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t eanc 0 VOL. 21, NO. 18

.FALL RIVER, MASS., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1977

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Catholic Charities Appeal Scores Initial Success IInitial reports from diocesan parishes and from special gifts solicitors have brought the total thus far donated or pledged in the annual Catholic Charities Appeal drive to $366,144.28.

Joseph C. Rayball of Attleboro, this year's appeal lay chairman, said: i'The first reFR. DALZELL

FR. POWERS

Name Two Pastors .Define Parishes In .Falmouth Effective June I, Rev. Joseph L. Powers has been named pastor of the new St. Elizabeth Seton parish in Falmouth and Rev. James P. Dalzell will succeed him as pastor of St. Joseph's parish, Woods Hole.

Father Powers, a native of Providence, studied at St. Patrick's parish school, Fall River and the former Coyle High School, Taunton. He attended Providence College and St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore.

Ordained in 1946, he served at St. Patrick parish, Falmouth and St. Joseph, Taunton, before being named chaplain at Bishop Stang and then Bishop Feehan High Schools, while serving as diocesan director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.

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Frs. Gomes, Carter To Hospital Posts FR. GOMES

FR. CARTER

His Excellency, the Most Reverend Bishop, has announced the assignments of Father Robert Carter and Father John Gomes to the Catholic Ministry at the Union-Truesdale Hospital: Union Division.

Father Carter, presently at St. Patrick's parish, Wareham, is returning to Fall River where he served at Sacred Heart parish, for five years. Father Gomes has been at St. Anthony of Padua parish, Fall River for the past three years. Both priests will now serve full time as Catholic chaplains to this hospital division.

The announcement of the appointment of Father Carter and Father Gomes to the Catholic Ministry at the Union Division of the Union-Truesdale Hospital can be noted as another sign of the concern of the Church for those who are sick.

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ports from parishes indicate a most favorable and generous response by the people to Bishop Cronin's call for support of the apostolates of charity, mercy, education, health and child care of the diocese. I hope every parish will have its first report filed at headquarters in Fall River by the weekend."

Parishes surpassing their 1976 final appeal totals will be designated Honor Roll Parishes. Ninety-seven of the 112 parishes of the diocese were on last year's Honor Roll and Msgr. Anthony M. Gomes, diocesan appeal director, said, "We anticipate that every parish will be on this year's list and that we will exceed last year's million dollar campaign.

"With the cooperation of priests, solicitors and contributors in the parish and special gifts phases of the appeal, our 1976 record of $1,008,855 can be surpassed. Our motto is 'Beat last year's record!'"

Leading parishes thus far in the campaign follow:

LEADING AREA PARISHES Attleboro Area St. John, Attleboro 11,699.00 Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 8,953.00 St. Mary, Seekonk 6,885.00 Holy Ghost, Attleboro 6,176,50 St. Stephen, Attleboro 5,028.00

Cape & Islands Area St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis St. Pius X, South Yarmouth Holy Trinity, West Harwich Corpus Christi, Sandwich Holy Redeemer, Chatham

16,665.00 12,049.50 8,556.00 7,966.00 6,674.25

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St. Anne1s Hospital Certificate of Need St. Anne's Hospital, Fall River, has filed for a Certificate of Need. The only Catholic hospital in the diocese must conform to state-mandated regulations. Thus it is that the hospital has attempted to meet not only state requirements in is application but also to view the total operation of this Catholic institution in terms of its realistic future.

Donations Asked For Irish Needy Operation Unity, a unique project sponsored by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of New Bedford, offers members of the Fall River diocese an opportunity to send clothing, bedding, and a wide variety of other articles to the needy in both the north and south of Ireland.

Goods will be shipped at no cost in "The Bay State," a training ship of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy scheduled to leave Massachusetts May 26 and arrive in Dublin June 10. The vessel undertook a similar project recently on a voyage to the Azores, at which time Portuguese-Americans had the opportunity to ship goods to their homeland.

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As a Catholic hospital, St. Anne's must face the great problem of need and demand for its various services as regulated by the state of Massachusetts. In order to meet the standards outlined by governmental agencies, the hospital has now submitted a new Certificate of Need application.

The proposed project includes elimination of the 1906 noncode conforming buildings from the hospital site. Patient areas would then be centered in the remaining structures which meet all current state building standards.

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Teachers Gather In Attleboro As some 1400 classroom and religious education teachers meet today and' tomorrow at Bishop Feehan High School, Attleboro, for the annual Catholic Education convention of the diocese, those they serve will be there too.

Students from Coyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton, will provide music for this morning's opening liturgy, while a youth choir from Our Lady of the Turn to Page Six

BISHOP REGAN

HClrassment Told

By Bishop Regan Maryknoll Bishop Joseph W. Regan, 72, of Fairhaven, head of the Philippine Island's prelature of Tagum, is among religious ::eaders affected by the martial law regime of President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

In the past year 78 lay workers ::n the Tagum prelate have been arrested and detained in what Bishop Regan called "an attempt at persecution," Other repressive measures in the Philippines have included c1osi::lg of two Catholic publications and two radio stations, deportation of four missionaries and refusal to allow entry to another.

Torture and indefinite detention of political prisoners contrary to vehement government deni~ds have been documented by the Association of Major Religiolls Superiors in the Philippines in a second heavily documented study dated March 31.

A first study was issued in March 1976.

The new study said that as of March there were 563 detainees in prison camps. It reported in detail on 43 prisoners SUbjected to various forms of tortu:re.

Thl~ study said harassment of religious leaders who spoke against such violations of human rights had become persecutiO::l.

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CCA Honor Roll Ms:gr. Anthony M. Gomes, Catholic Charities Appeal director, has announced that Espirito Sante, parish, Fall River, is first to attain 1977 Honor Roll status, surpassing its 1976 campaign returns. It was closely followed

by Holy Cross parish, South Easton, second on the Honor Roll.

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$700 A Friend

$350 American Press Lithographer.

$250 New Bedford Seafood Coop.

$200 Alden Corrugated Container Corp.

Seguin & Caron, Inc.

$175 Dames De St. Anne, St. St. Joseph Parish, N.H., Enfants de Marie, St. Joseph Parish, N.B. Ligue De Sacre Coeur, St Joseph parish, N.B.

DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

$150

OFFICIAL DECREE

Effective June I, 1977, the following provIsions will hi! made for pastoral care of souls in the Town of Falmouth: 1. A new Parish of Saint Elizabeth Seton will be canonically established.

2. The Parish of Saint Joseph and the Parish of Saint Patrick will remain in existence as territorial parishes.

3. The Parish of Saint Anthony will become a territorial parish.

4. The four parishes will enjoy all privileges pertaining to territorial parishes in ecclesiastical law for the benefit and advantage of the Catholic people resident in them.

5. Effective June I, 1977 the following appointments are made and/or reconfirmed: Reverend James P. Dalzell as Pastor of Saint Joseph's Parish, Reverend James A. McCarthy as Pastor of Saint Patrick's Parish, Reverend Monsignor Maurice Souza as Pastor of Saint Anthony's Parish and Reverend Joseph L. Powers as Pastor of Saint Elizabeth Seton Parish. .

Reverend Robert J. Carter and Reverend John A. Gomes, to the Catholic Ministry at the Union-Truesdale Hospital, Union Division, Fall River.

The appointments are effective June I, Hl77.

Bishop of Fall River

Miss Claire O'Toole of St. Mary's Cathedral parish, president of the Fall River Catholic Woman's Club, will be installed as president of the Fall River District Council of Catholic Women at an installation ceremony following the annual council Mass at 7:45 tonight at Our Lady of Angels Church, Fall River.

To be installed with her are Mrs. Robert Bernier, St. Roch's parish, Fall River, vice-president; Mrs. Robert Forest, St. George, Westport, treasurer; Mrs. Manuel Nogueira, St. John of God, Somerset, recording secretary; Mrs. Rudolph Ouellette, Blessed Sacrament, Fall River, corresponding secretary.

Principal celebrant of the Mass and installing officer will be

PARISH TOTALS Attleboro Area Holy Ghost St. John St. Joseph St. Mark St. Stephen St. Theresa Seekonk Mt. Carmel St. Mary

6,176.50 11,699.00 3,857.50 3,474.00 5,028.00 4,952.00 8,953.00 6,885.00

Cape & Islands Area

APPOINTMENTS

Seat Fa II River Leader Tonight

RAYS OF SUNSHINE from St. Mary's parish, Cranston, R.I.,' youngsters who have toured world presenting Christian musicals, will offer "Lightshine" and "Hey, Mr. God" at afternoon and evening performances Saturday, May 14 at St. Augustine's parish hall and Tisbury School gymnasium, Martha's Vineyard.

Msgr. Anthony M. Gomes, district council moderator and in charge .of arrangements for the evening will be Mrs. Aubrey Armstrong, retiring district president.

Leading Parishes Continued from Page One

Fall River Area Our Lady of the Angels, Fall River 13,863.80 Holy Name, Fall River 13,777.00 Cathedral, Fall River 10,530.00 St. Thomas More,' Somerset 8,054.00 St. Patrick, Somerset 6,507.00

New Bedford Area Mt. Carmel, New Bedford St. James, New Bedford St. Joseph, Fairhaven Holy Name, New Bedford St. Joseph, New Bedford

12,503.00 8,124.00 7,483.50 7,253.00 5,831.00

Bishop Begin Dies

Taunton Area

OAKLAND, Calif. (NC) Bishop Floyd L. Begin of Oakland died April 26, five days before he was scheduled to be honored at a retirement banquet. The 75year-old Cleveland native would have marked his fifteenth anniversary as Oakland's first bishop on April 28.

Holy Cross, South Easton 5,542.00 Holy Family, East Taunton 3,671.00 St. Jacques, Taunton 2,748.00 St. Mary, Taunton 2,731.00 Sacred Heart, Taunton 2,075.00 Total Total $366,144.28

Buzzards Bay St. Margaret Chatham Holy Redeemer Falmouth St. Patrick Hyannis St. Francis Xavier Orleans St. Joan of Arc Pocasset-St. John Sandwich Corpus Christi South Yarmouth St. Pius X West Harwich Holy Trinity

5,811.00 6,674.25 5,463.50 16,665.00 2,302.00 3,762.00 7,966.00 12,049.50 8,556.00

Fall River Area Fall River St. Mary's Cathedral Espirito Santo Holy Name Our Lady of the Angels Our Lady of Health Holy Rosary Immaculate Conception St. Anne St. Anthony of Padua St. Elizabeth St. Jean Baptiste St. Joseph St.. Mathieu , St. Michael St. Patrick SS. Peter & Paul St. Roch St. Stanislaus St. Williams Santo Christo Assonet-St. Bernard North Westport Our Lady of Grace Somerset St. John of God St. Patrick St. Thomas More Swansea Our Lady of Fatima St. Louis de France St. Michael

10,530.00 5,146.50 13,777.00 13,863.80 3,204.82 1,100.00 5,169.00 1,913.00 2,199.00 1,084.00 3,357.00 4,016.00 1,431.00 5,048.00 4,823.00 5,430.00 2,088.00 3,932.00 2,357.00 3,811.85 3,322.00 5,423.00 4,494.25 6,507.00 8,054.50 5,921.00 5,935.00 2,261.04

New Bedford Area New Bedford Holy Name Assumption Immaculate Conception Mt. Carmel Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sacred Heart St. Anne St. Hedwig St. James St. Joseph Acushnet St. Francis Xavier Fairhaven St. Joseph North Dartmouth St. Julie Westport-St. George

7,253.00 366.00 4,700.00 12,503.00 2,155.00 2,339.00 1,264.00 1,282.00 8,124.00 7,483.50 1,668.00 7,483.00 5,529.49 2,070.00

Taunton Area Taunton Holy Family Holy Rosary Sacred Heart St. Jacques St. Mary Dighton-St. Peter North Dighton St. Joseph South Easton

3,671.00 517.00 2,075.00 2,748.00 2,731.00 1,380.00 810.00

Special Gifts

First Federal Savings & Loan Assn.

$100 Calvin Clothing Corp., Atty.

Paul J. McCawley, Park Oil Co. Dr. James M. Quinn, K of C, McMahon Council # 151

.Five Hour Vigil Tomorrow Night A five-hour First Friday vigil of reparation to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary will be held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow night at St. Anthony of Padua Church, Fall River, be~ ginning with a votive Mass of the Sacred Heart celebrated by Rev. Laureano C. Dos Reis and concluding with a midnight Mass honoring the Immaculate Heart of Mary celebrated by Rev. Fernando Veiga, CM. .' During the evening the rosary will be recited and a holy hour will be conducted. There will be a coffee break at 10 p.m. All are invited to participate in any part or all of the vigil.

F'irst Fridians Rev. Joseph Viveiros, director of the Diocesan Apostolate for the Deaf, will speak tomorrow night at the dinner meeting of the First Friday Club of Fall River, to follow attendance by members at 6 p.m. Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Fall River.

Members of the Apostolate will be guests of honor at the meeting, to which all area men are invited. Reservations may be made with Kenneth Leger, president, at 678-6675.

National

Necrology

$1,000

May 13 Rev. Msgr. Osias Boucher, 1955, Pastor, Blessed Sacrament, Fall River.

Fathers of the Sacred Hearts Rev. Francis X. Wallace

$500 Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Harrington

$275 Rev. John J. Oliveira

$180 Massachusetts Council Knigl;lts of Columbus

$150 Holy Cross Mission House

$100 Stonehill College

$50 R. J. Toomey Co., Worcester

In memory Nichipor

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Mrs.

Rose

$25

May 16 Rev. William McDonald, SS, 1941, St. Patrick, Falmouth.

Rev. Msgr. J. Joseph Sullivan, P.R., 1960, Pastor Sacred Heart, Fall River.

May 17 Most Rev. James E. Cassidy, D.D., 1951, 3rd Bishop of Fall River 1934-51.

May 19 Rev. Ambrose Lamarre, O.P., 1940, Dominican Priory, Fall River.

Rev. Thomas Trainor, 1941, Pastor, St. Louis, Fall River.

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New 8edford Area $1350 New ,Bedford Institution For Savings

Second Class Postage Paid at Fall River, Mass. PUblished every Thursday at 410 Highland Avenue, Fall River, Mass. 02722 by the Catholic Press of the Diocese of FaH River. Subscription price by mail, postpaid $5.00 per year.

Special Gifts New Bedford Area $80 Sullivan & Foster. $50 Morris Glazer Glass Co., Sea View Fillet, Sturtevant & Hook Blue Ribbon Laundry, Chamberlain Mfg. Co., Harold Cooper Insurance Agency, Pilgrim Fish Corp., St. Rita Conference, Marion. $35 Citizens Credit Union, Atty.

Raymond McK. Mitchell. $30 Manhattan Bottling Co. $25 Allbrite Service, Inc., Dr. Max Blum, Brockton Public Markets, Dahill Co., Debson Mills, Park Motors, Inc., Rodney Printing, Roy Paper Co., Ryan & Scully, Inc. Poyant Signs, Inc., Shuster Co., Wholesale Furniture & Carpet, Enos Home Oxygen Therapy Guba's Pharmacy.

ILGWU, Local #361, Otis & Co. Insurance, Pearson-Miller, Dr. Carl Persons.

Taunton Area

YOUTH LEADERS Recognition Night takes place at St. Francis Xavier Church, Hyannis, as Camp Fire Girl and Boy and Girl Scout leaders receive awards. Top left, Dorothy Grenier, Our Lady of the Cape parish, Brewster, receives St. Anne medal from Bishop Cronin; right, Gary Hackett, Holy Redeemer, Chatham, receives Pelican Medal. Bottom, seated from left, Lorraine Brousseau, St. Joseph, Attleboro; Blanche Souza, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, New Bedford; standing, Manuel J. Mattos, Fall River; Bishop Cronin; Al Adamczyk, Taunton; Joseph Murphy, diocesan lay chairman, Catholic Committee on Scouting.

Charities Appeal Aids Diaconate A broad spectrum of diocesan pastoral programs is funded by the Catholic Charities Appeal, including this year for the first time the Diocesan Office for the Permanent Diaconate, which will benefit from the generosity of the thousands of faithful annual appeal contributors.

- The diaconate office is currently selecting candidates for the first class of permanent deacons to begin their formal preparation in September. Expenses of the program are subsidized by the diocese within the framework of an approved budget. Once ordained, deacons will give their services to the work of the Church at no . charge.

Support of the Catholic Charities Appeal is making this new diocesan undertaking a reality.

In due course it will perhaps prove one of the most beneti-

Benedictines Oblates of S1. Benedict will hold a chapter meeting beginning at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7 at Portsmouth Abbey, Rhod"e Island. The program will include Mass, a conference, recited vespers and dinner. Reservations may be made at the abbey or by calling Mrs. Frank S. Moriarty, telephone 672-1439.

cial of the many aspects of diocesan life that have been continuously aided by Appeal funds.

Gratitude is due the people of the Fall River diocese who are making possible a program expected to have tremendous spiritual effects through the many forms of service that will be rendered by the members of the Permanent Diaconate.

- Sisters' Retreats Two inter-community retreats for Sisters will be offered this summer at the Dominican Retreat, McLean, Virginia. A scripture-based program Monday, June 13 through Sunday, June 19 will be offered by Father Paul Seaver, OP of Providence College; and a Eucharistic retreat Monday, July 25 through Sunday, July 31 will be conducted by Father Harry Flynn, rector of St. Mary's Seminary, Emmitsburg, Md. Further' information is available from the Retreat at 7103 Old Dominion Drive, McLean, Va. 22101.

Is Everything "To live a good life, to die a that is everyholy death thing." - S1. Therese of Lisieux

$500 Reed & Barton Foundation $250 Sacred Heart Conference $175 Immaculate Conception Conference, Taunton $150 St. Joseph Conference, North Dighton $100 Nu-Brite Chemical Co. Judge and Mrs. Roger B. Champagne. $6() Nason Oil Co. $50 Dr. Joseph F. Nates, ICI United States Inc. $40 Atty. Frank Phillipe $25 Henry Crapo, Atty. Thaddeus Strojny, Frank Noone Shoe Co., McCabe Sand & Gravel .

Sacred Heart' Mens' Club, Daniel McNearney Insurance

Attleboro Area $300 St. Theresa Conference $250 St. Mary Conference, North Attleboro, Donley ManuJacturing Co. $200 First Federaf Savings and Loan Mt. Carmel Conference, Seekonk . $150 St. Mark Women's Guild, Conlon & Donnelly Co., Patrick J. Duffy Funeral Home Mt. Carmel Conference, Seekonk. $125 Leach & Garner Co. $100 Dr. James DeWitt, Morin's Diner, Inc., Swank, Inc., Art~s 3 Hr. Cleaners, Inc., Joseph Curtis Real Estate, Confraternity of 'Christian Mothers, St. Theresa, Holy Name Society, S1. .Theresa, The Lions' Club Hendrick's Pools, Seekonk. $85 Reardon & Lynch Co., Inc.

$75 Colonial Lithograph, Standard Plastics. $50 Sterndent Corp., Sperry-Deblois Inc., South Attleboro Knights of Columbus No. 5876 Home Commercial Security, Rehoboth. $35 Reynolds & Markham, Inc. Conyer's Insurance Agency, Seekonk. $25 WARA - Attleboro Radio Association, Jerry's Auto Body, Attleboro Orthopaedic Association, Atty. Charles R. Mason, VoItera & Goldberg, Attys. Armstrong, Follis & Clapp, Bernier's 'Pharmacy, M. A. Vigorito & Son, Inc., Ashley Drug, Inc., B & D Auto Parts Fisher's Feed & Cleaners, Rehoboth, David Smith Real Estate Rehoboth, Pine Acres Real Estate, Rehoboth, Backlund Insurance, Rehoboth, Seekonk Oil Co. Read's Dairy, Inc. Seekonk, Mr. and Mrs. D. Anthony Venditti, Seekonk.

Cape & Islands Area

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Fall River Area $2500 Fall River National Bank $500 Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Feitelberg $300 Jackson Company, Inc. $250 Holy Name Conference $200 Montle Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. $175 S1. Anne Credit Union

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$1000 Our Lady of Assumption Conference, Osterville, St. Pius X Bingo, So. Yarmouth $700 PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. S1. Francis Xavier Conference, Sales and Service ~ Hyannis for Domestic $500 and Industrial St. Pius X Conference, So. Oil Burners 995-1631 Yarmouth 2283 ACUSHNET AVENUE Thomas J. McGee Council K NEW BEDFORD of C, Nantucket $400 St. Patrick Conference, Falmouth $300 St. Joan of Arc Bingo, Orleans $250 St. Mary Conference, Nantucket $200 St. Joseph Conference, Woods Hole, Our Lady of the Cape &2& MAIN ST. Conference, Brewster (RTE. 21) St. Joan of Arc Conference, FALMOUTH, MA. Orleans TEL. 541路1109 $150 In Memory of the Captain & Crew of the Boat "Patricia Marie" from St. Peter Conference, ai,--'路.:,"'-.-, Provincetown $100 Ladies of the Sacred Heart, Chatham, S1. Patrick Guild, FalPAULINE LALIBERTE mouth, Atty. and Mrs. Joseph REAL ESTATE H. Beecher, Hyannis, St. ElizaAT BRAD LEES IN FALMOUTH beth Conference, Edgartown Pauline & Raymond Laliberte St. Elizabeth Guild, EdgarSALES - RENTALS town, Our Lady of Assumption 8 MAIN STREET Guild, Osterville, St. Joseph TEATICKET, MASS. 02536 Guild, Woods Hole 540-0979 - Res. 540-2773 - $60 #~",.""""""",##, ..,,\ Holy Redeemer Guild, Chatham. $50 Spartan Cleaners, Inc. $30 Coca Cola Bottling Co., Vineyard Haven. $25 In Memory of Henry Texeira, CenterVille, Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Carreiro Florist, Hyannis Robert's Deluxe Cleaner & Tailor, West Yarmouth, Onset Bay Pharmacy, Baxter Transport, Inc., Hyannis, John HinckTHRIFT STORES ley & Son Co., Hyannis, Sears 30& COLLETTE STREET 'Package Store, Inc., Hyannis,.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Harborside Liquor Store, Edgartown 1150 JEFFERSON BLVD. WARWICK, R.I. Canal Electrical, Inc., Buzzards (Rt. 95 South路 Airport Exit) Bay.

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themoorin~ Back to Fundamentals During the course of his address to the CathoLic Press Association George Gallup Jr. of the Gallup Poll organization noted that there exists a serious problem with all newspapers, religious and secular, concerning young readers.

According to his findings, only about 45 percent of people under 25 years of age read any newspaper at any given ti~e on a regular basis.

One of the fundamental reasons for this decline in newspaper reading, again gleaned from Gallup sources, is that many people in this group cannot read. Further indications are that there is a general decline not only in reading but· also in writing and spelling ability among a 'large' segJ;Ilent of today's youth. College entrance and placement exams give support to the Gallup report. Over ,the past few years there has been a steady decline in test sourc~sacross the nation.

'This is indeed a sad commentary, not only on our educational institutions but also on our entire socio-cultural development. Since many of our schools have become mere babysitting institutions, where teaching for all practical purposes has become a lost art, students seemingly determine what they want to do as far as curriculum is concerned.

Many dedicated teachers just cannot teach. Parental permissiveness, together with some questionable legal attitudes, has limited teachers' ability to be an effective instrument in the transmission of knowledge. Instead of being able to teach, many teachers find themselves merely patrolling classrooms. The results are only too obvious.

Of course, some educators themselves have also added to the learning problems that many of our schools now face. Many educators have a unique gift of hopping aboard every new educational theory that comes down the corridor.

One year it's open classrooms: the following year the classroom closes: Some students are left to "float" from one grade level to another while others are left to sink to the bottom. This instability of educational theory has made its own contribution to the decline of student performance. , If weare to restore some semblance of reality to the world of education, it would seem that many schools should once more return to the classroom some of the basic and fundamental concepts that will give students the opportunity and encouragement to learn. Young people should be taught to read. Time and effort s~ould be devoted to the ,art of writing. Above all, it would be most encouraging if we could help young people learn to speak the English language. Present u~age defies definition!

Hopefully we will begin not only to realize the scope of the learning problem at hand but also utilize our many wonderful educational tools to eliminate the growing ignorance that is presently plaguing our classrooms.

As' our own diocesan educational convention opens today, it ,would be well if this pressing probleIl\ would in some fashion find a willing ear so that even in our own parochial schools the reality of fundamentals will not be taken for granted.

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Communion in the Hand As the Catholic Bishops of the United States meet this week to consider once more the problems of the Church in this country, hopefully they might consider a simple item that has been blown out of all proportion, namely "communion in the hand."

At the present time the United States and Italy are basically the only two western nations where communion is not given in the hand. The Bishop of Rome, the Pope, is an exception insofar as he distributes communion in this manner in the State of the Vatican (which is not Italy).

Even the Bishops of Ireland have approved such a move for their very traditional church.

For the American Bishops to delay any longer in this m'!.tter would truly be ignoring the consensus of other episcopal conferences throughout the world, never minding the fact that such a delay would once more place them in a very shortsighted position.

Young strikers picket their school . . . The faculty is on strike . . . From a passing glance the cause is not clear ... but there is some hurt ... alleged injustice ... These young persons take to the streets in protest.

They are' a reminder to us all ... of the value of justice ... Like thousands before them these four are willing to fight for it ... risk for it suffer for it . . . Injustice screams out for committed protest.

Justice is perhaps the most basic requisite for harmonious human interaction . . . It is the foundation stone of society ... Moral life rests on justice ... as the primordial expression of love ... To consider oneself loving ... or devout ... without acting justly ... is self deceit.

The Hebrew prophet Micah sums up the JudeoChristian conviction . . . "This is what God asks of you ... only this . . . to act justly . . . to love tenderly ... and to walk humbly with God." (Micah 6:8).

All the prophets of Israel ...and Christianity ... shared that ideal ... They stood up to even the most powerful . . . and protested . . . "Right is repelled . . . and justice stands far off ... Make justice your aim ... redress the wronged." (Isaiah 59:15; 1:16).

Special Gifts Fall River Area $170 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McMahon $150 Chace Mills Curtain Co., Arkwright Finishing - Div. United Merchants & Mfgrs., Inc. $100 Dr. and Mrs. John Malloy, Globe Assembly Co., St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau - East Main St., ,In Memory of Deceased 'Benefactors of Sacred Heart Conference, Sacred Heart Conference, Fall River Sheet Metal Co., Inc., Durfee-Buffinton Insurance . 'Fall River Shopping Center Associates, Aluminum Process-

ing Corp., Louis Hand, Inc. Colonial Wholesale Beverage Corp., Valcourt Industrial Supply Co., Inc., Atty. & Mrs. John B. Cummings. $70 The Spectator $60 O'Neil's Tire Service, Inc. $50 Riveredge Printer, Inc., Spindle City Dye Works, St. Jean Baptiste Women's Guild, Holy Name Women's Guild, Engine Service & Supply, Inc., Simon's Supply 00., Inc. Travis Furniture Co., Inc., Norbut Mfg. Co., Inc. Aime Pelletier Electrical Contractors, Plante Jewelers, Union St. Jean Baptiste, Conseil Cheverus #231,

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Rev. John F. Moore, M.A.

Rev. Msgr. John 1. Regan ~leary Prell--f.1I Rivlr

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Robert L. Germane Contractor, Allen Jarabek.

The Ski House $45 Irish Specialty Shoppe $35 Paul B. Sullivan Insurance Agency, Inc., Craft Corrugated Box, Inc. $25 Jay Vee's Inc., General Paper & Supply Co., Fall River Luggage & Novelty Workers, Somerset Lodge, Fall River Sales & Supply, Inc. Wilbur's, Harold C. Nagle Insurance Agency, Hadley Insurance Agency, Inc., Jodi Sue Mfg. Cory., Cox Paper Company, Bradley-Scott Clothes, Inc., Main Shell Service Station.

Somerset Speed Equipment, East Main Hardware, Fall River Catholic Nurses Guild, Acme Engineering, Inc., St. Joseph Women's Guild Danfred Jewelers, Wolf Jewelry Co., The Condesa, Apex Shade Co., Jet Gas Corp., Fall River Paper & Supply Co., Dr. N. Kenneth Shand, American Wallpaper Co., Tom Ellison, Inc., China Royal Restaurant, Merri-Card & Gift Shop, Roger Dufour Piano & Organ Studio, ,Ray's Auto Radiator Works, Williston's Auto Electrical Service Sterling Package Store, Inc., Economy Radiator & Body Works, Atty. Philip Goltz, Bell Garment Co., Inc., B & S Fisheries of Fall River.

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Anglican Leader Meets with Pope VATICAN CITY (NC) - At their first meeting, Pope Paul VI told American Archbishop Donald Coggan of Canterbury that he would 'like the Anglican Church to be "united with but not absorbed" by the Roman Catholic Church. After the two emerged from 85 minutes of talks, the Pope told the 65-yearold archbishop of Canterbury that the pace of the AnglicanCatholic dialogue "has quickened -marvelously in recent years so that these words of hope, 'the Anglican Church united, not absorbed,' are no longer a mere dream."

On the same day, as the Vatican's • top ecumenical official listened, Archbishop Coggen declared at a ceremony in Rome's Anglican Church that the time has come to grant official permission for· intercommunication between Anglicans and Catholics. "Has not the time now arrived when we have reached such a measure of agreement on so many of the fundamentals of the Gospel that a relationship of shared Communion can be encouraged by the leadership of both Churches?" he asked.

May Day! May Day! NEW ORLEANS (NC) - An official of the Catholic Press Association (CPA) told editors to expect a postal rate increase of about 20 percent by April of next year. John Fink, president of Our Sunday Visitor, Huntington, Ind., and chairman of the CPA government liaison committee, said the Postal Service has indicated that it will apply for the increase in midJune.

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Continued from Page One Assumption parish, New Bedford, will be heard at the closing Mass tomorrow.

In between, volunteer students from the host school will be active as aides, ushers and guides for convention-goers.

And scores of youngsters who won't be present in person will be on hand via their creations.

Exhibits of work done by children in classrooms and religious education programs in all parts of the diocese will be on view throughout Feehl:\n High School.

Also on display will be the wares of some 100 suppliers of school equipment, books and services. Their booths will make up the important exhibitors' section of the convention, open throughout the two-day program for browsing and ordering.

Today's major speaker will be Sister Mary Dooley of the Sisters of St. Joseph, discussing Christian ministry. Tomorrow Robert N. Lynch will give an overview of Catholic education and Father Stephen Doyle, OFM, will explain the role of the prophet.

On both days workshops will discuss a wide variety of educational concerns.

Continued from Page One istrator of St. Mark's parish. Attleboro Falls, and in 1975 pastor at Woods Hole.

Father DalzeU Father Dalzell was born in Boston and prepared for .the priesthood at St. Mary's Semiuary, Techny, Ill., where he was ordained in 1949. After service in Methirie, La., he came to the Fall River -Diocese and served in St. Kilian's parish, New Bedford, St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis, St. Patrick's, Fall River· and Our Lady of the Isle, Nantucket, before being appointed pastor of 5t. Mary's parish, Norton, in 1973.

In connection with the formation of the new parlsh of St. Elizabeth Seton and in order to make the best provision possible for the pastoral care of souls in the town of Falmouth, Bishop Daniel A. Cronin has issued a decree establishing territorial boundaries for all area parishes. '~Extensive consultation hrs preceded this enactment," noted the Ordinary in the decree. lOT have, over a lengthy period of time, received the advice and counsel of the clergy . . . in the existing parishes of the Town of Falmouth and its environs.

"The opinion of the Diocesan ~oard of Consultors has been heard and the matter was referred to the Council of Priests of the Diocese of Fall River ...

Unanimous and positive response has been given to each aspect of the pastoral plan contained in this Decree."

All Catholics in the parishes invQlved in the establishment of boundaries will receive specific information on the matter from their pastors.

Hospita I Posts Continl.!ed from Page One be under the direction of Father Jack Fitzgerald, Diocesan Coordinator of the Pasoral Care of the Sick.

Father Fitzgerald, who is also the Director of Pastoral Care at St. Anne's Hospital, sees the role of the new ministry as a sign of the ever-present soliCitude that the Church has for those who are suffering through illness. The ministry of Father Carter and Father Gomes which is supported by the Diocese can be a vital link in the Church's mission to reach out to all its members in time of need. The ministry of hospital chaplain is one that touches the lives of people at some of the most critical moments of life, namely birth, sickness and death. The chaplain through prayer, presence and sacrament brings . Christ into the sufferings of people.

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SACRED HEART SCHOOL, Fall River, will close its doors in style if these people have their way. Planning "grand finale" dinner dance Saturday, June 4,are, seated, Sister Bernadette, principal; standing, from left, Madeline McDermott, class of 1934; Helen Burke Piper, 1933; John J. Roberts, 1928; Barbara Wilkinson ~edderman, 1938; John T. Trainor, 1941.

St. Anne's Hospita I Continued from Page One Support services and departments would be consolidated and relocated in a separate but connected service building.

Diagnostic and treatment areas would be improved, resulting in better external and internal circulation in relation to public, ambulatory, emergency and service traffic.

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EASTER VIGIL RECEPTION of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation climax catechumenate of Mrs. Virginia Briggs and her son Ralph of St. Margaret's parish, Buzzards Bay. Father Timothy Goldrick, celebrant, is assisted by Rev. John Lucey, CSC and godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack

Harassment Continued from Page One that even as government retaliation against the Church increases, the Church will not cease to proclaim the message, press it home on all occasions, convenient or inconvenient," declared the study.

Bishop Regan, a graduate of Fairhaven High School and Boston College, has been a missionary 48 years. Before assignment to the Philippines, he served 22 years in China, the last two under Communist rule, climaxed by a jail sentence and deportation.

Irish Continued from Page One The program has received support and authorization from Maritime Academy, customs and local government officals as well as from American and Irish church groups.

"American generosity can concretely transform th!,! lives of Irish people in need of help," say project sponsors. They list as needed. in addition to clothing and bedding, "kitchenware, materials for crafts and recreation, tents, camping equipment. musical and video equipment, sewing machines, filing cabinets, chairs, cloth and buttons, Qooks, bicycles and tons of paper for Peace projects."

-Donations will be accepted at 1213 Purchase St., New Bedford, from noon to 8 p.m. seven days a week through Friday, May 20.

Further information is available from the Friendly Sons at P.O. Box J4021, New Bedford 02740 or by telephoning 993-8181.

Hill. Ceremony was preceded last February by probably the first diocesan use of the Rite of Election, at which St. Margaret parishioners voted to elect Mrs. Briggs and Ralph to the sacraments. During Lent parishioners followed up their action by special prayer and fasting for the catechumens.

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs., May 5, 1977

By Pat McGowan

Father Andrew Greeley, 49, feisty Irish leprechaun and committed priest-sociologist, was at Bridgewater State CoIlege last week, mostly to talk about the status of Irish-Americans (very good), but also to discuss a sampling of the dizzying number of projects with which he is presently concerned.

In an interview before his talk to students and faculty of the state coIlege, he darted from topic to topic in the style familiar to readers of his Anchor column.

Asked how the "Greeley machine" produces weekly columns for 50 secular and 40 Catholic papers, has seemingly its own book-of-the-month club with a total of over 60. "I'm not sure of the number; I don't keep count") books bearing the Greeley name, writes uncounted articles for magazines ranging from scholarly to pop, surfaces all over the world for lectures, workshops and seminars, and maintains full time commitment to sociological research, the leprechaun had a succinct answer.

"I work hard."

In the next breath he added "But I don't work evenings or Sundays, I get eight hours sleep and I take July and August off for swimming and sailing. In winter I ski."

It's what's caIled an Irish bull.

Father Greeley has a sister, theologian Dr. Mary Durkin, who, like himself, was a speaker at last month's National Catholic Educational Assn. convention in San Francisco. Does she share his views?

"I share hers," demurely declared the outspoken proponent of ordination for women.

Father Greeley would also like to see women share the permanent diaconate. He said the order had been restored for several years in his native Chicago archdiocese and that thus far the chief problem has been that "although they're clergy they are still treated as laymen."

On the Catholic press, which at the Catholic Press Association national convention, has just named him best syndicated columnist, he said that although he did not see a wide enough range of diocesan papers to make a general statement, his feeling was that "some are very good and most exhibit a higher level of professionalism than in the past - including, of course, all those that carry my column."

He added that he felt in general that the relationship of bishops to their diocesan pubilca-' tions needs articulation.

Asked his reaction to a com· ment by another Catholic editor that Vatican officials supported Greeley findings when they agreed with Roman conclusions, but considered him a non-person when, for example, he reported opposition by American Catholics to papal teachings on birth control, the controversial sociologist chuckled.

"They're not the only ones who do that," he aIlowed.

Not in clerical attire, "because I'm in more of an academic than a priest's role tonight - and anyway I only have one black shirt," Father Greeley nevertheless proudly wore a St. Brigid cross which he explained as an adaptation

awareness of their politics and culture," he declared.

The priest cited love of learning and politics and a special type of Celtic Catholicism as Irish characteristics, not .all of which have survived transplantation to the American milieu.

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He admitted he sees no solution to present Irish problems.

"Peace without justice is not peace, and Catholics in northern Ireland are victims of violent injustice. There is no evidence at this time that justice will come."

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Fr. Greeley in Fine Form At Bridgewater Lecture by early Christian missioners of an already existing Irish pagan sun-sign.

"The missioners were ~ble to 'baptize' all the pagan symbols and rites," he said. "There was nothing cruel or opposed to Christianity in the Celtic tradition."

One of the priest's most recent publications is an Irishbased book for smaIl children and soon to be issued is a threevolume trilogy of novels which will bring the royal O'NeilIs of Ireland through 1600 years of history, from the sixth to the 22nd century. His own biography, "The Public Life of Andrew Greeley," is due for faIl publication.

"My sister teIls me I only reaIly became Irish in 1965," he admitted to the Bridgewater audience. "That was when I started examining my heritage."

He has worked hard at it since that time and one of his current sociological projects at the National Opinion Research Center of Chicago, where he is program director, is an investigation of alcohol behavior among American ethnic groups, including Irish, Italians and Poles.

One of his findings is that there is more alcoholism among American Irish than among Irish Irish, "because it is more tolerated here than there."

Not attached to any parish, Father Greeley ne'llertheless says Mass for a congregation of "five or six" on Saturday afternoons when he is in Chiago. The parish, he explained, is a victim of urban decay and although it has a flourishing school, its actual members are very few.

Despite such situations, he is generaIly hopeful about the

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Describing the American Irish as "Great Ireland," Father Greeley noted in his address that actuaIly there are more Irish Protestants than Irish Catholics in this country, but that little is known sociologicaIly of the Protestants.

He said that American Irish are "the most affluent and best educated of the gentile ethnic groups in the United States.

We've made it and made it big."

He added, however, that American Irish and Irish Irish do not share a cultural heritage, that their patrimony diverged 100 years ago, when most emigration took place. "Today's Irish are amazed at our lack of

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Father Foisy, for the past two years director of formation for the U.S. province of his community, has taught and served in administrative positions at seminaries in Washington State, Washington, D.C., Montreal and Michigan. He is a native of Claremont, N.H.

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Mr. & Mrs. James McAndrews

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel O. Castro, Mrs. Merton Churchill, Mr. lit Mrs. John C. Bergeron, Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Hoag.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Fox, Mary S. Sullivan

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UNCOMPLICATED: italian sculptor Tommaso Gismondi, whose works are seen in churches and government buildings throughout world, calls himself an "uncomplicated Catholic." Art, he says, "should free people, lift them up, make them think, make them laugh, make them pray." (NC Photo)

John Flanagan, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. William Habershaw, Mrs. Rosalind Martelli, Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Tremblay, Mrs. Madeline Turley.

$30 Mary & Daniel Carvalho, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford E. Duclos, Mr. &: Mrs. Leon O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. William Fontaine

699-4321 Sandy's Restaurant u. S. Route 1, Plainville, Mass. 02762

Mrs. Mary Thomas, John Velozo, Jr.

Big Fishermen . 548-4266 Restflurant Inc. Box 475, Route 28, Eelst Falmouth, Mass. 02536

$35 James Sousa.

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$30 Louis S. Machado, Manuel Michael, Manuel Nogueira, Robert Paiva, Leonel S. Medeiros.

Irene Pereira, Louis Rosa, Camilo Viveiros

$25 George Amaral, Joseph Antone, Frank R. Borges, Jr., Joseph C. Borges, Joseph H. Camara Joseph Gouveia, Edward Machado, Manuel Moniz, Arthur Provost, Joseph Sequeira.

Laureano Silva, Alfred Souza, Joseph Souza, Jr., Ernest Teves, Jesse Velozo, Herbert Wetzel, Zygmunt Ziobro.

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Attleboro ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST

$400

JEFFREY E. SULLIVAN

Edmund Henry

Funeral Home

$350

550 Locust Street

Rev. John J. Smith

Fall River, Mass.

672-2391 Rose ·E. Sullivan William J. Sullivan

$30

$225

Manuel Freitas, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco A. Maurisso, Bill Cutillo, K-Togs, Inc., Furtado Family, Ms. Leonora Mello John Wheadon, Ms. Mary Raposa, Richard Couto, Antone Corvello

Mr. and Mrs. Luca Fantaccione.

$150 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard LeFrancois.

Margaret M. Sullivan

$125 Mr. & Mrs. Murphy, Jr.

Montie Plumbing & Heating Co.

Mr. & Mrs. Victor Vaughan, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Bartek, Mr. & Mrs. Roger DesVergnes, The Norking Company, Mr..& Mrs. Pal,ll Rockett.

In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. John Mahon.

(Com.r Osborn St.)

$65

FULL LINE OF CONFIRMATION AND COMMUNION GIFTS COMMUNION ARM RIBBONS And Religious Articles

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Cuddy, Jr.

$60 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lange.

Tel. 673-4262

$50 Mr. & Mrs. John Braun, Mr. & Mrs. John Mansfield, Mr. & Mrs. Michael O'Hara, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Edwards, KeVIn Lawless.

Mr. & Mrs. Victor Gulino, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Caponigro, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Nolin, Mr.. & Mrs. Edward Kelley, Anita King.

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Fitton, Mr. & Mrs. Donald DesVergnes, Sandra Kelley, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Charron, Mrs. Arthur Leo Mulligan.

Cornwell Memorial Chapel Dignified Funeral Service WAREHAM 295-1810

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$45

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Mr. & Mrs. David J. Foley

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$40 Mr. & Mrs. George Fredette, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard LaCombe.

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$35 The Joseph Bono Family, l:Ielen ·Bruen, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Vital, Lucille Felix, Edward Scott.

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Mr. & Mrs. John Dolan, Mr. & Mrs. James Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Mondor, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Woll, Mr. &

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Tel. EXeter 8-2285 Director-Norman A. Hallett

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Steven Henderson Memorial, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Henderson, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cronin.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fanning, Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Pion, Mr. & Mrs. James Martins, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Sumner, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Anderson.

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Goudreau, Mr. & Mrs. John Gerry, Mr. & Mrs. William .Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Edward O'Donnell, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fontneau.

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Simkins, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pacheco, Mr. & Mrs. George Kohler, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Loew, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Reed.

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred McNally, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Roca, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Precourt, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Doherty, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Bolton.

Mr. .& Mrs. Joseph Gaynor, Mr. & Mrs. James Foley, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Rebelo, Mr. & Mrs. David Shea, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hungerford.

Mr. & Mrs. Everette Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. John Mahon, Mr. Mrs.. Victor O'Clair, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred A. Paille, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hanlon.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rose, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Sears, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Birch, Mr. & Mrs. John Gagne, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Clegg.

Mr. & Mrs. Warren Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. William Stone, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Corbeil, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Price, Mr. & Mrs. George Gay.

$28

ST. STEPHEN

$26

$400

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NORMAN CHARETTE, St. Stephen's parish, Attleboro, Catholic Charities Appeal volunteer, with Bishop Cronin, Joseph Rayball, Rev. Bento R. Fraga, Attleboro area appeal director, and Anthony Magina, St. John's Attleboro, also a volunteer.

$75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Marsh, Mr. & Mrs. James J. Coogan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph King

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$100

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Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Gulino,

$25 Mr. & Mrs. John Porter, Mr. &. Mrs. Richard Wagle, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Magina, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Creeden, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Taylor.

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Freitas Mr. & Mrs. Malte A. Ebeling, Mr. & Mrs. Robert RobichaUd, Mary Tannock, John S. Bussiere.

Mr. & Mrs. William Brennan, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Frigon, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Silvia, Fred McCracken, Mary Kelley.

David Wagle, George Janson, Marguerite Stringham, Mildred Bellavance, Wilfred .paille.

Bernard Beatty, Elizabeth Holdgate, Margaret O'Keefe, Mrs. Ernest Belanger, Mrs. John Lepper. .

Mrs. Joseph Gonsalves, In Memory of Mrs. Mary Hart,

A Parishioner

$175 St. Vincent de Paul Conference

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Laferriere, George Ringuette

$75 Mr. & Mrs. Felicien Brochu, A Parishioner

$50 A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid Barrette, Mr. & Mrs. Normand Beauregard, A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Daneau Andre Ladabauche, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lavergne, Mr. & Mrs. Normand Lejeune, A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rapoza Mr. & Mrs. Delphis Ringuette, In Memory of Martin P. Rossiter, Sr. & Martin P. Rossiter, Jr., A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Delphis Paradis

Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Paradis, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Pariseau, A Parishioner

$36 A Parishioner $35 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Goudreau, Mi~s Annette & Lucille Levesque, Mr. & Mrs. John Lazarz, A Parishioner

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Karaberis, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Landry, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Ousley, A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. John Rogers, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Therriault

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bartlett, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Benoit, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Boudreau, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Peloquin and Roger, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Charron, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cate, Mr. & Mrs. Alma Contois & Doris A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Rus~ sell Dugas, Mr. & Mrs. Herve Dumont A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gagne, Mrs. Edward Goudreau, Mr. & Mrs. Raoul Gousie, A Parishioner Mr. & Mrs. Archie Hebert, A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Karol, Mr. & Mrs. Raoul Lacasse, Mr. & Mrs. Lucien LeBlanc Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid Lefebvre, A Parishioner, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert St. George, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Trahan

OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS Anthony

$1500 St. Mary's Cathedral Bingo

$100 Ruth Hurley, Catherine Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. James A. O'Brien, Jr.

$75 Rose . Dowling, Eileen Sullivan.

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$50 Alice K. Bailey, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Betty & Family, Mr. & Mrs. James Coyne, Jane Haran, Dorothy Kirby, Mary T. Hurley Mrs. William F. Hurll, The Leary Family, Mary O'Neil, Mr. & Mrs. John R. McGinn Mary Arruda, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hayes & Family, Angela Wingate

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$40

Fall River Rev. Gomes

Julieta Rodrigues, James Furtado, Lionel Botelho, Herman Botelho, Kenneth Carrier, Manuel Linhares Misses Emma & Adelaide Arruda, In Memory of James Arruda, Antone Medeiros, America Miranda Mary Machado, Arthur Furtado, Joseph Braga Sr., Robert Correira, Ms. Carol Hryciw Arlene Ferreira, 1n Memory of Lt. Francis J. Candeias, In Memory of Mary Dupont, Mr. and Mrs. James Noone, Manuel Apolinario Raymond Medeiros, Manuel Aguiar, Manuel Carreiro, A Friend, Thaddeus Dzugala Julius Rodrigues, William Rego Sr., William Rego Jr., Manuel Silvia Jr., Arthur Silvia August Ricardo, Manuel Viveiros, Augustino Gaglardi, Alfred F. Almeida Jr., John Moniz Manuel Medeiros, Holy Ghost Social Club, Alfred F. Almeida, Jesse ·Barreira, Antone Michaels, Manuel Magano, Carl Dionizio Jr., Manuel Medeiros, Carl Frederick, Joseph Silvia

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$400 Our Lady of the Angels Confirmation Class

$250 St. Vincent De Paul Society $225 Rev. Joseph M. Ferreira

$125 Council of Catholic Women

$100 Holy Rosary Society, Holy Name Sodality, George Tonelli

$50 Children of Mary Sodality, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rego, Tobias Monte, Mr. Joseph Mello, Patricia and Mary Cabral

$45 Alfred Coray

$36 In Memory of Lillian M. Theo-

Angela Cyr, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O'Connell, Richard Sullivan, James Wingate

$30 In Memory of Joseph A. Carvalho, Margaret Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs. Leo A. Martin & Family, William C. and Helen Shea

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Bertrand, Mr. & Mrs. George Burns, In Memory of Charles &. Eliza V. Connors, Kathryn Dailey, Margaret G. Diskin Mrs. Catherine Gauthier, Mary A. Gingras, Elizabeth Hall, Mary Kirby, Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. O'Neil, Daniel Shea, Eleanor Shea, Thomas Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. George Sutherland Mr. & Mrs. Leo Thibault, Mrs. Michael McConnon & Daughter Barbara Nikinas.

Fall River

ST. JOSEPH

OUR LADY OF HEALTH

Rev. Paul F. McCarrick $300 The Misses Valerie, Bernadette, Alma Foley $225 Hon. Beatrice H. Mullaney $200 In Me;nory of Mary L. Harrington $100 St. Vincent dePaul Society, Julia Mahoney, Francis L. Harrington $80 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Cayton $75 Katherine M. Sullivan, Julia Harrington $60 Mrs. Leroy Borden $50 Mary Whittaker, Eunice Dion.

Frances Brough

$400

$50 In Memory of Rose Freitas, A Friend. $30 Mr. & Mrs. David Amaral, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Almeida, Mr. & Mrs. Jeremias Rego. $25 In Memory of John Gonsalves, In Memory of Joseph Gonsalves, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Prenda, Joseph Mantez, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dextradeur.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cordeiro, In Memory of Antone Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Botelho, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Correia, Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Jacome.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$350 In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Burns. $250 St. Vincent de Paul - Immaculate Conception Conference $136 William J. Dugan $100 M. Dolores Burns, Sarah Firth.

Mrs. Mary A. & Mary Lennon. $77 Mrs. Thomas Fleming $65 Harry Kitchen $60 A Friend $51 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lafleur $50 Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Bedard, Mrs. Theresa Hetu, Florence Lynch, In Memory of James W. Hennessy, Jr., A Friend $35 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clemmey, Mr. & Mrs. Mario Lacava $30 A Friend, Mrs. Thomas F. Heaney, Sr. & Thomas F. Heaney, Jr., Grace Walsh. $27 James S. Bentley. $25 A Friend, John Albernaz, Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Cyr, Margaret L. Dugan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fournier Thomas King, John Kostek, William Murphy, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. William Slater Clare Sullivan, In Memory of Annie F. Turner, Mrs. Wright Turner, Mary Whitehead. Jane H. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Wrobleski.

$40

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Netto. Jose Borges $30 Mildred Powers. James V. Perkins, Eileen Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. John Kiley $25 Mr. & Mrs. Dale F. Tommer.

Sr., Mary, Rose Sullivan, Agnes O'Brien, Louise Murphy, John F. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Macek.

Mr. & Mrs. John Lynch. Peter Hodnett, Mrs. Raymond Heyworth. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gagnon Honora Foley. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Foley, John Fitzgerald.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward 'D. Fitzgerald Ann G. Doyle, Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Caine, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Boyd, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Maguire, Joseph L. Campbell ST. ANNE

$50 Imelda and Alica Gauthier , $36 Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Bellerive $30 Anonymous $26 Mr. & Mrs. Benoit Canuel Anonymous $25 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Gauthier, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Toole, Anonymous (5).

Only A Moment "Dying is easy work compared with living. Dying is a moment's transition. living a transaction of years." - Maltbia D. Babcock

MR. AND MRS. STANLEY McLEAN, Our Lady of Victory p~rish, Centerville, among Cape and Islands area Catholic Charities Appeal workers, with Bishop Cronin, Joseph Rayball and Rev. Francis B. Connors, Our Lady of Victory pastor.

A Verdade E A Vida Dirigida pelo Rev. Edmond Rego , . , """ JA DESCOBRIU 0 QUE HA NA ORA~AO Dn TER~O? o Ter~o do Rosario uma ora~ao mental e vocal, composta de elementos blblicos: completa e celebra 0 "Mist~rio da Salva~ao" diriqe-se ao Pai celeste, com louvores e suplicas perserverantes, por intermedio de Jesus e ~aria; destina-se a dar fruto na vida pratica; tern por finalidade suprema a qloria de Deus e a salva~ao do mundo. . 0 Ter~o leva-nos a 3 exerclcios sobre o Misterio da Salva1ao; Contemolar, Celebrar!

Viver; ou seja: Medltar, Rezar, Imitar. Como a Reza se desdobra em 3 actos, 0 Terco prooriamente dito (deixando para depois ~lIiinitar~ inclui 4 actos- qual deles 0 mais importante: Contempla~ao, Louvor, Suolica, Proposito.

A Contempla~!o- Ao meditarmos 0 Misteric vemos Jesus, num momenta da sua vida ou do seu sofrimento ou do seu triunfo, a realizar a qloria do eterno Pai e a salva~ao dos irmaos: e a sua preocupa~ao constante. A M~e la esta, flsica,e moraTmente, a colaborar nessa realiza~ao. Esse Misterio e 0 que ha de mais sublime e proveitoso para nos: e urn passe oara a nqssa reden~ao e urn exemplo para a nossa vida. E 0 que mais precisamos'de medi tar e imitar. o Louvor- 0 ~isterio meditado, que Deus nos concedeu por intermedio de Jesus e Maria, e para n6s motivo de jubilo e de gratidao.

Por isso, em agradecimento, come~amos por louvar 0 Pai celeste (Pai-Nosso) e, depois, louvamos Jesus e ~aria (Ave-Maria). Esse louvor de qratidao faz parte do nosso maior dever.

A Suplica- Depois de louvarmos com grati· dao os Autores dp Misterio, desejando aproveitar a preciosa qra~a contida nesse Misterio, tambem suplicamos ao Pai (Pao-nosso), Dor intercessao de Jesus e Maria (Santa-Maria)~ aue nos de esse "pao" divino, onde esta incluido 0 perdao, 0 auxllio na tenta~ao, a literta~a'o de todo 0 mal. Esse "pao" e que dura ate a vida eterna. o Proposito- Todo 0 Ter~o e orientado para a nossa vida pratica. Na Medita~ao, vimrs o ~xemplo de Jesus e Maria. Na Suplica, oedimos 0 auxllio divino oara imitarmos tao' santo exemplo. Na "Gloria" aoresentando ao Pai a gloria infinita que Jesus e Maria the deram ro p~esente Misterio, incluimos al 0 nos so proposito de imitar, pela vida fora, aquele sublime exemplo, isto e, de cumorir fielmente ~s no~sos deveres para qloria de' Deus e bem do oroximo.

Depois do ~er~o, resta-como fruto normalque realiz~mos esse oroposito: que imitemos ~e facto. Entao vivendo assim unidos a Cristo daremos muito fruto para gloria do Pai. Reprnduzir na vida 0 exemplo de Jesus e refletir e~sa "L~z do Mundo", para oue tambem outros de~m qloria ao Pai celeste. .0 Rosario ~, acima de Tudo, urn acto de l~trlij, de or~~~o amorosa, adora ao, ac~ao 1 ao Deus de gra~a~ e de repara~ao, oferecldo Uno e Trlno, aue se manifestou por Jesus Cristo. . . ~omo em toda a ora~ao mariana, 0 Rosarlo nao faz de Maria urna Donte entre nos e um Cristo longlnquo; porem a Sua Media~ao a favor de toda a humanidade e a melhor e a mais nerfeita, de~ois da Media~ao de Sristo, porque tem como flm urn contacto mais lntimo com Ele. , . 0 Rgsario, embora~nao seja ora~ao liturqlca, ~ uma.p~eo~ra~ao efectiva para as celebra~oe~ llturg~Cas, especialmente para a Celebra~ao Eucarlstita.

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Fall River SS PETER & PAUL

$150 Rev. Ronald A. Tosti

$125 In Memory of Rev. Francis M. Coady -

$100 In Memory of Edward Glynn, Mr. & Mrs. John O'Connor, Mildred Shannon, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kitchen A Friend, Mary Tyrrell, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mrs. J. Edward Glynn, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tyrrell , Helen M. Lowney, SS. Peter & Paul ~.Y.O.

$40

Mrs. 'Frank

William Sewell, .William Bradbury, Sr., William Bradbury, Jr. ST., ANTHONY OF PADUA

$150 Rev. Laureano C. dos Reis

$60 Mr. & Mrs. Antone Camara

$50 Dr. Othilia Vieira Petrone Mr. & Mrs. Manuel H. Camara

$25

Sullivan

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$125 In memory of Rev. Francis M. Coady

$100

AMONG FALL RIVER AREA participants in Catholic Charities Appeal, with chairmen, from left, .Vincent B~s足 sette, St. Louis de France parish, Swansea, Bishop Cromn, Joseph Rayball, Mary Thomas, Our L~dy of Angels, Fall River, Rev. Francis L. Mahoney, assistant area appeal director.

$53

St. Anthony High School

Mr. & Mrs. William Rys

$25 Mr. & Mrs. James DonnellY,In Lynch, Mrs.. Jerome Foley, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farren, Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Audette.

Vincent Di Martino, Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Di Martino, Mrs. James E. Rogers, John Mahoney, In Memory of Margaret C. Mahoney Mrs. Francis C. Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. John Wilding, Louise Tyrrell, In Memory of Mae Cowell, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Quirk.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Slater, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Mendonca, Agnes G. Olding, Deborah Harding, Mrs. J. E. Hasprey Barbara & Clarence Lee, Eva Lawlor, Kathleen Gagne, Janet A. Dupont, John Dolan.

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Polak, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stankiewicz, Mrs. Nicholas Tyrrell, Daniel Lynch, Helen C. S. Lynch Catherine A. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. George Moniz, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hathaway, Mr. & Mrs. John Luebke

Mem~ry of Laurence

ST. MICHAEL

$1000 Rev. Joseph Oliveira

$100 Evelyn Almeida, Mary T. Carvalho

$75 A Friend

$70 Mr. & Mrs. Joao Aguiar, Mr. & Mrs. Antone Souza.

$60 Capeto, Belmira

$500

Rev. James F. Kenney

Margaret M. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Veloza

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dolan

Beatrice Tavares

& Mrs. Franklin Manning, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Boff.

Alice F. Crowley, Mr. & Mrs.

ST. PATRICK

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C. Viveiros, A Friend, Mrs. Maria Helen Aguiar Mr. & Mrs. Belisario A. Almeida, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Boudria, Irene Cabeceiras, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Capeto, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Carreiro Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Correia & Son, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Dopart, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Feijo, Mrs. Leonora Piva, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin S. Rego.

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin S. Rego, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin S. Rego, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Schenck, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Souza.

$52 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Urban

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cabucio, Mr. & Mrs. Edward PeCiccio, Alida Hart, Mrs. William Donnelly, Mrs. Eugene LeClair, John O'Brien, In memory of James E. Shea

$35 Mary E. Kilroy, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Regan

$30 Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Maureen LaForest, Annie & Caroline Wilcox

$27 In memory of Manuel Rosa, Jr. and David Rosa

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Carvalho, Mr. & Mrs. Silvino Estrela, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Medeiros & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Noel Medeiros, Cecilia C. Oliveira

$40 Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Goncalo

$35 A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Vieira

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Arruda, Mrs. Maria T. Gonsalves & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Virginio C. Tavares

$26 Mr. Leo Oliveira

$25 In Memory of Edward Costa, In Memory of Guilhermina C. Viveiros, In Memory of James

down the runway to the strains of "Over the Rainbow," sung by the trio.

Student Council The traditional Student Council Week, held last month, included an Olympic Day at Brooklawn Park for students and teachers, a Career Day and a Talent Day, during which instrumental and vocal music and a comedy skit were presented to the student body. Also on the week's program was a blood donor drive and the showing of the film "The Other Side of the Mountain."

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Arsenault, Elizabeth Barrett, Leonard Bolger, Mrs. John Coady, Joseph Coady In memory of James M. and Edward D. Cox, Mr. & IVIrs. Eu.. gene Connors, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Delehanty, Mrs. Sheila M. Deston, Ann Gavigan Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Halbardier" Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Harkin, Mrs. Mary Harrington, In memory of Timothy and Annie Holland, Anne & Patricia Hughes, Abbie Kilroy Mr. & Mrs. William F. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kuszay, Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCarthy, Mrs. Edmund ,Peladeau, Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Powell Mr. & Mrs. John Rodrigues, Sarah Spellman, Margaret C. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Horace Travassos

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By Rita Jasinski Among recent ha.ppenings at St. Anthony High, New Bedford, was a spring style show, "Rainbow Fashions," by the Booster 'Club and PTA. Members of the club , teachers and students , modeled men's and women s styles with Pierre Laperriere, senior class president, as host and JoAnn Richard, student council president, as moderator.

During the intermission, entertainment was offered by the Triple Trio, a group of St. Anthony girls directed by Brother Arthur -Buckley. The finale was a bridal party, which strolled

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Bishop Feehan Seniors and juniors will hold their annual prom tonight and at the Attleboro school the annual Catholic Education Convention is taking place today and tomorrow.

Three Feehanites will compete this Saturday in a business skills meet sponsored by Johnson and Wales College, while Dorothy Winters has been notified she received a second place award in a state science fair for a project on exceptional children, and Jane Bolinger represented Feehan at Student Government Day in Boston. . From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 14 an auction will take place on the school grounds with items ranging from antiques to flea market- merchandise.

In year-end activities, seniors will begin final examinations next week and student council elections will' be held Tuesday, May 10.

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In memory of the parents of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pacheco, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Rego, Santo 'Christo Holy Name Society, Anibal & Beatrice Sousa Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Ireneu Trindade.

Mary L. Silva, Mr. & Mrs. Emery Gomes & Sons, Manuel Medeiros, Mrs. Tiargo B. Silva, Councilor & Mrs. Richard Silvia Anonymous (3)

Holy Family High Over 200 .attended a Language Fair held by Holy Family High School, New Bedford, in the Kennedy Center. Attractions included ethnic costumes, worn by many students, French and Roman slides of historic sites, and a "French National Lottery," Every half hour Holy Family's principal, Mr. John Finni, with two friends, Regina McIntyre and Claudette Menard, sang Latin songs, and another main feature was a French puppet show, the work of Marie Demers, Melanie Duval and Donna Collins, who made the stage and puppets and were the puppeteers.

They presented three performances of "Le Theatre Guignol" in French, with English translations available. other projects of Many French and Spanish interest by freshmen, sophomores and Holy Family-Holy Name eighth graders were on display and French, Spanish and Roman foods served at La Patisserie, Cafe Basque and El Conquistador restaurants included meat pie, crepes, Spanish meatballs, paella, Caesar and Italian salads and Italian sausage.

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Interscholastic Sports

Thurs., May 5, 1977

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St. Anthony Wins!

-Back on April 22, the St. Anthony High School baseball team broke a 25-game losing streak when it nipped Old Rochester, 3-2, in a Division Three Southeastern Mass. Conferenece game. (How could I have overlooked such an event in last week's column?)

However, I can well imagine the feeling of exultation that victory must have instilled in the coaches, the players and others connected with the team.

I know the feeling because

several years ago I was coaching the CYO basketball team of the parish of which I was then a member we lost 21 straight games stretching from the nearend of one season, through the entire next season, and into the early part of a third season.

There was, nonetheless, a feeling of pride that despite the long string of losses "my boys" kept trying, much as the St. Anthony boys have been doing, and they were on hand for every game. So . . . to you St. Anthony baseballers I say: carry on!

Close Races in Conference As matters stand at this writing there are indications that the pennant races in all three divisions of the Southeastern Mass. Conference will have down-to-the-wire finishes.

Taunton, Bishop Stang High, Durfee and Attleboro were bunched up closely in One, Case was atop Division Two but with Bishop Connolly High, CoyleCassidy, Dartmouth and Seekonk in close pursuit, while Diman Yoke and Bourne shared the lead in Division Three with Wareham close behind.

As Oonference teams winds up their first-haIf schedules tomorrow, Stang will be at New Bedford, Taunton at Falmouth Attleboro at Durfee, and, Barn: stable at Dennis-Yarmouth in One; Coyle-Cassidy will host Fairhaven, Connolly goes to Bishop Feehan High, Dighton Rehoboth to Dartmouth and Seekonk to Case in Two; St. Anthony will entertain Diman, Holy Family visits Bourne, New Bedford Yoke goes to Wareham

and Old Rochester is at Westport in Three.

Division One games next week list Somerset at Falmouth, Durfee at Stang, Taunton at Dennis-Yarmouth, and Attleboro at Barnstable Monday with Stang at Falmouth, Dennis-Yarmouth at Attleboro, Durfee at Taunton, and New Bedford at Somerset, Wednesday.

In Division Two, Feehan is host to Seekonk, Coyle Cassidy to Dighton-Rehoboth as Connolly visits Dartmouth and Fairhaven is at Case in Tuesday games.

Division Three also has games on tap Monday and Wednesday.

On Monday's schedule St. Anthony is at New Bedford Yoke, Old Rochester at Holy Family, Wareham at Bourne and Norton at Westport while on Wednesday it will be St. Anthony at Bourne, Holy Family at Norton, Wareham at Old Rochester and Diman Yoke at New Bedford Yoke.

Hockomock Race Also Close Already into its second-half schedule, the Hockomock League has full four-game cards on tap for tomorrow, Monday and Wednesday.

North Attleboro to Mansfield and Franklin to Sharon. Monday it will be Franklin at King Philip, Oliver Ames at Foxboro, Mansfield at Sharon, and, Canton at Stoughton, while next Stoughton, which had a half- Wednesday's card lists Foxboro game lead over Canton at the at North Attleboro, King Philend of first-half play Friday, is ip at Stoughton, Sharon at Olihost to Foxboro tomorrow when ver Ames and Mansfield at CanCanton is home to King Philip, - ton.

Con'nolly Netmen Riding High Entering this week, the Connolly tennis team had a perfect 5-0 slate. The Cougars were slated to entertain Stang last Tuesday and will be home, at Lafayette Park, Fall River, to New Bedford this afternoon in the conference's Central Division. They visit Dartmouth Saturday and New Bedford Yoke Wednesday.

Stang is home to New Bedford Yoke today, to Durfeee Saturday. In West Division

matches today Feehan entertains Coyle-Cassidy while Coyle-Cassidy will be home to Norton and Feehan goes to Taunton in Tuesday matches.

Not on the scholastic front but nonetheless worthy of mention here is the opening last Sunday of St. Annes (Fall River) Junior Baseball League's 22nd season.

Before the opening ceremonies and game, players, coaches and directors appropriately attended Mass.

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Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Clancy, Mrs. William Connelly, Robert Patenaude, Dr. & Mrs. Roland Chouinard, Rose E. McDonald, John Ruane, Jr. Thaddeus Golitz, In Memory of Stephen Foley, Claire Mullin& Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Phelan $80 Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Lynch $75 Gertrude & Alice Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. Reilly, The Dwyer Family, The Neilan Family.

In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Louis B. Devine, Mrs. Edmund Sunderland $60 Cecilia Sheahan & Margaret P. Kelliher, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Burke, In Memory of John & Margaret McDermott $50

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Rudolph LaVault, Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Sullivan, Mrs. David A. J. Burns, Catherine Lysag::lt, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pinsonneault, Rita Sullivan $36 In Memory of Deputy Chief Walter Pietruska, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gladu $35 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Shea, Mr. & James K. Marum, Elizabeth Connors and Emma Connors, Mr. & Mrs. Raoul T. Gagnon & Edward, Mrs. James E. Mullins, Mr. & Mrs. Jan Pietraszek, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Czerwonka, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Coughlin, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lapre $30 J. Barry McDonald, Mr. & Mrs. Armand Desmarais, Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Roy, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mannion, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Harrington.

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HOLY NAME, FALL RIVER The school board will hold an open meeting at 7.:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 10. Anyone wishing to serve on the board for the next school year should be present. Starting at 7 the same evening, alI parents are invited to view an ehibit of pupils' art, which will be on display in the· corridors and classrooms.

High school students interested in forming a parish youth group may contact Rev. Bruce Neylon at the rectory, Virginia Ryan, telephone 679-6732, or Susan Nicoletti, 672-4114.

ST. ANTHONY, MAlTAPOISElT The seventh annual - parish Mayfest will be :held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, May 21.

German wine, beer, music and food will be featured under direction of co-chairmen Clayton King and Russell Bessette.

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ST. JOSEPH, NEW BEDFORD A school bazaar in the church basement from 6 p.m. to midnight Friday, May 20, 1 p.m. to midnight Saturday, May 21 and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday, May 22 will feature booths, games, arts and crafts items, a white elephant table, kiddie arcade, raffles and refreshments.

ST. ANNE, FAL RIVER Members of St. Anne's Fraternity will attend 6:30 p.m. Mass Saturday, May 7 in honor of Mother's Day. Mrs. Albert St..

Martin, named the Fraternity's mother of the year, will be honored at a dinner to be served at the organization's headquarters at 7:30 p.m.

Children will receive First Communion at a 2 p.m. Mass Sunday, May 8.

ST. MATHIEU, FALL RIVER Parish children will receive First Communion at 11 a.m.

Mass Sunday, May 8.

A May dance to benefit the parish and open to the public will be held from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday, May 14 in the parish hall. Music will be by the Silverliners and tickets are available from co-chairmen Paul Audet and Henry Bouchard or at the rectory.

The Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a family communion supper in the parish hall folIowing 5 p.m. Mass Sunday, May 15. Tickets are available from Mrs. Charles Auclair, chairlady, or at the rectory. Entertainment will follow the meal.

ST. JOSEPH, AlTLEBORO Confirmation will be administered Saturday evening, May 7 and a reception will follow in the parish halI. A meeting for parents of First Communicants will take place at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 8 in the school building.

BLESSED SACRAMENT, FALL RIVER The 9th anniversary of the Men's Club will_ be marked at 7:15 p.m. Saturday, May 7 with a smorgasbord supper in the church hall, followed by dancing to the music of th~ Royal Aces.

Reservations are being acepted for a foliage trip to New Hampshire the first weekend in October.

ST. MARGARET, BUZZARD'S BAY The parish Social Activities committee will host a Spring festival dance from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday, May 14 at the parish center, with music by the Ambassadors. Hors d' oeuvres will be served and other refreshments will be available. Tickets may be obtained from committee members or at the rectory or may be reserved with Victor Lindblom, telephone 759-7812. They will also be available at the door.

ST. JOHN OF GOD, SOMERSET, MASS. Holy Ghost Feast will be observed Sunday June 5. Those interested in having a "pensao" to help celebrate this religious observance are asked to contact the Mordomo, John Cabeceiras, 678-4776, any member of the committee or the priests at the rectory. Pensaos will be delivered to the homes in the traditional manner on Saturday June 4.

First Holy Communio::l will take place at 9 a.m. Mass Saturday, May 21. Women's Guild members will be hostesses for a breakfast to follow.

TAUNTON AREA Catholic Charities Appeal volunteers (from left) Thomas McDermott, St. Ann's parish, Raynham, and Miss Adrienne Lemieux, St. Jacques, Taunton, meet with Bishop Cronin, Joseph Rayball, diocesan lay appeal chairman, and Rev. Walter A. Sullivan, Taunton area appeal director.

ST. LOUIS, FALL RIVER The Third Order of St. Francis wiIl meet for Mass at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 11 and meetings wiIl follow thereafter each second Wednesday of the month. The program will also include a spiritual talk and a business session. All are welcome to attend and those wishing to join the Third Order may call Father Ciro Iodice OFM at 6768603.

A "Tuesday's Gospel Gleanings" session will be held at 7:30 p.m. each Tuesday in the church hall, when Father Ciro will meet with anyone interested in reading and reflecting on the gospel of the day.

OUR LADY. OF THE ISLE, NANTUCKET St. Mary's' Guild will meet Tuesday, May 10. A plant party will follow a business session.

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T:hursday, May 12 in the school hall.

ST. GEORGE, WESTPORT The Women's Guild will sponsor a Maybasket whist at 8 p.m.

Saturday, May 7 at the school hall.

ST. PATRICK, FALL RIVER A film on alcohol use and abuse will be shown in the school hall at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 10. A discussion will follow. The program is open to the public at no charge. Further information is available from Father David 'Bel1iv~au, SJ, at the rectory.

ST. WILLIAM, FALL RIVER The Women's Guild will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 11 in the all- purpose room. Members will receive corporate communion at 8 a.m. Mass Sunday, May 15. Breakfast will follow, with Mrs. Madeline Gagnon as chairman.

New officers are Mrs. Anna Kravyzk, president; Miss Grace Flanagan, vice-president; Miss Irene Boodry, secretary; Mrs. Anne Biszko, treasurer.

ST. PIUS X, SOUTH YARMOUTH Reservations or transportation arrangements may be made ST. MARY,. with Esther Turnbull, telephone NORTON 775-1952, for a day of recollecMrs. Sandra Gorman is direc- tion to be sponsored by the Wotor of a variety show to be of- men's Guild from 10 a.m. to 3 fered by parishioners at 8 p.m. . p.m. Tuesday, May 10 at LaSunday, May 1 at the parish Salette Seminary, East Br~w­ center on Power Street. Tickets ster. Participants are asked to may be obtained at the rectory bring a sandwich. Dessert and or the door. coffee will be served. Guests are welcome.

OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, The guild will hold a flea SEEKONK market in the parish hall from The Women's Guild will meet 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 11 28. Those wishing to rent space at the parish center. A business or seeking further information meeting will be followed by a may contact Barbara Staniunas, concert by the Seekonk Grange 398-3585. Donations may be Singers. Members may bring brought to the church basement guests. following Masses on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning, ST. MICHAEL, May 21 and 22 and from 1 to 4 OCEAN GROVE The Couples Club will hold a p.m. May 23 through 26. There Western Night open to the pub- will be a small admission charge, lic from 8 p.m. to midnight Sat- children will be free and reurday, May 7 in the c:hurch hall freshments will be available. with music by the "Jes We Only Power Three." Tickets will be available at the door and refreshments "It (prayer) is the only power will also be available. Mr. and in the world that seems to overMrs. R-oland Beaulieu are chair- come the so-calIed "laws of namen. ture.' " - Alexis Carrel

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