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THE ANCHOR­ Thurs.. July 16, 1964

Ask Republicans Include All Pupils In Education Aid

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Minor Seminaries Need Effective Guidance Plan

SAN FRANCISCO (NC)­ The Republican Party was asked by the National Cath­ olic Welfare Conference to

BURLINGTON (NC) - A well planned and conducted , coun8eling program is "one of the major needs" of minor

include all school-age children as beneficiaries if it supports Federal aid for education. The request was made of the GOP platform committee by Msgr. Mark J. Hurley, superin­ tendent of schools, diocese of ~tockton, and Thomas Mellon, San Francisco businessman and fo.rmer member of the California board of education. They spoke for the NCWC, na- , tioool secretariat of the U. S. ' bishops in Washington,D. C. Ac­ companying them was William Consedine, director of the NCWC's Legal Department. Give Due.Recognition Msgr. Hurley said of a GOP platform for the 1964 elections which would include all chil­ dren, regardless of the school they attend, as recipients of any proposed Federal program to improve education: "It is our conviction that such" a platform will give due recog­ nition of the public service ren,;.' ' dered by private nonprofit schools in the total educational' I effort of this country and that' , such a 'platform is essential to ) good 'public legislative policy." '. " Mellon argued thalt GOP sUP~" Port last year of Federal aid for conBtruction-of academic facilj':': ties' at' colleges indicated that in- , eluswn of private grade and high ': schools in aid proposals might be acceptable to Republicans.

STONEHILL HOSTS SCHOOL LUNCH CONFERENCE: Principals planning the School Lunch Conference for public, private and parochial schools to be held at Stonehill College, Aug. '~n - Sept. 4, are, left to right: Brother Herman ZaccarelIi, C.S.C., co-ordin­ ator of the conference; Very Rev. John T. Corr, C.S.C., president of StonehilI; Henry Seguin, supervisor of the lunch program at Feehan High, Attleboro; and John C. Stalker, director of the lunch program for the Department of Education of Massachusetts.,

Director Advocates, Better, ,Preparation Properly Motivated Personnel Necessary

seminaries, a Franciscan voca­ tions conference here in Wiscori­ sin was told. Fr. Carroll Tageson, O,F.M., a psychologist from San LuIs Rey, California, said counseling , and "personal spiritual direct­ ion" are important ~o the minor seminarian in helping him to "evaluate his' seminary expel'i~, ences, clarify his own motives' for being there and con~inuing' and easing him through the in­ evitable, stresses of his trans­ itional status.",' Some 50 Franciscan vocation d-ireciors and rectors from the U.S., Canada and England at­ tended the 19th meeting of the American Franciscan Society fQr Vocations at St. Francis Monastery here. Theme of the meeting was "Aggiornamento in Vocations." , father Juniper Alwell, O,F.M. Conv., of Union City, N.J., said, that' 'in recruitment a vocations director "should have the good of "the individu~1 boy foremost in his mind.

N;EW YORK (NC)-Increased on the· sick patient 'untrained personnel in the health fields, Vatican 'Plan ,: eifortsto recruit and train young aides and a hodgepodge of raw Father Flanagan said "we must "Whatever is good for the boy " people for careers in nursing recruits." , do more than advertise' and re­ wiVl" all t~ings being ~c:iual, ,be and other "paramedical" fields -Urging better ,preparation of cniit - we must help set up eventually' good for ,the diocese, were urged at the 17th annual training centers or get t1\e, as~ or' religious" cOmmunity," he" meeting 'of the" Conference of, sistance 'of educational' institu­ said'.' " , ", , , , CatholL. •• I S 'lions, and agencies." -, F-'h CP . . .Schoo'· . . . . of Nursing ..... er 'Godfrey P oage, ' ...' here. Most'Vital Faeet Vatican vocations expert, said 'Same Logie' "

The meeting was held in ad­ the Vatican hopes to double the' . '" . "we attempt ,tQ interest ' , , V'ance of' the 4!Hh annual con- , ' , :Noting that 19 GOP Senato-

4.... ' d i l l ' d 'number of Catholic religioue XD vention of the Catholic Hospital t' .' , d' NE.W HOLSTEIN (NC)~ur- JUnlQr an ·sen or co eges m eand 107 Republican members ...,. ~ ' 1 . " h ' d voca Ions durmg the next ec­ A~ociation of the United States plus food clothing and a wonder ve opmg programs, ' e sal. d H 'd th 'I f d' . the House supPorted the' college and Canada.' Abo,ut' 500 nursing drug calied sUlfo~ are the in­ "We .can help them, organize a e. e, sal . e p an or (lmg aid bill, which benefi.t! both -"1 d if so includes mcreased prayer for 'educators attended. struments 'of mercy that an ~eanlD6~"" programs, ~n. 0 er t' d 1 .-tb th 1 bo to d I 1f voca 'IOns; goo examp e, ...., Publ,ic and prl'vate, instl'tutl'O'ns, J 1 S J American missionflry priest is '. e.~ a, ra. ryan c lDlca a.., f' F Mellon 'oDld .....- same 10gl'C ,ather John . F anagan, .., lit e h h they m ed an e fectlve" public rela t·Ions -.. loin: • • ' of th using to bring new hope to len.... CI I S W. IC d . ,ay ne. . ". which applies at the, colle­ ,ex.ecu,tive d.lrect.or. ,e H os­ .. , W d t." ,program t 0 enh ance th' e "Image ' ers' In a mountal'nous region of ...... tal A ted th ,e .can glve,"1 Vice an assls -', f" th .' . t ' th d­ level applies also to the eiemen;,,' \. pi ssoclatloh, CI e suc-, , . 'ance to vocatjonal education,: 0 " e prIes U1 e mo ern ta ' d ' d' 1'" ", ' " cess of the Peace Corps as proof MeXICO. , ' . , ' ' world;' and intelligent spiritual ry an secon.arYlev~. , ": that"young l>eople want 16 help, Father Daniel 'Carroll,S.D.S.. . ageq~le~.. We ~~n 'Pe ,prepar,ed ,direction. counseling. ali<;l g~idMellon also. CIted .GOP suppo,-i " others and .said "positions in ibe."'· 11M traveled some 9,000 miles "to l?~rticlpate, m.; g.overnmental. 'ance.' ' in ~958. for the ,Na,tlOrial Defen~ ' ) paralnedical field will ,enable the' 9tateof Guanajuliiflo, 150 pr~g~ms, for traUllDg ,and, re­ Edtre.~lOn Act,,~veral of ,,:ho~ , them to 'help people' not for a 'miles northwest of MexiCo City, " tramu;J.g personnel, '. . p~ov1Slons ,in,~ Iud e pr!vate,: year or two, but on a permanent 'seeKirlg v,icUms of. the disFat~er, Flanagan said areaWide schools and their teachers. , , basis." " ' ease' and' giving' them food, clo:' plapnmg for health. care ' ~hat COVINGTON (NC) - Mother In. a prepare,<! statemept; He deplored what he termed a' thing and medicine., co~c~~trat~s only on phYSICal ,Anile M. Berchmans, Superior Msgr. ~~ley ~ressC«i.tha1 tQe·" willingness on the part Of the Efforts to aid are paying' off, . facihtie~ does n~ r.each the , General, is coming here ,to Ken-, NCWC IS not .an o~trIght Pr~ , , health professioJIfl "to turn loose", herep6rted on a visit to Salva':;' most .. Vital facet ,m the total tucky from Mo~eUej France, f~l' ~on~.?t ,of Federal ,aid to educa~," , ' I ' torllih 'F:athers' : headquarters problem of health, c~~e-the ,cry­ the' celebration of the 75th an­ tlO11. , , .." , ' , , : .. ' , , : ".' '" 'here in 'Wise<>nsin " mg n~d f9r qualified, person­ , niversary of 'the arrival oftl)e ," The NCWC ~lieves, he 'said, "!"to I nger do lepers sit :' nel~pabl.e and pr~perly~oti- , Sisters of Divine' Providence in that the question of Whether,. • - , 'Ion road c" vatf.d ,to gIVe techDlcal and pro­ ryin g'''Unclean the' Covington diocese. The sis-, a 19 ~, d th t~re shoUld be ·Federal aid is Id I pe'r col' :fessional care of sick people." terhood's provincial house is ill t h' h 't une ean, an e 0 e ­ , 1 r nho Pldroptaek y one ?ti~ w BICt ~ DUB'LIN (NC) - More than onies are about gone," Father Melboure, Ky. , s ou e a POSI on. u •• 530 students were awarded di­ C 11 'd IT d y th holds that if Congress does plom, as by the Catholic Workers' arro f sal. 0 a ., letr~ are 1 h 'd "'t . . very 0 f ISO a mg a ~vor suc al ,liS our conVlC­ training" school.run ,by the Jes­ . t ew cases 1.... 1 f h' - OMAHA (NC)-Gen. Thomas bon that the general welfare 'of '·ts i t ' patlen comp C'.e y rom IS B0­ S. Power, commander-in..:chief the eountry and the national in­ Ul Theer;:hoOl trains workers' to ciety. ., of the Strategic Air Force Com­ terests dictate .that all children participate, in trade unions,' "fos­ Travels Widel,. mand, and Mrs. Power have re­ h 11 this h i n d "LeprosY is contagious, but s are equa y I,? epa tering among its students," "as DOt· as badly as people believe.' cei,,~ ,. decoratioJIfl from ,Pope ~couragement. Father Edmond Kent, S.J., di­ YoU cahShake hands 'with them' . Paul VI. The general was named , recto,.. of studies, ,declared in his arid' not 'be' in any real' dangeT'.' . a Knight of the Grand Cross of an~ual repor~, "t~e spirit of in- 'One would have to have an open ;the: Qrder of st., Sylvester,while. ;Mrs. Power was awarded the : telligent participation in the ' ,

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, ' W '( ) - The : whiCl).,they ,members." , LV~.... " chief salesman of Georgetown's the drUg sulfone. As. a consultant' diocesan Catholic Stiuldard The courses, since their foun-tothe Inter-American Council SERVING n~spaper ;has ,been shot and ; dation in 1951, are attended at 'for' Medical Assistance, Father ' NO JOB TOO' BIG FI~E ITALIAN FOOD killed in the latest in a series 9f : night by the 'student-workers. 'Oarroll travels widely in Guan­ NONE TOO SMAU violent incidents that have Father Kent said he hopes it ajuaf(l, a region criss-crossed by will be possible in the near th 'S' ra M d M ~",-' d' P lagued British Guiana sl'nce , future to haved,aytime classes. ' e ler a re oUulI.s1ns, IS­ RESTAURANT and LOUNGE

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