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Auburn'' - - 'Ipie March meeting of the c ^ ^ - . t ^ a e s Club of Mt. Caroiel ifgh-{School'will be h e i r March',% following "a pot
J&eijalea; for 6^30
-Bev- Brenaaft. HOUritea Q. Cam).-, principal, is moderator- of Alje club. -
Itick -supper pJ33, ' v ;. • -f*
Mrs. Harold,E. Beltoer, ehafi^f mail of the committee of soph->jnore rootherafplanttfog the meeting, Has announced that these attending are to bring a hot dish, salad, or .dessert. The committee 1^'lurnibi'the.rteat.' • •
Members of Sirs. Bellner's com-
Camel €irk Wk 4ia#etba$ Finale
Anbnrn — ISighr • School -
"Ehe WL 0arme) Girls basketball
team emerged victorious in its final game of the seapsw when it defeated DeSales High School «f Geneva on Tuesday- by a score of 38-17. High scsrers .to* the Auburn girls wre Susan Com-
mltt'ee are Mesfaaws ,An&oriy'lng, Patrllla Sdieftlc. Joan Ififc Slate Thomas J. Bwnnari, j^f^aj.PaWda.Wfe««w..w.4Clw» geph T. C3<%llone, Michael €er - ' H y e* vo, Frank J^Pahey, A Howard j>af, Leonard' A. Greene, Joseph L» lynch; .G^pi&H. Starawr afri. &avld WalleiS,
Dr. Joseph- F. Kaiplnskt v?iM sbowjcolor slides to Illustrate UU talk oa Ms experience white TO* toripg through Europe- Mrs. Her-
Mars. Thomas McGee, girls * th letic director, points c u t that the guards-, Kathryn Cuddy, leathering Heverin, Carol- Atoms and Patricia- Coleman played an outstanding garhe.
Other members o£ the- girls varsity for t h e season 3«st terminated were Mary Jerome, Carol Pesarchidkf Nancy Lavler, Anne
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bBrt T. Anderson, president, "wiBispjQeiijr K a r e n " Wells, Eunice conduct huslness meeting-
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Mothers Assist In School Library MOTHERS CIX*B members of St. Alpbonsus Parish, Auburn help out aa library assistants at the school library daring school hours. In jpfioto {from left) Jponnid Tend* ©j Michael J)'AEOS« fino, 9j Mrs, Francis T. Sysa, MrS, John !F. Gls^on, Mrs, ?»«1 J. Burrow; and airs, Thoma*.
'A. Barfs, volunfeersj Barbara. Ryan, 8; Ann Brono, 8» and Mary Slahoney. & tA« G. Turby Photo.)
Geneva Reports Bergeron a n d Kathleen Walters, ,— - 0 - — , ,
Mission Society lechny, »fc - (NC*~Amer.
kan-born membeM and cancji. iates- af fee ^sdetf af -&8 ^ vine ^Verd rrfs^lowries number 1,143, it Is-*-reported in the rectory of. Heme Parishes, pub- , _ . , _ _ . . _ __. , , _ „ . , ^ J.„„..,J„,.^ _ .„ Hshed here by the socie^r lor its l o n e i ^ , pon4«,"*Gud's love for .ttiVliisses ^itfe ChaeeSa "and personnel, • uji ond ours for Him," Father t ena Costa. ,
Achilles of the Imroaculate Heart; „ * ,•. «' ' " • " of Xlarj- Seminary advised Gen,! G u e s ^ f?-1 - tne w u ^ ^ w ^ e v -eva Chapter, Catholic Nfe t e , at Raymond F, Holan» pastor of St * Holy Bmir program' i | , the \ Stepiien's partshj Rev», |bjtn
Catholic Nurses Hold §\Boiy Eguv Program
Geneva—''Let each of u s in our Cee*ere a n d Mary BaUstreti and
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Father 'Achilles s tated. ! that **lon«iness was given M Christ He, ^wnt to, join hts/AiAsstles in prayer but they wpr^lieejji and: He prajed ol«ie_iuid asked His' Heavenly Fatfier, *My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaJsen-; M e r " - . .
THE SPEAKER; pointM * out • that.,""We .aire alcne in human' syffertng.- there is n loneliness
| in yotjih struggling to be on their own. There te loneliness in ' grown-ups- who must maive. important decfelonralone. . •
"There is loneliness in the- sep«
Duffy aria Rev, Baymond Eihg-wood of S t Stephen's; aijd Bev. Joseph Bernier of the ^lessed Sacrament Fathers of St; Jean's Church, N*w York
April S. meeting will
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luiiini CDI laises Eoxeip Relief Fund
Ajabdrn — A collection for the F*e<3-A-Famlly program of the Foreign Relief, National Council of Catholic Women was taken .at the March meeting of Auburn Catholic Daughters of America hejld "at their home. - Three packages' jitf&\ he forwarded, . \
B«3fl* Clerard. ^ , Culi, <rourt chapjtttn gave a short Wogrnph-le# sketch of St. Patrick. Thorn* as /^ l i^abb sang several Irish SQife accompanied on the piano by/Mrs, George M. Frajjk. Mrs. •Ciarence Hayden njsp sang and
held ''wW aecompanied £y-Mi$s Eliz-/ abettt Refedort
AUXILIARIES
«sslstantTpr|iicij«i!.lv^f the School of Nuribij i t Craig Colony spoke ,f o jhembei^ $i ©ansviBe- CoHn-cil, 'STniEhts of ,;CoJ,urflJius Att^Hiarffdurini an assemBly. a t the last meeting, jfe? topic* was. "Nurses Responsibility To-%var<j Meeting the^Spijitnsl Needs t3fthelll,« ' - . - . . •
Two films, showing the work of Maryknoll missionaries in for. eigif lands were shown. Menibers voted to donate $100 to sponsor a Maryknoll nun Jrt her ^vofk after the Alms were jshown.
The auxiliary will attend Stations of the Cross at St, Patrick Church} Dansvillei Good Friday, AprHSafr^Ojhni, . *
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, Seton Sroups In Action
&tm 1 E A 1 C H of Seton Workers of St, Mary's Sosjital met Wednesday, March IS at the home of Mrs. Bonald A Kraft-schick in Thnrlow Drive.
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18TH BSAKCJK will meet at the home of Mrs, Donald An-dre»£j* Grosvenor B«ad, Saturday, March 22,'
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,4?TH BRANCH w«l meet at the home of Mrs. Oliver D-JSisen-
vhsti,- -giiis. &rtve, Wednesday, March 26,
College, will give ,;the next lecture on March 26. SrIe~vvHl speak on nursing, as a career and the influence of the Catholic mother in her home and her'conununity.
•Nazareth College s t u d e n t s formed a panel that discussed j the need of a higher education for Catholic wernen In the series first program. The panel was .made, up of Mary' Ann Wood-
• Ward, Joanne Brown, Mtartha Sullivan and Moya Neville." . •
Girl Scouts Marie Week. With Communion Breakfost
- In oteerat lonfgoQfol H o o r
Week, the Cirii Seneca, Falls
of Girl Scout Scouts of St. Patrick** Parish.
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axatien by death of husband and together with their leaders at-w?ife, and the loneliness t»f *epa- j tended' .thet 8 mm. Mass In - S t ratten from family and friends, • F a trick Church on'Sunday, Mar,
"We are here to let God .know* I t lJ+, . w „ . t * . . f „ „ . i .M in that His tore Is not forgotten.)w n u A breakfast was n«a..m. Dut t>t love He vas bom poor in ! &* auditorium after Mass, a huatte s t ab le . , .out of love j The tec^fast was arranged He worked humbly 3D years '
H u g e Success
Sewsca Falls'— About 15& high school age |jarisWoners of S t Patrick's parish turned out Sun* day *venlr»ir to attend the dinner and social hour held in the auditorium. A baffet funcheon was
MTH BRANCH will meetrln the Nurses Home lounge, Tuesday noon, March 23. Hostesses will be Mefdames Urban DeCoa* ick, Havmqad Hasenaner, Arthur Taylor, Alfred Wittman,
S9TH IfBAKCK received Holy Commuhioh irt a body at St Mary Church. Sunday, March 16,
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•' St. Agnfes fflprSchoal nas iiiitlatea a career night gm*-ance'fHPQgrem durtog- fWs moi#, "Aspeets of various career* are given t o j t t students each Wednesday during: March
ning- an assemBly. " . {: % » ' ' ' ' ' • Mrs kioharci Tromneter, who &aVe "porfejjn the forthcoming
».««.-» t ^ t « i - ftf ^iBTirn rt(- election and: homeroom represent S e f i n S & tomSS'^ reported on 5 « g g e s t o fS?-^?% „"«s _ £ . S!^ fl^T f l offered by their homeroom class-
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mates. The meeting closed with. a prayer., ' \
Students Perform \ ~T-J
Kay Cur'ran> a n Engl ish teache r a t E a s t High School, and Mary M a r g a r e t Oong^gan, a Brighton School District JNfo,'I teacher, spoHe a t - t(ie second of t h e series, They talfced o n the preparat ion needed to teach and t h e rewards of the profession.
Student Council
Open Meeting
Piqy On Virgil StudeMs nf, S t Agnes High
School performed in a play based on the . l« t .« f Ml I**to W&t> Virgfl at a Latlife, assembly iasty Monday, • • J • . "
Portraying the poet was; Anna Mintqn. Others in the east in*. eluded: ffdsemary Buscio, Clceroj Mary Ann ©erg, Crassusj SMron Beedy, Fompey; Barbara SeUs, Mark Antony; Barbara -Andres, Julius Caesarj Margaret Mary Miller, Augustus Caesar^ Mary Kay Ehmaan, Saltust, and Joyce Beidecjs, Maecenae.
Slaves in the play were portrayed by Alisann Alexander* Judy Burns,' Dorcas Holmes,
The S t Agnes High School s tV** 3 1 * j £ « ntL o *?J 0 ' ^ ^ J f t
J„ M * '&„,»„» ».„t-4 „„ ^„„_ , _* i waek, Kathy Rich, Mary Rich dent honse heW an open meet- ^ K a t | l # e b e R
lag at the "schiool on Tuesday, j - . The open meeting was held in i Dancers for the presentation response io the student's queries; were Pat Bauer, EWka Beck, Gail on what went <oa at one of its I Bristol, Sharon Dean, -Jullanne meetings. . j Eyer, Lynn LeBlanc* Sara Me-
. •"._,, ., , . " Govern, Carol O'Brien, Nancy Anne.Minton,coMnea president. I p ^ j j ^ j ^ , jvtaehie .PeJagrino,,
¥^?**&> S h e **p*m ^ M ^ ' i M a r t h o . Mary Proud, Carole fa^ vAth a prayer and Martha! Bmith a n ^ Q , ^ TrenWer. They Siavin, eouncli secretory, read ^ directed by Diane de Coco:. the minutes of the previous meet lag.
Joanne "Piro, yice president,
l a t in class sophomores from the glee club provided the roup
Miss Siavin and Sue Scheffel, g L ^ C f e S r d i S f ' B — i- Sharon Kelly narrated"ithe.ftro-
•"./• Hospllalltf House lists Jos^phite
Peggy/I^yncji, race followed.
Cedartvood T h The Rev,/Harry J. Malpney,
A breakfast.at the home of MisiiaSJ., Josetihite priest stationed' P»»f»<u>MT.Vr!f»h f o d l r t t n u t "Ttvi .,«. T. ^-....,1.-.,,i | t „ « » A W « U > '
g r a m . Slsiers Edwmtllne Anno Virginia directed t h e
eefleva Man mt Force Instractor
Cenev* — Major'William C Flannigan, USAF,,of 416 Ottawa St . Forest Heights, Md., has been selected for an assignment as., political science' instructor at the United . States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo.--- • — -' -
Major Flannigan Is the son of the late .Mr. .and Mrs. William Flannigan, 18 ; Universal ' Ave,, Geneva. He enlisted in the armed
teaching , forgiving s j B S / p r a y . jOi tnemcrn^r« ot court be«eca f J 5 e r t e d y n d e r l h e supenisjon 0f forces In March, 1542, and. t w
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teg And ju s t a f e w h o u r s before i F a l l 5 » Catholic Daughters of his Passion and death . H e in- i America, the ladies of the K. of stituted the great sacrament of c . auxiliary and the S, M. S. love, the Holy Eucharist'1
Concluding, Father AehiBes ad-! vised* let each of us in our lonell-' ness, - poftder God's love for us and mm for Him.**
The program included recita-.Jion-Gf4he Rosary, Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament and . singing by the Seminary chorte ~ters,' , • "
Auxiliary. About 180 Scouts and leaders were? present
The ladlea who assisted in pre-
the mojthers of the group,
'Very Rev. John F. Murphy, CJ5.B., president of-St John Fisher College, Rochester, was the principal speaker. He chose as his topic. "Voeaaoris" urging his
paring the breakfast, were the | audience to pray for guidance in Mesdames Nora Fomesl, Teresa their choice of way of life.
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i . Mrs, Anne- Walsh, R.N., was. chairman of the chapter ' s Holy Hour program.
Court Annunciation Spaahetti
Annual. public spaghetti. su> •per of -Cjau-t Armuneiatlon, Cath-
1 ollc Daughters'of America, was I held recently in the St, Stephen's.; America met last Monday eve' j School halt' Eighty-five pe*rsohs,ning in S t Patrick'* School, Mary
Awedutt, Mary Povero, • Joan Dellafave, Ada Addona, Ann Moreland, Anita Fitzgerald, Fhil-onriina Tcdesche iand the Misses Mary p. Barbl/Olivia Salotti and Mary Salotti.
Rev, John B. Kleintjes, assist-,ant pastor, addressed the Scouts after th^.hseakf'aBt, . .
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Catholic Daughters
Hold Meeting Seneca Palis — Court Seneca
Falls Catholic daughters of
Rev. John B. Kleintlcs* assist.-4at pastor, waist gen^ai'chalKaan of fhC dinner*
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PiH^ijurgh Chancery
Pittsburgh^ Pa, — fNC) Chan-eery office? here are to be moved lo a new five-story Diocese of Pittsburgh Building located near Gateway Center at 111 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh 22.
(attended the event
'" -Mrs. Alice Simeojie was chairman-of the supper;- Assisting
j were.' the Mesdames Elizabeth Seb, Rose Alvaro, Marlene.An-astasl, Helen Martino, Mary Fe-licetrj,- Caroline CaS67"EiiZabeth Tocco, Fiorenee GiKl, Angela
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TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT Re-pay according lo ineofna on monthly installment plan. No eo-tignen naadad.
Salotti, Grand Regent presiding. Rev. John B. Kleintjes,-assistant
{pastor of -St Patrick's parish, spoke on.tbe tilospel of the day.
Coffee was-served at the meeting./ Mrs; Amelia Suglia and Mary..B. J a t b l were ".on cotarSlb t e e , ' . ''" >•
at that time assigned to the Military Police,
He received his commission as Second Lieutenant at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and later transferred to the Air Corps, He served in both the European Theater- of Operations and the Far East for a time being stationed at Karachi, the Indian terminal of the famed Chlna-Burma-Indi'a run.
Before enlisting In the •service, he was sale*' manager. for tH*e Geneva branch of the Georgian Bay Lumber Company.
His Wife is the former Mary Ellen Bredesen, daughter of Normah Bredesen aiid the late Mrs. Beula. Bredesen of Seneca Castle, . .
at Iimnarulate, Con,c«>p'tlon' Church, ' M l speak at &J5 p.m. Tuesday. Mar. 2S. at St. Jo^ph's House of Hospitality, 402 South, A v e , j
Father Maloncy will discuss ••The Cntftollc Church and the Negro.** The publie Is -welcome to attend this and other, talks scheduled at the hospitality house every. Tuesday night. „ •
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Sale To Benefit Carmelite Ibnasleiy
The Carmelite Monastery, Jefferson R d , will benefit from th* sale of articles a t 200 Main S t W,{<jjjaiarch 25- —
Donations of clothing and other useful articles can be left at the place of the sale on March 24. Co-chairmen for the sale are the Mesdhmes John P* Sexton, Qrr M. Sixbey and. Hiram Barnes.
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