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By Mary Tinley Daly The Man Who Takes Care of Our Yard, known to l{aadersofthis column as the Head of the House, has unique ways with his outdoor chores. Having an undisputed monopoly oil the domain, front, back and two side yards, ]'me may do ashe will, exThe terrace taken care' of, the lllariment to his heart's con- innovation seemed to lose its tent; with no word of criti- novelty and our grass' got a @ism or complaint leveled at barbering, same as everybody
CINCINNATI (NC) - More good neighbors would mean fewer juvenile delinquents, according to Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner, director of Boys Town. In an interview here 'the Omaha prelate said many families could be held together if neighbors would pitch in and help when they're most needed. "Sometimes it's a debt that's plaguing the father or the lack of a job-and as a result the mother goes Olilt to work an.1 toe children are neglected," Msgr. Wegner noted. Take Initiative Neighbors possessing a genuinely Christian attitude would take the initiative in trying to help the family, he said. "It's the second greatest commandment," he added, "and if it isn't the current custom to act like tbis, then it's time we turned against the current custom and did things as Christ would want us to." .Msgr. Wegner, who succeeded the late Father Edward J. Flanagan as head of the famed home for boys, was in Cincinnati to speak at the annual dinner oZ the Hamilton County JuveniIe Court Advisory Board. . At the dinner Msgr. Wegner emphasized that "s boy can come from the wealthiest of homes and still be underprivileged."
the most bizarre operations. else's. Along about that time And bizarre they have been, came the "dogwood deal," an at_ tempt to prove that a dogwood over the years. tree need not grow crooked, a A long time trait that unhorticultural minded o go, someone I had always believed inherent told him, or he in the species. If planted in the . read, that grass sun, it would be bound to grow ohould be alstraight. Only place where this lowed to grow desideratum could be achieved long and go to was right smack in the middle Deed every now Qf the back yard. It interfered and then. This with the clothes lines, but the made it strong, dogwood grew straight! '\;!] a s "Nature's Fig Tree Challenge way" of getting Then there is the fig tree, alrid of weeds, was along the line of the hybrid most .as monopolizing of the "CULTURE AND CHAOS": Bob Blasser, comedian, carly testfngs, or something like front yard as the dogwood is of the back. and Joanne Montesanti, lyric soprano, both of St. Mary's that. f!:e likes to experiment and, When it came, ordered from a fu'ankly, does get a bit bored parish, Norton, will participate in "An Evening of Culture with traditional ways of garden- catalogue, it was a tender litUe wisp of a branch, with no assur- and Chaos," all-professional revue to be sponsored at 8 this lng. Saturday and Sund~y night at Bishop Feehan fi\g'h School, ance that it would grow. and "Anybody can cut grass," I li'emember him saying that flourish in a climate as far north Attleboro, by Attleboro ·area CYO. Summer, "and if letting it grow as ours. That was the challenge! Rewill be an innovation, I'm all for 'lIlc1llbering a fig tree that had tnnovating." been in his' boyhood yard. in This 'was an innovation unapJl)l'eciated by his children, a con- southern Virginia, the Head of the HOUSe was determined that oervative lot in their young "An Evening of Culture and M'lSS l\IIontesanti has been !l if .tender loving care could pre&ys. Chaos," all-professional revue. member of the Boston Opera serve life, T.L.C. would be adDedicates Buildings Disgraceful yard sponsored by Attleboro area Group and from 1959 "to 1961 ministered in massive doses. CONVENT STATION (NC)"Daddy, our yard is a perfect held leading roles in the Boston. It 'was. Like a premature baby Catholic Youth Organization will ~isgrace," reprimanded t.h e in an incubator,like a tiny pupbe' presented at 8 SatUrday and Art;s: F~stival. .She" has given A new 155-bedroom iuniorate DPokesman. "There isn't a place concerts throughout New Eng- for the Sisters of Charity of St. py in a heated bed. that little Sunday evenings,'Nov. 10 and 11 Elizabeth and a new two-story ~m the bloc~ that looks as seedy wisp ·was sheltered from the in Bishop Feehan High Sch9QI land, New.York and Pennsyl- science building for the Conege . vanio. .'She .will offer semi-clasQS ours. U you won't cut it. can't wind,' mulched, fertilized, auditorium, AtUeboro. of St. Elizabeth here in New 'We take a crack at the job? The The program star Bob sical, folk and popular tunes at' Jersey were dedicated by Bishop watered and watched, even covnneighbors will be complaining." ered over on cold nights during Blasser, comedian and Joanne the Attleboro performance. Jazz, drama and comedy wfll James A. McNulty of Paterson. "Then the .neighbors haven't its. 'first Winter. And, like a Montesanti, lyric soprano, both Total cost of the construction' also be included in the revue. \l)een keeping. up with the latest," of St. Mary's parish, Norton. premie . who becomes a 250 was $3,500,000. was the instantaneous rejoinder. pound prize fighter, like a tiny Mr. Blasser has. appeared on Celebz'ities Help 9!{aven't the,' heard of hybrid puppy' groWn into a German television and in stage shows 10 Proceeds will go to AtUeboro corn? And of African hybz'id' 'shepherd, the "wisp" has attained New York and Boston. Our Frienday area CYO to eXpand and in-' (]11'8SS?" a height of six feet, a diameter crease its spiritual, cultural, Heads - up Service ,; The "African" bit was new, of five, and bears delicious fruit. recreational and social program. Q)ne I think he made up on the. . Challenge met, Yardbird vinName C. U. Professor Opens The' DoorTickets will be available at 2'Pur o.f the moment, but it sans- : dicated. the door for both performances. To Greater Motoring iiled tl)e children.. even, gave' 'Figs and tomatoes are . our . To Welfare Bureau ~em'a certain' cockiness, obvi:- '. gardller's: chief contribution to ,Vir ASHINGTON (NC)':- Dm--, Celebrities aiding in preparation . Pleasure - For You! of 'the' show inclUde Arthur' <!lIusly. Upshot of that one was foodstuffs, the latter' not· ordi_ othea F. Sullivan; asSociate 'proffitnt dozens of neighborhood nary red tomatoes but the yel- fessor of the National Catholic Godfrey, Jimmy Durante, Tom ohildren, with permission of the . low cocktail· tYPe; My· own garSchool of Social Service at the Heinsohn, Bob Cousy, Anthony Quinn, Marvin Miller, Rocky lLcord of. the Manor, removed dening runs more to the plebeian Catholic University of America, whole sections of sod: "Take it string beans and radish clasS. lias been invited, to. serve as con_ Marciano. Dean Martin and Red (ff>fif the terrace, boys." So, too, my ideas of outdoor sultant with the Cuban Chil- Skelton. Many others have also contributed time and donations. chores 'fall into the category of dren's Program.. in Mi~. [New Women's College just plain hard work. She will begin her duties toSnow is to be shoveled, grass day in Miami, under the. direclH!(QJs Record Enrollment to be cut, leaves to be l'aked. . tion of Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, CINCINNATI (NC)-The new The Yardbird used his imagina- who is in charge of the Miami @i5 million College of Mount St. tion and modern shortcuts: an Catholic Welfare Bureau. The Oil OfANGE AND Joseph here was opened with an electric ID()wer, a chemical for bureau provides foT' the spiritual LUBRICATE WITH enrollment of 900 young women removing snow. and material needs of Cuban tWudents, largest in the instituLeaves, however. had him Catholic youngsters arriving in IIAMALlE" baffled. Disliking the job, nev- Miami unaccompanied by adults. <!ion's 42-year history. The new college, an eightertheless he has raked and burned them year after year~' Th;~ilding plant, is on the city's ~tskirts overlooking the Ohio, Until this Fall! Now he bas · Golden Wedding' miver. The adjacent old college discovered an automatic mulch7 JEANmE STREET Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gauthier, llllllS been turned into additional er. attached it to the electric S1, Anthony parish, New Bed594 Pleasant Street FAIRHAVEN WY 4-732' {/acUities for the motherhoUse of mower and goes blithely up and . ford, parents of. Sister Mary FaR'RiVer ~e Sisters of Charity, who con_ down the yard as' the contrivance chews up the leaves and the rain Ernest Albert, C.S.C., science <!mct the college. teacher at St: Anthony High Sister Maria Corona, president, carries them into the earth. School, marked their 50th wedS~, he whisUes while he works roM the new college has a ca~ ding anniversary with renewal" --even at leaves. r.J!:9 for 1,200 students. of' vows at the parish church. 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