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FALL RIVER, MASS., THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1977

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By Thomas Barbarie CHICAGO (NC) - While the Catholic bishops' handling of the Call to Action and their vote to lift the automatic excommunication for remariage after div-

Communion in the hand has orce seemed to generate the most \nterest at their spring . all but won the necessary supmeeting, another development port to become an option in now taking place via the U.S. Catholic churches throughout mail may have more impact on the United States.

The issue was to have been Catholics in general. decided the second day of the three-day meeting, and a lively debate was conducted.

But the vote was inconclusive.

According to the bishops' rules, a two-thirds majority would be necessary before Vatican permission to give Communion in "We need to shake and wake the hand could be sought. Anpeople and be awakened ourTurn to Page Five selves," he continued, reminding the audience that "the teachers in the church are prophets and it's a tough vocation."

Other major speakers during A~t the two-day meeting included Returns of special gift donaTurn to Page Six tions and parish contributions have brought the 1977 Appeal to $644,676.50. Msgr. Anthony M. Gomes, diocesan director of the Appeal, announced that the closHis Excellency, the Most Rev- ing of the books for the Appeal erend Bishop, has announced will be at noon Friday, May 20. transfers affecting many parContributions from parishes, ishes in the Diocese. Msgr. Henpri,ests and special gift donors ri Hamel, Pastor of St. Joseph's, should be made in person to New Bedford, will retire from Headquarters beginning Wedthat parish and has chosen to nesday, May 18 until Friday, become assistant at Sacred May 20 in order to receive credHeart in the same city. For over it. The final report of this year's 20 years Msgr. Hamel was an Turn to Page Three Turn to Page Two

Summons Teachers To Prophetic Role Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Considine, P.A.

'Selfless, Prayerful' After 49 years of loyal witness to God, the Church and the Diocese, Msgr. Raymond T. Considine will retire from the pastorate of St. Williams' parish, Fall River, and from his diocesan offices effective June 15th.

For close to half a century, this dedicated priest has served the people of this diocese selflessly, effectively' and prayerfully.

Born in New Bedford, Msgr.

Considine graduated from Holy Family Grammar and High Schools and attended St. Charles and St. Bernard seminaries. Ordained a priest on June 8, 1928, by the Most Rev. Emmett M. Walsh, Bishop of Charleston, in Rochester, N.Y., Msgr.

Considine served in Sacred Heart parish, Oak Bluffs, St. Patrick's Wareham, and St. Turn to Page Four

"We're coming from a church which knew all the answers to a church which is trying to figure out some of the questions," Father Stephen C. Doyle, OFM, told hundreds of classroom and religious education teachers attending the Catholic Education Convention of the Fall River diocese, held last week at Bishop Feehan High School, Attleboro.

Speaking on the role of a prophet in contemporary life, the noted theologian and scripture scholar said that the pre-Conciliar church saw itself as a rock, but the post-Conciliar image is that of a pilgrim people.

"America emphasizes productivity," he told his hearers.

"Fetuses, the sick and the old are not productive, so they're not wanted. Are you being prophetic to that situation?

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Clergy, religious and laity of the diocese are invited by Bishop Daniel A. Cronin to participate in the priestly ordination of five deacons in St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River, at 11 0' clock Saturday morning, May 14.

IPriests wishing to concelebrate are asked to bring amice, alb, cincture and stole. Those wishing to participate in the laying on of hands in the ordination rite are to be vested in cassock and surplice or in Mass vestments. •

To be ordained are Rev. Mr. Joseph Manuel Costa, Rev. Mr. Raymond Cambra, Rev. Mr. John Charles Ozug, Rev. Mr. John Joseph Oliveira, and Rev. Mr. William Francis Baker.

Rev. Mr. Costa Rev. Mr. Costa is the son of

Joseph P. and Maria Carvalho Costa of Espirito Santo parish, Fall River. A graduate of Espirito Santo grammar school and Bishop Stang High School, he attended St. Thomas Seminary before entering St. John's Seminary, Brighton. He holds the de-

grees of bachelor of. arts and ma:;ter of divinity.

Rev. Mr. Costa will celebrate his first Mass and preach the homily at 6 p.m. Sunday at Espirito Santo Church. Servers will be seminarians of the diocese, Turn to Page Six

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REV. MR. CAMBRA

REV. MR. OZUG

REV. MR. OLIVEIRA

REV. MR. BAKER

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Continued from Page One Air Force Chaplain. While in the service he was made a Domestic Prelate in 1960. Upon his return to civilian life, he was named pastor of St. Jean's Fall River, and then in 1969 appointed to St. Joseph's New Bedford. Always a busy and devoted priest, he will continue his apostolate at Sacred Heart, New Bedford.

Father Cornelius O'Neill, pastor of St. James, New Bedford, will be placed on sick leave. Fr. O'Neill, a native of Fall River, has been a priest of the diocese for 27 years. He has served in many parishes of the diocese and was named pastor of St. John's, Central Village, in 1971.

Fr. O'Neill has been involved in many diocesan positions serving as judge on the marriage tribunal and chairman of the Commission for Christian Unity as well as a member of the Commission for Divine Worship.

The new pastor of St. James' New Bedford, will be Father Armando Annunziato. For the past three years Father Annunziato has been the Director of St. Vincent's Home, Fall River, as well as administrator of St. Bernard's, Assonet. Previous to these assignments, he was administrator of St. Francis, New Bedford, and director of St. Mary's Home in that city.

Father Daniel Gamache will be the new pastor of St. Joseph's, New Bedford. For the past eight years he has been pastor of St. Jean's Fall River.

The new pastor of this parish will be 'Father Rene Gauthier who presently is the pastor of St. Theresa's, New Bedford. A native of Fatl River, Fath~r Gauthier was administrator of

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St. Roch's Fall River, and previously was an assistant in various New Bedford parishes for 22 years.

Father Joseph .Martineau will return to New Bedford where he served for 25 years as an assistant in St. Joseph's parish. Since 1969 he has been pastor of St. Michael's, Ocean Grove.

Father William Shovelton will assume his name sake's parish, St. William's, Fall River, after being pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Seekonk, for the past

eight years. ¡For many years he served as assistant in various parishes of the Fall River area as well as Fall River Director of the Catholic Guild for the Blind.

With these new changes, five associate pastors will now become administrators of parishes.

Father Clement Dufour, who has been at St. Anthony's, New Bedford, for the past 10 years will now administer the parish of St. Michael, Ocean Grove. A graduate of Msgr. Prevost High,

More Catholics, Fewer Priests NEW YORK (NC) - The U.'S. and Catholic deaths.

It reported declines in the Catholic population increased by 443,880 during 1976 to a total number of clergy and Sisters, of 49,325,752, but the number seminarians, Catholic educationof Religious personnel contin- al institutions, full time teachings staffs, students in Catholic ued to decline. and secondary The population increase was elementary Catholic colleges, the largest in recent years, al- schools, though the. numbers of infant youths receiving religious educaBaptisms and converts decreas- tion, Catholic hospitals, depened during the period. Nearly 23 dent children, converts and percent of the U.S. population Baptisms.

OCD reported that while the is Catholic, a slight increase over 1976. There were 18,572 Cath- number of bishops increased by olic parishes, a record number. 13 in 1976 to a total of 334, the The figures were released by number of clergy continued to the 1977 Official Catholic Direc- drbp, with a decrease of 546 tory (OOD) published by P. J. priests to 58,30 I. Diocesan Kenedy and Sons and reflect the priests decreased by 271 to 35, status of the Church of Jan. 1, 904 and religious order priests by 275, to 22,397.

1977.

For the first time the directory The directory reported increases in the number of bish- reported the number of permanops, students enrolled in Cath- ent deacons, putting their numolic colleges, public school stu- ber at 1,900. dents receiving religious instrucThe number of Brothers intion, 'Brothers, Religious order creased by 182 to 8,745, while seminaries, patients treated in the number of Sisters continued Catholic hospitals, students in . to drop, decreasing by 191 to Catholic nursing schools, chil- 130,804. The number of Brothers dren cared for in orphanages, and Sisters's at the lowest homes for the aged, parishes, level in 20 years.

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Fall River, he was ordained in 1958 and was first assigned to St. Michael's, Ocean Grove, and then to St. Theresa, New Bedford.

Father Thomas Mayhew attended Maryknoll and St. John's Seminary, Brighton. After ordination in 1959, he served at St. Peter's, Provincetown for eight years before he came to St. . Joseph's, North Dighton. He was at one time the CCD Director for the Taunton area.

The new administrator of St. Mary's, Norton, will be Father John Magnani. Coming from Falmouth, where he has served since 1971, he once more will return to the greater Attleboro area where he attended grammar and high school. Ordained in 1959. Father Magnani has also served in St. Mary's, South Dartmouth.

Presently an assistant at Immaculate Conception, Fall River, Father Lucio Phillipino will be the new administrator of St. Bernard's, Assonet. For 11 years Father Phillipino served at Holy Name, New Bedford, before coming to Fall River to assist in the work of the Diocesan Homes for the Aged.

Father Roger J. Levesque, the new administrator of St. Elizabeth's, Edgartown, is presently Diocesan Director of Scouting Programs as well as assistant at St. Joseph's, New Bedford. A native of Fall River, he was ordained in 1959 and for a number of years was stationed at St. Ann's, New Bedford.

All assignments are effective on the 1st of June save those of Father Shovelton, and Father Mayhew, which will take effect on June 15th.

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Catholic Charities App·eal Continued from Page One Appeal will be issued on Thursday, May 26.

Special gift solicitors and parish reports are still outstanding.

This coming weekend, every solicitor - parish and special gift - should make a last effort to canvass every potential donor.

These returns should be made to special gift and parish centers on Monday. The motto of the Appeal - "Beat last year's record" may be achieved this coming weekend.

Honor Roll Ten parishes have surpassed their 1976 final totals. New additions to this list since the last reporting are: St. Joseph, Attleboro; Holy Redeemer, Chatham; St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis; St. Pius X, South Yarmouth; Our Lady of the Angels, Fall River; Our Lady of Grace, North Westport; St. Boniface, New Bedford; St. Julie, North Dartmouth.

SpeciaI Gifts National $1500 Rev. Msgr. James J. and Rev. Msgr. William H. Dolan $350 Our Lady's Chapel, New Bedford

$300 Rev. Ubaldi Deneault, Rev. Walter J. Buckley $250 . Rev. Maurice H. Lamontagne, Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. Cournoyer $200 John E. Guyat, Providence, Rev. Msgr. Christopher L. Broderick $150 Rev. Joao De Medeiros, Rev. Benoit R. Galland $100 Fulton Packing Co., Boston $25 Grace A. Downs, Newport, Fred Walty, Harrisville, R.I.

Leading Parishes Attleboro Area St. John, Attleboro 16,011.00 Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 12,013.00 St. Mary, North 10,250..50 Attleboro St. Mary, Seekonk 9,905.00 Holy Ghost, Attleboro 9,712.50

22,338.43 20,077.00 10,483.50 9,461.00 9,386.00

18,470.00 12,362.00 10,765.00 10,020.00 9,384.50

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Holy Family, 6,267.00 East Taunton Holy Cross, 6,035.00 South Easton St. Paul, Taunton 5,884.00 St. Mary, Taunton 5,543.00 Immaculate Conception, 5,459.00 Taunton

Attleboro Area Holy Ghost 9,712.50 St. John 16,011.00 St. Joseph 5,379.50 St. Mark 6,862.00 St. Stephen 5,278.00 St. Theresa 8,215.00 Mansfield-St. Mary 7,593.00

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OFFICIAL RETIREMENT Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Considine, P.A., from the Pastorate of Saint William Church, Fall River, effective Wednesday, June 15, 1977.

ASSIGNMENTS Rev. Msgr. Henri A Hamel, change of status from Pastor of Saint Joseph Church, New Bedford, to Associate Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, New Bedford.

Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill from the Pastorate of Saint James Church, New Bedford, to Sick Leave.

OFFICE OF PASTOR Rev. Armando A. Annunziato to Saint James Church, New Bedford.

Rev. Daniel A. Gamache to Saint Joseph Church, New Bedford.

Rev. Rene G. Gauthier to Saint Jean Baptiste Church, Fall River.

Rev. Joseph A. Martineau to Saint Theresa Church, New Bedford. .

Rev. William S. Shovelton to Saint William Church, Fall River, effective Wednesday, June 15, 1977.

AT CONVENTION: Lively music was supplied for the opening Mass of the Catholie Education convention by these youngsters from Our Lady IOf the Assumption parish, New Bedford.

OstervilleAssumption 9,386.00 PocassetSt. John 5,313.00 provincetownSt. Peter SandwichCorpus Christi 8,266.00 South YarmouthSt. Pius X 22,338.4a Vineyard HavenSt. Augustine 2,528.7E, WellfleetOur Lady of 'Lourdes

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Buzzards BaySt. Margaret 9,333.00 CentervilleOur Lady of Victory 8,150.00

ChathamHoly Redeemer 9,226.25 East FalmouthSt. Anthony 5,949.00 EdgartownSt. Elizabeth 1,145.00 FalmouthSt. Patrick 10,483.50 HyannisSt. Francis Xavier 20,077.00 NantucketOur LaLdy of the Isle 5,967.50 Oak BluffsSacred Heart 3,044.00 Orleans5t. Joan of Arc 4,019.00

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6,227.25 St. Stanislaus 2,469.50 St. Williams 3,936.85 Santo Christo AssonetSt. ,Bernard 4,171.00 Central Village3.577.00 St. John North Westport. Our Lady of Grace 7,197.00 Somerset5,609.25 St. John of God 8,527.00 St. Patrick 11,922.00 St. Thomas More

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Rev. Thomas C. Mayhew to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Seekonk, effective Wednesday, June 15, 1977.

Rev. John V. Magnani to Saint Mary Church, Norton.

Rev. Lucio B. Phillipino to Saint Bernard Church, Assonet.

Rev. Roger J. Levesque to Saint Elizabeth Church, Edgartown.

All assignments, save those indicated, are effective Wednesday, June I, 1977.

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

Cape & Islands Area St. Pius X, South Yarmouth St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis St. Patrick, Falmouth Holy Trinity, West Harwich Assumption, Osterville

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themoorin~ Taking a New Look at Old Problems There can be little doubt that all newspapers are facing difficult times. This is as true of the Catholic as of the secular press. The problems are varied. Postage and printing rates have soared; labor costs have had a noted increase; circulation and advertising have remained constant or declined. Thus every now and then, one must sit back and take a long hard look at present press policies, searching for new ideas while at the same time attempting to be realistic.

A Catholic newspaper just isn't put together by some unique magical formula. It takes people, office staff, reporters and printers working together, trying to use this medium as a catalyst to bring the Good News to modern man. It also takes a great deal of time, effort and money.

Ideally,.a paper should make and pay its own way. For some Catholic papers this is impossible; for others it means rolling up the sleeves and finding new ways to meet the challenges that will rescue them from the shame of subsidy.

At the recent national Catholic Press Association convention many of the workshops attempted to discuss some of the difficulties that a diocesan press faces day in and day out.

One of the more basic shared ideas that had overwhelming approval was that a local diocesan press was not a house organ. It was indicated that many papers now receiving subsidy were freely giving valuable space to various diocesan departments that should in fact be buying advertising .space. In some instances, it was pointed out, Church agencies will pay for space in a secular newspaper while expecting a "freebie'" in their own diocesan paper.

What has been suggested is that instead of handing over a subsidy to keep a 'newspaper going, this money should be used to buy advertising in the paper. Among other suggestions offered was the idea that each diocesan department have a promotional budget; that papers should encourage coupon ads; that instead of each department printing and mailing its own newsletters, it should print the same in ad form in its local diocesan press. Papers were encouraged to find support for special inserts; for example, marriage, educational or vocational inserts with the relization that ads in such specialized sections will sell.

In this regard weekly newspapers have a special position since they have a tendency to remain longer in a .household than a daily paper.

This editor goes on record for such new ideas and new approaches. If we plan to do a good job of truly keeping The Anchor a newspaper, then we have to think along these lines. It is imperative for this paper to cover the news, keep readers updated in Church affairs and be an important element in building diocesan community. This cannot be accomplished if we look upon this paper as "something for nothing."

Hopefully, as attempts are made to bring a new and refreshing look to The Anchor, our fellow workers in the vineyard will give us their support, encouragement and ads.

Social Security Support Supporting legislation that will ensure the continuance of Social Security is not only politically feasible but also of absolute necessity. When one considers the growing numbers of "senior citizens" in relation to the zero growth rate, it is obvious that mere circumstances indicate that the present system of Social Security is just going to run out of money. More is going out than is being taken in to keep the program funded for another 10 years.

Since so many people in this country depend for their very survival on their monthly Social Security check, then every effort must be made to ensure that this program continues in .sound financial condition.

Current efforts before Congress should indeed be investigated .as well as supported so that the millions of Am~ricans who now enjoy the benefits of the Social security system will be able to continue to live in decency and dignity.

phof,om,edita1tion A young man ... and a young woman ... stand close together . . . as they watch a game . . . Her arm circles his back . . . as his arm hangs comfortably . . . pressing gently against her body.

Two individuals . . . intertwined . . . a couple . . .

There is a sense of peace . . . of solid, quiet union . . . in their physical closeness ... romantic but not sentimental . . . The horizontal and vertical arms . . . suggest the creative tension ... of two becoming one.

A couple . . . attractively . . . mysteriously . . . images forth in so down-to-earth a way ... the one God . . . whose uniqueness is realized in sharing . . . whose very oneness overflows into relationships . . . whose reality is revealed in an embrace ... who is ... love. (1 John 4:8).

The Bible tells us ... that in creating humans in His own image ... He made them male and female ... calling them to cling to one another ... to become one . .. to be fruitful and creative (Genesis 1:24-31; 2:1824).

The couple ... God's special image and likeness . . . reminds us . . . that God is a loving God . . . and that "where charity and love are found . . . there is God" (Holy Thursday Liturgy).

Continued from Page One Mary's Taunton, before coming to the city of Fall River where he has been stationed for the past forty-five years.

In 1934, Msgr. Considine went to Rome to work and study in the Office of the Propagation of the Faith, where his brother, Father John Considine of Maryknoll was a consultor. For the next 17 years he resided at the Bishop's House as secretary to the late Bishop Cassidy. In 1951 he was appointed pastor of St. William's Church, Fall River.

Msgr. Considine has especially given himself in a unique ministry of service to all the people of this diocese in a most . selfless way. From its founding in the diocese, he has been Director of the Propagation of the Faith. He began the Catholic Charities Appeal, serving as Executive Director for many years. From the placing of the first brick, he has directed and administered the Diocesan Homes for the Aged.

For his services to the Diocese he was created a Domestic Prelate in 1959 and in 1966 he was raised to the honor of an Apostolic Protonotary.

Despite his busy activity on the diocesan level, he loved parish work. .He is a man who knows all his parishioners by name. His priestly concern for people has been notably reflected in his concern for his brother priests. From young to old, he has tried to be a good listener to their problems and a friend in their needs. For this reason he has chosen the. Catholic Memorial Home in Fall River as his retirement residence with his brothers in Christ.

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Cardinal Medeiros At Fatima

As is annually the case during the Catholic Charities Appeal, space requirements necessitate abbreviation or elimination of many of our regular stories and features. We assure our readers that we will return to our normal format as soon as possible.

VATICAN CITY (NC) - In a The Pope also counseled Catholics to pray the rosary "to' Latin letter to Cardinal Humberto Medeiros of Boston, Pope come to a higher understanding Paul VI said he hopes that Mar- of the mystery of redemption, to ian devotion will increase and a more intimate union with God that Catholics will pray the ros- and to a prompter fulfillment of Christian duties." ary .more.

The letter authorizes Cardinal Necrology Medeiros to be the Pope's perBishop Cummins sonal representative at the 60th May 20 WASHINGTON (NC) - Bisanniversary celebration tomorRev. Antonio iL. daSilvia, 1952, row of the apparition of Mary at hop John S. Cummins, 49, has .been named by Pope Paul VI to 'Pastor, Our Lady of Health, Fatima, Portugal. succeed the late Bishop Floyd Fall River.

The Pope told the cardinal L. Begin as head of the diocese May 23 that he hopes "that Marian deof Oakland, Calif. Bishop Cumvotion will increase more and mins, auxiliary of Sacramento, Rev. William F. Donahue, more, according to the wish of Calif., since 1914, was executive 1944, Assistant, St. Francis the Virgin herself, so that in director of the California Cath- Xavier, Hyannis this way the faithful will know olic Conference from 1971 to more accurately and love ,more MAY 24 February, 1977. ardently her Son." Rev. James F. Clark, 1907, Founder, St. James, New Bedford.

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Bishops Continued from Page One other rule provides that if absent members are sufficient to swing the outcome, their votes will be solicited by mail.

One source told NC News that Communion in the hand came up four votes short in the May 4 ballot, while another source indicated that five votes were lacking.

If those figures are accurate, Communion in the hand will be an option in the near future.

Perhaps because of the inconclusive outcome of that issue during the actual meeting, other issues seemed to capture the limelight and many of those covering the meeting seemed most interested in the question of automatically excommunicating divorced and remarried Catholics. "Obviously the law is a problem." On May 4, in a closed session, the bishops voted 231. to 8 to seek Vatican permission to abrogate the law.

Although widely trumpeted as a major depllrture from tradition, the change in the law does not mean that the divorced and remarried may -receive the sacraments: it means that they are not formally excluded from the Church's prayer life. "The lifting of the excommunication will encourage Catholics who have experienced divorctl to know that they are not lepers," said Bishop Cletus O'Donnell of Madison, Wis. (A further clarification of this issue by Father Daniel Hoye, vice officialis of the Marriage Tribunal of the Fall River Diocese, appears at the end of this article.)

'Call to Action' The bishops' response to last October's Call to Action at which 1,300 delegates passed a variety of resolutions, drew considerable interest - and consumed more of the bishops' time than any other item on the agenda. ,Bishop Rausch, the former general secretary of the NCCBUSCC, criticized the response document as "too negative in tone" toward the Call to Action.

The document had been revised through seven drafts before reaching the bishops for their vote.

On May 5, just before the meeting ended, the bishops voted 179 to 7 to approve the document, but an amendment by Archbishop Peter Gerety of Newark and 19 cosponsors had given it new overtones.

The amendment directed the president of the NCCB-USCC to establish a committee to develop the five-year plan drafted by the Detroit conference. Approval of Archbishop Gerety's amendment was seen as a boost to the Detroit conference's prestige, and a hint that many Call to Action recommendations could be taken seriously by the hierarchy.

In all, the bishops had five items requiring action on their agenda. Four were approved: Call to Action resolutions which assigned to appropriate bishops' committees the topics which emerged from the Detroit meeting; a statement on American Indians; another statement on human rights in Eastern Europe; and creation of an NCCB Com-

Advocate of Abortiol' Sues Boston Prelates BOSTON (NC) William Baird of Parents Aid Society, Inc., a birth control and abortion agency, filed a $2.4-miIliol1 suit in U.S. District Court, charging that he was the victim of a conspiracy against his civil rights in 1974 when he "attempted to open a Marlboro, Mass., clinic.

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OPENING SESSION: At opening session of Catholic Education convention Msgr. Luiz G. Mendonca, vicar-general, at left, and Father George Coleman, director of the diocesan department of education, welcome Sister Mary Dooley, SSJ, keynote speaker. mittee on' the Laity staff secretariat.

A fifth agenda action item which would have decided the future of the Campaign for Human Development was brought before the bishops late in the meeting, when many had already left to make connections home. With no quorum present, the body could take no action.

Ballots will be mailed to the nation's bishops on the question of whether or not to continue the Church's domestic anti-poverty effort. In a historic demonstration, coverage of the meeting was transmitted by satellite to cable television systems throughout the United States.

A spokeman for the bishops said at least 105 cable television systems in 54 dioceses involving 27 states and serving almost 1.5 million persons carried the program.

It was the first nationwide institutional use of a satellite transmission to cable and microwave television systems.

Father Daniel Hoye's statement on the present status of divorced and remarried Catholics follows: The recent decision of the Bishops of the United States to life the automatic excommunication which was imposed during the 1884 Baltimore Council, while a welcomed action, will have little real effect on the divorived and remarried.

It is important to state what the change will NOT mean: (1) It does not mean that the Church no longer teaches that sacramental marriages are indissoluble; (2) It does not mean that all those who are remarried after divorce have a right to the Sacraments of Penance and Eucharist.

Confusion concerning the effects of the Bishops' action is caused by a misunderstauding of the word, excommunication.

This is a very technical term in Church law that describes a censure that is placed on a person which separates him from certain public worship and may prohibit him from being promoted to certain offices in the Church. We can say that all those who are excommunicated do not ordinarily have a r.ight

to the Sacraments of Penance and Eucharist but not all who do not possess this right can be said to be excommunicated. To be excommunicated is to receive a legal censure. To forfeit one's rights to the Sacraments is ordinarily a moral issue. ..The Bishops have followed the trend in the revision of Church law to limit automatic excommunication to very rare circumstances. Also, they reflect the move to recognize that limited effect of Church law in enforcing'moral teachings.

It is important to note that while the lifting of the excommunication is a limited legal move, the Bishops see their vote as an invitation to those who are divorced and remarried to seek possible annulments of previous marriages through the Tribunal. It is also a message to those who are divorced and re.married that says, "You belong."

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Pro-Life Month The Massachu.setts Catholic Conference has announced passage of H737, a bill asking Governor Michael Dukakis to declare October Pro~Life Month.

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Rev. Mr. Cambra's first Mass Rev. Mr. Oliveira's first Mass will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at will be offered at St. Joseph Designers and Manufacturers of Santo Christo Church, Fall Church, Taunton, at 1:30 p.m.

River, where he served as dea- Sunday and Rev. Brian J. HarWorld's Finest Religious Mastercon. His homilist, also deacon rington will be homilist. Music pieces, Jewelry and Gifts. for the Mass, will be Rev. Mr. will be directed by Rev. Henry Dennis Audet of the Manchester S. Arruda and Leo Racine and Ask for Creed at your favorite Jeweler's, diocese. Music will be by the the "New Beginnings" will offer Religious Shop or Gift Store.

Peloquin Chorale under direction folk music selections. A recepof Dr. C. Alexander Peloquin. tion will take place in the A reception will follow in the church hall immediately after church hall. the Mass.

Rev. Mr. Ozug PASTORAL COUNSELING INSTITUTE Rev. Mr. Baker PASTORAL COUNSELING INSTITUTE Born in Fall River, Rev. Mr.· The son of Gordon L. and PASTORAL COUNS.LING INSTITUTE Ozug is the son of John S. and Ann Yates Baker of New BedHelen Garcia Ozug of 55. Peter ford, Rev. Mr. ,Baker was born PASTORAL COUNSELING INSTITUTE and Paul parish, Fall River. He in that city, where he attended PASTORAL COUNSELING INSTITUTE attended the parochial school Ashley grammar school and New and Bishop Stang High School Bedford High School before enbefore entering St. John's Sem·. tering Southeastern Massachuinary. He holds bachelor's and setts University, from which he SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE master's degrees. His deacon graduated in 1971 with a bachelGraduate Counseling Program year was spent at St. Patrick's or's degree in history. After • Master of Arts • Special Students parish, Wareham. teaching for a year he entered The ordinand's first Mass will St. John's Seminary. His diaconbe celebrated at 55. Peter and ate was spent at St. John the Paul Church at 3 p.m. Sunday Evangelist parish, Attleboro.. . Rev: Mr. Baker's first Mass, For lay persons, men and women religious, clergy of all for which he will be homilist, faiths involved or interested in counseling work. . will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in St. Rev. John D. Powers, CP, son Mary's Church, New Bedford. A of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. reception will follow in the Powers, formerly of Fall River school hall. loday's world requires those who minister to be and now of West Hartford, trained to counsel individuals who need support or Conn., will be ordained a Pas· Justified Austerity who are troubled ... sionist priest at 1 p.m. today in Immaculate Conception MonVATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope astery Church, Jamaica, N.Y., Paul VI told world Trappist

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Hartford, at noon Sunday. His Addressing members of the genMarylou'.. Fennell, RSM, Ed.D., Director first assignment will be the eral chapter of the Trappist orPastoral Counseling Institute Passionist monastery in Pitts- der during a general audience SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE (May 4), the ,Pope said that the burgh, Pa, Weat Hartford, Conn. 06117 .

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Sister Mary Dooley, SSJ, who reported on the Call to Action meeting in Detroit, saying that probably no recent religious event has evoked more notice, ranging from descriptions of the gathering as a "tent show" to "the hope' of the American church."

She said the meeting reflected a pastoral theology of the church as "the people of God, missioned to serve the kingdom," and noted that such a theology makes each person "unique and irreplacable. <If I do not fulfill my vision of Christ, something will be missing forever in the kingdom of heaven."

School curriculums, said Sister Mary, should reflect this awareness of the uniqueness of each person. .Noting that "a baptized girl is as important as a' baptized boy," she said that the "male vocabulary" of many prayers and rituals makes women non·persons in the church. She called for adjustment in such matters, declaring that "change of language builds change of attitude," and she also maintained that women should have equal access to authority roles in the church.

Sister Dooley reminded the teachers that they should communicate Third World needs to their students and affirmed that "all members of the Catholic community should live simply so that others can simply live."

Robert N. Lynch, chairman of a symposium held in San Francisco last year in response to the Andrew Greeley study of Catholic education, discussed needs of Catholic schools, listing involvement of parents and better public relations and use of media as priQrity issues.

"Perhaps it is time to reo introduce our students to the old-fashioned notion of virtue," he said, stressing also that qual· ity education has to do with the quality of teachers, not the "newness of machines."

Principals, he added, should 'see themselves as the chief reo ligious educators in their institutions, not chiefly as administra· tors.

'Lynch said that teachet;s' uni· ons are a need in Catholic education but that he does not like to see teachers affiliating with either the AFL-eIO or National Education Association, both or· ganizations with a record of opposing aid to non-public schools.

Instead, he said, bishops' committees should meet with education officials to arrive at their own agreements in the light of papal teachings on social justice.

Many Workshops 'Workshop sessions covered a wide range of teacher concerns and exhibitors offered educators the opportunity to become aware of new equipment and textbook offerings. Music for convention Masses was by groups from Our Lady of the Assumption parish, New Bedford, and Coyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton:

Perfection "For frail mortals, perfection is achieved not by never falling, but by rising every time we faIL" - John A. O'Brien.

The Parish Parade PUblicity chairmen of parish organizations Ire Isked to submit news Itellls for this column to The Anchor. P. O. Box 7, Fall River, 02722. Name of city or town should be Included, as well IS full dates of all Ictlvltles. Please send news of future rather than Plst events. Note: the saml news Item can be used only once. Please do not requelt that we repeat In 11IDouncement leverll times.

ST. MARK, ATILEBORO FALLS An installation banquet, to which all parish women are invited, for the Women's Guild will follow 6:30 p.m. Mass Monday, May 16. To be seated are Eleanor DeFilippo, president; Gert McCue, vice-president; Mildred Johnson, secretary; Gail Heap, treasurer. Gifts for secret pals should be brought to the occasion.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA, SWANSEA Parishioners are asked to make donations for a flea market to be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Saturday, June 4. Refreshments will be available at the event.

HOLY ROSARY, TAUNTON A communion dinner and installation ceremony for the Women's Guild will take place in the parish hall following 5 p.m.

Mass Sunday, May 15. Mrs. Albert J. Roy, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Anthony Pannoni. Members may invite guests.

ST. STANISLAUS, FALL RIVER Parents of children entering the parish school for the first time in September will meet with Father Robert Kaszynski, pastor, and the facuIty at 7 p.m.

Sunday, May 15.

First Penance wiIl be received at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 14.

Parents and friends are invited to join in the service.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, FALL RIVER The executive board of the Women's Guild will meet at 7:30 tonight in the parish center.

New guild officers are Mrs. Andrew Cook, president; Mrs. George Charbonneau, vice-president; Mrs. Norman Metras, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Wrobleski, secretary. The unit's annual banquet will be Wednesday, June 1 at Chateau de ViIle, Warwick and installation ceremonies will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 6 at novena services.

ST JOHN BAPTIST, WESTPORT A rummage sale is planned b}' the Ladies' Guild for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 21. A scholarship whist with door prizes and refreshments will take place at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 2, with door prizes and refreshments. The annual lobster supper is scheduled for Satur. day, June 18.

All events will be held in the parish hall on Main Road, Westport.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, TAUNTON The Special Edition wiIl play for a dance to be sponsored by the Women's Guild from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, May 21 in the church hall. Tickets, which wiIl include a buffet to be served at 10:30 p.m., are available from Mrs. Richard Paulson, telephone 822-0315 or Rev. Leonard M. Mullaney at the rectory. Reservations close Monday, May 16 and tickets will not be sold at the door.

OUR LADY OF GRACE, NORTH WESTPORT The Women's Council will sponsor a lobster supper from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21, with Mrs. Paul Lavigne as chairman.

An arts and crafts show and sale will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, June 5 in the church hall. A concurrent flea market will be in charge of Mrs. Noella Mello. Donations may be made through her or the rectory. Food will be available at the event.

New officers to be installed following 6:30 p.m. Mass Tuesday, June 7, are Mrs. Raymond Lavoie, president; Miss Beatrice Lekom, vice-president; Mrs. Andrew Latessa, secretary; Mrs: Raymond Gallant, treasurer.

ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, FALL RIVER An installation banquet for Women's Guild officers will be held at The Coachmen following 5:45 p.m. Mass Ascension Thursday, May 19. Members in need of transportation may contact any officer and cars will leave from the schoolyard after Mass. To be installed are Mrs. Roger Vezina, president; Mrs. Michael Arruda, vice-president: Miss Eleanor R. Shea and Mrs. Nicholas Tyrrell, secretaries; Mrs. James Melvin, treasurer.

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, FALL RIVER The Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a bazaar at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 17 in the parish hall. 路ST. LOUIS, FALL RIVER A Mass at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow will mark the fifth anniversary of ordination of Rev. Ciro Iodice, OFM, who has served the parish since 1974 and has recently founded a fraternity of Franciscan Tertiaries open to all Fall River area Catholics.

SACRED HEART, FALL RIVER Those planning the "Grand Finale" for the parish school will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 16, in the school. Ticket returns may be made at that time.

The Somerset High School jazz band and show group will perform in the school hall at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 14. Tickets are available from parochial school students.

The Women's Guild will hold a cake sale following all Masses this weekend.

HOLY CROSS, FALL RIVER Rosary Sodalists will hold a May Basket social to benefit the parish at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 22.

Tickets are available from Ray Canuel for a bus trip to a Red Sox vs. Yankees game Friday night, June 17.

Donations are requested for a parish flea market to be held next month. They may be brought to the parish hall or the rectory may be called for pickup arrangements.

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ATTLEBORO The rosary is recited following 9 a.m. Mass daily during May. Children will make their first communion at 10:30 a.m.

Mass Sunday, May 15. A second ceremony will take place Sunday, May 22.

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The parish council will meet at 8 tonight in the rectory. All parishioners are welcome to attend.

During May the rosary is recited at 7 each Monday night at the parish outdoor shrine, weather permitting, otherwise in the church.

ST. PATRICK, FALMOUTH The public is invited to a candlelight rosary and Benediction service at 7 tomorrow night in honor of the 60th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. ~

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SEATTLE (NC) - Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen of Seattle has urged archdiocesan Priests to support President Jimmy Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance in their efforts to reach an arms limitation agreement with the Russians.

"I believe the time is ripe for us to support them in this nonviolent stance," he said in a letter to all archdiocesan priests.

Archbishop Hunthausen "also attacked the Trident Submarine program, which is based in Washington State, as an "aggressiv.e" weapons. '~It seems to me that the Trident program is' saying, 'It is better that many die . . " " he said. "With its first strike capability, the U.S. changes its position from a defensive posture r(retaliating only if attacked) to an aggressive posture (to strike the first and final blow).

"That blow is beyond description. Each Trident submarine will carry 408 nuclear warheads each .capable' ·of an explosive power five times as devastating as the bombing' of Hiroshima.

"With Russia inevitably taking a similar stance," he said, "we have two aggressors capable of annihilating millions. .Thought is trigger to our actions. An aggressive intention to use a weapon will surely ·lead to active use of it," Archbishop Hunthausen asked each priest to "search your own conscience on this moral issue," He suggeste'd several responses:-"Try to eliminate the violence we find in our own being as we die to self so others may live," -Write in support to Clirter and Vance.

-Invite speakers on disarmament to parish activities.

RESERVATIONS CLOSE Friday, May 20 for a testimonial dinner honoring Sister Madeleine Clemence VaiIIot, D.P., retiring dean of the Southeastern Massachusetts University College of Nursing. To be held Friday evening, June 10 at the SMU Campus Center, the event will bring together former students of th,e educator, both at St. Anne's I;Iospital of Nursing, Fall River, and at SMU. Reservations may be made with Mary Nanopoulous at the university or Patricia Dobek at the hospi.. tal. .. '

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FINE ARTS FESTIVAL: Father Michel Methot enjoys Bishop Stang High School exhibit at Catholic Education convention. He and hundreds more will see many more examples of student art at 7 tonight at the North Dartmouth school's annual Fine Arts Festival. Also on the agenda will be a concert and a program of selections from Broadway musicals.

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$500 Taunton Particular Council

$250 Holy Family Conference

$175 St. Paul Conference

$125 St. Paul Holy Name Society $100 Atty. Benjamin Friedman, St. Yves Datsun Sales, Atty. Richard Bentley, Atty. Mary K. Nichols, Cornelius J. Murphy Insuraoce, Holy Family Women's Guild, Allan M. Walker & Co., Inc. Boyd Plastics, Atty. Edmund J. Brennan, Atty. William J. Fenton, St. Jacques Conference $50 Clifford Seresky, J.R. Tallman Insurance Co., R.F. Owens Co. & Trucchi's Immaculate Conception Guild, Taunton Stove Co., Norwell Mfg. Co., Inc., United National Bank, Sowiecki Funeral Home Atty. Edward A Roster, Atty.

Hector Demers, Atty. Theodore J. Aleixo. League of Sacred Heart, St. Jacques, Taunton Printing Co.

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$25 Atty. Francis M. O'Boy, Taunton Dress, St. Paul Women's Guild Stacy's Beauty Salon, Polish American Citizen's Club, Reckard's Pharmacy, Atty. Philip J. Assiran, Atty. Andrew Dooley Attys. Gay & Gay, William Howard & Son Insurance, St. Germain & Son, St. Jacques Social Club, St. Joseph Women s Guild, No. Dighton

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$35 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Clifford, Mr. & Mrs. William Downey, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Nordstrom, Mr. & Mrs. John O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Joaquim Pena

$30 James Connor, Mary & Rose Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Walsh, Judge Robert Welsh

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Alvey, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Baroni, James Brennan Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Donald Brouillette, Mrs. John Cain, Mrs. Amy Carbonneau Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Carron, Mr. & Mrs. Courtney Chase, Evelyn Clarke, Mrs. Dorothy Cluett Elizabeth & Helen Coghlan, Mrs. Joseph Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Cummings, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dagenais, Mr. & Mrs. D. Leo Daley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeMango, Mr. John Donlay, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Donovan, Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Dowgiallo, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Dugan, Mr. & Mrs. James Duval, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Egan, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Farrell, ~r. & Mrs. John Fitzmaurice Mr. & Mrs. F. Fournier, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Frost, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Geary, Mrs. Margaret Geoghegan, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Greene Marguerite & Edward Hathaway, Mr. & Mrs. Evon Higgins, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Hobin, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Isaiah Kelley, Mrs. Gertrude Kiley, Mr. & Mrs. Louis La Flamme, Mr. & Mrs. George Lane, Mary M~cDougall Harold Mahon, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Malita, Mrs. Joan Mason, Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Harold McKenna, Ann McDade, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGuire, Merna Family, Elizabeth Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. William Murphy, Julienne O'Keefe, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pearson, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Peterson Arthur Poirier, Mr. & Mrs. Chester Powers Mr. & Mrs'.

John Roche, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Simard, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Snow Arjen Steegstra, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Stenberg, Mary Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. G,eorge Sweeney, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Uppgard Mr. & Mrs. David Webber, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welsh Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Frank Welsh, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Wordell Mr. & Mrs. James Athy, Mr. & Mrs. James Charles, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hamlyn, Rev. Bernard O'Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Louis Parascand, Mrs. Charlotte Pena, Mr. & Mrs John Ranoa, Mrs Walter Trainer

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Edgartown ST. ELIZABE11f

$100 Rev. Joseph McGrady, S. J. $75 Mrs. Margaret O'Neil $50

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Mercier, Jr., Charlotte Madeiros, Mr. & Mrs. G. Albert Kent, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doyle. $35 Mr. & Mrs. George T. Silva, Mrs. Corinne Fournier $25 Mrs. Albert Prada, Mrs. Isaac Norton, Mrs. Charles Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Maguire, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Authier

Nantucket OUR LADY OF THE ISLE

$500 Rev. Msgr. Lester L. Hull $200 In Memory of Mrs. Margaret Hull $100 In Memory of Helen Hull, In Memory of Julia Ayres, In Memory of Alice Deacon, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haley, Grace Henry.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNamara, Rev. Raymond Cahill S.J. $50

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ryder Jr., Mr. & Mrs. James Glidden, Mr. & Mrs. John Mendonca $45

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Murphy. $40

Maxwell Deacon $35 Mrs. Rolf Sjolund, Myles Reis Mrs. William Reith $30 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Pollard, Kenneth Holdgate Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ruley, Donald E. Terry, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Strojny Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cody, Patrick Newport $25 Joseph Dixon, Josephine Deacon, Mrs. Lillian Thurston, Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Howes, Mr. & Mrs. Adam Mastai Ethel Dunham, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs Charles Snow, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fee, Earl Mayo Mrs. Lester Simmons, Mrs. Emily Annis, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hardy, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Lavoie, Mr. & Mrs. James Crecca Mr. & Mrs. Howard Laundry, Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Swain, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Santos, Mr. & Mrs. John Santos, Ryders' Market, Island Motors Inc., Coffins Gift Shop, Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah TowhiU

Sagamore ST. THERESA

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Diotalevi, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Dante Gallerani, A Friend $60 A Friend $50 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Shurtleff, Mr. & Mrs. -Antonio Rigazio, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mannion, Mr. & Mrs. Errest Olson, Colonel and Mrs. Charles F. Brower Mr. & Mrs. John Clinton, George & Mary Ortolani, Mr. &

Mrs. John R. Wilson, Mrs. John Sullivan & family $40 Mr. & Mrs. John Bulla $35 Mr. & Mrs. Amedio Gonella, Henry Werner $30 Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Kozar, Barbara Hadley $25 Mrs. James Barber, Mrs. Olive Bettley, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crowley, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cugno . Mr. & Mrs. Clement DelFavero, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Doucette, Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Enos, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Forni, Mrs. Edward Francis Mr. & Mrs. Lou Gallerani, Mr. & Mrs. Emiliano Gavazza, Jeremiah J. Kelleher, Mr. & Mrs. Gino Macoratti, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Papi Mrs. Louis Pasquale, Mr. & Mrs. Columbo Pastiris, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Philbrick, Mr. & Edward Rondelli, Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Roux John Sindoni & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sorenti, Mr. & Mrs. James Sutton, Mr. & Mrs. Dante Tassinari

Orleans ST. lOAN OF ARC S500 Rev. William J. McMahon $100 James Clancy, Ernest Kruppenbacker Mrs. John F. Barrett $50

Ben Bartolinni, William Durgin, Mrs. Thomas Gavett, Mrs. James McCabe Pauline Bill $35 David Bessom $30 Donald Walwer Keith Staples $25 Earle Caswell, Mrs. Thomas Counihan, Donomic Creonte, William F. Crowley, James Downing Maurice Gauthier, Harold J. Hawko, William Hazelton, James Bresnahan, Chas. Kenney William Kisby, Earle Mountain, Joseph Silansky, -Francis Smith, T. Frank Sullivan, Wilfred Trahan \ Mrs. 路Fred Henderson, Mrs. Frank J. O'Hearn, Fred Carey Jr., Mrs. Martin Linsky, Joseph Hertig

South Yarmouth SAINT PIUS TENTII $500

Rev. Msgr. Henry T. Munroe Mr. & Mrs. John F. Martin $240 Dorothy A. Black $150 Mr. & Mrs. David Hautanen Atty. and Mrs. James H.Quirk Joseph Tuscher $125 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mitchell $100 Mr. & Mrs. John Doherty, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Geraghty, Mr. & Mrs. James L. Keany, James W. Kelly, Henry M. Leen Mrs. Joseph F. Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. William T. Moynihan, Mr. & Mrs. William J. O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Thompson Alice .Brady Mrs. William T. Smith

$80 Charles W. Hutchinson Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Crawford $75 John F. Coyle, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Conl'Oy, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ludden $70 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Herlihy $60

Edith A. Hlack $55 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Evers $50

Mrs. W. J. Bennett, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cammarano, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Z. Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. Cox Mr. Harry Doherty, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eager, Mary G. Hamilton, Philip J. Hart, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence F. King Marjorie McCready, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Morrison, Mrs. Dennis O'Connor, Joseph V. O'Loughlin, Mrs. William C. Salmon Mrs. Rita Swenson, Mr. & Joseph B. Whelan James Healy Mrs. ErnE!st Eastman, Mr. & Mrs. Eliot Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Edward -F. O'Neil Jr., Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Quinn $40 Mr. & Mr.s. Joseph Grady Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Porazzo $35 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Mack, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sullivan $30 Maj. Ret. Mgt. J. Conley, Mr. & Mrs. William Griffith, The Lanigan Family Mrs. Sylvester Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. John Mitchell, Barbara A. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. John A. Sullivan, Mt. & Mrs. Charles Toursee Mr. & Mrs. Richard Terrio Mr. & Mrs. Edward Robinson & Family Mr. & Mrs. John Davidson, Dr. & Mrs. William Gagnon, Mrs. John Guthrie, Mr. & Mrs. John Buck),ey $25 Mrs. Edward Bosworth, Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Carey, Mr. & Mrs. James B. Coffey, Mrs. Joseph E. Colgan, Ann Conley Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Crimmins, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeQuoy, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Diffenderfer, Mr. & Mrs. Warren Doe Ruth P. Donovan, Mr. & Mrs. Herman Dlreyer, Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Driscoll, Marie Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Fallon_ Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fanning, Margarita M. Farrington, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh T. Fee, Mrs. James Feeney, Mr. & Mrs. William Finnerty Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Fitzsimmons, Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. -French, Helen Gill, John J. Gill, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grady Elizabeth Halpin and James Halpin, Mrs. Florence Hatch, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Healy, Mrs. William Heptonstall, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Higgins Mr. & Mrs. John Houst, Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Hughes, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hurd, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jasper, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Knox Mr. & Mrs. Adam Kurpat, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Keefe, Mr. & Mrs. George Lucier, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lynch, Mrs. Maurice Lynch

Mr. & Mrs. George Magurn, Dr. & Mrs. S. J. Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. John G. Manning, Mr. William Marnell, John E. Marques Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Martino, James Mullane, Dr. Edward McDonough, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. McDonough, Andrew McGivney Ms Anne McGivney, Mr & Mrs Raymond L. McGrane, Mrs. John McKenney, Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNamara, Helen A. O'Connell Mr. & Mrs. William J. Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gioiosa, Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Gorman, Grace M. Hallahan, Mrs. Joseph R. Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kenney, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Lanza, Ms. Mary McCartney, Mr. & Mrs. James N. Stephens, M. & Mrs. George Talbot Mr. & Mrs. -Patrick O'Connor, William F. O'Grady, H. C. O'Neil, Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Panek Mr. & Mrs. Henry Paquin, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Parks, Madeleine V. Paradis, Mr. & Mrs. David Pearson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Perrino Mrs. Marlowe C. Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Silvio Rossi, Mrs. Gertrude M. Santry, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sheehan Mrs. John W. Spence, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sullivan, Mrs. Eveline Sullivan, In Memory of Lawrence P. Sullivan, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Toner, Esther M. Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Basil Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh, Mrs. Paul T. Webber Mr. & Mrs. Leo-- E. Wesner, Mr. & Mrs. Chester Wheeler, Gertrude F. Whelan, Mr. & Mrs. George White Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carney, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Donlan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Eaton, John Gallagher, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maxwell Mrs. James McGeary, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Paquet, Mrs. Alvah E. Peterson, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Streile, Mary R. Rowell Mrs. Dorothy Schoonmaker, Mr. & Mrs. James Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Wright

Vineyard Haven ST. AUGUSTINE

$200 Dean Swift $60

David Whittemore $50 Billie Weaver, Flora Jardin $40 路Laura S. Sherwood $35 John T. Hughes, William Figuieiredo $30 Boleslaw Nickowal $25 Daniel F. Burgo, Frank P. Lopes, Marshall Cook, William Carroll, Dora Beauchemin Constantine -Lopes, Richard Dow, John Griffin, Ernest Pachico, Bradford Sylvia Francis Duart, Manuel Estrella, James Gillis, Joseph K. Tierney, Mary Crawley

Wellfleet OUR LADY OF LOURDES

$500 In Memory of Rev. Msgr. Francis P. Connolly, P.A. and George and Loretta Morgan-

$400

A Friend $200 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Rose Sr. $120 Anonymous $100 St. Vincent DePaul Society $55 Rita M. Rose $40

Mr. & Mrs. Richmond R. Bell $35 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Silva $30 R. Filliman, Contractors $25 In Memory of Thomas & Robert Gray, Rose M. Galvin, Caroline B. Joseph

Woods Hole ST. IOSEPH

$200 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Battles Rev. Joseph L. Powers $125 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Foran $100 Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Gagnon, Mr. & Mrs. Emil Tietje, Jr. $75 Mrs. Claudia Pendergast $50 Anne & Marilyn Carlson, Rev. Msgr: James H. Doyle, Mr. & Mrs. John McCue, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Vaccaro, -Rev. Joseph F. Wiseman $37 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Dowd $35 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Bizzozero, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. McInnis $30 Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. McDermott $25 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klein, Mr. & Mrs. -Francis Corrigan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mead, Mr. & Mrs Chester Warner, Mrs. John Russell Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Rooney, Mr. .& Mrs. Martin B. Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Drohan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. April, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Manuel T. Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. Frank DiGiano, Mrs. RObert F. Leonard, Judy D. Leonard William Doyle, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Simoneau, William E. Morrison, Lee-Side, Inc., Mrs. Joseph Goulding Dr. & Mrs. J. Elliott Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Noel Almedia, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Coppenrath, Mr. & Mrs. John B. Watt

Fall River ST. MARY CATHEDRAL

$100 Rev. Barry W. Wall $55 Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Coyle $50 Helen Burns, In Memory of Kathryn A. Moran $40 Mrs. Jane W. Nodine $35 Mr. & Mrs. James Melvin $30 Ann Standish, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Vezina $25 Robert F. Coggeshall, Mr. & Mrs. Frank DePaola, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Grace Mrs. Mary Lee, James Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Willette

Fall River HOLY NAME

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Griffin, Ella Dempsey, Julia T. Harrington, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Telles Kathryn M. Drogue, Mr. & Mrs. Everett J. Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sousa, Joseph Cummings, Margaret Lahey Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Mack, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leamy, Mr. & Mrs. Louis D. Coffey, In Memory of Annastasia Duffy, Mr. &.

Mrs. Richard Wood Mrs. Mary Silva, Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Brouns, Mr. & Mrs.Roland L. Boulay, Mrs. Elizabeth Zalenski, John Ruane, Sr. Mary Kelly, Andrew Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Daley, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Melker Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Nawrocki, Bernadette Walsh, Mrs. Francis Regan, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Mikolasyk, Mary L. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. David T. Sullivan, In Memory of Dr. Thomas F. Higgins, Mr. & Mrs. William Manning, Jr., Elizabeth Crowley In Memory of Dr. Thomas F. Higgins, James J. Sullivan, Clarence Bonner, Gertrude L. Mercier, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Beaudoin, Mr. & Mrs. John White Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Murphy, Frank Perry, Jr., In Memory of Katherine McNaboe

$100 Atty. & Mrs. Frederick Torphy Mr. & Mrs. Alexane'er Vezina Dr. & Mrs. Orner E. Boivin Dr. Robert O'Hara $60 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Zebrasky $50 In Memory of Sr. Mary Cecilia and Kathleen Gillespie Grace Sullivan Dr. Margaret Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Mitchell $40 Mrs. Anthony Geary Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Salois Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Dusoe $35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Howard Marcoux $30 Mrs. Thomas Collins Mr. & Mrs. Frands Harrington Catherine O'Connell $25 Katherine Chippendale, Mrs. Samuel Hacking, Raymond A. McGough, Mrs Herman Siegfried Helena Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. McGrady, Grace A. Taylor, In Memory of John B. Hart, Mr. & Mts. OUR LADY OF THE Rouel Rapoza, In Memory of HOLY ROSARY Frank and Maria Isabel Medeiros Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Johnson, $300 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lanzisera, Gerald P. Zide Mrs. Joseph Clark, Jr., Mrs. ,Ray$250 mond Monahan, Mrs. Francis , Rev. Vincent F. Diaferio Crosson $100 Mr. & Mrs. Francis McGrath, In Memory of Manuel & M. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grace, Mr. & Sophie Pacheco, Mr. & Mrs. ¥rs.. ,Charles A. Frascatore, Mr. Dennis Toomey, Holy Rosary & Mrs. John Walsh, Sr., Mr. & Women's Guild Mrs. Santi DiRyzza .$50. , Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Lemerlse, AI DeMarco, Dr. & Mrs. John Mrs, ,Albert Feldman, Mrs. Ed- Gagliardi, Mr. & Mrs. George ward Murphy, Marion Kane, Mr. Gaspar, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Mad& Mrs. Kenneth Reinerio daleno Francis L. Collins, Mr. & Mrs. $40 James Considine, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. James Patricelli Family Henry Kitchen, Jr.,' Mrs. John J. $36 Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Talbot Mrs. Forrest Knight, Mr. & $30 Mrs. James O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. The Furgiuele Family, Mr. & Edmund Geary, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Frank Stetkiewicz, Sr. James Quinn, Mr. & Mrs. TimMr. & Mrs George Rhoads othy Sullivan $25 ' Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Morrell, Mr. & Mrs. Frank De Gaetano, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Maher Mrs. Acquilino Dispirito, Edith Mr. & Mrs. P. Henry Desmond, Sasso Flanagan, Mr. & Mrs. JoAnna L. Sullivan, Mrs. Patricia seph A. McNally, The Sasso A. Selleck, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Family, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kitchen, Mr. & Mrs. John Sousa Medeiros Mrs. Louise Ponton, Mr. & SACRED HEART Mrs. Gaston Plante, Jr., In Mem$175 ory of William Shea, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Crowe, Mr. & Mrs. ThoIn memory of Mary C. Dowd mas Alecrim $100 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Leonard, In memory of Mr. & Mrs. John Marion Foley, Daniel Foley, J. Tuite, In memory of Mary H. Marguerite Bonner C. Flynn, In memory of Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. John E. Cruger, Mrs. James E. Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. Eleanore Howard, Mr. & Mrs. John J. Harrington, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. John Daniel Murphy Furze, Catherine O'Connor James H. Fitzpatrick & Donna Mrs. WaIter Fallon, Mr. & M. Smith, Mrs. H. Frank Reilly Mrs. William Collins, Mr. & Mrs. $60 Stanley Miska, Vincent M. Leonard J. Hughes Fitzgerald, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph $50 McGuill Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cullen, Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy McRoy, Mr. Mrs. Thomas Shea, Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs, WaIter H. White, Mr. & Chester Nuttall, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mrs. Daniel F. Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. R. Dunn, Mr. & Mrs. George James H. Sullivan, Jane G. Broderick Biltcliffe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. O'DonIn memory of Mildred G. Harnell, Mr. & Mrs. William Hack- rington, Mary Grandfield, Eding, Mrs. James Eastwood, Mr. ward J. Delaney Margaret R. Sullivan, Thomas & Mrs. Elmer Stafford, Our Lady of Fatima Court Catholic D. & Margaret F. Tolan, George Driscoll, Constance Lynch Association of Foresters Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur McCann, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Castro,

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$40 In memory of Catherine L. THE ANCHORIn Memory of Hussey - 0' lhurs.. May 12, 1977 O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. John Shay Neil Families, Anne Tuttle $40 $30 Kathryn Madden Gertrude O'Neil $35 $26 Mr. & Mrs. John Dean, In Mrs. Gilbert L'Heureux memory of Herman J. Springer $25 John T. O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. John Cronin, Paul R. White Thomas Conroy, Mr. & Mrs. $30 Mrs. Benjamen Stafford, Mr. Charles Hargraves, Mr. & Mrs. Doane'Bea/'Ames & Mrs. Raymond Rosa, Cathe- Lloyd King, Mr. & Mrs. John INCOIPO'."D rine F. Coughlin & Ellen L. Maher, Agnes Murphy, Mr. & FUNERAL Coughlin, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mrs. William O'Neil, Noreen SERVICE F. Bliffins, Dorothy McLachlan Pingley, Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. s.,,,,inv All Faith, Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mitchell Shorrock, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Siftce1926 St. Michel, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Margaret Maynard Vincent, Mr. & Mrs. William $25 Robert L. Studley. Treas.

Howard C. Doane Sr. Gordon l. Homer Anne L. Mitchell, Letitia A. Ward, Mr. & Mrs. Robert White Howard C. Doane Jr. Robert l. Studley Lynch, George O'Brien, In memHYAHH IS 175-0114 S.uth Ylrm.uth 3••·220t ory of John P. Fleming, Robert BLESSED SACRAMENT Hlrwlcll Pert 432.05.3 Carey $50 Mr. & Mrs. Abel Marceline, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lauzon Thomas J. Dolan, In memory of $40 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nugent, M. A & W Root-Beer Stand Doris Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. NURSERY INC. $30 George McCoomb ' "On The Cape" Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Berube . Mrs. John L. Morgan, Mr. & ''WE BEAUTIFY OUTDOORS" $25 Mrs. Chester Gosciminski, Re...

Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Trees Mrs. Rose Tonelli, Mr. & Mrs. Lawn Fertilizer - Loam • Annuals gina M. Higgins, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Lavoie, Mrs. Octave Landscape Design Robert Partington, Thomas Con442 MAIN ST., EAST FALMOUTH Jusseaume; Mr. & Mrs. Albert nors Beaudoin, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ste. Willard R. Piper, Mr. & Mrs. Marie John H. Springer, Margaret F. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Paul BeauLenaghan, Johanna Norton, Mrs. doin, A Friend Jean Mizak, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Burke NOTRE DAME Montie Plumbing Mr. & Mrs. Manuel M. Costa, &'Heating Co. $500 Mrs. Anne T. Bishop, For NazRev. Msgr.

Alfred J. Gendreau Over 35 Years areth Hall: Mrs. Mary Ann Dill$160 of Satisfied Service on, Mr. & Mrs. Jesse L. Hayes A Friend Reg. Master··Plumber 7023 Jr., In 'memory of Ethel Curtis & $100 JOSEPH RAPOSA, JR. Brother Charles Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Roger 432 JEFFERSON STREET In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Fall River 675·7496 Charles Curtis, Grace Family, LaBonte $100 Sarah Halligan, Martin A. RearRev. Thomas E. Morrissey, don, Kathryn V. Whalen & Rev. Raymond Robida, M.S. Margaret M. Whalen $71)William J. Desmond, In memCecile Masse ory.of' Nathalie Murphy,William $40 Moving & Storage Co. F. White, Jr.· & Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Armand Dallaire, Kenneth E. leger Attleboro, Mass.

Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Demers, TEL. 222-5353 Emelia Larocque HOLY CROSS Taunton, Mass. $35 TEL. 823-2525 Mr. & Mrs. Emile Amiot, Hel$75 ena Chace, Romeo Levesque Agent For Holy Rosary Sodality $30 $60 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Berard, Mr. Szewczyk Family & Mrs. Paul Dumais, Medora & $50 United Van Lin..

Jeannette Dupuis, Mrs. A FrasA Friend catore, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Morris$30 sette, Mr. & Mrs. Robert PhenMr. & Mrs. Robert Ciosek, Mr. ix & Mrs. Stanley W. Nowak, In $28 Memory of Cornelius Quigley Mr. & Mrs. Armand Raiche 343 DILLINGHAM AVE. $27 $25 "CAR CLEANUP SPECIAL" In Memory of Joseph P. CzerMr. & Mrs. Leopold Baraby, $4.00 wonka .

Gerard Berger, Mr. & Mrs. ArWish, Whitewills, Vlccum, Windows Clnned Insld. and Oat $25 mand Brodeur, Mr. & Mrs. RobHoly Cross Men's Club, Mr. & ert Chouinard, Marie Anne WAXING AVAILABLE Mrs. Bronislaw Kozack, A Clement WE ALSO PICKUP AHD DELIVER Mr. & Mrs. Raymond CouFriend (47), In Memory of John FLEET RATES AVAILABLE A. Pietruszka, Mr. & Mrs. Step- sineau, Remi Couture, Mr. & MONDAY THRU SUNDAY .~ Mrs. Gerard Duquette, In Memhen Pirog 548-9299 Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Wal- ory of Evangeline Foster, Eu.gene Hubert ter Witenger, Mr. & Mrs. BronMr. & Mrs. Rosaire Lariviere, islaw Beben & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Vincent Gancarski, Mr. & Mrs Umberto Latessa, Mr. ELECTROLUX AUTHORIZED SALES & Mrs. J. Orner Levesque, PaulMr. & Mrs. John Midura AND SERVICE ine & Gertrude ,Lussier, Mr. & Vacuum cleanerszll Floor. polishers 'Hz" UI?".

Mrs. Oscar Maynard ST. LOUIS RepaIrs • Parts OnlJ Facto,., Authorized Service Mrs. Laetitia Petit, Wilfrid $100 THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE Pinau, Mr. & Mrs. Normand IN HOME CLEANING St. Louis Women's Guild, Mr. Paul, Wilfrid poirier Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Rioux, & Mrs. William Whalen, Jr. EXPANSION OF Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Soucy . $75 LOCAL SALES FORCE Mr. & Mrs. Herman Mello Offers Excellent Sales $50 Opportunities For In Memory of Thomas BritMEN & WOMEN land, Anita Collard, Mary Connerton, Ann Connerton, Marion Full and Port Time J. lESER, Prop.

Fahey, In Memory of John and RESIDENTIAL CONTACT US AT: .Florence Philbin, Margaret DorINDUSTRIAL 845 MAIN STREET an, Rita Doran, Thomas Doran, COMMERCIAL Irene Reynolds, Alice and KathFALMOUTH, MA. 02540 253 Cedar St., New Bedfard leen Tobin - In Memory of Mr. 993-3222 TEL. 548·3014 & Mrs. Michael Tobin .

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Fall River ST. MATHIEU

$100 Juliette Belanger $60 Edgar Poisson

$35 In Memory of Dr. Eugene J. Dionne by His Wife & Children Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Lapointe

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Rene Delisle & Family

$25 Mr. & Mrs. John Cabaceiras, Mr. & Mrs. Harold McNerney, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond .Poisson, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rivard, Ann Roussel ST. STANISLAUS

$250 Paul Gibson

$200 Joan Desrosiers Rev. Marian Ogorek, S. Chr.

$150 Mrs. Eugene Galkowski Paula J. King

$120 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Cunningham

$110 St. Stanislaus, St. Vincent De Paul

$100 Holy Rosary Sodality, A Friend, Mary Joy, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Kocon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pasternak

$90 Sophie, Zmuda I

Mary

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Stanley

$85 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gosciminski

$75 St. Stanislaus Men's Club 'In Memory of Paul and Fances Drzal

$60 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Deda

$51 A Friend

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Dale Stetson & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Klaege, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hawkins St. Stanislaus School, Walter Pypniowski

$40 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gromada, Frederick Kudlacik

$38 . Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cichon & Family

$27 $50 Swansea 'Richard A. Mello, Edward J. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Polak & . Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. John M. CanST. DOMINIC Son to, Joseph A. Capostagno, Mau$26 $300 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Stasiewski rice A. Quirk Rev. Daniel Carey Nora Silva, Helen McGann, $25 $100 Mr. & Mrs. John Dopart, Mr. Mr. & Mrs. H. Leo Creamer, Mr. ' Rev. James F. Greene & Mrs. Leonard Smith, A Friend, & Mrs. WiHiam Ready, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Travers, Mrs. Gilbert Cabral Mrs. Adam Polak, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Louis & Susan Trav$40 Martin Forczyk & Rose ers, Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. AshEdward J. Leonard, In memMr. & Mrs. Jbhn Mayo, Mr. & ley ory of Rita DeSantis Mrs. Frank Mis, Anna Laniak, '$5G Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Ferreira Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Ferry Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Lenon $35 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Costa, $50 Fernand C. E. Auclair Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Niewola, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Brophy, Joseph Tinsley Mr. & Mrs. Michael D'Alu, Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thiel, Jo$30 Ernest Krupa, Stanley Drewniak Arthur F. Cassidy, Joseph F. seph Cousineau, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Haracz, Mr. & Mrs. ThadJoseph Marum, Mr. & Mrs. 'Paul deus Chrupcala, Mrs. Anna Reid, Biastoff, Helen Sullivan, Mr. & Martelly, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mrs. Lawrence E. Mannes, LilMr. & Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Mrs. lian I. Hadad, Mrs. Vincent J. Souza, Mr. & Mrs. John FitzAnna Zdon gerald, Mr. & Mrs. Henry VanDorsey Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Hadala, asse, Mrs. William Howard $25 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Minior, Wal$40 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F. Bagley, ter J. Roncka Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cavanagh Mr. & Mrs. Martin Bernat Jr., Mrs. David M. Kilroy, Mr. & $35 A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Andre J. Desrosiers, Leo A. Mrs. Hector & Claire Lapointe Pietrasek, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bond, Mr. & Mrs. James C. Mr. & Mrs. John Unsworth Zdabosz, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Noonan $30 Theresa & Helen Archard, Amaral, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Orosz, Mr. Sroczynski, Andrew's Fruit Norman M. Simmons, Mr. & Mrs & Mrs. John Silva Laurent Guay, Mr. & Mrs. VinCo. $25 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. O'Neil, cent Maddaleno, John J. Pavao Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Russo, Mr. & Mrs. Sol Streim, Thom- Mr. & Mrs. George Vantura, Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Jagielski, St. Stanislaus Womens Guild, as J. Daley, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Mrs. Arthur G. Costa, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rapoza, Jr., Cavanagh, In Memory of John Mrs. 路Edward Myles, Mr. & Mrs. M. Pires, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Thom- Thomas Bourne, Mr. & Mrs. AlRita O'Loughlin as B. Donahue bert Rousseau Mr. & Mrs. John N. Daly, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Martelly, Central Village Mary E. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kelliher, Mr. Charles E. Demers, Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Francis Salamon, Mr. & ST. JOHN Gerard Deslauriers, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Robert Staples, Mr. & Mrs. $100 Walter Palmer Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. Catherine Mr. & Mrs. John Costa John T. Smith, In memory of Heald $50 John P. Medeiros, Mrs. Frank Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Castro, Mr. & Mrs. William路 J. Robin- Souza, Annie M. Roberts, Mr. .

Evely~ Ryan, Ann Driscoll, Mr. son & Mrs. Roland Thibault & Mrs. James Carr, Mary Mc$30 Helen Morgan, Vincent J. Ri- Leod, Mr. & Mrs. Oswald MedIsabelle Sandberg, Mr. & Mrs. ley, Mary Eo Judge, Mr. & Mrs. eiros, Mrs. Joseph B. Travers, Edwin Silveira William Gilbert, Mr. & Mrs. Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Everett Mendes, $25 Robert F. Smith Jr. Agnes J. McCloskey, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. William F. Moran, The Clement Family, Mr. & Mrs. Sigmund Kokoszka, Carl Armand A. Saurette, Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. John Cooney, Mr. & Mrs. Brodit, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tre- William V. Mahoney, Jr., ArMichael Sullivan cida, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Hal- mand Forand loran ST. LOUIS de FRANCE Mr. & Mrs. Edward Synan, Thomas McCarr, Mr. & Mrs. Helen & l.illian Reddy, Robert $25 Henry Arruda, Mr. & Mrs. Fran- A. Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Butler, cis J. Maher, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Mrs. William Fletcher Lavoie, George Leach Vfestport Mr. & Mrs. Norman Guay, Mr. New Bedford & Mrs. Tobias Fleming, The LozST. GEORGE inske Family, John M. Porter, IMMACULATE CONCEPTION $150 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Kirby $100 , Edward Cloutier, Mr. & Mrs. Rev. Rene R. Levesque , Antone Goncalves, Mariana Bernard T. Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. $50 Carvalho Charles Costa Potter FrJneral Home $50

Somerset ST. PATRICK

$37 Mr. & Mrs. James Pollard

$300

$36

$35 Felician Sisters, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Astle, Mary Niewola, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Kulpa, In Memory of William Leeming Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Woswar

$32 Mr. & Mrs. William Wolowiec, Mary Kudlacik, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Oullette

$30 Mr. & Mrs. George Pereira, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rioux, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Paruch, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Williamson Anne Marie Teasdale, Josephine Niewola, Mrs. Walter Conrad, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Soczek.

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Chrupcala, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ernst A Friend

St. George Women's Guild, St. George Holy Name Society

In Memory of Deceased Priests of St. Patrick's Parish

$250 Roger Cadieux

'$225

OClean Grove ST. MICHAEL

$350 $200 Rev.

M~lrtin

Harold J. Regan

$100 St. Vincent de Paul Society, St. Patrick's Women's Guild, Mrs. Charles E. Sev:gny, Mary E. Quirk Doris LaFrance

$80 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Matthews

$75 Thomas G. Clark

$60 Mr. & Mrs. David Dunne, Mr. & Mrs. Carlton D. Boardman

L. Buote

$75 Dr. &

Mr~.

St. Patrick's Parish Council

$120

The

$45 $40 The Freitas Family, George Amaral

$35 Manuel G. da Silva

Joseph McGuill

$50 Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Gabriel (2) Friends

$40 A Friend

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Pineau, Mr. & Mrs. John Sequin, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tobin, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gaudreau, Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Troy, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Rheau.me .

J. Eo Beauregard, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Costa, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kirkman, Mr. & Mrs. John Szuba

$40

Mr. & Mrs.Francis Frey,路 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frey

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Forsythe, Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. Langis, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Leger

$25 Therese Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Boldiga, Mr. .& Mrs. Bernado Cabral, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Carrier, Anonymous The Fianno Family, Mr. & Mrs. Clovis Fecteau, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fournier, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Fredette, Mr. Mrs. Charles, Franklin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gaudette, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Geneste, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gronlund, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lachapelle, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald LaCroix Mr. & Mrs. Edward LeBlanc, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Medeiros, Lucilli Lequin, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Ouimet, Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Motta . Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Pelletier, Carolyn Pimental, A Friend, Women's Guild - Our Lady of Fatima SAINTE ANNE

$350 Rev. Roland B. Boule

$50 Rose Lafleur

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Henri Constant

$25 Yvonne Duce, Arthur Fontai~e, Lemlin Hardware Co., Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sears, Mr. & Mrs. Aldei LaFrance Mr. & Mrs. John Zager, Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sylvia, St. Anne Credit Union, Lamoureux Funeral Home ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA

$250 Rev. Bertrand R. Chabot

$225 Rev. Clement E. Dufour

$100 Anonymous, St. Vincent de Paul Society St. Anthony 'Parish Societies

$75 St. Anthony Bingo, Rev. Marc H. Bergeron

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Robitaille, Rev. Joseph Nauyen Chinh Mr. & Mrs. Andre Daigle

$30 Paul Landry

$25

Batalha Family, The Camara Family, Gilbert R. Coelho, Jose S. Cordeiro, Antonio M. Pacheco, Gilberto Teixeira, Euclides Cabral

Mrs. Alma Dufour, Mrs. Lucille Vieira, Mr. & Mrs. Cyr Jalbert & Marcel Mr. & Mrs. Henri Dube, Mr. & Mrs. Normand Despres, Anonymous

$25

ST. BONIFACE

$30

A Friend

Roland E. Chabot

$150

Dr. Manuel Camacho, Camara Sisters The Pacheco Family

$500 Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Stanton, A Friend

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Lavoie

$25

$100 Mr. & Mrs. William Belanger $50 Att. & Mrs. J. Louis LeBlanc St. Vincent de Paul Conference, Mr. & Mrs. James Penler

Edmundo Arruda, Arthur Cabral, Anibal Capela, Frank Condex, Etelvino Conterno Daniel Cordeiro, Roberto Amaral, Manuel Ferreira, In Memory of Mitchell Jasinski, Hermano Medeiros Antonio Pitta, Augustus Rapoza, David Rezendes, Jose D. Vasconcelos, Antonio Jose Vasconcelos OUR LADY OF FATIMA

$250 Rev. Arthur C. Levesque

$100 In Memory of Gertrude Kruger $25

Lillian Corre' SACRED HEART

$65 Joseph Scammons

$55 Roger Menard

$50 Knights Of Columbus, Bishop Stang Council

$25 Joseph Bettencourt

New Bedford OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION

$50 Mrs. J. Robert Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rogers $38 Mr. Antone S. Monterio

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Gomes, Mrs. Mary Mattos In Memory of Manuel Mattos, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio M. DaCruz ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

$450 Rev. Manuel P. Ferreira

$100 In Mem<lry of M. J. Soares, lin Memory of The Aubertine Family, In Memory of Albertina G. Camara, A Friend

$75 St. John's St. Vincent de Paul, A Friend $62 A Friend

$50 Germaine Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dunham, A Friend, In Memory of Atty. Joseph Ferreira Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Avila, St. John Couples Club, A .Friend

$40 Mr. & Mrs. August George

$35 Mr & Mrs. J. Mascaranhas, A Friend Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Grota

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Correia, Mr. & Mrs. James Gaffney Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Barry, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Freitas, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vieira

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Veiga, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Acacio Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Macedo, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Motta, Mrs. Eva Carreiro, Mrs. Victorina Cotnoir In Memory of Manuel P. Arruda & Family, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Freitas, Dr.. & Mrs. Albert Luiz Mrs. Evelyn Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Seraphim Salvador, Mrs. Eva L. Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Xavier ST. LAWRENCE

$300 Very Rev. John P. Driscoll, In Memory of Edward Durant

$200 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Livingstone, Jr.

$117 -In Memory of Helene D. Burke (by the Burke Family)

$100 Mrs. Anne E. Hooper, Dr. & Mrs. George Riley

$75 Phillip Kane

$60 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Kenney$50

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Finni, MI;'. & Mrs. Walter Loveridge, A Friend (2)

Almyra & Dorothea Brennan, Francis E. McCarthy, Mrs. John B. O'Rourke, A Friend (3) $40

A Friend Mr. & Mrs. Albert Anderson $35 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Parker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frances Koch, Mr. &. Mrs. Dalpha Levallee, Helen Moore, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Phelan, A Friend (2)

$30 FrancesA. Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Frates, A Friend Mr. & Mrs. Charles Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. John Fletcher

$25 A Friend (4), Mr. & Mrs. Charles Berry, Mr. & Mrs. ·Wilson Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Goodfellow, Mrs. Michael Harrington, Mr. & Mrs. James Manning Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Muraco, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Smith, Margaret E. SuIlivan, Isabelle Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. John Treadup Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Carney, The DeTerra Family, Katherine Fay, Mrs. JOhn Finni, Mr. & Mrs: Owen Hackett Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, Mrs. Ernest King, Mr. & Mrs. WiIliam King, Mr. & Mrs. James MoCann, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McFarlane Mrs. James Mosher, Mrs. Bernard Murphy, Mrs. Clara & Miss Agnes Proctor, Anna Riley, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Smith, A Friend (9)

Mr. & Mrs. John Fernandes, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bertalotto, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Fredette, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bernier Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Holmes, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. William Constant, In Memory of Robert Swain & William Benoit, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Towers ST. THERESA

$250 Rev. Rene G. Gauthier

$100 In Memory of John & Raymond Jodoin, Lemieux Plumbing & Heating Inc. St. Vincent de Paul Society

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Laurier Marcoux, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bourassa, Roland & Gerald LeComte, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Francis Mr. & Mrs. Henry Le Blanc $35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Barton Jr., Lorraine Desroisers

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph LeBlanc, Mr. & Mrs. Louis G. Fleury, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Dumas Paul Langlois

$25 ST. MARY

$1,000 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duchaine

$300 Rev. Bernard H. Unsworth

$200 ,In Memory of Madeline Walsh Norton

$150 Rev. John A. Perry

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brown St. Vincent de Paul Society

$75 Mr. & Mrs. John SuIlivan

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Normand Boutin, Mr. & Mrs. Rene Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Penler, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Costa, Mr. & Mrs. John Sardinha, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Begin . Mr. & Mrs. John Dexter $40

Maurice Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boulet, Mr. & Mrs. Roland LeBlanc; Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Silveira Mr. & Mrs. George R. Manny, Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Lareau, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Richard, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fontaine, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Sylvia Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Lemieux, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Lemieux, Mr. & Mrs. Valmore Gonneville, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jodoin, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Guerette, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Carrier .

Ladies of St. Ann Society

Wareham ST. PATRICK

$300 Rev. James F. Lyons

$200 Mrs. Mary Scott

$100

Francis A. Breagy, Mr. & Mts. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mello, . Frank Krystofolski, Dr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. David Costa Joseph Moore, Edward V. SuIli'$36 van, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Tocci Mr. & Mrs. Rodrique Lussier $60 $35 Mr. & Mrs. Henry McCray Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McKenna $55 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mitchell $30 $50 Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. SulMr. & Mrs. John J. Callahan, livan, Mrs. John Hughes, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. John Filkins, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Winsper, Mr. & Mary Gillis, Mr. & Mrs. William Mrs. Gabriel Folco LeFavor & Family $25 Mary E. Makela, Mrs. Helen Alice & Hazel Davis, Ernest McGlashan, Mr. & Mrs. John B. F. Leucht, In Memory of Agnes SuIlivan McCann, Mr. Ernest Ponte" Mr. $36 & Mrs. Arthur Crowley Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Gaston DeBrosse, $30 Mrs. Joaquim Teixeira, Miss IzMr. & Mrs. Migue Campinha, aura Teixeira, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. Alexis St. Mr. & Mrs. John Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. Philip McEntee Onge $25 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Whitaker, Mr. & Mrs. John Heman, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. David Barry, Mr. Mrs. Martin Flinn, Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Homer Bates, Mr. & Mrs. John Bissonette, Mr. & Mrs. Adolphe L. Billotte, Mr. & Mrs: Joseph Souza Robert Cahoon, Mr. & Mrs. JoMr. & Mrs. Peter GaIary, Mr. seph Campanella & Mrs'- James Mendes, Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. Filenio Cardoza, Mrs. William Bourbo, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur CoIlins, Jr., William Camara, Henry Fortier Mr. & Mrs. James Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. George Landry, Mr. & Mrs. Guilhermo DaSilva, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Caron, Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes & Mrs. Albert Pepin, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Hulot Hayden, Alfred DeFreitas, Edward Mac- Mrs. Esther Kiernan, Mr. & Mrs. Lean Alfred Langdon, Mr. & Mrs. RoMr. & Mrs. Robert Newsham, bert Parece, Mrs. Delmo P. PezMr. & Mrs. Marcel Loranger, zoli Saint Patrick's Circle, Barbara Mrs. William Donlan, Mr. & Mrs. Sanford, Mr. & Mrs. Chester John Freitas

Skinder, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tassinari, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Walsh

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Mattapoisett

ORTINS

ST. ANTHONY

PHOTO SUPPLY

$400

Charles McGowan

$300 Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sullivan

$150 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Downey

$145 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Oliveria

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Verdi, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hauser, Mr. & Mrs. Francis S. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sylvia - Mary Clare Doyle, Mrs. K. Eileen Hurley

$75 Mr. & Mrs. John Connor, Dr.

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HALL'ETT

Funeral Home Inc. 283 Station Avenue South Yarmouth, Mass.

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

& Mrs. Ronald Bilodeau $50

Frank T. Pimental Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Landry, Dr. & Mrs. Jean Webster

VICTOR D'AGUIAR JR., CO.

$35

No Job Too Big Or Too Sman

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cooper, Dr. & Mrs. William Quinlan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gingras, Mr. & Mrs. David Bancroft

Box 170 - Teoticket, Mass. 02536 Res. 97 Main St. E. Falmouth Mass. 02536

$30

GENERAL CARPENTRY AND CONSTRUCTION

-

TEL. 548-0989

Mr. & Mrs. Harold McIsaac, Joan Parkin

$25 Mrs. Kenneth Tuttle, Mr. & Mrs. John Gibbons, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Real Breton, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wayner George Uberty, Dr. Frederick Moore, Mr. & Mrs. CharJes Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Talty, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Leary Mary A. SuIlivan, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Roderick, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zychowicz, Mr. & Mrs. Domingo Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Belanger, Mr. & Mrs. George Hillman, Mrs. John Duff, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Francis, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hillwood Mr. & Mrs. Edward Days, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Antone Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Brito, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Violette, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Clancy.

Mrs. Howard C. Chadwick, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Howard Chadwick

Cornwell Memoria' Chapel Dignified Funeral Service

WAREHAM 295-1810

The Falmouth National Bank FALMOUTH. MASS. By the VillaRe Green Since 1821

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Acushnet ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

$75 A Friend

$50 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Gleason, A Friend

$35 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. LeBlanc, Mr. & Mrs. James Haworth, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry Leo, Yvonne & Violet Boucher, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Charest

$30 Mr.. & Mrs. Nelson Girard, A Friend

THINGS TO RENT FOR EVERY EVENT ®

,.rloR RENTAL C-cn.UYt(R

62' MAIN ST. (RTE. 28) FALMOUTH, MA. 02540 TEL. 548-8809

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pimental, Mr. & Mrs. Leo N. Coons, Mr. & Mrs. George Pimental, Louis M. Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Robillard, A Friend (3), Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Gomes, Lionel Tetreault, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mayer

No Coercion .. The Bible never commands us to believe, though it commends belief. Such a command would be useless. Belief cannot be coerced." - Morris Joseph.

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PARISH TOTALS Continued from Page SwanseaOur Lady of Fatima St. Dominic St. Louis de France St. Michael

Three 7,333.00 5,621.00 8,095.00 3,829.04

New Bedford Area New Bedford Holy Name 10,020.00 Assumption 366.00 Immaculate Conception 5,450.00 18,470.00 Mt. Carmel . Our Lady of Fatima 4,009.00

Our'Ladyof 2,718.00 Perpetual Help 3,236.00 Sacred Heart 1,876.00 St. Anne St. Anthony 2,607.00 'of Padua 790.00 St. Boniface 802.00 St. Casimir St. Francis of Assisi 954.00 St. Hedwig, 1,667.00 St. James 12,362.00 St. John the Baptist 6,714.50 St. Joseph 9,384.50 St. Kilian 9,307.00 St. Lawrence' St. Mary 9,135.00 3,740.00 St. Theresa AcushnetSt. Francis Xavier 2,375.00 Fairhaven. St. Joseph 10,765.00 St. Mary 2,785.50 Sacred Hearts 1,345.00 MarionSt. Rita 1,957.00 MattapoisettSt. Anthony 5,038.00 North DartmouthSt. Julie 9,486.49 South DartmouthSt. Mary 8,075.00 WarehamSt. 'Patrick 6,000.50 WestportSt. George 3,480.00

Taunton Area Taunton Holy Family 6,267.00 Holy Rosary 1,969.00 Immaculate Conception Our Lady of Lourdes Sacred Heart St. Anthony St. Jacques St. Joseph St. Mary St. Paul DightonSt. Peter North DightonSt. Joseph North EastonImmaculate Cone.

RaynhamSt. Ann South EastonHoly Cross

5,459.00 3,834.00 5,379.00 2,203.50 3,598.00 4,506.00 5,543.00 5,884.00 1,630.00 3,048.00 4,915.00 5,452.00 6,035.00

Parishes Attleboro ST. JOSEPH $300 Rev. Ernest N. Bessette $100 St. Joseph's Beano $60 Mr. & Mrs. Harold· Madsen $50 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dumont, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mercier, Mr. & Mrs. George Stafford, Ruth Poirier

Donald Lavin Mr. & Mrs. Joheph McGee $45

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley F. Young, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Partington, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sawyer

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Laferriere Mr. & Mrs. Rene. Dubuc

Chatham

$40

HOLY REDEEMER

Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Joubert, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dubuc Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Maigret

$100 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Cavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Hamrock, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hoenemeyer, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Rewcastle $75 Francis X. Kennedy $50 Mrs. Ethel Comeau, Elvira B. Greer, Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Klein, Jr., Dr. Anne Raleigh McCarthy, Helen M-E McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. George Sullivan

$35

Mr. & Mrs. John Logan, Lucien Paul, Mr. & Mrs. Robert -Boucher, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bellonzi $30 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Harrison, The Misses Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Smith $25 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Boucher, Mr. & Mrs. Kieran, Chapman, Doris Levasseur, Adwilda Cesolini, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lamarre Suds Ya iDuds, The Misses ,Boudreau, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Briand, Suzanne Nolan, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Pinault Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mellon, Mrs. Edward Peck, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Perry, St. Joseph Knights of Altar and St. Joseph Junior Corps .

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Zito, So. Main St. Oil, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Brassard, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Gum, Mrs. Richard Sieber Lucien Salvas, Mrs Jean Fortin Mrs Edwin Miller, Conseil Jeai'll:e D'Arc no. 263, Lilly Boyer

Attleboro Falls

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Mrs. James Andrews $31 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Speight $30

STILL THEY SMILE: Shannon and Sharon Egner of Livonia, Mich., seven-year-old identical twins, didn't get their two front teeth for Christmas; they lost them. Then they brok.e· their left arms within a few days of each other.

ST. MARK

$200.

Mrs. Mildred Nolan $100 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Glode $60 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Gamache $50 Mr. & Mrs. John Gaffney, Mrs. Mary Croke, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas . Parris, Mrs. Mary Croke, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Duffany, Easter Beagle Mr. & Mrs. Clyde DePriest Mary J. McDonough Dr. & Mrs. Daniel DeYoung Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Gautieri $35 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Haggerty, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gingras $30 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Mollins $25 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Rioux, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mrs. Daniel Kiley, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Branagan, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Robert Puhl Mr. & Mrs. James Meloni, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edward Casey, Mr. & Mrs. John Kosar, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Galasso, Mrs. Eliza Houghton Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Barry, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rush, Mr. & Mrs. John E. Shaesgreen, Robert NiCastro, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Langevin Mr. & Mrs. George McGee, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Guillette, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kosinski, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sayewicz, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kenton Mr. & Mrs. Normand Coutu, Mr. & Mrs. Robert -Dion, Mr. & Mrs. Charles MoLear, Mr. & Mrs. Edmund McCracken, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Czekanski Mr. & Mrs. John Ross, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haggerty, Louis ;)..

Sousa, Mr. & Mrs. James Furtado, Mr.' & Mrs. Raymond Coogan

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mauer, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O'Connell Mr. & Mrs.' Joseph Dias, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Connolly, Walter & Grace Feid, Mr. & Mrs. Francis G~lyton Mr. & Mrs. James Meegan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley McMahon Mrs. Grace Fitton, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Furtado, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Dorey, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. David Mdnerney Mr. & Mrs Norman McEnaney Mr. &' Mrs.. Thomas Brennan Sr., Mary Curran

Seekonk ST. MARY

$200 Rev. Hugh J. Munro $150 Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Frnnk Padykula $100 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Durant, Dr. & Mrs. R~lymon Riley $75 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Murray $50

Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Women's Guild, Mr. John Lynch, Mr. Vincent Lynch . $35 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Leddy, Dr. & Mrs:. A. Longobardi, Mrs. Agnes Woodcome $30

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Toppin, Mr. Michael Tansey $25

Mrs. Keram Arabian, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. W.· Cushman, Mr. & Mrs. Rocco DeFruscio, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Emond, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fontaine, Richard G. Giguere, Mrs. A. Hallworth,' Diane G. Harker, Mr.

& Mrs. Lawrence F. Jarvis Mr. & Mrs. Sylva Langlois, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lanoue, A.

Marceau, Mr. & Mrs. John J. McDermott, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Perry Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Theberge, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Voccio, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wildgoose OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL

$225 Rev. George E. Harrison $100 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Weyker $50 Mr. & Mrs. William Heaney

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dinand $25 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Clavin, Mrs. Chester Eldredge, Lawrence Hunter, Mr. & Mrs. James Enright, Mr. & Mrs. James Griffin , Mr. & Mrs. Walter Haarsgaard Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hay, Lawrence Hunter, E. Cecelia Jackson, Mr. & Mrs. Lester Kemp Mr. & Mrs. Walter Lynch, Mercedes Lucas, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Marini, Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Dr. Charles A. Murphy Emily Nolan, E. Page O'Donnell, Helen Page, Mr. & Mrs. George Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Stello Mr. & Mrs. D. George Sullivan, Mrs. Clinton Taylor

Hya'nnis SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER

$50 Mrs. Richard M. O'Neil, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Souza Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Deveney Mrs. Candace V. Flaherty Margaret E. McLean $40

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Lough. lin, Judge & Mrs. John P. Curley, Jr. ' James C. Mackey $35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Flynn $32 $40 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ames Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schiffnan $30 Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph K'lsia:t Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rocheteau, Jr. $35 Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Medeiros Mr. & Mrs. Everett McPhlllips $25 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin W. Arn'lld Mr. & Mrs. Normand C. Nault, $25 Charles A. Coyle, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. John Langell, Mr. Avelino J. Dutra, Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Manuel Pacheco, Mr. & Joseph McManus, Mrs. George Mrs. Pedro N. 'Mendes, Mr. & A. Robertson Mrs. Clyde Curry, Mrs. Jeanne Marie L. Chamberlain, Mr. & Rose Mrs. Julius F. Morin Sr., Mr. & Mrs. ,Louise Fallon, Mr. & Mrs. Cedric T. Sears, Mr & Mrs. Mrs. James Araujo, Mr. & Mrs. George T. Lampert, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Holland, Mr. & Mrs.' Rudolph J. Grenache Paul Given, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Brown, leiter Mr. & Mrs. James A. Clary, Mr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Bovi, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. Holmes, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Barnes, Mr. & & Ms. Zygmund Karolczak, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Anthony, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Amaral, Mr. & & Mrs. Gil Raposo Mary Murphy, Evelyn L. CroMrs. Philip Hill nin, Mrs. Magaret Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Peter~, & Mrs. Donald Chase, Me. & Mr. Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wolfe, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Viall, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Drew Mrs. Charles Grossman, Dr. & To Share His Will Mrs. Ronald Ricco Mr. & Mrs. William F. SUlHVi\n '~Prayer is not a vain attempt Dr. & Mrs. 'Peter A. Pizzarello, to change God's will; it is a filial Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ellis, Mr. & desire to learn God's will and Mrs. Robert Kaveny, Mr. & Mrs. share it. tt George A. ButtRobert Stellmack ri,k.

• Pocasset ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST

$250 Rev. James A. Clark $50 Rev. James V. Lowery C.S.C. Mr. & Mrs. Otto P. Becker, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Haas $30 Anonymous $25 Mr & Mrs. Daniel Asquine, Mr. Paul Nugent, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dungan, Mr.- & Mrs. Edward J. Kenny, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Medeiros Mr. & Mrs. Neal Hayes, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cassidy, Mr. Roland Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Huff, Mr. & Mrs. George Henrikus Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grant, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Tracy, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Besse, Anonymous

$25 Anne Borden, Thomas Corey, Anne Cote, Mrs. Wallace' Fairbanks, Mrs. ·Leonard Greenhalgh, Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Feeney, Margaret R. Feeney, Cyrill Marcille, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pichette Catherine Wrigley Mr. & Mrs. -Edward Phillips, Edward Daley Mr. & Mrs. George Carayanes, Mr. & Mrs. Williarri Lomax, Mrs. John Markland, John L. Mercer, Mrs. John L. Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Thompson Elaine Banks ST. MICHAEL

$1000 Rev. Joseph Oliveira $200 Rev. Manuel T. Faria $25 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Lennon Lorena & Mary Pacheco

Fall River

ST. PATl!ICK

OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Scully $50 In memory of Mr. & Mrs. George V. Broderick, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Darcy & Family $25 Mr. & Mrs. George Biltcliffe, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Biszko, Mrs. James Coyle, Joseph Crofton, In memory of Edward J. Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fletcher, In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. For~m, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gutkowski, John Maguire Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Moreira Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Clovis Saucier, John J. Shay, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Suart, Woodrow Tracy

$35 David Rogers $30 John M. Arruda, Jose Lindo $25 Manuel & Mary Velho, Victor Santos, John Tenchara, John J. Souza Mr. & Mrs. William Rackowski John Carreiro Manuel Pestana OUR LADY OF HEALTH

$200 Holy Name Society $100 Ladies Guild of O. L. Health Holy Rosary Society Irmandade do Espirito Santo $50 St. Vincent de Paul Society $25 In Memory of Joseph F. Vieira Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Silvia A Friend (2) IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$50 Immaculate Conception Women's Guild $45 Peter Sullivan $40

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McHenry $30 Kenneth Boyer, In Memory of Frank and Susan DaPola Rosemary Dussault $25 William Benevides, George Charbonneau, John 'F.. Mooney

Assonet ST. BERNARD

$75 Robert Blake $30 Francis Kenney $25 Robert Martel, Mary Lowe, Philip Carvalho, Francis Gilbert

Swansea OUR LADY OF FATIMA

$100 Mrs. Mason Cleveland $50 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Keating $40 Anne V. Fayan $35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles West $30 William R. Mahoney Jr. $25 Mr & Mrs. Joseph A DeNardo Mr. & Mrs. l;Ioward Eaton, Mr. & Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. Russell Ormerod, Mrs. Raymond Sweeney, Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. William T. Rogers Mr.

New Bedford HOLY NAME

$200 Rev. Thomas L. Rita $100 Mr. & Mrs. Guido Coucci Frank R. Leary $52 Monica Zygiel $50 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Carter, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Eric Erickson, In Memory of the Foley Family, Mrs. John V. O'Neil, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. JJames Wilson Jr.. $30 Mr. & Mrs. John Flood, Mrs. Thomas Poulos Mr. & Mrs. Walter Carter Constance Zygiel $25 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A Joseph, Mrs. Edwin Livingstone, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. John E. Macedo, Mr. & Mrs. GHbert Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Snell Mr. & Mrs. Dorwin Stockwell, Mr. & Mrs. }ienry Wright Mr. & Mr~ Emile Camanrlona Mr. & Mrs. Paul McManus Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sylvie S

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

$100 St. Vincent de Paul $52 Marcotte Family

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17

Game of 'Wh«t)'11 Be Next?'

Has Many VOltican Players

By John Muthig VATICAN CITY (N'C) - Several of Italy's major dioceses, which have given the Church five of its six 20th-century Popes, are awaiting new bishops.

Despite the new international flavor which the next papal election will have, officials speculate that the next pope will probably be Italian. If so, chances are good that his name might be found on an upcoming list of episcopal appointments for Italy.

With three of Italy's leading churchmen, Cardinals Michele Pellegrino, Ermenegildo Florit and Giovanni Colombo, about to leave their posts, the guessing game begins.

One scenario, offered by an Italian rumor mill, would put Cardinal Sergio ,Pignedoli, president of the Vatican's Secretariat for Non-Christians, in Florence.

This close friend of the Pope Paul who some say is the Pope's' personal choice as his successor, would stand a better chance of being elected pontiff after working a while in a major archdiocese.

Affable, pastorally oriented Cardinal Pignedoli would also bring new zest to Florence, where conservative, intellectual Cardinal Florit has exercised a IS-year ministry.

The same Italians who see Cardinal Pignedoli in Florence

$50 Mrs. Pasquale Nicolaci Mr. & Mrs. Baptist J. Vercellone $35 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Bono $25 , League of St. Francis of Assisi

predict that Rome's vicar Cardinal, Ugo Poletti, will be heading to his native North as either archbishop of Turin or Milan.

It is hard to say why, but Cardinal Poletti seems to have fallen into disfavor here. Impeccable sources within the Rome diocese point out that the cardinal-vicar, who administers the See of Rome for Pope Paul, played almost no part in the reorganization of his own diocese, made public by Pope Paul in January.

Another possble successor for Turin or Milan is Bishop Alberto Ablondi of Leghorr. The 52- year old prelate, a northerner, is popular and pastorally active.

Some non-Italian observers see 54-year-old Rosminian Bishop Clement Riva as the perfect successor to Cardinal Pellegrino in industrial Turin.

Bishop Riva, the Rome auxiliary in charge of some of the city's poorest sections, is a bright progressive who deeply feels the need for bishops, to work closely with their priests and among the poor.

One of the important Northern industrial cities could also go to a Sicilian, Cardinal Salvatore Pappalardo, 58, who has proved himself to be a far-sighted and tireless archbishop of Palermo.

Some say there is an outside chance that papal undersecretary of state, Archbishop Giovanni Benelli, might leave his key Vatican post to return to his native Tuscany as archbishop of Florence.

Most agree, however, that he will stay on as right-hand man of Pope Paul VI. The aging Pope could hardly do without Archbishop Benelli, who has a hand in almost every important decision made here, and in many minor ones as well.

Somerset ST. JOHN OF GOD

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Nobrega Manuel B. Silvestre, Daniel Tavares, Mrs. Marie C. Ventura ST. THOMAS MORE

ST. ELIZABETH

$100 Rev. Horace J. Travassos, Mr. & Mrs. William J. Gibney Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Foley Jr. In Memory of Frederick J. Sherry ST. JOSEPH Henry Gurl $50 $125 Mr. & Mrs. James Crivaro, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O'Connell Mr. Edwin Doolan, Mr. & Mrs. $100 . John O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Mr. & Mrs. Nester G. Silva E. Shovelton $75 $30 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. O'ConMr. & Mrs. James Harrington nell $26 $50 Mr. & Mrs. Ben E. Paskavit,C'h Mary Cullen $40 $25 Joseph D. Harrington, Mr. & Mrs. Chester Baker, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. John Mulrooney Mrs. Gilbert Calara, Mr. & Mrs. ~ $35 William F. Croke, Mr. & Mrs. Hillard Nagle Gerald Curt, Mr. & Mrs. William $30 J. Holland, Mrs. Frank H. JohnMr. & Mrs. Richard Lown, son, Mr. & Mrs. Austin J. 0' Helen McAvoy, Mr. & Mrs. Wil- Toole, Atty. & Mrs. F. A 'ROdliam Nugent rigues, Florence M. Sullivan Arthur Hannafin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kelley ~r. & Mrs. Walter Nichipor .

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sullivan $25 Marine Woodcraft, Inc. St. Elizabeth's CYO

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New Bedford OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL

$250 St. Vincent de Paul Conference $100 Mr. & Mrs. John Oliveira, Rev. George F. Almeida $80 Mr. & Mrs. Hemiterio Sousa $50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A Carvalho $40 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Rego, Mr. & Mrs. Jose Francisco Rosa

$35 Joao P. Amaral, Jr.

ST. JOSEPH

$150 .Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Seguin $50 Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Tousignant $40

Theotime LeBlanc

$30 Louise. Seguin

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Beaulieu, Mr. & Mrs. George J. Cote, Mr. & Mrs. Herve J. Couture, Mr. & Mrs. William Krouzek, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Lamontagne' Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Masse, Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Robert, Mr. & Mrs. George Vezina, Joseph Vezina, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Villeneuve Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Barber

$30

..

Troop 11 Boy Scouts & Parents, Mrs. Eileen F. Cabral

Fairhaven

$25 Mrs. Mary Aguiar, Mr. & Mrs. John S. Cabral, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Correia, Mr. & Mrs. Jose de Costa, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Ferreira Mr. & Mrs. Charles Florio, Mr. & Mrs. Antone Garcia, Mr. & Mrs. James Machado, Maria M. Medeiros, Mrs. Maria J. Medeiros, Mrs... Helen de Mello, Maria Oliveira, Bernice F. Rose, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel F. Rose, Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Tavares Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Sylvia

ST. JOSEPH'

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP

$30 In Memory of Frank & Rosalie Jeglinski, Charles Rutkowski $25 Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Dubois The Boc Family, A Friend (2) ST. HEDWIG

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dobyna ST. JAMES

$300 Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill $100 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fontaine $80

The Mahoney Family

$55 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Clark $50 Sandra Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. William Batty Jr., John G. Leva, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dwyer

$30 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Regan & Family Mr. & Mrs. William Whalen $25 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whittle, Mr. & Mrs. Edward O'Rourke, Mr. & Mrs. Adam Zych, Mr. & Mrs. Carmino Arena, Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Mello Neal Wall, Dr. E. C. Vogt, Gabrielle Cotnoir, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bernier, William O'Malley Clifton M. Southworth, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Percival, Mr. & Mrs Donald Cordeiro, Mr. & Mrs. 'John Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kelley, Mary Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Leon Bellavance, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Paiva, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lamoureux

Living Stones.

"The Church is a house of God built of living stones, a spiritual house for a holy priesthood." - Origen

$100 Dr. & Mrs. Mark Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saladino Association of The Sacred Hearts, Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Brault, Mr. & Mrs. G. Gerret.

Schuler, Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Nicolaci, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald' Tache $75 Rita Antonsen, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dias, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Vincent $50 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Manley, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Sequin, Rosaria Nicolaci, Margaret Soares, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Vaudry David Wade, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Welsh, Mr. & Mrs. Armand Marien Rita Antonsen, Mr. & Mrs. John E. Lima Jr., Daniel. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sullivan $45 Eva & Martha Bisaillon, Eleanor & Jean Cyr $40 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Bouley, Matthew O'Malley

$38 Mr. & Mrs. Antone Perry $35 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. James Hohohan, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Balboni, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Burke Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Benoit Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Balboni $32 Mr. & Mrs. August Gonsalves $30 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. James Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Charles Joseph, Mr. & Mrs John Dwyer, In Memory of Kathryn Mary Lynch, Margaret Manghan, Mr. & Mrs. James McDonough $25 Mr. & Mrs. Eliot Bennett, Mr. & Mrs. Ead Chandler, Mr. & .. Mrs. Harold Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Enos Days, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Connor Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Doyle, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fernandez, Mr. & Mrs. George Fortin, Vivian Francis, Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon Gladu Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Goldrick, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Harding, Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hogan, Mr. & Mrs. Grover Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. James B. Lanagan Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lopes, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. MCQuillan, Mr.

& Mrs. Albert Moquin, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Olivera Mr. & Mrs. Roger Picard, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rielly, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Robinson, Mrs. Aurore Silva, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Rose Walter Silveira, Bertha Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Starvish, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Tangney, Mr. &, Mrs.. James Greenway Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lubker, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Paiva Mr. & Mrs. Anson Paine, Mr. & Mrs. John Souza, Helen Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Borges, Mr. & Mrs. Anton~ DeTerra, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Costa, Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Dulude, Thomas Robinson ,Bertha Smith, The Soares Family, 'Ralph Souza, Frederic Dube, Mr. & Mrs. Augusts Medeiros, Beatrice Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Pelletier

ST. MARY

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ehmann

$65 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Hart

$50 Mrs. Anna Mello, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Gaudreau

$38 Mr. & Mrs. Antone Costa, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Walter Urban & Manuel Allua $35 Mr. & Mrs. John A Wojcik, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bouley, Mr. & Mrs. Weber R. Torres, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Lipsett $30 Mr. & Mrs. Alex. Gonsalves, Dr. & Mrs. Denis Brault, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Grenon, Walter Urbanek $25 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Boutin, Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Labrie SA'CRED HEART $50 Orner Pothier

$35 Leo Lake

$25 Leonard Cejka, Arnold Cejka, Joseph M~lrtel

Marion ST. RITA

$300 Rev. Justin J. Quinn $125 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mead' $100 Mr. & Mrs. Claude Ellis $35 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ruszkiewicz $25 Mr. & Mrs. Elderic Barry, Robert Coutu, Mr. & Mrs. Jere Donahue, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Letendre, Mr. & Mrs. Fletcher Long Mr. & Mrs. Edmund McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. William McLaughlin, Mr. & Mrs. Everett Normand, Peter Rezendes, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rogers Mrs. Edmund J. Valley, Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Wiker $500 Rev. John F. Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Aiello $250 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A Weaver $200 Dr. & Mrs. E. Deane Freitas

$100

$26

Rev. John J. Steakem, In memory of Timothy J., Mary A, Agnes G. & Katherine V. Sullivan, Mary C. Halloran, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Smith

In Memory of Hugh J. Carney,

$75 Mary A & Winifred F. Keneally, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Harrington, Jr.

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Emmett P. Almond Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Beedem, Marion S. Freitas, E. Gertrude Gleason & Mary C. Gleason, Col. Silas R. Langlois Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Luby, Evelyn L. Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. Albert A Silvia, Mr. & Mrs. John T. Ward $40 Misses Hannigan

$35 Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Lambert

$30 B. G. Ret. & Mrs. Charles B. Clavin, Roberta K. Dutra, Mr. & Mrs. John Morris Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. William Winsper Mr. & Mrs. Roger Tougas, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Cote, Mrs. Joseph E. Tomlinson, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Boyer, Mrs. Nelson Cleveland Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cleveland, Michael'Cordeira, Beatrice B. Freitas, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Furtado, Joseph Harding Mr. & Mrs.Edward V. Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mahoney, J. Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pittman, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ponte Rene SaVoie, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Stone, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vieira, Clara M. Weeks Mrs. A C. Wobecky, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zukowski, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Callaghan, In memory of Lucia R. and Claudia B. Perry

So. Dartmouth ST. MARY

$200 Dr. & Mrs. Arthur F. BucJ,!tly

$100 Mr. & Mrs. James F. McHugh, Dr. & Mrs. Louis Miskell, Mr. & Mrs. Owen F. Hackett, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Bratty

$75 Mary T. Luiz, Mr; & Mrs. James Barrett

$52 Olivia M. Luiz

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo DeMello, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. DeMello, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hayes, Mrs. Alvaro Rodriques Mr. & Mrs. Neil Fitzgerald, Helen & Margaret Gamble, William Martin, Mr., & Mrs. George Ponte, James Quinn, Rosemary Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Paul Clark Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Morency Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parsons $40 Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Hunt

$35 Judge & Mrs. August C. Taveira, Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Caron, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel DeMello Mr. & Mrs. James Madigan, Mr. & Mrs. William Z Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boyce

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dwyer, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Maher, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Martin

$25 Mrs. Francis S. Winsper, 'Helen Aubertine Brough, Manuel Perry, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Caron Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mrs. Isaac Dawson John DeMello, Jr., Mrs. Eli Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes, Jr., M. Cora Guilmet, Mrs. Vincent L. Hughes, Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Menard, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Murphy, Judge & Mrs. George Ponte, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ponte, Rita E. . Powers Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Re'ardon, Alice Sheerin, Mary E. Sheerin, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Sylvia Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Ladetto, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Quinn Mrs. Wilbert Divis

East Taunton HOLY FAMILY

$200 A Friend

$100 A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Raposa

$72 A Worker

$60 Stephen Punda

$50 Helen Cameron, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Machado, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chamberlan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mozzone, Manuel Gomes

$32 Stanley Slavick

$30 A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Dutra, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Howard, Charles Kenyon, Mr. & Mrs. Don 'Parish, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Dutra

$25 Manuel Rose Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Thomas White, Mr. & Mrs. David Cain, Antone Pereira, A Friend Mr. & Mrs. Edward Booth, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Castro, Mr. & Mrs. John Cwiekowski, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenzo Grosso Mr. & Mrs. Frank .Jaros, James Kenyon, Mr. & Mrs. John D. Martin, John F. McCarthy & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Edward McGarry Mr. & Mrs. Fernand Medeiros, Helen Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Mozzone, Ann Murphy, Mary Murphy Peter Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Armand Moreira, Edward & Louise Punda, Mr. & Mrs. John W. Shea Cora Silverman, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Vargas

Taunton HOLY ROSARY

$260 Franciscan Fathers, OFM, Conv. $50 Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Lemaire

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Woodward

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bzdula, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Kalacznik, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Levesque, Anita Maciejowski Edward T. Julian, Adolph & John Linek, Mr. & Mrs. Elwin Nickerson, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Plonka & Son Thaddeus & June Strojny

â&#x20AC;˘ Taunton IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$450 Rev. William H. O'Reilly $100 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Courcy, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wojtkunski, Mr. & Mrs. W. Desrosier, Mr. & Mrs. J. Correia $50 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Dubois, Allan Curley, Flangheddy Family William Leonard, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thrasher, Mrs. A. Waterman $35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kingsbury $30 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Legere, Robert Boule, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Paulson, Sr. $25 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Andrews, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Colton, James Dinneen, Mary Dinneen William Dinneen, Kavin Oowd, Mr. & Mrs. George Ducharme, Mary A. Foley, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hoye Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Isaacsen, Mr. & Mrs. John Keily, Elizabeth Leahy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leo- . nard, Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Mador, Mr. & Mrs. C. McCarthy Memorial to Lauretta Miller, Philip Paulson, Mary Power, Richard G. Power, Walter & Ann Precourt, Mrs. George Sherry, Mr. & Mrs. James Wall, Leo & Mary Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Louis Desrosier OUR LADY OF LOURDES

$250 Rev. Manuel M. Resendes

$60 George Pelletier $50

St. Vincent de Paul Conference, James P. Silvia

$30 Alfred Pimental, John P. Baptiste, Adelino Paulo $26 William Viera $25 Dr. & Mrs. David Gouveia, Tavares Family, August Varella, Cecilia Mattos, Rose Mattos Robert Mendes, Richard Olson, Edward Franco, Sylvina Fernandes SACRED HEART

$100 Katherine McMahon

$60 Rose O'Donnell $50 Elizabeth Brady, Helen Brady, Alice C. Carney, Marguerite Cronan, Mr. & Mrs. Coy Folcik Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kelly, Mrs. Edward J. McCaffrey $45 Mrs. John Boudreau & Family $35 Mary Kennedy, Gertrude McBreen, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Pierce $30 Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. & Mrs. James A. Cooke, James Kevican, Mr. & Mrs. William Leger, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strojny $25 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Edvyard Callahan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dewey, Mr. & Mrs. John Goldrick, Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs. Edna Lincoln, Eileen MacCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mansfield Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy, Rita O'Donnell, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Perry, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Rebello Jr., Mrs. Vincent & Richard E. Scully Mrs. Claude Simmons, Edward Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith, Roberta Smith, Eugene Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Francis Unsworth, Mary & Josephine Welch, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Pigeon, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Travers, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Soitos ST. ANTHONY

$200 Rev. George A. Amaral

$50 Robert Burnett, John Ferreira

$30 Herculano Costa, Charles Ferreira $25 Louis Dansereau, David B. Dean & Co., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gula, Alfred Silva, Leonard Rocha Hilda Veloze, Joseph Vaz, Francisco Aguiar, John Correia, John Coelho, Joseph Victorino SAINT JACQUES

$300 Rev. Andre P. Jussaume $100 Adrienne Lemieux $50 Gerard Bonenfant $40 Wesley Schondek $35 John Keene $33 Charles Rocheleau $30 Clarina Hamel $25 Francis Guay, Normand Hamel, Richard Hamel, Regina Hebert, Leo Murhpy, Paul Ouillette, Edna Riley, David Silva, Mrs. Walter Taylor ST. MARY

$100 James R. Tormey

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Quinn, William Smith, Robert J. Sullivan, Joseph F. Wade $40

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tokarz

$30 Mrs. R. Drake, Joseph E. Floor Family, Joseph O'Boy $2$ Mr. & Mrs. William Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Caron, Mrs. Lawrence & Miss Luanne Laughlin, Mr. & Mrs. John R. Moore, Mrs. L. Munise Mr. & Mrs. J. Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. James E. McGovern, In Memory of Francis J. O'Boy, K. Tormey ST. JOSEPH

$250 Josephine S. Rico & John D. Agostini $200 Rev. William E. Farland $150 Rev. Herbert T. Nichols $60 Mr. & Mr~. Edward J. LaPre $50 Catherine R. Kervick, Maribeth Dahill, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Desrosiers, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Ducharme & Family The Garvin Family, Mr. & Mrs. William Scully, K. Helen Smith $35 Mr. & Mrs. David Gay, Mr. &

Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald, Estella Margarido Joseph A. Medeiros

Mrs.

$30 Helen R. Dahill, Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Kingsley, Jr.,' Mr. & Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Robert Silveira $25 Doris Bartone, Mr. & Mrs. Ed,ward Cayton, Mrs. Anna Champney, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chaves, Rose & John Costova Mr. & Mrs. William E. Dias, Jennie Driscoll, John P. Latham, Mr. & Mrs. William McGann, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McKenna Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nixon, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ricketts, Raymond Scully, Judge & Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr. & Mrs. John Steen Mr. & Mrs. William Trucchi, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Yorkoski Mrs. Charlotte Carr, Esther.

Johnson, Mrs. Mary Maxwell, Mary McNearney ST. PAUL

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 12, 1977

$40

$35 Richard A. Donahue Dr. & Mrs. George Schloemer

$25 'In Memory of Arthur and Katherine Wright, Norman LaFrance, John Burke, Philbert Torres, Leo Duffy, Philip R. Layne Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dutra, Mr. & Mrs. Antone Medeiros, Holy Name Society

No. Easton IMMACULATE

CONCEPTION

$500 Rev. Joseph F. O'Donnell

$125 Kathryn E. Healey

$100 Buckley Family, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Palano

$75 Dr. & Mrs. James F. McCourt, Mr. & Mrs. John Parkes

$800

$50

Rev. Msgr. Joseph C. Canty

Rev. John Daly, C. S. C., A Friend, Mary Buckley, Mr. & Mrs. Clement J. Coughlin, Charles E. Harvey Margaret Healey, Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Ingemi, Mrs. Charles McCarthy, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs. Leroy L. VanDeCarr

$150 Talbot T. Tweedy, Inc.

$75 Lillian White

$50 Dominic Casella, Frank Casella, Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Silva, Mr. & Mrs. John Connors Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Patenaude, Salvatore Spinelli $40 Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Hill, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ryan $36 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mastromarino $35 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Griffin, Joseph Giannini, Olivia Giannini, Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Olsen $30 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mr. & Mrs. John Botellio Mr. & Mrs. Aylre Cormier $25 Mrs. W. Baxter-Green, Edmund Milot, Mr. & Mrs. Paul O'Boy, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Tosti, F. Vernon Harrica Manuel Martin, Mr. & Mrs. William Brelsford, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Gedritis, Eva Brunelle, Philip Farley Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dooley, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Albert Nunes, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edward Castle lin Memory of Leonard J. Goslin, Rita Carroll, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Sowyrda, Jeremiah McCarty

Dighton ST. PETER

$200 Montfort Fathers $50 Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Deslauriers $30 Mr. & Mrs. Norman K. Smith $25 Mr. & Mrs. John Smith, Dr. Rose Borges, Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Rose, Mr. & Mrs. John A. Goulart, Mr. & Mrs. John Pelletier Mrs. Eward Zagrondy, St. Vincent de Paul Society

N. Dighton ST. JOSEPH

$300 'Rev. William F. O'Connell $50

Mrs. James Williams

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$40

Mrs. Mildred Deady, Alice U. Harvey, Catherine J. Harvey, Grace F. Harvey, Mary V. Harvey $30 Mr. & Mrs. George A. Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, Somerville Family

$25 A Friend, Mary Byrnes, Cecelia Cardoza, Mr. & Mrs. David M. Cleary, Mrs. Leon Corsini ' In Memory of Catherine Q. Dineen, Mr. & Mrs. James Doherty, Mr. & Mrs. James Gallagher, Mr & Mrs. John Graca Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James K. Hegarty Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hannigan, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kron, Mr. & Mrs. Edward LaBelle, Mrs. Anna C. Loud, John Lowndes Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. James McAuliffe, Catherine McMenamy, Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. James D. Mullen, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. William J. O'Connell, Mrs. William O'Connell, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. John Reardon, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stone, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Wilde, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wooster

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bettencourt, Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Fountain, Richard Souza

$35 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Murby, Mr. & Mrs. David Hutchinson, ,Barbara O'Brien

$30 Bernice Fountain, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Taylor

$25 Mary McGrath, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Galligan, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Foley, ,Bruce Wilcox, Alfred Fraga Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DelSignore, Mrs. Sidney Roberts, Raymond Paine, Arthur Howell, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas LaFleur Mrs. Doris Connors, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Sargent, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel DeMello, Mr. & Mrs. John G. Manganaro Brenden Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. John Welch, Mr. & Mrs. Richard White, Mr. & Mrs. James Mulvihill, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Platt, Jolin L. Dooley

So. Easton HOLY CROSS

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kairys $40

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Peterson

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Daly, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Spillane

Fall River ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL $600

Rev. Msgr. John J. Regan

$200 Margaret M. Lahey St. Vincent de Paul Conference

$150 Cathedral Women's Guild

$50 In Memory of Jere Holland Gertrude O'Loughlin Claire O'Toole $30 Mr. & Mrs. James Frank

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holleran Mr. & Mrs. William A. Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. August Mello, Mrs. Stephen O'Toole, Mrs. Eugene Ponton, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Raposa

North Attleboro SACRED HEART

$150 'Joseph Brassette

$100 M. Ann Hill, A Friend

$50

Raynham

In Memory of Dora Goulet

$40

ST. ANN

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dion

$25

$350 Rev. Gerald T. Shovelton

$200 Dr. Maurice Lagace

$100 In Memory of Dominic P. Cirino, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mealy, Theodore Kapala $60 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ennis

$50 Almon Turner, Mr. & Louis Secatore, Mr. & Thomas M. Ross, Mr. & Frank Bedford, Reginald mier, Mr. & Mrs. Richard met Mr. & Mrs. Paul Torney

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Achin, Mr. & Mrs. James Hannon, A Friend M. Jeannette Achin, Mr. & Mrs. John Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Piette, Mrs. Arthur Roy

Woods Hole ST. JOSEPH

$100 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. CorOui-

Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Rickey

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Harley Knebel

$35 Mr & Mrs Harold McComiskey $25 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Faria

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