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Auburn'' - - 'Ipie March meeting of the c ^ ^ - . t ^ a e s Club of Mt. Caroiel ifgh-{School'will be h e i r March',% following "a pot

J&eijalea; for 6^30

-Bev- Brenaaft. HOUritea Q. Cam).-, principal, is moderator- of Alje club. -

Itick -supper pJ33, ' v ;. • -f*

Mrs. Harold,E. Beltoer, ehafi^f mail of the committee of soph->jnore rootherafplanttfog the meet­ing, Has announced that these attending are to bring a hot dish, salad, or .dessert. The committee 1^'lurnibi'the.rteat.' • •

Members of Sirs. Bellner's com-

Camel €irk Wk 4ia#etba$ Finale

Anbnrn — ISighr • School -

"Ehe WL 0arme) Girls basketball

team emerged victorious in its final game of the seapsw when it defeated DeSales High School «f Geneva on Tuesday- by a score of 38-17. High scsrers .to* the Auburn girls wre Susan Com-

mltt'ee are Mesfaaws ,An&oriy'lng, Patrllla Sdieftlc. Joan Ififc Slate Thomas J. Bwnnari, j^f^aj.PaWda.Wfe««w..w.4Clw» geph T. C3<%llone, Michael €er - ' H y e* vo, Frank J^Pahey, A Howard j>af, Leonard' A. Greene, Joseph L» lynch; .G^pi&H. Starawr afri. &avld WalleiS,

Dr. Joseph- F. Kaiplnskt v?iM sbowjcolor slides to Illustrate UU talk oa Ms experience white TO* toripg through Europe- Mrs. Her-

Mars. Thomas McGee, girls * th letic director, points c u t that the guards-, Kathryn Cuddy, leather­ing Heverin, Carol- Atoms and Patricia- Coleman played an out­standing garhe.

Other members o£ the- girls varsity for t h e season 3«st termi­nated were Mary Jerome, Carol Pesarchidkf Nancy Lavler, Anne

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bBrt T. Anderson, president, "wiBispjQeiijr K a r e n " Wells, Eunice conduct huslness meeting-

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Mothers Assist In School Library MOTHERS CIX*B members of St. Alpbonsus Parish, Auburn help out aa library assistants at the school library daring school hours. In jpfioto {from left) Jponnid Tend* ©j Michael J)'AEOS« fino, 9j Mrs, Francis T. Sysa, MrS, John !F. Gls^on, Mrs, ?»«1 J. Burrow; and airs, Thoma*.

'A. Barfs, volunfeersj Barbara. Ryan, 8; Ann Brono, 8» and Mary Slahoney. & tA« G. Turby Photo.)

Geneva Reports Bergeron a n d Kathleen Walters, ,— - 0 - — , ,

Mission Society lechny, »fc - (NC*~Amer.

kan-born membeM and cancji. iates- af fee ^sdetf af -&8 ^ vine ^Verd rrfs^lowries number 1,143, it Is-*-reported in the rectory of. Heme Parishes, pub- , _ . , _ _ . . _ __. , , _ „ . , ^ J.„„..,J„,.^ _ .„ Hshed here by the socie^r lor its l o n e i ^ , pon4«,"*Gud's love for .ttiVliisses ^itfe ChaeeSa "and personnel, • uji ond ours for Him," Father t ena Costa. ,

Achilles of the Imroaculate Heart; „ * ,•. «' ' " • " of Xlarj- Seminary advised Gen,! G u e s ^ f?-1 - tne w u ^ ^ w ^ e v -eva Chapter, Catholic Nfe t e , at Raymond F, Holan» pastor of St * Holy Bmir program' i | , the \ Stepiien's partshj Rev», |bjtn

Catholic Nurses Hold §\Boiy Eguv Program

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Father 'Achilles s tated. ! that **lon«iness was given M Christ He, ^wnt to, join hts/AiAsstles in prayer but they wpr^lieejji and: He prajed ol«ie_iuid asked His' Heavenly Fatfier, *My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaJsen-; M e r " - . .

THE SPEAKER; pointM * out • that.,""We .aire alcne in human' syffertng.- there is n loneliness

| in yotjih struggling to be on their own. There te loneliness in ' grown-ups- who must maive. im­portant decfelonralone. . •

"There is loneliness in the- sep«

Duffy aria Rev, Baymond Eihg-wood of S t Stephen's; aijd Bev. Joseph Bernier of the ^lessed Sacrament Fathers of St; Jean's Church, N*w York

April S. meeting will

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luiiini CDI laises Eoxeip Relief Fund

Ajabdrn — A collection for the F*e<3-A-Famlly program of the Foreign Relief, National Council of Catholic Women was taken .at the March meeting of Auburn Catholic Daughters of America hejld "at their home. - Three pack­ages' jitf&\ he forwarded, . \

B«3fl* Clerard. ^ , Culi, <rourt chapjtttn gave a short Wogrnph-le# sketch of St. Patrick. Thorn* as /^ l i^abb sang several Irish SQife accompanied on the piano by/Mrs, George M. Frajjk. Mrs. •Ciarence Hayden njsp sang and

held ''wW aecompanied £y-Mi$s Eliz-/ abettt Refedort

AUXILIARIES

«sslstantTpr|iicij«i!.lv^f the School of Nuribij i t Craig Colony spoke ,f o jhembei^ $i ©ansviBe- CoHn-cil, 'STniEhts of ,;CoJ,urflJius Att^Hiarffdurini an assemBly. a t the last meeting, jfe? topic* was. "Nurses Responsibility To-%var<j Meeting the^Spijitnsl Needs t3fthelll,« ' - . - . . •

Two films, showing the work of Maryknoll missionaries in for. eigif lands were shown. Menibers voted to donate $100 to sponsor a Maryknoll nun Jrt her ^vofk after the Alms were jshown.

The auxiliary will attend Sta­tions of the Cross at St, Patrick Church} Dansvillei Good Friday, AprHSafr^Ojhni, . *

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, Seton Sroups In Action

&tm 1 E A 1 C H of Seton Workers of St, Mary's Sosjital met Wednesday, March IS at the home of Mrs. Bonald A Kraft-schick in Thnrlow Drive.

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18TH BSAKCJK will meet at the home of Mrs, Donald An-dre»£j* Grosvenor B«ad, Satur­day, March 22,'

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,4?TH BRANCH w«l meet at the home of Mrs. Oliver D-JSisen-

vhsti,- -giiis. &rtve, Wednesday, March 26,

College, will give ,;the next lec­ture on March 26. SrIe~vvHl speak on nursing, as a career and the in­fluence of the Catholic mother in her home and her'conununity.

•Nazareth College s t u d e n t s formed a panel that discussed j the need of a higher education for Catholic wernen In the series first program. The panel was .made, up of Mary' Ann Wood-

• Ward, Joanne Brown, Mtartha Sul­livan and Moya Neville." . •

Girl Scouts Marie Week. With Communion Breakfost

- In oteerat lonfgoQfol H o o r

Week, the Cirii Seneca, Falls

of Girl Scout Scouts of St. Patrick** Parish.

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4 MODEBATB PBICES Auburn . Seneca Fatlf

IAKER * STARK, Inc. A SMMT CI.Hii«« Sim $ M < * l l «

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axatien by death of husband and together with their leaders at-w?ife, and the loneliness t»f *epa- j tended' .thet 8 mm. Mass In - S t ratten from family and friends, • F a trick Church on'Sunday, Mar,

"We are here to let God .know* I t lJ+, . w „ . t * . . f „ „ . i .M in that His tore Is not forgotten.)w n u A breakfast was n«a..m. Dut t>t love He vas bom poor in ! &* auditorium after Mass, a huatte s t ab le . , .out of love j The tec^fast was arranged He worked humbly 3D years '

H u g e Success

Sewsca Falls'— About 15& high school age |jarisWoners of S t Patrick's parish turned out Sun* day *venlr»ir to attend the dinner and social hour held in the audi­torium. A baffet funcheon was

MTH BRANCH will meetrln the Nurses Home lounge, Tues­day noon, March 23. Hostesses will be Mefdames Urban DeCoa* ick, Havmqad Hasenaner, Arthur Taylor, Alfred Wittman,

S9TH IfBAKCK received Holy Commuhioh irt a body at St Mary Church. Sunday, March 16,

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•' St. Agnfes fflprSchoal nas iiiitlatea a career night gm*-ance'fHPQgrem durtog- fWs moi#, "Aspeets of various career* are given t o j t t students each Wednesday during: March

ning- an assemBly. " . {: % » ' ' ' ' ' • Mrs kioharci Tromneter, who &aVe "porfejjn the forthcoming

».««.-» t ^ t « i - ftf ^iBTirn rt(- election and: homeroom represent S e f i n S & tomSS'^ reported on 5 « g g e s t o fS?-^?% „"«s _ £ . S!^ fl^T f l offered by their homeroom class-

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mates. The meeting closed with. a prayer., ' \

Students Perform \ ~T-J

Kay Cur'ran> a n Engl ish teach­e r a t E a s t High School, and Mary M a r g a r e t Oong^gan, a Brighton School District JNfo,'I teacher, spoHe a t - t(ie second of t h e series, They talfced o n the preparat ion needed to teach and t h e rewards of the profession.

Student Council

Open Meeting

Piqy On Virgil StudeMs nf, S t Agnes High

School performed in a play based on the . l« t .« f Ml I**to W&t> Virgfl at a Latlife, assembly iasty Monday, • • J • . "

Portraying the poet was; Anna Mintqn. Others in the east in*. eluded: ffdsemary Buscio, Clceroj Mary Ann ©erg, Crassusj SMron Beedy, Fompey; Barbara SeUs, Mark Antony; Barbara -Andres, Julius Caesarj Margaret Mary Miller, Augustus Caesar^ Mary Kay Ehmaan, Saltust, and Joyce Beidecjs, Maecenae.

Slaves in the play were por­trayed by Alisann Alexander* Judy Burns,' Dorcas Holmes,

The S t Agnes High School s tV** 3 1 * j £ « ntL o *?J 0 ' ^ ^ J f t

J„ M * '&„,»„» ».„t-4 „„ ^„„_ , _* i waek, Kathy Rich, Mary Rich dent honse heW an open meet- ^ K a t | l # e b e R

lag at the "schiool on Tuesday, j - . The open meeting was held in i Dancers for the presentation response io the student's queries; were Pat Bauer, EWka Beck, Gail on what went <oa at one of its I Bristol, Sharon Dean, -Jullanne meetings. . j Eyer, Lynn LeBlanc* Sara Me-

. •"._,, ., , . " Govern, Carol O'Brien, Nancy Anne.Minton,coMnea president. I p ^ j j ^ j ^ , jvtaehie .PeJagrino,,

¥^?**&> S h e **p*m ^ M ^ ' i M a r t h o . Mary Proud, Carole fa^ vAth a prayer and Martha! Bmith a n ^ Q , ^ TrenWer. They Siavin, eouncli secretory, read ^ directed by Diane de Coco:. the minutes of the previous meet lag.

Joanne "Piro, yice president,

l a t in class sophomores from the glee club provided the roup

Miss Siavin and Sue Scheffel, g L ^ C f e S r d i S f ' B — i- Sharon Kelly narrated"ithe.ftro-

•"./• Hospllalltf House lists Jos^phite

Peggy/I^yncji, race followed.

Cedartvood T h The Rev,/Harry J. Malpney,

A breakfast.at the home of MisiiaSJ., Josetihite priest stationed' P»»f»<u>MT.Vr!f»h f o d l r t t n u t "Ttvi .,«. T. ^-....,1.-.,,i | t „ « » A W « U > '

g r a m . Slsiers Edwmtllne Anno Virginia directed t h e

eefleva Man mt Force Instractor

Cenev* — Major'William C Flannigan, USAF,,of 416 Ottawa St . Forest Heights, Md., has been selected for an assignment as., political science' instructor at the United . States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo.--- • — -' -

Major Flannigan Is the son of the late .Mr. .and Mrs. William Flannigan, 18 ; Universal ' Ave,, Geneva. He enlisted in the armed

teaching , forgiving s j B S / p r a y . jOi tnemcrn^r« ot court be«eca f J 5 e r t e d y n d e r l h e supenisjon 0f forces In March, 1542, and. t w

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teg And ju s t a f e w h o u r s before i F a l l 5 » Catholic Daughters of his Passion and death . H e in- i America, the ladies of the K. of stituted the great sacrament of c . auxiliary and the S, M. S. love, the Holy Eucharist'1

Concluding, Father AehiBes ad-! vised* let each of us in our lonell-' ness, - poftder God's love for us and mm for Him.**

The program included recita-.Jion-Gf4he Rosary, Benediction

of the Blessed Sacrament and . singing by the Seminary chorte ~ters,' , • "

Auxiliary. About 180 Scouts and leaders were? present

The ladlea who assisted in pre-

the mojthers of the group,

'Very Rev. John F. Murphy, CJ5.B., president of-St John Fish­er College, Rochester, was the principal speaker. He chose as his topic. "Voeaaoris" urging his

paring the breakfast, were the | audience to pray for guidance in Mesdames Nora Fomesl, Teresa their choice of way of life.

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i . Mrs, Anne- Walsh, R.N., was. chairman of the chapter ' s Holy Hour program.

Court Annunciation Spaahetti

Annual. public spaghetti. su> •per of -Cjau-t Armuneiatlon, Cath-

1 ollc Daughters'of America, was I held recently in the St, Stephen's.; America met last Monday eve' j School halt' Eighty-five pe*rsohs,ning in S t Patrick'* School, Mary

Awedutt, Mary Povero, • Joan Dellafave, Ada Addona, Ann Moreland, Anita Fitzgerald, Fhil-onriina Tcdesche iand the Misses Mary p. Barbl/Olivia Salotti and Mary Salotti.

Rev, John B. Kleintjes, assist-,ant pastor, addressed the Scouts after th^.hseakf'aBt, . .

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Catholic Daughters

Hold Meeting Seneca Palis — Court Seneca

Falls Catholic daughters of

Rev. John B. Kleintlcs* assist.-4at pastor, waist gen^ai'chalKaan of fhC dinner*

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PiH^ijurgh Chancery

Pittsburgh^ Pa, — fNC) Chan-eery office? here are to be moved lo a new five-story Diocese of Pittsburgh Building located near Gateway Center at 111 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh 22.

(attended the event

'" -Mrs. Alice Simeojie was chair­man-of the supper;- Assisting

j were.' the Mesdames Elizabeth Seb, Rose Alvaro, Marlene.An-astasl, Helen Martino, Mary Fe-licetrj,- Caroline CaS67"EiiZabeth Tocco, Fiorenee GiKl, Angela

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MAKES IT

Modernize Adding improvtmant* to your home? Re­pairing? . If it 'i a aueitioft ef mon»y, w« have ih» answer. Com* in «nd Find %out about our iow-«o*i financing plan. -

TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT Re-pay according lo ineofna on monthly installment plan. No eo-tignen naadad.

Salotti, Grand Regent presiding. Rev. John B. Kleintjes,-assistant

{pastor of -St Patrick's parish, spoke on.tbe tilospel of the day.

Coffee was-served at the meet­ing./ Mrs; Amelia Suglia and Mary..B. J a t b l were ".on cotarSlb t e e , ' . ''" >•

at that time assigned to the Mili­tary Police,

He received his commission as Second Lieutenant at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and later transferred to the Air Corps, He served in both the European Theater- of Operations and the Far East for a time being stationed at Kara­chi, the Indian terminal of the famed Chlna-Burma-Indi'a run.

Before enlisting In the •service, he was sale*' manager. for tH*e Geneva branch of the Georgian Bay Lumber Company.

His Wife is the former Mary Ellen Bredesen, daughter of Normah Bredesen aiid the late Mrs. Beula. Bredesen of Seneca Castle, . .

at Iimnarulate, Con,c«>p'tlon' Church, ' M l speak at &J5 p.m. Tuesday. Mar. 2S. at St. Jo^ph's House of Hospitality, 402 South, A v e , j

Father Maloncy will discuss ••The Cntftollc Church and the Negro.** The publie Is -welcome to attend this and other, talks scheduled at the hospitality house every. Tuesday night. „ •

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Sale To Benefit Carmelite Ibnasleiy

The Carmelite Monastery, Jef­ferson R d , will benefit from th* sale of articles a t 200 Main S t W,{<jjjaiarch 25- —

Donations of clothing and other useful articles can be left at the place of the sale on March 24. Co-chairmen for the sale are the Mesdhmes John P* Sexton, Qrr M. Sixbey and. Hiram Barnes.

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