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The Catholic Charities Appeal, closing officially today, stands at $1,301,855.11,. according to an announcement made by Msgr. Anthony M. Gomes, diocesan appeal director. .He noted, however, that many parish returns, priests' donations and special gifts are yet to be reported. He said that such contribu tions must be made at Appeal headquarters in Fall River by to

day in order to be included in this year's figures. "The final total .of the 1983 appeal will be published in next week's Anchor," he said, .adding "I hope that every one of our 112 parishes will be 'over the top' today." HODor Ron Listing honor roll parishes, Msgr. Gomes singled out for special mention St. Pius X, South Yarmouth. He said it is "the

first parish of the diocese ever to achieve a total of $40,000" noting that its present total is $41,163 and that it is not yet the final figure. . to the "Congratulations priests and parishioners of St. Pius Xl" said the Appeal direc tor. In all 74 parishes have thus far surpassed their 1982 final totals. The following parishes were added to the honor roll

since last week's Anchor report: Holy Ghost, St. Joseph, Attle boro; St. Mark, Attleboro Falls, St. Theresa, Attleboro; St. Mary, Mansfield. Sacred Heart, St. Mary, No. Attleboro; St. Mary, Norton; St. Mary, Mt. Carmel, Seekonk. Our Lady of Victory, Center ville; Holy Redeemer, Chatham; St. Anthony, E. Falmouth; st Elizabeth, Edgartown. St. Patrick, Falmouth; Sacred

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Heart, Oak ,Bluffs; Assumption, Osterville; St. Peter, Province town. St. Pius X, So. Yarmouth; St. Joseph, Woods Hone; Holy Cross, "lotre Dame, Our Lady of Health, Fall River. Holy Rosary, St. Joseph, St. Michael, St. Stanislaus, Fall River; St. John, Central Village. Our Lady of Fatima, Swansea; Assumption, Immaculate Concep Turn to PSlge Six

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On May 11, 1982, members of Notre Dame parish, Fall River, watched their church reduced to a firegutted shell. Last Wednesday, a year later to the day, they celebrated the feast of the Ascension by pOlel: ing St. Mary's Cathedral to the doors for a Mass of thanks giving. Its theme was triumphantly expressed by the Notre Dame junior choir whose communion hymn was "God Is So Good to Us" and by the adult choristers whose recessional choice was "Ode to Joy." It was reinforced by Father Ernest E. Blais, Notre Dame pastor, who told his people at the end of Mass "You' made me a happy priest." Priest and congregation were thanking God for a parish that wouldn't quit, despite the loss of its historic home. They were grateful for last May's commun ity response to their plight, an outpouring of concern unequaled in the history of Fall River. And they looked forward with hope to construction of a new Notre Dame, scheduled to begin this fall. They recalled the international attention paid the Notre Dame fire, with reports of people who saw and heard about it in Eu rope and in Canada. Word of the conflagration was spread throughout the United States by network news pro grams. It brought aid from many, in particular from memo bers of the Society of St. Vin cent de Paul. They supported their fellows in the Fall River diocese 'who wrote a bright page in the organization's history, workinlJ for months at resettling families left homeless by the fire. Turn to Page ·SUe

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I' By Pat McGowan The 1984 Bishop's Ball won't be the same. For the first time since the balls, began in 1956, their co foundress won't be present - at least, she says she won't. "I'm getting away from the cold weather," declares Marg aret M.:,Lahey, 83, who next,Fri day will leave her native Fall River to take up residence with a niece's family in Memphi~, Tenn. But no one is betting that the architect of the 28 galas which have annually transformed North Dartmouth's Lincoln Park into a dazzling retreat from Jan uary cold and snow will be able to resist the t.emptation to be on hand for number 29. Over the' years the balls have often reflected Miss Leahy's yearning for a tropical retreat from .New England weather with such themes as "My Island in the Sun'" arid "Fiesta Sun shine," But this year's ball theme of "Thank You," although unreal ized at the time by most of those working on it, was Margaret Lahey's way of expressing grati tude to those who have coopera teci with her over the years in

making the event a standout on the Southeastern New England social scene. , In a reminiscent mood a few nights ago, she recaIle4 "I was walking along Highlan~ Avenue when Msgr. (John' E.) Boyd pulled his car up besid~ me and said, Bishop Connolly wllnts you and Frank Reilly (late president of the diocesan Society of St. Vincent de Paul) to start Ii Bishop's Ball to get the p~ople together.' " I Everyone was learning at the first ball, Miss Lahey recalled. "I even stopped off fo~ dinner on my way to Lincoln I Park. I didn't realize that I should have been there early to takei care of last-minute details." At first, too, it was difficult toll recruit ball presentees, she said. "Now it's considered an hbhorJ' ASked how she has cbme up with creative ball tl'iembs over the years, she chuckled "The Holy Ghost was sitting I on my shoulder," Next year's: theme, she said, has been selected but i is still top secret. The Bishop's Ball, hoW:ev~r, is but one part of Miss Lahey's dedication to church work, a dedication that began, she said, "when I was 14 or 15 ~nd my father volunteered me to clean

silver at SS. Peter & Paul parish in preparation for a coffee supper." Her allegiance is divided between her native SS. Peter & Paul and St. Mary's Cathedral, where "my father allowed me to attend services any day but Sun day. Sunday I had to go to my own parish,''' Both her father, Thomas E. Lahey, and her mother, the former Ida Kelly, set their ?augh!er an example of ~harity ~n actIOn. -Devoted to their par Ish, they were a~so st~ong sup porters of St. Vmcent s .Home, where Mr., Lahey was a director. . Mrs. Lahey was one of the first Catholic teachers in Fall River, while her husband owned the former Fall River Warehouse on Central Street, a complex of five buildings used to store cotton. Miss Lahey followed her moth er in becoming a teacher, special izing in, elementary and. special education ~nd also teaching for several years at the former Fall River campus of Calvin Coolidge College. . Over the years skatmg, ~anc ing, swimming and art were special interests, with art being important both in and out of Turn to Page Six

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Leading Parishes ATrLEBORO AREA St. John, Attleboro St. Mark, Attleboro Falls . S1. Mary, Mansfield St.M-ary, Seekonk Mt. Carmel, Seekonk

FALL RIVER AREA

27,821.00 21,310.00 20,217.00 17,957.00 16,315.00

41,163.00 St"Piux X, So. Yarmouth St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis 39,077.00 Corpus Christi, Sandwich 29,735.00 Holy Trinity, West Harwich 25, 033.00 20,970.00 Holy Redeemer, Chatham FALL RIVER AREA 28,677.00 '18,564.00 16,503.00 16,430.00 14,337.00

NEW BEDFORD AREA 31,871.95 Mt. Carmel, New Bedford ImmaCUlate Conception, 28,471.05 New Bedford 14,790.00 St. Mary, So. Dartmouth 14,539.00 51. Mary, New Bedford 13,261.00 St. Julie, No. Dartmouth TAUNTON AREA 14,218.00 St. Mary, Taunton 13,171.00 51. Ann, Raynham Immacu\ate Conception, No. E·,ston . 11,525.00 10,645.20 St. Ant!lony, Taunton 10,515.00 St. Jose~h, Taunton

Mt. Carmel 31,871.95 Our Lady of Fatima 8,786.1)0 Our Lady of Perpetual Help 3,896.00 Sacred Heart 4,247.00 St. Anne 3,011.75 51. Anthony of Padua 7,099.00 S1. Boniface 2,032.00 51. Casimir 2,400.00

51. Francis of Assisi 5,501.00

St. Hedwig 2,033.50 St. James 11,022.00 51. John the Baptist 11,535.50 St. Joseph 10,393.00 St. Kilian 1,857.00 51. Lawrence 12,524.00 St. Mary 14,539.00 St. Theresa 6,048.00 Acushnet - St. Francis Xavier 5,696.00 Fairhaven 51. Joseph 11,377.00' St. Mary 5,383.00 Sacred Hearts 1,764.50 Marion - St. RUa 4,973.95 Mattapoisett - 51. Anthony 9,692.00 13,261.00 No. Dartmouth - St. Julie So. Dartmouth - St. Mary 14,790.00 Wareham - St. Patrick 12,072.50 TAUNTON AREA

Fall River S1. Mary's Cathedral 16,503.00 ·1 Blessed Sacrament 3,014.00 I Attleboro Espirito Santo 11,614.50 Holy Ghost 13,963.00 Holy Cross 3,060.00 St. John 27,821.00 Holy Name 28,677.0Q 51. Joseph 7,061.00 Notre Dame 10,250.25 81. Mark 21,310.00 Our Lady of Angels 18,564.00 St. Stephen 6,553.00 Our Lady of Health 6,040.00 51. Theresa I 14,-849.00 Holy Rosary 8,821.00 . Immacula.te Conception 5,505.00 Mansfield - St., Mary 20,217.00 Sacred Heart 7,910.00 North Attleboro 1 St. Anne 8,151.00 Sacred Heart I ' 5,a97.20 51. Anthony of I'adua 7,723.40 12,a58.00 St. Mary I St. Elizabeth 2,658.00 Norton - S1. Mary 9,483.00 51. Jean Baptiste 5,077.00 Seekonk I, 51. Joseph 7,987.00 Mt. Carmel 16,315.00 St. Louis 4,066.00 St. Mary 17,957.00 I St. Mathieu 2,504.00 51. Michael 10,414.00 CAPE COD land mE ISLANDS 51. Patrick 11,003.00 I 55. Peter & Paul 9,111.00 Br~wster - O.L~ of ,the Cape 17,698.00 St. Stanislaus 14,337.00 Buzzards Bay ---i St. Margaret 9,924.00 51. William 6,905.00 Centerville - O.L. of Victory 20,429.00 Santo Christo 13,965.00 ChaMlam - Holy Redeemer 20,970.00 Assonet - 51. Bernard 6,461.00 East Falmouth --j St. Anthony 16,539.58 Central Village - S1. John 5,415.00 Edgar,town - 51. Elizabeth 3,277.00 . No. Westport - O.L. of Grace 6,530.50 ',l'aunton Falmouth - St. iPatrick 19,184.00 Somerset Holy Family Hyannis - St. Francis Xavier 39,077.00 51. John of God 9,429.00 Holy Rosary Nantucket - O.L. of the Isle 10,890.00 St. Patrick 8,018.00 No. Falmouth I Immaculate Conception St. Thomas More 16,430.50 Our Lady of Lourdes St. Elizabeth S,eton 11,385.00 Swansea Oak Bluffs - Sacred· Heart 3,620.00 Sacred Heart Our Lady of Fatima 12,362.00 S1. Anthony Orleans - St. Joan of Arc 17,102.00 St. Dominic 8,771.00 St. Jacques Osterville - Ass.umption 17,1~.00 51. Louis de France 11,133.00 16,124.00 St. Joseph Pocasset - St. Jphn 'St. Michael 7,915.25 .51. Mary Provincetown ...:.. St. Peter 5,272.00 Westport - St. George 9,065.20 . St. Paul Sandwich - Corpus Christi 29,735.00 So. Yarmouth - iSt. Pius X 41,163.00 NEW BEDFORD AREA .' Dighton - 51. Peter Vineyard Haven No. Dighton - St. Joseph New 'Bedford 6,704.25 No. Easton 51. Augustine I Holy Name Wellfleet - OL. of. Lourdes 4,080.00 Immaculate Conception 12,304'.00 Assumption West Harwich -; Holy TrinUy 25,033.00 3,396.50 . Raynha~ - St. Ann Woods Hole - 51. Joseph 4,890.00 ImmaCUlate Conception 28,471.05 So. Easton - Holy Cross ATrLEBORO AREA

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Pari$h Totals

9,418.00 3,382.00 7,139.00 3,998.00 9,864.00' 10,645.20 4,189.00 10,515.00 14,218.00 10,211.00 3,527.00 7,266.00 11,525.00 13,171.00 9,551.50

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Fri., May 20. 1983

Obedience figured in Ms. Man· sour's reasons for leaving the Sisters of Mercy as well. How ever, while obedience to the pope was one reason she cited, another was obedience to a vow of service to the poor and to her conscience. She said she had sought the dispensation from her vows "in order not to act in defiance of the mandate of the holy father, and, at the same time, to honor my freedom of conscience and my continuing commitment to the

people of Michigan, especially the poor. She added that had she "agreed to Vatican demands, I would have allowed in no uncertain terms church intrusion into state affairs and Catholics would once again be suspect and possi· bly denied the privilege of pub· lic service. To be faithful to the Sisters of Mercy, my vows, my church and even God, I must be faithful to myself and I further more must be free to be faith· ful."

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Views conflict in Mansour case

By Liz Schevtchuk

NC News Service

To Agnes Mary Mansour, who was dispensed from her vows as a Sister of Mercy in order to keep her job as director of Michigan's Department of Social Services, it was a case of free dom of conscience and commit ment to the poor. But to the Vatican, it was a national scandal, a case requir Ing decisive action, and a source of confusion because the department the former nun heads handles abortion funding. ,Behind the precipitating factor of the government job that then Sister Mansour took in December 1982 were conflicting views on religious obedience and ministry.

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On one side were Ms. Man sour and nuns critical of the Vatican's handling of the case The latter included the National Assembly of Religious Women and the National Coalition of American Nuns, who on May 13 said that MS.'1 Mansour had been given a "forced dispensa tion without option or dialogue" and that the Vatican's actions constituted. "arrogant use of power in a male-dominated church." On the other side were church authorities, who said the vow of obedience religious make to the pope was at issue and that firm steps - including Pope John Paul II's personal inter vention in the case - were nec essary because the abortion is sue is so important. Ms. Mansour, a Sister of Mercy for 30 years before being granted a dispensation from vows May 9, was told by Arch bishop Edmund C. Szoka of De troit to resign last February be cause she refused to criticize publicly state funding of abor tion. She has said she is person ally opposed to abortion but that as long as it is legal it would be unfair to deny funding to poor women who cannot afford it. Archbishop Szoka's order to her to resign was repeated May 9 by Auxiliary Bishop Anthony Bevilacqua of Brooklyn, N.Y., named by the Vatican Congrega tion for Religious and Secular Institutes to serve as its delegate in the matter. When Ms. Man sour declined to resign, Bishop Bevilacqua dispensed her from her vows. An earlier appeal for a leave of absence,· granted by h~r order, was denied by the Vati can. "This case called for decisive action," the source said. "It was an unusual case in that it had reached a' national scandal for

Catholics. And so, because of the importance of the abortion issue, the pope decided to step in." Pope John Paul II, in address ing superiors of nuns' orders May 13, said nuns should "hum bly and courageously" accept the direction of local bishops re garding religious ministries. He did not refer to the Mansour case by name. Bishop Bevilacqua said May 11 that Ms. Mansour had no choice but to resign from the Sisters of Mercy when her views of ministry conflicted with those of church authorities. In the end, only one question was relevant, he said: "Does a religious have a right to deter mine the nature of his or her min istry and occupation in the face of a specific contrary determina tion by church authorities? The church's answer has been and remains 'no.'"

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THE ANCHOR'-:' Oi~c~s~ of Fall Ri~er-Fri., May 20, h983 .

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the· moorin&.-, Defending. Religious Freedom The track record of public defense of religious free dom by New England Catholics is somewhat appalling. Somehow and somewhere amid the process of assimilation, I we have lost our integrity and our zeal to witness tOI our faith in the marketplace. I This has been especially evident in such critical voting areas as abortion and federal aid to parochial schools.: However, there are other areas in which Catholics fail to meet the challenges of the secular world:! for example, the recent editorial attack on the Church b~ the Cape Cod Times with reference to the -'Mansour affair or the ongoing policy of the Boston Globe to ridicule Iand ! debase Catholicism. In the latter case, it may be noted that the Globe. anti-Catholicism has been well documented' in a stud~ by the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights. "Keep ing Catholics in Their Place: The Boston Globe's Cult~ral Imperialism" by Robert P. Largess is to be commendea as an expose of the consistent policy of a major newsp*per to de~igrate the Catholic faith. i The effort to uphold religious freedom is a cornerstone of civil liberty. It is clearly evident in this time of crass secularism, that the defense of ~uch freedom takes I on greater urgency. . . I The fallacious concept that religion has no legitimate place in the public forum is destroying the integrity of American life. This doctrine, which has been accepted' by many Catholic professional people who in the estimation of the world have "made it," tests on the premise that ulti mate authority resides not in God but in man. ! It is evident that adherents of this secular "religi~n" have become less tolerant of those who believe in G(>d centered religion. They tolerate private faith because they regard it as innocuous; but object viciously whencitiz~ns bring religious and moral values to the public arena. i Catholics must realize their duty to apply the principles of justice to their participation in political life. Failurel to seek ethical guidance on political issues from reli~ous sources one respects is bad citizenship because it is are fusal to contribute important values and insights to the formation of public policy. Likewise, learning about justiice and then refusing to apply its principles in actual political i life is bad religion because it is stagnant religion. Pope John Paul II pinpointed the crux of the Situation in "Redemptor Hominus," where' he describes the secular ·bias as "a position that gives only atheism the right lof citizenship in public and social life while believers are, jas though by principle, barely tolerated or are treated ,as second-class citizens." ! This accurately describes the attitude permeating the upper echelon of our New England social order. We Cath olics will continue to be regarded as a scurvy lot until ~e stand up and speak out in the marketplace. At stake if we fail to .act is what amounts to our disenfranchisement. . It is imperative, in short, that Catholics open thJir eyes to the secular threat and once again, as so often in the past, defend their religious freedom. . I

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U.S. Catholic leadership threaten to leave many marginal Catholics either well behind or outside the church, an Oakland priest has warned. The charges could affect not only how many American Cath olics will welcome the U.S. bish ops' pastoral letter on peace but also whether those born into the church find that they still "be long" when it comes to weddings and. baptisms, says the Rev. David K. O'Rourke, a Dominican priest. "A lot of people who th.ink of themselves as Catholic do not fit the definition," said Father O'Rourke, associate director of the Oakland diocese's Family Life Ministry. and an adjun~t professor at Graduate Theologi· cal Union in Berkeley. He sees a two related trends in the U.S. church: - Personal commitment is a new standard for bishops, clergy, sisters and, lay persons in the church's broadening leadership levels, he said. These Catholics have been "converted" by their involvement in civil rights ef forts, anti-nuclear stances, suf fering in Latin America and anti-abortion campaigns or, more narrowly, by rel~ous move ments such as marriage en

counter or the charismatic re newal. - Faithfulness and religious intentions are being probed more when young Catholics re quest baptis.rns or church wed dings. The stricter administra tion of baptism and marriage sacraments does not mean young Catholics are being ·asked to join a movement, but Father O'Rourke says many have their personal beliefs tested more than their desires to make it as a couple. Father O'Rourke outlined his views in a recent Commonweal magazine article and in a nation wide study of Catholic marriage preparation programs now being released by Abbey Press. Father O'Rourke, . the principal author of the latter study, does not op pose the new, longer period of counseling but he suggests that evaluating clergy are showing "less tolerance for people in reli giously ambiguous situations than in the past." In an interview, the priest said that while no statistics are avail - able on how many young adult Catholics forego a Catholic wed ding, his 173- diocese survey indicates "we are asking people to make a commitment to the church right at. the age when they seem least willing and able to do so." But far beyond the effect on the young "marginal"

Catholic, Father O'Rourke sees a transformation profoundly de fining what it will mean to be an American Catholic. Many parishes still foster and maintain Catholic culture among traditionally identified Catholics, but the priest said the mood is changing rapidly. "What is al most as remarkable as the change in priorities itself is the fact that most Catholics do not know it is taking place," he noted. The attention the church now pays to broad social issues often leads, Father O'Rourke said, to an alienation that is not just the result of people disagreeing with their leaders on moral or politi cal points. "The experience of conversion and commitment that is common on the leadership "level of the church is simply not part of the experience of many Catholic people," he said. "After having seen the· church· changed under their feet without ever having been asked about it, then now see it walking away from them."

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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Fri., May 20. 1983

Family Night

A weekly at-home program for families

sponsored hy the Diocesan Office of Family Ministry

OPENING PRAYER Thank you, Lord, for the countryside and especially for our nation's farms that produce such an abundance of good food. Thank you, Lord, for all the beauty and new life that spring and summer bring to our family. Lord, bless us as we gather for this Family Night. Amen.

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. ACTIVITY IDEAS Young Families If possible plan a trip to visit a farm, one with a thriving barn yard of chickens, pigs, cows, a horse or two, dogs, and cats. Some city zoos have barnyards. Share thoughts about all the new life that happens on farms. Make a list of all the animals that could be found on a farm and then sing "Old MacDonald Had a Farm," giving each fam ily member a chance to act out an animal.

Farms are fantastic places to visit or just to drive past for clt~ dwellers. For.country fami lies, the farm is home. They ex perience a different way of life Middle Years Families Each family member makes a than most Americans. For farm families, eggs for breakfast can list of what he or she, has eaten be gathered from the chicken the past twenty·four hours. house, not the grocery store. Circle the foods that were arti Farm children can run as far as ficial in some way, either with they can and still be on their preservatives, artificial color own property. The working ings, or additives. How much of hours on a farm are not 9:00 to such food was consumed? Make 5:00 but from before sunrise to a list of foods that grow on past sunset. Living on a farm is a way of life and often is. very hard work. Farms are very special places with very special people without whom most of our stomachs would be empty. We owe a great debt of grati tude to farmers.

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Contradictions are an oc cupational hazard of parent ing. Who among us has not declaimed, "If you hit him again, I'll spank you" or scream ed, "Stop that screaming."? In parenting, perhaps more than any profession, the medium is the message. What we dislike so intensely in our children's be havior is often the tool we reach for in correcting that behavior. Inevitably this backfires. With me, it isn't spanking or scream ing but words. A child psycholo gist once told me that profess ional parents often use vocabu lary to control children and I felt a shiver run through me. I knew exactly what he meant. When I told my three-year-old he was behaving obnoxiously, it quieted him considerably. He didn't know what .obnoxious meant and therefore, to him, it could have been something worse than terminal. Once he learned the word, I reached for another unfamiliar one like in corrigible. This meant, of course that I had to keep a steady supply of words on hand and also that my children were driven to under stand behavioral vocabulary early. I suppose that if they're ever analyzed by a therapist, he will be astounded by the lop sidedness of their word pQwer. They may not know what micro biology means but they will

have a working acquainance ship with irreparable and incom patible. It's intriguing to me why par ents reach for tools that they themselves hated as children. One mother summed up the para dox by sighing, "Why do I con stantly hear my mother coming out of my mouth?" That's because we still tend to borrow our parents' techni ques in parenting, even if we didn't like them. In calm times we reach for other methods like the "long talk," but in emotion al moments we spank, shout or ridicule and feel terrible about it later. Feeling guilty is a natu ral by-product of parenting. An auxiliary problem is that spouses can come into marriage with very different styles of par enting. One can come from a family with emotional quick-to react disciplinary methods, the other from a calm and rational reaction and this can set up a conflict immediately apparent to and utilized by clever children. If they sense guilt, uncertainty, or conflict between the parents over a given issue, they're quick to use it to their advantage. The solution, I believe, is to accept ourselves and our part ner as we .are and hereby teach our children that we can have different parenting styles and personalities and still do an ef fective job of mutual parenting. There are no right styles of par·

farms and compare that list to the list of foods eaten the past twenty-four hours. What can the family do to improve eating habits? Are the additives in foods dangerous to health?

Adult Families Read aloud Genesis 3:17-19 and Psalm 67. Discuss.

SNACK liME Something natural - why not fresh fruit or vegetables or juices.

ENTERTAINMENT Playa game of Charades. Pick books, movies, or songs that have to do with farms and the countryside.

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Each tell what his or her favorite thing to eat is. Each share what his or her least favorite 'food is.

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,u.s. pride was dealt a severe blow recently by the report of the National Com mission on Excellence in Education. The commission found that: - Nearly 40 percent of 17 year-olds cannot draw inferences from written material. - Only one-fifth cannot write a persuasive essay. - Only one-third can solve a mathematics problem requir ing several steps. The commission gave several reasons for the academic de· cline. High school students in particular are taking more sec ond-rate courses. Two-thirds of high school seniors spend less than one hour a night on home work. The requirements that a student take mathematics or a foreign language have been lowered in many states. The commission also found that many teachers are drawn from the bottom quarter of grad· uating high school and college students. Their average salary after 12 years of teaching is only $17,000 per year and many must supplement their income with part-time and summer em· ployqtent. In response to these problems, the report calls for more sub stantive courses, adopting rigor ous academic standards, extend ing the school day and upgrad ing the level of teachers. This news should have hit us much earlier than now. Many of the college students I teach face the nightmare of academic survival because they never cul tivated a basic education. Some have very little reading or writ ing skills and can be placed in the category of the handicapped. Their four years of college are spent catching up. ~ No doubt better paid teachers, higher standards, substantive courses and more time given to study will help solve some prob lems in education today. But isn't there something out of order here? Can we look solely to public and private institutions to over come the problems in education? What role do parents have in rectifying the problem? Urie Bronfenbrenner and other noted sociologists point to changes in the American family as a main reason for poor acado emic performance. Often parents and children, pressured by so ciety, spend less and less time with each other. Bronfenbrenner found that by the time the average American youngster graduates from high school he or she spent more hours watching television than in school or in any other activity except sleeping. When both parents are forced l'

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enting, only different ones. Lucky the children who have one laissez-faire and one firm parent as long as the parents see the value in diversity. Each tempers the other. It's when one parent tries to change the other to his or her style that real difficulties emerge. Finally, we have to accept the idea that we aren't perfect that occasionally we react in ways we dislike. Beating our selves to a pulp over ensuing guilt is fruitless and counter productive. Teaching our child ren we are human is a valuable lesson, too. I found that out recently when I played my game of mysti fying vocabulary with my son, 17, who had reacted to one of my motherly cautions with un hidden resentment. "Mike," I sighed condescend ingly, "I hope you work your way through this Oedipal stage fairly soon." "Ahal" he reacted with glee. "I know who Oedipus was. We studied him in mythology." As I said, sometimes it back fires.

By FATHER EUGENE HEMRICK

to work, 13ronfenbrenner dis covered increasing numbers of children returning to an empty home after school. In addition, many sociologists feel that involvement in outside activities snd institutions is taking children too much from their parents. Sport leagues, clubs and civic events keep' chil dren out of the home many hours every week throughout the year. It is not my intention to lay guilt trips on parents. Many mothers and fathers have very little choice about whether or not to work. Then too children need to get out of the home and socialize with others in order to mature. But if educational standards are to rise, I think we should start with the home, not with educationaR agencies. And here a·re some questions we should ask: Is the American home provid· ing an educational environment? Do children have' the example of parents reading and writing in the peace and quiet of their home some of the time? Are dictionaries, encyclopedias, qual ity magazines and newspapers part of the home furnishings? We can dump millions of dol lars into the educational system. We can try dumping the problem of illiteracy solely into its lap. ,But let's not overlook the role of the American family in foster ing the education of children.

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Continued from Page Two school. "We started preparing for Christmas in October," she said of her classroom involve '. I

ment. "I loved the fresh kids," she I of an Argentine publisherl and confided, recalling how she pre journalist who falls victim to pared her special education pu NOTE the brutality he crusaded a~ainst pils for confirmation. Please eIleek dates 8Dd in his newspapers. Poor 4irec Indignation at a young priest times of television and radio tion and script, but the Plower who failed to realize that one ot programs against local list· of the story and the {ssue$ in her boys was retarded and scold Ings, which may differ from volved came through regardless. ed him for being unable to pro the New York network sched Religious Broadcasting - ' TV nounce . "confirmation" iridirect ules suppUed to The And1or. Sunday, May 22, 10:30 I a.m. ly led to organization of the ·Dlocesan Television Mass. .J..........

Nazareth Hall schools, she said. "Confluence," 8 a.m. "I told Bishop Connolly about Symbols following film reviews indicate Sunday on Cbannel 8, is a panel the incident and pointed out both general and Catholic Film Office Trum ratings, which do not always coincide. program moderated .by I an that the diocese was doing very General ratings: G-suitable for- gen- Taylor and having as ~ t little for exceptional children. eral viewing; PG--parental guidance sug· participants Father Peter N.1Gra. He asked me to fi~d out how gested; R-restricted, unsuitable for zlano, diocesan director of social many such children were in our Ch~~~h~ligr ~:ti~~:~ t~1~pproved for services; Rigbt Rev. ~rge area and when he got ,the figures children and adults; A2-approved for Hunt, Episcopal Bishop of Rhode he agreed that action was need adults and adolescents; A3-appr~ved !or '-.Island; and Rabbi Baruch ~orff. ed. He and I and Mrs. Emmett adults only;. A4-separate classlflcat!on This week's topic: Truth: How (given to films not morally offenSive : Almond were in Wisconsin for which however require some analysis Close Can We Get to It? I a National Council of Catholic and explanationi; Q-morally' offensive. "The Glory of God," Iwith Women meeting and while there New FUms Father John.Bertolucci, 7:30'a.m.. visited a Nazareth Hall. Our_ "Doctor Detroit" (Ulll1versal): each Sunday~, Channel. 27. ! schools were modeled on that A mild-mannered oddball Eng'~ary.Son, a famlly ~4.ppet one." Ush professor (Dan 'Aykroyd) show w~th moral and splr~tual' Over the years the Bishop's has four somewhat tarnished perspectlve.6 p.m. each Tl?urs Ball has become a main support damsels in distress on his hands day, Fall River and New. ~ed er of the Nazareth schools and when their pimp (Howard Hesse- fo~ cable channel 13." camps. man) flees town after being Spirit. and ~e. Bride, ~ ,talk As a teacher Miss Lahey threatened for an unpaid debt. show With Wllham Larkin, 6 honed her leadership ability by Trying to help, Akyroyd poses p.m. each Monday, cable c~an holding office in various educa as Doctor Dertroit, a real bad nel 3 5 . . tional associations. Thus she was MRS:~'KATHERINE CAMBELL, 51. Joseph's par man. His efforts to maintain Sundar' May 22, (ABC) t'Di not unprepared in ·the early ish, Taunton, uses the parish's newly installed chair two identities are the basis for recti~ . - Effect o~ the L~p~n 1950s when she was asked to most of the comedy, but laughs ese CriSIS on Jewlsh-Chrl~tlan lift, which raises the rider nine steps from ground become the first vice-president are infrequent and mild, the relations.. . i level to the church. (Arikiari Photo) . of the newly-organized Diocesan script and direction poor. BeSunday, May· 22, (CBS). 'I'For Council of Catholic Women, cause of an interspersed scene Our.Times" - T~e Westml~ster serving with and succeeding the from a pornographic movie, a C~olr College, PrlDceton, N.~. late Caroline Manning of New benign view of drugs and much Sunday, May 22 (NB~) ~eli Bedford as its president. She was sexual humor it is rated 0 R. gious Special, 1 p.m. J~tice also president 0 fthe Fall River "Valley Girltt (Atlantic) A And ~pit~ PuDishment~' :Th.e Catholic Woman's Club. fest in the fact that "the parish Contin~ed from page ope San Fernando Valley girl (Deb- U.S. bl~hops s~te~ent on cla~l. is of Notre Dame de Lourdes . Last Wednesday's Mass com In all her involvements she's orab Foreman) throws over her t~l.pumshment IS discussed ~Ith bined the thanksgiving theme coming to the Cathedral of the stressed that "the guild is what's handsome but dumb boyfriend in Bishop Ernest Unterko~er important, not the individual." favor of a punk rocker from of Charleston, S.C.;. NBC N~ws with the opportunity of making Assumption." In further tribute to Mary, a And looking back over the Hollywood (Nicolas Cage), much correspondent EdwlD New~an a Holy Year pilgrimage to the cathedral, thus, gaining a pltm statue of Our Lady of Lourdes years filled with service and ac to the consternation of her and others. I was in a place of honor in the complishment she sums up sim ary indulgence. ~n Radio I friends. This Romeo and Juliet . sanctuary, surrounded by glow ev~nt began in The emotional ply: "The Lord was good to me variation makes some attempt Charismatic programs Iar.e the cathedral parking' lot where ing tapers, and the Lourdes and I thought I ought to do at satire, using Valley jargon. heard from ~onday .through n : hymn was among Mass musical something for him." Exploitation, graphic nudity, day on station WICE 1210 f-M, some 800 parishioners gathered selections. _ under chilly skies for the bless Father John Randall, 9 to 10 ~.m. rough language. 0, R Finally, said Msgr. Harrington, TV Programs and 11 to 12 p.m.; Father Ed~ard ing , by Father Blais of white crosses on blue cords, worn by the feast of the Ascension being "n T - F St "HBO McDonough, 8:15 a.m.; Father all dttring the' Mass. _ celebrated "is of course one of , Real Bourque, 8:45 a.m. I e erry ox. ory, Continued from page one Led by the pastor, who held the glorious mysteries of the Father McDonough is also: on 8 p.m. Sunday, May 22 with ad· tion, Our Lady of Fatima, Our ditional showings May 25, 28 WMYD from 1:30 to 2 p.m. each high a jubilee cross, 'and Father rosary." and 31: Th~ true story of a Sunday. i Normand Grenier, associate pas He brought the Notre Dame Lady of Perpetual Help, New youn~ Canadian ~thlete who ~n Sunday, May 22, (NBC) tor, the congregation then pro parishioners the greetings of Bedford. across the contment to rlllse "Guideline" _ Father Rollins cessed to the cathedral, filling Bishop Cronin, unable to be St. Hedwig, St. Joseph, New it nearly to capaCity. The size present because of .previously Bedford; St.' Francis Xavier, ~oney for .cancer research af~er Lambert, U.S. Catholic Confer scheduled confirmation cere Acushnet, Sacred Hearts, Fair h~~lf losmg a, leg. to ~e ~IS- ence adviser on African aff4irs of the turnout occasioned as monies on Cape Cod. tonished comment from news I ease Excellent fatnlly viewmg. and human rights issues. haven. "Jaeobo Timennan: Prisoner I paper and television reporters At the close of Mass Father Holy' Family, Holy Rosary, without a Name, cell without a I 011 hand for the event. Blais led in recitation of prayers Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Joseph" Number," NBC, Sunday May 22, Advice I In his· homily Msgr. Thomas for the pope's intentions, ex Taunton; St. Joseph, No. Digh 9 to 11 p.m.: The true account "Live within your harvest." J. Harrington, cathedral rector, pressed gratitude to aU who' had ton; St. Ann, Raynham. of the imprisonment and torture Persian proverb, -I wove together the reasons for contributed to the service and I the Mass. Dis'cussing the fire led a round of applause for Msgr. annivers~ry he recalled seeing Harrington. .! weeping, parishioners at the "We must continue to love DURBAN, South Africa (NC) scene. "But it is true that gold one another and pray for one an - Archbishop Denis Hurley of is tested by fire," he said, in other," he said. Durban, South Africa, president tribute to the courage displayed As parishioners left the cathe of the Southern Africa Catholic by those who lost homes and dral to the sound of its bells, Bishops' Conference, has criti property. he, Msgr! Harrington and Father cized a proposed constitutional "The members of Notre Dame Grenier stood at the doors. to change which would allow In who have gone before you must greet them. dians and coloreds (people of look down on you with pride," • BANQUETS • WEDDINGS • PARTIES Notre Dame. ushers assisted at mixed race), but not blacks, in he added. the Mass and music was directed the South African Parliament. • COMMUNION BREAKFASTS I The reetor noted the "beauti by Mrs. Adrien Barnabe, organ Archbishop HUJ,:ley sai4 the pro ful sight of God's people on pil ist, and Jeannette Masse, Claire posed change was no rpore than 1343 PLEASA.NT STREET FALL RIVER II grimage during the Holy Year" Amiot and Sister Carol Anne, an attempt to get the world to . and said that devotion to Mary, RJM, leaders of the choir, folk believe the country is moving II 673·7780 group and junior folk group away from apartheid, its system a distinctive mark of the ob servance, was especially mani· respectively. of strict racial segregation.

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Confirmation: 5:30 p.m. to,. morrow. Msgr. Gallagher award for 8th grader entering Catholic high school: a-pplications at rectory and SS. James 1& John School.

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No healing service on' Sunday ST. RITA, MARION in parish due to an area service _ Ma.rian devotions: 7 p.m. at 1 p.m. Sunday LaSalette Monday of May. Shrine, Attleboro. / retreat: this Confirma'tion weekend at Cathedral Camp. D of I, NIB Hyacinth CirclE:: members at PRIESTS' PRAYER tending 9 a.m. Mass Sunday, Charismatic prayer meeting Holy Name Church; breakfast for priests 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., to follow at Thad's Steakhouse; followed by lunch. Monday, St. 'talk by Barbara O'Brien, home Julie Church, N. Dartmouth. , economist, on Living 'and Eating Alone. All welcome. Informa ST. NnCHAEL, SWANSEA tion: 996.,.2154. May procession: 9:30 a.m. Mass Sunday, Ma.y 29. All Chil CATHOLIC SOmAL dren invited. SERVICES, CAP)~ COD

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Meeting for parents who have and Mrs. John Malloy, 394-9450.

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.6771. Bridge to Other Widowed, Chapter Two: support group for ST. MARY. SEEKONK those less recently widowed; Second annual confirmation information 771-6771. picnic: Sunday, May 29.

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CATHEDRAL CAMP, First communion: 10 a.m. EAST FREETOWN Mass Sunday. Openings remain for counsel Boys eight and over are in ors at the boys' camp. Those in vited to join the altar boy corps. terested may call the camp, Applications in rear ot' church. 763-8874, or Father Leonard Mullaney, director, 644-5585.

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Parish Leadership meeting: 7 NOTRE DAME, FR Women's Guild: dinner meet p.m. Sunday; St. Mary, New Bedford, day of recollection: /ing 7 p.m. Monday, White's res taurant; presentation of scholar_ Monday: Bishop Stang High ships. School day of recollection, Memorial Day Mass: 10 a.m. Thursday. May 30 at Notre Dame mauso leum, including blessing of sta BLUE ARMY "Fatima Ge,t-Away": trip to tue of St. Joseph donated by Jesus-Mary Sisters, which has Fatima, Portugal,beginning been erected in children's sec Sept. 10, sponsored ·by Blue Army. using its own Queen of tion of the cemetery. the World 707 plane. Informa" tion: Lucille Pimental, 992-5402.

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D of I, ATTLEBORO Alcazaba Circle: potluck sup .per, 6:30 ·p.m. June 2, K of C Hall, Hodges Street; election of officers. . ST. ANTHONY, NB Sunday, 2 p.m.: May crown ing, consecration of parish to Immaculate Heart. Sunday, June 12: Day of De votion for Holy Year and feast . of St.Al1'thony, ending with 5 p.m. parjsh Mass.

OL GRACE, WES1\PORT First communion: 9 a.m. Mass tomorrow; Monday, 6:30 p.m., penance service, confirmation candidates; Tuesday, 8 to 9:30 p.m., church basement, adult Bible study; Friday, May 27, teen dance, 7:30 p.m., parish cen_ ter; Monday, May 30, Mass and dinner for parish widowed. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, HYANNIS Signed Mass for hearing im paired: 5 p.m. each first .Sunday of the month. ~DOWED,ATTLEBORO

Second annual banquet: 6:30 p.m. June 2, T,heodore's Land ing. Plainville; information 399 8385. SACRED HEART, ,FR Memorial Day Mass: 9 a.m. Monday, May 30. Gratitude is expressed to the Women's Guild for a $2000 do nation to the ·parish. Senior citizens: June 7 trip to Mystic Aquarium and Village; all welcome; information 676 8332:' WIDOWED,NB Support group meeting: June 13, 6 p.m., Family Life Center, N. Dartmouth; cocktall hour and buffet. All welcome. Informa tion: 998-3269 after 4 p.m. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, NB Needed: Homes for Italian students coming to Dartmouth from July 25 to Aug. 21. Infor mation: Father Ronald Tosti, 997-7732. . Women's League: meeting Thursday; communion Sunday, June 5; parish council: meeting 7 p.m. Monday; Men's League, "night out" Wednesday. ST. JOSEPH, FAIRHAVEN Rosary and Benediction 1 p.m. today; CYO cheerleaders and basketball players: potluck ban quet 6 p.m. Sunday, church hall; May procession 1 p.m. Thursday at ohurch; May 31: last day of nursery school. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. Social Activities' Committee: meeting Monday; Women's Guild installation banquet: June 8, Coachmen restaurant, Tiverton. Program will inclUde a play, "Prisoner of Second Avenue." ST. ANNE.NB Boy Scouts: meeting 6:30 to night, rectory basement; first communion rehearsal, 7 tonight; reception of sacrament, 9 a.m. Mass Sunday; rosary before 11 a.m. Mass daily through May. LaSALETTE SHRINE. ATTLEBORO "The Cross and the Switch blade": film on New York street ministry, 8:30 p.m. tomor row, shrine cafeteria; last talk in a series by Sister Yvette Be ford, SSA, on Common Ques tions on Penance, 8:15 p.m. Thursday, May 26 and 10 a.m. Friday, May 27; 'healing service directed by Father Andre A. Patenaude, 2 p.m. Sunday, May 29, outdoor concel't by Father Patenaude and the Reconcilers. 2 p.m. Monday, May 30, followed by 3 p.m. Mass for peace. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, TAUNTON All are invited to 11 a.m. Mass Sunday for a special cele bration of Pentecost, the birth day of the Church.

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Preaching, refugees, concern NFPC, MILWAUKEE (NC) - Dele gates to the convention of the National Federation of Priests' Councils endorsed the U.S. bish ops' pastoral letter on war and peace, called on U.S. dioceses to develop programs to improve the quality of preaching, and en dorsed the concept of sanctu ary for Salvadoran and Guate malan refugees. The 150 delegates to last month's convention in Milwau kee also approved resolutions recommending that: - laicization of priests be conducted in a manner that re spects personal dignity and is as simple and expeditious as possi ble. - parish priests reconsider with diocesan education and pas toral planning offices the place

Jesus-Mary house burns Religious of Jesus and Mary in Fall River reacted with shock to news that the Canadian pro vincial house of their commun ity was totally destroyed by fire early last Saturday morning. The fire was reported at 1:30 a.m. on the roof of the four story house in Sillery, Quebec. The 104 nuns and some 90 lay persons residing there escaped with only their nightclothes. No injuries were reported, although many who fled the blaze are elderly and infirm. Fall River members of the Jesus Mary community, who re cently sold their own large con vent to a real estate developer, said they did not as yet know long-range plans for those dis placed by last Saturday's fire. Infirm sisters were temporar ily placed in area hospitals, while others went to another Jesus Mary house. Well-planned evacuation pro cedures lire credited for the safe escape of the sisters.

of the ,parochial school in parish ministry. - the Reagan administration withdraw its decision to provide military aid to Guatemala. - the bishops' Committee on Liturgy provide simplified for mula of absolution for children in the sacrament of reconcilia tion. Delegates adopted by a vote of 103 to 6, with 13 abstentions, the resolution endorsing the con cept of sanctuary for Salvadoran and Guatemalan refugees. The resolution specified that: -- Catholic parishes and dio cesan agencies be encouraged to provide sanctuary for the Cen tral American refugees and/or actively support other congrega tions in doing so. - parishes and agencies pro vide educational forums where refugees can speak about their plight. ~ priests' councils and sen ates be encouraged to write to members of Congress to push for extended voluntary depar ture status for Salvadoran and Guatemalan refugees. Ruth Chojnacki' of the steer ing committee of the Religious, Outreach Committee of the Cen tral American Solidarity 'Coali tion, addressed the convention. She said that the first concern of the coalition is to protect life. Thousands of persons have fled EI Salvador and Guatemala in fear of torture and death for ad vocating human rights, she said. The discussion of preaching cited a Gallup poll which found that Catholics give poor preacli ing as a major reason for leav ing the church. The resolutio'n called for continuing trainina of priests, improved instruction in seminaries, and establishment of a doctoral program in preaching at the Central University of America. The convention delegates, chosen by priests' senates, councils and religious orders, represented about 33,000 ot' the

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Stonehill College The Western Heritage Film. Series has concluded its second season at the North Eas ton college. Films shown dealt with the political and sexual re lationship of the individual to society. All required viewing. they followed the chronology of courses included in a Western Heritage core curriculum pro gram required of all students. " Next year's film series will deai with the themes of war and peace and the parent and child relationship. Also at Stonehill. health care majors have completed one-sem ester fulltime internships at or ganizations related to their par ticular interests within the field. Three students had placements at St. Elizabeth·s Hospital, Brighton, and one at Healthway Medical Plan, a health mainten ance organization in Brockton.

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CoyIe-Cassidy Students have honored Mi chael Donly, principal, by dedi cating the 1983 yearbook to him. The "Hats Off" section of tribute to student Chris Alden, recipient of the Eagle Scout award; all who made the recent school Jim-Jam "a huge success;" and the cast of By.e Bye Birdie, which participated in a Morton Hospital production earlier this month.

Bishop Stang Appreciation Night for all who have assisted Stang in the past year will take place Tuesday, June 14. . Dedication of the new Stang tennis court, followed by the spring' sports banquet, will take place Tuesday, June 7. National Merit high scorers at the North Dartmouth school are Colleen Brady, William But ler, Paul Dowd, David Fontes, Joe Medeiros and John Mosher; while Marjory Gomez has been named a state representative to the annual Hugh O'Brian state seminar to be held on the first week of June; and Carol Markey has been accepted into an ad vanced "studies program to be held this summer at Milton Academy. Welcome back to Sarinda Par sons, who spent her senior year in Rennes, France. The senior Mass and scholar ship presentation ceremony will take place at 9 a.m. Sunday, May 29, in the school auditorium.

Top ranking seniors have been announced at the Attleboro high school. Michael E. Amirault, Norton, who plans to attend MIT, will be valedictorian. Salu torian Anthony V. Anzivino' of North Attleboro will enter Wor cester Polytech. Other high, honor graduates are Elizabeth A. Latta, Attle boro; Matthew T. Bush, Cumber land, R.I.; and Lisa A. Gersten gerg, Norfolk. VATICAN CITY (NC) - The In elections for the coming head of the ecumenical commun year. ~tudent council officers ity of Taize, France, has asked will be Peter Lindstrom, presi" the leaders of the Soviet Union dent; Steven Hudson, vice-presi , and the United States to meet dent; Laren Wegerdt and Kris with him and several children ten Felici, secretaries; John ~e "to prepare a future of peace," gan, treasurer. Vatican Radio reported. Incoming class presidents are The Jesuit-run radio station Sergio Pedro, seniors; Patricia said Brother Roger Schutz of Arciero, juniors; Julianne Saun Taize presented a request to the ders, sophomores. Soviet and U.S. embassies in Attleboro Elks have recently Madrid, Spain, while he was in honored high school students in the city for an intercontinental cluding Feehanites, in several youth meeting. ways. 24 from Feehan were "It is for all the children of among those invited to a Youth the world who cannot express Week luncheon and James Zito themselves about the threats and Marthe-Anne Healey were that weigh on their future that, cited as "outstanding youths," together with these children, I while Ronald W. Ciccone was have come to present this ap presented with a certificate of peal," said the request presented achievement in Boy Scouting. to the Soviet embassy. Becky Lewiski may have "Before the fear that chills walked in the past but today so many creative energies, it is she's riding. the happy winner necessary to open routes of of a car in a raffle held in con faith among human beings as nection with a 10 mile Feehan soon as possible, as well as to walkathon. Other top prize share equally the goods which winners were Laura Napolitano, make the earth habitable," the Ruth Oliveira, Sara Beauchamp, letter added.

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St. Peter $800 Rev. Edward J. Burns; $400 St. Peter's Conference-St. Vincent de Paul Society; $150 Seamen's Savings Bank; $100 M. Dolores Bums, M-M Edward Carreiro, Tip for Tops'n Restaurant, Cape Cod Oil Company, M-M Arnold Dwyer, Snow & Snow Attorneys at Law; $50 M-M Howard Days; $35 Catholic Daughters of America, M-M Philip Cabral, Willis' W. Carlos, M-M John W. Downey, M-M Thomas Francis, K of C-Walter Welsh Council. '$30 Lands End Marine, M-M Raphael Merrill; $25 Adams Pharmacy, M-M Joseph Dirsa, Lucille Donahue, Duarte. Motors, Inc., M-M John Grace, M-M Michael Janopolis, J. Arthur Lopes, M-M James Roderick, Mrs. Ruth Rogers, M-M Manuel Phillips. FALL RIVER

St. AnthoDy, of Padua $500 Rev. Evaristo Tavares; $150 Confirmation Class (1983); $100 Silva Funeral Home, Antone & Victoria Camara; $50 Youth Group, Holy Name; $35 Wilfred Hamel; $25 In memory of

Manuel L. Silva, Helena M. Tavares, Comunidade do Amor, Arthur Teixeira, George Bolen, Mario Bal'lbosa. Catholic Women Guild, Frank Correia, Rev. Manuel Camara.

$30 Post Confirmation Retreat; $25 First holy Com

munion Class (1983), Friendly Market, In l,~mory of

Mariana Tavares.

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Notre Dame de Lourdes $125 M-M Roger Labonte; $80 Cecile Masse; $60 M-M Robert Lajoie; $50 Mrs. Annette Frascator, M-M Henri Ouellette, M-M Nor mand Paul, M-M Raymond Thibault; $40 M-M Armand Dallaire; $35 Helena Chace; $30 M-M Raymond A. Morrisette; $25 M-M Roger Fournier, George Hubert, Eugene Hubert, M-M Aime Lachance, M-M Hector Lapointe, M-M Louis Levesque, M-M Robert Levesque. $25 M-M ·Romeo Parent, M-M Ademord Allard, M-M Leopold Baraby,' Gerard Berger, M-M Leo Berger, M-M Theodore Bernier, Mrs. Antoinette Boyer, M-M Paul Comeau Remi Couture, M-M Normand Daviau, M-M Conrad'Desmarais, Mrs. Blanche Dugal, Medora Dupuis, M-M Roger Richard, M-M Gerald St. Amand, 'M-M Edgar St. Martin, Mrs. Laetitia Petit, Emile J. Amiot.

st. Patrick $750 Rev. George W. Cole!Dan; $700 St Vincent de Paul; $300 Margaret SulllVan; $100 M:M Manuel M. Silvia, In memory of William P. Lynch, M-M Robert Regan; $95 M-M William Rys; $75 Mary Kilroy, In memory of James E. Shea, Mrs. Louise Sweeney, M-M Edward Deciccio. . $50 Mrs. Eugene LeClair, Stanley J. Wineta, MrS. Daniel Scully, Sarah Spellman, In memory of Elizabeth Bolger & William Gazzero, M-M John D. Arsenault, Mrs. Q()ielb Pieri, M-M George Faria; $40 M-M Eugene Connors, M-M Albert Arsenault; $35 M-M MaI'1tin Delahanty, Abbie I. Kilroy, M-M Alfred Dufresne, M-M Raymond Suart. $30 M-M Francis Powell, M-M Francis Clegg; $27 In memory of Manuel & David Rosa;.$25 M-M Samuel Del Piano, M-M Herbert Farias, M-M Rene Perron, Annie Wilcox, Frances Martin, M-M Wmiam McHugh, M-M Michael Kuszay, .Ann M. Hughes, M-M Thomas Shea M-M George Rodriques, Edward Healey, Eliz abeth Barrett, Leonard Bolger, In memory of Timothy & Annie Holland, M-M Richard Coute. $25 Mrs. Joseph Biszko. M-M Walter Burns Jr., M-M Robert Marcoux, M-M Nicholas Bi1:tcliffe, M-M Harold S. Nabb, Mrs. James Coyle, M-M Douglas Poissant, M-M Joseph Guidotti, Mrs. Gertrude Lomas, Mrs. John Silv-ia, M-M Michael McCarthy, Mrs. John Coady, - J. Coady, M-M Henry Urban, M-M Ralph Fletcher, Margaret & Anna Whalon, M-M John Shea, M-M Frank Mattos, M-M Anthony Ruggiero, In mem ory· of James M. & ·Edward Cox, Mrs. Edmond Peladeau. St. Patrick $250 In memory of Msgr. Thomas F. Walsh; $100 M-M George McCauley, Mrs. William Donnelly & WilHam Donnelly; $50 M-M Louis Cyr; $35 Mrs. Anna Bevilacqua, M-M Edward Ha.ponik, Tn memory of Joseph A. Levesque, Mrs. Joseph Paquin. $25 M-M Louis Silvia, John J. Shay, M.;M Russell O'Brien, M-M Horace Travassos, Jean Judge, Mrs. Ida Plunkett, M-M Ralph Corre.ia, Mrs. Alton King, M-M Raymond Halbardier. i

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M-M Walter Stasiowski & Joyce, M-M Edwin Kosinski, M.:M Thomas SUDstrom,'. M~M Roland C. Levesque, I Christopher B. HaPonik, Mrs. Alexander KoQcon, Antoinette Orzechowski, Pauline Ukrainia.c, M-M I Ernest Edwards, M-M Joseph M. Quinn, M-M John L. I Rogers, Torres Family. I $27 M-M Richard L. Miles, Amelia Kruczek, Matthew I & Anne Jagielski; $26 John Zukowski, M-M Thaddeus. .Stasiowski; $25 Mrs. Patricia Dopart, M-M Leonard ;Smith M-M Arthur Silva, M-M John Cabeceiras, i Judith Dolan, M-M John - Luddy, Valerie R. Polka, 'M-M Francis Cleary, Mrs. Gary' Ivanson, M-M Thomas 1M. Medeiros, M-M Joseph Forsack, M-M Stanley IPencak & Family, Mrs. Valerie Butler. I $25 Jose & Rita Lindo, M-M Stanley Golesbiewski, ·M-M RobeJ'lt Rioux, M-M Warren O'Connell, In mem lory of Walter & Sopie Polak, M-M David J. St. ILaurent, M-M Michael S. Jezak, M-M Lid.e Price, lM-M Edward Gi-rza, M-M Thaddeus Chrupcala, James 'Pollard Barbara Dubiel, M-M Joseph Desrosiers, Mrs. ;Ba,J'lba~ Mullen, Steven Rys, M-M David Zdabosz. , $25 S'hawomet Ga'rdens, ~rs. Frank Jancarik, Irene 'Sokolowski M-M Phillip Violertte, M-M Walter Wis niewski M-M JoQhn Simmons, M-M John M.inior, A Friend (6), Ma'ry Makuch, M-M Michael D'Alu, Paula Gagnon M-M Joseph Sroczynski, M-M Karol Ozug,· Martin' & Rose Forczyk, M-M Timothy Kelly Jr., M-M Luiz Sardinha, M-M Leo Fournier, M-M William Gonsalves, Mrs. Chester Bednarz, M-M Stanley Mis. I $25 Henry Mis, Phyllis Babiarz, Susan Zwolinski, M-M Michael Zwolinski, M-M Edward Paul Niewola, M-M Stanley. Pruchnik, M-M William Brogan. I St. Stanislaus· $650 Rev. Robert S. Kaszynski; $400 St. Stanislaus School Ohildren; $350 Rev. Richard Philiposki, S.Ohr.; $101 Joan Marie Desrosiers; $75 M-M John Polak; $50 A Friend (2); $40 M-M George Wrobel; $35 Dani~l Gagnon. . I $25 M-M Eugene Czepllll, M-M Matthew Ohrupcala, M-M Stanley T. Piertryk, M-M Joseph J. Ciosek, Mrs. Frederick Sherman, Raymond Kells, M-M David Feeney M-M Theodore J. Ziolkowski, Felician Sisters, Mrs. J~an Frank, Mrs. Stephen Marsden, A Friend (3).

55. Peter & Paul $100 In m,emory of J. Edward Glynn, Mildred Shannon, Florence Taylor; $75 Mary Tyrrell; $60 M-M Edward Kelly; $50 Mrs. J. Edward Glynn, M-M William Tansey, M-M Edward Tyrrell; $40 Janet Dupont, Mrs. Niclwlas Tyrrell, Earl Cory, M-M Frank Sullivan; $35 M-M John Wild'ing; Louise Tyrrell, John Tyrrell; $30 M-M William Hyland, M-M Joseph Stankiewicz, Mrs. Theresa NieO'timp, M-M Raymond Polak. $25 M-M Nicholas Tyrrell, Maureen Ryan, Mary Dutton, Carol Dutton, Dorothy _Hathaway, Ramona Meagher, M-M Fred Dolan, Eileen Farren &' Mary . Cushman, M-M Thomas Farren, Clarence & Barbara Lee, Francis Sweeney, M-M Pasquale DiMartino, Vin ceo' DiMartino, Mrs. James E. Rogers, M-M James A. Donnelly, Mrs. Jerome Foley, Marion Mahoney. $25 M-M Francis Ryan, M-M Stanley Janick, Michael Sweeney, Deborah Harding, Agnes Heffernan, M-M Fred Vitullo, John Dolan, Kathleen GagnJe, M-M Richard Gagne, M-M John Force, Mrs. Lillian Cabucio, M-M Leonard Mendoza, M-M Roland Levesque. 55. Peter & Paul $100 SS. Peter & Paul Womens Club, SS. Peter & Paul St. Vincenrt de Paul; $30 M-M Albert Doucette, M-M John Luebke; $25 Mrs. Helen Ozug, M-M James Sunderland, Charles Mahoney, M-M Ralph Craddock. St. Stanislaus $550 A Friend; $300 M-M Joseph Gromada; $250 A Friend; $180 A Friend; $170 Stanley, Sophie, Mary Zmuda; $150 St. Vincent de Paul Con ference; $130 St. Stanislaus Mens Club; $125 M-M Frank M.is; $110 In loving memory of Paul & Frances Drzal. ' $105 M-M Walter J. P. Gosciminski; $100 M-M Henry T. HaWkins, Holy Rosary Sodality, Mrs: Walter Kocon, Stanley Lach, M-M Walter Deda, Ms. Patricia Leary, Mrs. Alice KTet, Dr.-Mrs. Joseph McGuill Jr." St. Stanislaus Women's Guild, A Friend, M-M Charles \ D. Carlos; $85 Denis Butler.. $83 M-M Thomas P~rnak; $80 M-M Stephen: Kulpa; $75 M-M Robert Polak & Son, A Friend (2); $70 Joan A. Clark; $60 Ms. Margaret Peart, Jane T. Ellis, M-M Thomas D. Drewett; In memory of Adam Polak, M-M Thomas Skibinski, A Friend; $55 M-M Paul Klaege, M-M Robert Astle, M-M .,Tohn Deveney, A Friend. $50 M-M Henry Paruch, M-M Leo R. Dube, Mrs. Frances Winiarsk'i, M-M Louis Angelini, M-M Daniel Rocha, Ann Marie Teasdale, Weglowski Family, Mary Niewola, Josephine Niewola, A Friend; $45 M-M John Mayo, A Friend; $42 A Friend; $40 M-M Stanley Knapinsqi, M-M George Pereira, M-M Walter Soczek, M-M Richard Ernst; $36 M-M William Wolowiec, M-M Joseph ~inion. $35 M-M Stanley Wojnar, M-M -Joseph Cichon, M-M Eugene J{adala, A Friend, M-M Charles Ouellette, Mary Kudlacik, M-M Theodore Waszkiewicz; $32 Helena Martins; $30 M-M Roch E. Vadeboncoeur Jr.,

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st. William $300 St. William's St. Vincent de Paul; $150 Helen L. Donovan; $100 M-M A.. Gapton, M-¥ Daniel Araujo Anna Gottwald, St. Wilham s Women s Guild, Mrs. C.' Parkhurst, Margaret Constantine, M-M IJouis Viveiros; $50 M-M David Tuttle, Charles Fallows, M-M Harry Kershaw, The Boodry Family, Mae Riley, V:ietor St. Denis, M-M J. Martineau, M-M James Finglas, M-M John Mait{)za. ; $40 M-M Clement Paquette, M-M Fred Ohlebek; $35 M-M Herbert Boff; $30 Eliza,beth Fitzge.rald, M-M Frank Costa M-M David LaFrance, M-M John Ba,tes; $25 M-M Ja~es' McKnight, M-M Alfred Vieira, Roland Talbot M-M Walter Janick, M-M Ronald Mardula, Mrs. Sophie Rzasa, M-M Manuel Viveiros, Claire Hosking M-M John Powers Jr., M-M John Powers, M-M William J. Sewell, M-M Paul Sallar, In memory of William Desmond Crowley. . ~ si. William $600 Rev. William J. Shovelton; $50 Christopher Lake Jr.; $30 Mrs. Bert Galford, M-M George Rhoads, Anonymous; $25 M-M Michael Pankow; M-M Frank Correia, Mrs. Arthur Deschenes, Deceased m~mbers of the Raposa Family. i

! i Santo Christo $500 Rev. Antonio C. Tavares; $300 Ini memory of Antone C. Souza & family, In memory of I Tsaura Reis & Father; $200 M-M Norman A. Alves, M-M Manuel Campos; $100 M-M Alfred Campos, In memory of Aires Moniz & Son Manuel, In memory of the Parents of M-M Alfred Carreiro; John Bartholomew Moniz & family, St. 'Vincent de Paul Society, 'Holy Ghost Society; $70 M-M Jose Viveiros Couto. $60 M-M John F. Victor; $55 A Friend; $50 Si~va Funeral Home, In memory of Joao & Alexandrma Luiz In memory ·of Mary Pavao, In memory of Maurice . Pacheco & Family, M-M Joseph Rego, Maria C. Rodri gues M-M John F. Silvia, Santo Christo C.C.W., Alice Sim~s,' In memory of Antone & Clara Simas, Anony mous, M-M Antonio S. Tavares, His Honor ·the Mayor &.IMrs. Carl:ton M. Viveiros. $45 In memory of Maria Cardoso; $40 Jesse Carval'ho, M-'M Joaquim'Sousa Machado, Alexandrina Pacheco, In I memory of M-M John S. Pontes, A Friend (2), Anonymous, Madeline Soares; $35 A Friend, M-M Francis L. Mullaly, In memory of Immaculate Resen des; $30 M-M Joaquim Barbosa, Anonymous, In mem OI')\ of Domingos Cambra, M-M Gary Joseph Correira, M-M Antone L. Furtado,' Joseph P. Gonsalves, In memory of Joseph Oliveira & Son Joseph, A. P. & Family, M-M Jose M. Silva, AugustlD'ho Joseph Viveiros. $25 M-M Donald Almeida, Leticia Almeida, M-M Paul C. Tavares de Araujo, Joseph Borges, M-M Armando Brasil, M-M G.C., Herculano C. Castro, Cizaltina Cordeiro, In memory of Frances Costa & family, Cunha's Bakery, M-M Arthur Pacheco Custodio, M-M Joao Farias & Family, M-M William .H~rington, A Friend, M-M Anibal G. Lage, M-M Alfred Matti, In memory of Mary & Joseph Camara. . $25 In memory of Mrs. Mary Moreira, Anonymous, In ritemory of John G. Paiva, M-M Jose Camara Paiva & F,amily, In memory of M-M John Mendonca & M.;M Carlos Pereira, M-M Joaquim Pe.reira & Maria Rosa Pereira, Mrs. Cidalia Petito, M-M Antonio Pimental, M-M JoQao Luiz O. Silva. M-M Jose Silva, MTS. Eliza Sousa, Anibal & Beatrice Souza, ,M-M Manuel J. Souza, M-M Antonio Manuel Tavares, In memory of Jose Laurenio Tavares, Tony's Bakery,. In memory of Georgina & John Mendonca & P. Dominion. I

$100 M-M Daniel Castanho, M-M Joseph Vieira Medeiros, In memory of Frank B. Oliveira & Michael Oliveira, Santo Christo Federal Credit Union; $75 A Friend; $60 Frank H. Bento; $50 Holy Name Society of S11O'to Christo; M-M Jose P. Medeiros, M-M Carlos I

Manuel Pavao, Ano!1YD.10u~,> $~O M-M Joao Tavares Gouveia & Son. '. . .. $30 Henry J. Araujo Jr., M-M Manuel Pacheco Botelho &. Family, M-M Carlos Alberto P. T. Lopes, M-M James Medeiros, Manuel & Maria Mendes, Mrs. Maria dos Anjos Pimenta, M. S. & family, M-M Luciano Cavral dos Santos; $25 A.M.B., M-M Joao V. Couto, M-M Jose Silvia Dias & Son, M-M Edward Donald Medeiros, Mrs. Cecilia O'Leary. $25 In memory of the Parents and Grandparents of M-M Frank Pacheco, M-M Manuel T. Pacheco & Family, F.R.P., M-M Manuel Pimellital Jr., M-M William Reis, William dos Reis & Family, M-M Manuel Barreira Rodrigues & Family, M-M Alfred V. Sousa, M-M Edward Terceiro, In memory of Manuel Castanho. ASSONET St. Bernard $250 Rev. Leonard. M. Mullaney; $100 M-M Felician Brochu, M-M John L. Brown, M-M Benoit Charland, M-M Marianno Rezendes Sr., M-M Robert Barboza; $65 Mrs. Claire Bell; $50 M-M James King M-M Henry Berube, M-M James Quirk, M-M Robert Viana; $40 Pauline Rebello, M-M Richard Houghton, M-M Francis Kenney, M-M Edgar Lemle, $35 M-M Paul Lamoureux; $30 M-M Ronald Lyonnais, M-M John E. Sullivan. . $25 M-M Michael Correia, M-M Fred Demetrius, M-M WillIam Gallagher, M-M Michael Frain, M-M Ronald Maccarone M-M David Miller, M-M Roger Lussier M-M Joseph Maguire, M-M Dennis Read, M-M Anthony Salpietro, M-M William Simmons, M-M Tom Richards, Joseph Simmons Jr., M-M Edward Thompson, M-M Gerald DiChiara, M-M Peter Fazio, M-M Stanley Janczura M-M Manuel Mello, M-M Leonard Nicolan, M-M Th~mas Terpak, M-M Michael Cloutier. $25 Mrs. Edward Adams, M-M Michael Cloutier, M-M Brian Lawton, M-M Thomas Perry. st. Bernard $125 M-M Francis Sullivan; .$120 Mrs. Yvette LaForest; $100 M-M Gary Carcondes; $75 M-M Robert Blake; $50 Francis Andrews, M-M L. J. Copeland; $40 M-M Leo Conroy; $30 M-M Paul Levesque, M-M Robert Parker; $25 M-M William Boulay, M-M Leo Talbort, Mrs. Gloria Corey, M-M Antero Oliveira; $50 M-M Albert Desrosiers. St. Bernard $25 M-M Alfred Rezendes. CENTRAL VILLAGE St. John the Baptist $500 In memory of Justino Simoes Joseph & Celia; $150 Dr.-Mrs.- Joseph T. Baldwi~' $100 J.L., M-M John B. Penler, W.J.P., F.W.; $65 KAG; $50 C.K., J.J.O'B., M-M lIdo B. da Silva, M-M R. Williams; $35 T.K.P.; $30 M-M Bruce Beaulieu, Carl Brodt, G.L. Jr., Mrs. Isabelle Standberg. $25 M-M J·ohn Ardagh, M-M Henry Arruda, B.B., P.B., W.B., M-M Edward Cloutier, M-M Robert M. Condon, M-M Gilbert Costa, Robert Costa, M.dos V., M-M TobIas Fleming, A.M.F., A.F., D.F., M.K., Bernard T. Kelly, M-M Claude· Ledoux, P.L., Margarert E. McCloskey, Ernest Martin, M-M\ George Medeiros, M-M William Murphy,- John M. Porter, M-M Donn Robidoux, M-M David Rozin'ba, In memory of Henry Schelter, L.S., M-M Richard Trecida. St. John the Baptist $50 J.C., Hon. Beatrice H. Mullaney, T.P. Jr.; $40 T.F.; $30 D.D., M-M Joseph P. Halloran; $35 M.L.; $25 M-M David Buckley, Mrs. Irene Caswell, G.E., D.P.F., M-M Edward J. Healey, M-M Ray Hurd. Doris B. Keefe, Susan M. Lovell, M-M Donald McCarthy, Agnes J. McCloskey, M-M William Navin, Janice Pedder, M-M Thomas Peters, Dr.-Mrs. George J. Thomas Jr. WESTPORT Our Lady of Grace $100 M-M John Cairns, M-M David Ponte; $50 James F. & Mary C. Murray, M-M Raymond Pelletier; $40 M-M Joseph Q()slin; $30 M-M Paul Amarello, M-M Vernon Fournier, M-M Frank Motta, M-M John Sena.y. $25 M-M Alfred Alves, M-M Arthur Alves, Donna Butler, M-M William Camara, Mrs. Phyllis Chrupcala, M-M Louis Fernandes, M-M Jeremiah Grondin Sr., M-M Robert LaBonte, M-M Robert LaFrance, M-M John MacDonald, M-M Donald Nadeau, M-M Anrtone Pacheco, M-M Lionel Paquette, Gracia Parenteau, M-M Kenneth Ouellette, M-M Ronald St. Laurent, M-M Daniel Tenchara, M-M John T: Tunney, M-M George Duclos. SWANSEA st. Michael $500 A F·riend; $375 Rev. Clement E. Dufour; $300 St. Michael's Bingo; $100 M-M Charles L. Viens Sr., M-M Francis Crook, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Dr.-Mrs. James M. Leffers Jr., $75 M-M Joseph Hargraves, M-M A. J. Gabriel, A Friend; $60 A Frien~ (2)' $50 Rita Butler & Family, M-M Edward ConfortI, Dr.~Mrs. Joseph V. Medeiros, M-M Robert Cardinal, M-M Raymond Duclos, M-M Ralph Lepore Jr., Lillian Morissette, M-M Gus Davi, Vlaire Morissette, M-M Manuel Silveira, A Friend. $40 M-M Edward T,hompson; $35 M-M Billy Dolin, St. Michael's Women's .Club, M-M Dolor St. Laurent; $30 M-M Laurent Pineau, M-M Dominic Troy, Camille Levesque, M-M James Bird, Arthur Morais, M-M Rene Dufresne, Albert Bolduc, M-M Joseph Cyr,' M-M Alfred Bolduc Jr., In memory of Joseph S. Furtado, A Friend (5). $25 M-M Alan Hutchinson, Mrs. Yv-onne Vallee, John Tunney, M-M Joseph Janson, M-M Norman Thibault. $25 M-M Raymond Pickett, M-M Antone Miranda, M-M Richard !,ooker, M-M Raymond Walsh, M-M Edward Kieolor, M-M Stephen C. Soderlund, M-M Walter Malone, M-M Bertrand LePage, Alfred Costa, M-M Caesar Paiva, M-M Henry J. Dion, M-M Richard Araujo, M-M John Sequin, Dr.-Mrs. James Baker, A Friend (9). St. Michael $125 M-M John Farias; $50 M-M Kenneth Gardiner, M-M Herve Lavoie; $30 Friend; $25 M-M Leo Paradis, M-M Joseph Goyette, M-M Roland Prevost.

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St. John or God $200 St. John of God Women's Guild; $120 Judge Milton R. Silva; $100 Silva Funeral Home, Lawrence Borge, Dr. George Sousa; $75 M-M F.rank R. Borges Jr., $50 Louis S. Machado, Frank V. Medeiros J.r., Catherine Quental, Mrs. Maria C. Ven ·tura, Arthur ~rvalho, John Velozo Jr., $40 James Rebello, In memory of Ign'acio Andrade; $30 George Amaral, Leonel S. Medeiros, Manuel Michael, Alfred & Anne Monteiro, Louis Rosa. $25 Gil Affonso, Kenneth Arruda, Joseph H. Camara, John Coffey, Alfred Co.ray, Amancio Costa Jr., Joseoh Costa, Mrs. Mary Costa, George Garcia, Jose L. Gouveia, Raymond R. Machado, M-M Edward Malloy, James McIntyre, Frank S. Mello, Leopercio Medeiros, David Motta, Joseph Motta, Manuel F. Oliveira, Robert, Paiva, Arthur Provost, Laura Saraiva, Lau.reano Silva. $25 Arthur M. Silvia, Alfred J. Souza, Joseph Souza Jr., Manuel S. Sousa, Richard Torres, Antone D. Var ,gas, Jesse Velozo, Joseph Andrade, John Cabeceiras, Antone F. Correia, Antonio Furtado, Joseph D. Law rence, Manuel Mello, John Rodrigues, Manuel B. Silvestre, Joseph Souza. St. John of God $100 John Chellel Jr.; $50 Jesse Baptista, M-M George Coulombe, St. John of God Prayer Group; $35 Daniel Rapoza; $25 Edward Machado, Joseph D. Souza Jr., Kevin Oliver. St. l"atrlck $250 Dr. Roger Cadieux, Dr. Roland E. Chaoot; $150 Raymond R. Adam; $115 Joseph Matthews;' $100 David Dunne; $50 Mrs. Harold Meehan, Robert Meehan, Edmund Silva, Edward J. Leonard; $45 Arthur F. Cassidy; $40 Lillian I. Hadad, Fernand & Robert Auclair; $35 Roland Poitras, Valentino Pallotta; $30 William V. Mahoney Jr., Richard Silva, Helen Sullivan. $25 Thomas DeVido, Richard A. Mello, Robert Cox, Frances M. LaSalle, William Moran, Annie M. Roberts, Roland Thibault, Marie Snyde.r, James Bradbury, Thomas Keane, Ra,ymond Siller, Robert Ma,thieu, Raymond Bachand, Oliver Perr)' Jr., Mrs., John N. Daly, John W. Kinnane, Gerard Deslauriers, Peter Hiotelis, Mrs. Frederick Bartek, A. George Stukas. $25 Raymond H. Bibeau. Edward Synan, Mrs. Francis L. Collins Jr., Helen & Lillian Reddy, Thomas & Mary

Cinquinl, John B. Halloran, James P. Johnson Jr.,

Stephen Odynecky, Mrs. Alfred F. Belanger, F'rank S.

Moriarty, William J. Reed, William A. Neilan, Daniel

Ready, Frederic C. Dreyer Jr., Mrs. Robe.rt F. Smith,

Laurent Guay, William Gilbert, Leo A. Bond, Louis

Oliveira.

st. Patrick $125 Elizabebh Trainor; $60 Joseph A.

Tinsley; $50 Mary E. Quirk, Mrs. Charles E. Sevigny,

Mary Judge, Carlton D. Boardman, Alan A. Amaral;

$40 Charles E. Demers; $35 'I'homas J. Daley; $30

Thomas Donahue; $25 Joseph Capostagno, Mrs. David

Kilroy, Mrs. Sol Streim, Francis J. Kilgrew, Joseph

Soroka, Mrs. Joseph F. Biastoff, John T. Smj;th, Michael

Zagaja, Edward F. Moore.

'st. Thomas More $800 Rev. Msgr. John J. Regan; $500 Rev. John G. Carroll; $300 Rev. Gerard A. Hebert; $125 Henry Gu.rl; $120 M-M Francis Silvia; $100 Jane Borden, M-M Vincent Coady, Mrs. Catherine Connelly, M-M William Gibney, Mrs. Ernest Grenier Sr., M-M Charles Latham, M-M Francis Lussier, M-M Eugene Pepin, M-M William She.rry, M-M John Hennessey; $75 Ms. Ka'bberine Sullivan. $50 Mrs. Julia Boynton, Charles Bu.rke Jr., M-M James Crivaro, Paul Daley, Edwin Doolan, Rosemary Dussault, M-M Louis Fayan, H. Earl Heron, M-M Joseph Iadicola, M-M Richard Kelley, M-M John Kineavy, G. Bernadette & Helena Mahoney, James F. Nicoletti, M-M John O'Brien, Mrs. James Pappas, M-M Albert Shovelton, Mrs. Luke Urban, Lillian C. Hart, Mary Hart, Henry McGowan, M-M James Mullins, M-M Patrick Murphy. $45 John Marshall Family; $40 M-M Donald Hussey; $35 Mrs. Al'ice Gagnon, Mrs. Jack McCormick, Anna Smith; $30 M-M Gilbert Leonard, M-M James Har rington, M-M Leonard Burgmyer, Mrs. Helen Burke, M-M John Carvalho Jr., M-M Richard Crowell, M-M Gerald Driscoll, Benediet Eagan, M-M Normand Heroux, M-M Edward McCann, Reginald Marchand, M-M T,homas O'Connell, M-M Francis Reis, M-M Leo Rodrigues, Ernest Rogers, M-M William Ryding; $'27 Mrs. Raymond McGee. $25 M-M James Charrette, M-M Jose"!)h Diogo, M-M Robert A. Medeiros, M-M Clc-tus J. Monahan, M-M Stanley Sieczkowskl, M-M William Andresen, Raymond Aylward, M-M Chester Baker, M-M Joseph Bargantine, M-M Norman Bessette, M-M Roger Chouin,ard, Mrs. John Connolly, M-M John Connors, M-M William Croke, Edmund C.rowell, M-M Roger Dube, M-M Joseph Duffy, Mrs. John Ford, Thomas J. Fox, M-M Joseph Gagnon, M-M Edward Gauthier, M-M Harry Hynes, M-M Moran Jammen, Mrs. Frank Johnson. $25 Ms. Jo Anne Johnson, Mrs. John Johnston, M-M Edward Kaylor, Mrs. Susan Killoran, M-M Philip KukUelski, M-M Robert LeComte, Blanche Lemieux, Mrs. Te.rrance Lomax Jr., Mrs. Charles McDermott, Mrs. Kenneth McNulty, Mrs. Theresa Macedo, Mrs. John Mahon, M-M Ronald Mandeville Sr., M-M Frank Mazzarella, M-M Robert Michaud, M-M John Mitchell, Edward Monarch, Mrs. John O'Day, Edward O'Gara, M-M Gilbert Parker, Mrs. Katherine Peirce, Catherine Pollard, M-M Joseph Quinn, M-M Victor Robillard, Mrs. Dale Rothwell. $25 l'4-M Arthur Roy, Evelyn Ryan, Mrs. Kat'hleen Sherry, M-M Alphonse Saulino III, M-M Michael Stubbs, M-M Barry Sullivan, M-M Donald Sylvia Jr., M-M WHliam Thomson, M-M Robert Trafka, M-M Donald : Waring, Mrs. T,homas Washington, M-M William Whalen, M-M WilHam White Sr., M-M Fred erick W~lding. st. Thomas More $200 St. Vincent de Paul; $50 M-M Richard Briere, Mrs. George Re'inhagen, M-M

. , \.' .' Henry Simpson; $35 M~M Walter Prayzer;' $30 M-M Leroy Learned, M-M Charles Leary, M-M John T. O'Neil, M-M Edward Sullivan Jr.; $25 M-M William BarraI' Jr., Margaret Hession, Florence Sullivan. \

SWANSEA Our Lady of Fatima. $700 Anonymous; $600 M-M Wilson W. Curtis; $250 Anonymous; $200 M-M Robert P. Laflamme; $150 Atty Harold K. Hudner; $120 M-M David Connell; $100 M-M Russell B. Cochrane, M-M Harold Higgins, Mona C. Kennedy, Mrs. Donald Mac Donald, M-M Gerald Morris, M-M Raymond G. Thurston; $80 M-M Leonard E. Boardman; $75 Antone S. Aguiar Jr., M-M Andre G. Michaud, Mrs. Ambrose A. Powers; $60 Mrs. William R. Flynn, M-M Harold Senay, M-M Be,rnard Swales Jr. $55 M-M Andrew Boisvert; $50 Norman Butler, M-M Joseph T. Drury, Anne V. Fayan, M-M Terence P. Garvey" M-M Keith Kenyon, M-M Joseph LeDuc Jr., Catherine O'Connell, M-M Louis Oste, M-M William T. Rogers, M-M John F. Sweeney, Anonymous (4); $40 M-M Donald F. McCaffrey; $30 Oharles Chorlton, M-M Frank A. Cusick Jr., M-M Paul J. V. Parente, M-M Arthur F. Turcotte, M-M Peter F. Turcotte, Anonymous (5). $25 M-M Roger C. Bavoux, M-M George Bradbury, M-M Edward J. Bryda, M-M John A. Burke, Edward Coleman, M-M James E. Conroy, M-M Joseph Correa, M-M William F.' Cripps, M-M Joseph A. DeNardo, Mrs. Howard Eaton M-M Conrad Fortie.r, M-M Maurice Gagne, Mrs. William S. Gray, M-M John T. Hunt, M-M Charles V. A. January, Mrs. Irene Koven, M-M N. R. Levesque, M-M Thomas Maiato, M-M Carlos Matos, M-M Robert F. McConell, M-M Joseph M. Donald, M-M Peter G. McMurray, M-M Alfred Mello, M-M Malcolm R. Melvin, M-M Paul J. Martelly. $25 Virginia T. Morissete. M-M Rob.ert Oliveira, Mrs. Leonard J. O'Neil, M-M Horace Pelletier, M-M Robert Plummer, Matthew D. Quinlan, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. L. Rose & Louis, M-M Antone Silvia, ' Mrs. Georgia Silvia, M-M Robert Smith, M-M Donald Souza, Mrs. E. A. Sullivan & Helen, M-M Dennis Tavares, M-M Robert Tschirch, M-M Clarence Viveiros, Anonymous (16). Our Lady of Fatima $300 Anonymous; $125 Our Lady of Fatima Women's Guild; $100 M-M Thomas Doyle; $55 Anonymous; $50 M-M Francis McNulty; $40 M-M Robert King, Anonymous; $30 .M-M John 'Lyons; $25 Mrs. Chester Dzialo, M-M Edward S. McNerney, M-M Joseph F. O'Neil, M-M T,homas Raposa, M-M John J. Sullivan, , Anonymous (5). St. Dominic $300 Rev. William G. Campbell; $200 Arthur Cavanaugh; $150 Leonard Brophy; $100 Robert Lachance, Louis Travers, Joseph Marum, Eugene Orosz, John Pietrowski; $85 Craig Sherwin; $75 Harvey Lenon, Norman E. Ashley; $50 John Gunn, Albert Rousseau, John R. Schaefer, Henry Vanasse, John Gib ney. $30 William Cody, EvereM Mendes Jr., William Gempp; ,$25 Kenneth Kelley, Dennis Biggins, B. DiPietro, Thomas C. Murphy, Clement Family, Cath erine Heald, Eileen Deubel, George Harrington, Gerald Vasconcellos, Dorothy Coleman, Edward Halpin, Paul Marion, Angela Nystrom, Arthur G. Costa, Raymond Gagnon, Claire Lapointe, John McCann, William F. Jo'hannis, Imelda Bombardier, Michael Bullock, Thomas Ryan, Joseph E. Cousineau; $35 James Carr, James Hanley; $30 William Gempp. St. Louis de France $500 Ideal Laundry; $400 Rev. Louis R. Boivin; $225 st. Vincent de Paul Con ference; $110 M-M Armand Gauthier; $100 M-M Emile Cote, Raymond Ouellette; $80 M-M Timothy Thomp son; $60 M-M WiUiam T. McAndrew; $50 M-M Daniel Berthiaume, M-M Robert Normandin, T'heresa & Helen L. Archard, Leo Mathieu, M-M Gaston Bernier, M-M Francis McCurdy, M-M Joseph Duquette, Kathleen Rubano; $40 Arthur Cote. $35 Mrs. Robert Dufour, M-M Walter Pierce, M-M Joseph Belanger; $30 M-M Ambrose Maynard, M-M Arthur Grimes, M-M Raymond Audet, M-M Jean Emond, M-M Lawence Mannes, Mrs. William Fletcher, M-M Roland Goddu, M-M Leo Chabot; $25 M-M Jo'hn Gardella, M-M Joseph Rodrigues, M-M Eric Araujo, M-M Hector A. Clement, M-M Anthony Mello, M-M, Roger Gravel, M-M Alfred Iwanski, M-M Raymond Boulanger, Leon J. Boulanger, M-M William O'Neil. $25 M-M Alphonse Mendoza, M-M Raymond Le vesque, M-M Edgar Trudeau, M-M John Walsh, M-M Alphonse Mello, M-M Manuel Souza, M-M Edward Emond, _M-M Richard Dufour, George-- R. Levesque, M-M Milton Brouillard Jr., M-M Edward Parent, M-M Raymond Dumont, M-M Rene Michaud, M-M Donald Pratt, Francois X. Tremblay, M-M Edwin Booth, M-M William Bourassa, M-M Gerald Fontaine, M-M David Molloy, In plemory of Robert S. Murphy Jr., M-M Lawrence SChlernitzauer, M-M Armand Francoeur. St. Louis de France $50 M-M Emile Boilard; $35 M-M Roger Paquette, Armand Levesque; $25 M-M Eugene Dumontier, M-M Robert Garvin, M-M Ray mond Saucier, M-M William Webb Jr. NEW BEDFORD St. Casimir $200 Rev. Henry Kropiwnicki; $100 Frank & Edward Kulesza; $50 A Friend; $30 Emile Golda, M-M Henry Roszkiewicz; $25 M-M Stanley Adamowski, M-M Charles D. Arruda, Mrs. Wanda Dabrowski, M-M Jan Domagala, M-M Fryderyk Gorczyca, Stanley Graibec, M-M Teddy M. Kalisz. $25 M-M Edward Nowak, M-M Walter M. Palys, Mrs. Louis Peltz, M-M Louis F. Peltz. M-M John Polar, M-M Joseph S. Ponichtera, M-M Stanley Schick, M-M Joseph Stoddard, M-M Vincent Tomala, M-M Eugene Wajda, Mrs. PauUne Ward, Eva White, Holy Rosary Sodality, Holy Name Society, St. Casimir's -Circle, A Friend (3).

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NEW BEDFORD st. Francis of Assisi $500 Rev. Ronald A. Tosti; $200 Anthony Armanetti; $100 In memory of Rev. William R. Jordan, Women's League of 51. Francis of Assisi; $50 Henry K. Healy, Edward P. M-cCann; $40 Francisco Morgado; $30 Mrs. Domenic Catala'no, Peter Regis; $25 Margaret Barbero, Clement R. Beau lieu, Joseph Castellina, Armand S. Coelho, Mrs. Pas quale Nicolaci, Mrs. Frank Teixeira, David Souza. Rose Sykes, Mrs. John A. Sylvia, Dorothy Vikre. St. Francis of Assist $100 St. Francis of Assisi Men's League, St. Francis of Assisi-St. Vincent de Paul Conference; $52 Hormidas J. Marcotte; $50 Edward F. Leary Jr.; $40 Louis Bono; $35 Gilbert Ferreira; $25 Henry Andrade, Davis Balestracci, Salvador A. Belli, Anita Blain, Pauline Blain. $25 Arthur Carvalho, Frank Garcia, Mrs. Richard Holden, Armand Joia, Robert J. Morelll, Leonel Neron, Harry Peitavino, George P. Regis Sr., Antone Santos, Baptist J. Vercellone, William N. Whelan III. St. Hedwig $425 Franciscan Fathers, OFM Conv.; $150 Patla Family; $100 In memory of William A. Faria, M-M John L. Mello; $50 M-M Charles Goulart; $35 M-M Matthew Dobyna; $25 John Barylski, M-M Stanley Los, Walter J. Szelag, M-M Mieczyslaw Galanek. . $25 M-M Raymond LeBlanc, M-M John Noga. St. James $100 Adelaide Medeiros, Dr.-Mrs. James Quinn, The Mahoney Family; $75 M-M Daniel Dwyer, M-M Timothy Mitchell, M-M Richard! Fontaine, M-M Raymond Tchaen Sr.; $50 M-M Wm. Batty Jr., M-M John Callanan, M-M Alphonse Chenette, Lena Freitas in memory of Joseph Freitas, Mrs. Alice Lowney, M-M Richard Manning, M-M Joseph O'Brien, M-M Andrew O'Neil, M-M Francis Quinn, John Quinn. $50 Catherine Swansey, M-M Wm. Whalen, M-M George Williams, M-M Vincent Worden, M-M Patrick Baker, M-M Robert Clark, Mrs. Rosemary O'Neill, M-M John Sylvia; $40 M-M Edward O'Rourke, Mrs. Leo M. Sullivan; $36 M-M Armand Pereira; $35 M-M Francis Baptiste, M-M Raymond Fontaine, M-M James Mullin Jr., Mrs. Francis Roach. $30 Janet Connelly, M-M Edmund Coyne, M-M Joseph Souza, M-M Adam Zycb, M-M Paul Hart, Mary Marshall; $25 M-M Wm. Aspden, M-M Valmore Barabe, M-M Leon Bellavance, M-M John Britto, M-M Roger Chouinard, M-M Edward Kelly, M-M Michael Nicholas, M-M Herman Saunders, M-M George Silva, Mrs. Arthur Amaral, M-M John Arnett, M-M Robert Arnett, M-M Joseph Bettencourt. $25 Mrs. James Bolton, M-MRobert Bowcock, Margaret Cairns, M-M John Connor, Violet V. Corbeil, M-M Donald Corde.ira, M-M Donat Cormier, M-M Thomas Couto, M-M George DosSantos, M-M Robe.rt Dupont, M-M Joaquim Enca,rnacao, M-M Paul Foster, Mary Gallagher, M-M Leonard N. Gui1beault, M-M Bruce Giffor, M-M John Green, M-M John J. Har rington, M-M Benedict Harrison, M-M Edwin Haznar, Catherine Hurley, Helen Jarusik, M-M Paul M. Jorden. $25 M-M Ernest Jupin, M-M Charles Lamoureux, M-M Gerald Lewis, Mrs. Jane Livsey, M-M Edward Mackay, Mrs. Edward Maguire, M-M John McAllister, M-M Thomas Paton Jr., M-M Wm. Perry, Loretta Phaneuf, Mary Phaneuf, Mar~ery Rezendes, M-M Paul Rezendes, Ellen Robinson, M-M Georg Sheehan, Mrs. Luke Smith, Henry Swain, M-M Martin E. Treadup, Mrs. Alexander Whelan, Frances Whelan, M-M Thomas Whittle, M-M Wm. Wing. St. James $50 John G. Leva; $40 Neal Wall; $35 Mrs. Arnold Oliver, Leo Worden; $25 M-M Edward ConnuHy, M-M Wm. Donaghy, Mrs. William Hendricks, M-M Joseph Lewis, William O'Malley, Helen Ross, M-M Herbert Wall. St. Lawrence $300 Very Rev. John P. Driscoll, V.F.; $65 In loving memory of James & Margaret Davis; $60 M-M Robert Brunelle; $50 M-M Lawrence E. Finni; $35 M-M Joseph MacFarlane; $30 Helen A. Driscoll, M-M Alfred M. Frates; $25 M-M William Bryant, Charles J. Donnelly, Ohristopher Donnelly, Mrs. Lewis Dutra, Mrs. Michael Harrington, M-M Andrew Kennedy, Misses Charlotte & Grace McGoff, Mrs. Patrick J. Moore, James F. Murray, M-M Thomas F. Parker Jr., Ralph Souza, Margaret Sullivan. $150 M-M William Kearney; $100 M-M Harold S. Barney, M-M Clyde L. Rounseville; $75 M-M John Tierney; $50 M-M Nelson Dumaine, Thomas Jennings, M-M Walter Loveridge, Mrs. John B. O'Rourke, M-M Joseph Pierce, M-M Arthur Kirkwood, M-M Dalpha Lavallee; $35 In memory of Charles W. Burke, Mrs. Mary Winterson. $30 M-M Theodore J. Calnan, M-M Richard Sanders, M-M John Sullivan, M-M Felix Bruce, Mrs. Paul Curry, M-M Paul E. Marshall, Helen E. McGrath, M-M Paul Servais; $25 Francis Carney, M-M James Corbett, June A. Harrington, M-M Manuel Lima Jr., M-M William MacF,aralane, James Manning. $25 Mrs. Roland Mathieu, M-M Hugh McKenna, M-M John R. Whalen, Julia E. Barry, M-M Raymond Bolton, Mary Brimley, M-M Manuel Guerreiro, M-M James McCann, M-M Charles McCarthy, John M. Newby, M-M Francis Smith. St. Lawrence Mrs. Thomas Osborne; $70 M-M 'I'homas J. Long; $60 Mrs. Mary B. Whea'ton; $50 M-M James Dee, Margaret Dohel'ty, Stephen W. Doherty, Mrs. Anne E. Hooper, Helen & Eli'lzabeth O'Connor, Robert Tessier; $40 Mrs. William Downey, Angela J. Hayes, M-M Edward McIntyre. $35 M-M Alexander Phillips; $30 Mary Downey; $25 Anna M. Brady, The Francis H. DeTerra Family, Mrs. Ernest King, Mrs. Manuel P. S. Macedo, Maurice Mahon, Mrs. James E. Murphy, M-M Robert Oberg, In memory of Helen E. Breen by Mildred ONeil, M-M Albert Smith, Mrs. Edith Thatcher.

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A. Gamache; $300 St. Joseph Religious SOcie ties; $150 St. Vincent de Paul Society (St. Joseph), M-M Conrad Seguin; $100 In memory of M-M Raphael Beaulieu, In m~mory of Rev. Ubalde Deneault, M-M H. Ernest Dionne; Anonymous; $60 Anonymous; $50 "M;.M Armand Bernard, Laura Deneault, M-M Ernest Hodson, Robert LaFrance, Raymond LeComte Sr., M-M Thomas Weaver, Anonymous. . $40 M-M Frank Braga, In memory of M-M Arthur Guimond, Anonymous;. $35 M-M Henri Gardner, M-M Rene L'Heureux, Louise Seguin, Anonymous; $30 M-M W. Dennis Bowen, M-M Roland Fortin, M-M Wayne Pimental, M-M Alfred W. Sylvia Jr., Anonymous; $25 Edna ArC<luette, M-M David Beaudry, M-M Ar mand Beaulieu, Helene Bertrand, M-MPaul Bonneau, M-M Normand Boucher, ~-M George F. Burke, Annette Collard, M-M George Cote, Thomas Despres. $25 M-M Henri Desrosiers, M-M Gary Emken, M-M Ovila Fortin, M-M Roger Gagnier, Alfred GaUdreau, Dr.-Mrs. Clarence LeBlanc, M-M Pamphile Letourneau, M-M Bryan McKay, M-M Raymond Methot,. Rosa Myers, M-M Henry Pimental, M-M LeOnard Poyant, M-M Manuel Rapoza, M-M Walter Robillard. St. Joseph $75 M-M ArthUlI' V:illen~uV'a; $50 Dr.-Mrs. ~rald Carrier & family, Anonymous; $25 Roger Gunay, M,-M Raymond Landry, Anonymous.

,J. Lowney, M-M William Benoit, M-M Barry J. Motta, IJohn Jarvis, M-M Matthew. Donovan, Mrs. Leonard ;Parker, Mrs. Theresa Gold, Mrs. IIda Gracia, M-M :Manuel Olivera, Mrs. Bernard P. Rogers, Mrs. Carlos !Robeiro, Mrs. Sharon Bedwell, M-M Carl Alemeida, M-M Arthur Hardy, Mrs. Mai-y Sullivan. : $25 M-M Lionel J. Dulude, Mrs. Rosaria Nicolac~, M~M Stanley Palys, M-M: James Lanagan, Mrs. Aaron Parr, Mrs. M. Alden, M-M Paul Lopes, M-M Benjamin ~wcock, M-M Steven Paulson, M-M Joseph Porte, M-M Anson Paine, M-M Thomas Smith, M-M Robert :Wood Jr., Thomas Robinson, M-M Allen Days. I $25 M-M Robert Bach, M-M -.Louis Braga, Mrs. Eleanor Cyr, M-M Anthony Blanchard, M-M Antone-' Simas, M-M Joseph McKenzie, M-M Stephen Foster, M-M Roger Peloquin, M-M Jose Ambar, M-M James p:reenway, M-M Chester Mackay, M-M Harry Young, M-M Robert Lemay, M-M Robert Riding, M-M Jose Nobrega, Mrs. Bernard Carter. : st. Joseph $200 M-M Domenick Nicolaci; $50 M-M lI'eotonio Corvelo, Manuel Garcia. (in memory of Cilia) ; $35 M-M Ernest Balboni; $25 M-M John Lopes, M-M !)tephen J. Furtado, M-M Napoleon Gadu, M-M Samuel Fosta, M-M John Dias Jr. $25 Mrs. Grace Rose, M-M John Scrocca, Richard Claflin, Mrs. Joseph Chal',ade, M-M Antone De Terra, Mrs. Simone Rezendes, M-M Philip Harding, Mrs. Mary Caton Medeiros, ~-M Frank Almeida, M-M Nioholas Tangney, M-M Frederick Elliott.

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St. KiUan $50 Margaret Macek; $30 M-M Allen B'entley, Janet Hardman; $25 Elvira Damasio, Kenneth .H. Pearson. st. KIlIan $30 Mary Augeri; $25 M-M Joseph Bernardo. St. Theresa $350 Rev. Joseph A. Martineau; $100 M-M Laurier Marcoux, M-M Raymond Bourassa,M-M Roger Fernandes, M-M Henri Valois; $60 Roland J. Lemieux, M-M Roger Renaud; $50 M-M John W. Cofer, Mrs.' Maurice Landry, Mrs. Lorraine Desrosiers, M-M Robert A. Cyr, M-M Anthony Gracia, Mrs.' Eleanor Strong; M-M Augustin Jussaume, Diane Lizotte, St. Theresa's Parish Choir, Mrs. Gertrude Charpentier, M-M Raoul Leblanc, Patrick Gannon, M-M Henry LeBlanc; M-M Roland Dumas & Daughter, K. of C. . Bishop Stang Council No. 4532. $40 M-M Charles Gomes; $30" M-M Robert Boulet, M-M Leo Sylvia, Mrs. Bruno Stals, M-M Bertrand D. Allain, M..;M Daniel Rego; $25 M-M Valmore Gonne ville, St. 'Anne's Sodality, M-M Raymond A. Guerette, M-M Gerald P. Rooney, M-M Paul F'ontaine, M..M Roland Benoit, M-M Normand A. Brassard, M-M Lau rent Parent, M-M Roland Vigieant, Mrs. Ida Guilbert. . $25 M-M Girard Sharkey, Joseph G. Richard, Mrs. Emelie Lemieux, In memory of Salome Bissonnete, M-M Henry Labelle, M-M Charles Jodoin, M-M Larry Moreau, Ovila Rock, Leonard Rock, M-M Eddie Belle feuille, M-M Marcel Lareau, M-M Joseph Mandeville. St. Theresa $60 M-M John Leboeuf; $50 M-M Eugene Lemieux; $30 M-M Roger Seney; $25 Vincent Raffa, M-M T·heodore Frechette, Mrs. Florance Fortier, M-M Eric Newberg. ACUSHNET St. Francis Xavier $175 'SFX Conference/St. Vincent de Paul Society; $75 A Friend; $50 M-M James Gleason, M-M William A. Keefe, M-M Raymond J. LeBlanc, M-M Laurier Cormier; $40 Leo, Yvonne & Violet Boucher; $35 Richard Barry, M-M James M. Haworth, M-M Leo Coons, A Friend; $30 Leonel Tetreault, M-M James Breen, Louis Sylvia, A Friend. $25 Fath Family, Neitzel Family, In Thanksgiving Shea Family, M-M Geroge H.Blouin, M-M Rosario N Guy, In memory of "The Weeks Boys", Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Lillian Allemao, Mrs. Agnes Jacques, Mrs. Paulette Laflamme, Bella Lepage, M-M Joseph T. O'Neill, M-M Maurice Bourque, M-M. Amedee Gautreau & Jackie M-M Mitchell Smola, Christine & Paul Szwaja, .A. Friend (6). St. Francis Xavier $300 In Thanksgiving; $100 T·he Duarte Family, The Burns Family, The Piche Family; $50 M-M Donald Micozzi, -M-M P. Muldoon, A Friend (2); $40 James F. Blain; $35 M-M Nelson Girard; $30 M-M J·os. Laughlin Jr., M-M Manuel Medeiros Jr. $25 Mrs. Therese Dupre, M-M Gerard Ledoux' M-M John O'Toole, "M-M Leo. Ricard, M-M Antone Souza In Thanksgiving (2), Special Intention, With Gratitude' A Friend (2). ' FAIRHAVEN St. Joseph $200 Manuel A. Sylvia Jr.; $150 M-M James P. Honohan; $100 M-M Earl .Dias, Joseph Begnoche, M-M Armand Marion, MaUheu O'Malley, M-M Joseph Saladino, M-M Alfred Vincent,.Mrs. Joseph SUllivan, Mrs. Mary J. Crowley, M-M Edward B. Loughlin; $75 M-M James Buckley, Rita Antonsen (In memory of Richard), Raymond Barbero; $55 M-M Raymond Stilrvish.· _ . $50 Margaret Mangan,. Mrs. Alfred Sylvia, M-M Antone De Terra Jr., Mrs. Margaret F. Soares, Dr.-Mrs. .Chester Baron, M-M Grover C. Johnson, M-M Edwin Joseph McQUillan, M-M John Negri, Mrs. Olive Rioux, M-M Bernard'ino Fortunato, M-M Edward Walsh, M-M Rober:t Hession, M-M William Tucker Sr., M-M Dennis Hogan, M-M Joseph Hipolito. . $45 M-M Antone Perry; $40 M-M Ernest Pare, Mrs. Adam Rupkus, Casimir Jarosik; $35 M-M Jeffrey Osuch, l\f-M Hector Robitaille, M"M John Dwyer, M-M Charles Joseph; $30 M-M Harold A. Nickerson, M-M Boleslaw Galary, M-M Joseph Bowers, Alice A. Sykes, Mrs. Walter Smith; $25 Mrs. Eleanor McCartney, M-M Daryl Manchester, Mrs. Kenneth J. Noyer, M-M Hugh J.' Shanahan, Mrs. Gerard C. Benoit, M-M Anthony Fernandez, M:-M George Fenner. $25 M-M Michael Moran, Fairlawn Mortuary, John

I St. Mary $150 M-M Roland Bourgault; $100 Albert Lajeunesse, M-M John T. Ward, M-M George LeBlanc; $75 M-M Matthew Ha.r:t; $60 John E. Ferro; $50 M-M Manuel Martin, M-M Louis Vaudry Jr., M-M Normand Despres; $40 Mrs. Paul Sequin; $35 M-M John A. Wojcik; $30 Mrs. Mary Peters, M-M Donald P. Lipsett, M-M Robert Dorgan Sr., M-M Antone Costa Jr. , $25 M-M Romeo Arsenault, M-M Orient Benoit. :pr.-Mrs. Denis Braul't, M-M Thomas Wojcik, M-M Raymond Richard, M-M Joseph Cataldo Jr., M-M Albin Silva, M-M Salvatore Lombardo, Mrs. Mary Anthony, M-M Andrew Martin, M-M Albert Labrie, M-M Ber nard Boutin. ! St. Mary $100 St. V'incent de Paul Society; $50 l,\I-M Donald Mulcare, M-M James Joaquin, M-M Frank Marujo; $42 In memory of Hon-arina Alua; $40 l,\I-M Thomas Rielly; $35 M-M Weber R. Torres; $30 l'rfen of the Sacred Hea.rts; $25 M-M Michael Han ~zaryk, M-M Antone· Medeiros, M-M. Paul Sirois, Wal:ter L. Considine. I

Sacred Hearts $150 M-M David Sibor; $40 Henry Jane Martin-Fortn; $30 M-M Elphege Desroches; $25 Arnold Cejka, M-M Lenard Cejka, M-M Alfred Furtado, M-M Larry Martel, M-M Raymond· Vary. , S~cred Hearts $100 Damien Council 4190 K of C .Ma:ttapoisett; $40 Cynthia Rodrgues; $30 M-M Daniel Costa; $25 Ladies of St. Anne, M-M John Newby, 1M-M Anthony Eleniefsky I

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I St. Rita $500 M-M F'rancis J. Perry; $300 Rev. J,ohn J. Steakem; $250 Tichon Seafood Corp.; $200 M-M William Burgess, Sandria Parsons; $100 M-M Glaude Ellis, M-M Edmund McCarthy, St. Rita's Women's Guild, M-M Ernest Weber. ; $50 M-M Richard Roszkiewicz, Mrs. Frances Weber, pr.-Mrs. William Dawson, John Sullivan; $40 M-M Edw.ard Gallini; $35 M-M William McLaugolin, M-M ~ichard Simcock; $30 M-M Donald Avery, M-M Albert Muren; $25 M-M John DePina, M-M Frank Kozicki. !$25 M-M Richard Arthur, M-M Stephen Carey, 1'4-M Frederick Donovan, M-M Harold Frye, M-M :Qennis Kenney, Mrs. Frances Harrison, M-M Jonathan Henry, M-M Ronald Labbe, M,.M Thomas Lovett, Mrs. C. Joseph Nowak, Mrs. Janice Mendes, M-M Ronald Murphy, Mrs. David Harrington, M-M Rober·t O'Brien, Mrs. Barbara Peckham, M-M Frank Robilotto, Dr.-Mrs. Robert Tremblay, Dr.-Mrs. Jean Webster, M-M John DePina, M-M Frank Kozicki. I St. Rita $100 St. Rita's St. Vincent de Paul Society, ~-M Francis Mead; $50 M-M Glenn Lukowicz, Deacon &. Mrs. Maurice Lavallee; $40 M-M William Henry; $30 Mrs. Mary Valley; $25 Eleanor Griffin, Hiller Co., Inc., ~-M Carl Lamoureaux, Rosalie Tirrell. MA'l'TAPOISETT

. , St. Anthony $200 M-M Norman Gin-grass; $175 M-M Maurice Downey; $100 Rev. Gabriel Healy, SS. CC., Rev. Larry W.. Morrison, SS.CC., M-M Robert Davis, M-M Oharles Rodrigues, M-M Clarence Verdi; $50 M-M William Carter Jr., M-M Francis O'Neill, M'-M Edward Ryan, Mrs. Helen Tyndall; $35 Frederick T.' Moore M.D., Mrs. Margaret Reed, Mrs. Kenneth Tuttle; $30 M-M WiIllam Heldan, M-M Richard Lang hoff, Mrs. Virginia MahonE!y. . . ,$25 M-M Miguel Brito, M-M Charles Catres, M-M .Howard Chadwick Jr., Barbara Cornish, Mrs. MaT)' Costa-In memory of' J'oseph Costa, Margaret Dins more, M-M Alan Fales, Charles Finn, M-M John Gibbons, Florence Huetteman, Alice Humphrey, M:-M R~bert Lawrence, M-M Edward Lewis. ~25 Mrs. K. S. Lovell, M-M August Medeiros, M-M Atthur Mello, M-M. John 'O'Leary, Frank Pimental, Mrs. Irene Sanderson, M-M John Seaberg, M-M Joseph Sullivan, Manuel J. Sylvia, Elizabeth Taylor, Edward Walsh Sr., M-M Peter Wayner. . I st. Anthony. $1,000 M-M' Paul Duchaine; $200 Peter W. Duff; $100 M-M ,Joseph Hassey, In memory ofl Joseph W. Hurley; $50 M-M George Liberty; $35 Cdr. & Mrs. W. H. Goetz, M-M Frank Cooper; $30 Lquden-Black Family, M-M David BaDcroR $25 M-M Gene Pursley, M-M Paul Souza, M-M Joseph Sullivan, M-M Michael Jennings, Paul E; Zicame, Mrs. Rosalind Tr,avis, Mrs. Ella Gibbons, G~rald Fitzgerald, William Ellis, M-M Edwin Allard, MfM , Leonard Di Pasqua, M-M John Murray. i

NORTH DARTMOUTH st. Julie BiUlarl $500 Rev. John F. Hogan; $300

!\f-M Lawrence A. Weaver; $250 M-M Harding J.

Carrier; $200 William MacLean Jr., Dr.-Mrs. Stephen

F. Sullivan; $150 Mary C. Halloran, T. Hudner Kennedy;

$100 Barbara Coonan, Claire A. Donahue, Dr.-Mrs. E.

Deane Freitas, M-M Craig Secia, In loying memory of

Joseph & Agnes Soares, M-M Sylvester Sylvia, Clara

M. Weeks; $60 Dr.-Mrs. James Hayden.

$50 Mrs. Emmett P. Almond, M-M Stanley W. Baron,

Mark Bermingham, Marion S. Freitas, Mary & Ger

trude Gleason, Roland Hebert, M-M Al't'hur Poitras,

M-M Arthur Powell, Evelyn L. Roberts, M-M William

Winsper; $35 M-M Denn-is Arvisais, Atty.-Mrs. William

R. Balderson Jr., M-M Ric·hard. Cleveland, Beatrice R.

Freitas; $30 M-M Thomas·S. Bancroft, Bert LaForest,

M-M John Morirs, M-M Manuel Nunes, M-M Edmund

Roberge.

$25 M-M Anthony Battistelli, M-M Louis V. Bessen, M-M David Bryant, M-M Raymond Butts, M-M O. M. Canto, M-M William 'Coonan, Edward A. Cormier, Mrs. An:tone DeMello, M-M Edmund Dupre, M-M Norman Dussault, J. Donat Fafard, Milton Ferreira, M-M Gil bert B. Ferro, M-M Leonard Furtado, Mrs. Manuel Gonsalves, M-M Edward V. Hill, David J. Holt. $25 In memory of Raymond T. Hunt, M-M Thomas Johansen, Dr.-Mrs. Paul LaBelle, M-M Maurice P. Lafrance, M-M Roland J. Lefebvre, Margaret Linney, . M-M Richard Martin, M-M Richard Medeirolf, Col. & Mrs. A. P. Mercier, M-M Francis D. Metthe, 'M-M Manuel F. MoinheIro, Helen E. Morirs, In memory of Louis Pacheco Sr. & Louis Pacheco Jr. $25 M-M Raymond Paiva, M-M David Palumbo, M-M Prudent Pedro, M-M Henry Perles, Douglas

Pfeninger, -M-M Donald Pittman, M-M Joseph Ra,poza,

Mrs. Patricia Rose, Peter Senuick, M-M Kenneth

Sousa, M-M Raymond Souza, In memory of Katherine

. V. Sullivan, Mrs. Anne Taber, M-M Roger Tougas,

Harry Sprague, M-M John W. Starkie, Robert .J.

Sullivan, M-M Raymond Sylvia, Anne E. Vieira. $25 M-M Raymond J. Vincent, M-M John Wade,

-Mary B. Waegelin, M-M Peter Washburn, Barbara

P. White, M-M Richard Wilder, Mrs. A. C. Wobecky. St. Julie Blliart $100 Atty.-Mrs. Edward J. Har rington; $50 M-M Gerald Aguiar, Alice N. Best, M-M Charles Toomey, M-M Thomas J. Beedem, M-M Edmund L. Kelley, Winifred F. Keneally, Mary A. , Keneally, Atty.-Mrs. William J. Synnott, M-M Eugene Szala, M-M Joseph P. Taffe Jr.. $40 M-M Austin A. Ambrose; $30 Roberta K. Dutra, M-M Dennis Wong; $25 M-M Jeremiah D. Barry, M-M Clifford Gonsalves, Ru~h S. O'Brien, Dr.-Mrs. Daniel J. O'Neill, M-M Manuel Torres, M-M Marcel L. Dumont, M-M Joseph R. Vargo, James Mackay, Mrs. Carol Leduc, Mrs. J·oseph E. Tomlinson. $25 M-M Richard Zukowski, M-M Richard Enos,

M-M Joseph A. Cerulli, M-M Ernest M. Kobza, M-M

Charles Westgate, Mrs. Thomas Aiello, Frances &

Agnes Ward, M-M Stanley Babiec, M-M LenIne M.

Gonsalves, M-M Charles Callaghan.

SOUTH DARTMOUTH St. Mary $500 Rev. Walter A. Sullivan; $250

Rev. William P. Blottman; $200 Dr.-Mrs. Arthur F.

Buckley, M-M Albert G. Roy; $150 In memory of the

Aubertine family, M-M Armand Rheaume; $135 M-M

M-M John D. Orcutt Jr.; $100 M-M Carlos Auves,

M-M Qwen F. Hackett Jr., Mary T. Luiz M-M James

F. McHugh, Margaret Magdalen Doyle Sullivan,

Dr.-Mrs. Louis Miskell; $85 M-M .James Barrett; $75

Atty.-Mrs. Edward D. Hicks, Olivia W. Luiz, M-M

Gerald Morency.

$55 M-M Edgar W, Moorhouse; $50 M-M Leonard Mello, M-M Herbert Arruda, M-M Paul Clark, M-M Angelo DeMello, M-M Joseph C. DeMello, M-M Neil Fitzgerald, Dr.-Mrs. Anthony Martin, M-M Daniel J. Murphy, M-M George Ponte, M-M Joseph Ponte, M-M Richard Reilly; $40 M-M Harry O'Neill; $35 M-M Frederick Corbell, M-M George Wright III, Dr. Mahoney, M-M Thomas L. Maher. . $30 M-M Paul G. Caron, Mrs. Alvaro Rodriques, M-M Richard Vieira, M-M Frank J. ·Mello; $27 Antone Abreu; $25 Mrs. Stella Alexander, M-M William Alver naz, M-M Peter Athaide Jr.• M-M Eu·gene Caron, M-M Philip Caron, M-M Joseph Cosentino, Jacqueline Costa, M-M Alfred J. Coutu, M-M Manuel Correira DeMello, M-M John Downey, M-M Silvino Ferreira, Margaret Gamble, M-M Philip Grandome, M-M Freddy Groves. $25 Maurice Hayes, M-M Vincent Hayes, M-M Joseph Ignacio, The Johnson Family, M-M Thomas Kelly, M-M Victor J.Ladetto, M-M Herve LaPoin:te, M-M George Lawton, M-M Edward Leitao, Mrs.· James Madigan, M-M Paul M. McManus, -M-M Louis D. Melo, M-M Levi Christie, Mary A. Coholan,' M-M Serafim J. Correia, M-M Edward Costa, M-M John Costa, Mrs. Alice Dahill, -Mrs. WUbert Divis, Beatrice P. Gervais. $25 Grace Gonsalves, M-M Mario Grota, M-M Antone Gouveia, M. Cora Guilmet, Ellen Hoffman, Mary M. Mello, M-M James P. McK;enna, M-M Frank Moniz, Rita E. Powers, M-M Michael Nestor, M-M James O'Malley, M-M Ernest ~antos, Richard Sheridan, M-M Joseph Vieira, Mrs. Frank Coleman, Joyce A. Dias, Richard Harkins, M-M Frank Mello, M-M Norman Menard. M-M George M. O'Hara. $25' Mrs. John Roberts, M-M Thomas Rossi, St.

Mary's Guild, Dr.-Mrs. A. Senesac, M-M Edmund

Sylvia, M-M Edward Sylvia Jr., M-M J. A. Sylvia Jr.,

M-M H. Manuel ~ylvia, M-M Arthur Tetreault, M-M

William. Theberge, Donald Villeneuve, Marcelle

WOOdhouse...

WELLFLEET Our Lady of Lourdes $200 M-M Ernest Rose; $100 M-M Harry Pa.rkington; $50 M-M Roland Thureson, M-M Robert Dutra; $35 M-M ~obert Brimmer Jr., M-M Richmond Bell, Flora Peters; $30 M-M Donald Brazil; $25 M-M Dennis Mooney, M-M Lawrence Rose, M-M Antone Lopes, M-M John Thomas, M-M Harold Tripp, M-M John Douette, Mary Rose..

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WAREHAM

ATTLEBORO

st. Patrick $500 Rev. James F. Lyons; $250 M-M John Joyce; $200 M-M Thomas Costello, Alfred Pappi; $150 Deacon & Mrs. William A. Martin, Rev. John C. Daly, SS.CC.; $100 Arthur F. Breagy, M-M John Callahan, Theodore Cass, M-M Frank Krystofolskl, Mrs. Vito Mazzola; $60 M-M David J. Powers;. $50 M-M Gene Bedard, Mrs. Bertha L. Lundstedt, Mrs. Helen McGlashan, Mrs. Delmo P. Pezzoli, Cross Insurance Agency, M-M George S1. John, M-M Philip McEntee, Mrs. Walter J. Smith Jr.; $35 M-M Alfred Langdon, M-M John Maloney, M-M Bernard Tobin, $30 M-M Antone Gomes, Mrs. Albert Hagen, Deborah Rose. $25 M-M Robert S. Anderson, Mrs. Ellsworth Atwood, M-M Walter Baptiste, M-M David Barry, Mrs. Homer Bates M-M Frederick Besse, Mrs. Filenio Cardoza, M-M 'Andrew Costello, M-M James Cunningham, M-M Ferdinand DiPasqua, M-M Carleton Eldridge, M-M Fred Ferioli, Joyce D. Geary, Capt. & Rodolphe L. Gendron, Mrs. Joseph Govoni, John Griffin. $25 M-M Bradford Hall, M-M Epifanio Jorge, John. A. Kelenosy, M-M Frank Lopes, Roland Masse, M-M Francis D. Murphy, M-M Arthur Perkins, William M. Sweeney, M-M James Toomey, Mrs. Frederick Trip.p, M-M Charles VanderStaay, Laura Vecchi, M-M James Vicino Jr., Wmiam Williams. St. Patrick $200 M-M John Texeira; $120 George F. Frazier; $100 Fr. Calla'han Council, Knights of Co lumbus; Mrs. Grace F. Campia, M-M Henry Goncalves, Mare G. Hobbs, Marie Murphy, Mrs. Ethel Rowe; $50 Clara Barboza, M-M Huildeburto Borges, M-M Albert' Carreiro, M-M John J. Filkins, Dr.-Mrs. Thomas Geagan, Mrs. Albert Getohell, Mrs. Frederick Kite. $40 M-M Miguel Clllmphina, M-M Anthony Rollo; $35 Mrs. Mary Butland, M-M Michael J. Butler; $30 M-M Henry DeRusha, M-M Kenneth Ferreira; $27.50 M-M George F. Ladd; $25 M-M Sylvester Andrade, Mrs. Edward Beatty, Ms. Adelaide Beckett, M-M Henry Borghi, M-M Fred S. Bourbidge, M-M Charles Cassidy, M-M Arthur Collins Jr. $25 Peter L. Feeney, M-M Michael Galavotti, M-M Joseph Gibson, M-M Guerreno Govoni, M-M Ralph Greene, M-M Hulot Haden, M-M Harry Hinckley, Mrs. William LeFa.vor, M-M Joseph L. Maloney, Mrs. Herbert Lloyd, M-M John McCabe, Mrs. Mary M. McDevitt, Helen Mulcahy, M-M William Paling, M-M Natale Pompile, M-M Joseph Rose. $25 M-M Albert Santos, Mrs. Marjorie Scheh, Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan, M-M Harold Tomkinson, Ann M. Tottle, Mrs. Frances Vitale, Mrs. Catherine White.

St. John the' Eva.ngellst $500 In memory of the Henry family; $350 M-M John Walsh Jr.; $250 M-M Wllliam Morrissey; $150 M-M Bernardina Carella; $125 Mrs. Leland Smith, M-M James Coogan; $100 Mrs. Melvin Candelet, M-M Frederick Bartek, M-M Edward Maher, M-M Armand Roy, Peter Silvia, Kevin Lawless; $75 M-M Donald DesVergnes. $60 Mrs. Craig Stevens, M-M John Braun; $50 M-M Gilbert Rea, Dr.-Mrs. Jeffrey Lambert, M-M John Dolan, Vincent & Ruth Nihan, Mrs. Francis Kelley; $40 M-M Robert Coug·hlin, M-M George Largess, M-M Alfred Pierce; $35 M-M Russell Fontneau, M-M Ernest Jost, M-M John Lee $30 M-M Thomas Bellevance, M-M John Wilson, M-M Charles Bowen, M-M Da.vid Murphy, M-M Joseph Graney, M-M Roger Forget. $25 M-M Charles Clarke, M-M Kenneth Brough, M-M John Robinson, M-M Henry Hebert, M-M Robert LaFerriere, M-M Robert MacDonald, M-M David Texeira, Mrs. Mildred Bellavance, M-M Warren Hall, David Gibles, M-M Armand Beauregard, Mrs. Walter Love, M-M Bernard Stephen, M-M William Bergevine, In memory of Vincent McGinn, M-M Joseph Pacheco. $25 Mrs. Frank Roca, Mrs. Joyce Barrett, M-M William Magui're, Kevin Myles, M-M John White Jr., Norman Belcher, M-M James Rocha, Mrs. Wilton Dale, M-M Joseph Simmons, Edward O'Neil, M-M Robert Schwensfeir, M-M Harlan Batchelder, Mrs. Edmund Rainvllle, M-M Tony Pospisil, Mrs. Helen Shanley, M-M Walter Ambler, M-M Alan Blaha. $25 M-M Joseph Collins, M-M George Winsor, M-M John Cummings, Mrs. Earl Baumgartel, Pauline Parenteau, M-M John Byrnes, M-M Donald Corbeil, Georgette Nelson, M-M Lawrence Johnson, Mary Grimes, M-M Albert Perry Jr., Alfred Tetreault, M-M Howard Deveau, M-M Henry Gagne, M-M William Stone, M-M John Carty, Lucille Felix, M-M Gary Nyzio, Dale King, M-M Andrew Figuerado, Mrs. Frederick Carpenter, Ellen Loew.

EAST TAUNTON Holy Family $100 Manuel Gomes, Winifred Buck ley; $80 Stephen Punda; $75 M-M Fernand Medeiros; $50 Stanley Slavick, M-M Edmond S1. Yves, Stanley Markowski, M-M Ernest Andrews, M-M Joseph Mozzone, East Taunton Kennel Supply, M-M Arthur Machado, Mrs. Helen Cameron, M-M Robert Coveney, Ann MUrPhy. $40 M-M Carlos DeJesus, M-M Francis Perry, M-M Richard Alvarnoz, M-M Anthony Pacheco; $30 M-M Joaquin Correia., Alfred Dutra, M-M Francis Dutra, James Kenyon, M-M John Shea, M-M Carroll Slavick, M-M Joseph Mendes, Mary Murphy; $25 M-M Albert Adams, Edward Crossman, M-M Joseph Cactro, M-M Richard Torres, M-M Richard Ducharme, M-M Stanley Baran. $25 M-M Joseph Raposa, M-M Raymond Prunier, M-M William McAloon,' Joseph DeMoura., M-M Peter Deniz, M-M Josef Bartek, Robert Currid, Mrs. Russell Paiva, M-M Ronald Gordon. NORTH DIGHTON SL Joseph $300' Rev. William F. O'Connell, Henry Wareing' $200 M-M Joseph Murray; $70 M-M Frank V Phillips' $50 M-M Vincent Furtado, M-M Roger L~; $40 M-M John Lane; '30 Leo Pivirotto, Leo Duffy. $25 Levlte Carrier, M-M Richard Donahue, M-M Edward Donnelly, M-M Mark LaChance, M-M Kenneth Leanues, M-M Richard E. Lee, M-M Thomas Marsden, Joseph Mason, M-M Henry O'Connell, M-M Geor~e Rebello, M-M Antone Rose, Mrs. Beatrice Vargas, M-M Francis Conaty, M-M Robert Hebert, M-M Norman LaFrance, M-M Philbert Torres. St. Joseph $125 In memory of Atty. Richard K. Martin of Martin & Strojny Attys; $100 M-M Raymond Monteiro; $50 Mrs. Paul Horton, M-M Richard Arruda, Mrs. James Williams; $40 M-M Henry Conaty, M-M Antone Medeiros; $30 M-M Brendan Lynch, M-M Edwin Ready, M-M Donald Cleary. $25 Doris Booth, M-M Leo Bouchard, M-M John Cardoza, M-M Joseph Coelho, M-M George Furze, M-M William O'Connell, Susan McGuirk, M-M Walter Smith, M-M Charles Terry, Holy Name Society, M-M Joseph Jackson, M-M Edward Labrecque, M-M Ray mond Menard, M-M Henry Moore, William Rasmussen Jr., M-M Edmund Roy, M-M Donald Scott, M-M Manuel Vargas, 81. Joseph's Women's Guild. ATTLEBORO Holy Ghost $140 M-M John A. Caponigro; $100 John Flanagan Jr.; $50 Winifred Nelson; $40 M-1\1 Don Pelletier, M-M Joseph A. Monaghan; $35 M-M A. D. Stentiford; $25 M-M Francis R. Lavallee Jr., M-M John Cloud M-M WaHer Tansey, Manuel Almeida. $25 M-M Francis Elynes, Alice Mandeville, Mrs. John Poholek, M-M Clarence Fischback, M-M Jose Carreiro Medeiro~, M-M Joseph Machado, M-M Carmine Roca, M-M .tqseph T. Arruda•. M-M Stephen Pula, M-M Joseph ~rousseau, M-M Edward Furtado.. SL ,Joseph $100 St. Joseph's Beano; $50 M-M Arthur pUbuc, M-M Gerard Proulx, M-M George Stafford" $35 Mrs. Joseph Bellonzi; $30 Mrs. Claire LaPalm~; M-M' Leger Turcotte; $25 M-M Ernest DesVergnes, Mrs. Robert Goulet, M-M Robert Hende r , Mrs. Alice Lacaillade, Mrs. Ruth Poirier.

Elmer Edwards; $30 M-M Elmer Butler, M-M Nicholas Winters. $25 M-M George Busby, Oharles F'arrell, M-M Fred Fortin, Rose Hagopian, M-M Douald Harkins, M-M Robert Laliberte, M-M Richard Lareau, M-M Joseph Ledger M-M Francies McInerny, M-M Adrien Piette M-M Thomas Piggott, M-M Daniel Sullivan & Family, M-M O'Neil Turenne, Anonymous (6). MANSFIELD St. Mary $300 The Darmedy Family; $200 Catholic Woman's Club; $100 M-M Edward Kane, M-M Ben jamin Cavallo; $75 M-M A. Boldrighini; $50 M-M Joh:'! Kulig, M-M Clifford Ti,tus, Mi.ldred ~annon,. M-M Dominic Poillucci, M-M Domemc MacaJone, Rita A. Pascale; $40 M-M Thomas Lavery, J. M. Burns. $35 Winifred Marcussen, Annette Atwell, M-M Ber nard S. O'MalleY; $30 Dr.-Mrs. Meszoely, Eu~enc Palanza M-lVI James McLaughlin, M-M William De Baggis, Ellen Frank, M-M Peter DeGirolamo, M-M James Grady, M-M George J. Barlow, Mrs. Salvatore DeLutis, M-M Da.vid Sellmayer, M-M Kenneth Kings bury. $30 M-M C. M. Fillmore, M-MRobed Lynch, M-M Lloyd Anderson, Eleanor Piccolomini, M-M Michael DeGioia; $25 Irene P~terson, M-M Fran~ Nones, M-M Guido Leonelli, Shermo Amici, Mrs. WllUam Holske, M-M Henry Lemieux, M-M Albert Jackson, M-M L.eo Peloquin, M-M Richard Bellevance. M-M John Gookm, M-M Julius Varga, M-M Charles McLau~hlin, M-M Mark Canuel, M-M Ronald Harrison. NORTH ATTLEBORO Sacred Heart $100 Rev. James F. McCart-hy; $60 Paul Achin; $45 Normand Clout~er; $40 Mildred Richards; $35 Leo Piette; $30 Rene Pinsonnault; $25 Lillian Harris Jeannette Vanasse, Albina Letourneau, Marielle Martineau, Paul Poirier, Robert Sirois, Ed mond Couturier, AnUa Coutu, Jacqueline Ouellette, Mrs. Hector Coutu, Mrs. Normand Jette.

ATTLEBORO FALLS

NORTH ATTLEBORO

St. Mark $450 William Parker; $225 Mrs. William Walton; $200 M-M Robert Cunnin~ham; $175 Mrs. Rita Gallant; $50 M-M Dennis O'Neil; $40 M-M John Levis, M-M Albert O. Gingras; $35 M-M Arthur Foley, M-M Arthur J. Barry, M-M Robert Guillette; $30 Mrs. Ella Whelan, M-M Joseph Saj-cwicz. $25 M-M John O'Brien, M-M E. J. Ashe, M-M Ray mond Ringuette, Mrs. Eliz. Sturdy, M-M Raymond Tharl M-M Michael Kosinski, M-M Geo. E. Siddall, M-M'Richard Cronan, M-M Anthony Cipriano, M-M Ronald Segraves, M-M Thomas Jones, Judge & Mrs. Edward Lee, M-M Malcolm Fales, M-M Patrick Duffy, M-M J. Kevin Cunningham, M-M Eugene Mages, M-M John Murray, M-M Joseph Ferlan, M-M Peter Mikulis, M-M Joseph Feeney, M-M Earl Logan. $125 Dr.-Mrs. John Killion; $100 M-M Mrs. Paul Tausek; $60 M-M Douglas Kelch, M-M Raymond Person; $50 M-M Chrisopher White, M-M Emilio Gawtieri Jr., M-M Wilfred Joubert, Walter Rowe. M-M James Brennan, M-M Paul Hinski; $40 M-M Ronald Sousa; $35 M-M Wayne Harrison, M-M Roger Achin. M-M Robert Haggerty, M-M Maurice Berard. $25 M-M James Meegan, Mrs. Mary & Miss M. Madden; M-M Edward Smith, Mrs. Rosemary Bleas dele. M-M Henry Collins, Mrs. Cecelia DeVries, M-M Walter Johnson, M-M Paul Ruzansik, M-M John Pollis, M-M Thomas Rush, M-M Edward Armon, Shirley Semple, M-M Brook MacLean, M-M Stephen Boyle, M-M John Diamond Jr., Ms. Helen Foley, M-M Philip Lindstrom.

st. Mary $500 M-M Howard Morse; $100 M-M John Donley M-M Louis Donley, M-M Gerald Doyle; $60 M-M Jo~eph Sullivan; $50 Anthony Velletri; $40 M-M Louis Meomartino, Sarah Wmersinn; $35 M-M Philip Clark Sr. . $25 M-M Louis Abdou, M-M John Ahearn, M-M Herman Asher, John Bevilaqua Jr., M-M ?ohn Bevilaqua Sr., M-M Fred Butterworth, Ms. Shirley Dunham, M-M Donald Foster, M-M Donald Levesque, Mrs Louis McAdams, M-M Henry McCarthy, Mrs. Jos~ph Stanton, M-M W. Szewczykowslti, Mrs. Frances Vandal. NORTON

st. Mark $120 M-M Robert Donohue; $100 Anita. Gendron, Mrs. Ruth Byrne, M-M Paul S. Jutras, M-M Frank Spinale, M-M J. T. Keiper; $50 Mrs. John Gaffney, M-M Raymond Larocque, Mae McDonough, Mrs. Robert Panoff, Robert Kearney; $40 M-M John D. Bradley, M-M Charles Masterson, M-M Thomas Bannon M-M Curtis J. Fauth, M-M Robert Sullivan. $35 M-M 'Edwin Masel'bas, M-M Dominik LaFratta, M-M Francis Martin; $25 M-M Peter Cragan, M-M Kenneth Custy, M-M Renata D'Antonio, M-M Francis Gayton, M-M Joseph Grigelevich Jr., M-M Alfred Hopkins, Mrs. George Johnson, M-M John Kosar. $25 M-M David McInerneY, M-M Paul Sullivan, M-M Ronald Bazinet, M-M James Livingstone, M-M Leonard· Roberge, Mrs. Salvatore Florena, Capt. & Mrs. Dennis Kavanagh, M-M Dennis Damiano, M-M Joseph Joyce, M-M Robert Puhl. SEEKONK st. Mary $500 M-M Bernard J. O'Toole; $100 M-1\f B. A. Dzija, M-M Roger Farren; $75 M-M ~dmund McCann M-M Andrew Harney; $50 M-M Martin Carr, Ernest Emond, Avila Grenier, Joseph Grenier, Muriel Hunt M-M James Souza, M-M Joseph Thomas; $40 M-M'Roger Ferland, M-M William Figura; $35 M-M Daniel Arrighi. $25 Mrs. Roger Barney, M-M Earl Bastow, M-M Hector Carufel, George Conley, M-M William Curtis, M-M William Dunn, Mrs. James Elliott, M-M Louis Emond Jr., M-M Charles Greggerson, Mrs. Kathleen Hayes M-M Harold King, M-M Tbomas A. Klang, . Thom~s Maguire Jr., Mrs. Joseph 5trychan, M-M Stanley Strycharz, M-M Bert Sullivan, M-M Frederick Tbeberge, M-M Wilfre~ Thomson, Mrs. Joseph Ven tura, M-M Lawrence Welch. ATTLEBORO st. Stephen $25 Arthur Baril, M-M James .F. Cassidy Jr., M-M Armand Frechette, Caron Gramte Company, Prata Funeral Home. SOUTH ATTLEBORO St. Theresa $100 Ka,therine Bradley, St. T~eresa's

Confraternity of Christian Mothers, 51. Theresa s Holy

Name; $50 M-M Ederito Fachada, M-M Stephen

Kazarek, M-M James Mann, Anonymous; $35 M-M

st. Mary $500 Rev. John V. Magnani; $1.00 Louise Lynch, M-M Anthony T. Pires, M-M Vmcent T. Rakauskas; $50 Jane C. LeClaire; $35 M-M John .T. Ribeiro; $30 M-M John J. Camara, M-M Joseph N. Kuzdzol. $25 M-M George J. Bauza, M-M Eugene Boyle M-lVI Robert G. Burkhart, Eleanor Clapp, M-M Joseph F. Cummings M-M Robert J. DeMartino, M-M Robert Hallenbeck. M-M Robert LaCasse, Louise LaChapelle, M-M David J. Moitoza, M-M Ronald Peacock, In memory of Clarence P. Rich Sr., In memory of Herbert Schriever, M-M Philip Stepanek. SEEKONK Our Lady of Mount Cannel $125 Mount Carmel Youth Ministry' $100 M-M Maurice Hurley, M-M James A. McD~nald, M-M Walter Mellens, Dr.-M~s. Ronald Ricco, M-M Edward- R. Tomasso, M~M Fritz Ulmsohneider' $75 M-M John Raposa; $60 M-M Ralph Turner; $50 jane Ba.rker, AI Boucher, M-M Richard Capuano, M-M Robel'\t L. Carvalho, M-M John H. Ellis . M-M Vincent Frattaruolo, Charles Grossman. $50 M-M Fred A. Guarino, M-M John T. Kelleher, M-M Edward Martin, M-M Peter Matonis, Dr.-Mrs. P. A. Pizzarello, M-M William Quirk, M-M Ro~«:rt

Sloane, M-M Robert R. Tobiasz, M-M George Vergllis;

$42· Antonio Ribeiro Jr.; $40 M-M John Botelho,

M-M Ronald Derr, M-M Manuel Pestana; $35 M-M

Harold G. Devine, M-M Joseph Driscoll, Aldino

Ferriera, M-M Larry Marshall.

$30 M-M Anthony Andrews, lVl-M Ralph Castino, M-M Steven Miranda, M-M Joseph Motto Jr., Mrs. Irene Reale. M-M John Whittaker; $25 M-M Daniel Arico, M-M Paul Armstrong, M-M Ronald Boudreau, Mrs. Winifred Calla'han, M-M Ronald Coleman, M-M Jeffrey W. Creamer, M-M Harry DeAngelis, Mrs. Willard Decker, M-M Robert Deloge, Jose Doro. . $25 M-M Leo A. Galeone Jr., M-M Norman Gahm berti M-M Paul Given, M-M John J. Gregory, M-M Jam~s Handrigan, M-M Francis Harring·ton, M-M Ronald Hebert, M-M Walter J. Kelly, M-M Riohard W. Kendrick, Joseph' Kropis Jr. M-M Robert Leavitt, Mrs. Jeane M. Lyons, Kenneth McCloskey. $25 M-M George McGee, Joseph Medeiros Jr., M-M P. Micheletti Jr., M-M Samuel Mulholland, M-M Alfred

Nazareth M-M Antonio Perri, M-M Rudolph Petorelli,

Mrs. Sal~atore Picozzl, M-M Daniel R. Pimental, M-M

John Pontifice. M-M Winifred E. Pray, M-M Bruce

Saunders, Mrs. Cornelius Shackett, M-M James

Tiernan, M-M Joseph P. Trojan.

WOODS HOLE st. Joseph $150 Dr.-Mrs. Wmlam J. D~ly; $100

M-M Kevin H.Nolan, M-M Francis FeWore, Margue

rite Webb, A friend (3); $50 M-M John Callahan; M-M

David Corcoran, M-M Leonard Beford, Claudia Pen

dergast, A Friend (2); $25 Marie Healey, M-M Stephen

H. McInnis, M-M C. R. Heufelder, Lt. Col. David

Geddes, M-M Frank Burry Jr., M- Fred Metell, M-M

Gilbert Martin,

st. Joseph $200 M-M Cornelius Hickey; $100 M-M

Norman MacNeil; $50 Sophie Weslowski, M-M August

Caneda; $25 M-M Charles Stulb.

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BREWSTER Our Lady of the Cape $100 M-M Leonard Guertin, M-M Raymond R. Head, M-M Richard Reeves; $50 M-M John Collins, M-M JQhn F. Kane, EleanQr Roberts, James J. Donahue, Mrs. Marion L. Sullivan, Elizabeth Sheehy; $40 M-M Arthur Dickey, Ann & Mary Hickel, M-M Arthur Barnum; $35 M-M John Gonsalves Jr., M-M Felix Julian; $30 M-M Joseph Savago, M-M Charles F. Leonard. $25 M-M Brendan McGrath, Mrs. Beryl D. Hundt, M-M Edward' J. Carroll Sr., M-M Joseph Carguilo" Mrs. George T. Johnson, Elizabeth O'Shea, M-M John McManus, M-M James I. Phillips, Mrs. Frances Neal, M-M Robert Cahill, M-M Roger Hubbard, Mrs. John R. Quilty, Eileen Murphy, Mrs. John J. Sullivan. $25 Mrs. Chester I. Jackman, M-M H. A. Gr.anelli, Robert P. Masterson, M-M Ronald Remy, M-M Hugo Baroni, Fred L. Hewitt Jr., M-M John P. Lane, M-M Richard Hassett, M-M Frank W. Thorp, .M-M T,homas P. Lynch, M-M Thomas Hester, M-M James H. B,rad ley, Mrs. Josephine White, Mrs. Gilbert C. Sullivan. BUZZARDS BAY

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St. Margaret $125 Raymond D. Desrosiers; $100 Betty Doherty; $50 James M. Quinn, Tony Vierra, Edward Payton, In memory of Stephen Fougere, Thomas Wenzel; $40 Peter Remillard; $30 In memory of James J. Tamagini, Lillian M. Kennedy, Judith M·acLachlan; $25 Helen Lawrence, Vincent Bamford, Walter J. Eno, James A. Mulvey, Rose M. Umanzio. $25 Joseph Butler, Anthony Baptista, Louis Eacobacci, J. F. Curley, Walter Oley, Ra.ymond Blais, Clara Hockenberry, Richard Baker, Dr. Ralph Angus, Leo Gagnon,' Helen M. Perkins, Agnes Rogers, Ida D. Gibson, Ms. Katherine Fernandes, Frank PQtter Jr., William Reagan, Miguel Chantre, Wayne Dudley, Florence A. Carey, Rober.t F. Hayward, Raymond Fi,tzgerald, John P. King, William LaVjlngie. CHATHAM Holy Redeemer $100 Association of the Sacred Hearts, M-M Robert M. Byrne, David J. Farrell, D.M.D., M-M Alan F. O'Farrell, M-M John G. Patten, Alfred Sankus, Mrs. D. George Sullivan, M-M William Moloney, M-M. Anthony Ueberwasser; $75 Martin McHugh, M-M Thomas Whi,teley; $50 Barn,stable County National Bank, Mrs. Rolff Campbell, M-M William Wilz Garroll, M-M Frank Cummings. $50 Antoinette C. Donlon, M-M Joseph Forbes, Mrs. Eleanor Holloway, Holy Redeemer Guild, M-M John S. O'Hara, M-M Ronald Perry, M-M J. Donald Palunkett, Shawmut Bank of Cape Cod, John E. Wargo, Mrs. Douglas Wells; $40 Kathleen Ryan; $35 M-M H. Fran cis Mur.phy; $30 M-M James F. Kerwin. $25 M-M George Behling, Shirley Bloomer, M-M William J. Brennan, M-M Harry B. Collins, M-M Paul Dowd, William H. Erskine, Dorothy HarringtQn, M-M John Hasson, M-M Daniel Lavache, M-M Donalc;l Ready, M-M Philip Ripa, Jennie Roderick, M-M Charles M. 'Samko, M-M Vincent Stanovich, M-M Philip Stello, M-M Richard J. Sullivan, M-M Peter Troy, Norma Tuttle, Ca;therine Woodward, Joan R. Warde. EAST FALMOUm, St. Anthony $100 Alvaro Lopes, M-M John L. Lopes; $50 M-M Arthur A. Monteiro, Patrick W. Lewis, Elvida T. Lewis, Mary B. Bishop, George P ..Gaspa, M-M H. McCarthy, Mrs. Mario R. Barbadora, M-M Arthur Lohan, M-M John H. MacedQ, M-M John A. Reine.; $40 M-M Thomas R. DeCosta. $25 M-M An,tonio Mello Jr., M-M Robert Wichter man, Eva Monteiro, M-M John Dias Jr., Herminio Lopes, M-M Adolph P. Bishop, M-M David Sanicki, M-M Donald McCarthy, M-M Christian Soares, M..M Scoba Rhodes, M-M Joseph Farland, M-M Curtis E. Hill, M-M Lawrence Costa. FALMOum St. Patrick $100 Anonyomus (2); $35 Robert H. McDonald; $25 M-M Benjamin Bevelander, Louise Cook, M-M Robert Dutra, Mrs. George Fonseca, M-M Anthony Glista, M-M Joseph McLeish, Mrs. John Pimental, M-M Michael E. Procek Sr., M-M Paul Rich, Anonymous (2). $150 M-M Richard L. Kinchla; $100 M-M Manuel Lopes, Anonymous; $50 M-M Leo Griffin, M-M Paul E. Kelleher, M-M Edward StUdley, Anonymous (2); $35 Gertrude C. Acaro, Anonymous; $25 M-M William Cullen, Marguerite Emmel, M-M John F. Flynn, M-M Paul Gilmartin, M-M Edward Godlewski, M-M Ray ·mond Labossiere, 'M-M Victor Leazott. $25 M-M John Lynch, Mrs. Joseph T. Murphy, M-M Herbert McAdams, M-M John O'Connell, M-M Law renee Palm'er, M-M Paul Simpson, M-M W. McLean, Mrs. John Beatty; M-M John Dalton, M-M Harry Spooner, M-M Paul Goulet. . HYANNIS st. Francis Xavier $200 M-M Edw.ard Murphy Jr.; $100 M-M David Selfe, Francis Healy, M-M John Shanahen, Rogert Kelley, Henry L. Murphy Jr.; $90 M-M John P. Curley Jr., $85 M-M Edmond Dery Jr.; $75 M-M Earl Fratus; $65 M-M John McConnell; $60 M-M T,homas Loughlin, M-M John Briggs. , $50 M-M Ralph Berling, Margaret Fi,tzpatick, Charles McLean, Dr.-Mrs. Francis O'Neil, Helen Sullivan, M-M Elmer Smith, Catherine Towey, Marian Purdy, M-M William Strandberg, M-M John T. McKenna'Jr., M-M John Murray, Marie HenUhy, Paul Young, M-M Charles Cogan, Charles Ardito. $40 M-M John Corbett, M-M William Corey; $35 Mrs. Daniel Dunn, Florence Maher, Mrs. Valerie Richie, M-M John Gillen, M-M William Geick, M-M John McNamara, M-M Harry Sylvester, James Brown, M-M Wllliam MeT·ague, Mary Ryan, Marjorie Sordillo, M-M

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Walsh: $60 M-M Joseph J, Grazulis, Vincent J. Maio Jphn Weston, ,M-M Richard Mitchell, Frank Mat:shaU, Jr.; $50 M-M Peter Colgan, M-M James O. Earle, M-M M-M William Twohig. Thomas ,J. Milroy, William & Cathleen McIntyre, The i $30 Mrs. Harry Davidson, M-M Wallace Fini; $25 Montague Family, M-M John O'Hear, M-M Walter P. Irt memory of Mary Harirngton Fingras, Louise Cor Old'ham Jr. rigan, M-M James Carney, Janis Salvaggio, M-M $50 M-M Henry J. Akus, Mrs. Stewart Blanchard, F:rancis Buckley, Dr. James Dunne, Winifred A. Bopp, M-M Bruno E. Carloni, M-M Bernard C. DiPietro, Rosalind Wasierski, Margaret May, Katherine Hayes, M-M John J. Gillis, M-M Francis J. Kohn, M-M John Edward F. Mastrangelo, M-M Henry Trepanowski, Macquade, Grace F. Morrill, M-M Antonio Rigazo, M-M KennethS. Drew, M-M John V. Hastings Jr. M-M Raoul Santos; $40 Arthur J. Dolan, M-M Leo ~$25 M-M N. R. Furlong, M-M John T. Broussard, Deegan, M-M William F. O'Neil, M.:M Stephen O'Brien. Mrs. Leon F. Sullivan, Loretta Ryan, John McGowan, $35 M-M Bertram Page, M-M Richard Pell, M-M IVi-M Joseph Gemme, M-M Richard Howard, M-M Henry J. Roux, M-M Claude Da Costa, M-M Columbus Edward Giadino, M. Morin, M-M James V. Ahea.rn, Pasteris; $30 Norbert J. Eischeid, Mrs. Marie Hervey, Francis McGee, M-M' William SmUh, M-M Louis M-M T,homas G. Judge Jr., M-M James M. Boles, M-M Cataldo, Mrs. Robent Sullivan, M-M Charles D'Agos Patrick Kane, M-M Joseph McGrath, M-M Robert E. tino, M-M William Mullane, M-M Richard Shea. -Swift. I i St. Francis Xavier $100 M-M James McL'aughlin; $25 Ferdinand L. Alvezi, M-M Robert J. Connors, $50 Wanda Kadunc, John Kniley, M-M Edward M-M Joseph Darrah, M-M George Fernandes, M-M Deveney, G. Roberta Har.t, Margaret Lucht, M-M John Justin George, M-M Frank Mangan, M-M Daniel McDonough, M-M Thomas Mirabito, Rabert L. O'Malley, KDiley, M-M Gerhard Robichaud, M-M Garrett BQwler; $35 M-M James Barry, M-M Alfred McKenna, . Edward Parent Jr., Miles P. Patrone, M-M Oharles G. MaIre Sheehy; $30 M-M F'rank Emery, M-M Joseph Pizzotti, M-M Francis G. Silva, Audrey Smith, Mrs. Claire E. Allen, M-M George Cary, Emilio B. Cerci. Madden, Richard Cressy. $25 M-M Richard T. Donnellon, M-M Thomas Dowd, $25 M-M John Donovan, M-M James Godsill, Mary M-M John J. Ewing, M-M Robert W. Flagg, M-M Singleton, M-M John LYQlIs, Walter Ahem, Dorothy Adolph J. Gelson, M-M Gerard F. Goodwin, M-M LOconto, M-M. James Douglas, M-M Wallace Smith, Walter Hilliard, Mrs. Channing Hoxie, Peter F. Kohn, Ml.M William Ford, Mary Marnell, M-M Michael Lenzi, M-M James Koloski, Margaret J. Langill, Mrs. Valmore M':'M ,Wal,ter Shuley, Mrs. William Miller, ·M-M Wal Lesperance, M-M Frederick Lupone, Mrs. A. John lace Smi,th. I MacQuade, Catherine Maley, Rose Maley. NANTUCKET $25 M-M Paul Moussally, Ms. Eugene Morrow, M-M Robert B. Nolan, M-M Charles H. Parks, Mrs. Gustavo lOur Lady of the Isle $600 T. J. McGee Councll,

Pola, :r.,.eon St. Piere, M-M Edmund V. Serodio, The K I of C; $60 Mrs. Earle Mahoney; $50 M-M Howard

Whitmore Family. Laundry; $30 M-M Wendell Howes; $25 Robert

Corpus Christi $175 M-M Herbert A. Hamlen; La'undry, M-M Gerard J. Beaulieu, M-M Lawrence

$50 M-M John Enos, M-M Romeo Ferretti; $35 M-M E. IDalton, M-M Philip Sulli.van, Beatrice Igoe, Louise Donald V. Cianciolo; $25 M-M Fred Everett. Conway, M-M Richard Kotalac, M-M Bruce Watts, 'MJM Vito CapiZzo, M-M Earl Muir. SOUTH YARMOUTH i NORTH FALMOU'll'H St. Pius X $180 Mrs. Mary Wood; $175 Arthur J. l O'Brien; $100 Alice A. Brady, Mrs. Ernest Eastman, I st. Ellzabeth Seton $100 M-M Keith Sonnabend; Mrs. Margueri:teHagan, M-M David Pearson, M-M $50 M-M' Fred S. 'Eggleston 3rd; $35 M-M JQseph James H. Quirk, Barbara A. Sullivan; $75 M-M Arthur Coppenrath; $30 Mrs. Robel"t F. Leonard, M-M John Beatty; $60 Edith Black; $50 Margaret Cortes, M-M Su~livan; $25· M-M James 'Annicelli, .M-M Donald Laurence Kane, Mrs. Ferdinand Killian, Russell &, Antonangeli, M-M William J. Doyle, M-M Arthur Janet Murphy, M-M Peter J. Regan, Mrs. Emlly M. Dunlevy, M-M Stephen C. Hamel, M-M John Hardy, Piekos, M-M Antonio Pinto. Mrs. Mary F. Ruse, May Kenny, M-M WilHam Kirk Jr., $40 Anne Conley, Maj. Ret. Mgt. J. CQnley, M-M M-M Martin Millane, M-M Joseph Noonan, Mrs. Aline Arthur Lynch, Corinne Shea & Bernard Peon; $30 O'Connor, M-M Charles Worth, Donald G. Southwo~h. M-M William Gieselman, M-M Edward Robinson, Mary R. Rowell; $25 M-M Albert Ba.rbo, M-M Cornelius ! st. Elizabeth Seton $100 M-M Joseph F. MontIe; Bohane, M-M Gerard Burke, M-M Russell Caron, M-M $501 Ralph DeGregorio; $25 Martha E. Hurley, M-M James B. Coffey, M-M William Conley, M-M John Joseph Fistola. I Curley, Davern Family, M-M Wilfred DeBlois. 1 OAK BLUFFS $25 Irene E. Dempsey, M-M Joseph Deveny, M-M Matthew Donovan, Dunlevy, M-M Herbert J. Evans, , ISacred Hearts $50 M-M Arthur Hartog; $35 A Mary Finnegan, Elaine Fitzgerald, M-M Thomas Friend. Haugh, Mrs. John Houst, M-M Kenneth Kingsley, M-M I Valerio Montillo, Esther Y. McKim, Mrs. William I OSTERVILLE " I O'Brien, M-M Robert Pond,- James F. Reynolds, Anna , ;Our Lady of the Assumption $200 Anne Hanley; Sheridan, Mrs. John A. Sullivan. $i50 M-M Harry Ferullo, M-M John Shields; $100 st. Pius X $500 M-M John F. Martin; $200 M-M Mar.y Hanley, M-M Andrew Canning, AMnymous (4); James McGonagle; $100 Louise Scalley, M-M Ralph $50 i Caroline Gilligan, ,M-M Henry LaBute, Edith Mann, M-M A. J. Grimley, M-M Harold Hedberg; 'White, Helen Murphy, M-M John Fitzgerald, Anony $30 M-M James J. McCarthy; $25 Mrs. Nella A. mo~s (3); $30 Florence & Norma Keane, Anonymous. Boswirth, M-M J. P. Brennan, M-M John E. Connolly. $25 M-M Joseph Higgins, M-M John F. Hopkins; $25 Mrs. William O'Connell, Marga'ret Sheehan, Dr. ROb~rt O'Doherty, M-M James Souza"Mrs. John Cor Mary E. Lachinsky, M-M Donald 'Morrison, M-M coran, M-M Alfred Vieira, M-M James Mueller, M-M Edmund C. Mossey, M-M R. J. McCarthy, M-M Joseph Lawrence Bjork, Thomas Hartigan, John Logan, Henry Perna, M-M J. J. Roberts, Oharles O. Samuelson, Godleski, M-M Leonard Inglis Jr., M-M Chester Sheets, M-M ,K. E. Streight, Ms. John Sullivan. M-M William Johnston, Amelia Magee, M-M Roland VINEYARD HAVEN Ashley, Mary Pino, Mrs. Martin Coleman, Benjamin Yanchuck, M-M John Pina, Catherine Moriarty, st. Augustine $100 James Gillis; $50 Michael Anonymous (10). Fontes, Mrs. Michael Fontes, Louise Tierney, Cdr. I Daniel Burgo; $25 Winifred K. Eggars, Florence Our Lady of the Assumption $200 Anonymous; Koster. $150: Anonymous; $120 M-M Robert Crotty; $100 Anonymous; $75 Mrs. Edward Tyminski; $50 M-M WEST HARWICH Seward Reid Jr., Paul G. Donahue; $30 Anonymous; $25 M-M Thomas Cochran, M-M Colin McDonald, M-M Holy Trinity $100 Dorothy McLauglin, M-M Ray ,Edward Pina, M-M Frederick Holway, M-M Walter mond Miles, Wm & Frances Sweeney, M-M Phillip Ham;blin, Anonymous Waystack; $50 M-M Fernand Fournier, M-M Thomas' O'Connor, Carlotta Pena; $40 M-M George Gardner, ! POCASSET M-M Stephen Jemiolo, Kathleen O'Brien; $36.50 M-M St. John the Evangelist $200 M-M Raymond Lam Robert Geary, Cecelia Lyon, M-M Lynn Wordell. . $30 M-M Joseph Farrow, M-M Russell Hamlyn, M-M bert,1 Sr.; $75 Ethel Fern LeLouche; $50 M-M David Crosby, M-M Keith Songer, Mrs. Peter Becker, M-M Charles Schreiber, Madeline Sullivan; $25 Frances John' Quinn, M-M Charles Resevick; $40 Mrs. Manuel ,Chil'inski, M-M Robert Clark, Mrs. Edwin Cole, M-M Brittb; $35 Mrs. G. Stanley Johnson, M-M Richard Patrick Donovan, M-M Bertram DuBois, M-M John Sass9ne; $30 M-M John G. Foley. . Halliday, M-M Raymond Hebert, M-M Carl Jahnson. $25 M-M Ralph Krause, Leonore Lewis,. J. Patricia $25 M-M Edward Linhares, M,;,M. John Lynch, Mrs. Marsh, M-M Joseph Monahan, Mrs. Francis Murphy, Margaret Sabourin, M-M WiUiam Desmarais, M-M M-M Paul Murray, An·thony O'Donnell, M-M Dan Paul iMedeiros, Grayce Feldmann, M-M Peter Mackin, O'Lea.ry, M-M Joseph Perry,· Dr.-Mrs. J. Roche, M-M Mrs. ! Raymond Lucier, John C. Prete, Mrs. Irene Daniel Roderick, M-M Robert Snow, M-M John Christian, M-M Raymond Morin, M-M John Lodi, M-M Taupier, Veronica Watkinson, Mrs. Ralph Whelan. RolaJid Brown, M-M Benjamin Liziewski, M-M Joseph Cyr, IM-M Bernard O'Donnell, M-M Gordon Wixon, Holy Trinity $100 M-M Francis Coyle, M-M M-M I Harld Czarnetski, M-M William Kurtz, M-M Emerson Sheehy; $50 Grace Dwan; $36.50 M-M Robert John IO'Brien, A Friend (2). Roche; $35 M-M Herber,t Patriquin; $25 M-M Forrest Eaton, M-M John Ferreira, M-M James Gomes Jr., $,280 A Friend; $100 M-M Thomas Donovan; $60 Mrs. Robert Gott, M-M William Maher, M-M'Richard M-M iDavid Schneider; $50 M-M Gerald Keenan, Mrs. McCormick, M-M Thomas Ogborne, Leo Shea, Marilyn. Louis! J. McArthur, A Friend (3); $30 Eliza'beth Sullivan. Maginnis. Tim's Auto Body; $25 M-M James Mahoney, John iP. Wright, M-M Alfred Zukowski, M-M James NORTH EASTON F. O'Reilly, Dr.-Mrs. Edward Rohmer, M-M Roger Hall, M-M Michael Harrington, M-M David Lawrence, Immaculate Conception $70 M-M Patrick E. White, Dr.-Mrs. Wm. R. Fountain, Mrs. Alice Walsh, M-M M-M Herbert Woodward; $50 M-M Donald W. Burke, John ~. LaFlamme, M-M Russell Burns, A Friend (2). James A. Linzi; $40 M-M Robert Stone; $25 M-M A. P . Dacey, Joseph A. Galvin, M-M D. P. Hildreth, M-M . ! SAND~CH T. F. Kent Jr., M-M' Francis Malpiede, John F. I McEntee, Catherine McMenamy, Kathleen Shyne, M-M Corpus Christl $160 M-M John J. McDonald; $150 Ralph Thomas. Rev. Horace J. Travassos, M-M Gerard E. McDonald, Mrs. Charles A. Peterson; $120 M-M Carl Watters; $111 Patrick E. Murray; $100 M-M John J. Barrett, Parish listings will continue' to be published each M-M George H. Crawford, M-M Roy E.. Lindgren, M-M week in supplemental form until all names received Paul I!.ynch, M-M John A. Wegman, M-M Francis C. by The Anchor from Catholic Charities Headquarters O'Briep, M-M Clement DeIFav,ero, M-M Paul O'Brien. have been printed. . $80 iM-M Michael McNamara; $75 M-M Francis J. Flemir!-g, M-M Frank G. MacDonald, M-M James

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