs. Palmira Silva

$25Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Gomes,

OLOA Club, Nellie Duarte, Mr.& Mrs. Samuel Barboza.

Cho-

$100.

$70.A Friend

A Friend

A Friend

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ST. DOMINIC

$300Rev. Daniel Carey

$100Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. AshleyRev. James F. GreeneMr. & Mrs. Manuel Travers

$60James McMahon

$55Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Lenon

$50Mr. & Mrs. Albert M. CoutoMr. & Mrs. Leonard BrophyMr. & Mrs. Donald SouzaMargaret WalkerMr. & Mrs. Harold J. McKeonMr. & Mrs. Paul MartellyMr. & Mrs. John Fitzgerald

$40Mr. & Mrs. Arthur CavanaughMr. & Mrs. Edward Myles

$30Mr. & Mrs. Joseph MarumMr. & Mrs. Henry Vanasse

$25Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kelley,

SwanseaOUR LADY OF FATIMA

$500

$200Mr. & Mrs. Normand P.

quetteA Friend

J. Riley, Francis J. Kilgrew, Mr.& Mrs. Raymond H. Bibeau.

Helen Morgan, Mrs. JesseClark.

Mrs. Benjamin LaForce

ST. THOMAS MORE

$120Dr. & Mrs. Victor Haddad

$100·St. Thomas More Women's

GuildMr. Henry Gurl

$75Miss Mary E. Sullivan

$50Mr. & Mrs. Paul DaleyMr. & Mrs. Edwin Doolan

$40Misses Bernadette & Helena

MahoneyMr. & Mrs. John O'Brien

$35Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Malvey

$30Misses Barbara & Margaret

Dunn$25

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Hamilton,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Leary, Mrs.Katherine Peirce, Mr. & Mrs.Leonard Burgmyer, Miss SarahB. White

Mrs. John E. Connolly, Mr. &Mrs. Chester Baker, Mr. & Mrs.Jack McCormick, Mr. & Mrs.James Mullins

$50.Mr. & Mrs. J. Brian Keating

$40.Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Fayan

$35.A Friend

Mr. & Mrs. Charles West$30.

Charles J. ChorltonAnne V. FayanA Friend

$25Mr. & Mrs. Antone MirandaA Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph

T. Drury, Mr. & Mrs. RobertGreenhalgh, Mr. & Mrs. HaroldJ. Higgins, Mr. & Mrs. KeithKenyon

Mrs. Edward Whelan, Mr. &Mrs. Ernest Beauregard, Mr. &Mrs. John J. Szuba, Mr. & Mrs.Gerald J. Sevigny

SomersetST. JOHN OF GOD

$300St. Vincent de Paul Conference

$50Mr. & Mrs. Leonel S. Medeiros

$40Mr. & Mrs. James Rebello

$30Mr. & Mrs. Camilo ViveirosMr. & Mrs. Manuel Nogueira

$25Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Wetzel,

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Machado, Mr.& Mrs. Manuel Pavao, CatherineQuental, Ventura Family

ST. PATRICK

$500Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Stanton

$350St. Patrick's Parish Council

$250Roger E. Carlieux

$225Roland E. Chabot

$100In Memory of Rev. James F.

McDermott & Rev. James DuryMary E. QuirkMrs. Charles E. SevignyHarold J. Regan

$75Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Matthews

$60Mr. & Mrs. D'\vid Dunne

$50Doris La FranceMr. & Mrs. Vincent MllddalenoTheresa & Helen ArchardMr. & Mrs. Gilbert CabralThomas ClarkMr. & Mrs. Edward J. KellyMr. & Mrs. Richard A. MelloMr. & Mrs. Robert F. SmithMaurice A. QuirkWilliam F. Ready

$35Mr. & Mrs. James C. NoonanMr. & Mrs. J"c:eph Tinsley

$30Mr. Vl\lentino PallottaMrs. Fran\{ SouzaLouise ColemanJames CourcierLillian I. HadadMr. & Mrs. John M. CantoFrances M. LaSalle

$27Mr. & Mrs. Gary Turpin

$25Armand Forand, Mr. & Mrs.

John Kiernan. Mr. & Mrs.Leonard J. O'Neil, Edward M.Soares, Mr. & Mrs. Peter J.Bartek.

Mr. & Mrs. Russell Silvia,Mary E. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas J Falvey, John T. Smith,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Synan.

Mr. & Mrs. Andre J. DesrosiersJoseph F. Biastoff, Mrs. DavidM. Kilroy, Mr. & Mrs. ClarencePicard, Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F.Bagley.

Mary E. Judge, Mr. & Mrs.William Gilbert, Fernand C. E.Auclair, Mr. & Mrs. LaurentGuay, In Memorv of John P.Medeiros & John P. Medeiros.

Joseph A. Capostagno, JohnB. Halloran, Mr. & Mrs. H. LeoCreamer, Mr. & Mrs. WalterPalmer, Mr. & Mrs. RolandThibault.

... Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh,Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E.Chapman, Thomas J. DaleY1" Mr.& Mrs. James M. Judge, Mr. &Mrs. Lawrence E. Mannes.

Albert A. Levesque, Mr. &Mrs. Ernest Robinson, Vincent

Ocean GroveST. MICHAEL

$200Rev. Martin L. Buote

$50.

$30Mr. & Mrs. Albert DesrosiersA Friend

$25Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Corey, Mr.

and Mrs. James Correia, Mr. &Mrs. Donald LeBlanc, Angelyn &Jimmy Begnoche, Mrs. ElizabethOgden.

Mr. & Mrs. William Simmons,Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Connolly,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jorres,Edward Thomoson, Mary Lowe.

A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. RichardBrown, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisKenney, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelBotelho.

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Talbot, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Ouimet, A Friend

Central VillageST. JOHN

'$150Dr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Baldwin

$100John Costa

$50Richard .Trecide

$30Mrs. Isabelle SandbergJohn Ardagh

. $25Sigmund Kokoszka,

Mrs. Laurence Dolan,Raposa Jr., CharlesJoseph P. Halloran.Thomas McGarr, James Cronin,

John M. Porter, Henry Arruda,Carl Brodt.

Francis J. Maher, Bernard T.Kelly, Arthur Lavoie, ArthurPineault, James Pedder.

A FriendMr. & Mrs. John M. Farias Jr.

$40Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ripanti

$35Mr. & Mrs. Alfred -Bolduc Jr.

$30.Mr. & Mrs. Fernand Paiva

$25Mr. Raymond ValcourtMr. & Mrs. Laurent Pineau,

Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Troy, Mr. &Mrs. Antone Ferreira, Mr. &

WestportOUR LADY OF GRACE

$100Our Lady of Grace Council ofCatholic Women

$75Mr. & Mrs. John Marnik

$50O. L. of Grace Couple's Club

$25Mr. & Mrs. Norman O.

Brodeur & Family, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Lefrance, Mr.. & Mrs.George Carpenter, MarjorieMorin, Mr & Mrs Vincent Nanni

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Quinn

ST. ROCH

$50Antonio CoutuSt. Roch's Council of Catholic

Women$25

Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. HenriBerube, Mr. & Mrs. ArthurBoucher

A Friend

$150.

Fall RiverST. PATRICK

$50Mr. & Mrs. Edward DeCiccioMrs. William DonnellyJoseph M. Morrison

$30 .Mrs. Anita Collard

- $25Mr. & Mrs. Albert Arsenault,

Henry Augustine, Mrs. JohnCoady, Joseph Coady, Mrs.James Coyle

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. DelPiano, Mr. & Mrs. John Grant,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Halbardier,Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan Jr.,John J. Shay

Mrs. A. Simmons, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond Suart, Margaret C. Sul­livan

A Friend

AssonetST. BERNARD

$300

ST. WILLIAM

$115Rev. John F. Moore

$100Elizabeth R. & James E.

FitzgeraldMary M. & Helen L. Donovan

$75Margaret .Constantine

$50Boodry FamilyVictor St. Denis .Christopher Lake ,Jr.Mae RileyAlice F. CrowleyMr. & Mrs. John Maitoza

$35Mr. & Mrs. Leonard BernierMr. & Mrs. Louis ViveirosGottwald Family

$25Mr. & Mrs. A. Gagnon, Mrs.

John Potts, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasMoore, Martha Hobbs, Mr & MrsJohn Bates.

William Bradbury, Sr, WilliamBradbury, Jr., Mr & Mrs WilliamJ. Sewell, James Doucet, Mr. &Mrs. Harry Kershaw.Lilliam Reardon, John A Diskin,

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Talbot,Mr. & Mrs. James Finglas,Thomas Eccles.

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gauthier,Mr. & Mrs. John Donald, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Fernandes, Mr. &Mrs. Mitchell J. Bernat,Genevieve Connolly.

In memory of Charles H.Wilson.

$200Mr. & Mrs. Emil J. Kleiner, Sr.In Memory of Paul KleinerA FriendA Friend

$130Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barboza

$125Mr. & Mrs. Francis Sullivan

$125Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Ferullo

$106Mr. & Mrs. Benoit Charland

$100Mr. & Mrs. Mariano Rezendes

Sr.

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A Friend

A Friend

$50

$35A Friend

A Friend

$30Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. BarryA FriendMr. & Mrs. Robert Marshall

$25Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Baker,

III, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Betten­court, A Friend, A Friend, Mr.& Mrs. Gilbert Ferreira

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferreira,Mr. & Mrs. Joao Hendriques,Miss Mary Martin, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Medeiros, Mr & Mrs. Wal­ter Oliver

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Silva,Mrs. Eva L. Sylvia

ST. KILIANS

$25 ~Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Baron.

ST. MARY

$100St. Vincent de Paul Society

$35Mr. & Mrs. John Sardinha

$25Dr. & Mrs. Roger LaCoste,

Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Folco, Mr.& Mrs. Clarence Whitaker, InMemory of Mrs. Marie L. Gobeil

ST. THERESA

$250Rev. Rene G. Gauthier

$50Mr. & Mrs. Albert CaronMr. & Mrs. Laurier Marcoux

Anonympus$30

Mr. & Mrs. Raoul Leblanc$25

Mr. & Mrs.. Robert Boulet,Friends, Mr. & Mrs. TheodoreFrechette, Mr. & Mrs.. RonaldSilveira

Mr. & Mrs. Aldege Cote, Mr.& Mrs. Ovila Rock, Mr. & Mrs.Daniel Rego, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesJodoin

AcushnetST. FRANCIS XAVIER

540Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. BobolaMr. & Mrs. James J. Gleason

$30Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Girard

$30Mrs. Rodolphe Arcouette, Jr.,

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Bourque,Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Jardin &Amelia Leconte, Mr. & Mrs.John Latham, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldPimental

Dr. & Mrs. Hector Roy, Mr. &Mrs. William J. Veary

$40Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hart

$35Mr. & Mrs. John Britto

$30William CawleyMr. & Mrs. James Cawley

$25Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bernier, Mr.

& Mrs. Ralph Saulnier, Mr. &Mrs. George P. Silva, Mr. & Mrs.Adam Zych, Mary Marshall

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cordeiro,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Whittle, HelenJarusik, Mrs. Charles Palmer

Minnie McDonald, RobertHayes, Donaghy-Barton FuneralHome

Mrs. William Wood

ST. JOHN mE BAPTIST

$100In Memory of Manuel J.

Soares

$25A Friend (10), Mr. & Mrs. Wil·

son Bonneau, Mrs. A. B. Crowell,Helen Driscoll, Mrs. John Finni

Timothy Gleason, Mr. & Mrs.Gordon Goodfellow, Mr. & Mrs.Owen Hackett, Mrs. MichaelHarrington, Mr. & Mrs. AndrewKennedy

Mr. & Mrs. James Manning,Helen McGrath, Mr. & Mrs. Sam­uel Muraco, Mr. & Mrs. ElmerPage, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Souza

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Souza,Eleanor & Mary Sullivan, Isa­belle Sullivan, Mrs. LeonardWhitehead, Mr. & Mrs. MalcolmJ. Delaney

Katherine Fay, Mr. & Mrs.Emile Monfils, Mr. & Mrs. JamesE. Murphy, James F. Murray,Veronica O'Brien

Agnes Proctor, Madeline Riley,Mr. & Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr. &Mrs. Leo St. Aubin, Margaret E.Sullivan

Mr .& Mrs. John Treadup, Mr.& Mrs. Myron Tripp, Mr. & Mrs.John Whalen

Mr. & Mrs. Harold S. Barney,Anna M. Brady, Mr. & Mrs.Theodore J. Calnan, Mr. & Mrs.James Corbett & Family, Mr. &Mrs. Anthony Ferreira, Mr. &Mrs. Paul LaForest, Mary E.LaRoche, Mrs. Roiand Mathieu,Mr. & Mrs. William McMahon,Genevieve O'Connor, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Perry, Mr. & Mrs. JosephPierce, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Por­ter, Mr. & Mrs. John B. Roberts,Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Tweedie, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Wood, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur B. Walsh, A Friend

ST. JAMES

$300Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill

$200Miss Mary Foley

$125Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Parsons

$100Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O'NeillMr. & Mrs. Daniel Dwyer

$80The Mahoney family

$50Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tschaen,

Sr.Mr. & Mrs. George YoungJohn G. LevaMr. & Mrs. Robert ArnettMr. & Mrs. William Batty, Jr.

$40Mr. & Mrs. John FletcherA FriendMrs. Ambrose SmithA Friend

A FriendMrs. Anthony S. KingMrs. Frances KochMr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Parker,

Jr.Mrs. Edward D. Murphy

A -Friend .Mr. & Mrs. Henry Z. HomClayton RussellMr. & Mrs. James Ryan

$30A FriendMr. & Mrs. Alfred M. FratesIn Memory of Kathryn Mary

Lynch and Helen T. DeasyMr. & Mrs. John LowneyMr. & Mrs. Joseph MacFarlaneMrs. James MosherMr. & Mrs. William J. WinsperMrs. Florence BrowerAlbert F. AndersonMr. & Mrs. Manuel P. S. Ma­

cedoA Friend

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. LongA Friend

A Friend$45

$35

A FriendMr. & Mrs. John D. KenneyMrs. Mary B. Wheaton

$50Mr. & Mrs. Patrick DavisJohn J. FinniMr. & Mrs. Lawrence FinniMr. & Mrs. Edward RyanMr. & Mrs. Arthur KirkwoodMrs. Thomas MahoneyMrs. John B. O'RourkeA Friend (2)Margaret AustinMr. & Mrs. James Dee

$85.Mrs. Thomas Osborne

$76.

$75Phillip KaneMr. & Mrs. Edward Mitchell

$70The Doherty Family

$60

A Friend

ST. LAWRENCE

$300Rev. John P. DriscollIn Memory of John W. Durant

$150

$125.Mr. & Mrs. John Dunn

$110.Dr. & Mrs. Wm. Walsh

$100A Friend (2)Mrs. Anne E. HooperMr. & Mrs. Richard SaundersDr. & Mrs. William MuldoonDr. & Mrs. James BoltonIn Memory of Rev. William R.

Jordan

$100St. Vincent De Paul SocietySt. Anthony's Bingo

$80The Beauregard Family

$75Rev. Marc H. Bergeron

$50Mrs. Alma DufourThe Esa Family

$40Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Laferriere

$30Paul Landry

$25Mr. & Mrs. Normand Despres,

Mr & Mrs Alfred Gauthier, Mrs.Cecile Gumienny, Mrs. GodeliveSoucy, Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Roy.

ST. BONIFACE

$25Mr. & Mrs. James Butler, Mrs.

Lillian Corre, Mr. & Mrs. ArthurFolco

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

$100St. Vincent de Paul Society

$52Marcotte Family

$50Mr. & Mrs. Baptist J. Vercel-

lone I

$25A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Louis

Bono, League of St. Francis ofAssisi, Mr. & Mrs. Leonel Neron,Mr. & Mrs. Norris Walecka, St.Francis of Assisi Men's League

ST. HEDWIG

$25Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dobyna

ST. BYACINTH

$100Mrs. Rose LaFleur

$50St. Hyacinth's Conference, St.

Vincent de Paul Society$25

Miss Cora Guilmette, MissRita Powers

$25Mt. Carmel ·Boy Scouts, Flo­

rinda J. Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. Rich­ard King, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelCorreia, Mr. & Mrs. James Ma­chado

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Tavares,Mr. & Mrs. Albino Da Silva, Mr.& Mrs. Antone Garcia, Mr. &Mrs. Gil C. Amaral, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel Paulo Alves

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Salvador,Mr. & Mrs. Manuel AntonioAmaral, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Thea­bal, A Friend

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Nunes,Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Teixeira,Mr. & Mrs. Jose Pacheco Mau­ricio, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth King,Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Pimental,Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Gou­lart, Irene Sousa, A Friend

ST.ANTI:IONY

$250Rev. Bertrand R. Chabot

$150Rev. Clement E. Dufour

ST. ANNE

$35Lemlin Hardware

OUR LADY OF FATIMA

$250Rev. Arthur C. Levesque

$100Mr. & Mrs. William Belanger

$50St. Vincent de Paul Society

$35Mr. & Mrs. Paul 'Pelletier .

$25Therese Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs.

Raymond Bourbeau, Mr. & Mrs.Bernardo Cabral, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Charbonneau, Mr. & Mrs.Clovis Fecteau

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Fredette,Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gaudette, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Geneste, Mr. &Mrs. Richard Langlais, Mr. &Mrs. Francis Lawler

Lucille Lequin, Mr. & Mrs.Austin Manning, Mr. & Mrs.Roger Ouimet, Mr. & Mrs. Nor­mand Parent, Mr. & Mrs. ConradPelletier

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pereira,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rousseau,Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Motta, Mr. &Mrs. Francis Schellenberger

SACRED HEART

$150St. Vincent de Paul Society of

Sacred Heart Conference$76

Ladies of St. Anne SocietyBishop James E. Cassidy Gen­

eral Assembly 4th Degree K. ofC.

$50Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Des­

chenesMr. & Mrs. Gerald LaFrance

$40Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Seguin

$35Knights of Columbus Bishop

Stang Council 4532$26

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Trahan .$25

Sacred Heart C.Y.O., PatientsSacred Heart Home, Dr. & Mrs.Philip Chartier, Mr. & Mrs. HenriDaigle, Mr. & Mrs. John E.Hughes, Jr.

Mrs. Frank Kutis, Mr. & Mrs.Bernard Landreville, Mr. & Mrs.Preston Leboeuf, Edouard &Rosaline Perry, Mrs. JosephRainville

Mr. Alpha Ricard, Mr. & Mrs.Henry St. Pierre

$85

$80A Friend

A Friend

$100Mr. & Mrs. Antone CorreiraA Friend

$75Mr. & Mrs. Carlos B. Lima

$70

A Friend$40

A Friend$35.

Mr. Joao P. Amaral, Jr.

$30Hilda MathewsMr. & Mrs. Robert Armand

VermetteMr. & Mrs. Jose Maria Her-

menegildo .Mr. & Mrs. Jose Jeremias de

MedeirosA FriendMr. & Mrs. Jose Francisco

RosaMr. George Moniz

$26Antone Felix, Jr.

$125

$50Evelyn RaposaMary HendricksMr. & Mrs. Jose Evaristo MeloMr. & Mrs. Ildeberto Jose

SousaA FriendA Friend

A Friend

$45

New BedfordIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$500Alice Costa

$400Rev. A. Castelo -Branco

$101Abel Fidalgo

$100Mariana CarvalhoAntone Goncalves

$75Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rodrigues

$50Mary J. DenaultIn memory of John A. Ferro

$40Mariana Reis

$35William McCarthy

$30Jovino MachadoBathalha familyGilbert CoelhoAntonio PachecoMr. & Mrs. Euclides CabralMr. & Mrs. Jose CordeiroMrs. Maria Freitas & Daugh-

tersMr. & Mrs. Jose H. Reis

$25Mary J Bettencourt & Daughter

Augustus Rapoza, Frank CondezHermano Medeiros, GilbertoTeixeira.Anthony Denault, Arthur Cabral

Jose Vasconcelos, Joao CordeiroJr., Joaquim Melo.

Ernesto Pereira, Victor Rebelo.. Mr. & Mrs. Arlindo Mourao,

Mr. & Mrs. Antone Pinto, Inmemory of Mitchell Jasinski

MT. CARMEL

$700Rev. Msgr. Luiz G. Mendonca,

V.G.$250

Mt. Carmel Women's ClubSt. Vincent de Paul

$200

0(

'.

$30Robert C. Boys

$25Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Boys, Mr.

& Mrs. Harold Frye, Mrs. RolandLetendre, Mr. & Mrs. EdmundMoCarthy, Virginia G. Nelson

Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Rose,Deborah Jean Rose, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Roszkiewicz, RosalieTirrell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Trem­blay, Mrs. Edmund J. Valley

MattapoisettST. ANTHONY

$300Francis J. Sullivan

$150Maurice Downey

$100Clarence VerdiFrank Sylvia

$75Ronald Bilodeau (Dr.)

$35David Bancroft

$30William QuinlanFrank Cooper

$25Frank Pimental, Mrs. Kenneth

Tuttle, Charles Rodrigues, RoyWingate, Jr., Charles Duponte

Paul McGowan, Roy Andrews,Joan Parkin, George Hillman, Al­berta Silveira

Miguel Brito, George Liberty,Gustave Scannapieco, Gerald

thy Fitzsimmons, Mr. & Mrs.Rene Fleurent

Manuel Garcia, Mr. & Mrs.Normand Gaudreau, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Govoni, Mr. & Mrs.James Greenway, Mr. & Mrs.Philip Harding

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hogan, Mr.& Mrs. James Honohan, Mr. &Mrs. John Jarvis, Mr. & Mrs.James B. Lanagan, Mrs. CharlesLubker

Margaret Manghan, Mr. &Mrs. Edwin J. Marnik, James J.Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Mc­Quillan, Mr. & Mrs. AugustusMedeiros

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Medeiros,Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Mello, Mr.

& Mrs. Albert Moquin, RosanaNicolaci, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelOlivera

Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Pelletier,Mr. & Mrs. Roger Picard, Bea­trice Quinn, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldRogers, Mr. & Mrs. AnthonyRose

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Silva, Wal­ter Silveira, Mr. & Mrs. Starvish,Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Tangney

Mr. & Mrs. Clair Carpenter,Mrs. Blanche Forget, Mrs.Alphonse Giroux, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Levesque, Leo A.Pelletier

Mr. & Mrs. Normand Boucher,Mr. & Mrs. Roger Fredette, Mr.& Mrs. Roger Gagnier, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond Gauthier, Mr. &Mrs. Armand Gendron

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Masse, Mr.& Mrs. Raymond Methot, Mr. &

'Mrs. Gerald A. Morrissey, Mr. &Mrs. Napoleon Ouellette, Mr. &Mrs. Roger Quintin

Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Robert,Louise Sequin, Mr & Mrs MarcelTrahan

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$35Mr. & Mrs. James T. Thomas

$30The Nunes FamilyMr. & Mrs. John CoelhoMr. & Mrs. Anibal Antunes

$27Mr. & Mrs. Jose Rodrigues

$25Mr. & Mrs. Louis Dansereau,

Mr. & Mrs. George Silva, ElsieAmaral, Mr. & Mrs. Antone DeSouza, Mr. & Mrs. FrederickWyatt

Mr. & Mrs. James Silvia, Mr.& Mrs. Antone Da Costa, Mr. l!i.Mrs. Manuel Silveira, VirginiaRodrigues, Hilda Veloze

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Raposa,Mr. & Mrs. Herculano Costa,Manuel Camara, Mr. & Mrs.Jesse Linhares, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Souza

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gula, Mr.& Mrs. John Correia, VictoriaCarew, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vaz,Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Barker

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Medeiros,Mrs. John Rogers, Gabriel Vieira,Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Aguiar,Louise Agrella

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Fontes,Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph R. Amaral, Mr. &Mrs. Joao Reis

$100Mr. & Mrs. William DesrosiersMr.. & Mrs. Henry Wojtkunski

$50Mr. & Mrs. Roland DuboisMr. & Mrs. R. DuncanThe Flangheddy FamilyIn Memory of Helen GarrityMr. & Mrs. Cornelius KellyMr. William LeonardMr. & Mrs. Brian Wojtkunski

$45Mr. & Mrs. John Correia

$35Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kingsbury

$30Mr..& Mrs. Roland LegereMr. & Mrs. Richard PaulsonMr. & Mrs. Robert ThrasherMr. & Mrs. P. McDermottMr. & Mrs. Edward Lade­

bauche$25

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Arquin,Mr. Robert Boule, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Colton, Mr. & Mrs. JohnCurley, Mary Dinneen

William Denneen, Kavin Dowd,Mary Foley, Walter Gorey, Mr.& Mrs. John Haggerty

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hoye, Mr.& Mrs. Andrew Isaacsen, .Cle­ment Keliher, Anne Keliher,Margaret Keliher

Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Kiley,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leonard, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Mador, Mr. &Mrs. Armand Mello, PhilipOaulson

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Perreault,Mary B. Power, Mrs. GeorgeSherry, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Walsh,Mrs. Anne Waterman,

Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCarthy,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mr. Al­fred Rose

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Precourt,Joseph Miller

ST. ANTHONY

$350Rev. Msgr. Maurice Souza

$100Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ferreira·A Friend

$50Mr. & Mrs. Peter NolanMr. & Mrs. John Ferreira

$40Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Marshall

Sr.A Friend

ence$50

Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Lemaire$30

Mr. & Mrs. John DubenaMr. & Mrs. Joseph DrewnianyMr. & Mrs. Russell Woodward

$25Mr. & Mrs. Walter Plonka &

Son, Linek Family, Children ofMary Sodality, Mr. & Mrs.Gilbert Levesque.

Edward T. Julian, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Bentley, Mr. & Mrs.Peter Guresh, Mr. & Mrs. The­odore Kalacznik, Mr. & Mrs.Anthony Snigier

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$500Rev. William H. O'Reilly

$200Rev. Leonard M. Mullaney

$125Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Desro­

siers

TauntonHOLY FAMILY

$500Rev. James F. McCarthy

$100In Memory ofMr. & Mrs. Antonio J. Gomesby son Manuel A. GomesMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Raposa

$60Mr. & Mrs. Stephen CrapoMr. & Mrs. John FitzpatrickW. F. Mason, Jr.

$50Mr. & Mrs. Edward BoothMr. & Mrs. Peter DenizMrs. Shirley GoodwinMr. & Mrs. George LyonMr. & Mrs. Arthur MachadoMr. Stephen Punda

Mr. & Mrs. Robert CoveneyMr. & Mrs. Joseph Mozzone

$40Mr. & Mrs. William C. Emsley

$35Mr. & Mrs. Robert AdamsMr. & Mrs. Carlos Dejesus

Mr. Joseph Perry$30

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred DutraMr. & Mrs. Francis DutraMr. & Mrs. 'Bruce HowardMr. Charles KenyonMr. & Mrs. Joseph MendesMrs. Cora SilvermanMr. Stanley Slavick

Mr. & Mrs. Ted BrassardMr. & Mrs. Joaquin CorreiaMr. & Mrs. Francis Perry

$25Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Baran,

Hugh & Alaire Boyle, Jr., Mr.Arthur Burgess, Mr. & Mrs.Russell Chamberland, Mrs.Adeline Conlon.

Mr. & Mrs. John Cwiekowski,Mr. James Kenyon, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Jaros, John F. McCarthy& Family, Helen Mitchell.

Richard Noll, Dr. & Mrs.Rodisendo P. Oalican, Mr. &Mrs. Don Parish, Mr. AntonePereira, Mr. & Mrs. William R.Powers.

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gus$80

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Mrs. Eli Braley, Jr.75.00

Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dias$60

, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Vincent$55

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Noyer$50

Rita B. AronsenMrs. Hugh FrancisMr. & Mrs. Edward ManleyMr. & Mrs. Joseph SullivanDavid WadeMr. & Mrs. Edward WelchFairhaven Mortuary, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Armand MarienMargaret F. Soares

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A. J. RiouxMr. & Mrs. George KozacakaMr. & Mrs. James F. MurphyMr. & Mrs. Lewis MydlackMr. & Mrs. John F. DwyerMarguerite & Frances CarrollMr. & Mrs. Charles JosephMr. & Mrs. Robert HessionMr. & Mrs. Allen DaysMr. & Mrs. Charles PittleJoseph L. BegnocheMr. & Mrs. Roger ChristensenMuriel Collyer & Martha Col-

lyerMr. & Mrs. John GoodhueManuel SoaresRalph Souza

Mrs. Catherine PaquetteTheotime LeBlancMr. & Mrs. Rene L'HeureuxMr. & Mrs. A. Laurier Marcotte

$25Mr. & Mrs. Eliot Bennett, Mrs.

Vincent Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Man­uel Brun, Mr. & Mrs. Victor Bru­nette, Mr. & Mrs. ·Bruno Cesolini

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel R. Costa,Mrs. Eleanor eyr, Jean Cyr, Mr.& Mrs. Antone DeTerra, Mr. &Mrs. Patrick Doyle

Mr. &. Mrs. Frederic Dube,Margaret & Anne Egan, Mr. &Mrs. Anthony Fernandez, Doro-

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TauntonOUR LADY OF LOURDES

$250Rev. Manuel M. Resendes

$50Mr. & Mrs. James P. Silvia

$35Miss Genevieve Elias

$30Mr. & Mrs. John P. BaptisteMr. & Mrs. Adelino Paulo

$28Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Pimental

$25Miss Carol Anne Fernandes,

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Franco, Mr.& Mrs. Robert Mendes, MissBarbara Peterson, Mr. WilliamViera

ST. JAMES

$300Rev. Andre P. Jussaume

$50Gerard BonenfantM. Maurice Larocque

$40Wesley Schondek

$30Clairina HamelCharles Rocheleau

$27John L. Keene Jr.

$25Mrs. Leona Dwyer, Normand

Hamel, Richard Hamel, ReginaHebert, Leo Murphy.

Clive Olson, Paul Ouillette,Roland Pelletier, MauriceRiendeau, Edna Riley.

Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs.Emile Vaillancourt

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Fall River$125

Dr. Paul P. Dunn$100

Zayre Dept. StoreNational Contracting Co~

Globe Assembly CompanyPortuguese Vincentian FathersColonial Heritage Casket Co.Motor Truck Sales Co.Salvo's Golden Foods

$67.50Fall River Florists Supply Co.

$60Tri-City Office Equipment

$50Classic Lawn OrnamentsRobert L. Germane Contrac-

torsAllen JarabekDavid J. RobertsonShelburne Shirt Co., Inc.Fall River Glass CompanyHoly Rosary Women's GuildSalvo Machinery Co.Gamache Trucking Co.J. B. Travers Lumber

$45Irish Specialty Shoppe

$40Joseph Dudek

$35Atty. Roland G. Desmarais

$25Somerset Speed EquipmentJohn TorresMrs. Harold S. R. BuffintonMass. Catholic Order of For-

estersRobert C. Hadley Insurance

AgencyHarold. C. Nagle Insurance

AgencySambo's DinerLewis MorleyKnights of Columbus So. End

Council No. 295

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$200Rev. William E. Farland

$100Anonymous

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$30Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. HartungJudge & Mrs. Frank Smith .

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Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William McCarthy

Jr.Joseph A. Medeiros

$25Anonymous, Mrs. Katherine

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Roger Dufour Piano & OrganStudio

M & G Sportswear, Inc.Andrews Fruit Co.AI's Tire ShopBaker Tractor Corp.Professional PharmacyFall River Paper & Supply Co.Plourde's BakeryLaura Curtain & Drapery Co.,

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GuildSmith Office Equipment Co.Amalgamated Clothing Work­

ers of America No. 177Mr. & Mrs. Leo Cyro, Swim

World of SwanseaBrenner Associates, Inc., Real­

tors

Taunton$700

Rennie Manufacturi~ Co.$350

Taunton Co-operative Bank$250

Holy Family Conference$175

St. Paul Conference$125

St. Paul Holy Name Society$100

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ChampagneNu-Brite Chemical Co.

Francis A. McManus, Grace E.McManus, Mary McNearney

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Mr. & Mrs. George White, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Yorkoski,Anonymous

Esther Johnson, Anonymous,John P. Latham, Mrs. MaryMaxwell, Mr. & Mrs. RichardE. Williams

ST. PAUL

$800Rev. Msgr. Joseph C. Canty

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Lillian White$50

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marino$35

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ElksQueen's DaughtersSt. Anthony Holy Name Soci­

etySt. Anthony Holy Rosary So­

cietySt. Yves Datsun Sales

Taunton News Co.Allan M. Walker & Co.

$75Aleixo Insurance AgencyCornelius J. Murphy Insur­

ance Agency$60

Bristol County Savings Bank$50

Immaculate Conception Wom­en's Guild, Taunton

League of Sacred Heart, St.Jacques

J & B CateringTaunton Stove Co.Frank J. SmithMr. & Mrs. Frank GomesR. F. Owens Co. & Trucchi'sJ. R. Tallman Insurance Co.

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$25Mr. & Mrs. William Brelsford,

Jr., Rita Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward Castle, Vivian Couto &Robert Couto, Mr. & Mrs. JamesDuffy, Sr.

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Sr.

Bristol County Furniture Co.Stephen & Clare CrosbyDaniel F. McNearney Insur-

anceClifford SereskyGrandfield Driving School

New Bedford$2000

Standard Times$1000

First National Bank$800

New Bedford Five Cent Sav­ings Bank

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$250Harriet TransportationCatholic Women's ClubPerry Funeral Home

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sephDames de St. Anne, St. Jo­

sephEnfants de Marie, St. Joseph

$150Capt. Frank's Seafood Market

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$100Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.Mass. Trucking Corp.Atty. Paul J~ McCawleyPark Oil Co.Ernest FloodMacedo PharmacyStanley Oil Co., Inc.States NitewearUniversal Roofing & Sheet

Metal Co.$50

Blue Ribbon Laundry

Mr. & Mrs. Leroy L. VanDe­Carr

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. White$35

Mildred DeadyAlice U. HarveyCatherine J. HarveyGrace F. HarveyMary V. HarveyIsabella Somerville

$30Mrs. Michael Harkins

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& Mrs. Ross J. Bridge, Mr. &Mrs. Ernest Camara, CeceliaCardoza, Mr. & Mrs. George A.Carter

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$25

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ingChamberlain Mfg. Co.Enos Cxygen Home Therapy

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$150Midland Print WorksChace Mills Curtain CompanyRoma Cl:1emical Div. of United

Merchants and Mfg., Inc.Arkwright Finishing Div. of

United Merchants & Mfg., Inc.Turn to Supplement A-8

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$295Gerald P. Zide-Zide Invest­

ment Associates$275

Lafayette Cooperative Bank$250

Mooney & Co., Inc.$200

Robert A. Wilcox Co.John R. Braz InsuranceCatholic Women's ClubJackson Company, Inc.Anderson-Little Co., Inc.

$156Waring-Ashton Funeral Ser­

vice

Magee Deluxe,30" Gas Range

A. & M. Service StationLodge No. 1014, Order of ElksDr. John J. ChiarenzaBernier's PharmacyMonarch Machine Works, Inc.

Fall River$1750

Fall River Herald News$1000

F. L. Collins & Sons, Inc.$600

Society of St. Vincent de PaulParticular Council

$500Ideal Laundry .The Jaffe FoundationFall River Five Cent Savings

Bank

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The Falmouth National BankFALMOUTH. MASS.

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679-5262

$250Donley Mfg. Co.

$200Dr. John C. Lonergan & First

Federal Savings & Loan$150

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Patrick Duffy Funeral Home$100

Hendrick's Pools, SeekonkAutomatic Machine ProductsCarey CompanyKnights of Columbus Seekonk

Council No. 5108$75

Standard Plastics Co., Inc.$70

Willis MacKinnon Insurance$60

Stone Ends Restaurant$50

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K. F. Bassler Co., Inc.St. Anne's Women's Club,

. Sacred HeartJohn Walsh Construction Co.Teknor Apex Co.

$35Charles Thomae & Son, Inc.Sperry-Deblois, Inc.

$30Conyers Insurance Agency,

SeekonkSun ChronicleAtherton Furniture Co.Dion Manufacturing Co.Elco Company, Inc.

$25DeMattos Market, RehobothEileen Darling, SeekonkSeekonk Oil Co.Read's Dairy, SeekonkSun Valley Country Club, Inc.,

RehobothBacklund Insurance, RehobothDeer Run Golf Club, RehobothJohn R. Blackinton

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Cape Cod$25

Doane Beal & Ames, Inc., So.Yarmouth

McCormack Apothecary: So.Yarmouth

Plymouth Sign Co., So. Yar­mouth

St. John's Women's Guild,Pocasset

Our Lady of the Cape Knightsof the Altar, Brewster

Falmouth Jewelry ShopJohn's Liquor Store, FalmouthFirst National Bank of Yar-

mouth, YarmouthportC Bus Line, Falmouth

Special Gifts

PrioritiesContinued from Page Three

tee could issue the guidelineswithout general conference ap­proval.

Catholic SchoolsThe bishops' statement on Ca­

tholic schools, "Teach Them,"dealt specifically with educa­tional ministry to children andyoung people as expressed inCatholic schools.

"We wish to declare our be­lief in the future of Catholicschools," wrote the bishops, "tooffer renewed encouragement toall our collaborators in theschool apostolate, to call atten­tion to signs of progress andhope, to point to new areas forinvestigation and action, and todo all this in a spirit of realistichopefulness.

"In a significant way, contin­ued the bishops, "Catholicschools bear witness to the im­portance of religion in our localcivic communities, and in oursociety as a whole. When asizeable segment of the Ameri­can. people undertake to buildand operate a great system ofschools at considerable sacrificeserious citizens are thereby en­couraged to reflect upon the im­portance of religion in humanlife. Without Catholic and otherchurch-related schools, spiritualvalues would find far less sup­port in American society."

The statement outlined con­tributions of parents, teachers,administrators, pastors and theChristian community in generalto Catholic education and listedsuggestion for continued opera­tion and. growth of Catholicschools to be considered by theCommittee on Education andthe Department of Education ofthe U.S. Catholic Conference.

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KNOW YOUR FAITHThe Glorified Jesus, Bread of Life Glorious Manifestations During Earthly Life

John: Flight of the Eagle

to have been to clarify the pre­dictions, but the Gospels testifyto the fact that this purpose wasnot accomplished.

The three Gospel accountshave in common: (1) The eventtakes place on a high mountain;(2) Jesus' face shone like the sun(Matthew only) and His gar­ments became dazzling white;(3) Moses and Elijah appearedand talked with Jesus; (4) Peteracted as spokesman and sug­gested that three booths be built,one for Jesus, one for Moses and

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nation by passing through theRed Sea and enduring trials inthe desert, Christ is consecrated·by passing through the Jordanand enduring temptations in thedesert. Israel failed her deserttrial. She preferred temporalsecurity to a reliance on God'sWord alone. Jesus did not suc­cumb to that temptation butpivoted His whole existence onGod. He is the true worshipperof God alone."

Christ's transfiguration occursafter His first prediction of thepassion. Its purpose would seem

BY STEVE LANDREGANDuring Jesus' earthly life, the

Gospels record two occasionswhen His divinity was man­ifested, His Baptism (Matt. 3:13­17, Mark 1:9-11, Luke 3:21-22,John 1:28-34), at the beginnig ofHis ministry, and the transfig­uration (Matt 17:1-8, Mark 9:2-8,Luke 9:28-36), midway in Hisministry.

All of these passages areveiled in imagery that held greatmeaning for the early Christiancommunity but can easily escapeus because we are not attunedto Biblical thought patterns.

Matthew, Mark and Lukehave similar passages describ­ing Jesus' Baptism in the Jor­dan by John the Baptist. John'spassage speaks of the eventssurounding the Baptism butnever describes the Baptism it­self.

The first three Gospel ver­sions have three points in com­mon: (1) The heavens open; (2)The Holy Spirit descends uponJesus in the form of a dove; and(3) A voice from heaven ac­knowledges Jesus as the belovedSon, who is pleasing to God.

Both Isaiah (63:19f) and Eze­kiel (1:1) refer to the opening ofthe heavens in connection withdivine manifestations. Third Isa­iah in his prayer for the returnof God's favor cries out, "Ohthat you would rend the heavensand come down, with the moun­tains quaking before you." Eze­kiel's great vision of the Chariotof God begins with the phrase"... the heavens opened, and Isaw divine visions.". There is a twofold symbolismto the descent of the Holy Spiritupon Jesus in the form of adove. The first reflects theprophecies that "the Spirit ofthe Lord shall rest upon Him"i~ Isaiah's passage on the ruleof Immanual (11:2), and SecondIsaiah's Servant of the Lord,"upon whom I have put mySpirit" (42:1). Peter later is torefer to God's anointing of Jesus"with the Holy Spirit and withpower" (Acts 10:38).

New IsraelBut there is another important

symbolism and that is the identi­fication of Jesus as the NewIsrael, in whom the covenantlove (besed) will be perfectlylived out. Israel is frequentlyseen in the Old Testament asGod's dove (ps 68:14, 78:19).

The voice from heaven con·firms Jesus not only as belovedservant, but also as the belovedSon.

Father Roch Kereszty, O.Cist.,in unpublished notes, points outthat "His Baptism manifestsJesus as the New Israel. A strik­ing parallelism exists betweenIsrael's passage through the RedSea and the desert and Jesus'trials in the desert. Matthewhas Jesus come from Egypt, passthrough the Jordan at the startof His public life and go to thedesert where he is consecrated.As Israel became a consecrated

IIen signs are seven Paschal can­dIes, a sevenfold illumination ofthe presence of the Christ ofEaster. They are as follows:

(1) TURN WATER INTOWINE 2: 1-13

Important as water is for re­freshing the body, how muchgreater when it becomes wineto gladden the heart. This mira­cle of the wine looks forward tothe Eucharist where the RisenLord comes to us to create with­us the absolute sense of accept­ance and mellowness that char­acterizes a love that never be­trays.

(2)) PURIFY THE TEMPLE2: 13-25

Jesus cleanses the Temple ofcommerce and all efforts at selfserving. Institutional religion ismeant to serve people, not itself.When the Temple is cleansed,God may be seen. When the in­stitutional Church serves people,the Risen Lord is seen andknown.

(3) HEAL THE LAME 5: 1-15Jesus cures the lame man who

had tried for 38 years to seekfreedom for his limbs at the poolof Bethesda. Today Jesus livesto communicate a spiritual free­dom as well for inner limbs thatare twisted with tension, despairand confusion. No matter thatyou have waited 38 years. Hewill come to bring you this innerfreedom.

(4)) FEED THE MULTI­TUDES 6: 1-15

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Mass, but they normally arequite anxious that their offspringreceive both Baptism and FirstEucharist. Fathers and mothers,consequently, who do neglectthose two sacraments for theirchildren have plunged perilouslyclose to a level at which theirfaith has, practically speaking,been abandoned or lost. I stillfeel after two decades as a priestsad, helpless frustration uponencountering parents like this.

That "first" Communion ­joyous, exciting, important ­nevertheless should be seen andtaught more as the first of manyor. the start of a regular, life-longseries rather than a once onlyextraordinary event. The chil­dren's and our appreciation ofand love for the Eucharist needto grow with the passing ofevery day.

The 41st International Eucha­ristic Congress which will con­vene in Philadelphia, August 1-8,has this kind of spiritual growthas a primary goal. A helpfulleaflet, "20 Questions and An­swers," contains the followingpertinent explanation about thefunction of the forthcoming con­vocation.

"It is a gathering of the uni­versal Church in a particularcountry for the purpose of deep­

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By REV. ALFRED McBRIDE

In a time when meditation andprayer are taking new hold onmodern awareness, the Gospel ofJohn assumes new meaning. St.John turns our attention to theheights of spiritual reality. Hisvision is like the flight of aneagle moving toward the sum­mits and peaks of religious pos­sibility. The centerpiece of thisGospel is Jesus, risen from thedead.

St. John knew the historicalChrist with a love that won himthe courage to stand by him atthe humiliation of the cross andthe privilege to care for Christ'smother until the end of herearthly life. John's love did notabate after the resurrection, butsoared with years of meditativecommunion with his Easter Lord.

The celestial light of Easterpervades his whole Gospel. Hestill tells the earthly narrativesof the historical ministry ofJesus, but he puts a candle insideeach event so that the reader isprovoked to leap immediatelyfrom the terrestrial story to avision of the risen Lord presentnow and ready to relate withcaring concern to each personopening his heart to this pres­ence.

This is why John keeps caIlingthe events of Christ's ministry"signs." In his first 12 chapters,John sings the "ExuItet" (theEaster Vigil song to the Paschalcandle) seven times. John's sev-

These May days mean formost parishes of the UnitedStates a grinding down of reli­gious education programs, spe­cial services in honor of Maryand First Communion Masses.

By

FR. JOSEPH M.

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The last event has a joy all itsown for everyone involved: theradiant, excited child, the proudparents, the priests responsibleand those entrusted with thepreparation program.

To receive for the first timeour Risen Lord, the same Christwho was baptized in the Jordanand transfigured on a mountain,continues to be a major momentin the life of a young person.Seeing that it happens likewiseremains a responsibility clearlyunderstood as serious by evenmarginal Catholics whose linkwith the Church is at best ex­tremely tenuous.

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This narrative has alwayscheered the mourners at Chris­tian funerals. We shall not re­main in the bondage of death.The Lord of Easter has promisedthat if we have lived and died inHim, we shall rise with Him,both to new life here and eternallife hereafter. Jesus weeps with.the mourners, groans at the bur­den of death and exults in aEucharistic thanksgiving as Hecalls Lazarus forth from thetomb.

These seven pillars of fire inSt. John shine brightly today inthe person of the Living Christ.They are striking points of medi­tation as well as guides to un­derstanding our own eagle-likeflight toward our final destiny.

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F'Ught of EagleContinued' from Page EightIn the loaves miracles Jesus

shows that He wishes to bebread for the world in twosenses. First, as Eucharist wherein His Easter power, His oneBread makes one Body and oneChurch. Secondly, as Concernfor the world's hungry and de­prived. From Him breathe thecall and the enthusiasm to bringjustice and love to' the deprivedand disadvantaged of the world.The Table of the Lord shouldlead to a Table of abundance forthe world's hungry.

(5) WALK ON THE WATER6: 16-21

Water symbolizes many things.Here it speaks of the possibilityof being immersed in the caresand trials of life, of thinking thatall life is reduced to the flatnessof earthly perception. Jesuswalks on water to help us seethe need to transcend immediateperceptions, to look beyond theappearances of things to thedivine realities, to tum the wallsof facts into the windows re­vealing values, hopes and the lu­minous presence of the Lord.

(f?) CURE THE MAN BORNBLIND 9: 1-34

Early Christians loved to readthis healing at baptismal cere­monies. For them, Baptism wasan illumination, a removal ofblindness. In Baptism a paschalcandle is lit within the soul. Itssharp flame helps us to see with

.the keenness of a believer. Itsheds such new light upon lifethat we seem as though we haveovercome a blindness.

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Centuries ago St. Augustinemade a now famous remark:"You have made us for yoursslf,o God, and our hearts are rest­less until they rest in you."

t have seen that hungry, rest­less spirit in boys and girls who"can't wait" until they are al­lowed to approach the altar andreceive Jesus' Body and Blood.We hope they will continue tosatisfy this hunger at the Lord'stable as the years go by. ThePhiladelphia Eucharistic Con·gress should encourage themand others to do so.

Perhaps the most practical aidis a tape cassette album bearingthe Congress' theme as its title.Relatively inexpensive i~29.95

from CRUX, 75 Champlain St.,Albany, N. Y. 12204), it containsmeditations on the various hun­gers by top flight speakers.Those nine presentations totalthree-and-one-half hours and areaccompanied by detailed studyguides, bibliographies and sug­gestions for reflection.

The Glorified Jesus, Bread of LifeContinued from Page Eight

ening understanding of the HolyEucharist, enriching our love forChrist in the Eucharist, foster­ing devotion to the Holy Eucha­rist, and providing an opportu­nity to proclaim the Good Newsof the Eucharist to the humanfamily throughout the world."

MUlion Pilgrims

The week-long Congress is ex­pected to attract a million pil­grims for the rich variety of ac­tivities scheduled. They includeMasses, lectures, concerts, work­shops, exhibits, seminars andprayer services, concluding witha Eucharist expected to be cel­ebrated by Pope Paul VI or apapal delegate before 250,000 atJFK Stadium.

Planners have set as its theme,"The Eucharist and the Hungersof the Human Family." Each daywill focus on a different "hun­ger" of humans: for God, bread,freedom and justice, the Spirit,truth, understanding, peace andfor Jesus, the Bread of Life. Thelast, "Jesus, the Bread of Life,"serves as the Congress' motto.

Those in charge stress thatwhile the August week is the fo­cal point, they hope the Cath­olic world (and others, too, sinceit ,has an ecumenical dimension)will prepare for the Philadelphiaexperience by a six-month peri­od of spiritual renewal con· I

ducted in every parish of theUnited States.

The committee has publisheda massive amount of materialto facilitate this preparationprocess. Through diocesan co­ordinators in each diocese com­munities can obtain films andslide-tape presentations as wellas printed suggestions forMasses, discussion groups para·liturgies, religious educationclasses and the like. Both thequantity and quality of theseitems are remarkably impressiveand the persons behind thoseproductions deserve our highestpraise.

FATHER CHAMPUN WRITES, "To receive for thefirst time our Risen Lord, the same Christ who was bap­tized in the Jordan and transfigured on a mountain, con­tinues to be a major moment in the life of a young person."

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Manifestations During Earthly LifeContinued from Page Eight echoes the Baptism of Jesus.

one for Elijah; (5) A bright cloud The postponement of the rev­came and overshadowed them; elation suggests the Apostles'(6) A voice from the cloud said: inability to understand the rela­"This is my beloved Son upon tion of the passion and the glo­whom my favor rests, listen to rification until after the resur­him" (7) Then as suddenly as rection.Moses and Elijah and the cloud The transfiguration, which ishad appeared they were gone really an "epiphany" or man­and the three Apostles, Peter, ifestation of Jesus' glory con­James and John, were alone firms Peter's confession (Mattwith Jesus; (8) Jesus cautioned 16:16) but it further reveals tothem to tell no one until "the the three closest of His disciplesSon of Man rises from the dead." that in spite of the fact that He

The unnamed mountain (Ta- is taking the path of the Servantbor or Hermon) suggests the of the Lord,. the sufferin? ser­mountain (Sinai or Horeb) where vant who ~dl bear th.e ~ms ofGod revealed Himself to Moses. many, He IS the meSSlamc SonThe whiteness is the luminous of God (Ps 2:7), the prophet andquality of glory, the Shekinah ' t~acher to whom Israel shouldlight that caused Moses to veil lIsten (Deut 18:15), and the Sonhis face. Moses represents the of Man endowed with heavenlyLaw and Elijah the prophets, the glory (Dan 7:13).writings and traditions whichf.oretell the Messiah's passionand glorification. The boothsrecall the tabernacl~ where Goddwelt among his people in thedesert. The cloud is an OldTestament symbol of the pres­ence of God and the voice

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What is joy?I look at the word joy and I

see joyous, smiling faces and Ithink, "What is joy?" I don't feelit. All I hear in our house isname-calling, yelling, hitting andbanging. Both my parents drink,their friends drink, and then theywonder why I've got into troubleso much.

I try to find refuge in books,but when I read of other parentsand how nice they are and howclean they live, I get more de­pressed and wish I'd never beenborn. What makes parents thinkthey've given us a break by hav­ing us? I can't remember onehappy day in my life. I'm 17 andall I know is being unhappy andfull of pain inside.

Christ redeemed killersMy parents think I'm the

worst person on earth. They'vetold me so. When I watch TV(and I· do little of that becausethey're always yelling at me) Ibegin to cry. I can't help it. Allthe sadness seems to apply topeople like me. And when there'sgladness I cry, too, because I amnot sharing in it. It's awful whenyou're young and you don't havehappy memories to take intoyour adult years. I do everythingI'm supposed to do. I work part­time; I go to school. My gradesare good, but my parents arenever satisfied.

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By CECILIA BELANGER

...yourfocus on youth

There are any number ofyoung people in our midst whoare so lonely and isolated fromtheir fellow man that only Godand a piece of paper know theirinternal anguish. These are themodern-day silent prophets. - Ithink of the words, "The Lordspoke and said, 'Go write it on atablet and inscribe it in a book,speak aloud the word of judg­ment that it may be a witnessforever.' "

And this they do, these lonely,neglected, criticized, forsaken

" young people. They write onscraps of paper. They write un­signed letters and friends for­ward them to this column.

The letters are full of anguish,tears, crying in the night. Whydoesn't someone hear? What isso important that it takes par­ents away from those who needthem right under their noses?What about all the other "toobusy" people? What is this otherthing they must do that is soimportant? More important thana human being on the edge ofthe precipice?

Cries of Exiles

I have been given permissionto excerpt from some of the let­ters. Following are some of thecries of those who live in exilein our midst:Dear Diary,

I've decided to start a diaryand hopefully it will be a betterfriend than any human beingwill ever be.

To be a faithful friend I musttell you a little about me (whichisn't too good). I smoke pot, Idrink, although I'm trying toquit smoking cigarettes, but likeeverything else in my life it's notworking too well!

I guess that's why my parentsdon't like me. It's awful wheneven your parents don't like you.I can't seem to do anything right.I even tried to run away lastnight, but that didn't even work!Well, thanks for listening to mystupid problems. See ya!

"Sometimes relatives are a painin the neck!

"My problem is our relatives.My parents think more of themthan they do of us kids. Myrelatives are like spies. They re­port everything I do to my par­ents and most of the time it'slies. I've felt like killing myselfor running away. I have no oneto talk to. They always blameme. They don't listen to how Ifeel or what I'm going through.They are all too dumb to under­stand. They are shallow and onlytalk about everyday things.

They don't seem to care aboutwhat goes on inside of a personand why they act the way theydo. Even when I'm with some ofthe kids I'm not really happy. Ialways have this awful feelingwith me that I don't have any­body who cares now or ever will

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They are always comparingme to someone else. If they onlyknew the "someone else" isn'tall they think he is. You see,boys and girls fool their parents.Some aren't all they're crackedup to be, but they seem to getaway with it.

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SCHOOLBOY SPORTS

The division I meet will beheld at New Bedford and shouldproduce many exciting events.All eight schools competing haveexcellent individual performers.Coaches will have nightmarestrying to decide in which events

Athletes Begin Busy SeasonExams, Proms & Tournaments

Every high school within the confines of diocesan terri­torial limits is a beehive of activity. At this time of yearupper classmen, in particular find themselves going in ninedifferent directions at the same time. Scholastically theirattention is focused on final .exams, socially it's the promand class night and athlet­ically it's tournament time.

The tournament picture reomains cloudly at this time withmany local schools vying for

" berths in one of the many state Local scholastic golfers willsponsored festivals. But before continue the dual match seasonadvancing to the state level, is- through the first week of June.sues will have to be settled on Play will be interrupted, how­the local front. ever, on May 24 for the quali-

The pennant races in all three fying round of the State Individ­divisions of the multi-school ual tourney. The individual fi­Southeastern Massachusetts Con- nals are slated for June 7. Thefer~nce remaiI\ close. The main State Team Tournament will beobjective of each contender is held locally on June 10 with theto win the loop championship winners advancing to the finalsand thereby improve its seed in June 14.

Taunton Sponsors First Softball TourneyTennis, Hke golf, holds two The participants in the tour-

tournaments, one for individuals ney include Southbridge, Appon­and the other for teams. The equet Regional High of Lake­team title will be decided June 1 ville, Canton and host Taunton.while the state's singles and Southbridge is the defendingdoubles champions will be State Champion and a strongcrowned next weekend. contender for repeat honors.

While the courtmen are busy However, the visitors are not ex­on the state level, area fans will pected either to walk awaybe entertained by two local with another state title or thetournaments. Taunton Invitational crown with-

The first is the Taunton High out a battle.School Invitational Softball The remaining three teamsTournament which will be held have impressive credentials andat the campus of the new Taun- must not be taken lightly. Ap­ton High. ponequet is last Spring's runner-

The event, sponsored by the up to Southbridge and wouldTaunton High Student Council like a measure of revenge, Taun­and Athletic Department will ton was eliminated from thatbring together four of the best tourney by Apponequet and lostgirls' softball teames in the Com- only two games during the sea­monweaIth. In all likelihood the son, both to the Lakers. Canton,festival will be a preview of while not experienced in play­this year's state schoolgirl cham- off competition,' is a highly re­pionship playoffs. spected Hocomock League club.

Divisional Track Meets Next SaturdayThe two day event will begin to' enter their potential point

Saturday, May 22, and conclude getters.the following afternoon. Double- Bishop Feehan High of AttIe­headers are scheduled for both boro will host the six team Divi­days. Games Saturday will begin sion II meet. The Division IIIat 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. and on meet will be at New BedfordSunday the consolation game Vocational.will be played at 1 p.m. with the Each meet will feature sevenchampionship game to follow. field events and eight running

events. The field events includeS~turday, May 22 v.:ill also be the pole vault, high jump, long

a bIg day for l?cal hlg~ scho?1 jump, triple jump, shot put, dis­track fans. TheIr attentIon wIll cus and javelin. The' runningbe on the three Southeastern events in order are the two mileMassachusetts Conference di- 120 low hurdles 100 yard das~visional meets. 880, 440, 120 high hurdles, 220,

The meets to be held simul- mile and 880 yard relay.'taneously, will determine the"league meet" champion and notthe winner of the dual meetseason for each division.

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The Women's Guild will holdits annual communion dinner at7 p.m. Tuesday, May 18 at RosesRestaurant, Dennis, followingattendance at 6 p.m. Mass. Res­ervations may be made with Mrs.Gloria Burdick, telephone 385­2291.

Ladies of Ste. Anne will meetWednesday, May 19, for 7 p.m.Mass, followed by a Bicentennialmeeting and installation of offi­cers, including Colette Golden,president and Vivian J. Belan­ger, secretary. John McAvoy willbe the featured speaker andmembers may bring guests.

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A "Cheese Tour" will takeplace at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May24, and new officers will be in­stalled following 6 p.m. MassMonday, June 7. a mother­daughter banquet will then beheld at Magoni's restaurant.

Rev. Lucien Jusseaume, pas­tor, has announced that May de­votions will take place before9 a.m. Mass daily.

A May whist party will besponsored by the Holy RosarySodality at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,May 20 in the school hall onEarle Street.

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The 20-20 club will hold adinner dance Sunday night, May16 at Venus de Milo restaurant,Swansea. Members may pur­chase guest tickets and reser­vations may be made with AngieAraujo, telephone 824-7913, orEleanor DeMello, 824-8147.

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Mrs. William J. SunderlandJr. ad Mrs. James Sunderlandare chairmen of a Maybasketwhist to be held at 1:30 p.m.Sunday, May 16 in FatherCoady Center.

A children's movie will besponsored by the Home &School Organization at 1 p.m.Saturday, May 15 in the FatherCoady Center. Refreshments will .be served.ST. JOSEPH,ATTLEBORO

May crowning ceremonies willtake place at 7:30 p.m. Mon­day, May 17 in the church. Aparish trip will take place Tues­day, May 25 to Chateau de Villedinner theatre, Warwick. Reser­vations may be made at the rec­tory.OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL,NEW BEDFORD

The PTA will sponsor a springdance from 8 p.m. to midnightSaturday, May 15 in the schoolauditorium on Rivet Street.Music will be by the Moonglowsand refreshments will be avail­able. Tickets may be obtainedat the door.ST. DOMINIC,SWANSEA

The Men's Club will sponsorits annual Maybasket Dancefrom 8 p.m. to midnight Satur­day, May 22 in the church cen­ter. Music will be by the Soundsof Mid-Night and tickets will beavailable at the door or may beobtained at the parish creditunion or from club members.Pretzels will be provided andother refreshments sold. A rafflewill be held in conjunction withthe dance and door prizes willalso be awarded.

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Tickets are still available fora Spring Festival Dance to beheld from 7 p.m. to midnightSaturday, May 29. Music will beby the Roman IV.

A special Marian programSunday evening, May 23 willhonor Mary. All parishioners areinvited to attend.

The liturgy planning groupwill meet in the rectory confei'­ence room at 7 p.m. tomorrow.

First.Communion will be re­ceived at 9 a.m. Mass Saturday,May 22.HOLY REDEEMER,CHATHAM

A parish· dinner will be spon­sored Thursday, May 20 atWychmere Harbor Club by theAssociation of the SacredHearts. A cocktail hour at 6p.m. will be followed at 7 p.m.by dinner. Entertainment will beby Mr. and Mrs. Music onmarimba and piano, featuringclassical and popular selectionand a sing-a-long. Co-chairper­sons are Mrs. Lawrence J. Fraw­ley and Mrs. Paul C. Toomeyand reservations should be madewith them before Saturday, May15.ST. JOHN BAPTIST,CENTRAL VILLAGE

Reservations should be madeby Wednesday, May 19 for adinner dance to be sponsored at7 p.m. Saturday, May 22 in theparish hall by the Couples' Club.Music will be by the WindsorMusic group.

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