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«c fc JD« l>onoi??ui, assistant -pas­tor o i St, Fatrio&'s sand moder-St£ir of the organization, includ-<*& 2?«iey Marty, Cwe£ Gorman, :&«gggKei JPost, Josephine Castel-Ip«, Mfturenn Ka.il, Jane O'Brien, Marie S^lliftJMtey Jean Cftrlhaeo, Phyllis; Tom?!?* Patricia $eepfel and Betty IDjartyra.

The services at 4 p.m opened with, the crowning of » statue of the IBessed Virgin in the firont of; the church by Miss Phyllis

S*»fcA\e*Miss Cashing, a Cora-jii^Fiee. Academy freshman, was selected May T ueen of the so­dality by a vote o£ Jtellow roem-| teas. " 1

His Excellency B i s h o p Kearney praised benefactors «f the School of the Holy

cashing daughter of Mr and Childhood at the ceremonies MKSfting, uaugmer 01 aar. ^ Saturday. May 24. when he

Benefactors of Special School "* A * Judication Ceremony.

dedicated the refurbished build* ings at 215 Andrews St . #

The building refurbished by union workmen who donated time, labor and materials was

tas*/|Se crown was carried to|Sls*» °* St Joseph offersa the altar on a small pillow held I specially designedI course for the j r t e * Nelson, a Grade 1 « , ; ; = ^ 3 ^ -

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JDurlmr the reception o f n e w p ^ nwmWCS,' Patker Donovan pre- , SISTER ST. MARK i s princl-sacited « * d t m e m b e r a book o f .pa l . assisted by Sisters Marie tfee» sodality r ides- aaid « "Our Martin and Michael Marya, ful l l * d y '&&&&!* He told the 1 1 tiipe instructors. F ive parWlme

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FaUna- Sonovan told the youns girls that a sodality, in a sense, & a rclieious order- for young peojple. He said a Catholic sodal­ity doei i|ot seek large member­ship because it is founded on the principles of lave,

He urj^d tlteu«\s? members to "serve as leaders for others— you, set ^h* pattern today as the leaden,aM citizens oi tomox-

r," Serving as altar boys for serEjqe were 3F*tncis and

Thosmas BterwdBet and &tty Bradley Jr. The service* fcere arrarajti and conducted by Miss Teresa Stanlslowski, prefect a t the sodality.

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D«l«q»f,.!a.—John F. ~MzVf~ choio. 'of 347 eocemrtrce St» Cominir; H.. Y , ia acfteduled to lie eradiated f r o an 'Xoraa GoI3egesf D *

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Kra«dt Mcl^f* ' dwfe, li vice- '::J, 3fd^ft*** pfeaidenfc o l t h e Student Senates itudteTt Koverntojr body, and> a 'jrtwotoaf xrit tte Livlhi Ptej^ersv. ttodent (fc-iimaUfc crab, $m the Ytrafty.teiKis'team.

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instructors, also teach the 90 pupils from the ages of 10 to 17.

Sister S t Mark, who was lauded at the dedication cere-

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Addison -*- Mrs,'^oae|h. T*oy *?as Elected grand «ejpnt of St. CalherlBe'8 Court, C a t h o l i c l^^t^MT^S'Snaeflea, to suc­ceed Mrs. Francis Kane at a spe­cial meeting here*

Mrs. George Bonln was re­elected vie* jjranit regents Miss Catherine Gangewte," Reelected '^ophe.tes8j. Mti, Wtiitik :Eeag*«, rejected •Ifcjttirerf ,SH#. femm 8gK*$$e,"'elected tte# htitorlan |o «i« ?eed M&, Joseph Sterryj Mss, Harold Simmons, reelected financial secretary;; Mrs, Stephen Bufehko elected new treasurer to succeed Mrs. Joseph Sloand; Miss Peggy Berns» new monftor to succeed Miss Sfceresa Beagan; mat. Ollbert Dewey, reelected sentinel; Mrs. Jack Coon, elected new ^pianist to succeed -Mrs.

DKDICA' ChfiiDiOOd Booa iaclnflcd jflHSut t b e -slsiiaC' 1* ta« *uperlat«Ml«t,

rt e f t l * Heftr St., Saturday after*//

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ahowm with Bishop Kearney in lower photo, are: (from kit) John Bowas, Edward J. Uat. cheMer, Ahda Mmller, Andrew SchaeWer, Bow. ard tkOimt the Bishop, Jamms Burke, Anthony Capoae, Kraak Hants' and Margaret K.

• RelnJurdt. -monie* hy ,fiia Rev. l?r. Chafes J. Mahooey, jsup&lntetidettt of the Diocasan Schools, »aid the school 1 was? the outgrowth of •Work &m m* totym swale at Mhnic^t^Cc«cej>t^n School. When the^deralnd for such 'ttaln-

en Graduation Held , fiMnplBf,,~ Forty-nlne young-shea were graduated Jrora the ~ idin%tgarte«y/.of St ksafi ScSobt dtt rME cerewoniea fit '•ptftit:^0. at 3 p « . Sunday

4h>-^vnr~4a-^B«fge-sciiool arranged a^college jtyle'* iwogram lot? the children* whole H«*r*g# "age j« •«)*, Tbe *ffahr

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fn|; oecame mjore t>re»lng, larger facilities were sought The teach-'imr;staff will have to he-eifc htirged as the rarollment to-crease* from a 3arge exlttlng waiting list. yt

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soon be ready for occupancy and a altrlne^has been erected in the yard/

£>om children have been grad-Kiated and placed hit joh«, wldle others work-in part-time jobs.

Sloandj the Rev d& ancis.««. 'i'ur. ner, reelecteCehapiah>; JITJS. je-wwe Hovejrwis eleoted as a nev<? trustee and the, following other trustee* -wilt hold over: Mnfc t)orflJnl^1)oddato,, Ufa, El« len Klckey, Wigs Nan. Murphy, Mr» Martin h, Train and Mrs. Josephine Hickey. ^

After the election of officers, there was a rehearsal of the de­gree team under the direction of the district deputy, Miss Mar­garet Barrett of Corning, in preparation for initiation of the following new candidates held Tuesday evening May* 27, at the court rooms? Mrfc Thomas X,y» ons. North Addison; Misses Kath-erine .Blood, and Alke Doody, mernhera of the Woodhull High School faculty; Mrs. Floyd Dei droaso, Mrs. Betty Zlnte and Mrs. Stracka, all of Addison.

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Convert Guild Meets > At St. Andrew's

Members of the Convert Guild which met every Monday during the winter a t Hotel Seneca will again meet on Monday, June. 2 In S t Andrew's Seminary, Buf« falo Road at 8 p.m.

"Ehe Rev. Joseph L. Hogan of S t Andrew's Seminary faculty is in charge of the Guild.

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should be-our primary Interests as we struggle against the in­roads o f the World and the Devfl, ' - f

The Gate* of Heaven nslght lose their formidable austerity and our fear- of the reception that wiB treat u» there, would then give way to peace, happi-nesa-iwd aectai^, • \

Ttw prkelesi- Key, Which will, Unlock thole Gates and admit u r to rtfteni}_ 'itikjpplBmtit, • i*an fag-CLui^ly ai)d effectively gained th&dujh the frictice Of J)aily Mais, the center and heart o f our M|fo!en Hfld wiHchfe'.the Key rioifc only to Be iven hut to the TRSea* u r e Chelt o f Gracee^ which w e need so> mdcti Jh o u r -dairy Hie* Make this then, your l^umher' OM. peeject lot* the Month o f t h e sacred Jasert *- '^fy %>*# — • A MHart.:..-5'-- ' - ^ ' " t

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