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Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Map Liturgical Changes Programs to educate priests in the coming The Advocate proposed for the four counties of the archdiocese. "The Church changes in the liturgy were announced this week County; Year, Sacred Music, Sacred Art and by the Newark Archdiocese and the Paterson PATERSON’S institute for priests next Tues- Architecture," Rev. Lawrence McGinley, Official Publication of the Archdiocese of Newark, Diocese. day will pastor of St. N. J., and Diocese of Paterson consider the seven chapters of the Litur- Christopher’s, Parsippany. Constitution in gy four sessions. THE Vol. No. 25 JUNE A DAY OF INSTITUTES follow the 13, THURSDAY, 11, 1964 PRICE: 10 CENTS clergy conferences on the Vati- adoption of the Vatican Council's can Council’s Liturgy Constitution will be held Constitution on the Liturgy last June 16 Related Page 7 December, and the U.S. for priests of the Paterson Diocese at Story, Bishops' April 2 decree ” the Immaculate Heart of Mary : implementing changes. The latter includes the parish, Wayne. Topics and A speakers will be: "The Principles use of the New two-day institute for vernacular in parts of the Mass, an priests of the New- Behind the Reform,” Rev. Liturgical Elias Mayer, innovation expected to come Parish, ark Archdiocese is for O S on or near the first Rockaway being planned mid-Sep- B. of St. Paul’s Abbey, Newton: “The Euchar- Sunday of 1964. tember at a location to Advent, be announced. Additional ist,” Msgr. Francis R. Rodimer, diocesan direc- Msgr. John M. institutes to educate religious in Mahon, a member of the and lay people tor of Sacred “The Sacraments the and their Liturgy; and the Newark Archdioeesan Liturgy Commission, is in changes theological basis are also Bureau Ritual,” Msgr. Christian D. dean of of Information Haag, of Sussex charge Newark’s program of education.

PATERSON - Bishop Na- vagh has announced 38 clergy appointments and the forma- Viet tion of anew parish named for Catholics St. Clement, Pope and Martyr, in Rockaway Township. Four of the appointments were on the administrative level. Msgr. Joseph J. Gallo, pastor of St. Joseph's, New- ton, was named rector of Cry: ‘Rights Blessed Sacrament, Paterson, and Msgr. Vincent E. Puma, administrator of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mission, Dov- Are er, was named administra- tor of Our of Injured’ Lady Providence, Paterson. An Advocate Sews Summary forced the men carrying the J. Fran- REV. ANTHONY signs to SAIGON More than remove them. chino, an assistant at St. Mar- 40,- A short time later, 000 Catholics a driving many wear- garet’s, Morristown, was rain ended the rally. ing crucifixes or named pastor at St. Joseph's carrying ro- saries surged into downtown THE PREVIOUS day, Maj. Saigon in a protest demonstra- Dang Sy, a Catholic Army of- tion See 3 “because our fundament- ficer, was sentenced Listing, Page MSGR. GALLO FATHER FRANCHINO to life im- al rights as citizens are being prisonment by a "Revolution- unjustly injured.” ary Court.” to Msgr. Gallo. Rev. The replace Sunday demonstration, Dang Sy was charged with while it Eugene B. McQuaid, an assis- came the day after a the murder of eight Buddhist Sacred tant at Heart, Dover, military court convicted a outside the Iluc was named pastor of St. Cle- Catholic army officer of the radion station May 8, 1963. Ho murder ment’s. of eight Buddhists, was in charge of a unit sent also was not attributed to There were two special that. to disperse a near-riot during assignments. Rev. Stanislaus Most of the crowd knew noth- the height of the anti-govern- B. Chang, administrator of ing of the trial’s ment Our outcome. activity last year. Lady of Providence Mission Dang Sy •—and a number for the THE CROWD listened past 10 years, has been to of independent observers all laymen recalled for special work for speakers pro- have maintained his innocence test the Church in Formosa. Rev. what they called favori- his throughout imprisonment, TWO HONORED - Michael tism toward Buddhists Pre- Msgr. I. Fronczak, pastor of Sacred Heart, and Dr. Paul J. Longua has been ap- by and have charged the govern- Irvington, mier Khanh Stephen N. Lyons, director of the post-graduate of the Seton Hall pointed diocesan director of Nguyen and issue ment with persecuting him for department College of are shown with Boland at the the bureau of information. three demands to the govern- his Dentistry Archbishop graduate commencement exercises of religion. seton Hall ment: University, June 6 at South Orange. Msgr. Fronczak received the John of Msgr THE NEW PARISH St. • That the government HIS TRIAL had been Medal and Dr. the Dr. Charles L. Brown ap- origin- L. McNulty Lyons Medal for their services to the Clement's is in the southwest committee ally scheduled for the point a to quell re- height College of Medicine and Dentistry. corner of Rockaway Township ligious conflict and prevent- of the Buddhist holidays in includes and also a portion of harm to Catholics. Hue, a Buddhist center. But Dover. It is bounded by the • That tire government lib- Catholics and foreign diplo- parishes of Sacred Heart, Dov- erate Catholics unjustly im- mats persuaded the govern- er; St. Bernard's, Mount Hope, prisoned. ment to reschedule the trial. and St. Cecilia’s, Rockaway. FATHER American said act McQUAID FATHER LONGUA • That the government be One this Included in its boundaries is "a faithful to its anti-Communist averted full-scale religious the former school build- diocesan appointments. He He public ary. served one year at St. pledge. war in South Vietnam.” ing donated the dio- was named moderator of the recently to Joseph’s, Lincoln Park, before But observers say that it cese Industries. priests’ conference in 1953 and DURING by Lytton his appointment to St. Mar- THE rally, signs certainly did not ease tensions a member of the board of Rev. Richard E. Grasso ex- garet’s. appeared reading “Go Home between Buddhists and Cath- formerly an assistant at St. aminers of the junior clergy Cab. Lodge" and "Down with olics and between Catholics FATHER Paterson, has also the following year. In 1963, he McQI’AII) is a na But Boniface, Cabot Lodge." rally or- and the new government, and to was named a tive of Ireland and was or- been appointed the new par- pro-synodal par- ganizers immediately de- the Sunday demonstration ish priest consultor and this dained there in 1949. He came ish and will serve as adminis- nounced the splinter group and seems to bear them out. trator of Holy Rosary Mission, January was appointed asso- to this country in 1950 and which is for Spanish-speaking ciate vicar for religious. was an assistant at St. Vin- Catholics of Morris County. cent’s, Stirling, from 1950 to MSGR. Father Grasso had been en- PUMA was born In 1954. The next nine years he Race, and was ordained gaged in this apostolate at St. Brooklyn in spent at St. Mary’s, Paterson, Liturgy Among 1951 Boniface. after studies at Immacu- before his assignment to Sa- late Conception Seminary. He cred Heart in 1963. Father Mc- MSGR. GALLO has been was an assistant at Sacred Quaid was named defender pastor at St. Joseph’s since Heart, Clifton, and St. Mary’s, of the bond in the diocesan Workshop Topics Dec. 10, 1960. He is a native Paterson, while also serving marriage tribunal in 1955. of Madison and attended as a regional CYO moderator. pub- Father Longua is from Up- He was named lic high school there, Seton to Holy Rosary per Montclair and attended St. For Council of Men Hall and in 1959, Last he University Immacu- year was Benedict’s Prep and George- late be- named of the Span- Conception Seminary, secretary town University before begin- ORADELL The Archdio- hop Boland. After lunch, there ordained in 1946. ish Apostolate for the dio- ing ning his studies for the priest- cesan Council of Catholic Men will be another general He was assigned to St. Mi- cese and was also elevated to hood. will hold its annual convention session at which Archbishop FOR from the rank of chamberlain. SERVICES former and one present vice of Seton chael’s, Paterson, 1946 to papal He was ordained in at Bergen Catholic School Boland will RENDERED - Two president Hall 1961. High speak. received the 1960 and was elevated to the Father University Bernard J. McQuaid Medal at Franchino is a na- He was to St. June 20, with in addition Bishop graduation exercises June 6 assigned workshop panels Workshop topics in South rank of chamberlain in tive of Orange. Left to right are Msgr. John L. former papal Paterson and was or- Monica’s, Sussex, for the sum- on such topics as racial jus- to those mentioned will in- Davis, vice president in charge 1958 and to the rank of domes- dained in 1949 after of business affairs; John J. of studies at mer of 1961 and was then ap- clude federal aid to education, Bishop Dougherty, president the university; Msgr. Thomas tic prelate in 1963. Seton Hall and Im- W. former academic and University pointed an assistant at Imma- obscenity and an archdiocesan Cunningham, vice president, Alfred D. Donovan, vice Msgr. Gallo has held several maculate president Scmin- culate Heart of Another 12 census. There will be 0in charge of student Davis is Conception Mary, Wayne. Story, Page a special personnel. Msgr. now assistant director in charge of the discussion for the with of the of the Faith and More 18 clergy Society Propagation Msgr. Cunningham is pastor of Immaculate on Race, Page Thomas F. Msgr. Mulvaney, Conception, Montclair. (Story, Page 17) archdiocesan moderator, as Tells Executives: chairman. Pope tice, the liturgy and revitaliz- Peace Told Msgr. John M. Mahon, ac- Croup ing parish societies. tuary of the archdiocese, will A feature of the convention be chairman of the panel on Materialism Is Primitive will be the presentation of a the liturgy. William Holub, watch to the outstanding male Bomb Is ACCM chairman racial Jus- Pacifists on Here, VATICAN CITY Business demned the senior in tire high schools of profit philosophy alongside teachers as “among tice, will head that panel, leaders who are ruled by the because ‘‘it has the effect of the the archdiocese by Archbishop principal transformers of while Hugh X. Connell will be profit motive alone belong to dividing human beings into ir- Boland. Certificates will also society." chairman of the panel on the to 21 a “primitive era of industry" reconcilable and antagonistic be given the other nomi- census. Connell heads a com- Can’t Solve Its Paul VI told a congress classes and the whole THE POPE ALSO told nees from each of the Problems Pope exposes the boys’ mittee Christian Union coeducational which has been study- of the of Bus- of society to a deep and la- businessmen at the private and high schools ing the problems of taking a inessmen and Executives. cerating discontent with which audience: of the archdiocese. WASHINGTON (NC) Pac- census. served well. The will to peace He said it is The went on to defend ifism necessary to Pope it is still troubled." “It is true that whoever and unilateral disarma- is not the will to THE PROGRAM will Chairmen of the other surrender; remember that there are the of religion in busi- open pan- ment not right "Only the Christian concept speaks of capitalism today, as are acceptable solu- the at 9:30 a.m. with a general els will be Bernard Connell of will to freedom is not the really two great dangers fac- of life which puts man first many do, with the concepts tions to the threat of nuclear will to holocaust."-. session addressed by Henry J. Sacred Heart, Vailsburg, fed- ing the world today—the and all the rest after” that defined it in the cen- war, a Catholic sci- belongs past of Dumont, to political Dougherty said the threat of More 2 Crowley president eral aid education; Walt L. entist pacifist nuclear destruction on Pope, Page in economic philosophy, he tury, gives proof of being out told the Catholic Assoc- is if he to of the Bergen South district. Joyce of Newark, obscenity, wrong "assigns and the danger of its being said. of touch with reality But iation for International Peace. himself . . . At 10:30 will come the work- and Joseph G. Naab of a monolopy of virtue—- turned into an "ant Manchesterian Liberalism (a Ridge- James E. of the colony" followed Dougherty if he thinks that his own ap- shops by a dialogue wood, revitalizing so- society. ness affairs and to debunk BY ESTABLISHING the pri- school of British economics ad- parish University of Pennsylvania’s Mass celebrated by Archbis- cieties. proach to tlie problems of nu- "Both of these Karl Marx’s philosophy of dia- macy of God over all things, laissez-faire Foreign Research represent vocating and the Policy Insti- clear weapons constitutes the high moral the tute challenges to our lectic and the primacy of man in tem- motive) still at a testimonial din- materjalism profit . spoke persists. . only authentic moral response. ingenuity," he said. "We shall theories of laissez-faire eco- poral things is established. In the ner for Rev. Edward conception of the one- A. Con- "Since the clear pronounce- fail if nomics. he said, wo worry about only one This, supplies “the sidedness of possession of the way, S.J., director of the Cen- ments of Pius XII, Cath- motive that Council of Churches Pope of them." stimulates and jus- means of production and of ter for Peace Research at olic defend HE CALLED Marx and theologians will not his tifies social dynamism." the directed toward Creighton University, Omaha. economy a strategy which intends the DOUGHERTY said the U.S. followers "antique" and con- He businessmen placed the private profit." wholesale obliteration of cities. should be ready to explore any "MAN HAS divined the sec- Backs Shared Time: But neither will the Church opportunities for "meaningful” rets of the atomic universe," condemn nuclear weapons and arms agreements with the So- he told them. "He cannot nuclear deterrence as intrinsi- viets, but it should at the same erase from his mind this aw- cally immoral." time guard against "unwar- ‘Creative Measure’ ful knowledge by any form of The existence of nuclear ranted optimism." political or scientific exorcism, is "tragic, but weapons not “No one can rule out the but must live with it NEW YORK - Shared time UNDER SHARED time, stu- for the we often confuse the immoral; possibility that Soviet commu- rest of time. The best he currently being studied as dents enrolled in parochial and can two," he said. nism may evolve in a more of hope to do is this one means easing the fi- private schools spend some of manage benign direction. But after nancial burden on schools power with wisdom until it can was their school day in public DOUGHERTY argued that one be only year or so of ambi- endorsed in a statement issued schools. organized under the ‘world the West deserves the right to guous ‘detente,’ it Is here the National public authority’ for which prema- on behalf of The plan has received protect Itself, not only for its ture to declare that the Soviets John XXIII Council of Churches, Pope called." own sake but for the sake of repre- considerable attention as a so- are permanently mellowing in 40 senting some million Prot- to "For pacifists to look upon the world lution the impasse over fed- ip general. their foreign policy," he said. estant and Orthodox Ameri- all supporters of a nuclear deral aid to private elemen- de- fense cans. tary secondary schools. policy as potential Dr. The council’s General Board Strangeloves is no more The U.S. House Education Justi- Issued the policy statement at fied than for the advocates of and Labor Committee has held the end of the business deterrence to brand all dem- On the Inside spring ... hearings on a meeting. proposed $l5 onstrators for total disarma- million bill to experiment with ment as Communist NEW it. sympathi- TWO MORE BOOKS about the IT NOTED that "unresolved zers." Vatican Council have been differences" over aid to Some 300 schools districts in pub- church-related schools has 35 states have sort of lished. For an evaluation of them, some DOUGHERTY urged greater "hindered the passage of shared time read gen- program, accord- understanding and communi- Topic eral legislation for federal aid ing to a recent survey. cation between the advocates FATHER SHEERIN argues for a coun- to public education. The board echoed the find- of peace and of deterrence, cil statement on the Jews in his NEW "Resistance and opposition ings of the NCC National Study and said the Intellectual ALUMNI - Very Rev. Edward F. Clark, S.J., center, chats with two new honor- column on p a 5 ... ge are not a satisfactory per- Board, an unofficial gathering, schism between the two ary alumni of St. Peter's College, Auxiliary Bishop John J. Dougherty, left, of RACIAL PREJUDICE can’t coexist with president manent stance for Christians," last February, which called groups is dangerous. Seton Hall and Dr. John Coleman Bennett, of the Union Univerity, president Theologi- said the board as it called Christian charity. Read the edi- for shared time "the moat crea- "If we remain he cal Both received at June 7 exercises in divided," Seminary. degrees the commencement Roosevelt of shared time "as tive measure" on exploration for solving the said, "the cause of neither torial - Page 4 Stadium, Jersey City. (See Story, Page 16; another picture, Page 7) one possible solution." over federal aid. impasse peace nor freedom will be a i) 2 the v o c a t e June 11, 1964 People in the News Thanksgiving: Holy Day Mass Proposed Most Rev. Malcolm LaVclle, named Bishops. WASHINGTON - (NC) A gical celebration of Thanksgiv- Cl’., of Rock 111., who longer an observance of For Island, Franciscan priest has urged ing. mere- his Mass text, Father I-ord with Archbishop Sergio Plgnedoll, Quasi-liturgical services thanksgiving, His lias just completed a ly local importance, and a 12-ycar acceptance of O'Connell takes the Gospel ac- courts 54, apostolic delegate to West Thanksgiving have already been used in with praise; giv" term as Passionist Superior liturgical recognition of it count St. Ray as a Catholic liturgical some Catholic from John's descrip- thanks to Him; bless His Central Africa and former aux- churches, but could find universal General, has been named proc- feast and accept- tion of the of the " iliary to the he has proposed a Mass pastors have multiplication name, for the Lord is Pope when found themselves ance," writes Father good urator of the Passionist Mis- text for the occasion. O'Con- loaves and fishes. was Archbishop of Milan, has handicapped by lack of any of- Father O'Connell also pro- sion Procuret in The nell. The is Manila. text and article, Rev. ficial Epistle from St. posed text hcen named apostolic delegate by approval, he says. a for the divine of- Neil He notes that Paul's letter to the to J. O’Connell, 0.F.M., ap- Brazil, Colossians. fice on Thanksgiving Day The Very Kev. John F. Fitzger- Canada. pears in the LAST Cuba. urging Christians to love and ald, summer issue NOVEMBER, Auxil- Paraguay, Ecuador, Ar- Matins texts, taken largely C.S.P., pastor of St. Paul Augustine Cardinal Be*, forgive each other, S.J., of Interest, published tho iary Bishop Charles R. Mul- gentina, Costa Rica, Basuto- "Whatever from of the Apostle Church, Los An- by the Book Leviticus, re- president of the Vatican Secre- Franciscan Name Col- rooney of suggested land you do in word or in work, do count how geles, will succeed Very Rev. Holy Brooklyn and the Philippines have Old Testament tariat for Promoting Christian all in the name of the Lord William lege. making Thanksgiving a holy the Priests were instructed to give A. Michell as Super- already accepted last Unity, arrived in Boston for a Father O'Connell of Jesus, giving thanks to God ior Fa- says there day obligation for Ameri- in November thanks to the Lord with offer- General of the Paulist five-day visit with Richard Thursday (the the Father Him." is "no doubt 1 ’ American Cath- can Catholics. fixed through ings of food in return for His thers. Cardinal day for the U.S.) as a The Cushing and to re- olics would welcome the litur- "Thanksgiving Day is Introit is from Psalm protection their flight no national during Jan ceive a degree from Harvard day of thanksgiving. 99, "Enter the gates of the Msgr. Willebrands, 54, from 12. Egypt. secretary of the Vatican Sec- June retariat for Promoting Chris- Bishop Georges Hakim of 50,000 Petition tian Unity, and Msgr. Ernesto Acre, leader of Israel's Mel- Arab Culture Pact Cainagni, Chancellor of Apos- kite Rite Catholics, will arrive League tolic Briefs in the Vatican in the U.S. June 16 for For a Pope John’s Secretariat of State, have been lengthy visit. For Unity or Oppression? Beatification BERGAMO, Italy A peti- Melkites tion for the beatification Change BEIRUT, Lebanon (NC) gue countries in of meeting Bagh- critical of what they call the Christian communities in Pope John XXIII, signed by the dad, Iraq, on Feb. 29. Also totalitarianism and Moslem-dominated exagger- 50,000 inhabitants of his home nations of approved was an Arab organ- ated nationalism of the docu- of the Arab diocese Bergamo, was pre- Sabbath Rule League are gravely ization similar to the United ment. They note that its sented to Clemente worried about a Charter of Nations Educational, Scientific Bishop preamble states that "unity of Gaddi VATICAN CITY (NC)—Bish- Arab Cultural on June 3, the first an- disciplinary matter, whereas Unity approved and Cultural Organization thought and culture” is the niversary of tho op Georges observance by the league’s top executive (UNESCO). Both “basic foundation Pope's death. Hakim, spiritual of a "day of the proposals on which The was organized leader of Melkite Rite Catho- Lord" body. were submitted to the league Arab petition each week is a matter unity rests." This may the Fathers lics in has granted Middle East church leaders council for ratification. by of the Sacred Israel, per- of divine law contained in the mean, they say, that differ- have Heart of Bergamo, founded by mission for Saturday evening Ten Commandments. pointed out that the Ruring a meeting in Cairo, ences of opinion on religious the late Radini sc—vices to replace the charter makes no provision for the Arab council and cultural Bishop Sunday The Oriental Code of Canon League’s matters will be Tcdcsehi obligation since freedom of or when Pope John was Sunday is not Law leaves specific mat- religion thought, later approved both, but no regarded as to Arab many opposition his Pon- a national of rest in ters seems to aim more at Mos- steps have yet been taken to and secretary. The late day Is- such as observance of a unity as treason against rael. lem than at tiff is considered a co-founder according to reports re- day of rest to local Arab unity and is put them into effect. Several Arab nationalism. traditions influenced by the priests. ceived here. and local rites. strongly by politics. league 'members Lebanon, One of the most disquieting Bishop Gaddi said he would TREY Morocco and Saudi Arabia things about the ADR that the charter charter, submit the petition to BISHOP HAKIM’S asked for modifications of the Church leaders the Con- explana- endangers Catholic schools say, is its pos- tion OK Sunday Mass charter, which gregation of Rites for con- is that in the Melkite and It of are now being ition on education. It makes they accuse totali- sideration. Rite, Sunday begins at 6 p.m. tarian studied. no provision for freedom of On Saturday Night aims, since it seeks to and therefore at- education Saturday, bring all schools in Arab Lea- and they say, this MAR DEL PLATA, AMONG LEAGUE mem- Sends tending Mass then would fulfill Argen- countries Into may mean Catholic and other Breviaries tina (RNS) The gue a single bers, most concern is felt here Uie regular Sunday obligation. Vatican has private schools will have BERLIN J. Norris of Rumson, of regimented educatlonsl sys- in no (NC) Pope Paul RECOGNITION - James president He said "the Melkite Rite granted this diocese's Catho- Lebanon, the only Arab in the place league nations. VI sent breviaries to International Catholic Commission and lics tem. country without a Moslem ma- each of Migration as- does not insist on a dispensation which will has sistant strictly Sun- The charter first Opposition also been ex- 40 seminarians ordained executive director of Catholic Relief permit them to was ap- jority. At the Baghdad meet- being Services-NCWC, day rest as does the Latin observe the pressed against the charter’s by Stefan is made officer proved by a majority of the ing, the Lebanese delegate, Cardinal Wyszynski an of the Order of Orange lassau the Rite." Saturday evening Mass Sunday Mass obligation by at- provision that schools by ministers of education of lea- may use in the Warsaw Archdiocese, Netherlands. is tending Mass on eve- Edouard Honein, a Christian, Conferring the honor is Emile L. C. Schiff, sung for the Melkite Rite Saturday only approved "nationalized” Primate of ning. voiced reservations about the Poland, it was re- charge andaffairs at the Dutch faithful who work be- textbooks. embassy in Washington. Sundays charter, to ported here. Norris cause is Name saying it seemed is a native of Elizabeth. Saturday a common Bishop Enrique Rau of Mar Fr. Walsh Israeli him to be incompatible with rest day, he said. Del Plata said the Holy See The To Paulist Post tho sovereignty of individual Holy Father's Week question, he said, is had approved his request for a league members. really "unimportant for Mel- dispensation In effect for the NEW YORK Rev. Richard The charter provides that kites, who are not strictly next three years. Bishop Rau Arab League nations will bound a precise J. Walsh, C.S.P., novice mas- seek by day” for explained that in many areas educate sabbath ter and superior at the Paulist to youth to have "an What Is Church? worship. of his diocese there are no Fathers’ attachment to Defies Hasty Answer The Sacred resident priests available novitiate in Oak religious princi- Congregation to But Christian leaders VATICAN for the Oriental Church Ridge the past two has ples.” CITY - "What Is words, we here say Sunday Mass for Catholic years, perceive that the called by God It Is the out that for most the Church?" people field for the cooperation be- observed that the choice of been elected a consul- point people is a tourists and Argentines ac- general reply incomplete. For it is whom God has brought to- tor of the Paulist in Arab countries "religion” That question, and the tween the hierarchy and the dry of worship is primarily a companying them. community press- difficult to define the Church! gether. it is does ing need the assembly jf laity which the ecumenical for a term. means "Islam,’’ nor tho for an answer to it, is six-year "It good we should realize those who have been called. Rev. charter say anything about was the of council is studying. Very John F. Fitzger- subject Pope Paul’s this difficulty, because then "It would be to talk at good to bear ald, C.S.P., teaching young people re- a general audience. we to • superior general begin understand that in mind this root idea of (lie of the Paulist spect tho religion of others. Among those present were Fathers, an- the Church is an immense and Church, because it American Legion reveals Lauds Marian nounced that Rev. John Carr, They also note that Article and U.S. which we arc Spirit WE GO TO complex reality, many tilings to us. Above all, C.S.P., Rev. John 15 of ef- armed forces members. unable to circumscribe speaks - Reynolds, cooperative by t’ie it reveals that the Church does VATICAN CITY (NC) A rs The “immense P. and Rev. Michael forts by league nations to and terms of not complex a hasty definition make itself but is born of "true and deep Marian devo- INCOMPARABLE 'rand, also "Islamic Arab cul- reality" which is the C.S.P., were propagate Church, There always remains some- a divine tion must be he said, initiative; it rises necessarily re- 'd as consultors. ture.” and have expressed refuses to be hemmed thing to say about the frem a thought of God, who flected in a truly Christian fears that this indicates in by "the terms of LENGTHS John Dlmood, phrase a hasty Church." wants to life," Pope Paul VI C.S.P., definition.” bring men together in said in a that the charter's real aim is The was named procurator general Pope referred to the a religious message to Jose Cardinal He said society in which and will to seek, through * so-called the question Is not Gospel of His represent the Paulist tho Second Sunday mercy manifests itself in Bueno y Monrcal of Seville. Arsb cultural unity, Pan-Is- new, but has become Fathers in Rome and serve as » "more after Pentecost, and its par- very Spain, on the occasion of Un- urgent, a particular way It tiien to lamlo political unity. with greater need of man who give the best pastor of the Church of Santa able of tho invited reveals to us that this crowning there of an image of an adequate answer.” Susanna there. guests to a feast. He said this demands Our Lady of of MIDDLE "While ministers, those who Hope Macerena, EAST Christians we all think we have parable "foreshadows" the bear the invitation and the city’s patroness. say another Indication that the a ready which pro- reply the cate- Church. mote the meeting, . . nr 4 U. S. Priests charter is strongly motivated chism teaches us and which "It is he known." said, "that "it also About by political considerations is our experience reveals to us how Everyone's Talking gives we the word ‘Church' us, means pre- in the On its preamble’s call for support all feel it is membership Church is Our (uitomift know >| ADDED Unit not easy. And cisely ‘a The ji»i ~. Liturgy calling together.’ founded free of all who "the world when on acceptance on oppose we try to marshal Albert’s riOIIIS from IS Eni« dttldind (NC)-Four our Church is the meeting of those the part of dir I. WASHINGTON forces of evil represented by the faithful. The U.S. Church Italian ind Imrf tfopoiM n n kilin tki ISih priests have been named colonialism and Zionism.” is a voluntary society. kmarlcan Culilm tfrtludi lin riorus Paul VI to the But it extra mm thi in. by Pope post- Church leaders results from the respon- srcciu. are iharply Fall Count luiirin nti. council commission on the lit- sible. supreme and decisive tmlkdtM* l* Secretariat’s Aims— tlrldln Steak urgy, the national Liturgical choice of the man who has DINNER Vatican Makes Ties Bcnnr tf intvnd up to Conference hero has learned. understood what moral obliga- tn.NiainiiiiKi, 1M...5M0 bp tion $ Hiey are Archabbot and what happy 4.25 Rem- With New Nation destiny Wo kith arise. . . mil ptyNiiiii Wopt. bert G. and Exchange, DiviorHO Weakland, 0.5.8., Limit - Knowledge VATICAN CITY (NC) The DINNER Perty Mt ANNUM Revs. Frederick R. "Liberty and at COM SUNOCO McManus, Holy .See has established dip- PARIS (NC) duty are the ol 10 Diekmann, The Car "Thus, it will be human basis of the COCKTAILS QUARTERLY Godfrey 0.5.8., lomatic relations with the dinal who heads essentially Church, as Re- the new rec the and John H. C.S.C. task of the Bishops and the free giving and love at DANCE Miller, of Rwanda. Pope Paul rctariat for are its BANQUETS public non-Christians said as divine They will serve as consultors hierarchy well as of com- basis," the Holy Father FRIDAY Savingi[mured to slo,ooo.—Atstti Over $88,000,000. VI named Archbishop Vito its first task will be to bring petent These said. CLUB to the commission in charge laity. competent SATURDAY Robertt as first Apostolic Nun- about an exchange of of points persons already exist. We LUNCHEONS of Implementing the ecumeni- will • cio to the African republic. view. cal council's constitution apply ourselves to forming and on The has been Paolo Cardinal Your Holt Albert A. Ruocco Archbishop Marella said as Tourism BARTON tho liturgy. arousing great a number Slums Needs Nuncio to neighboring Burun- the secretariat will 3 Dining Rooms— strive to as of these VATICAN Fathers McManus and Diek- possible persons, CITY (NO - Facilities for SAVINGS AND di, which used to be admin- learn what non-Christian reli- 20 to 300 LOAN ASSOCIATION mann engages! in Uie life of the pre- Paul told were on the istered Pope an audience of 14 EAGIE ROCK AVI. prepara- jointly with Rwanda gions really teach and to let 1166 commission dominantly non-Christian con- in RAYMOND BLVD., NEWARK • Market 2-3350 tory for the ecu- by the Belgium government, them know what participants a symposium HANOVER, N.J. the Catholic tinents or nations. menical council and have on tourism, that the Reservations 992-7425 560 BROAD ST., NEWARK and Apostolic Delegate in the religion really teaches. "That religious "’'Without any needs of Cloud Monday! faceot Both If'ed. F.M. served as council liturgy ex- Congo since is not thought of tourists offer a wide Holidays Offices Open to 8 Free Parking. (Leopoldville) as easy ss one might perts. prosclytism. we will make the February, 1963. think,” he said. Catholic Church known, and it Cardinal Marella, 69, named itself will learn to know the to head the secretariat SUMMER READING May 17 non-Catholic religions, especi- by Pope Paul VI, those if emphasized ally practiced by the the furniture that the will IMPROVEMENT agency not be a masses of Africa and Asia." "new Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith” COURSES or a Paul to Honor doesn’t fit ... new organ of the Vatican Coun- DON BOSCO cil such as the Secretariat for Pope Plus XI DIAGNOSTIC H &. Christian r?, hltfa Promoting and you’re considering we Unity. VATICAN storage, will be happy CITY (NC) - CENTER to He was In Paris as papal Paul tell you about our excellent service and Pope VI is slated to 1 legate to tho eighth centenary take in ceremonies Registration and part June accomodations, our reasonable celebration at Notre Dame 17 commemorating the 25th FRI., JUNE 26 Cathedral and was Interviewed Call anniversary of the death of «ll« It t:N P.M. charges. the Catholic by daily newspa- Pope Pius XI. per, La Croix. library The ceremonies honoring the DON BOSCO HIGH SCHOOL EL 4*7800 Although the secretariat's Milanese Pope, who died on k headquarters are tn Rome, "It Franklin Turnpike Feb. 10. 1939, are being held is not in the Eternal N.J. City that in the St. Pius X Ramsey, Brothers Inc. the secretariat auditorium, Engel will have its not far from St. Peter’s. Main P«r Infarnutlwi greatest tall development. speaker will be Eugene Car- NOrth "This 4-5008 World wide moving institution," the Car- dinal Tisserant, dean of the dinal explained, "must be College of Cardinals. to brought the heart or the

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CINCINNATI (NC) - Pleas- rationalizations Clergy which mask a added, “then the anovulant the Church because she does is "impossible” and ure-seeking people may be in- desire to enjoy the "psycho- rights with- pills are morally objectionable not endorse birth control,” he terested in “the pill" for the out assuming the duties logically harmful,” Dr. Ayd of and cannot be used for con- observed. said. wrong reasons, a Baltimore marriage.” Appointments traceptive purposes." "The Catholic Church docs and father of 12 "Although an attempt has psychiatrist "There are many reasons to Dr. Ayd has been teaching not nor has it insisted been told the graduating class of ever made to debunk rhythm fear that an anti-Christian at SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS the Pontifical Gregorian that people always must have by a wave Xavier University. hedonism is of derogatory prop- R iS spreading over the University in Rome for the but that they ®' Chang ® dmin,strator our L ri Dr. Frank J. Jr. children, only aganda,” he said, "the facts * y of Providence Ayd ad- world like a virulent in- Mission pM tCrS(>n ’ ’ past year. He spoke about “re- cannot prevent them by illicit are that it does rccallwi to *P«cial work for the mitted that many have fection,” work and that rw u’• l ' Catholic people he said. Church in Formosa sponsible parenthood.'’ means. . .the Church it is an serious reasons for approves effective means of regulating of Rev. Paul J. Longua, diocesan family planning compatible avoiding pregnancy.” director. Bureau of Information hirths, but he added there is AS FOR the anovulant pill, "THE MAJOR problem for with the law of God.” “I testify that today “a widespread desire to the accepted there is no PASTORS AND opinion of the many Catholics today is not scientific ADMINLSTRATORS avoid proof that continence responsibilities.',' medical profession, said Dr. the but Msgr. Joseph J. Gallo from population explosion DESPITE APPROVAL of is harmful. On pastor. St. Joseph’s, Newton, to Ayd, is that “these drugs ster- psychologically rector, Blessed how to discharge the duties rhythm by the church many the Sacrament, Paterson HE ASKED whether “some ilize." contrary, there is ample Msgr. Vincent E. Puma from of the and responsibilities of mar people reject it as "un- evidence that self-control is administrator, Our Lady ot the new insights into mar- “If this medical Holy judgment is riage without becoming hit- reliable” or because the Rosary Mission, Dover, to administrator, Our Lady of riage and conjugal love are adopted by psychologically healthy,” he moralists," he ter toward or estranged from periodic continence it requires declared. Providence Mission, Paterson Rev. Anthony J. Franchino from assistant pastor, St. Margaret's Morristown, to pastor, St. Newton Joseph’s, Dinner DEDICATION - Rev. Eugene Honors CEMETERY The ceremony McQuaid from assistant pastor, Sacred Heart, for the Missionary Franciscan Sisters of Dover, to pastor, new parish of St. and Clement, Pope Martyr, McCormick the Immaculate Fordham Rockaway Township Conception in Tenafly Ordination dedicated 5 NEWARK Archbishop Bo- was June by Auxiliary Bish- ASSISTANT Costello. PASTORS land and Gov. Richard J. op Joseph A. Here he reads Rev. W. Joseph Molloy from St. Nicholas, Passaic, to Assump- Hughes will be among those prayer of dedication before the ceme- For Fr. Morristown McGrath tion, who will pay tribute to Daniel tery cross, flanked by Rev. Joseph P. Ken- Rev. J. Francis Feenan from to at Mt. Carmel, Boonton, St. James, L. McCormick a testi- nedy, O.F.M., of St. Bonaventure, Pater- NEW YORK Rev. Thom- Totowa monial dinner June 21 at the son, and Rev. John F. Murray, S.M.A., as B. McGrath, S.J., of Ridge- Rev. Bernard F. from Robert Treat Feeney Our Lady of the Lake, Sparta, to Hotel here. of Tenafly. wood, will be ordained to the St. Nicholas, Passaic Also present will be John W. priesthood June 18 at the Rev. William P. Glennon from St. Mt. of Mary’s, Denville, to Car- McDevitt, supreme knight Fordham University Chapel by Boonton the of Columbus. mel, Knights The Francis Cardinal Spellman. Rev. Leo P. from St. dinner will honor McCormick Ryan Philip’s, Clifton, to Immaculate Con- Father McGrath is the son his recent ception, Franklin on election as a of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Rev. John F. Wall director of from St. Virgil’s, Morris Plains, to chaplain, supreme the fra- McGrath of 200 N. Murray ternal St. Mary’s Hospital, Passaic organization. Ave., Ridgewood. He attended Rev. Joseph L. Ferrito McCormick is from chaplain, St. Mary’s Hospital, Pas- a graduate of grammar schools in Jersey Seton Hall saic, to St. Michael's, Netcong and president of the City and Xavier High School, A. Archdiocesan Council Rev. James Smith from Our Lady of Victories, Paterson, to of Catho- New York. In 1951, he entered Sacred Heart, Clifton lic Men. the Jesuit novitiate at St. An- Rev. William W. Lindgren from St. Vincent's, Madison, to As- drew-on-Hudson and later Morristown sumption, Archbishop’s studied philosophy at Loyola Rev. Leo T. Sweeney from Sacred Heart, Clifton, to Sacred Seminary, Shrub Oak. Heart, Dover Appointments Rev. Daniel J. Mahoney from Holy Family, Florham Park, to FROM 1958 to 1961, Father Sacred Heart, Dover SUNDAY, JUNE 14 McGrath taught at Xavier 12:15 Preside, low School Rev. Bernard V. Lebiedz from Holy Rosary, Passaic, to St. Jo- p.m., Fligh on Truk in the seph's, Passaic baccalaureate Mass and con- Eastern Caroline Islands. He Rev. James Gacquin from Holy Spirit, Pequannock, to Our Lady fer diplomas, first grammar returned to the U.S. in 1961 to of the Lake, Sparta school graduation class, St. study theology at Woodstock Palisades Rev. John O’Brien from Assumption, Morristown, to St. Mary’s, Michael's, Park; College. father McGRATH Denville blessing of rectory addition. Father McGrath will cele- at St. Andrew-on-Hudson. 2 p.m., Our Rev. Anthony P. Kowalski from St. Joseph's, Passaic, to higher Confirmation, brate his first Solemn Mass at Two of Fatima, North other members of Fordham Lady Bergen noon on June 21 in Nicho- studies, University St. tho ordination class, Rev. Rev. A. (at St. Joseph of the Palisades Unit las Church, City. Joseph Ciampaglio, returning from higher studies, to Physicians Jersey Arch- Thomas P. Walsh. and Church, West New York) will be S.J„ assistant pastor, St. Joseph’s, Paterson, and assistant to the ‘Amigos priest Msgr. James T. Rev. John F. Replogle, 2 Anonymous’ S.J., p.m., Confirmation, St. Elects Dr. Nolan, diocesan director of Catholic Charities King pastor of St. Bernard’s, are former teachers at St Pe- Rev. John H. O'Connor from Joseph's, Bayonne New York City. Deacon and Assumption, Morristown, to St. FORT LEE—Dr. John lcr's Prep, Jersey City. Father 4 Preside, King Philip's, Clifton p.m., Graduation, subdeaeon will be Rev. Fred- Walsh To Work of Hohokus was elected taught Greek there Essex Catholic High School, in Mexico presi- erick M. Rev. Raymond J. Jasaitis from Sacred Heart, Dover, to Holy dent of the Catholic O'Connor, S.J., of from 1958 to 1961 and Father Sacred Heart Cathedral Physicians Rosary, Passaic Guild Loyola Seminary and Rev. and LOS ANGELES (NC) of Bergen at a Replogle taught English 7:30 p.m.. Preside, gradua- near Morelia, where will County Thomas Rev. Elso C. Introini from St. to they F.X. Wheeler of Paul's, Clifton, higher studies, Amigos Anonymous call meeting June 3 at Holy Trinity history during the same years. tion, Roselle Catholic High they repair a school, set up a house- Auriesville, N.Y. The preacher Seton Hall University, remaining in residence at St. Paul's themselves; eight Church here. Both will return to St. MONDAY. JUNE 15 Loyola Uni- to-house health and will be Rev. Thomaa Rev. W. to hygiene V. Berm- Peter’s 20 Joseph Lugo from St Joseph’s, Paterson, Holy versity students who are Chosen with Dr. were Jan. to offer a Mass 8 p.m., of campaign going program, a King Blessing help cooperative ingham, S.J., dean of atudics at 4 Family, Florham Park to Mexico in mid-June to work Dr. Michael DeVita of Pa- p.m. workers, Guardian Angel par- get started, do farm and road Rev. Thomas P. Costello from Our Lady of Lourdes, Paterson, in villages and mission sta- ramus. vice president, and Dr. ish, Allendale work and assist at a dispen- to Our Lady of the Lake, Mt. Arlington tions. Harold Rosenbauer of Hacken- THURSDAY. JUNE 18 sary. Rev. Thomas J. Coletta from Blessed Sacrament, Paterson, to St. One is selling his car to sack, secretary treasurer. Dr. 6:3# p.m., Catholic Accoun- go. The efforts are coordinated Margaret’s, Morristown. Another is giving a summer Luke Mulligan will represent tants Guild dinner, Robert up b.' the Rev. Edward E. Conference on Intor- at Grasso from St. Boniface, Paterson, to St. Treat Newark job that would have paid $3 an the guild the annual meet- Hotel, American Student Projects, Clement, and administrator of the Mission hour. All are of the American Medical KRESGE-NEWARK Rockaway Township, SATURDAY, JUNE 20 making some ing which reports about 70 of Our Lady of the Dover sacrifice. They their Califor- Association and the National Holy Rosary, 9 a.ra., Convention of pay own nia collegians will go Rev. Edward Ruddy from St. to St. way and. except for some Federation ot Catholic Michael's, Netcong, Mary’s, Archdiocesan Council of Cath- help to Mexico to Physi- Wharton by will assist the poor cians Guilds in olic Men at Bergen friends, they take care San Francisco, Catholic this summer. Rev. John B. from Our of their own subsistence. June 24-25. Ly Lady of Providence Mission, Pater- High School, Oradrll; low Pon- son, to St. to Boniface, Paterson, work with the Spanish-speak- tifical Mass, noon; address THE BOYS WILL take with ing convention, 3 p.m. them hand tools, medicines, SUNDAY, JUNE 21 school NEWLY ORDALNED supplies, sports equip- 8 p.m., Testimonial dinner in ment and books * ‘ some in Spa- Rev. Raymond R. Boucher to St. Virgil’s, Morris Plains ' honor of Daniel L. McCormick, nish. e Rev. John G. DeSandre to Holy Spirit, Pequannock supreme director, Knights of Four are to Rev. James J. Fisher going Zacapu, a r •> to higher studies, University of Puerto Columbus, Robert Treat Ho- city of 30,000 about 165 miles Rico, Ponce, P.R. Newark tel, north west of Mexico Rev. John M. Flynn to St. Monica's, Sussex City, where they will work with So- Rev. Paul F. Knauer to St. Vincent’s, Madison ria; Service Sisters from Los Rev. John Simonet to Our Lady of Lourdes, Paterson Bishop Navagh’s Angeles setting Rev. Lee A. Williamson to St. Paul’s, Clifton up a dispen- Appointments sary, organizing youth and / sports groups and possibly FRIDAY, JUNE 12 teaching English. :/ 7 p.m.. Graduation, Bayley- x s The others are going to Ellard High School, Madison * Jesus del Monte, a SATURDAY, JUNE 13 village Trainor Marks u» Msgr. 10 a.m., Graduation, St. Bonaventure High Name to School, Pat- Holy Hear , erson on / 7:30 p.m.. Graduation, Don Talk Narcotics 25th Bosco Technical Anniversary School, Pat- MONTCLAIR Lt. Thomas erson. Mueller of the Essex County f SUNDAY, JUNE 14 Sheriff's NEWARK - Msgr. Patrick Office will speak on 2:30 p.m.. Graduation, De- the narcotics J. Trainor, executive director problem at the - ■» Paul High School, Wayne annual father and son of Associated Catholic Chari- meeting % X ties of the Archdiocese of 7:45 p.m., Graduation, St. of the Holy Name Society o Newark, celebrated the 2Sth Joseph's High, Paterson. of Immaculate Conception MONDAY, JUNE 15 0 anniversary of his ordination Church June 16. x 7:30 at a Solemn Mass of Thanks- p.m,, Graduation, Ben- edictine Academy, Paterson giving June 6 at Sacred Heart * - Cathedral. TUESDAY, JUNE 18 W! *; 11 a.m., Ctergy conferences • 0 Msgr. Trainor, a native of * on the Liturgy Constitution, BEST OF THE EAST 0 X Jersey City, attended St. Immaculate Heart of Mars, Aedan's School there, St. escortid motor coach tours t a Wayne Here's real Travel core-free Agnes, Atlantic Highlands, St. lusuryt * 8 In the finest * p.m., Graduation, Our olr-condltloned motor Benedict’s Prep and St. Pe- of the Lake, Sparta coothn. Bolt roitouronti ond hotels. ter's and Seton Lady Hall Colleges. Soo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 your Amorico flnll Departures: He was ordained June 3, 1939, 8 from Now York wook ondi oil p.m., Graduation, Pope on after completing studies at Im- lummor. Plus XII High School. Pas- maculate Conception Semi- saic 6 MEMORABLE TOURS DIAMONDS nary. THURSDAY, JUNE 18 CARS COD. MortKo't Vinoyard, Nan- 4 tuckot for the ... FIRST ASSIGNED to Our p.m., Graduation. Mary Island, Plymouth. finest Help of Christians 4 $l9l Lady of the Valley, Orange, Academy, Haledon Colonial Msgr. Trainor entered the North Now ingland. Hlitorlc lltoi. 7 d °7* $204 Army as a chaplain in 1942. Ontario lokolandi. Nlogaro On his return, he was Falls, assigned Canadion citlos, Thousand »INCt Father's is to Sacred Heart, Islands. JCWKLEM AND tILVCRRMITHR ttOR Lyndhurst. MSGR. TRAINOR 7 Day d°Y» $197 His association with Catholic A Nfw Cook's Tour Poaturo Oroat NEWARK MILLS UR N June 21 Charities began In 1948 when Fort Lee; Rev. John J. Sunday Fahy tokos.. Crulso America's cool Inland *•*-91 2A3A7 he was at St. Joseph’s, West of Motkal Sliml St. Stephen's, Kearny, and loos. 9 days $304 MArUI 3-2770 M«hl A-7100 Orange. He was named exe- Rev. Edward J. McHugh and Romantic Gaspe'. Now England, him cutive director when Msgr. . . Rev. Joseph B. Ryan of Sa- French Conado, Lake Champlain. give something special. J. Glover Ralph was incapa- cred Heart Cathedral. The 13 Joys . 5174 citated illness. by preacher was Rev. Edward A. Nova Scotia. Capo Breton Is., Maine, at the of Assisting anniversary Farrell, assistant executive di- Boy Fundy, Grand Pro. 13 PURE IRISH LINEN Mass were Msgr. James A. rector of Associated Catholic *>7* 5378 Stone, pastor of Charities. Holy Trinity, . . . AND DON'T OVERLOOK HANDKERCHIEFS COOK'S CANADA CRUISI-TOURSI LADIES CATHOLIC BERGEN Sallaway to the Saguenay, the CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL cool Life wayl afloat combined with ORADELI, NEW JERSEY o motor tour. 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N.J. RR lU. Also at Cast Orange and Summit. AFFBOVSD BY THB N. t. STATS DtfT. OF SDUCATION Mtmta fodttal DtpoiU litufMM Cot Dotation V 4 THE AD OCAT E June 11, 1964 The QuestionBox Catholic Racists Band It not Together may do any good to ask and action.” we don’t to an expect get agreeable an- But wc find Catholics who_go to. Mass swer, but let’s put the question anyway regularly who are just as regular in op- To Teach Virtue “What has happened to the of conscience posing civil rights legislation. There are so many Catholics that are avowed Readers they racist politicians who are Catholics. There desiring to have questions answered in this column racists?” are Catholic citizens who look the other may address them to-. The Question Rox, The Advocate, 31 News analysts claim that the when Clinton St., Newark. New Jersey, 07102 majority way called upon to participate in of Maryland Catholics voted for Q. How in the Alabama civic action against racism. There are world are we not know one another, where Gov. to Wallace in the elec- parents teach our children have May primary Catholics who resort to hidden ways that 'hey not discussed seri- tions. Thousands of Christian modesty in today’s Catholics in Wiscon- are immoral to ously matters such as steady keep segregation intact, sex-saturated society? sin and Indiana also company keeping, evening cur- supported Wallace, still old and A. nursing prejudices fears lest Before attempting an an- not to fews, the corner candy store mention his Catholic followers in' tolerance of swer the Negro endanger their so- to this question we might where their children the South. hang out, cial gain some valuable standing, their jobs, or their neigh- insights by the children are in the driver’s posing a more basic one: How seat. WAS A MAN borhood. Perhaps even without the HERE who stood in the become did society "sex- parents realizing it, the chil- doorway of the University of Alabama to THERE saturated” in the first IS NO EXCUSE for not place’’ dren are beginning to dictate keep two qualified students from enroll- Obviously the factors contri- Some will knowing that the civil issue is a policy. yield im- rights to this ing just because they were Wal- moral buting transformation mediately because they're Negroes. one and a matter of conscience. are as numerous as are lace is a national symbol of immoral dis- they deathly afraid of being differ- There is a definite Catholic teaching on We’re to select crimination complex. going ent; others are worn down in and a racial bigot. Are we to human rights which has been stressed and only one and focus it. upon lime. Those who stand up assume that those Catholics who Whatever else support preached and publicized by our Bishops can be said against the "organization” end him and agree with him are also racial and the We about yesterday’s neighbor- with their children suffer- Catholic press. know well up hood, it was one in which bigots? par- ing the tortures an adoles- that racial discrimination is an only enough ents Catholics formed a united and cent isolated from the openly defied their Bishops evil, God’s law and the law of the gang against hence formidable front. Par- ' on the school can suffer. integration issue in the land. Therefore it is ents sinful. of any given street or South. There are Catholics in the North, Racial prejudice and Christian char- section made it their.business ALL OF THIS, unfortunately, and to Center, East West who are un- know one be- has not quite ity can not exist at the same time in a another; they taken place in a concerned came involved about human Last w’ith one an- vacuum. Adolescents, because rights. conscience. For so right many Catholics other; and, in August, the Catholic of U.S. general, they they are adolescents, can Bishops the we wonder if the problem is an erroneous shared pretty much the same never achieve full freedom. in a letter said: pastoral “Respect for or per- conscience just a lack of moral cour- ideas as to what was good Parental is is or control simply re- sonal rights not a matter of only in- age to follow a right conscience. Or is it bad for their children. placed by others; idols with dividual it duty, is also a matter of civic hypocrisy? Their authority, far from be- clay feet. These dictate from ing jealously hoarded, was the movie and TV screens, freely delegated —much too from the radio and magazines. in the Love Is a freely judgment of the They tell the "liberated” Motive children; the Worthy teacher, the lo- ones what’s cool and what’s cal the For butcher, next-door square; what’s in and what's the first time in 17 years, the The sales has pitch for the program neighbor, all were extensions out; what’s right and what's administration aid foreign request passed concentrated on the that for- of the parent. To show them always facts wrong. Like the corner candy through committee without the usual even par- eign aid is a deterrent to Communism disrespect when they store proprietor displaying his were ing While it be too and that it wrong was to assure process. may a little is a method of making nations cheap magazines, they have oneself a clout when early for the program’s well-wishers to healthy little to fear from parents. more friendly to our causes. When it word of it reached home. These have been divided and cheer, it looks like the President will sometimes to that get became difficult show conquered. what he’s asked for $3.5 did FIRST LINE ALL OF THIS, of million. it not deter the spread of Commun- OF RESISTANCE course, made for an extemely effec- ism, and that of the friends AND THIS is the irony PERHAPS NO issue these some we were tive system of supervision of it during last and all. 17 supposed to have acted different- direction Parent after parent con- years has caused so many gained totally unappreci- wrangles, tinue to echo the concern of than we ated the and none has been so ly thought friends should act, the by younger set. Very misunderstood. Out the Debate—- our questioner: How in the taste of little went on in the Those who have for the program became even less neighbor- voiced the loudest ob- hood world are we parents to teach sw'eet. that remained unknown jections are those who have our children modesty in to- deliberately to the parents: in fact, little or otherwise fostered days' sex-saturated society? the misunderstand- THE OPPONENTS of aid went on that did not have in foreign They want to know how to pro- Even those favor one form or ing. who it have con- have had better another the sanc- tect always a press than its (Hopefully)—Dialogue their children from a hos- tributed to the confusion. tion of the parents. The Few young- tile climate which they, in supporters. taxpayers realize that sters The of recognized this; the pro- separation 100 billion from two-thirds of is By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS part, are responsible for. If the money on loan with prietor of the corner candy the taxpayers of this is admitted- the parents of any neighbor- country interest, that four-fifths of the aid is not Director, Social Action store recognized this; the man- Dept., .N’CU'C hood ly a painful process. No one likes in of the local really want to assure pain. cash but goods goods manufactured ager movie house their The stand On April 30, this column and children a healthy sexual popular of the is to books, going back over a recognized this. It was a solid politicians in this country which in turn has stimu- called ing of one’s opposition to be development, let them to attention to a book on period of 30 has lead front unmatched, begin object the “give-away” program. lated years, found anywhere in the United perhaps, by industry and jobs, and that the binding force of Papal en- me to by putting an end to "child- But the foreign tile conclusion that the States any modern P.T.A. group. American have ex- aid those regularly ap- rule” and the ruthless people is a fraction of 1% of our cyclicals and the norms or the ‘conservatives’ exploi- paltry gross of this coun- This neighborhood the this kind of criteria pearing on the editorial tation of the weaknesses perienced pain before. Often to be used in inter- try are pages and national product. just as adept as the one wc knew and grew in of the Minnesota Catholic week- up natural curiosities of they have brought it on themselves. preting these documents. The 'liberals’ at selected is extinct our They The intelligentshould be able to un- using en The Wanderer. becoming as as tiUe of this book ly, . . adolescents. (To be con- have shown by their and is "Politics cyclicals as political instru- the dodo. Rapid very generous derstand the inevitibility of mistakes and transportation and Catholic Freedom," ments.” tinued.) voluntary contributions to by “WERE WILLS to expose and instant communication put charitable errors in such a complex operation. Garry Wills of the classics de- The Wanderer’s friends within causes that are bully-like use easy reach they to sacrifice The at willing only motives of us are partment Johns Hopkins AFTER I had posted of those in worthy my re- encyclicals, he would be thereby lessening the neces- for need. If this of love and University, Baltimore. ply to Mr. I “sharing compassion for our less fortunate Wills, came across forced to attack the economic sity of becoming involved with blessings” had been a more constant a lengthy and theAdvocate brothers whom our Common WILLS perceptive re- and political individualism to neighbors (friendship always the God, Father, severely criticizes view of his book theme over years, foreign assistance the by Edward which The Wanderer and Na- means involvmcnt). The Official Publication expects us to care for and share with. allegedly widespread ten Marciniak. of the been lot executive director tional on the might have a less the Review have pledged people street where we Archdiocese of Newark and objectionable When love dominates, the cost dcncy on part of many of tiie of really Mayor’s Commission their live are the to manv. "liberal" American Catholics on allegiance.” becoming more and Diocese of Paterson. doesn't matter. Human Relations in Chicago I agree more just names and to misquote the social encycli- thoroughly with Mr. faces. Published weekly by The Ad- and secretary-treasurer of the Marcinlak’s dicemlng cals, or to quote them out of analy- IF THE vocate Publishing Most National Catholic Social parents’ front, with Corp.; context, for Uieir Action sis. At the same time, Rev. Thomas own partisan its effective means A. Boland, and Conference. I of super- the as told Mr. Poverty Schools or opportunistic purposes. howmrer, Wills vision S.T.D., Rt. Rev. Marciniak and President; also accuses Wills 1 think he has discipline, is fast As I indicated in my April performed a Msgr. James A. of being selective. crumbling, the neighborhood Hughes, P.A., Poverty has many faces and none of it will 30 he 'admits in very useful service in starting what Vice But be a weak a column, pass- is J.C.D., V.G., President; weapon, "It is gang as strong as ever. them is is significant,” Mar- is likely to be a pleasant. It seen in the ing that conservatives are ca- prolonged and, Rt. Rev. Msgr. James F. home, splintered sword, unless such aid includes ciniak writes, "that he (Wills) This means that parents must in the hungry faces of little all pable of making the same mis- hopefully, a constructive dia- Looney, P.A., A.M., V.G., Sec- children, in qualified both ignores utterly the finest stand alone before "the or- schools, public and take. But since Catholic "lib- ex- logue about the binding force retary. 31 Clinton the worried face of the mother, the of encyclical ganization." "All" my friends St., Newark, misery parochial. That is el amples thwack- of the social encyclicals. why thoughtful citizens als,” in his judgment, are are N.J. 07102. Phone 624-0700. of the father looking for a job that is not of all permitted to stay out past faiths are seriously disturbed solidly in control these days, there. In by midnight. Why must I be dif- Editorial Board: Most Rev. the "poverty of our he feels pockets” reports that the House Education and justified in concen- The Press Box ferent? "All” Martin W. it is evident in the the kids go Stanton, S.T.D., country rundown con- trating on them. Labor Committee was split over the role steady. Why can’t I? This is the Ph.D.; Most Rev. John J. dition of the towns, and and Mr. Wills has written to me, line. villages, of parochial schools in President John- party "All” against one. Dougherty, S.T.L., S.S.D.; Rt. alleging that this is a dis- cities. Stores, show the Where the parents Rev. Msgr. William C. Heim- buildings, streets, son’s poverty war, so much so that the Mrs. do torted reading of his book and Ryan: Rt. Rev. Msgr. grey hopeless "dust” of the grinding ef- school aid buch; George portion of the bill was watered "is the language of satire, not W. fects of poverty. Shea, S.T.D.; Rt. Rev. down. argument. . . .” Moreover, he Msgr. Hugh J. For Vocations Fitzsimmons, IT Public school continues, "it ignores the Her Rev. ALSO SHOWS somewhere else groups supported by Book M.R.; Very Msgr. stated bases fur my judgment Members of the Thomas in the schools. certain secular and other extremist Aposto- M. Reardon, L.L.8.; Poverty cannot "read” the groups that liberal lapses are more late for Vocations in the matter of By JOSEPH R. THOMAS can gain Very Rev. Msgr. William N. on Church-State name-signs buildings. Its corrosive ef- separation, significant indications of the a Managing Editor plenary indulgence under Field, M.L.S.; Rev. William J. fect makes no reportedly warned that norms men use in reading the the exceptions. they strongly op- ordinary conditions on: Duffy, S.T.L.; Rev. James W. A inclusion of encyclicals than are the have June St. “war on our posed parochial schools. I finally gotten around 11, Barnabas Rev. William poverty” by national more on evidence than on so O’Neill; Keller, errors of conservatives.” to to reading that “subversive" wild June 21, St. Aloysius Gon- S.T.L.; Rev. Francis J. government is be applauded and THE of many assumptions in pre- A.M., sup- POSITION these “Ameri- OUR book, "Arc Catholic Schools zaga S.T.L. RESPONSE to Mr. senting her case. The fact that Houghton, ported, provided it is a total war. The cans” in this instance is almost Wills tlie Answer?” by And once a for re- bill beyond reads in part: Mary parents have the primary re- week, Executive Director: Rt. Rev. poverty before Congress, we are belief. Perkins citing with told, Previously their position possessed "I must politely but very You-know-who and, sponsibility in- education does daily, piety, any Msgr. John J. Kilcy. is to help communities and with'the their people the dubious, but at least “external” frankly deny the charge that hope that the hysteria not necessarily them prayer for vocations ap- to validi- qualify Paterson Representative; help themselves. Fine, if it is of 1 have distorted the contents among professional educators to formal proved by the ecclesiastical total help ty a debatable issue. But here we are give religious train- Very Rev. Francis J. in the vital of Needless has subsided somewhat, would Msgr. areas of the community that your book. to say, ing. Because public schools get authority. dealing with the raw material of a Rodimer. poverty I was well aware of like to offer few meek com- Catholic A will not make this perfectly school rejects is no partial indulgence of only self-help possible, in its most naked and Editor: ugly form. the fact that you had slapped ments. reason to that 300 days can be gained for Managing Joseph R. but dynamic, efficient and suspect public Thomas. productive. In effect “if are certain ‘conservative’ writ- they say: you school children will come to each act of charity or One such vital poor FIRST, I do not understand piety area is education. Aid and to ers on wrist. Subscription Price: $430 you wish benefit from this war on the Asa matter think of Catholics as undesira- performed for the Intention to what all the hysteria is about education, especially in the of fact, I explicitly said as bles. of vocations yearly. poverty-strick- poverty in educational field, then you anyway. Mary Perkins fostering to the en Ryan Second Class at communities, is one of the most must send much in my column. asked Because a Confraternity of priesthood. postage paid power- your children to a public a question. She also Newark, under ful and effective "You will have to forgive Christian Doctrine act of March weapons in this war on gave an answer that Cath- program school.” This is unjust, uncharitable, un- if I in does 3, 1879. me, however, persist exist is no reason to ar- poverty. olic schools as they are now American, un-thinkable. saying that you left the im- gue that its will set up are not the answer. And expansion pression (with me at least) be an adequate substitute immediately, instead of con- that you were strangely selec- for Catholic schools. sidering fho question, which I Be- tive in wrathful indigna- cause your think is what Mrs. Ryan some people do not like Our Parish tion about the misuse and the fact the Church runs its Soul wanted us to do, everybody Matters misinterpretation of- Papal own schools Is Every either rushes to the ramparts no reason to documents. junk them in the Interest of to defend the status quo or ecumenical relations. And “I SUPPOSE our disagree- brandishes a pedagogical so ment on this point boils down, sword with which to skin the on. in the final to a Was Galilee analysis, ques- poor lady. FOURTH —and here her tion of fact. You state in your Her sin, it would appear, critics Message letter make their mistake that so-called ‘lib- was more in many asking the ques- because these erals’ have made assumptions are By FRANK J. SHEED ‘a strategic tion than in giving her own so patently assumptions is no estimate of the viability of en- personal answer an answer, reason to The 18th chapter of St. Mat- That Is the instru- dismiss her main guidance their after the arrest of John the cyclicals as political I hasten to add for the sake of thew and the 9th of St. Mark Master thesis: That the Vatican Coun- offers the AposUes. ments,’ whereas ’conserva- own Baptist. Now He was to move my hide, with which I cil Is the bring us to the end of Our Matthew follows it with tives have made this calling Church, its guid- south. The half that re- not es- am not in agreement. Her Lord'* in Galilee. year institutions and its to ministry ance to all. “If thy brother mained before timate in our country.’ Sorry question, people contain Calvary He nevertheless, is a renew themselves. That this They a mass of teach- sin against but I simply cannot with valid thee, reprovo would spend mainly in Perea, agree one. Can one no longer renewal ing based on one truth that him; and If he in this must extend to educa- repent, forgive across the Jordan from Judea, you point. ask an Intelligent question every soul matters immeasur- him." tion. That renewal is neces- How often? “Till seven- with his own extensive without accused disciples. "My very being of at- sary ably, because it matters to ty times because our educational seven.” of ‘conservative’ ns the establishment? God. reading tacking system Is: WE FEEL that He felt His well as ‘liberal 1 Our Lord this periodicals SECOND, I think those (1) applied truth THIS PRINCIPLE, Our work in Galilee who Concentrating on youth too, had failed. took off after rigorously. The parable of the Lord He Mrs. Ryan rather than reaching out to the applied rigorously. "Woe to thee, Coroxain, woe to stray sheep and the shepherd told the missed the whole point of hfer whole community. parable of the high thee, Bethsaida. For If In Tyre Intentions for June who leaves the flock to aft- book. 1 got the go official who had to impression that (2) Teaching our children converted and Sidon had been wrought The Father’s to er it establishes a Holy gener- she was most Interested principle his own use the revenues In he "good Catholics” of a the mighty works that have al intention for June is: (i.e., that no religion in history had whole having the American Church Catholics who "safe" province, was forgiven been wrought in That are for ever held. you, they religious and social reevaluate its school system the by the King, then had one of would have done in Church) rather than teach- penance problems in country dis- the light of modern his own servants cast into long needs, ing them what It means to be ago." tricts be solved in ac- THE RULER must If may which most a serve. prison for a debt. certainly are not Christian filled with love for trifling It must have appalled His cordance with Christian the one of those committed to his same needs as when the Christ The parable Is a Jewish and love for neighbor. frightening hearers to have Jew- principles and the social care Is rebellious, every effort illustration of the words system was established. In defense of the ish cities found wickeder than teachings of the Church. of our educators must be made to win him back Our Her.oqrp evaluation provided Father “Forgive us our cities of the Gentiles. For The It must be said that many of with Tyro mission intention sug- one answer. But she by reasoning him, hy trespasses, as we forgive and Sidon It would was care- them were studying these be more gested to the Apostleshlp of ful not to summoning him officially be- those that propose It as the same trespass against tolerable in the Day of Judg- Prayer by the is: things quietly before fore the Church. if he is Pope only snswer. She Only us," We shall be forgiven ment than * specifically Mary Perkins only for the cities of Our That the message of stated that the Ryan came still rebellious, excommuni- in the purpose of ner measure of our forgive- Lord’s own province not be- Christ's love alon£. and jus- book was cate him. A line must bo to a discus- Let’s ness for others. cause his cities had refused initiate, hope that the to tice may bear abundant sion. S un- drawn —but how slowly, how Our Lord about to leave warranted was accept Our Lord, but because fruit in Japan. controversy over reluctantly. Galilee. He had Third, j wish for her own her book gone there they had not repented. doesn't throw a sake Mrs. Ryan had relied ahadow over their work. "Stand up straighti" Finds No Fault June 1964 11, THE ADVOCATE 5 In Parish CLIP THIS COUPON School Favors Editor: Open 1 have four children attend- Letters to the Editor Debate on 'Pill' ing our parish school and have Merchant* never met Editor: with any of the cir- 100 The name and the _V j address of writer must be included in a tetter In your June 4 article on oral cumstances described by the i intended for but contraceptives, writer of the May 28 letter. publication, they will be withheld if requested. you quoted FREE EXTRA FREE EXTRA \S^^ Our book Cardinal Ottaviani as favoring bills average $lO suppression MERCHANTS '° $l2 per child. Girls' uniforms of open debate cn GREEN STAMPS the issue because, cost $8 to Sio and The “. , . it is WITH THIS COUPON ANO »,' ,'»ChaS| OF shoes are these pay only for books. a single system of of MERCHANTS education, both the context the Ques- to purchased anywhere modern necessary preserve unity J 57.50 or More as long school uses charts, that operated by the commun- tion Box reply to “Does Limbo as they are books thought and expression." Except C'3oi»t'*i. F'fiK M IV, suitable for the visual aids, work and an ity. The requirement is that Really Exist,” and tile manner Cffom er Fotr T-nrf* I**^, uniform. Boys With all due to GREEN wear white endless line of supplies. Cath- you must send your child to respect the Adult* Only On* Coupon P«r in which it was written. The Family shirts and I must school ties pur- olic schools In the West and that school to Cardinal, disagree AOOITIOM TO TH£ IT. • *H TO'.'* participate in editors of that column »U*C *A)f chased for have ' approximately 75 Midwest all substantial benefit strongly with his opinion. Void after Juno 1J charge community programs. always realistic answers STAMPS cents. Any kind given Unity of thought of shoes and tuition, and rightly so. Book Were your correspondent to to questions submitted and expres- pants be tem- may worn as as fees are minimal form of the sion is precisely what is not long a bring same energy into the pered with compassion when are needed they neat and clean. tuition. civic area where in this time of renewal citizen rights permissible without digress- The initial cost to and outfit each Docs Mrs. Nameless and are secured, the civic reform in the Church. inequi- ing from the truth, and did so child is no not her There is no question more, if less, critical clique ever reflect ties which resulted in composi- in here of an than that instance. dressing them each year on the tremendous contribution tion of that letter infallible point of might pres- dogma. I Although a “sob-sister” in regular clothes for the to our Catholic schools made ently enjoy correction. type think the best course would be column to school term. For me, it How correct might appeal Mrs for the Council to take is by our teaching Sisters, We it is to say “we no posi- it would never much easier to Molloy, do for tion on the issue, to iron three give our Sisters a pittance lor pay the bills,” the tax bills at and allow dresses the edification of The Advo- and a shirt. So there is teaching our children. From every level of theologians to continue to pub- government. cate’s circulation. a time saver and this not large Par- lish their both work saver pittance they support Why seek a fair share in thoughts pro ents FOOD right there. seeking only personal so- and Shop themselves, their mother- the expenditure of that con. lace can call their Our cafeteria house money? upon parish is run fairly and their houses of for- To supress open debate at well. priests. However I'm sure A hot meal can be pur- mation where the J.B. she this young nuns McCaffrey, point would be to resur- must agree with the chased for as little are trained wind-up as 35 cents. to take their place Morris Plains. rect the image, now point of the rapidly We had no Christmas cards in our schools. Our dedicated article, stressing the infants fading, of Church as a to sell, only baptizing of as soon ns Holy Childhood lay teachers receive a salary medieval which possible in view of dragon com- stamps, and no Easter candy. far below their worth. Prejudice Can’t the present They mands its abject underlings, The and uncertainty of heaven for the school the nuns and are content to accept this re- “Don't unbaptized infants. think, just obey!” priests are wonderful. duced compensation because Forfeit Ballot There are those who Mrs. Alice Mrs. Mary see in Cunningham, they feel that they, too. are Murray, Editor: Park Ridge. every change of an old posi- Jersey City. making a personal contribu- 1 refer to a letter published tion a threat to the Faith. But tion to Catholic education. in your June 4 edition, written actually these changes are at- If Mrs. Nameless had Pastor Defends to pay by a George Brown, who asks Disputes Claim tempts at new understandings for full value all she is getting of what that racists be denied the use it really means to live in the Catholic Parish Schools school, she ot the ballot. As I understand On Cohalt Use the life of Christ. couldn’t afford to send her our democracy, the Paul T. Ward, Editor: children there. privilege Editor: oi the ballot should be denied Fairfield. You About 40 physicians and do a disservice to Cath- Msgr. Edward J. Scully to no one regardless of his be- lay olic education Immaculate people have called my atten- when you print Heart of Mary, liefs or his prejudices. tion to recent statements a letter such as of He that in the Wayne. To deny the privilege of the Explains 28 St Elizabeth’s Hospital rela- May issue, then sign it ballot is, in my way of think- tive to the installation of the BONELESS “Name and Address worse With- than Sliced’s Column Editor's Note: The name ing. denying the held." “first cobalt unit in Union If the allegations are Negro or any other and address of the writer of minority The last Editor: valid and true, then County.” such state- your cor- the letter known group equality under the law. original are is in an advertisment In a recent (May 21) Advo- respondent should be willing to ment to She neither Asa good Catholic, I would ns. is a person- on the last page of your cate, the distinguished theolo- substantiate them by signing think Topic, we should attempt to un- 1964. al friend nor a staff writer on May 7, gian Frank Sliced has an in- ■STEAKSI her name. By printing the 'ot- derstand those who plead lor ter Her name was witheld at her To set tile record teresting article on the “Ser- anonymously you give a segregation and straight: certain what consider- attempt to im- The first cobalt unit in vant of Servants.” Round measure of support to request for we part to these people Union reasons You might be interested to the charges. You further ed to be sufficient reason. County was contracted for in why segregation is totally know that Servant of Shoulder create the that the 1956, placed in operation in Servants suspicion against the moral and human is writer is February, 1957, and has been a Hebrew genitive, or re- a member of your laws. To do otherwise Flank or Parents’ would in for the petition, emphasizing the nom- )b staff or a personal friend. to operation past seven Right be foment even more at inative servant. The If your correspondent years the Wucstcr Tumor meaning, London Broil signed i ’ hatred, even greater racism. is that the is her name and To Clinic, Elizabeth. therefore, Pope address then Fair Share David A. During that Lighthall, God’s servant on her period it has been used to principle pastor would have an op- Bloomfield. Editor: treat the earth. portunity to answer the private patients of It is somewhat disquieting to charges and in all likelihood the Clinic and indigent cancer In like manner, we refer to come upon the letter headed he Li mho patients of the James the Lord as King of and Season'. would tell us that he is Column S. Green Kings “Charge Parents' Bights De- Memorial Lord of the forced to resort to catch-penny Cancer Clinic at the of Lords, to the Blessed nied" (May 28) with the name first devices because Is Defended Elizabeth General Hospital Virgin as Virgin of Virgins. parishioners and address not of the author un- and from other also such do face their to neighboring Compare phrases as obligation published. Editor: support their school realistical- hospitals. Canticle of Canticles and Holy The concern which prompted It is very apparent from William ly. O. Wuester, M.D. of Holies. composition of the letter is Mrs. Molloy’s letter 28), Wuester I can be very objective in (May Tumor Clinic, Msgr. Joseph P. Christopher, BIMO welcome, but the manner of that she greatly misunderstood analyzing Mrs. Nameless oe- Elizabeth. Scton Hall University. approach to the situation cause I know she is not a leaves much to be desired. member of my parish. We are The observation about the not afflicted with the abuses federal milk subsidy program she alleges. I am blessed with Church’s is a case in point. We are ‘Public a parish that tithes. My peo- Opinion’ eH speaking of a nicklc perhaps ple their to weigh support their 200 a day for days a year per Church with their conscience. child, which figures out to $lO. I Should can sympathize with my Your Make Itself Felt correspondent says we fellow pastors who are dis- are entitled to such aid. traught by spiraling school By REV. JOHN SHEERIN, C.S.P. But if we arc entitled to par- E|W« costs but cannot wean their in this ticipate program we, The Jews are extremely anx- parishioners away from the implications: it docs not rec- in 1961. Its statement as citizens, arc likewise en- ious to hear meeting the good news ognize the state of dollar a (or less) that Israel. Nor said Sunday titled to participate in all fed- that the Vatican that the story of the Cru- Council has is its primary purpose to grandpa gave. All too many eral pro- cifixion should not be told so programs involving fin- formally approved a state- mote Catholics do not face Church ancial Catholic-Jcwish dia- as to fasten upon the Jewish assistance in the mat- ment condemning anti-semi- logue, though support that may be an intelligently. Contribu- ter people a responsibility that be- of education without tism. This anxiety was ob- incidental result. tions per family in my parish longs to our corporate human- Natural having to attend any one, cer- vious at the recent Catholic Mayfair average $5 weekly, if every tain school. ity. Press convention at Pitts- “LET JUSTICE parish received that type of be done The Second Vatican Council This federal assistance in burgh, where Dr. Joseph Lich- support the Church would though the heavens fall:” no will not be outdone in matter justice SWISS the of what is termed ten of B'nai B'rith and Rabbi matter what the at MUENSHt flourish without selling Christ- consequences, by the World Council. For the Marc Tancnbaum “impacted areas aid” is cur- of the Amer- the important thing is mas cards or Easter bunnies. that Bishops confess Jesus Christ, rently limited to community- ican Jewish Committee voiced Christendom has Mrs. Nameless criticizes inflicted a a their and fears Jew, as their Savior, they operated educational systems. hopes about the terrible on the book fees and deduces that injustice Jews boast of apostolic succession The loan forgiveness feature of fate of the statement presented and the scales of justice must reaching back in time to 12 National Defense Education at the second session. be righted. Jews and they venerate the Act is likewise lim- Rumors are that the strong legislation It was Hours a lively sense of jus- Virgin Mary, a Jewish woman Forty ited a that the statement prepared SLICES. by requirement by Augus- tice that prompted the General from Nazareth. The Catholic tin Cardinal Bca 59* beneficiary bring five years of might be of the World Assembly Council Church has its roots deep in to buried in Schema 17. teaching that same com- These to Newark of Churches make an act those beloved people with munity-operated educational Jewish leaders were naturally of contrition hy condemning whom God signed the Old Jim* 14, I**4 system. unhappy about the possibility. anti semitism its Covenant. Fourth Sunday at New Delhi Alt.r p.nl.cort But deprivation in these St Anthony'*, 409 N. 2nd Ava., East THIS IS an instance in which Newark matters, when viewed against SI. Lucy's. US 7th Av*.. Newark public opinion in the Church St. Aanet. 42 Amelia Dr.. Clark the total picture of educational June ought to make itself felt. It Blue 11, I**4 financing, is of minor conseq- Filth Sunday Alter Pentecost is time for the official Church Deep uence. That portion of our fed- Our Lady at Lourdes Chapel, 502 to renounce once and forever Psll.ade Ave.. Union City eral tax that becomes the fund Greener Grass Our l-*dy at the Presentation, Upper the big lie on which anti- Saddle River for the milk subsidy program semitism is based that the is probably so small that you'd Paterson Jewish race is guilty of the TUNA probably need a microscope to murder Christ, June 14, 1*44 it. of Dr. Lichten In New Law sec ?.ou, ' h „*undsy After Pentecost said quite correctly that this ..ft- Mlrharl a. Main St., Netcong On the other hand, two charge of "deicide” Juna 21, 1944 has been thirds of JOSEPH MS A,,tf P#nUco»l every property tax the rock on which anti-semitic By A. BREIG Ptlrkk a. IS Wathing tm Avt., dollar I Chatham pay and a large por- arguments have been founded ft fish Agnea. 11l Main St.. Patcraon tion of state taxes I pay go to for , 2,000 years. The dean of the oil addc College of digs in his back yard on Sun- White, no We need not go back to St. Solid Cardinals, Eugene Cardinal day, eyebrows are lifted. Even God Love You John Chrysostom to find ex- told Tisserant, newsmen the mowing the lawn is looked amples of anti semitism, nor Church is still very much in upon with jaundiced eye by even back to the Third and the updating process begun Fourth Lateran by many. Councils with Pope John XXIII. Their their represessive Friends, measures "The Church," he said, AND YET, digging in the that outlawed the 89* Jews. The "wants to be speaking with garden, or mowing the lawn is 3 phobia is not completely ab- the sort of that the desk- people, to know what people thing sent from table talk in rec- arc thinking.” bound worker needs for his Who Do Care tories today, most although One thing many are think- health. strive to priests seriously sup- ing, I is that Church This is not to say I favor any By BISHOP FULTON J. suspect, SHEEN press the phobia. loss of the sense of law on Sunday observance Sunday as Farmer might well be reviewed and God’s day and family day. But Gray Does not a letter like this them in THE COUNCIL statement, use some way. They updated. I think that review of Sunday All meat make us ashamed? in its present form, is not at- or all beef are not much, but they are might well make it more than "I am anew convert to the all I can send tacking a phantom, but a grim MY OPINION is that you right now. it does, ever a family day, and more Church and 1 am very proud I am also sil- reality when it warns priests at least in its sending you a prohibition of than ever a time when to be a Catholic. It had been ver dollar not to say in work my mother gave me anything "servile” work that thoughts turn easily to God. dream for catechetical instruction my a long time. some time ago. It has great or in requires more of the muscles Vow that I am, I feci many sentimental value, but I want sermons that might give rise than of the mind. to 'esponsibilities toward. the to show the unfortunates of contempt for the Jews. Millions today work hard with >oor Catholics of the Thank world, Asia and Africa that they have God, our sermons in their minds. They do so be- Mass Calendar am 15, and I feel the friends who America do breathe only want to help them, not anti- cause mental work U the kind aln of being poor, but not in that there semitism. are people who do that needs doing in our civil- Jun* 14 Sunday. 4ih Sunday alter ie same as the way people care.” The heart of the council ization. Pentecost. 2nd Claes. Orean. Cl. Cr. i your columns. My worries statement declares that it Prel, ot Trinity. For these people, work done June 11 Monday. Mass ot previous re small compared to those In GOD LOVE YOU to V.H. for would be Pent.) 4th Oats. unjust to call the with the muscles It recreation Sunday <4lli alter sia and $75: "In Green. No Gl. or Cr. 2nd Coll. ss. Africa who worry thanksgiving for the Jews an accursed people or a the kind of recreation viiua, Modeitu* and CrescenUai 9 C bout successful sale they having no church, while of property and deicide people since Christ has IP). Common Prof. Or: BS. Vitus. need for health of body and Itodosta and CreaoeaUa, Martyrs. Red. lany (as I do) go to Mass in In honor of Our Lady of Per- atoned for the sins of all who mind. And for many, It is the 01. 2nd Coll. C (P). Common Pret. hugh cathedral. Or those petual Help.” . . .to P.B. for Jun* IS Tuesday, Maaa ot previous caused Ills death sec- and, only physically active work Sunday. 4th Class. Green. No 01. or ho don’t have $5; “I was going to Cr. Common Prel. medicine, buy ondly, that the death of Christ that suits their .hile Americans spend for- sneakers, but I think the circumstances June 12 Wednesday. St. Gregory a poor was not caused whole by a and pocketbooks. Barbarian. Bishop. CiMfesaor. 2rd Clast. une on reducing pills. need the money more." .to then Whits. Gl. 2nd Coll. C IP). Common ... people or now. Pro/. “As I 1 am E. for "In For Location said, poor also, $10; honor of St. There were Individual Jews AT THIB POINT, a theolo- Juno IS Thursday. St. Ephraem and Store Hours of can't afford to go to the Joseph and the Blessed Virgin the Syrian, Deacon, Confoaeor. Daotor. and Romans who played a gian might say, well, if It is 3rd Class. White. Gl. 2nd Cull. SS. heater and school dances, and Mary." part in the Crucifixion. Christ recreation, and if it is for Mark and Marcelllaa. No Cr, Common Frd. can’t buy the latest records Cut out this Food Fair column, pin forgave them from the Cross, health's sake, then it Is all Juno IS Friday. 84. Juliana ot Kal- Nearest You... Call ind clothes, but when I add your sacrifice to it conlart. Virgin. 3rd Class. Whlla. Gl. and ad- and as for Jews who have right; it is exempt from the 2nd and and Coll. bn. Gervaae Protaaai 3 my blessings compare dress it to Bishop Fulton C (I’l. Common Pro/. J. lived since then, they share Church’s Sunday law, as are them to the sufferings of the National June 20 Saturday. Maas o( Blaaaad Sheen, Director, So- no special blame for His death.' works of necessity and chari- Viftl ll* Mary for Saturday. 4th Claaa. HU 6-2000 less Whits, or MA 4-5705 fortunate, I feel I am ciety for the Propagation of ruth Maaa la said. 01. 2nd Cell. ty. St. Silverlus. Prel. o! Blessed Virgin. cheating the poor of their the 38« Fifth Faith, Avenue., IT IS important to remem- The trouble is that most On SI. Silverlus. Pons. Martyr. Had. to peo- 01. 2nd Coll. Blsoaod VlrSta Mary. Com- W* right worship God in at least New York, or r*s*rv* th* right to limit effective thro 13 Bishop Martin ber that the council statement are not pm. quantitiei, price* June half the thnt ple theologians. mon luxury you and W. Stanton, 31 at June 21 3th Sunday altar Panta- Mulberry St., alms primarily undoing a A man can put a heavy I do. I am pack coat. 2nd Claaa. Orson. Gl. Cr. Pr*l. M Therefore, sending Newark, or William Msgr. grave injustice by nailing a on his back and go or Trinity. you some from F. hiking stamps my Louis, 24 DeGrasst St., Pat- big lie. and collection In the hunting, nobody thinks hope you can erson. It has absolutely no political anything of it, but If a man wssrwi. hsffrjfa&i THE 6 ADVOCATE June 11, 1964 Thor’re Eating Their Words (and More)

SANTIAGO, Chile - They Bishop Manuel Larrain Erra- And. he has set up a system children attended school In said it couldn’t be done. Or at ztiriz of Talca to "give away" of cooperatives, each with one district. least, it would take much of long- 15,000 acres land owned by three departments: for tech- With the help of an IMPROA er. the two Sees. nical assistance, promotion loan, however, the farmers But in one year, the Institute Described as a model not and financing. for Agrarian built a school and hired three Development, as competition with the gov- Most of the farmers, al- teachers. All 140 children founded by the Sees of San- now ernment-sponsored land re- have been at it though they all go to school every day. tiago and Talca, has: form program IMPORA’s their lives, knew little about the In Linares, the government • Redistributed 15,000 acres program has two purposes, general problems of farming. has built a sugar mill to han- of land among 200 families. to president according Gonzalo The co-op's technical depart- dle the increased • Doubled production of Puga; sugar beet ment helps them overcome beets, wheat, production, and employment in sugar corn, po- “To divide the big estates this. tatoes, rice and the city has gone up. UNION PROJECT it the architect's dairy products among the people - Above concepfion of the new parish plant of Holy who work The promotion department all badly needed by the the land and to THE give these peo- establishes co-ops. INSTITUTE has done Spirit, Union,which will go into construction thissummer. At right it the church and Chilean at left the economy on that ple all to all school, connected by the parish hall. A fund drive for the possible assistance this on less than $200,000 project will be land. BUT IT IS held June make the reform successful." through the finan- from three grants $112,000 14. Architects are Homish and Haas of South Orange. • Enabled the farmers to cial aid department that the from Misereor, the German educate their children and farm PRODUCTION, said farmers stand to gain most. Bishops’ organization, $40,000 eased the experts, would nosedive unemployment in one Through this, they can obtain from the Protestant monks of Will Add until the workers learned their loans city. for purposes ranging Taize, France, and $40,000 jobs. from buying gasoline to build- from the Inter-American De- THE INSTITUTE, known lo- it doubled. Instead, ing schools. velopment Bank earmarked To cally by the initials IMPROA, To do has divided One this, Puga co-op near Linares has for technical assistance. Hospital was founded in May, 1963, by the land into family-size units done just in fact. Be- Raul Cardinal Silva that, Puga is hopeful that the Henriquez so that hired not help is cause they had to walk eight American will of Santiago Archdiocese and Bishops join in In Teaneck needed. only 40 of 140 miles, eligible supporting the program.

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Hospital here will launch a million-dollar fund drive soon Lewis to Leave to finance a 76-bed, two-story English Greeted addition to Medical School the hospital, it was FORDHAM announced this week. JERSEY CITY Dr. Ar- John J. Breslin chair- With thur Lewis, assistant dean at man of the advisory board, Enthusiasm Seton Hall College of Medicine University and Sister Philomena Mary, and will leave the Dentistry, SUMMER SESSION 1964 administrator, said call WINONA, Minn. - When felt 1 to plans "strange” using English. school July accept anew for two floors to Bishop Edward A. adding the Fitzgerald One said he felt much more at position at the Temple Uni- INSTITUTE FOR ELEMENTARY northeast section of the first announced that his dio- home Mar- when he returned to versity School of Medicine. ian built 10 cese would use English SCHOOL PRINCIPALS wing, years ago. in parts Latin for the Oration. Dr. Lewis, a resident of South of the Mass, there was soma Priests July 20 to 31 THE ADDITION read the Epistle and Orange, will head a graduate July (Monday thru Friday) will be concern. Gospel in English facing the program in clinical pharmaco- P Ploct: Air named for the co-founders of Parishioners Conditiontd Compui Cantor particularly at will THE THEME *OR THE 1944 INSTITUTE the hospital, Dr. Frank people. They also say the logy Temple and also be IS "LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES C. older people —as OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL well as Kyrie, an associate professor in the PRINCIPAL." THIS INSTITUTE IS DESIG- McCormack and Dr. Gloria, Creed, Sanetus, George some priests, would feel NATED TO ASSIST PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE un- Our Father, Agnus Do- departments of medicine and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Pitkin. Dr. McCormack was Dei, PRINCIPALS TO MEET THEIR comfortable, critics said. RESPONSIBILITIES OF LEADERSHIP IN AREAS mine non pharmacology. medical director of the sum dignus, last WHICH ARE Of CONCERN hos- The 109,000 Catholics in TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION blessing and dismissal Dr. Lewis became a member OF TODAY'S pital from its inception in in Eng- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. southeast Minnesota recently lish. of the Seton Hall medical 1925 until his death The people give all re- and also made the change, REGISTRATION! however, sponse in school staff in 1959. served as chief English. Platt: surgeon after and instead of it Unlvtrtlfy Gymnoiium July 11 19.00 A.M.-4.00 the death discomfort, PM.) of Dr. Pitkin in 1943. generated enthusiasm. Compui Cantor July 20 (10:00 AM. ■ 12.00 Noon) the & Explaining need for the Brazil Short RABATS For The elderly residents of St. Priests additional information, writ* to: new facilities, Breslin pointed Anne Hospital said their first BELEM. Brazil RABAT VESTS Dr. Chart** A. out that (NC)-There Bird, Associate Professor Bergen County has Made to order, beet materiel English Mass was "just beau- is one priest for 5,550 School of Education had a population growth of every end workmanship. tiful.” Catholics in 310,000 in 14 Brazil. More than M. SCHWICKERT Fordham Unlvoriity, 302 Broadway UNION years and that Most welcomed the priests seven priests serve a 242 Now York, N Y. 10007 DRIVE - Archbishop Boland on June 8 blessed Holy Name now has to accept compar- Columbus Place fund change, but others said they able number in Clifftide Park, N.J. NJ-OOfl BA 7-1800 campaign workers from the U S. Totophono: - oxt. 22 at patients on a scheduled basis, Kawameeh Holy Spirit, Union, Junior High School. except in Above, he blesses the co- emergency cases. chairmen Joseph E. Schmitt and N. Each of the two new floors George Arnold as Rev. will have 34 double-bed George D. Drexler, pastor, watches. rooms and eight single-bed rooms.

Parish MORE THAN eight out of Holy 10 Spirit every casualties on the na- tion's highways in 1963 were caused by numan error and Sets Building Drive lack of judgment.

UNION Holy Spirit par- be finished with a rose blend ish hero will hold a one-day of Williamsburg brick and t campaign Juno 14 to raise roofed with slate. Soft-tinted funds for Its planned church, cathedral glass will be used school and parish it hall, was for the windows. The church announced thi* week by Rev. will be air-conditioned. George D. Drexler, pastor. The parish hall On and two- June 8. Archbishop Bo- story land school building will be blessed some 250 cam- attached to the church. The paign workers at Kawameeh hall will have a seating capa- Junior High is School, which city of 650. presently the site for par- The elementary school will ish Sunday Masses. include eight classrooms, of- CONSTRUCTION fices, library and health room on the three and will be equipped with the buddings will begin this There latest mechanical and educa- summer, with a completion mutt be date set for tional equipment. September. 1965. a reason The school will be staffed by why we're Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, AMERICAS #1 for whom a convent will be CANA CORVETTE DEALER purchased In the near future. All three buildings will face RETREATS UIIO CORVITTE SPECIALS I Suburban : '6O "230" : Rd„ on which the rectory Is presently located. For hutbond & wifo will be They designed in the Juno 12-14 & July 17-19 modified Georgian Colonial Rout* 17 (Just style In harmony with the his- ST. PIUS X North o 4 Rt 4) PAR toric tradition and general AMU I l/Utiie HOUSE OF RETREATS character of other buildings in CO 1-71 M the area. Blackwood, N.J. CA 7-1436 Ljom. IvM. T* t The Located IS mlnufao from church will have a seat- axit S of Wtd. §» Sot. Turnpikt. to i ing capacity of 950 and will Ruvoldt Heads "SUCCESS STORY" Speakers’ Bureau • tHB MODERN AM CONDITIONED NEWARK Harold J. Ru- voldt of Jersey City, president of the Hudson County Holy robeit treat o KNOn Name Federation, has been HOTEL m a Jlmogao, PaAAm&k named director of the arch- diocesan federation’s Invites speak- R your reservations • er*’ bureau. Hie • COMMUNION BREAKFASTS ot The Howard appointment wa* made Sav. regularly for the important thing* I* Bfet e happy at a recent • ORDINATION wall meeting of the DINNERS family provided for; a home of your own, .dotation for your chil- Holy Name executive board at • WEDDINO RECEPTIONS dren! car.free retirement and other any good thing* you may with for the Chancery Office here bv • CONVENTIONS, SEMINARS ro' 8 ond Don't with for the or* yourwlf family. jutt thing*you want... start toying James M. SALES MEETINO AO*' •eSS Tracey, president of for them now/ in ot the neoreet Stop Howard office and open your the federation. Ruvoldt 12 Function had Roomi Top Capodty In On* Room the 1230 account, or ute coupon below. Your Howard passbook eon be uted been terving as head of the STANLEY J. AKUS. Manager at ony Howard office. Hudson federation’s ALBERT W. STENDER, ProtlclonT speakers' 50 PARK bureau. PUCE, NEWARK - MARKET 20000 .000 OVER $5,250,000 p*''! %S° LARGEST O'* 0 i'o QUARTERLY DIVIDEND EVER 0 r“' PAID TO % CO<- 4 Ao*** SAVINGS ACCOUNT DEPOSITORS IN NEW JERSEY oz credited Howard wa* to depodtor* for the FURNITURE l/Wi/tf 1964 .VOS" quarterlyperiod ending May 31, SHOW/ROOMS 0« • You of . the See . Before Buy . . Difference . . Save the Difference pa' FREE pottage-prepaid envelope* on Outttanding Provincial and Contemporary Detignt \Vx« m for Banking By Mail r. j* tf®** II FREE PARKING AT ALL HOWARD MANCH OPRCSS

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MAIM OfflCli CONTEMPORARY AT ITS BEST! 748 BROAD STRUT, NEWARK, N. 1 07101 Sl#*k Contemporary with hondsome of arched overlays Solid OTHIi Office IN NIWAMC Nanw- w«*t ooada burl drawer fronts. tUMi « Clifton Aujeue Plan. lo , Pumlß or Strn* at Raymond BouUvord sL A l Cherry. Exquisite Marble 395 l.rtnfndd Avmm at Strut * em> 4V °'" S 4/6 H#o the action. that he has even straightened out the Ls and spell bank. There Rs that trouble Oriental people, but his voice mosa; now there are almost 300,000. the a Catholic intellectuals." Kennedy Memorial retains soft resonance of Chinese music are great many as he sings the praises of the land that Father does his best not to think SAIGON adopt- Chang The First National Bank (NC) - Tha publle ed him. of the contrast between this and what con- square facing Saigon's Catho- OFJERSEY CITY "This is a wonderful country. The people ditions must be in his homeland, with his lic Cathedral was renamed are so generous, so willing to help. Although family. “It is helpless,” he says gravely. The Bank-People who solve all the money problem* iar Jersey-People President John r. Kennedy the world outside sees racial troubles "All can do ls for and en- in here, you pray them, Branch** la Harrison, snd West New York. Call Delaware 3-1300 Square a Memorial Day Place. J*rt*y City. Hoboken, Kasmy lor all office*. Member f DIC, I know there ls no segregation in the hearts trust them to God." l - ceremony. 8 THE ADVOCATE June 11, 1961 Mary Is Subject Cross Christian Wayside at the Fair Democrat Of Interfaith Talks NEW YORK—A Group Lithuanian SS. Peter and Paul, Eliza- DAYTON, (Ohio NC) A Wayside Cross will be dedi- beth. York of cated at the New World's In for Peace series seven dialogues on Funds for the wayside cross Appeal Fair June 14, with delegations the role of Mary is being con- were obtained through a na- June 14 from North Jersey churches CARACAS, Venezuela (NC) world, and said "disarmament ducted by Catholic, tional drive conducted by the taking part In the ceremonies. — The Christian Protestant and Orthodox lay- of Lithuania. Democrat must not be limited, , .to nu- Knights Among Lithuanian at World Committee men at the 12th annua! Marian Day the fair those part in the cere- meeting said clear arms but must extend to taking the Institute sponsored by the will also be fcelebrated at the be Lithuanian "supreme objective of all the means of destruction. monies will the Christian Marian Library of the Univer- New Jersey pavilion. The in- War Veterans and their Democracy is to es- The document also mentions aux- tablish vocation at ceremonies there a just and lasting the need to create specific in- sity of Dayton. iliary, the Ruta ensemble of will be given peace among social groups, ternational organizations that Teams will discuss such top- by Msgr. Mi- North Jersey and the choir of chael G. nations, races and continents.” will aid in carrying out the ics as: "Why Honor the Remezis, pastor of SS. Peter and Paul. In Its first meeting since be program of world Christian Saints?” "Why Call Mary the Ing organized last year, the democracy and proposes as Mother of God?” "Mary's Per- committee reaffirmed adher- a tactic coordinated action petual Virginity,” "The Im- Unity Workshop Speakers Set ance of the Christian within Demo- the United States. maculate Conception.” BALTIMORE (NC) Balti- C.SS.R., of cratic Haering, Redemp- parties to the more's principles Archbishop Lawrence torist Theological Academy, of self-determination for all Family Picnic J. Shehan will be Dance for Blind the principal Rome; Rev. TTioma* Stransky, peoples and cooperation at RUTHERFORD - A family speaker the National Work- C.S.P., of the Vatican Secre- among nations within a picnic for NEWARK The a supra- members of St. Epics, shop on Christian Unity June tariat for Promoting Christian national organization. dance Side Mary’s Family Life Apostolate combo of West High 16-17. Unity; Rev. James J. Kill- It the praised nuclear Will be held June 20 from noon School students, will entertain Other speakers will include gallon Chicago; Rev. test ban of Titus treaty between Soviet to 4 at the last dance of the p.m. at Riverside County spring Rev. Gregory Baum, O S.A , Cranny, S.A., director of the Russia and the U.S., but CENTENARY CELEBRATION - St. Baniface parish, Jersey City, celebrated its 100th for of the Park, Lyndhurst. The chair- season the members theology professor at St. Mi- Chair of warned Unity Apostolate, against Communist men are Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Mount Carmel Guild Center chael's College, Paul subversion anniversary June 7. Rev. Francis J, Lind, Pastor, is shown with Archbishop Boland and Toronto; Garrison, N.Y.; Rev. Robert throughout the ard Mullarkey. for the Blind, 99 Central Ave., Minear of Yale Auxiliary Bishop Costello. University div- J. Walsh of Alexandria, Va.; at 8 p.m. June 12. r inity****'«' school; i\cv.Rev. nuiirtiuBernard and Msgr. 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Frit Parkin*. a complete ond well rounded Bklt. 20 Min. to Monmouth Park Track. ififf vacation. on request C, D. Lane, SI sifts, off-ieaion $67.30 ***** lOWA.O COOT, Own., M...... 1 WILDWOOD N.J. Prop. Special rotes to $BO week PATSSi Waakly- Adults $44 _ Childran undar 12 undar 4 lamat I. Fttrpatrlck Gib,an f 7700 $23; sls Rhntd Btf-MMite Oally Adults $l, childran $4 Wildwood Creel: Elmwood OENB Apit. eec TAOLE TOM FINN Ttlaphona OPINING JUNE Peclllc A»e. Burn. A prlv. 2} eel., porch. Nr Proprietor. 914-956-2745 290! ch„ bch. A elorot, t-j a j bdrmt. Wk. or Write Family summer mo. or eeet. er call Wm. Canine ALSAM HOUSE Friends Lake (mam. K. af C.) on the sea by For a Perfect OUR 17th SEASON #06 '* Vacation x v%* “flEEjr YULAN HOTEL Adirondack Mountains, Cheatertown. N. Y. Alr-Condltlonad ON THE OCEAN Mftilil OPEN Room Taleyltlon On Shores of Waahingtoa Lake. Fun 4 Relaxation. Rmi. JUNE 27th to SEPT. 12 with H4C meatx. Also Cabine with eeml- B Complimentary lltcteitfi/w, water, axcell. AT SEA Bsautl/u 1 Scensry. Priv.t. Bsach. Excel. Rost,. Braaklait GIRT, N. J. pvt. baths. On Premises. Pvt. Beach. Rec. Bar. Tshts. Free All Sport room. M7 Par Mask SUZANNE LUTZ. Prop. Wnu for , moil Itttfeau SPRING im ICACH. N. J Private Casino, Boating. SwlYnmlng. Handball Ct. rale# M 4 Booklet nawait, Swimming Pt>»| Wkly Phano Jill modem up. BktL Tel: CHISTSRTOWN roomt In Start from your airy Barryvllla PSC-2142. ANN 4 PETER BOZZA. laka Baach motel Swimming Instruction Sprint Shoreharn room, go 4 Blocks to lor Children forth a 11. Catherine'! to great vies MODIFIED ISHCOVE INN EVA'S FARM tion. Private salt water AMERICAN OR Joiin (. Smith 449-9100 Bfttolto to »«k*r f\ AllftntU Av9QOOC«ftnnnr*xax‘OOl?OOOC»i JUNE L SEPT. SPECIAL weekend froupa. Avallabla. Alia Mad. Amar. Plan Ratal. AmerlcM Pt*a p*r Perion, Per Day, Double Cataklll a bane Ratarvatlona SEA BRIGHT NYC • MAdlian lrwa. WH S-MM. Arthur Occupancy Plan Includes • L. Temllmon, Owner OCEAN VIEW HOTEL srnn Modern occom. Moln Motel Man. to Frl. t to I Breekleet 1 Delicious Dinnrr Howl*. P.M.. let. Mil SOUTHAMPTON Ptaaa 818 AT l-OTSO v ond Your hetta Mr. and Mn. Dully Gibsons MINIMUM STAT AMT 4 BAYS new deluae double decker Motel On. ©4 the Jersey Shere'e with wall to woll Prlvol. JULY «, AUGUST SPECIAL Moet Orecloue Houle . . corpel. Hoth». America* Plan Per Person, Per Day, Double Occupancy • Plan Includes S4 Ann • Dancing and otbar 7/lillbiook House l|| uw Brraklaet* Dalleloul Dinner avaning activitia* ALPINE * v MINIMUM nAT ANT * OATS OUND TOP Round Top 1 N.Y, Id. (Ill) MA MUI. Ideal family Writ* er Phon*—Olal (6Q9) 522-7761 • Crystal claor roaorL Rma w or without iwimming pool. Private bath. Pool, lawn aporte, Eure peon Plan 57.00 Per Day reninsula movlaa. •AY HR AD. VILLAGE dancing, cocktail her, Actiriti**. GoU. NEW JIRSIY Double • Tennli court., .oflball, lawn hore- Octvponcy hondboll, T,IS aa. bowling near. Church**. Reaaonabta An Ame rlc Kamlly V>orti, HOTEL c »*>on Type Remit ui HOUSE golf, hone, Directly an chore el R rataa Bklt D. Joan A Waller nearby. Lake Oeerte Gtbaon. prop. irou«houi—• the No honk] Special Spring £Wi!, lhr^« year*. mu Catholic Ideal VACATION A HONIYMOON 518 Weekend Rate*. Bua ft Idea lonk. Wn often beach Sea church near - Free Retort Code MAdlson 2-3773 a private an in Bright, N.J. I* tram, and groupa welcome. Sprlag and Fall. & NEW MOTEL •ueanfront. xwl maintained and (uardai nortotion. Enjoy the charmln; almptlclty A (rlend WUh meat. frdfn ly atmoaphara at Raal La* Cabin Reaertl b ** u,l,ul mountain MS up weekly. 100 a •canarySjIJjP i Ruoma with Bath and • Fine home $72. week up Incl. J meal, dally Crystal clssr pool, outline At tha Boardwalk 4 3d RISRRVATIONSi Phan# TW Util ir t cooked meal. (J). -f ar„* to Monmouth Pnrh Club, -> Healthful Ocaan Salhlna R Jockey HOTEL . RESTAURANT - BAR Phone _ TV In AH McCann s «r 40*423-7" Per Rea. writ* PO Be* Purling, Metal Manana hotel For LODGE 11, M.Y. PRBB Chatea Information 8 ralee N.J. Phan* A-itM Laenfaa n Partin* A whole block of II at I>Hi A«a. "IRISHVILLE IN eve*, eaty, AT W Ratmar, Bo* ps, Sea Bright, N. 1. PALENVILIE" r—BARLOW'S—, wi f-un 2**V «ll PBaspeat ASM*. N. J. Ocean Pewit NEW YORK H.Y.C. Ocnan BatlUm (201) And the Heme e« Rip Ven Winkle PAWLING, You will love "GEMUETUCHXEIT” Tafci Ot*ky Wilt directly from your 143-2100 Uf " T #1 »'M14.«11 Mr*. Ada Man. Mana room. European and A marie Mod,r » 5*S-lm V"rul' d, ? 1 la Bamaay, *ar an Plana. tiouMkeeptn* bunielowe. Motei Rhone !11-US-77U BaauUlul la | M Ml lee dining room topoa public) rnnme tram Naur York city under ownora* w'private bethe. twtmmlni. lounje • Ma.laa • per Km at manaaemeal. AVON BY THE CeahtlH I"!*»* DUFFY'S Rivet View ami (be YOU'LL FIND • SEA end rcuur.nt on the FUN AND Pram Ul • «'ch t« $4l alr-coodltloaed cocktail louaso. prmeleee. t min. FROLIC . 'SSf!. S • *« "Tbe Claddafh." [nnlli to Cethollc church. church,i Narrewahurg, N. Y, T*L Alpine t-nst Golf couree near- FOR SINGLE GUYS 1 Rißßll Reaerv.llm.i (Ml) Mutual 14411 • Shall*."'“a.*. *•!'*■ daily OPIN MAY BRENTWOOD |har. iluntlnf la aaaaon. * * ® *»«Rf ill W THRU SBPT. II THflSIi PAT ana K. McCANN, Ownera AND RMI.Rma T• 2a« ■till? ? M,,,. GALS Acta. 100 . $4O . S4B Beautifully altuated k | ' arkly. a* Delaware Hirer, Shor * “ Beal M , Jf* , 1U GRIFFIN S IRISH 224 Stand. £ Irlah Mfn't J“k,. Ti„McuR 111 Svlvanle Avon HOUSE Weeded Acrea private lake a* premia**, Y. .*rt£ 8»»., N.J. 0. C larraw, Prap. gead bathing, leclal and Athletic Director. Bklt. tlalM. Tkaatrai, its. T 754187. T *l- 2754140 PalemrlNe awlmmtng. flahlag, ahufflaheard. ■ ■ a .. 1. N. Y. ORan*e MFfl Featlve Weekend Farllee ptagpoog ILANYMOR HOTEL BAjNIn. Frem Hoc '• "eeleurenli. Popular Dance Orcheetra archery, handball, recce alia* hall, barb* Md. Ava. at A. church It.. RRLMAR. N. J. hSterta. Oelf. Hera# Olympic flu Peel cue. clean, bad Block to naclna. Pl< epotlaealy load, ewe farm Hotd ANNESLEY Ocean r Uk fperte Centetla ftoomn “ rV Plaaat product*. ChUdraa half CAA Weekly S.„f' Yannla Court. rale. Fro* trees, fM^‘.r.U* y It a1.-Amar. 111 Plral Av*., Aafewry Part, N. J. rrem Per Pereoo VownarMinaiemenlt Archery, Valley ■all. Hand lilt, NEW to church** and eta tin*. Hem* phene t-Wildwoods Mrs. W. J. K< Cultln# ae. 101 l Ball Bklyn ob mu. —- _ad aural a roonu • ■ With Heetauranl the Sea NSW JNSIV nr oa premiaee. Balhln* direct Sy OjgjJgCngit' Cenoolni Hayrldaa wrtthonl balk Ruaatas Plerenc* water In all •r°ra room. I Mlautee Iroafi Row Nwtbßßldmocil-Wllt 'mßWd*|KCrest MAM m AM c.maa Mavlaa Duffy end tea room*, runs ocban bathing It. C. Church. k le Doll, Haraaback Ridme. Mnsla IU t-H-MN VACATI6N PLAMMM (Mm momtauk, rooana up weekly. Doubla ROMruettwiai Tel. MI-SU-MM Summer Theater, Bowline to weakly. Vt i-fiaiw F toi4w>» 4 LMibbbi A»a. .pedicular View et Oceen naarby. rooma up Ear Brochure Write i PINE GROVE . MOHICAN HOUSE &tratfurb POOL TV Chartaa I Balia Brennan, 3tt« . tend ter ■eeklet A. OwnaoMpra CARROLL PURLINS SEA GIRT Tel.i LODGE ?• T,L *'• *** t pmi | N.Y. Tel, MAdtee* IdII AVOM-IY-THeSBA, N.J. »l*—Menteuk Pt, lieea—ll4l ntari •Indent reeort. r “° blocks from (h ‘°' tvaomaa Spacloua Motd with ealval* bethi , AtlknUc h St., Net J '"ft end While aandy beachea. 4*efc aporta. 3 delk-luu. Ruoateg aU room., awln M V CAP! MAY Comlarn 212 MO maala Homo yMjr fuuwd cheery rooma. all with and dally eookjna It bathlna *“S pool, ahowort. all apart*. racraatlo a»bumy park* n hot Walnar Shoreham ninaing many t ratals, ate A cram. In malnhouaa hall on promlaoa. Calhotie Church wlthl PB. l/4 tlflf at-the wateri with private CHATEAU BEACH CARS MOTEL Children under lo Crae when r *Ma " bu “ walking dlatanca. occup TWIN MT. HOUSE «d Mil OCBAN BATHINO PROM oe,AM •am* room with lag. Reg. Ratae HOT! IN CHICAGO BLVD., lIA GIRT, N.J. parent*. European Ml t* Ml. Write for foldat ModUlad AmarlcSn SHADY LAWN HOUSE Beat laeatlan. 1 Bteck-te-Baech. PtonTACT AOILAIOR * BUS WBNZ Hama-ll •pacloua Airy Rooma. Apia. A 0 w!2i S'l'QS!*"™, Wide/ el at JtJuu, kwnlc beauty. Lai Hanaonvllla, N. s. W. MACKEY FARM - •r'nJi* Y, TaL FIJI Naar Railauranti and Ckurchaa. Raa llrlandca I Block to Beach Compll *""“iel. miciency aperimente. r " airy room., Klne.t home-cooking ly A bakin rataa waakhr, mentary Braaklaat. ~om A plenty, Hd, on 20 acrea. Aeeom. Oak Hill, N.Y. Un*te IM.M u». Ooul e,“ ro ** '!*• ‘ attractive cockl.H ■ • • Awttemine bowline ■■•rnlh Near ocean lounge, the 81 *^* r CaW- WUOW BROOK FARM BIAS* par Alia Raaaruatlana MMtN Itehlni Boom. eMP2i churohe. nearby. with 11. k c. water. Uwe eperte Tel. (318) CEdar up 'tartan. private ball (older, epeera Tree ParkJna. Ml dble ,‘ occup. per 9 4310 J»ma» Owner felon, or raoerva U * week children home . lURPRIIB, N. V. J. Cemmom, 6 Abe R. Bethel Catharine. C. OWn.-l to rooktni. Reetlul. J- O'Conner and J. Halmhaakar, awna U yre. *2l. retaking Mod. homelike reeort. Natural ewtmmin Dial eee . Ma-aist Elka Park e. n y nearby. Churchea. SSS-SM ahufflaboard weekly A atockad lake for (Id Tannerevlile. 141W1. Jill! pool, Nr A. Payette Decoration weekend. uig. rhurchoa. movlaa, got/, K'v’aa. %srg saj* A Cleary Bari PllMtor YO «4)» i!iiwwfimmntimnimiiiiH>wwnimqiqfnßiiHnHiiT| June It, 1964 the ★ - advocate 9 THE ADVOCATE RESORT SECTION ★ DANCE Television T!w YOUR GUIDE Bpwnlured By TO RELAXATION LAWRENCIAN CATHOLIC CLUB SUNDAY, JUNE M

& RECREATION Social Club for Catholic* 35 7:jo (7) - Single plus a.in. ChrUlophtri. k widow* "The of You.” Catholic k widower* of all age*. importance 7:30 a.m. (5) The Christopher*. June - Sat., 20, 8:30 p.m. 12:45 p.m. *'\our Ideas Count.” 8.15 a.m. (5) Family Rosary. "Tha Dances every 3rd Sat of the month. Visitation.” Members 8:15 a.m. (11) - The Christophers. $l.OO Guests $2.00 8:25 a.m. (P) The Christophers. 9 am. <4» Talk About Goa. Mary* knoll Sisters. ST. JOHN'S 9 a.m. (7) For Thou Art With Me HALL "Historic Catholic Churches in New 111 W. York.” 30th It., N.Y.C.. b«t. 7th 4 Ith Av*. 10:30 a.m. (2) Look l)p and Live. "Not by Faith Alone Chile." 2 p.m. (7) Directions 64’ "Nun In the World." 9 p.m. (5) Udessy of a Tteasure. "The Pleta.” mpF****.:^ TUESDAY,JUNE U 7 a m. (4) Today. "Day In Lift of Novice." HIGH LAWN LODGE BEACH LAKE 14, PA. TEI . 156 Radio A PLACE THAT RATES TO CONOREQATR AT THESE FINE RESTAURANTS y o u dcalre. POOD THE FINEST. Friendly Atmo.phere. All out door Everythin*•port*, All modern bedroom*. convenience, Rates M 2 week include! room A * d «"y- «»'•'*» 11*” * , P"" LARGE LAKE, .P.clou, rr-crfatlntwoom. WNEW 1130, WNBC 660. WHUM Cocktail lounge. Large °SBooklet request. HARRY on A MARGE, owner*. 14*0, WCBS *BO, WOR 710, WMCA 570, WWRL 1600. WVNJ 620, WBNX Luncheon• Dinner 1380. WABC 770. WERA 1390, -e WRLBFM 107.1, WFHA-FM 106.3, Parties • Cocktails WFUV-FM 90.7, WSOU-FM 19 S 14 Business Meetings SUNDAY, JUNE OPEN TO COLUMBUS OAY •:43 WINS Paullst Sermons. ABOUT Nun in the a.m Modern World" will be discussed on Directions 7 WPAI - Christopher*. SISTERS - "The '64, i Banquets a.m. A Cotholic June Millford 3. Pa. 7 WNEW - Hour ol Crucified. Perspective, 14 at 2 ch. LmweEVitia a.m. p.m., 7. Panelists, shown above, are, from Til.: (717) 295-9731 Reeeptlons 7 a.m. WHN Christophers left’ Wedding 7:13 WHN Hour of St. Francis. Cuneen, Mrs. Louis "Famous for Food & a.m. Joseph Loscalzo, Sister St. John, S.S.M.N., Sister Charles Fine Service” 7:30 WHUM Sacred Heart. Borromeo, 3 Full Meals Daily JCI/trton »-4J33 a.m. - Sacred Heart. C.S.C., and author Michael Novak. New Pool • a.m. WPAT Hollywood 8:03 a.m. WCBS - Audit. Rmi. with/without bath m 8:30 a.m. WMCA Ave Maria Hour. p«t. • Christian ta EtZZ. 1:30 WABC - Ac- Dancing to our Casino Band • All a.m. tion. Summer sports • Coif Courae near- Films on TV in 8:30 WHN - The Catholic Hour. Life a by • Neal all churches a.m. 'Day of Novice' 8:43 a.m. WMTR - The Hour of Sc Francis. following SEAS. RATES m is a Hat of films on TV 9:30 WVNJ - $6O-$72 a.m. Living Rosary. June 13-19. There may be changes in efl Rev. Swul Joseph Mezzanotte. tome due to cuta for TV use. hut geu- 11:30 WERA - flour ol Crucified. a.m. •rally the original Legion of Decency Stars North (FM) - For 11:30 a.m. WFHA Bettor ratings may be accepted aa correct. Jerseyan I t2S«sci World. 11:45 a.m WFHA (KM) - Nawa. Viewa it Interviews. FAMILY NEW YORK - Sister Peter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 12 WFUV (FM) - Mass From JOHN j. MURPHY. Ho.l noon. Abductors Phantom From Kevin, the former Anita Me- You'll Blue Chapel. Burma Convoy Space George Magovern of Madison, As Like 12 WFHA (KM) ~ Friendly noon Canyon City Pier 13 govern of Madison, will be the is a of Corner lor Shut-ins. Msry Production*. graduate Our Lady of TWIN WILLOWS Captain From Pigskin Paradt 13 WRLB (?'M) - Ave Marta star of the TV “A noon Koepenick Port Shiistcr show, Day Sorrows School, South Orange, Reach Laka, Pa. Tal 1)1 THE BRASS HORN Hour. Captains Postman Didn't in the Life of a Maryknoll Nov- If 12:15 p.m. WFHA (FM) - Our Spir- Marylawn of the and £W£ST£Z Main Houaa For Courageous Ring Oranges, k annex. Alan HOUSEKEEP- itual HOUSf Banquet Roomi Available for Mother. Charge of Light Return of ice,” to be seen on the “To- Chestnut Hill Philadel- TOBYHANNA, PENNA. ING CABINS 12:43 WFUV (FM) - College, 155 up weakly. Catering to All p.m. Sacred Brijiada Whlatlcr T«li (717) 194-1077 1140 Occasions • Heart Spanish Program. Claudia day" program, June 16, ch. er a ralined and congenial clientele leaking Open Daily A David Rockabilly Bahy phia. 1 p.m. WRLB (FM) - "Mother ol Fair Tartan's N.Y. Thp Pocono Mts. reit and Your Pleasure Warning 4. The Maryknoll will She a Atop relaxation. Pool, recreation: beat Cherry l W. Orand Sts. Elisabeth. NJ All." Mary Productions. Glory at Sea Adventure segment was teacher at the home cooked food. 2 WFUV (FM) - Sacred Heart. take about half Filtered pool, Scenic lo- 5 mlnutee walk to Cath- p.m. Holiday Top of Town a hour of the School of the Oak 5 WFHA (FM) - Mary Produc- Holy Child, cation. olic Church. Village pm. I’ll Be Yours Toughest Man modem rooms. 3 k Uka. Daily Maaa. tion*. "Sonia Yesteryear. two-hour show which begins at well planned ol Maverick Queen Alive Knoll, Summit, for a year be- meal* daily. «.r Wl-M9 Inci. meala. E Dillard, Mgr. 8:05 p.m. WVNJ "Implication* ol One Mysterious Trouble Makers 7 a.m. Recreation Hall, Movies Brotherhood." fore joining Maryknoll in 1961. THE Night West of Zanzibar Shuffleboard, Dancing, ROUNDERS RESTAURANT „ The etc.f 8 p.m. WBNX - Bt. Jude Novena. Persuader What's Cookin’ segment was filmed at She will take her first on premises. fish \ vows Boatlnir. 6 p.m. WFUV (FM) - Hour ol Cruet- golf. Churches the Ini. nearby.* TV INC TBEt COTTAGE Invites you to enjoy its superb lied. "Home Grown." Maryknoll Novitiate, Tops- June 24. Booklet. $45 to 155 wkly. II Tel. (717) 685-2311 7 p.m. WFUV (FM) Georgetown ADULTS, ADOLESCENTS where TV Dining to field. Mass., camer- room open r entcur, M. University Forura. Apartment for King of Gamblers public. M. E. Kibble. Own Mir. ■ All 7:45 p.m. WBNX Novena. as were installed for the first year resort. Eacallent* Magic Tmwi 8 p.m. WFUV (FM) - Fordhara Leo- Petty meala. Home atyle cooking, Prime Ribs of Beef Off Miami time. Pope John’s ture Senes. Rig Tip Expose The action follows Sister Diary baking, all Break Mr. Smith recreation, pool, • :43 (FM) - ‘The in Circle Goes p.m. WFUV Com- Peter Kevin a of NEW churches. Our 18th Seaton. for I Bullets through day YORK - John's Nervations Coll Colfax 1-4341 Route 17, Poramut NJ. monplace Book." or Ballots to Washington Pope Rate 545-S5O Bklt. Charge Feather Murder AKESIDE FARMS wkly. 9 p.m. WFUV (FM>—Liturgical Music. at In Green- prayer, classes, household River wich Village dairy of spiritual progress 10 WINS Trialogue. p.m. Close My tasks, meals and other activi- Beach Lake, Pa. Tell 12* to My Heart Sitter Eileen from 1896 (at age 14) through L MONDAY. JUNI II Creeping Unknown Odongo ties. P.O. RPO. Pa. NEW HAMPSHIRE There will also be inter- 1962 will be edited 4, Honesdate, "KINGSTON 8 (FM) - Sacred Heart Crime of Ox-Bow Incident sec- RESTAURANT" p.m. WFUV Century by his 200 7:30 p.m. WSOD (FM) - Ave Marla. Crimson Canary Papa, Mama. views at | acres, beautiful location on shores of professed Sisters retary Msgr. Loris DININO IN THE PINIST TRADITION 7:45 WBNX Novena. Cry of City Maid A I Capovilla of lake, FREE BOAT! Private beach, p.m. Doctor In House Passage to the Maryknoll motherhouse and recreation Ball diamond, TUESDAY, JUNI 1| published in English as 1 room. putting Down Argentine Marseille ' Two cocktoil lounges near N.Y. Breen. H. and C. water all rooms, 8 p.m. WrUV (FM) - Sacred Heart. Way Pick Up Alley Ossining, “The Diary of a Soul" by baths, showers. Own dairy, home cook- 7:30 WSOD (FM) - Scripture. , UNEXCELLED FACILITIES FOR p.m. Dr. Kildare's Pittsburgh Sister Peter Kevin, the McGraw-Hill ing. Summer Near church* 7:45 WSOU (FM) - Sacred by Easter, 1965. 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CALDWELL The Caldwell undergraduate days. She was New iCollege Alumnae presented listed in the 1957 “Who’s Who By Custom; Rule their first “Alumna of the in U.S. Colleges and Universi- Year" award to Mrs. James ties.” By RUTH W. REILLY Fitzsimmons of Livingston, tho former Barbara Somers of the I am glad we have a special gregation followed. class At the church door the boys of 1957. Feast of Corpus Christi apart At St. Peter’s three widely held the canopy and after the The award was made at the from Holy Week. On Holy spaced outdoor altars are set Blessed Sacrament had Saturday evening . banquet Thursday we step so suddenly up. At each altar the proces- passed, the members of the highlighting; the Alumnae As- from the table of the Last Sup- sion halts and special prayers congregation walked beneath sociation’s third annual home- per to the in the betrayal are read and responded to, the canopy to enter the church. coming weekend at the college. Garden that there is no time and the entire company kneels I thought of the "narrow Mrs. Fitzsimmons was cited for to joyfully thank God the for the blessing for with the Mon- gate” to Christ’s sheepfold outstanding service as institution of the Holy Euchar- strance. through which each one of us treasurer of the association. ist. Wc need a day on which She As we knelt for the blessing must pass, and reverently conceived and implement- to unite our voices in a song at the first altar, a soft wind realized that it is not hard to ed a of updating the of love program and praise and thanks- whispered in do. It is dues the trees, the sun easy, for Christ has treasury by presenting giving for this greatest of all sparkled diamonds on the gone before us and remains each alumna with a personal gifts. dew-wet and the with us. financial statement. THEN June grass, rose COMMENCEMENT, SERVICE - Following 4 commencement ceremonies at This year we celebrated the garden sent up a perfume Caldwell Boland takes few of Inside the Church once Mrs. Fitzsimmons was the College, Archbishop a moments out to aiscuss future service feast by going to the Solemn These TIME OUT - Mrs. James with four prayer. words from the more, the Benediction hymns 1957 May Queen at the col- Fitz- of the 161 graduates. They are: Ensign Catherine Teresa Marian Paula High Mass offered at St. Pe- Bolen, office of the Blessed Sacra- were and Christ and had served the simmons of Livingston Wolf, sung, again lege on paus- Barbara Ann and Elaine Cicurella. Misses and ter’s Church on Avenue. Nappa Mary Wolf, Nappa Cicu- Lyons ment rang within me: “Let us poured forth His Love student council and es during her work treas- rella will the as the as officer as join Extension Lay Volunteers for one year in The altar was adorned with adore Christ the Ruler of beginning August. Ensign King, monstrance was raised in the several clubs during her urer of the Association. Bolen was sworn in Lt. Nonna E. Cheatham from big bouquets of white flowers of all nations, Who by (second left) of the Navy recruit- gives riches final blessing. It was as lin- station, New York. accented with blossoms of of to those who ing Spirit feed on gering and loving an occasion blood red. The vestments Him.” We were one with all as Christ's personal meal and of the priests were as pure in our prayer. discourse with His apostles CDA Installations gold. Shafts of sunlight slanted Mercies on that first Holy Thursday. through the church and the en- WE ROSE O then and pro- God, teach us to be grate- SOUTH ORANGE Mrs. WEST ORANGE tire congregation seemed Mrs. ceeded to the second altar, full Teach us to love! Margaret M. will Wager be Paul Kelly will be installed as To Staff visibly caught up in the mys- and then to the joined third, installed as regent of Court president of Court Bernadette tery of the Sacrifice as Holy in spirit with all about us: the Loyola, Catholic of CDA on June 8 in Our it was offered. Daughters Lady child sleeping on his father’s 2 Local Girls America, on June 15 at of Lourdes auditorium. Mission Almost everyone received the lit- shoulder, bright-eyed Knights of Columbus Hall Other officers include Mrs. and, although it is a little tle girl seeking out her moth- here. NORTH PLAINFIELD Head Anthony Spina, Mrs. Phillip thing compared with what is er, the Groups The Sisters heavy-set woman walk- Spina, Mrs. Lee of Mercy of Mt. yet to I Other officers include Mrs. Ball, Mrs. come, rejoiced that ing heavily on feet that hurt, WASHINGTON, D.C. St. Mary motherhouse here Stanley Kozub, Mrs. Carmen Henry Frayne and Alice Pow- we could participate with our the Sisters watching over their Mary Virginia Colleton of will staff "a mission Theresa les. in Costa "Ah-men” when the Cerami, Pangiochi, Rica priest charges. South Orange and Mary Swift early in 1965, the con- said Christi.” Mrs. George Sherwin, Mar- EAST ORANGE "Corpus of West Orange have been Installa- gregation's first foreign mis- garet Healy and Mrs. Chris- chosen to tion of Mrs. William Spoeth sion head organizations on a voluntary basis. tian Noller. AFTER MASS the old at as grand regent of Court Ro- Mother Ger- 5 to Head Trinity College here. Patrick, the com- Also Mrs. William man custom of outdoor proces- sari, Catholic Daughters of Miss Colleton, munity’s mother general, re- sion this through a Davis, Mrs. Benjamin Man- will be held on feast was followed. school-wide America, June 15 cently completed a Organizations election, will head cuso and Mrs. Maurice Sul- five-day The body of school children at 8:30 p.m. in the East Or- visit to San the college 'service council. livan. Jose, Costa Rica, left the church first, their ROSEMONT, Pa. Five ange Women's Club here. where she conferred with Rev. Designed for the service of young voices raised in song. North Jersey students at Rose- Trustees are: Mrs. Thomas Others to be installed are: Pancratius O.F.M. others both on the campus and Conway, They were followed by red- mont College here McComb, Mrs. Katherine K. Mrs. Frank have been in the nation's Mulvihill, Mrs. Conv., commissary capital, the Mrs. provincial robed acolytes, and little girls elected to head organizations. Graham, Michael William Moran, Mrs. James of the Conventual Franciscans council will replace the office in white strewed rose buds and Maxine Hansen of Teaneck Maloney, Mrs. John Bounczek, O’Neill, Adrian Duffy, Mrs. in Costa Rica. of religious activities chair- COMMENCEMENT REUNION - Bishop James A. petats from silver baskets. The will be of the mod- Mrs. Lawrence Walling and Charles Dettling and McNulty president man through which Mary (left) of Buffalo, former Paterson and and altar language campus Mrs. Florence Yesville. McCann. Bishop, Bishop AT THE assisting priests boys ern club; Judy Het- service James request of Father with groups formerly A. Navagh (right) after June 3 commence- censers immediately pre- berton of South Orange, presi- pause Conway, Mother Patrick will worked. She ,s a graduate of ment exercises at St. Elizabeth's ceded the celebrant who car- dent of the young democrats College to talk with Sister send four to Sisters staff a Marylawn of the Oranges. mission ried the Blessed Sacrament in club; Ginger Ulbrick of Union, MAKE IT A ROSARIAN Hildegarde Marie, college president. Bishop McNulty de- in San Vito de Java, Miss Swift will head the livered the monstrance. At the church president of the world affairs re- the address to 139 graduates and their a mountainous town families. of 25,000 door four creational dimension of the in the young men awaited club which was formerly the southeastern part <-f college service council. She is him, holding a canopy sup- international relations club. SPRING AND SUMMER Costa Rica near the border a graduate of Lacordaire Irish Winners Named ported by four poles. The con- Randi Burke of Summit will History of Panama. School, Upper Montclair. PLAINFIELD Two Sister-nurses be president of the student ac- Series of sermons on Awards for laneri of St. will es- Rosary Mysteries Aloysius tivities and Leith the Irish tablish a clinic for the council, Car- history essay contest Academy, Jersey City. sick for and Peace Journalism Grant roll of Short Hills will be as- Unity sponsored the poor and two Sister-teachers Your by national Erdine O'Donnell of St. board will conduct sociate editor of the Preacher: REV. HARRY A. O.P. - literary KELLY, of the ladies’ auxiliary, Joseph the Carpenter religion instruc- MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sis- School, magazine. Ancient Order of Hibernians tion classes for native ter M. Wedding Roselle, won a $25 bond as Rene, S.C.C., of Mor- Reception have been children. announced by Mrs. first prize for the grammar ris Catholic High School, Den- at the Kathryn A. state his- Before for Hickey, school division. leaving Costa villc, has received a fellowship Munich Bound torian, here. Rica, the four Sisters will to June 14 The In the Garden attend the Institute on Agony Dean St. spend four months at Maskevich of Pat- Award the Cen- School Publications at Mar- RUTHERFORD Marianne June 21 The Scourging rick’s School, to Bergenite ter for Intercultural muu High Elizabeth, Forma- quette University here. The June 28 The with Thorns Lautncr of this place has re- Crowning won fifth of $lO from the N. Y. tion in prize RIVERDALE, Mau- Cuernavaca, Mexico, institute is designed to assist ceived a Fullbright grant to JERSEY CITY July 5 The Carrying of the Cron national board for high schools reen Grace Hickey of Engle- studying the Spanish language school advisers and it catered with newspaper attend the University of Mu- loving care. July 12 The Crucifixion and first prize of a $25 bond wood Cliffs received the Ellen and Latin American culture. teachers of journalism in ob- nich. Miss Lautner will grad- V July 19 The Resurrection2 from tho state board. Second at Mt. Selection of the four • BANQUET ROOMS Conway Spellman Award Sisters taining university training in uate from Tail.folly St. Mary-of-the- July 26 The Ascension prize winner of from St. will be decorated $lO the Vincent College commence- made during the sum- journalism and sponsored by Woods College, Indiana, in August 2 The Descent of the Holy Ghost state board was Mariann Cos ment, June 2. mer, Mother Patrick said. tho Wall Street • DINNERS created Journal. June. to meet YOUR n**d» August 9 The Assumption • Elegant Food • Generous Portions • Perfect Cocktails PAX August 16 The Coronation

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SAFETY SCIENTIFIC fourth EXPERIMENTS - Sister Joan of SMILES - James Hansen, a grader at St. Joseph's, West Orange, receives Bernadette St. Anastasia's School, Teaneck, check and first award certificate for shows students place the AAA National School Traffic safety poster a magnetism experiment. She was one of over 50 Sisters who attended contest. Making the is C. Stewart a science "In-Service there presentation Mead, New Jersey Automobile Club Training" workshop concerning the use of supplementary science elements safety director. Elizabeth and Leslie Patricia Kane received certificates for ninth use. Left Grimbergen kindergarten through grade to right are: standing, of commendation. Sister Patrick Jane Sister Mary Roger, O.P., art teacher, looks on. Chesley, Kraje, Bernadette and Robert Chazey; sitting, Joan Kenl nedy, Lorraine Schaffer and Kathleen Stimola. National Awards Won Locally An Invitation to FLORHAM PARK Entries tween Parked Cars." Bonfilia, C.S.S.F., their Opportunity by students from three Newark Elizabeth Grimbergen, teacher, received certificate grade a By SUSAN were DINER third. And it Archdiocesan schools six, and Leslie Patricia Kane, of appreciation for her inter- wasn’t long be- again. The work was a chal- fore selected winners from nearly grade five, also of St. Jo- est the younger children were and adventure—like in stimulating the young- See that door lenge an ahead? It’s at 20,000 poster designs in the seph’s won commendation sters to think about traffic looking you and following down a corridor open but a walking large crack; just enough your national school traffic safety certificates. Sister Mary example. with doors to try on safety. so you can many conducted see a light beyond poster contest by Roger. 0.P., is the art teacher Sister Teti, either side. Lucy M.P.F., of inviting you to enter. Push the WHEN I the American Automobile As- for the WAS going But winners. through always we kept our St. Rocco's, Newark, and her door open further because eyes to it’s Help of Christians sociation, according the School, my on that very large door at the seventh grade received a com- the door of bec- opportunity, classmates and I were N.J. Automobile Club here. SACRED Irvington, so glad end of the corridor—the one HEART, mendation certificate in the koning to you Young Advo- fourth each June when school was James llansen, a was represented in the pri- cates that opened on the world. And junior division for a bicycle who are grader at St. Joseph's, West graduating. out and we were promoted. We mary division by Michael poster designed through that door we were sur- safety as a co- Remember when were Orange, won first place and Wyglendowski and Helen you first scared, too, because the prised to find that the world Wis- operative project. started school? Second grade work ahead appeared so much $25 in the elementary division zniowski, both third graders itself confronted us with Presentations were made many by seemed very far harder. for his poster illustrating the and recipients of certificates away, But new doors—some la- C. Steward Meade, N.J. Auto- then first grade carefully rule, "Keep From Be- of was over and But each beled most safety commendation. Sister Mary mobile Club safety director. year we did the but of them hiding soon you were in second, then work and_ were promoted what was behind them. SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP DIRECTORY FROM OUR CLASS came FOR BOYS AND GIRLS priests, Sisters, policemen, IN MAINE firemen, florists, mothers and THE BENEDICTINE MONKS fathers, secretaries, salesmen, businessmen and journalists. of James ENROLL NOW Saint We’re still new chal- St. Anselm's Abbey School meeting WATCH WORDS Laura - Laura Tietjen shows Sister Anne Ro- /be A small school for *0 Catholic boarding lenges, new opportunities—- St. D.C. • Outdoor berta, at Teresa's, watch she WASHINGTON, Only boys and faw principal Summit, won a day students. Classes new doors, art smalt and tha is wide and as first in the girls' division of the announce Swimming Day Cam ft program prize 1964 essay con- thorough In Ona taachar for Now it’s your turn to push scopa. test the a summer course in Hudson ••ch 7 students. through 11. sponsored by New Catholic War Veterans. County Grades 4 that big door that opens on the Jersey Weakly reports to parents. Foe of Her essay "Education as a for has ot New SUSO. all Inclusive world. Opportunity is yours Preparation Life," been entered in the national finals. Laura will St. Gregory's Saint Jamas School. Berlin I, Conn. and God will help you to make attend Mary- lawn of the Summer School, BOULEVARD the most of it if you give Him Oranges in September. a chance. York Harbor, Maine DAY CAMP POOL Congratulations graduates. Advcx'atc About twenty five boys will be ac Young Club FOR BOYS cepted for tutoring and remedial A GIRLS undtr work from sixth ’oogh eighth personal luporvition of FORDHAM St. Al’s Has grade* Clone* will ut In the morn- Bernie Ockene WURTSBORO, N Y. Tercentenary Contest activities In the after- ing; summer Formoc FOR BOYS, 6 16 Fair study periods in the evening. Am History noon; Bctlrotboll Coach Perfect will hove A Spot For Soys personal supervision Si Potor's Collogi JERSEY CITY Thomas and Instruction by priests of St. A Perfect Vocation Stanoch, Martin Dolan, foi camplofo Information call Anselm's Abbey. • Fine Food e Modern Thomas Burke and Facilities • AIJ Sports Gary Tuition, and board for the Hemlock 7-3434-5 room, CAMP FORDHAM provides Heffly, eighth graders of St. period, June ?6 Aug 9•» SiOO everythin* the rest boy Hants wrif* tor School were and f.r. r' $3" P 0 C-t, ,r-fr,tfd a v.n ation. 500 seres of Aloysius here, Box 19], Bayonne, N.J. rolling hills And woodlands winners of the school’s first . . a private lake, high up in n the de*r country ii annual fair. HEADMASTER picturesque COME ON history oi the Catskills. Head coun UP! Stanoch awarded first selor: Edward Kilkally. Teach* was SCHOOL and Track THE ABBEY er Coach. fU. At* com ON UP •. CYO place for his entry the H. >M, nd lata ol tracing nes 8 . Rockville Centre. a'bar Idyl acM.lllat t... WASHINGTON 17, D.C. LOW H....k.,k „ of WEEKLY BUDGET „4,„, «•» wr growth New Jersey from (amp •*»•> ...kt, , JUNIORS: (Boy* and girl* from Qo HATES .1 ,k. ~,11 yaw'll the kindergarten ocN.iMat Phone: Lawrence 6-6060 'onth, o, Ik. .kal. colonial times to the present. For or Information s. Catalog •n|*y TKtd'y through the fourth grades). Make a .'chary, t-rlmm".,, •" drawing or three-di- Writ* or CaR: b.„ , r(l | Dolan and Burke made a • '•lit. bo. .ball, to-. 1,..., mension about New MICHAEL MARGELLO ian til Ia tummaif project Jersey'* history no larger scale model of a world war FOR BOYS . . than 18 inche* square. Tell what It Is and when it • Sclortlno Place FOR GIRLS . battle and won second place. hap- White rialns. N. Y. CAMP CHRIST THE KING penod. •nroiimtn! tcctpttd . WHlte rialns 0-AMI CAMP TEGAKWITHA won third with an entry OLAIRSTOWH, M.J. Heffly ST. 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CONVENT The amount of Ruane, St. Elizabeth and Re- Holy Trinity, Westfield winners were Nancy Burke, totaled $34,400. Partial winners scholarship awards to students habilitation Center; Patricia 18 Five full, partial and one Immaculata, and Geraldine were Mary Ann Dooley, Scion of 23 schools administered by McLain, St. Elizabeth; Pat- state awards totaled $52,860. Gorny, Rosemont. Hall; Kathleen Giunta, Miscri- the Sisters of winners Charity jumped ricia Orzcpowski, New York Full were Eugene cordia. Pa ; Nancy Mc- St. Aloysius, J.C. Six full, more than $145,000 over last University. Barrett, Siena; Suzette Goos- Namara, St. Elizabeth, Cald- 12 21 state year's total for anew partial and awards high of Also Marion Rozger, Notre sens, Merrimack; Ellen Mil- well and Misericordia; Ro.e totaled $108,952. Full winners $769,162. Last year’s total was Dame, 5.1.: Margaret King, ler, Chestnut Hill and Mary- Rybka, St. Elizabeth and $624,000. Francis W'ere John Boher, Ithaca; St. Hospital; Joan mount; Particia Dwyer, Trin- Kearny Rotary award; Mary released Thomas Saal, Sti Peter's; Rob- Figures by Sister Chiodo, Holy Name Hospital ity College. Ellen Lisowski, Belleville ert Gleason, Montclair State, Mary Alexandra, supervisor ot School •of Nursing; Eileen Partial winners were Eu- Lions Club award; Mary Lee schools of the Sisters of Char- Rutgers, St. Peter's and Fair- Murphy, St. Francis Hospital; gene Barrett, St. Peter's; El- Phillips and Kenneth Car- ity in New leigh Dickinson. Jersey, show that Mary Ryan and Carol Rafalko. len Miller, National Merit Cel- berry, Kearny Friends of Erin 38 140 full, partial and 190 Mary Byer Business School: anese Company and Douglass; Partial winners were Joanne awards. state scholarships make up the Eileen Hayes, Berkeley School Elizabeth Painter, National Buckholz. Douglass; Richard St. James One partial to- total figure. of Business; Lorraine Witkow- Merit. St. Mary of the Woods, Burke, Pepperdizc; Sharon El- $250 was the Kiwanis Christopher Dunn. Immac- ski, Hall Motor Company St. Francis; Joseph Hailing, liott, St. Elizabeth; Joseph taling award won Barbara Ma- ulate Conception, Montclair, award to Caldwell College: St. Peter’s; Sylvester Rvan, Polazzi, Stevens Institute; by halik to the of Con- captured a full tuition award Eleanor Kennedy, St. Mary's La Salle; Robert Kulow, Stev- Pauline Simmens, Notre Dame -University necticut. to the U.S. Naval Academy. Hospital Passaic. ens. Institute; Anne Bartels, -College; John Boher. Jackson- St. Aloysius, Jersey City, led St. Mary of the Woods; Mary ville, University of South St. John’s state Academy of St. Elizabeth, One schol- the 21 North Jersey schools Ellen Hess, Mt. Mercy; Mari- Carolina, University of Miami; totaled $1,600. Convent Three state arship with $108,952 with St. schol- Loretta Keighron, Mary’s, anne Legowski. Notre Dame, Teamster arships totaled $4,800. St. Joseph's, Pat. Three CLUB of the Future Elizabeth, second ($75,240). 5.1.; Mary Cardoni, Mary- Union graduate study award; CHARTERS - The Dooley-L'espoir chapter Nurses Club and the De state awards totaled $4,800. Marillac of the Club Immaculate Conception, Mont- Bayley-Ellard Three par- wood; Martha Rzasa, Michi- Robert Wright, Fairleigh Dick- chapter Future Teachers of De Paul were awarded charters St. Eliz. Two full, recently tial and eight state Mary’s, the National clair, was third on the list with awards gan University; Anne Ritz inson; Robert Gleason, Fair- by League of Nursing and the National Education Association 11 partial and 21 state awards respectively. $65,970 while totaled $20,000. Partial win- field and Hill. Shown left Holy Trinity, Harris, St. Peter’s Hospital, Spring to right charters are Sister totaled Full examining Mary Philip, principal; Phyllis Imparata, Ist $75,240. winners Westfield, the leader for the ners were John Malcolm, and Carol Haurajt, St. Eliza- president of the future teacher's Sister Jean St. Cecilia's, were Charles Collette, Ford- group; Cecelia, moderator; Mary Ann Scott, last two Marine Division Eng. One years, was fourth with Associa- beth’s Hospital. future nurses' full, 11 and nine ham, and Elaine president and Msgr. John P. McHugh, director of De Paul. $52,860. tion award to University .of partial state Morrissey. Immaculate awards tbtaled $42,900. Full Walter C. Tcaglc Foundation Here are the listings for the West Virginia; James Butler. Conception award Three full, five and 18 winner was Mary Tanaskovic. to St. Peter’s individual schools. State Franklin and Marshall College partial Hospital Durana Heads stale awards totaled $65,970. NYU. Partial winners were School of Nursing. 22 Vie for awards are not listed because and John Esposito. Newark Outstanding Award; winners Grace Full winners were Mary Tanaskovic, St. Eliza- Partial were of space limitations. College of Engineering. Chistopher Grant List Dunn, U.S. Naval Academy; beth; Margaret Reilly, St, Paredes, Caldwell; Virginia Academy of Sacred Heart, Dc Paul Seven partial James Wojtal, Clemson Col- Elizabeth and Fordham; Rich- Kempf, Notre Datnc; Kathryn CONVENT Steven Durana Catholic Men Convene June 20 Hoboken Three state schol- and nine state awards totaled lege, and Eileen Steele, Mary- ark Oettinger, St. Michael’s, Esmond, St. Elizabeth; Mi- led a list of juniors who arships totaled $6,800. $28,000. Partial winners were wood. Vt.; Gerald DeAngelis, Notre chael Peterson, Georgetown were awarded summer grants ORADELL There are 22 U.C.; John Trojan, Marist, Ba- Susan Carberry, UNICO Partial winners were Col- Dame University; Theodore and Seton Hall; Clifford from secondary schools admin- boys in the running for selec- William McCahill, Academy of St. Aloysius, yonne; St. award; Eileen Cald- leen Me- Stevens Institute: Howard, Seton Hall; Edward istered by the Sisters of Char- tion as the outstanding Cath- Jersey City One full, 17 Donigan, Fitzpatrick, Orange Shepard, Peter's, J.C.; John Brazinski, well College; Sharon Essing. morial Donna Barbara Madaras, and Mar- Ewen, Polytechnic Institute, ity. olic high school in the St partial and nine state awards Hospital; boy Patrick’s, Elizabeth; Georgian Court; Margaret Mary Beyer Secre- garet Reilly, Pat- Brooklyn; Richard Brehm, Duran. St. Michael’s. Jersey archdiocese at the convention James totaled $43,200. Winners were Ziemba, Douglass; Archinaco, Sacred Grandstrand, St. ricia Banta, William City, received grants from of the Council of Catholic Men Kathleen Kerdock, full to Elizabeth; tarial School; William McMic- Englewood Hos- Cornell; Barry, Selon Heart, Elizabeth. Hall Bucknetl, at Cooper Union and the follow- Martin Hicks, St. Peter's 3 kle, Clara Guenther fund of pital School of Nursing; Judith and St. Peter’s; Francis Colorado College. Bergen Catholic here, June Dolores Loyko, Fairleigh Dic- Roseland award; Mary McEntcc, Helen McAvoy Sec- Nagel, Brooklyn College. University of California and 20. ing partials: Margaret Elizabeth inson; Patricia McNamara, Behrens and Mary retarial School, and Rita Maz- Virginia Union for science, Those nominated Squires Claudat, St. Bonaventure’s and Paland, St. Mary’s, Eliz. Two full, by their Mt. Mt. St. Vincent, N.Y. Seton Hall School of Nursing. zclla. Claremont Secretarial chemistry, and biology. He schools the basis of Mercy College; Ellen Rior- tial and seven state awards on schol- Named JFK Circle dan, School. was also named alternate at astic and records Fordham; Elizabeth East Orange Catholic of the totaled $18,490. Partial win- citizenship Marylawn Oranges Humboldt ELIZABETH A new St. Francis in Oceanography. include: Walter Hack, Stroebler, Hospital Eleven state awards totaled Two and three state ners were Patricia Hogan, St. Holy partial St. Cecilia’s, Ke, Ten par- The Colorado Columbian Squires Circle was School of College award Trinity, Westfield; James Mor- Nursing; Mary $33,700. awards totaled $7,600. Partial tial and 11 state awards Elizabeth and Notre Dame, instituted the Dean Martin was a National Science Foun- ris, St. Aloysius. J.C.: by 5.1.; William Hoppen, Colum- Joseph Gessncr dation grant. Salmon, Council, Knights of bia University; Lydia Mc- St. Michael’s. J.C.; Newark College of Columbus, with 21 boys in the In Youth's Corner Marrow. Eastern School Engineer- Peter Doris, St. Joseph's, Phy- ing named the following four: charter class. It was named sicians Aids, N.Y.C.; James W.N.Y.; John Ford, Essex Brian Flynn and Kenneth the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Pean, City N.Y. Catholic; John Clare, St. College. both Circle. Kiaus, St. Aloysius, Jer- Cecilia's, Englewood; Francis St. Michael's, J.C. Two sey City, and Carol Pasquale The junior K of C organiza- Students Maccaro, St. Michael's, U.C.; Plan Unusual tion, whose is the de- Outstanding Trips fuU, five partial and three and Joan Sosnicky both Mary- William St. purpose Barry, Mary's, state awards totaled $12,050. lawn of the Oranges. All four Elizabeth. velopment of leadership among high By JOHN TEEHAN Full winners were Patricia won awards in chemistry. school Catholic boys, Also Louis Massano, Queen numbers Two Pope Pius McGovern, St. Elizabeth, and Julia Diffily, St. John Cathe- about 30,000 members graduating Park while Kathleen Franco- was one of three in the state of Peace, North Jo- Dennis Arlington; in 800 units in the U. Cana- seniors who have been Bratton. St. Peter's. dral High. Paterson; was S., sin- vic had made arrangements and one of five from the coun- seph Wagenhafer, St. Mary’s, da, Partial winners were Rich- listed by NCE as alternate in Mexico, Puerto Rico and gled out for special awards to fly to to meet Catholic Rutherford; Washington try's schools who ard Glenn Baubergcr, the Brower, St. Michael’s, Vt.; mathematics. Philippines. had contrasting trips planned President Johnson. were named President Rergcn Catholic; Dennis by Salmon. Pingry School for this week to while Joseph Newark Col- awarded away Ehrhardt was one of two Johnson to the list of 121 out- O’Connor. St. Luke’s. Ho-Ho- the time since lege of Engineering; Kristine chemistry grants to Daniel they are ex- New Jersey students selected scholars in the na- Kus; John Flynn, Our of standing State De Lady What About from Baltram, Teacher; Jo- Wan, Thomas Kilkenny, You? empt exams because of to represent the state at the tion. the Valley, Orange; James ann Chismar Thomas National and Dolores Lip- Rau and Kathleen high averages. Youth Science Camp, But while Ehrhardt was re- Byrnes, Archbishop Walsh, William C. Ehrhardt inski, Berkeley Secretarial. Hacfeli all of Holy Trinity, was West Virginia. Another class- laxing in anticipation of his Irvington; Daniel Mount. Im- St. Westfield. to go Michael's U.C. Two ready on a cycling trip mate, Robert Pordon, was stay at Camp Pocahontas in maculate Conception, Mont- to State full, six and eight Joseph Standacrt. St John's, Ringwood Manor named alternate. Kathleen the Monongahela National partial state clair. awards Paterson; received Forest June 18, his Kathleen William totaled $23,350. Full chemistry 28-July grants from Nasson Also Gregory Fusco, Seton winner was William Baum- College, classmate had a hectic few Its brought own thrill, the Springdale. Me., and Hall Prep; Richard Kwiatkow- the garth, Fordham and George- Spring- days scheduled for her by first one, a telegram announc- field ski. St. Cecilia's, Kearny; town. Partial winners were College, Me. TowMumcATme... President. ing her selection, caused the Joseph Stack, Family, Mary Beth Gallagher. Cald- Holy \ AROUND THE WORLD most excitement. The delight V FOR CHRIST' HER "ORDERS" which well, Notre Dame. 5.1., St and pride of the senior and Union Presents class in Elizabeth Marist arrived (with a $9O check en- her Elizabeth; Kulesz.o, Wins achievement was Soph closed) told her to be in demon- fairleigh Dickinson; Loretta Parish Banners strated at lunch in the cafe- Contest Washington Tuesday afternoon Grabowski, Claremont Secre- • GARWOOD St. Eliza- Essay teria when they gave her June 9 and to until June a tarial; Margaret stay Kaczunski, beth’s, Linden, was presented corsage and a cake with BAYONNE Kenneth 11 VHP The PAULINE FATHERS and BROTHERS as an official guest. After Wood School. with a banner for on it. being the Brown, Marist sophomore, Publishers of being met at Washington Na- most active large CYO leading BOOKS...MAGAZINES...NEWSPAPERS need Miss Francovic. whose parish won the Bayonne Tercentenary .7 &/n more to tional Airport, her two days Marie in Union at the annual Young Men become Priests and Brothers award came in La Maifa County Essay Contest for the zoology, has city's ... A Franciscan Sisterl escorted tour would include of at not neglected Night Champions St. two high schools. TRAIN FOR GOD: other talents in parochial . . . GIVING YOUkSEIf a Ilf* FUTURE PIONEERS staying at George Washington Science Medalist Anne’s here. la pursuing her studies. Blond John Trojan Jr.. completely dedicated to the solve- • editors • writers • will b« needed in other lieMt Marist sen- artists • with the rest of the CALDWELL - layout University and Marie La St. Michael's Elizabeth, tion of souls • of communications: winsome she was editor ior was with Miss . . . through prayer, printers • pressmen • photo engravers Presidential scholars, and a runner-up • RADIO Maifa, Mt. St. Dominic, was took the ban- work, sacrifice and • • of medium-parish . .by copy readers research • the school newspaper, sec- Rita Urbanowitz, joy using publicity • TELEVISION full round of activities with a Holy Family awarded the Bausch A Lomb ner while Anne’s your talents o» a • • St. won the Nunc. Laboratory advertising circulation and others. • MOTION PICTURES retary to the Forensic senior, at League third. The theme was reception in their honor the Honorary Science Award re- small-parish banner. Awards and X-Ray Technician, Secretary, Ac- =J Wnta today and Library Council and pres- Contribution to : tor a fret detcriptiea booklet: "Bayonne’s countant. Seamstress, White Hour during which each cently. The bronze medal rec- of Merit were also given to Oietition, Cook, ident of the Girl 300 VOCATION Scout Plan- years of New Jersey's His- as well in ether DIRECTOR would receive a bronze medal- ognizes conspicuous achieve- outstanding CYO members as hospital depart- ning Board for the Passaic tory, Pro- ments and in extension of SOCIETY OF ST. lion from the President. ment in the study of medicine. and adult leaders. People, Purpose, anew our jJP PAUL area. She work in the Catechetical 2107 plays piano and gress." and Social ■"* Victory BM.. Staten Itlend, N.Ya Gl 2-00*7 FWnhW* Ore. Although each communica- guitar, likes folk Service fields . . . IntarMtod songs and A man, 17-29, join a day of racoliaction, write, phona or viaet tion from the White House savings bond will go to even finds time for dates. Graduation Schedule the winner from the Bayonne THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITYI Women’s ‘Club. (Write—giving age—to Vocation A NATIONAL Merit THURSDAY, JUNE II llutrhinarAi. valedictorian Tercentenary your scholar. St. Pettr's Prep, J.C. 8 St. Director 767 30th Rock Island. p.m. at Joseph'*. Paterson 8.45 p.m. at medallions will be presented to St, Miss Francovic plans to Snyder High School auditorium. 344 St Joseph's Church. be- 72 graduates. Bish- Illinois, for further details of this graduates. Thoms* J. Stanton, vice Navagh and the gin to a op presiding speaking • second and third place win- studying become doc- president First Nstional Rank. J.C,. MONDAY, JUNE IS life ) ners. happy tor at Cornell speaker. James Campbell, saiutatorian; Benedictina Acadamy, Paterson University in the Tnlmoa Mllkougki. valedictoniai. fall. 7 30 p.m at academy ground*. 48 grad- FRIDAY, JUNE 12 uate*. Bishop Navagh presiding and Academy of the Sacrod Haart, Hobo- speaking Susan Ferrary saiutatorian; She will not be a stran- kun 8 p.m. at Our Lady of Grace Victoria Vassalla. valedictorian. PRIESTS JESUIT BROTHERS to Cornell since Church. 55 graduates. Rev. Thomas TUESDAY, JUNE U ger she spent St. Duffy, pastor Michael's. Palisades Our Lady of the Lake, Lake Mohawk last summer there as Park, of mind nnd body In Ihe aerW.-c nl Jaaua Ohrtat one of speaker. Linda Millevoi. ttalula- • p.m. at school gymnasium 73 grad- • <•»!/ torlan; »nd lIU church >1 hnmn and In th* (mnlgn mlanlnna. For Inhumation 48 winners of Telluride Asso- Regina Shableskt. valedictorian uates. Rev. Klias Mayer. (> SB , St. wtlln Baylay-Ellard, Madison 7 Paul's Abbey. nm, at Newton, speaker. William Director of Vocations, 39 E. 83rd St., New York N.Y. ciation scholarships and stud- campus. 153 graduates. Bishop Navagh FttigibbcMs. saiutatorian; James Swell- 28, presiding and speaking. Joseph Robbins, er, valedictorian. (Phone 212 ied and American David RE 4-1146) English saiutatorian; Bobxien. valedictof. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17 lA). n Prlaatn novels. Pope Plus XII, Passaic 8 p.m. at n Brolhara Acadamy af »ha Fort Haly An«alt, school gymnasium 295 graduates. Bish- Nam# She has one more chore be- Lee 8 p.m. at school auditorium...... Af« op Navagh and speaking. 165 graduates. Mtgr Harry J. Wolff, presiding fore June 17 Kathleen Krankovtc. student speaker. Addrvn graduating and adminlatrator, Cathedral Chapel of JUNE II Faith. and New THURSDAY. ... that is preparing her valedic- Hope Charity. York, Cltjr Zoo# suu speaker. Mary Help of Christians, North Rale- torian speech. SATURDAY. JUNE 12 don 4 pm. at Don Boaco Hall. 67 graduates Rev Chester St. Banavantura't, Paterson 10 Wisniewski. Ehrhardt’s Don summer will a.m. at St. Bonaventure'a Church. M 5.D.8., principal Boaco Tech, feature the to West Vir- graduates. speaker. trip St. Anthony's. Jersay City 11 a m. FRIDAY, JUNE It and for at St. Anthony's Church. 120 _ Mary's, ginia preparing engi- graduates. Paterson 8 p.m. at CALDWELL COLLEGE Msgr. Thomas J Gillhooly. FOR WOMEN studies at dean erf M M.iry’s Church. 79 graduates. Bishop neering Stevens In- Paterson Seton Hall, speaker. Patrtna Navagh presiding and speakktg. stitute of C.orsyca. saiutatorian; William Rubel. CALDWELI, NEW JERSEY Technology, where valedictorian SATURDAY, JUNE 20 Mt. St. he won a ■•roan John Academy, Gladstone CONDUCTED partial scholarship. Catholic, Oradell 4:30 p.m. 4 BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC school p.m. at campus. 26 graduates. Rev. at auditorium. 278 graduates. Heroert Auxiliary Clancy, S.J., Inlsfada. Manilas THE SCIENCE Blahop Dougherty, speaker aett. L i., Accredited - Oft camp, orig- Dan fiasco tach. speaker. Joyce Reptmar. sal- Fully ulng A.B. and B.S. Degrees Paterson 7:30 Historian. inated last year P.m. at Don Boaco Christina Caaay. valedic- by West Vir- Hall. 71 graduates. torian. Riahop Navagh preaiding. ginia as part of its Centen- U.S. San. Harrison A. Williams, speaker. Mlchasl '63 nial celebration, will pro- Horvath, saiutatorian; fiamual Fal conlerl, valedictorian ACADEMY OF Founded In 1899 vide academic and by the Sisteis of Charity recreation- SUNDAY, JUNI 14 SAINT ELIZABETH Holy Family al facilities for 100 boys. AH Acadamy. Bayonne 7 at campus. 134 graduates. Msgr SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Johnp.m. traveling expenses are also F. Davis, srchdtocetan assistant Founded IBM Fully Accredited of Elizabeth director Saint for the propagation of the SISTERS OF College that CHARITY paid by state. One pub- faith, speaker. lic Essex 4 Convent, New Jereey and one private school stu- Catholic, Newark p.m. at Convent New ?*c Fed Heart Church. 2ft4 graduates. JEfferson Station, Jersey dent was selected 9-1600 from each Archbishop Boland presiding and speak-

state. St. Michael's. Union City 4 p.m. The boys will be introduced nt Park Theater, in graduates. Mary Gallagher, salutatorlani William Baum* to an IBM computer system garth, valedictorian. OPPORTUNITIES half loaf at the Green Bank Holy Rosary Academy. Union City a radio 4 FOR WOMEN PROVE as- p.m. at achool auditorium. 71 gradu- 16-35 YOUR LOVE FOR CHRIST tronomy observatory, 13 miles pr " mine R&rcStu6.wS!Sf Serve God Others from the will by Serving camp. They go Da Paul, Wayne j :» pm. at cam- on overnight field pus. 174 graduates. Hiahoji Navagh pre* Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother trips which aiding and speaking. iMorea Loyko. will •alutatorian; ■A run the gamut from Margaret Yoat. valedic- FRANCISCAN COMMUNITY) torian. Acllvltlta _ speleology (study of caves) to Satan Hall Prep, South Hotpljalai nuralng pharmacy, Orange laboratory. X-ray offlca. and p cho ° library, dnmoailo well in business with botany, from Ecology to biol- • l auditorium. 193 gradu work Schnola; .•atechelhal. In banking, as as doing every **£*-B** h ®P Dougherty prealdlng. Dr. elementary, and aecnndary arhoolai prnfnaaii nal ogy. Cd Ice-prealdent Seton and practical isn't the of the . Pi ' tchnnia or npratns. Homes for iho baking, dough segment community Hailii«n UnKeraUy. Anthony p ased the Ehrhardt, who also is in- speaker. convalescent, and homeless for ob rt ' enn«‘d •"' mlaalnna Ago 14 to SO. only thing volved with scouting, is Vltlllo. student speakers. a Roselle There are so many are all profes- Catholic, Roaelle - 7:30 p.m, Wrila to Vocational Dlrtclrata, people member of the ■t «w hool junior chorus, auditorium. *7 graduates. .SO Morrla Avanuo, Oanvllio Now factors that are sionals and experts in their Jersey equally tennis team, biology, chemis- (Talapbonai OA 7 0001) »up,rior. .prakrr. important. Experience special areas of banking. Joseph try and German clubs and the Zutkis. saiutatorian; Pater and know how arc And their counsel is avail- stage crew for school plays. invaluable intangibles able to no matter He "can you pick out a tunc on MEDI You CAL ire Invited to enroll yeurootf or t loved that are of real benefit to how large or small your the piano," although he has one you when you bank at account may be. With suspended studies in that line to devote sun» National State. Our bread or banking, never more time to other like XCMTMKI experience comes from settle for half a loaf. pursuits ... cycling (2,000 miles in nine months). Both of The iuaiuihio mi students, who mention- LAB RAY techs Sister* Reparation ed “great teachers" as a big of the Congregation of Mary NATIONAL STATE BANK reason for their successes, al- Frovldlne Heme »er Fear end OF NEWARK so exhibited Frlendleit Women end cerlnt for Leatherette bound certificate pride in their their - — —frwf eelrlruel. mentel. ehynce Irvington ■Orongo . Millbitrn.Short Hilla a -_ w# neede.need*. graduating class as well as te N.r.a. CUSTOMARY OfftßHtS: Wait Baaox-Cnldwoll * Cetechlim the school. Each r rr y Iff,*.'”"* te ell eeei m PERPETUAL INDIVIDUAL one queried R«)U«t Catalog Children end Teen Aeeri, ilimitr fki rial (L> • Ihptuil l nmranct ( srpi»aiiox ("Did CJ'. “rime Reildencei *er Work you hear about mg Girli FRANCISCAN MISSIONAIT ONION to make sure the other's vV-de- Vncnilun liireciieee EASTERN *«.. Weil Mth street l«S N. V. II N y 135 WEST Slot STREET, NEW YORK NEW achievement was known. HMfa«.|l*lt,)NYl CM 3 Telephone CHellee ] SUO 1, YORK LOniKte 3-0077. N no euwer, «afl PE &22M 1964 All-Paterson Team June 11, 1064 T II E AIIVOCAT E 13

FIRST TEAM POS SECOND TEAM O. L. Lake Morrison, IB Cahill Bsyley EUsnS VnenchAk, Morris Cath. 2B Laudi, St. Bonaventure's Don Bosco Tech Paterson Choices Spagnola, Bayley-EUaro SS Do Paul Tops All-Diocesan Gleason, lurato, Don Bosco Tech 3B Hannon, St. Mary’s St. John’s Hamway, OF Buscema, Don Bosco Tech By JOHN TEEHAN standing hurlers it became a Don Bosco Tech’s Jim Mary’s, Bill Carofello, De Pope Pius’ Torre Puzzo ( 280) low Di Morris Cath. OF Morris Cath. matter of before paratively batting average Vanni, Adams, TATERSON - Pitchers versatility the Thursland who (8-1) also Paul, and Gerry and ( to Waller, Pope Joe Sandello 353) were (.288) gain the runner-up Boryczewskl, Pope Pius OF Morris Cath. teams nominees could be separated. hurled Makosky, dominated in the Pat- a no-hitter this year, Pius, to mention other some but top runners at that posi- spot. Gillio, Don Bosco Tech C Bayley-Ellard Diocese this in While coaches differed Mike Howard, erson year Murphy (8-2), Our Lady Cahill the nod with Thorsland, Don Bosco Tech P Danny got tion. Reilly, Delbarton more ways than one as enough in various positions to of the Lake, and Rich THIRD Corsetto a .390 average BASE went to Bart P batting and a Murphy, O. L. Lake Ippolito, Morris Cath. 1964 make up three All-Star teams coaches’ choices to the (8-4), St. Bonaventure's, high fielding rating. SHORTSTOP was awarded lurato, Don Bosco Tech, whose P Corsetto, St. Bonaventure’s Baldino, St. Mary’s All-Diocesan teams with apparently little between to indicate. snagged the three starting as- alternate pitcher Spagnola, all-around ability forced Jim Nosal, Pope Plus Ut. Bednarski, St. Bonaventure’s them, the main choices SECOND BASE There were so many out- left signments. All three are right- was deter- who showed some brilliant Hannon, St. Mary's, onto the six pitchers on the first All- handed seniors. mined by the big bat of Jim work in the hole during the second team. lurato, (.371) Star squad two of them in Vnenchak, Morris Lose Opener Catholic season. He sports a .340 bat- was one of the top rated pit- infield positions and one as (.425), while Bob St. Dave Gleason. chers THORSLAND, who also Laudi, ting average. in the area also with utility. De some batted .386 for 23 games and Bonaventure's, made the alter- Paul, shook off tough a 6-3 record. His control was nate berth Pirates Battle to Survive Series DON BOSCO Tech led the drove in 19 runs, struck out with a .346 average. opposition despite his com- outstanding. in World Mur- list of All-Stars with three 80 batters along the way. THE CATCHER'S position NEWARK Seton Hall Uni- elimination berths while Our Lady of the phy, with an earned run aver- tournament, each first base with Lennon when showed little age of .61 included five shut- very opposition baseball team, one of team Lake, Morris Catholic and versity’s plays a game each day lefthanded pitchers oppose. "AU STAR SOUBLE HEADER PITCHERS" to Mario Gillio, also Pope Pius placed two and outs, a two-hitter and three of Don eight battling in the NCAA until eliminated by two losses. Bay- Bosco, Juniors Hank Cushing and St. three-hitters in his triumphs. whose size and strong World Series at Omaha, Neb., Seton dropped its first test ley-Ellard, Bonaventure's John Sielski and sophomore He arm impressed those who saw June to and St. John’s gained one fanned 109 and compiled a 8-12, was ranked seventh Maine, 5-1. Larry Falcon spot Tom Bongiomo provide plenty of .328 he him. His strong hitting (.358) in the final baseball did not have his each on the 12-man squad. batting average as Don Bosco's Jim Thorslond, left, and Pope Pius' Greg college usual control. at not of of depth the backstop for Three pitchers and played the outfield when not Nosal have rattled was the least the points of the season but to coach Sophomore Bill Matusz one util- many batters this season. Each held poll (8-1) Carroll to chose from. This de- considered. Ron man expand the basic nine- on the mound. team Howard, a Ownie Carroll the 1964 Pirates was to try and keep the Pi- ity a hitless. They have 168 strikeouts between them. cision he usually makes just junior, batted his into a rates man team. Eight of the 11 Corsetto struck out an amaz- way are the greatest. alive on June 10. Both were All-Diocesan before each picks. second team berth with .350 game. teams in the diocese ing 162 batters and had a "It is feather in the Coach Carroll’s are rep- a one- a great starting line- Watson (4-0) was also ready average. resented on the first squad. hitter and three shutouts. He team’s cap,” the 17-year Se- up with Falcon on the mound for mound duty. Pitcher Mike Murphy was batted .379 in 17 games play- ton said before his included Bill Lennon at first. OUTFIELDERS’ mentor Monteleone at positions is now the the only one to repeat on the ing other positions when not squad took off from Newark Jack Tracy and Dan Waraksa went to Mike Hamway, St. .390 mark in and con- first team from last at second and batting year. pitching. Airport on June 3. He was short in that to John’s; Bob Di Vanni, Morris tinues lead the team. Tracy So close was the competi- speaking of the Pirates’ suc- order, and captain Johnny Catholic, and Mike Boryczew- sports a .333 record average. tion for the three mound jobs, THE FIRST BASE assign- cess in advancing into the Monteleone at third. ski, Pope Pius. Lefthanded swinger Cadenazzi that two hurlers who held ment went to the Lakers’ Jim World the first time Hamway with a .432 aver- Series, Sophomore Dick Wieczezak is to up .322. Switchhitter teams hitloss once this season Morrison, a 6-2, 190-pounder, had that was choice they accomplished was to patrol centerficld with age top of those Wieczezak is .319. were relegated to other who rated "ready for posi- was a who feat. junior Jim Queli in left. Kerry had seen him perform. Two of the three catch- tions on the team. Allan Spag- major league" tryout afield Di Vanni's .455 The Pirates took a 24-3 rec- O'Connor and Mike Cadenazzi Sielski helped his ers, and Bongiomo nola, Bayley-Ellard (7-2) and and was .417 at the plate. ord into the series against platoon in Don Butkie- selection over fellows like Tony right. are over .300 with .317 Greg Nosal (6-3) were moved There considerable com- was Busccma and Ray Reid of Maine’s 16-6. In the double eicz, a sophomore, switches at Don and .316 marks respec- to shortstop and utility re- petition for the runner-up spot Bosco Tech. Dennis Makosky tively. spectively. between Jack Altemus, St. and Jim Adams of Morris School Baseball Catholic. Mike Boryczewski, of 1963 Final Replay Pope Pius, who batted .328, Final Tests Set was credited with long-ball po- Tourney tential and find fielding skill. Greg Nosal, Pope Pius, NEWARK —Two North Jer- Bon’s woes by ousting the Gray Bees Face GNT Title Battle snared the sey Catholic teams face school from the state tourney, utility position on the strength of his championship tests this week 4-1. NEWARK— Baseball coach Newark Tournament. short and Andy Marchese tight pitch- ing, skillful fielding and as the school baseball Joe Kasberger of St. Bene- The Mounties, now 26-1 and (.313) at first base rounding steady high IN PAROCHIAL A, Seton to hatting (.353). Chuck Bednar- season draws to a rain-delay- dict's Prep considers himself top seeded, had rally in the out an infield which is “pretty Hail Prep romped over St. ski, St. Bonaventure’s ed end. a pessimist because he has last three innings to beat Un- tight pitcher, Cecilia’s, hold defensively." Englewood, to was given the seen what can happen in high ion, 9-8, June 5 in the semi- Ciurczak will start in the utility assign- Don Bosco Tech was to take onto the championship. In Pa- ment on the second team. school baseball and so he drills final game. They overcame a championship tilt with Bob the field against Edison Tech rochial B division, St. Mary’s, his Bees to "hang to June 9 for the vocational Gray on seven-run deficit and knocked Pettiti (.309) catching. Far- Jersey City, won the title by the ball”—not to drop it in the out sophomore pitcher A1 San- rell (.333), “a great fielder Team Seeks school crown and Our Lady of dumping Bayley-Ellard, 2-0. Games the excitement of tagging a runner torino. who can range well” will flank Lake, Lake Mohawk, was The Big Conference is BUTLER St. Eight or fielding a grounder and not centerfielder De Anthony’s to take for SO NOW Augie Rosa on Holy Family Kasberger docs CYO mired in indecision and con- to throw it away. Anticipating (.316). Frank Casadonte baseball team here is the Parochial C championship. fusion with all not have to face Santorino concerned look- errors is almost an obsession (.286) will seeking Sunday afternoon again. The last time the Gray be in right if a Don Bosco wound up tied for ing forward games to be to a meeting to with him because errors ac- righthanded pitcher starts for played either the championship in the Pat- straighten the out. The Bees faced the Union ace they home at Butler School mess counted for two of his team'a Montclair. Otherwise it will be High lost, 4-3, in 10 innings, a bob- erson Catholic Conference new system in use this year, three losses this field or away. Interested season. ble and wild throw Me Adams (.322). thanks to St. Joseph's sur- in which four teams each deciding teams dates play Still he has good reason to Kasberger pinpoints "great may arrange by win (its first) over St. the issue. prise other twice and four other be confident into New- the main force be- calling Edward Martin going said Santorino hitting” as Bonaventure's. It forced the teams in another division ark Schools Stadium, June 13 Kasberger 838-1470 or Heywang the hind the Gray Bcea’ drive. Joseph Bonnies to share the crown. once, has not fared too well was one of best pitchers 838-6799. against Montclair in the cham- The team had an average of Holy Family also added to St. in the rainy his team has encountered, al- season. of the Greater 7-5 pionship game though he thought the Bees .320 before its semifinal victory over Livingston, June might have fared better in a for CHILDREN 5. whose record this return clash. He hopes his Farrell, season is 9-2, is the second squad of heavy hitters will be for RELIGIOUS better able to handle the choice for mound duty. Tom Koleszar (3-0) and Ray Walsh for EVERYONE Mounties in a replay of the OF (1-0) will be ready also. 1963 finale won by Montclair, a CATHOLIC 8-3. St. Benedict's is riding Five of his stars graduated seven-game winning streak while the BOOKS June s—Tom Ciurczak, Ralph Mounties have taken 57 HakcySt,Htnrk Lilore, Dennis Farrell, Mike their last 24 games. McAdams and Mike Petriello. Ciurczak, third baseman last Authorized New Car Dealers year, was moved to the mound to bolster a weak staff, and UNION COUNTY Sales - Service sports an 11-1 record. In the cleanup spot he is batting about .450 for 26 games and WHEN BUYING OR TRADING plays the outfield when not At BENICK DODGE pitching. Pctriello's fine play YOUR at third kept Ciurczak from GET On The Brand New alternating at that spot. « Knm DEALER! ALL LILORE leads all the hitters 3 with a .489 average. He plays ’64 DODGE second base and is the team 1. Lower Prices 2. Better Service 3. Immediate captain. Rich Sabella is at ~RasnhleJt. Delivery That i What Makes the Bl| Difference between Benick Dodce and other dealer*. The price* are always right at Benick Dodge . . . You'll Ilka the MORE VALUE • MORE COMFORT efficient way our_ service work is done at Benick Dodge OMAHA BOUND - Seton Hall University's baseball team boards at Newark jet plane MORE ECONOMY • MORE STYLE Airport, June 7, for a to flight Omaha, Neb., where the Pirates were to compete BONDS in the College World Series this week. Benick Area Penetration Insurance Call PL 6-8664 Shop Today! Authorized Dodge Dealer Scholastic Track DODGE 123 East sth St., Mile East ef Garden state Exit .111 Plainfield Hoblitzell Rambler 110 W. Westfield Ave. BENICK Roselle Park. CH 5-7222 Trio Vies in BEN W. Mile MILANA. Outstanding Race PRESIDENT >scoscosccocc>coc>oooooococoocco2ccocos<9cooodcc< ED GRANT But it By was the mile that beaten fifth behind Fred Eg- stole the show as nine BEST HIGHLAND PARK - Greg boys gers of St. Michael’s. FOR THE DEALS IN AUTOMOBILES OVER ran under 4:25 and six Ryan and John O’Leary, of of Mulvihill lost his chance for 150 them broke the old rec- ONLY Essex Catholic will return to group a double when he ran into Bot- USED GAYLIN ord of 4:23.5, held A1 their scene of at the by vin. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC triumph CARS OFFERS YOU THE LOWEST stadium here June Adams, present Villanova high school 433 North Ave., Westfield, N.J. 13 star. Ryan set a fast pace and to race Don Morgan of PRICES ON USED CARS had left Clearview in New Jersey’s enough to beat Ed Teh 232-3700 Myers of Eustace by NEW schoolboy "mile of the cen- Bishop five EDMUND J. ROTCHFORD, Pres. PLUS tury." yards. SETON HALL UNIVERSITY BUICKS The race was set Es- & 100% Parts and up by THE 880 WAS much easier A FINE SELECTION OF WESTFIELD Labor sex coach Fred Dwyer after for OPELS O'Leary, who ran away Guarantee at No Cost to You all three had shattered group TRADED USED CARS from teammate Tom of Hayes “Tht physical fitnsss ovary American citizen mult bo our constant records at the NJSIAA cham- and Phil Banashek Of All Makes 3rd of St. The nood for Incroaiod ottontion tho Pontiac in New Cor Soles June 6. It will take concern. to phyticol fitnon of BUICK • MU 8-9100 pionships Peter’s on the final GAYLIN lap. Hayes Si oitoblilhod. In this THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR the first "meet our youth doarly aniworing challenge, wo look place during was disqualified for bumping decisive fore# Open Till f of sponsored by to our ichooli o» tho in a ronowod notinol offort to champions” Banashek in the last 50 yards, CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Wed. 4 Sat. 2140 MORRIS AVE., UNION the New Jersey association of itrongthon tho phyiical fllntti of youth." TUI A but the incident had no effect MooocooeooeoooocoeooooooooooooooGeoooeooeooo the National Track and Field on O’Leary’s victory. JOHN F. KENNEDY Federation. Hasselberger seemed a sure mile in THE ACTION Ryan ran a 4:20.1 double winner in the hurdles, WHERE IS! the Parochial division. Mor- until he ran afoul of the school undontond tho first “At a former teacher, I phyiical education prob- SPECIAL! gan was clocked at 4:18.1 tak- barrier in the low hurdles fi- lem* face of groat in tho educational wo ... importance procoii It a title. ing Group II O'Leary nal and finished a badly- tho nood for sound physical activity In our nation's schools. Only In this CHRYSLER'S all new ECONOMY CAR captured the Parochial 880 in bo assured thot America's future will INCIUDINO a record 1:55.9, but will move way can wo today's youth OLDSMOBILE *1595 THE bo and citizens." FOLLOWING EQUIP. up to the mile this weekend. St. Luke's Wins vigorous, creative, participating DASH THERE WILL actually be LYNDON B. JOHNSON /HEATER /DEFROSTERS /PADDED S VISORS /ARM RESTS /DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS /PERM OIL FILTER WASHER two meets on Saturday's card. Big 8 Crown /WINDOW The New Jersey Catholic RUTHERFORD-St. Luke’s SELECTION GUARANTEED Track Conference schools will ONLY DIRECT FACTORY GOOD USED CARS easily defended its Big Eight PHYSICAL EDUCATION their between the TOWN split entry Catholic Conference track and Park affair and the Highland field title at Memorial Field AS A CAREER FOR MEN OLDS DEALER in the STATE MURPHY BROS. MOTOR SALES annual Eastern championships here June 7, scoring 68 points Island. NEW and USED CARS 501 NO. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH • EL 5-5600 at Randalls to 37 for DePaul, making its The of tho lot# Pretldent HU 6-5555 Bergen Catholic was an easy last start in the circuit. perianal concern Kennedy and Pretident Elizabeth's Only Authorized Dealer Johmon for tho of 400 E. ST. GEORGES AVE. N.J. winner of the Parochial team Tom and Bob l’rofit- phyilcol education our boyi and glrli hoi croatod LINDEN, Kelly CHRYSLER • IMPERIAL • PLYMOUTH • VALIANT • SIMCA demand for title for the second year In a ko were the big point scorer* a groat phyiical oducation toachon. If you aro planning row, Essex and Chris- for the Lucans with 221* to If for of topping loach, you aro looking a Unlvonity couno itudy to pre- tian Brothers Academy. Bill between them, while for luccouful then points pare you living, you owe It to younelf to Inveitigote UNION COUNTY’S LARGEST VOLUME FORD DEALER Madden, Jim Wenthe. Tom John Brown set a record of what Phyiical education hoi to offer you. ONE OF THE CHEVROLET BIG Obrotka and Bob Higgins 2:01.4 in the 880 and Bob Kor- 5 Tho four year program at Solon Hall Unlvorilty for the for the prepare! you compiled 38 points an posted anew mark of fieldl of phyiical oducation, health oducation, rocrootlon and coaching, Crusaders. 4:27.1 in the mile. In each loadi to a lachelor of Science degree ond latlifloi Hate requirement! Five records were broken case, the boys broke their own for certification In ond elementary tecondary gradot In public, paro- In the Parochial division and records. Profitko set a record chial and private ichooli. Gil Botvin of Notre Dame, in the shot put and also woo Trenton, became the first the discus. If Interoited and from that section to hold an Our Lady of the Valley ac- you are with further Information write tor all-group record when he counted for a pair of new VICTOR J. DIFILIPPO, Chairman SEE THEM cleared 13-2 In the pole vault. marks as Ron Plumstead won ALL Ed Mulvlhill smashed hla own the 440 in 52,1, then anchored Department of Health, Phyiical (duration and Recreation AT MOORE high jump mark, going over the 880-yard relay team in School of (duration WHERE YOU BUY & SAVI TOMORROW THE WORLD’S LARGEST the bar at 8-3 W. and Jeff 1:33.9. Jeff Hasselberger of SETON HAU UNIVERSITY NAPPA FORD INC. of DePaul low- DePaul established mark of Hasselberger a "Where An AutemoMle le told South MOORE CHEVROLET dvary ee Mlnutni" ered the hurdles mark to 15.1 in the high new Orange, New Toney ELIZABETH EL 4-3700 high hurdles, 655 NEWARK AVE. ELIZABETH 14.7. to tli* meet. •errtn* Union Count; For Over SB Yura Closed Wed. Even ■L Open Ivee. 'til II p. M. 14 THE ADVOCATE June 11, 1961 Blue Reunion Set Foothold Starts March Army For July in Plainfield

PLAINFIELD - The 10th two to "Europe one leaving Tuly To reun- Missions anniversary pilgrimage 18 with Rev. Michael J. Successful ion of the Blue Army of Our Moran of St. Mary’s as chap- Lady of Fatima will be held lain and one leaving Oct. 5 The foundation of a mission 4-5 July at St. Mary’s parish with Rev. Martin F. Sherry of station in a pagan land means with scheduled here, a trip to St. as chaplain, and of for the Mary’s permanent occupation a Society Propagation the World’s Fair Vatican Pa- one to Guadalupe, Mexico, district: securing a foothold vilion of the Faith on the second day. Nov. 29 with Rev. Charles H. among the people. Archbishop Boland will cele- Gascoyne as chaplain. In these mission stations is Archdiocese of Newark: brate a Mass to open the pro- centered all missionary activi- Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, S.T.D. gram July 4 at St. Mary’s ty; the educational and char- Very Rev. John F. Davis Msgr. Church and will then preside itable 31 institutions, the work- Mulberry St., Newark 2, N.J. Phone 623-8308. at a meeting of the pilgrims shops and industrial plants. Hours: 9 a.m. ■*+£• Daily, to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 11, in the school As From auditorium. In Long these stations radiates the Diocese of Paterson: afternoon, there will be a missionary activity reaching Rt. Marian procession and holy over the entire Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis community. hour with As You Live If the work of the mission- 24 DeGrasse St., Paterson 1, N.J. Phone ARmory 4-0400 Auxiliary Bishop Hours: Dougherty as speaker. aries is be then Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 9 a.m. 12. you will receive a to lasting, the p.m.; Saturday, to DEPENDABLE A 7 and Donations to the banquet at p.m. in the stations should be strongly es- Society for the Propagation of the GOOD INCOME If Park Hotel, invest tablished. Faith income tax Plainfield, will you your sn This calls for build- are deductible. Irt In close the activities. B s our ings churches, rectories, day’s SA D. ANNUITY Speakers at the will PLAN. schools, convents, catechu- banquet be You also share In the wherever it is now John M. Haffert of the Blue menates, dispensaries, hos- needed most a student in Rome. “Oth- great work of the Missions Army and Msgr. Thomas pitals. urgently. ers, destined for the diocesan J. and help in educating priests and Brethren for Do not put off whatever priesthood Giilhooly, dean of the Paterson What better gift in the help in Fiji, are studying the Missions. branch • Certain tax advantages. form of you can give in this important in Australia and New of Seton Hall Univer- memorial or of just • A Lasting Memorial ant' phase of mission work. sity. I plain gratitude to God could Zealand,” the Bishop writes remembrances in many On Masses and joyfully. PASSAIC Francis Gera, left, and Rev. Michael Shear July 5, the pilgrims will prayers. be erected than a mission ORDINATIONS - Rev. P. of Newark WRITE FOR FREE INFORMATION Center Trains leave at “The diocesan were ordained in the 7:30 a.m. for the fair, plant, in whole or in part, that clergy is now Byzantine Rite of St. Michael's Cathedral, Passaic, June 7. Above, SOCIETY OF where they will attend Mass will help generations to know African Leaders established in Fiji, though in they are still in deacon's vestments during the first part of the Divine offered liturgy, by and then the THE DIVINE WORD a small But now I tour grounds. and love God in years to The Social way. am Bishop Stephen J. Kocisko of the Eparchy of Passaic, assisted Michael Training Center faced with by Msgr. Dudick, The Blue Army plans three Annuity Dept. GIRARD, PA. come? Your gift to the Society in the burden of sup- chancellor. Nyegezi, Tanganyika, re- later this lor the Propagation of the porting and housing these cler- pilgrimages year: ports that 1,200 applications Faith will be forwarded im- gy among people who as yet were received for the 70 seats mediately to the missions are unable to support them. available for this year’s fresh- Over 30,000 Fijians are Cath- man class. ALBERT H. HOPPER, Inc. but this is only of Msgr. olic, 7.9% Gallagher The founded center, by the the total MONUMENTS • White population. To win MAUSOLEUMS Fathers in 1961, has as to Visit more souls for Christ we need Bishop its task to discover and train BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER more native priests.” leaders for the developing St. Antoninus Native sons understand Noting the Anniversary African nations. Two other flocks they are shepherding SAVE UP TO 30% Stanton will make centers, one in the and IRVINGTON Bishop Congo - Eu- at and are better able to win Msgr. athletics Seton Hall College. an appeal for the Society the other in West Africa, are their gene R. Gallagher, pastor of In why Alb.rl H. Hoppar Is th. largsst souls for Christ. Will you 1929, he was assigned to St. sRaasons also manuf.ctur.r ol M.morlsls In Naw for the Propagation of the operating. these St. Paul the Apostle Church Cassian’s, Jarsay help native Bishops Upper Montclair, ■ Wo post on to our customers a work The course in- '■up- here as progresses. Faith June 14 at St. An- 18-month here, will celebrate a in 1930 to of to 30% We have port their clergy? Solemn and Immaculate saving up by soiling • at our plant a large to the stock Newark. cludes social ethics, sociology, Mass of direct purchaser. of raw material, enabling toninus, Very Rev. Thanksgiving June 14 Conception, Montclair. lie All done • work Is by local stone- us to complete your choice on Walter B. economics, political science, at noon to mark Sullivan, 0.P., Work for the 40th an- served as administrator there, cutters A carvers here at our short notke. Lepers plant, assuring of Immediate • From the pastor. community development, co- niversary of his ordination to 1938-1945. you raw granite to the set- delivery.. ting of the completed monument, operatives, credit unions, la- the • You Inspect the memorial The Bishop thanks Father A Full-Time Job priesthood. When St. Paul the Apostle can we personally handle. bor movements, journalism, There Sullivan and the other will also be a recep- parish was formed in pas- From Ikom, Nigeria, comes 1948, publicity, communications and tion in the 329-341 RIDGE NORTH ARLINGTON tors of the archdiocese for word school auditorium Msgr. Gallagher was named ROAD, arts. from the Medical Mis- for parishioners and at Opposite Holy Croti Cemetery making these appeals pos- sionaries of Mary that their friends its first pastor and celebrated WY 1-2266 This is a big educational pro- 3:30 sible, work the p.m., with Msgr. Gal- the initial Mass at the Olym- gram and money is needed for among lepers is a full-time lagher celebrating Solemn Park rink. its job. They serve one pic skating support. Your help would Benediction. segregation 33 In the evening, a Assisting at the June 14 be most village and acceptable. dinner will be held at treatment centers in the Afri- the Mass will be Rev. Charles R. Robert can bush, where about 2,000 Treat Hotel, Newark, Callahan, deacon, Rev. George WEEK-END Missionary bishop with Msgr. Edward J. Flem- RETREATS leprous persons are treated S. Macho, subdeacon, and Rev. In Time of Need Seeks Assistance ing, vice president of Seton Gerald A. \FOR THE LAITY monthly. Marchand, master Hall of Medical are essen- University, giving the ceremonies, all of St. A missionary Bishop from supplies Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD tial their principal address. Paul's. Fiji has been there for 27 to work, as the al- lowance local authorities The preacher will For: MEN, WOMEN, years since his ordination. by MSGR. GALLAGHER is be Whose for a careful and service is in accordwith He leprosy work has been cut graduate Rev. John P. Hourihan, di- understanding HUSBAND and WIFE was appointed Bishop 19 of St. Peter’s Prep before to one-fifth of normal. “In rector of the Apostolate for the the traditions years ago, the dioces- and Seton Hall College. He of Holy Mother Church Conducted by tho monkt of fact,” writes Sister Deaf in the Archdiocese of an clergy even existed. “You Mary was ordained June 14, 1924, Saint Paul'i Abbay Benedict, “a Newark. can imagine my he M.M.M., recent joy," says, after completing theology at Plmm mako rooorvatlona tarty “w-hen the first consignment of drugs received Fijian dioces- Immaculate Conception Semi- Writ* for Information to from abroad is the an priest was ordained in first of its then Plan Installation PETER J. QUINN McLaughlin journal sq. DIRECTOR OP RETREATS nary, in South Orange. He kind which we have received Cuttn of Rome in 1959.’’ Pa art Ratroot Houao later earned a doctor of Funeral Director FUNERAL HOME tt. this year.” philo- JERSEY CITY Raymond BERGEN COUNTY Paul-i Abboy, Nawtoa. MJ. Four more priests were or- at | 320 sophy degree Fordham Uni- Caroselli will be installed as BELLEVILLE AVENUP 625 Pavonia Ave. dained in 1962 while Grateful for the help and another is versity. president the thoughtfulness of benefactors, of St. Joseph's HENNESSEY BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Jersey City, N.J. the missionaries Msgr. Gallagher spent 13 Holy Name Society at the June 8-1260 J. A. realize the FUNERAL HOME Pilgrim McLaughlin sacrifices years at All Saints, Jersey l. with Rev. Peter the help entails. r - meeting, Manager City, before named to S. 232 KIPP AVENUE CORNY & GORNY Medicines are so expensive being Rush, pastor and mod- 659-5466 head student and HASBROUCK that without assistance from activities erator. officiating. HEIGHTS, N. J MORTUARY abroad, “the missions would ATlas 8-1362 399 HOOVER AVE. EARL F. BOSWORTH not be able to do all the good EDWARD F. KUGLER BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 311 WILLOW AVENUE that are at they doing pres- INDIA: A Homo Pilgrim 3-8400 HOBOKEN, N. J. ;nt,” Sister PLUNDERED TABERNACLE Community says Mary Bene- Oldfield 9-1455 Jict, For Funerals FLOOD FUNERAL HOME adding that the mission- A PLUNDERED TABERNACLE CONTAINING consecrated 311 FIFTH ST. Oldfield 9-1456 aries every day for their Hosts found Andrew W. Flood, pray was on a beach recently in southern The Mgr. India. SADDLE BROOK. N.J. ocnefactors, begging that help tabernacle had been stolen 112 So. Munn Ave. from a BUNNELL FUNERAL HOME •vill continue for their poor, Business Phone 773-6500 East N. church, probably by the Ezhuvas, a Orange, J. miserable sick Residence Phone 777-0869 41 Highland Ave. people. Communist-dominated sect of Hin- 4-4445 ORange N. J. dus . 17 TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE Jersey City, . . Meanwhile. families MArket 2-2530 tr/n A. (some 100 people all told) M Charles Stevens, 32nd IrishFeis have be- \YWOOD - BOGOTA HUELSENBECK -3 come Catholics in PANDAMKARI, ~ LITTLE FERRY Manager At w Hunter a vlllase not far from where the MEMORIAL HOME DElaware 3-6446 INTEREST College HUbbard 7-3050 tabernacle NEW YORK - was found. native 1108 The 32nd an- The So. Ave. JOHN J. Orange nual Feis priest, who baptized them, calls FEENEY ft SONS LAWRENCE G. QUINN Paid from of sponsored by the Newark 6, N. J. Day Deposit on United Irish Counties them his “shining lights.” He hopes 232 FRANKLIN AVENUE FUNERAL HOME Associa- Karl W. Huelsenbeck and prays will tion of New York, will be held that they help con- N. 298 RIDGEWOOD, J. Director ACADEMY ST. Tcrt thc,r r *l*U»** In- ONE June 14 the Tfc. •• • Southern at Hunter College Tb* a.l * „• . Gilbert 4-7650 YEAR Holy Fob* , M,n*m Aui dla |, ESsex 2-1600 (at Bergen Square) , n turmoil. Observers it campus in The Bronx, begin- say JERSEY The lor ibt Orirnul could GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME CITY, N. J. Convenient, at Church easily "go Communistic.” Our ning noon. CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE native priests and Sisters of trained 335 UNION SW 8-8114 Bonk That CERTIFICATES Over 6,000 will (many them by the mem- STREET Friendly competitors bers of this 77 PARK STREET Association) are determined that India be converted take part in 172 events of HACKENSACK, N.J. Serves You Better! Irish to You RIEMAN FUNERAL HOME Christ .. can help. PANDAMKARI needs MONTCLAIR, N. J. OF songs, music and dance. . a parish HUbbard 7-1010 DEPOSIT Judge church, the of which will 1914 basement be used for adult educa- 4-0005 NEW YORK James J. Comerford Pilgrim AVENUE will be tion, parish meetings, HUNT FUNERAL HOME and teaching the catechism .. . The UNION master of ceremonies. church CITY, N. J. will cost the 1601 PALISADE AVE. GEORGE AHR ft SON only $1,200, since parishlonrrs will do the work. UNIon 7-6767 need 700 NYE AVENUE They $l, $5, $lO gifts, however, to purchase the materials FORT LEE, N. J.

000 ... If to ’l,OOO you’d like build this N. J. #*25, church In PANDAMKARI, JAMES A. HUNT IRVINGTON, Theologians Meet or of PECULARl SPECIAL NEW YORK (NC) The part it, as a memorial to your loved please write to Director ESsex 3-1020 Jill CHECKINGACCOUNTS, ones, MORRIS COUNTY Pinonil Autt Catholic us now. Whatever can give, you’ll have a share In hous- leant, Leant, Safe Depesit Bout Theological Society cf you Windsor 4-1202 ing the Sacrament. FUNERAL An* All Otter Senlcei America will hold its 1964 Blessed REZEM HOME Bankinf con- THOMAS J. DIFFILY vention June 22-25. Francis 579 Grove Street SCANLAN 41 AMES Cardinal of New AVENUE N. J. Spellman NEW YORK THE Irvington, FUNERAL HOMES York t DAY’S MAIL RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMMERCIAL will be host to the dele- ESsex 2-8700 781 THE MAIL WE RECEIVE each Newark Pompton Tpk. gates, who will meet to relate morning Is a stamp collec- WEbiter 9-0098 tor’s delight. There are letters from INDIA, JORDAN. LE- FUNERAL Pompton Plains, N. J. theological science to current STANTON HOME BANON, ETHIOPIA, IRAN, IRAQ, ERITREA. GREECE, and TE 5-4156 TRUST CO. problems. 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE CYPRUS—to mention only nine of our 18 mission countries. SH 2-6433 ESSEX COUNTY NUTLEY, N. J. OF NEW JERBEY Moat of for these letters arc requests help . . . When you tell to NOrth 7-3131 us use your gift “where It’s needed most,” it goes to a 15 E«chan(« Place, j ertey city Life or hardworking mission priest Sister for food or clothing, the JOHN J. QUINN 1t Convenient Offices for Family CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE PASSAIC COUNTY Full Service care of children, the or Bankinr lepers, aged, abandoned ... It’s gifts FUNERAL HOME 69 HIGH STREET bayonni . like yours that keep the mission Church JERSEY CITY . union alivel 323-329 PARK AVENUE city P*a-CANA FOR TMB BNOAOIO OMN UONOAV (VININOI llmpt - ORANGE, N. J. J 3 ~ **• 4«*»pb’«. ORANGE, N. J. QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME J *"*» Cil» * l^r«M*The- IMw, HE* at, tto I j jml ORange 4-7554 27-29 J“«* 1,11 YOUR 3-6348 HARDING AVENUE Hiitetn rtouAt JaaaahW STREET: YOU ORange mauve emeu am* , tonu . earoeu meunexee com. N. July 1219 _ Strauctu, lmmaculala A CLIFTON, J. IT’S SMALL WORLD, you realize, when you read our KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME Conception. HE J 9391. mall. The missions PRescott 7-3002 July 12-19 Berkeley Helihta. Little are only hours away by air: 101 UNION AVENUE HUDSON COUNTY Mower. 19942 U. GIVE sacred article □ a for a mission chapel: BELLEVILLE, N. J. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME Mass 9-3503 Kit $lOO Statue $3O Plymouth LEBER FUNERAL HOME 171 WASHINGTON PLACE Altar 75 Crucifix 25 FRANK McGEE 20th ST. & HUDSON BLVD. PASSAIC, N. J. AN Vestments 50 25 ASSURED LIFE Stations 525 SUMMER AVENUE PRescott 7-0141 INCOME UNION N. J. . Monstrance 40 Censer 20 CITY, N. J. Chalice 40 NEWARK, UNIon 3-1100 Linens ;. 15 SCANLAN Clborlum HUmboldt 2-2222 40 Bell 5 with many spiritual remembrances in the and HOWARD J. BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME prayers Masses □ TRAIN a native Sister. The cost: MURRAY $12.50 a month, $l5O 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. E. 28th St. & 12th Ave. of our S.V.D. Catholic a year. ($3OO for the two-year course). FUNERAL SERVICE Missionaries throughout the world. WEST NEW N. Block North of MICHAEL YORK, J. (1 B'way) □ FEED a refugee The J. MURRAY. family for one month. cost: $lO. UNIon 7-0373 Paterson Invest our Director your money HELP EDUCATE a through □ native priest. The cost: $8.33 a SH 2-6433 month, 206 BELLEVILLE AVENUE LIFE INCOME MISSION $lOO a year. ($6OO for the alx-ycar course.) WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC. CONTRACT BLOOMFIELD, N.J. 2200 HUDSON BLVD. OORNY ft GORNY PI 3-2527 (AN UNION CITY, N. J. MORTUARY ANNUITY) MENTION THE MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL. 519 MARSHALL Never failed an Interest obligation. OUR LEGAL TITLE: MURPHY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM SCHLEMM, STREET THE CATHOLIC NE JR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS MANAGER PATERSON, N. J. 4-5400 High interest rates depend upon checks * rm GRACE MURPHY UNIon 7-1000 MUlberry your aga-“ Dear Monslgnor Ryan; mailed six months for WILLIAM T. NEELY every life. Enclosed please find for WILLIAM SCHLEMM, INC GORMLEY FUNERAL HOME 301 ROSEVILLE Your AVENUE 539 good deed will assist students to BERGEN AVE. 154 WASHINGTON PLACE needy the Priesthood. NEWARK, N. J. JERSEY CITY, N. J. N. 3-2600 PASSAIC, J. HUmboldt JOHN J. CARTY, PRescott 9-3183 Information held in CORNY I CORNY MANAGER MORTUARY HEnderson 4-0411 strict confidence. Oty .Zone... .State. 303 MAIN STREET UNION COUNTY McLaughlin downtown EAST ORANGE, N. J. WRITE FUNERAL HOME ORange 2-2414 TODAY TO I&flkartast (Missions A 591 Jersey Ave. GORNY ft OORNY ■ L. V. MULLIN ft SON KANOSr Jersey City, N.J. MORTUARY CARDINAL SFEUMAN, President 976 BROAD STREET J. A. Jr. 330 ELIZABETH M»9r. Joseph T. tyoa. Natl Sas’y McLaughlin, AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. N. REV. FATHER ■risottos Manager ELIZABETH, J. RALPH, s.v.d. catholic universities MArket 3-0660 653-2266 Ellxabeth 2-1415 CAICATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION 316 N. MICHIGAN Im* Avo. CHICAGO 1 Mariboo at 42ori It. Now York. M. T. 10017 for listing in this section call The Advocate, MArket 4-0700 for June 1964 Pray Them 11, THE ADVOCATE 15 Fr. Lee, Paterson Former Pastor Noting Jubilee Native, Dies SAG HARBOR, L.I. Very years and was then pastor of Rev. Salvatore P. D'Alessan- St. Philip Neri, be- HIGHLAND, NY. Rev. bert, S.S.J., of St. Joseph’s. the music 1956-1959, department of Geor- dro, S.A.C., former pastor of St. fore Charles A. Lee, 56, a native and Sister St. Xa- assuming hi£ duties here. Roselle, gian Court College, died June Neri of 1 Philip Church, Newark, Paterson, died June in vier, S.S.J., of Newark, died 3 at Paul Kimball Hospital, will celebrate a Solemn Mass the sacristy of St. Augustine June 3 at Bayonne Hospital. Lakewood. of June 13 at 2.6 Million Church here, where he had Thanksgiving 11 Edward Malanowski of Ba- Laurence A. Leavey, 53, in been pastor since last Decem- a.m. St. Andrew’s Church executive secretary of the A yonne, father of Sister Mary here to mark the 25th anniver- Have Seen Pieta ber. Solemn Requiem Mass Catholic Marceline, C.g S.F., of Dela- Library Association of his ordination. was offered Jan. 6 sary at St. Aug- from 1946 to 1952, died NEW YORK (NC) More ware, died June 4 at Bayonne May Father D’Alessandro is rec- ustine’s Church. 28 at than 2.6 Hospital. his New York home. tor and million persons Father Lee attended St. Jo- novice master of the more than 65 thousand a day—- seph's John Stillwaggon, 68, of Pallottine Fathers novitiate School, Paterson, and visited the Vatican Pavilion in Kearny, father of Sister An- In your prayers also remem- here. He was born in Castel- St. Benedict’s Prep, Newark. the first 40 of the drea Marie of the Sisters ber these, deceased luneta, Italy, and entered the days New He later graduated from No- of your York World's St. Pallottines there Fair. tre Mary, St. Louis, Mo., died priests: in 1926. He Dame University and was June 3 at completed his studies in Slightly more than four out of ordained there in 1934. West Hudson Hos- Rome ISetvark 10 pital. . . . and was ordained every visitors to the fair For 18 years, Father Lee July 30, 1939. have gone through the Vatican taught at Cathedral Boleslaw Rev. James Zuccarelli, June DIAMOND College, Zietko, 45, of Gar- exhibit and viewed JUBILARIANS - 1927 In 1940, Father D'Alessandro Michelan- Mr. and Mrs. Raimondo Messineo of the minor in 12, St. Michael's parish, Pas- seminary New field, brother of Sister Mary gelo's classic saic, were the Rev. Patrick came to the U.S. and serve-1 Pieta. among jubilariancouples honored at St. Philip the Apostle, Clifton, June York City. He was later an Nativitas, C.S.S.F., of Dela- Byrne, June 14. 1907 as an assistant at churches in 7. The couple is their 60th this assistant at the Church 4 celebrating anniversary year. At left is Msgr. Carlo Cianci, of Our ware, died June at home. Brooklyn and Manhattan. He BIRTH FIGURES pastor of St. Michael's, and at right. Savior, New York, and St. Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. Mul- prove the Bishop Navagh. Mrs. Anna B. Katlack, 54, was pastor of St. John the Catholic Matthew’s, Hastings-on-Hud- hall, June 14, 1942 market in North Jer- of Elizabeth, mother of Sister Baptist, Baltimore, for six son, before named to St. sey is an market. being Thomas Rev. Michael Szparka, June expanding Name New Rector Augustine’s. Anne of St. Peter’s, New Brunswick, died June 6 15, 1916 Survivors include two broth- For Retreat House at Alexian Brothers Hospital. Very Rev. William McNulty. John ers, Lee of Neptune and June 18, 1922 WEST END Rev. Joseph Raymond Lee Owen Dowling, 74, of Ba- of Glen Rock, Rev. G. uncle Alexander M. Petrone McManus, C.SS.R., has and two sisters, Mrs. Francis onne, of Rev. John C. been named of St. Ro- June 18, 1930 rector of San Al- McCranor and Dorothy Lee of Dowling Joseph's, fonso Retreat House here suc- Fair Lawn. selle, and Rev. Michael J. Paterson witA . . . SAFETY ceeding Rev. Richard F. Dowling of Church of the Other Deaths Rev. O'Malley. C.SS.R., who has . . . Presentation, Upper Saddle Blase Szymaszck, E been reassigned. Msgr. River, died June 1 at home. O M. Conv., June 12, 1961 Save Theopilus 84, Opatmy, Rev. A native of Boston, Father vicar general John J. Culliney, June cutd of the Prague Mrs. Ellen M. Brush, 79, of 13, 1954 PROFIT McManus was ordained in Archdiocese until forced to re- Union, former housekeeper at 1937 Rt. Rev. Msgr. and spent 18 years in sign in 1951 the Commun- St. Laurence by Mary’s rectory, Rahway, Szove, Puerto Rico. ist June 14, 1944 regime, died there May 22. and mother of Sister Eliza- Rev. Rupert McCann, 0.F.M.. beth Mary of Christ the King, June Educator to Mrs. Leo Harrlty, 68, of 18, 1958 Speak Hillside, died June 2 on a Union, sister of Sister COMPLETE HOME ROSELLE M. Ce- visit PARK - Dr .1 to her daughter. cil of Immaculate Heart of Henry Zanzalari, guidance di- Mary Convent, Inwood, L.1., John P. Ryan of Hoboken, SERVING NATIONAUY M\\ov AIR rector of the Middlesex Count , CONDITIONING died June 3 at St. father of Rev. John P. Ryan Elizabeth's fAMOUS Vocational Schools, will soenk INSTITUTIONS Not Hospital. of Immaculate Conception just one room but rt the FOR ... your entire June 16 of the OVER «5 YEARS home meeting Elizabeth, died June 6. can be a delightful of escape from Holy Name Society Assump Mary C. Roth of Bayonne, Sister COATS - oppressive summer heat. tlon Church at the parish hall. sister of Sister Charles Al- Mary Beatrice Me- APRONS \ Mullin, S.M., 76, chairman of 0 Just imagine your home l cool and refreshingly FROCKS - If your family sparkling with the vitolity Climate TROUSERS Control creates, with healthful, dust-free pol- P AMIL N MONUMENTS len-frce air. TABLE & BED LINENS BUY OF THE WEEK... John fa McGovern Climate will Control also increase the effi- of r MEMORIALS INDUSTRIAL ciency your office with a cool, productive K UNIFORMS atmosphere. AUTHORIZED UK.aI.ER \nO> i/ topp Hnl> Crota XV& POINT v 307 RIDGE ROAD O' 50 ««»♦«•to PLEASANT protect your family's health NORTH NVt with Climate Control, the ARLINGTON N J S -VU famed Chrysler Air- -NTman •*\o> 1«» experts, the 0-7473 Olliwirt 1 0330 s Of temp one of oldest and most de- ACME S" S pendable firms. lVl 6t) £ N* ,»0» air-conditioning V> o°' on\3^° p.-» COVlV° BANK.FINANCING ARRANGED COAT APRON & flff a MICHAEL J. HARRIS o*3 * TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY INC. TOWEL SUPPLY CO. VMIHC Phone HIGH LEVEL Bigelow 8-1166 WYman 1-3654 for free expert survey ind estimate «t no obligation ROOFING EXPERTS J3J CHESTNUT, KEARNY SHEET METAL QUINN '/matefonfroL CONSTRUCTION BROS. FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTIONS products hou You Con Division 7 TMalmmaCTilate,. . M 00 very lo < »l *12.500 la the BUY OF THE Dopond On Acmo WEEK Beautifully landacaped. well-«hrubbed front SPECIALISTS IN L LIBERTY & rear. 3 bedroomt. Fot FUEL Ilvui* room, with Laraa Standards of OIL CO. / kitchen, dining area. encloaed rear paUo can be • Highest | aleeping room. Large attached garage. No more In Residential Roofing 301 BADGER • AVENUE, NEWARK, NJ. 07108 • Leaders & Gutters Quality • Service • Supply SAVINGS and Loan Association • Professional Towel Service CUMATI FRANK W. SMITH AGENCY Siding 40 Commerce Newark N. ENGINE! AtO BY and Street, 2, J. Mitchell 3 0260 411 OCEAN AVE. EL 3-1700 Apparel 9 to Office Coats and Daily. 4. Wednesdays to 8 pm. POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N. J. 645 NEW POINT ROAD Towels ELIZABETH, NJ. Continuous Towels FRtt PARKING PHONE: 899-1557 EVES: 899-9594 AT KINNIY GARAGE ACROSS THE STREET ESTABLISHED 1915

Rafen 1 Insertion 42c per lino 4 insertions 40c per line. Minimum 3 lines Deadlinei Monday 4 P.M. Write to TV.e Advocate ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED MARKET PIAfFI 31 Clinton St., Newark, NJ. n tif a kirrr\ ppn a ■ p i . ' ~ ————————I~' 1 ~' 1 —— or phone MArkot 4 0700, Ixt. 32 HELP WANTED FEMALE AUTO DEALERS - NEW CARS AUTO DEALERS - NEW CARS MONUMENTS PHARMACISTS REAL VVL HAVE ESTATE FOR SALE REAL OPENINGS FOB ~ ESTATE FEMAIESTENO CHEVROLE” SMYTHE FARRELL'S RAMBLER, INC. "NEWARK GLEN RIDGE Sinn 18*5 RIDGEWOOD TYPIST SARGEN 1 MOTORS **n> L George Msrtorana. Prop#. INC Authorized RAMBLER Dealer MONUMENT WORKS LISS PHARMACY • Monument* • Mausoleums RIDGEWOOD k VICINITY SECRETARY SALES SERVICE PARTS Established over 30 ytan NATHAN RUSSELL. INC. • Bronre Marker* Marker* WE CODDLE OUT OF TOWNEES • Pour Registered Pharmacists Eatabliahcd Sine* 1890 OVER 500 MULTIPLE LISTINGS MALE • SALES i Guaranteed Lied Cara Praa SERVIci Delivery Open Every Day - MUlberry 4 4045 ***}■> insurance SITHENS REAL ESTATE 0) SiMX R'din. Ro.. % Prom 9 s.m to 11 p.m. ITI Ridgewood Ava OPEN ENGINEERS 'rlln»top CRestvlew U no answer call 5-41*7 oi«n Ridge N 7 DAYS AND EVENINGS 3-4200 TEmpl* 794 Mi. Prospect Avenue, cor. TOTOWA AVE. (at Lincoln PI West RI Montclair Avenue 3-5600 *J* Morrta Ave., Summit, N. J. PATERSON. N. J. HU 3-4749 Neerartt. N. J. TOMS RIVER "MANY OTHERS' CIHVAt. „0RV,.,.i. KEARNY RUTHERFORD MOVING & STORAGE PLUMBING & HEATING Beautiful (our bedroom split lovol homo KONNEP ..HEVROLE I 1964 PONTIAC - TEMPEST with attached (irm Located an Rout* .» BORGOS & BORGOS FRED P. KURGAN MOVING A NO MONEY DOWN. No for « I"!I** 1** TomaRlvtr area. Excellent pro- 'On# n.nc.„ All Modela and Colors Available TRUCKING payment REAL ESTATE BURNS u rc*.- REDUCED months. 7 SORCHINI IN AIX ITS PHASES Rraltor Il'« Huron In So. Boron teealona] location. Reasonably priced at For Immediate Delivery RATES FOR ALL SUBURBAN years lo nay. BROS. O’tvrotr' Newark ES knd APPRAISALS 41 Pork Avtnut COUNTRYSIDE AND SEASHORE POINTS. Plainfield PL 7 <991. Rutherford 922J00.00. Call 149-8127 for appointment Phone WE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY <73 Bloomfl BEST DEAL IN STATE Plea** call Before t A.M. alter 7 P M. WYmon 1-4344 KMO4 , TRACY A HANKINS. fee. AVt C» or ADVANCED DESIGNED BATHROOMS, Broad A Market MA bathtub, aw Kearny Art. 41 Locuet St. Tome River, NJ. 1-7103 CA 6 6666 MAXON PONTIAC 944-1689 toilet, vanity, boom, medicine Kearny SEA BRIGHT UNION NEWARK cabinet, tile walls and floors. Mock cell, PHONE. WA 3-6900 WALTER BALZI As LITTLE FALLS In Onion County 4. aurroundlni area. TO SELL iff- little as S3 per week. Phone RUM9ON AND SEA SHORE PROPERTTU new Catholic action blble per- DEMARTINI CHEVROLET In ESaea 1-3379. '-•< ua help mu to eelect a home lot Mr. N. Broad St. llUlalde Jersey City and An Uudaon FOR SALE - SUMMER - mlaaal and "Uvea of the Saints" CoaaiiT RENTALS. ritual Interview Authorized Call JAMES E. ELLA WILTSHIRE your comfort end happlneaa. or pleas. write Boa 33*. The Slice Service ROOFING & SIDING MARSTON AGENCY, REALTORS Our experience la your protection to Advocate. Reoilora 1480 OCEAN AVE . 31 Clinton St.. Newark. N. 1. CHEVROLET - CHEVY tl RAMBLER GALLAGHER Inaarora buy or cell, cell on •710]. Sorvlng All North Jaraoy Phone: 200 MOO SEA BRIQHT. N. J. CORVAIR _ CORVETTE MOVING A STORAGE INC FREE II Cantar Ava. Llltla DIAL 8434)004 OPEN 1 DAYS JOHN P. McMAHON See Jerry Slanore DELAWARE ESTIMATES ON YOUR Falla UPSTAIRS~maid Complete Line ot Good Lied Cen 3-7600 ISM Honda Are.. Union Ifl) S-3434 4BB ELM AUTO SALES P°r local and lon* distance LiniE SILVER SEA GIRT WAYNE Experienced, tor rectory In Morrie County. Andereon Ive clUlilde Perl movln* ROOFING & SIDING middle . Prefer ated lady with no depend HitYsi.EH SALES SEH VICK PAR! IS JOHN WEISS CO- Realtor ' PLYMOUTH VAI lA\l HENRY P KING SIXE COMFORT be ente. to live In Reply Box MO The Ad- TOWNSEND can your. in GERALD A. MURPHY IW7 Paieraon Hamburg Tpke Wayne. Gutters. Leader* A Repalra. Aluminum Uiu charming 3 vocate. >1 Clinton WYman 8-7311 MOVING - bedroom. ltk brick OX 4-MOO St. Newark. N. J. TOWNE MOTORS STORAGE - PAI RING bath. INC. Storm Windows. Doors A Jaloualca and framr colonial ranch. Realtor - Multiple Llatlnf Member *1 Your Prompt Service Spacloua Itvlna WESTFIELD « Kearny Ave Kearny Ni room, larga Freehly HOUSEKEPPER Direct Factory Dealer aeparate dining room, daluxa painted apllt level home situated PL aal ln kitchen, in Sea DUTCHrot.fivrai teawtifan- lenikreiait - 5-1881 • AD 2 4464 ROOFING dlahwaaher, built to wall Girt Area on 83 100 lot (or and tor Parte - Service HACKENSACK > comer Icc9 bedrooms, new kKL'STbSi Temporary July Auruit only, *4l 'Juftb ,v * n nice big lamity professionally wllb D*eil Lera - Avt * room. landscaped beautl/ul rectory In Morrie County, reference!. In Body C. J. DILLON INC. Westfield. N J. 93 FIRST b u,u board boat new storms. play room, aa- Shop ST. **“ > P"k l«ta grounda with treea and Ilowelitu ahrube. 4 reply live phone Box 2 to. The *' St Gootfe Are. W <•■11 Phnm*«- trace and bedrooms; rare 811.500 Prtndpala only. AD Igeoe. number. Unden N J loiely ahruba attached garage. 8 3Va balhs Jalousy porch; recreation Advocate. J 1 Clinton St,. Newark. N. J. Authorized VOLKSWAGEN CH 487-5050 mlnutaa room; SHORE AREA Phone 5 2483 • MU 8 4465 Irom commutara atatlon. 10 Karaae. Terrl/lc value at 132.000 81100 HUnter 6-1400 mlnutea Irom SALES SERVICE PARTS ALL WORK baachaa and boaUng down lo qualUled buyer. *"■" r “* ch ‘ D* w- * bedroom, re- WOMAN to help take care of elderly GUARANTEED Aaklng araaa. ooly 04.000 CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS »ow taxes. lot 79x200- Italian woman, prefer one who epcaka ELMWOOD FORD NOVELTIES - FUND RAISING AVAILABLE Colllalon Work a Specialty TRAILERS FOR SALE ELWOOD beautiful (lovrera. ahrube and treea. wall Italian, live In. own room and T. V. A. ARMSTRONG 500 Washington Blvd. Sea SALES. INC Olrt Call evenlnje Or weekends ES 1-04*1 >° wll carpet, atorm doom and wtn - or PATERSON?* NEWEST CA 6-8620 NIMROD 833 Proapect Avenua. SO 3-OtM. A Wholeiale CAMP TRAILERS Llllla j G 1 9-7373 Oowt. aw nines. TV aerial, air condition*! FRIENDLIEST FORD Silver, N. J 741-4300. DEALER To Riviera May.. Plotwer «a and screened patio, outride Lakewood! U 1 Bloomfield Ave.. Caldwell churches A organlraUoiu. Wr Safari am . HOUSES FOR SALE carnival Renlala »So. HOUSEKEEPER - COOK cl 001 week Jim LIVINGSTON 7 mllaa from Pt. PteaeanL 1 mile to SALES^Mc^nARTS ? Olve-a-away. toyi CT per Healln. SEA GIRT. N. J. from »«*!![• ’ "<1 fuppllea.Mock KL M, Wayne. M. 1. CL SdPTO. m blocks Parkway, aacrtflce. Ulneaa 88-986 phone Suburban rectory. 3 priests, extra help Complete Li™ c/ fim uid over 70,000 Item, beach. Living room, c”. VOLKSWAGEN from Ic to *2O. fireplace, formal din- on weekend!. TV. air conditioned, private Lnr*eet axclualva whole TRAVEL ing room, modem till I PH. Hl-BM9. MU 4-4400 aalere In AGENCIES MADELYN MACAULEY kitchen, bath. Rue transportation to Newark and TAYLOR MOTOR INC New Jtreey. Save money am powder dishwasher, SUMMER. VACATION RENTALS “0 SALES vUlt room, entrance hall, screened New York. 43 to S3. MARKET ST. PATERSON our showroom. Eat. I*l3 JOS. REALTOR Bid# Afe References re- Authorized Dealer M. BYRNE CO. rvU porch pßtio, 2 car pup, waiter SEASIDE PARK - Wonderfully cool epee- The 31 ~S? Llvlngetoo and Eight estra quired. Reply Box 364. Advocate. 'ALES SCR VICK 2F dryer, reflrg. 4 bedrooms. balhs. lour. J bedroom bungalow, eleepe g/ln- . SERVICE • „ I'MAVICL Other Surrounding Communlllav 315 Clinton fit.. Newark, N. J. PATERSON LEASING ■ PARIS United Supply Corp. i«rvin« the Puhllr Since Rantala ** n T “ M *M° ~ Price ahower. It blk. to private beach. IBM Salaa Mtgaa. tnanrance £* BJMOO 38 BCPPALO 50x150 lot, blackk. Ufeguarda. St. Calherlne'e R. C. Church. Phone - > AVE., PATERSON Steamahlp A Air Keaervailnns topped driveway, beautl- CHAMBERMAID LINCOLN-MERCURY 489 1300 (3 Coll WYmon rul hollies. blocks from Crooks A\*.) oUr * ~ Crulaca * 2-5080 Call 44M840. Ely & Toyman. “ *boPpin« nearby. Amurementr al Sea. "Ler«e Enouih Paaaaic • Honevmnnn l rips Waitress for rectory, live In. experience to Know You” J 0 Waal Ave.. Maywood. AR 1-7474-3 '* Broad kU E North!laid Kd Uvlngatoo. Sea Girt. aid# Height* only 3 minutes away. MS Smell Enouih Berien St. Newark MA S-1740 N , Reply Box 2*3. The Advocate. 31 Clinton to Serve You County. per week. Call MA4-0333. 10 A.M.-S P. 14. Bt, Newark. N, J. Authored Factory Dealer NURSING HOMES REAL ESTATE MIDDLETOWN , .ORT HILLS PBCONIC RAY WINDWARD SHORE •JJJCOLN MERCURY - COMET SALES SERVICE AUIO SERVICE & REPAIRS ito 4 bedrm. deluxe cottaf•* TV. pvt • PARTS HAVEN YOUNG LEVEL COOK BROOKBEND MACR RI Readily acceeeabte RITA COUrS SUBURBAN REA Lit b«ch. shadetree*. P.O. Box ML Grace- AR 1-2700 to New York A Rad Bank buaaa. Four Servian Short llilla, MUlburn port. L 1., N. V. la small Institution, abort CONVALESCENT HOME bedrooma. work week, Mcl4m Blvd.. Pitirm G. M. Transmission BEACH HAVEN TERRACE IVv batha. game room. Nice Sprlnicffhld and f lv ». 1 bedroom bungalowa to rent ‘ Service Vicinity live out. complete benefit*. penalon. etc. Where profeeelonel Cot Ufa with landacaptng 330.000. Ilundroda ot othara SHORT mix* o tuiu. cnevioiei. buica nureln* cere llvln* room, kitchen, two I AVK Silt JKI UIUJ. - MONTHLY - SEASONAL. Salary according to experience. Call Mlaa FLETCHER . miuiitie uiu» la to In lied Hank A araaa. Sand REALTORS •nuuue. Cadillac. make guaranteed the medical, WKJrooma. bath and screened aurrounding ««K» Quiet end ehedy area. One block from WhlU. 11l 3 2174. an> autn, *« porch. rauulramaata. All anawerad. w«l. iA»iall rebuilt surgical and aged patient by Gocner property, one block from ocean. Inquiriaa LINCOLN MERCURY CORP a tranamiaaiun «um THOMPSON Realtor, - TCJ. All uutiuea and uUruU. (urnUW aniaed 6 months; RUTH D. FVlly furnlahed. Being el $lO,OOO. AOKNCY. SOUTH ORANGE HELP WANTED I price quoted mu HINSON, R.N. offered at E Front St. Bank M Volley Avenue. Highland*. N. 1. MALE • Contlncntel Owner Rad 741-0700 e Mercury e Comet up# - J?'z 1 wrvlce. 174 Acad- A Reg. Nuree la Charge Terrace Agency Telephone: 871-0120 F*rank Selee emy St.. Newark. Tor prices call MJ 01*1 ** Newark-Pompton Tpk W. Jensen. REALTOR BUYING OR SELLING TO SELL, Catholic action WWt 4 Service - Pirte 4 Arcenooae , MONMOUtH COUNTY A HOME? {•ORT MONMOUTH,large houae, garage, new per- Qe A M 0 H & OXbow 4-MM Wayne. N/J. 32nd A Blvd 492 M2l C»ll HERB petual mlaaal and "Uvea of the Salnti." CONNOLLY u i furntehed. 1 acre*. 2 minute* to New York. Sale Buy Ueed Can Beech Berea. N. J. write Box - For Interview pleas* 253. The «1 MANOR A CKRI'IPIkI Monmouth County Unrrufti thrra Bag SO 3-0405 \ Newark hueea. train and etocaa. beach Clinton FRANKLIN PL. N. J BUILDERS ' '[•'>'<'MIT Advocate* )t 81.. Nawark* N. J. SUMMIT. ' for sMarljr men and snmpn BLOOMFIELD room Spill. S3 a I* Family Room, aa warty, reasonable by tba week. Pbcna «noa. e|.-«e atieniinn and fallen! condition throughout. RAYMOND CO. CR care: relea reeeor THE 3R*a Ottered a CONNOLLY aad evenings. 7t7-IgTS. 7'-0940 •hie: El.mwood OF REAL ESTATE IFor 01300. Includaa fenced la *4lOB. p O Bo« I* RAPID nrngnaatiiiialt REALTOR Saturday. Sunday Builders Over 40 Years REI.IARI.F. RESULTS call built AUTO DEALERS NEW CARS For The Beat Deal in Serine Valley New York pan|. F.H.A Mortgage tI»JOC Soectalltln* In South Ortni* * CAPE COD. Waat Dennis, cottage for atallabla to AltereUooe Maaonry Carpentry R. MARASHLIAN & CO. Realtor qualified buyer. Maplewood over to Viui rent, sleeps 9. completely turnlehed. walk OLDSMOBILE Water-proofing. Shrlnea. NEW 179 W. So. Oranfe Aw. South CADILLAC SEVEN OAKS Broad St.. Bloomfield. N.J PI 34)1 U Weart-Nemeth Oran*- lag dtatanca to beach. Phone 7*7409. Agency POR RENT: housekeeping bungalowa la •ee JOYCE OLDSMOBII.E MULCAHY BROS. IU W Front at. Rad Bank. SALES is SERVICE NURSING HOME N. 1. 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• PITTSBURGH, (NC) Par- “Although these extremes 20 at Holy Name Hospital and In ishes in the Diocese of Pitts- continue Aug. 17. Reg- Interfaith Cooperation may aid the charitable organi- thrbugh burgh have been asked to ston zation materially, such bene- istration will be held at 7:15 JERSEY CITY - Dr. school children p.m. on the. night in John ing a major problem. How do lations, he said there is a using for sell- fits are often gained by jeop- opening C. Bennett, president of Union Christian and Jewish ing chances Marian Hall. memor- “growing realization” among or dopr-to-door ardizing the spiritual enrich- solicitations Theological Seminary in New ies get expressed in public ed- Protestants that "what is good in connection with ment of the child, and the pub- York, singled out the ucation?” he asked. drives. pron- for the Roman Catholic com- '-harity or religious lic image of the Church. Since Parisian School lcms of “self-sufficient The recommendation . these art Beauty secu- Among possible solutions he munity as they have come to was efforts often not larism” and civil lil sill. >«., Hackensack, H. J. rights as suggested “shared-time” ed- understand it is good for them made by the Laymen's Ad- voluntary or personal, but areas in need of increased ucation in which students take also and good for society at visory Council of the diocesan motivated by a sense of com- THE joint efforts Catholics and in church-re- school board. by some courses large.” petition, or to gain a material Protestants at ACADEMY in a speech lated schools and some in pub- “There remain issues that The school board approved reward, they may have little Roosevelt Stadium here lic June schools, and teaching are divisive in American life and asked pastors and parish- value spiritually.” OF 7. “about” as an aca- that come from different ioners to treat the recommen- religion con- It commented that what Dr. Brennett spoke at the demic dation as official board BEAUTY subject in public victions and practices among policy. should 72nd be emphasized is “a annual commencement of schools. Catholics and Protestants,” The lay council said “cer- sense of duty and responsi- CULTURE St. Peter’s College where he He said religious backing Dr. Bennett said. tain undesirable practices” bility toward others, and ap- received an honorary doctor- for civil rights has "proved “But increasingly, and es- have crept into parish charity HONOR EMBLEM SCHOOL ate of propriate spiritual motives in laws. Auxiliary Bishop that on the national level pecially as these issues touch drives that threaten to erase assisting others.” This, it said, Day 1 Evening Claim John J. Dougherty, president there can be a common Chris- the use of political the benefits which school chil- power, would bear greater fruit than HUbbard 7-2203 of Seton Hall University, was tian witness to the claims of there are enough differences dren can gain by participating. any motives.” honored. between the both “superficial similarly justice as races.” within the Catholic com- “These include: the fostering Dr. Bennett said that munity and within ON the the Protes- of an embarrassing spirit of THE PROBLEM of secu- civil rights bill, though an “es- tant community to enable us indivi- larism, Dr. Bennett said that competition among sential” instrument to discuss WHY TAKE LESS ? ? ? for fight- them without allow- classrooms or while he agrees with those who duals, schools; ing not the discrimination, will it- ing nation to be caught on the use of oppose prayer in public unworthy incentives, self solve the problems that the political level in a col- such as a or schools, at the same time he point system exist in many northern cities. lision of two religious and deplores the current “atmos- prizes; the employment of “Here,” he "the absolutes.” of inhibition” said, prob- school children for the selling phere religious lems of de facto with respect to public educa- segregation of chances or for door-to-door will call for new solutions," solicitation. tion and public life. Latin Study Grant including the pressure of a “Instead of hailed as NOTRE DAME, Ind„ (NC) being "public conscience nourished a great solution by so many The University of Notre in large part by religious MONTCLAIR refurbished school Students Honor of our fellow citizens, the elim- Dame has received $210,000 DEDICATION - The public faith." which Mt. Carmel ination of all symbols of Bibli- fljrth the Rockefeller Founda- now serves parish, Montclair, was dedi- cated Boland June 5. Here, he Reardon cal faith from public educa- DISCUSSING the improve- tion to help underwrite Latin by Archbishop places one Msgr. of the tion should be regarded as pos- American research and train- classroom crucifixes, assisted Rev. F. X. ment in Catholic-Protestant re- by Joseph NEWARK —Students of St. ing Cevetello of Mt. Carmel. programs. James Grammar and High Now 2 Great Schools presented a pageant Stores News of Education at the school June 2 in trib- ute to Msgr. Thomas M. Rear- EAST ORANGE don, on the occasion of the 543 Central Ave. ’ 30th anniversary of his ordi- % Prayer— 'Tide Has Turned nation. NO. PLAINFIELD The pageant consisted of z % WASHINGTON “The tide ban six 7 Route 22 on prayer and Bible read- “It is a proper part of sec- scenes from Msgr. Rear- has turned,” said Eman- ing in the don’s (Juit wait of Rep. public schools. ular education. School officials life, ranging from his uel Celler of New York when calls student the Wotchung Ovarpoii) Thc_plan for school are free to continue to use the days on Seton he children to closed seven weeks of hear- read selections Bible as a source book and Hall campus to his present constitutional from ings on proposed the Bible over a local to utilize it as an integral part position as pastor of St. amendments to permit prayer radio station each school day of appropriate courses.” James. CURRENT DIUIOEnO in public schools. beginning in October. The • • Msgr. Reardon, pastor of "At first,” said Celler, “the proposal is being studied joint- St. James since served Released Time Law 1959, ASSETS EXCEED mail was on the Catholic overwhelmingly ly by Diocese of as regent and spiritual direc- Worchester - $50,000,000. CAPITOL THE PRICE IS RIGHT support of the Becker Amend- and the Greater LANSING, Mich. (NC) tor of Seton Hall Law School, Worcester Gov. W. ment . . . But since the Area Council of George Romney has 1951-1963. During World War hearings, new facts and new (Protestant) Churches. signed into law a bill author- Our own exclusive Import Bronze 11, he was a Navy chaplain Imported facets have turned up. • izing released time for public and VE from Spain SOLID BRONZE served in the Guadalcanal "The public has had serious Bible ‘ ’ school students to attend re- campaign. 5 Light Chandelier. 22" Is History M CHANDELIER second thoughts on the whole ligious education classes out- Spread. Exquisite hand and is for BANGOR, Me. (RNS) side their school. WYCKOFF SAVINGS question ready a Maine's TRIMMED Board of Education COMPI UK (,'HII.DRKN WKAR chased details. SALE of the situation.” child enrolled in a | reappraisal has Any pub- issued a policy statement « LOAN ASSOCIATION with fine hand cut crystal But Celler, a strong foe of lic school may now receive up permitting public schools to to prisms. so-called “prayer amend- two hours per week of vol- MAIN OFFICE 392 Main use the Bible Street, Wyckoff 39.97 ments” that in literature and untary instruction. particularly religious 0 rn OHlcw: Midland Saddle Othnr Park. history courses. ell c River. Oakland A Franklin Lakee Frank J. v The student must receive 0 Saa Naw proposed by Rep. per- FRIDAYM Jartay't lorgait “The TTL'eht Supreme Court s OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY NIGHT M Becker of New York, the sub- mission to attend from a par- end finait talaction of decision Gord, f> S! Plena • HUbbord forbidding religious ent ifc 9 927? ject of most of the debate or guardian. Chondalian. All ot diicount prayers or exercises does not I refused to say what his House , clter the school's ;. .\V.\V.V//.-.V.V.V.V.VAVWVAV.V. AV.V.%V.V. pricai. Judiciary Committee might responsibil- ity for use s recommend. proper of the Bible Electronic NEW in public schools," the state- The committee, now that it ment said. SECURITY Sch ° ol has heard hundreds of wit- rctsl CARS nesses and read thousands of I BETTER PAY 255 Pdiioic Ave. Kearny, pages of testimony, will plunge Graduates NJ. Telephone 998-8833 % | into a study to determine assured to men FINANCED RUM SEND whether to free the proposed Gift trained in COM METE IKFORMATIOII V amendment for House debate. Pledge ELECTRONICS *■* ■ , > *m :■ Before the hearings, the JERSEY CITY The 32 Per members SI sentiment of the 35-member of the graduating thought be slightly class of Seton , YEAR body was to Hall College of y|V|W.V.V.'.V.VA .W.W.‘.WA%w.AWAWAV> in favor of the amendment. Dentistry have pledged a gift is of $l,OOO Per Now, observers say, there each to the college some doubt. in a letter received by Dr. $lOO That doubt also seems to Daniel F. Tobin, dean. $4 “See me personally before you exist in Becker's mind. He is The class said that the gifts on a dis- were offered “as busy getting signers a manifesta- buy any car. I will give you STORE HOURS charge petition to force the tion of our appreciation for the UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY committee send his bill to part that the deal East Orange Daily 9 to 6; Tuts., Thun. 9 to 9. to Seton Hall College that can’t be beat!’’ the House floor. He had 179 of has (Your Auto Insurance May Be Included) No. Plainfield Daily 9 to 6; Saturday till 6 P.Af. Dentistry played in out of a 218 necessary signa- preparing us for our roles in tures on June 3. the profession.” TROPHY PONTIAC • The money will be donated Hal Charkowtlti Bible by Radio through the course of their professional careers. The stu- WORCESTER, Mass. (NC) dents said that it "is given in Catholic and Protestant UNBEATABLE DEALS NOW! awareness that a dispropor- here are to groups planning tion exists between tuition in- take to the airways as an an- ’64 PONTIACS come and educational expendi- swer to the Supreme Couit tures” and reflects "our real- TEMPESTS • LE MANS • GRAND PRIX ization of the contributions Se- ton Hall has made, is making EASIEST PAYMENTS • FINEST SERVICE EXPECTING? and will continue to make in the field of dental education." PLUS wonderful selection of Used Cars Used Cars Also Financed At Low Rates

You Just 4 Million Leaflets 988 BROADWAY HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Know You'll BARRE, Mass. (NC) More than four million leaflets in JERSEY CITY Find It BAYONNE 77 languages promoting the > ophy BAYONNE WEEHAWKEN fr»m Hut lull Family Communion Crusade HE 7*4900 CHARQB NTIA« m were distributed during 1963 HOBOKEN NORTH BERGEN At ACCOUNTS INVITBO by the Blessed Sacrament Open Evenings UNION CITY GUTTENBERG Fathers. maiemiig shops SSIMb la hi m IMi Th. tU Main SI., HACKINSACK Oppoaita Arnold Conatabla Opoo Mom., Thor*.. mTUtp.ni. School of Education Froo Parkin* Roar a 4 Mart PLANNING come to K for a of BUY Seton Hall Your University offers Naxt . PERSONAL LOAN Car from REMEDIAL READING and We’ll lend you from $3OO to $2,600 for VACATION? BENNER any worthwhile purpose and arrange DEVELOPMENTAL READING RAMBLER repayments over as long as 12 to 24 SALS* • SSkVICS for months. No red no no tape, prying, prob- "Sam* location atnc* ISM" MS Hackonuck St. I. luthortor* lem. You needn’t be a depositor. For Elementary School Students Not Have The Advocate Follow DMMt Why You? instant action, come in or phone OLdfield On Union A»*.. 1 block «r*tt of School Students Bn ton Aula o lf lout* IT Secondary 3-4100, Extension 311. Clip and Mail to: College Students Coupon The Advocate Circulation and Dopt. 31 Clinton St., Adults Nowark, N. J. 07102 The at the South Orange Campus Name .

Trust Applications will be accepted until JUNE 19, 1964 Company Vacation Address For further information, please contact! State of New F. 9* Zip Code. Jersey IN THE ADVOCATE Joseph Zubko, Director The Reading Center Present Address. Call MArkat 19 OFFICES SERVING HUDSON COUNTY 4-0700 Seton Hall University All Optn 9to PM. Monday Evtningt t Closing Tim# Mondays 4 P M South Orange, New Jersey City State Zip Code

• Hoboken • Weohawken Jersey City • or call I will be gone Union City • West New York • Secaucue SOuth 2-9000. ~l Orange Extension 448 From to Mambtr Ftd.rul Ptpoill btturanc# Gorporatloa .VmV ■. June 11, 1964 THE ADVOCATE 17 Aussies Giving Grants to VM. 10,000

CANBERRA, Australia (NC) He also said scholarships The government has an- will be applicable to any m nounced details of a program school chosen by the winner, to provide 10,000 scholarships whether or not he has been to secondary school students in attending it, and that they may i+JSSigw both private and public be used during the last two schools. years of normal schooling. “u Awarded in Merit is to be decided the y w FOR 60 competitively on A^ each state regardless of the basis of a test common to all , *3,000 DAYS ONLY financial condition of the stu- competitors in each state. dent, the scholarships will in- OVER COMPARABLE clude $234 for HOMES IN BERGEN COUNTY a year the Labor School child's maintenance and $234 toward the cost of school fees Honors $ and books. Two Sen. J.G. Gorton, minister NEWARK George M. for works and minister in froml Duggan, a Newark attorney, charge of Commonwealth and Richard P. Long, former activities in education and re- member of the New York State search, said each state would TWO HOMES NOW READY Labor Relations Board, were set its own method and date honored at the annual faculty FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY of distribution later. dinner of the St. Peter’s Insti- tute of Industrial Relations, June 10 at the Park • 6& 7 Room Sick Chickens Military Bi-Level or Ranch • Panelled Rec. Room Hotel. • 3 Family Size Bedrooms • Hot Water Heating Bring Lawsit Duggan received the insti- • Modern Kitchen, • j Near Schools, Churches, tute’s Testimonial of Catholic 2-Car KINNELON EAST ORANGE A suit Garage BLESSING - blesses the crucifixes Action for 10 of volun- /Shopping Bishop Navagh that will be placed in the years new school of Our of the was filed last week in East tary service Lady Magnificat in Kinnelon. Left to as a faculty mem: are Rev. Dom- Orange 10% DOWN • 30-YR. MORTGAGE TO inick right municipal court by QUALIFIED BUYERS Pezak, S.B.D., Mission House the her. Long was given the Rev. of the Salvatorian on parish grounds, Rev. John the N.J. Society for the Pre- P. Kyan, pastor, Frank J. Daniel F.X. Hart Memorial Msgr. Rodimer, assistant and John to MOST chancellor, Rev. P. O'Con- vention of Cruelty Animals Medal for his service with the ATTRACTIVE LOW TAX RATE nell, pastor of Holy Florham Park. Family, charging unauthorized experi- school since 1953. TWO ments on animals in East Or- FURNISHED MODELS AT The awards were made by ange School. High Very Rev. Emmet J. Norton, Roles of Frank Tomasulo of the SPCA S.J., rector of St. Peter’s. Rev. signed the complaint which is Individual, Religion William J. Smith, S.J., direc- intended to provide a test case Airmont tor of the institute, was toast- Acres on such experiments with ani- master. ROAD mals in New public and MASONICUS MAHWAH, N. J. Stressed at Seton Jersey Hall parochial schools. The speci- Another J-C BUILDERS fic is against the COMMUNITY SOUTH ORANGE The complaint their appetites, we arc head- For Additional He traced the history of re- injection of cancer virus into OPEN WEEKENDS 11 AM. TO DAILY FROM 1 worth of the individual and the ing for the decline DUSK; P.M. and fall of ligion from two Or- role of for the educat- the relics of pre- chickens by an East Real Estate . . . Model Phone religion the American experiment in 529-3954 • Extlutivc Broken: Julia Heavey Cos. "337-4355 ed historic, man, through the ear- ange student. man were stressed in the self-government. ly mythologies, to the religious The contention is that the Sec the *64 DIRECTIONS: Take Route 17 (North), (turn right at the Tower of Pizza) to East Crescent Ave., commencement addresses de- "Freedom needs light to and Ramsey, philosophic monotheism of were not au- continue on East Crescent Ave. for livered at the experiments M/3-tnlle to the models. two graduation live. The air of night bigotry, Moses and Aristotle. "The long thorized the State Health exercises of Seton Hall Uni- discrimination by Monmouth & Oc#an and hatred suf- and complex of reli- allowed 6. history Department and un- versity June focate freedom. Education gions does not invalidate reli- necessary mutilation of the Dr. J. Englebert Dunphy, must the Real Estate provide light needed gion more than chickens. Special the any the long The city and its president of American Col- for of the survival freedom. and of biolo- school board lIS lege of addressed complex history have been sum- in this issue «f Surgeons, And, religious education must TS gical evolution invalidates moned to in court the advanced degree the appear recipients supply light and the he 19. n*f of the pow- mani” summed up. June THE ADVOCATE university's graduate er necessary for the survival schools « and colleges of medi- of personal freedom." and cine, dentistry law. Bish- section in- THE You will find tb* op Dougherty, prcsid;nt of the BISHOP cited the dan- MORTGAGES serted inside the TOPIC university, spoke to the un- ger which is found in the sub- dergraduates. stitution of sophistication section of thepaper. V for Dr. asked each wisdom, information for learn- Dunphy of HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS This spccM section will the graduates ing, status for to "recognize character, eva- sion prove to h a valuable aid the importance of himself, not for honesty, propriety for ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS for virtue and satisfaction to home buyers seeking what he can do for him- for love. Cr LOAN ASSOCIATION self but "There is > what he can do for reason for grave homes i/the area. others." danger," he said, He said the decay of "when a UNION VALLEY ROAD WEST MILFORD • to mention civilizations civil Remeu*cr ... can be traced to society decides that the YOUR BEST BUY IS STJLL . the individual value that is religion is obso- PA fIV. ADVOCATE . . man who fails PATERSON 8-3159 HAWTHORNE to lete / realize his own importance. and irrelevant.” Ms

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NEW YORK (NC) - An ex- .GE SPACE. hibit Only minutes stressing the role of away are house* LETE LAUNDRY of „ FACILITIGS. Catholic education . in this worship . . shopping centers PARKING. # country was opened June . . 3 in golf courses . . . . buses . BLUE MT. LAKES . . the newly-dedicated Hall of and express highways Including ' BURNISHED MODEL f Education at the New York Route 46 and APARTMENTS OPEN DAILY & SUNDAYS 10, the new OIIVI OUT TODAY - Teh# Roul.i 1 and 46 to Don World’s Fair. Route 80 RENTING ON Freeway, AGENT PREMISES - TEL 398-9725 thtn Inltrilalt U Archbishop John P, ,f. vlllo, right on now Routt (0, to Cody, of Nttcong, Route 46 8010 Howard New Orleans, told a dedication Blvd. (Mt. Arting- thtn Routt 206 1 '°" t 0 Route 8 North on or, Routt 10 to 46 to Nit- E F low ,gn * - audience, "We hope the vast a ,°i ?, t 0 MT ARLINGTON KNOLLS. thtn r cong, on Routt 206 follow tht to btautl- R ,e 46 to ilgm American audience will come Ledgewood Circle; then bear a ? L °u right to know g L H °P atcon on ful Hut Ml. laktl (opto 7 day, 'i|| dark). and understand our I«h^ nd!« B); proceed East Shore past en- nfL Sand purpose in undertaking to and contlnu# to MT. ARLINGTON pro- turn vide the enormoua Catholic ed- right to top of hill and APARTMENTS. ucational system which is found in the 50 states." The 18 a I) V O CATE June 11, 1964 Visit Orange East Meets East; Calls Is Repaid Racial Issue ‘The Acid Test’ ORANGE Members of St. Venantius Church, Orange, NEW YORK A An. Historic man's at- He addressed a forum of the visited and read noble statements brothers Orange Valley Presby- Step titude toward Negroes is the Action for Interracial through the same terian Church Under- from Popes and Bkhops. He here last week, touchstone bond, either actually or “the acid test” standing of the poten- to repay a ISTANBUL, Turkey (NC) Establishment of a Third Order has seen Catholic priodicals call the Presbyter- permanent —ofhis belief in the Church's of St. Francis. tially. ians office at the See for relations with the Orthodox and had made on them last Holy Churches social magazines prochim lofty “But such brotherhood philosophy, and many February. was reported to be the main subject of conversations here be- principles of the unity of men Catholics seem to be necessarily implies respect for tween Melkite Rite Patriarch Maximos IV failing FATHER HURLEY noted in the Mystical Body andChrist The delegation from St. Saigh of Antioch and the the person and Ven- test. vote dignity of that Orthodox Patriarch I of the heavy claimed by ra- .He wonders at the headed Athenagoras Constantinople. That’s the . . stolid, brother. antius, by James W. view of Rev. cist candidates in predomin- unmoved apathy of Caholics Boushor, was given a tour of S. “1 simply cannot OF Philip Hurley, S.J., chap- antly-Catholic regions of the around him.” speak of the THE VISIT Patriarch Maximos is regarded in Orthodox lain of him brother church, followed by a the Interracial Council country. as my in Christ, circles as a step towards Christian unity second only to the meet- “If we are .brotheri of question answer of New York and Jesuit as one for whom Christ pnd period Vi Patriarch pro- “The Negro knows what we died, and social ing of Pope Paul and Athenagoras in Jerusalem Christ, the head of the M)pti- and a hour. Rev. Jacob vincial coordinator for inter- profess; he is in the same breath say last January. painfully aware cal Body, then we are brih- B. Meyer of William that not St. Pres- group relations. I will have him for a Orthodox Church has of our practice. He has heard ers of byterian In the past, the shunned contacts with those who are lis neighbor.” Church was host, as Eastern Rite Catholic Churches. Its ancient traditional the pulpit at Orange Valley is antago- the Eastern Rites has been greater than presently open. nism against that against Hold Decision Last the Latin Rite. 1st Communion February, the Presby- , Orthodox their satisfaction the Clergy Group Commends terian group had visited St. dignitaries expressed at visit, On Hill’ Venantius at the invitation that a toward reconciliation between the two ‘Fanny No Confession of implying path the Catholic Action churches is finally being established. , HACKENSACK Decision Family STAFFORD, England (NC) RutgersBias Action group of that parish. was reserved last week Su- by First Commimion before Court - perior Judge Morris NEWARK The Cergy Ad- tion first confession is an experi- of the problem, Rutgers Pashman in a trial visory Council of involving ment theNcwark the being carried out in St University for enunciating its Home Ec. Confab book, “Memoirs of a Wom- Human Rights Austin’s here. Commission stand on the of non- an of Pleasure parish voted at its June 8 principle (Fanny Hill).” fftoting DETROIT - The an- . The local pastor. Rev. Laur- discrimination, the Newark (NC) Picnics to m Two days of commend groups nual convention Fun! I hearings were of the Na- ence Jones, allowed 70 Housing Authority for its in- held, at which boys in the negotiations for tional Catholic medical and sistence Council on and girls around the age of that urban renewal psychiatric doctors employment Home Economics testified to 7 to discriminatory j>t land will be held make their first Holy the not be involved in dis- the corruptive nature of the construction sites of Ro. at Mercy College June 20-22. Communion at Pentecost with- criminatory labor hiring prac- work, while several gers University in this city. Msgr. John C. literary out making confession. tices. Knott, director critics and They Rev. Aloysius J. of the NCWC professors said it will not make their first Welsh, Gov. Richard J. Hughes Family Life should be con- archdiocesan coordinator was j freely circulated. of cited for his Bureau, will speak on "Family fession for a couple of years. support of the in- Hie book, written in programs for interracial jus- Living for a 1748 by “Children not tegration efforts. Better World.” John should stay tice, and Rev. Cleland, was recently James P. Barry The away from Communion simply group also commended published in this of St. Bridget’s parish were country nfter because have not been “>se unions which banned they to the hgve dem- beging for many years. FATHER among clergymen who nn trated that SCHULTZ confession,” Father Jones voted progress can be PRINTING Guy W. on the series of resolu- Calissi, Bergen said. “They are incapable of to improve the racial DO Hs tions. tK r County prosecutor, had seized mortal sin and ' *ke of work forces HARRY F. MURPHY To Ordain must get away The resolutions and copies of the book in a singled out called,, 78 CLINTON Saddle from the tendency of linking civil pon unions which have ST., NEWARK 2 Brook rights groups for their ’ warehouse owned the confession and Communion " J e taken such by as „ to a ' steps Phone: MArket Stock for the publishers, G.P. Putnam attempts at peaceful solu- follow t* 3-2831 Up Weekend/ and Fr. if they were inseparable." s lead. Sons. Schultz

ESOPUS, N.Y. - Rev. Wil- liam F. Schultz, C.SS.R., of Plan Church Hughes: Follow Paterson will be ordained at Mt. St. Alphonsus Chapel here In Allendale June 21 by Francis Cardinal GRAND OPENING Pope John, JFK Spellman. ( ALLENBALE Archbishop WID. JUNE 10 A.M. EMMITSBURG, Aid. (NC) Father is Roland will bless the cam- 10, Schultz the son of WM Gov. Richard paign workers for the fund J. Hughes of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schultz of New drive of Guardian par- SHOP-RITE Jersey urged youth to Paterson. He attended St. Angel M follow the ish here June 15 at 8 legacy of Pope Mary’s Grammar School; St. p.m. HICKENS John XXIII and John in the rectory chapel. MORRIS F. Ken- Mary’s College in North East, PLAINS Rev. Joseph F. Stockham- nedy. Pa.; St. Mary’s Novitiate, Located adjacent to the “These two mer, pastor, has scheduled FMC DISCOUNT CTR. great men have Ilchester, Md., and is complet- WHOLE left the drive for June 21. It will ROUTE #lO AND a magnificent legacy ing his studies at Mt. St. Al- #202 which should raise funds for a church. MORRIS PLAINS. N. J. * <5 inspire and guide phonsus here. to When the parish was formed 4fAR& SHOP-RITE'S you use your learning and On June 28, Father Schultz FRESH FROM SHOP-RITE! talent If years ago, a partition be- FRESH KILLED your not only for your will offer his first Solemn tween two large rooms in the PAN READY own benefit, but in the serv- Mass at noon in St. ice Mary’s rectory was knocked down and GOV'T of God and your fellow Church, Paterson. Msgr. John provided CHERRIES room for a INSPECTED man," the governor told the F. chapel Brady, pastor of St. which about graduating class of Mount seats 200. St. Mary’s, will be archpriest. Mary’s College. Msgr. Joseph J. Sieczok, 3'h to 4 lbs pas- CaMomia Plump and tarty “As persons they could not tor of Immaculate Conception, Bing have ROASTING been more diverse,” Kingston, N.Y., and uncle of & 39‘. CHICKENS 29t CHICKEN BREASTS 49b "yet the will Borgos Borgos * ** Stew Hughes said, Pope John be deacon o o ordained, Sweet and Luscioui jorrp/j nrm and tenner and John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Rev. Joseph Cassidy of St. In addition Insurance WHOLE FRESH 295, CHICKEN LIVERS 698. shared, to their Mary's will be subdeacon. PEACHES 2 r» 29* FOWL Faith, a similar spirit. They of all kinds California Sunlmt spoke with hope and confi- CONTINENTAL FOOD 593 KEARNY AVENUE 10 dence and gave new challeng- ORANGES .or 39* c Sunkist lor es to those who claim that the Shomm’A’ KEARNY, N. J. Juice CHICKEN tide of runs history against o GEORGE j. BORGOS LEMONS 10.or 39* the social systems based ALBERT H. BLAZE up- Munckea*.S Stutne* on the and WILLIAM J. Perfect for religious legal tra- GLACCUM FROZEN FOOD ’ •O PARK DEPT ditions of Western AVENUE civiliza- NEWARK Phone WYmon I*B7oo »»oi iti etc iW-lilpiM duT 4„,. LEGSHCook-out 39 tion." HU 4.7200 GREEN BEANS hnlt A In. SHO#.«ITI 10-o i. Chuck Steaks ». 35c Plymouth Rock/Merkel Ground Perfect tor I«-I-Qim Chuck BROCCOLI SPEARS First Cut (ItOS ITI NOW YOUR or SHOe.ttTt to-.t. Rib Steaks FAMILY CAN ENJOY i. 69c Rib Roast BABY or FORDHOOK Perfect ter Outdoor Ceeklwf SMOKED LIMAS Always THE FAMOUS o Real Treat EVERETT ORGAN! Cube Steaks a 10-ei. 99c Roast FROZEN Ml He waste. Aevorfwl Newport l MITTS For Pot Arabia W tiny t pk»*. ShoulderSteaks 99c a. Beef Short Ribs Swanson Froccn Always tasty Ciit lor Never before such Calif. Slnr/M>A-K»4«A TONE Pot Roast a. 59c QUAUTY... Dinners 2 99* J Boof Cubes lb. Shop-Rite. Tip Top Libby Chuck Roast a. r or 69c Ground Baaf in an electronic LEMONADE W organ priced Libby or Tip Top (10 Flavors) REGULAR OVEN FRIIIT DRINKS STYLE READY under Frozen 99' $101! i 12 ™ 59 Imported Sliced to Order ROAST Chopped Ham ib. 99* Weavers White Meat—Steed to Order everyth^EVERYTHING’S PRICED RIGHT AT StOP-RiTE Roll Chicken »u>. 69* ADDS ZEST fc FLAVOR TO ARMOUR Wlill!^ COOKOUTS CANNED PICNICS $ You hear the rich tom of tack orchestra) voice as it uMs near 69 color to the other voices. No 3.11 M-oz. blurring. No voice dxpiicstion. Armour or KETCHUP Hormel Ns. CANNED HAM 5L 3” I 3i 2” PINEAPPLE JUICE DEL MONTE 44-os. $ All 'OviCuMj&n^ Shop-Rite Meat or All Bee. or Swifts No other electronic orfaa kas this Franks 49* HORMEL SPAM PREM nclusive feature! Provides a vari- 79 ety of unusual effects and per* cession sounds—harp, bagpipe, 19 Vs». benjo, guitar, etc. SHOP-RITE DRIHK GRAPEFRUIT HoSond Dutch Treat 4 ar 1 1,8 »-y WEICH grape jZ 'Uolce-S juice 3 'Urv* 1 I JUMBO 26-30 Coant LARGE 41-30 Count SHOP-RITE As orchestra at your fingertips! | COID WATER 5-fc. bos All _ V distinctive voices: 8 in the Ht.|a JUST 00 ■per manual (in S' and 16' 6 hi the lower 4W-os. $< pitches) ... BB9i ■inoel... 3 voices. iCt. Whole *O-70 SHOP-RITE SUGAR plus pedal COUNT TUNA 1 Includtftt vSHRIMP 5 M Drip tb. Rt». POUNOPKG. MAXWELL HOUSE Ukx can 79* «»« EVERETT Jeature for ; feature, dollar for dollar, you can't SHOP.RITI 5 bag with Spinet Organ other I buy a belter organ a 53 any at lower price. Hear its brll- electronic at I liant organ Altenburg tone. See IU lovely decorator Note MARGARINE MIRACLE WHIP NATIONALLY AOVIATIIID flano styling. 1 49* House or the Ham- the exclusive ■ KANO ; patented reverberation unit how it sb.‘,5 b .‘, 59. mond Studios even those ; develops 3 dimensional sound. The "ADJUSTOMATIC costing hundreds of dollars J TUNING” locks-ln perfect tuning more! inv “« • y»«* «<» <*« it, hear It, play it. Visit Alten- COUPON SAVINGS burg Plano House or the Hammond Studios today TBs coupon worth 7c toword and see for yourself. Or if the purchase ol NEW IMPROVED COMFIDINCK you can’t come In, we’ll BLEND bring it to you! Just phone us. any variety BRAND SHOP RITE c Altenburg Piano House and their Hammond Studios bare can NAMES been awarded HEINZ highest honors in New Jersey and third high- 49 Heinz COFFEE ■ATiarAcrnoN est $n the entire nation for representing America’s finest brand names . 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HAMMOND OF 515 ORGAN MONTCLAIR bloomfielo ave., montclair •pi 4-1200’ - HAMMOND OF ORGAN PATERSON us market st., paterson •ar b-iboo HAMMOND ORGAN or ASBURY PARK Cookmen Ave. & Mein St., Perk •PR 9-9300 PH... .ffwtlv. Asbury through Su.utdo, Night tun. 13th, IM4. No, fpon.lbl.ftt, m*,. W. tw„. th. u. typ.,rophl«,l right ta limit ■, T ANARUS, Till 9 P.M. • Open Evenings Saturday Till 6 P. M. There’*a Shop-Rite Near You—CallESsex 5-7300 A GUIDE TO BETTER HOME BUYS IN MONMOUTH and OCEAN COUNTIES

SUPPLEMENT TO The Advocate

JUNE 11, 1964

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INCONPORATCD 9 ROOM 81-LEVEL

2 16 will FULL BATHS Oely He built in this beeulilul wooded Homei privele tree, e perk like Mttine lull 10 minulei horn Ihe world lemoui Atburr Perk tuuiduelk Wilkini die lance lo Catholic 5 Holy Innxenlt Church, 2 minulei to schools thoouint churches end club. The Complete counlrp ported piece lor ,ou end pour rooou lemil,|Tbed*' ptneled recreation room den Price spacious livint room lormai 18,990 d.n.n room - t icienct kitchen with caloric h«ilt-in oun and ZLrian leundry end utility - with room terete ilortfe aree brick front LOW DOWN wooded *^**tpocioui* ,M PAYMENT loti, rollmt terrain, everste tiie IM i ISO H. l 30 YEAR MODUS l FINANCING Open Daily Sunday • Modal Phono PR S SM

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OFF PARKWAY - The House of Ease is the [?] home to be introduced at Beach Haven tSzZaSSS#-"* West, on Rt. 72, hor~- INBOW muM PARK nine minutes from Exit 63 of the Garden State Parkway, SHOREBRQOK CIRCIt, NEPTUNI under TOWNSHIP, N. J. the new retirement program announced by com- munity Jerome developers and Herbert Shapiro. It is priced at $10,990, with minimum down payment.

236 K Second Home SSS Im z&. Concept Cited

t: .1 Chcrenson-Carroll Release ■a construction in this country. MMHH m BEACH HAVEN (PFS) Construction of vacation ' Not a shack in the woods but homes, may increase to 200,000 second units a home with all equip- annually by tho end of ecu. ment the and recreation pro- 19605. vided '' This, according to Jer- To date approximately 1,100 ome and Herbert r Shapiro, de- families have moved into a m velopers of Beach Haven Beach Haven West, West, living on the 6,G00-home vacation com- 17 miles of manmade la- Actual photo of Mystic Islands today munity rising along Barnegat goons, all of which have depth is Bay, what most people enough for the navigation of MOVE RIGHT IN! want in the way of second or sea going yachts. Seven model \acation homes. The Shapiros homes are offered, ranging in YOU CAN ENJOY ALL THIS NOW have proved at Beach Haven price from $6,990. West that this concept is valid. Home buyers at Beach Hav- • Olympic size pool • Shopping center Citing a recent National As- en W'est, the sociation Shapiros said, • New Restaurant • New of Home Builders re- gas station and shop arc mature persons, usually in Orchestra port which discussed the in- their late • in cocktail • Our own white sand 30s or early 40s lounge beaches creasing of popularity second who are • New boat looking for a place to & repair shop • Supervised recreation homes, the pointed Shapiros spend weekends with their out that second homes account children and for a year-round for 6% of tho annual house BEAUTIFUL heme for retirement later. The Home Builders' report outlined 2 Sets of Models a hypothetical “ideal" MYSTIC vacation community. Accord- ISLANDS On Display ing to the report, it should not be more 100 ON GREAT BAY than miles or 180 A SOT Release minutes from a city area. EVERY HOME ON Beach THE WATERFRONT FREEHOLD (PFS) - Juni- Haven West Is 90 per Farms, a minutes from community of most areas in four-bedroom North completely finished 24 bath, dou- Jersey or New York and ble homes 60 homes garage in the S2G,- minutes from the Philadel- 000 to $29,000 -Ca price range here, phia rnden-Tronton area. is giving motorists along Rt.’ Families who have homes 9 at $ a start. Beach Haven eomo from such U.S. Home Sc Development distant 5,990 points as Pittsburgh and Koos Bros, have gotten Dover (Del.), Washington and together to present four including waterfront lot living Cleveland. showrooms, exact replicas in dock roue boat at roue door size and detail of the All homes at Beach Haven Juniper West Your Includes Farms are fully suit- complete horn* living there !■ automatic get heat and In- bi-level, ranch, split- completed, with sulation for able for either room big eliding glass doori, comfortable winter level and Colonial, next to tho year-round or your kitchen-dining room hot birch weekendi 100. You won't believe Koos Freehold storo. summer vacation living. ceblneti, formica work the It till lop, you eee It—to come on down In the tract you can see the large bath hai colored ceramic tile, today. Contsruction details Include: four Juniper models which Hot Point electric range, 40- only have PHONE: 609 AX 6-2441 • WRITE FOR FREE carpeting, drapes gallon hot water flame- - heater, BOOKLET DEPT. W and wallpaper. On Rt. g at less electric heat with individ- UGOON tho Koos tho PARK, INC., MYSTIC ISLANDS, TUCKERTON, N. J. models, homes ual room thermostats, maho- are completely gany tilo Short Ihe Garden State Exit 58 and furnished, panelling, baths, trip on to Tuckerton. Turn right In where Tuckcrton lo they can be inspected hardwood built-in kit- Myitic Ulandi and your home. floors, new without the pressure of other chen cabinets, counter-top home behind. CITY WATER CITY SEWERS CITY OAS buyers just work areas, full amperage, Features of tho luxury wooden windows, sliding glass homes are central air condi- doors, and porches overlooking tioning and brick fireplaces. tho bays. 2 Management Corp Formod By Expert on Property A London Release been the Wilshire Apartments 7a CRESSKILL (PFS) Paul in Teaneck and Township Vil- J lage in Morris Township. He SECTION Inganamort, with over 15 also handles sales Col- f years of successful leasing at the and management experience ony club in Spring Lake supervising all phases of in- Heights. / ESTATE come producing properties, has formed' the P.J. Ingana l - Marc Woods REAL Sixth Section walk to school one block ... just SCHOOL BUS TO OTHER SCHOOLS STOPS AT PROPERTY N.J. Underway 3 MODELS FROM A Cherenson-Carroll Release MATAWAN BORO. (PFS.} • • Newark, Construction has begun in the 15,800 sixth section at Marc Woods, EB? the 300-home community ris- TO i ing off Ravine Dr., at Exit 120 of tile Garden State Park- 5 1964, way here. According to builder 19,000 Howard Siegel, Marc Woods is THE HARFIELD BI LEVEL Here s the 11-room home more than two-thirds sold and ONLY $6OO DOWN 11, your family will never outgrow. It's unique flexible PAUL J. INGANAMORT UP TO 35-YEAR FINANCING more than 100 families are liv- design offers 3 to 6 bedrooms. ing at the new home June mort Management Corp. with commun- ity. offices at 50 Piermont Rd., here. Marc Woods shows five dif- RANCH-CAPE COD-81-LEVEL 15 During the past years In ferent model homes. Siegel • Spacious Quarter • Choice of Exterior ganamort has leased, man- pointed out that of the 150-odd Acre Lots & Interior Colors aged and maintained shopping purchases made to date, the MONTHLY • Water • Choice of Bath Tile $ centers, apartments and office public preference has been al- City • City Sewers and Fixture Colors PAYS ALL buildings in Bergen, Passaic, most equally divided among from 24 Morris and Monmouth Coun- the five. ■ National Gas • Choice of Kitchen ties, • Electric Fixture and Four Morlgaga Paymmnt Taxea encompassing over 4,500 Homes are priced from $19,- intaraai apartments, four major shop- 900 with two bi-levels, a • Paved Roads, Colors tnauranca ping centers and two oft ice ground entry split-level, a por- Sidewalks & Curbs • PermaStone fronts buildings. tico entry split-level and a Bi-Levels Models Only The most successful of his ranch giving the buyer opti- recent accomplishments has mum flexibility in selection. EXTRA! BONUS FEATURE RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES NO EXTRA COST Range • Oven • Refrigerator • Dishwasher • Dryer • Washer EASY COMMUTING

Just 83 minutes from NY C. ... air DIRECTIONS: Take Route 9 to Aldrich Road (approx. 8 conditioned express commuter buses miles south of Freehold Circle, turn right, 2V* stop go at property- and to New York Is miles to New Prospect Road, speed you turn one right, go block in arm chair comfort. today to models on take then left. OR. Parkway to Exit 91 follow Route 526 6V* miles to New Prospect MODEL PHONE: 364-1020 or 364-1021 turn approx. the day Rd.. right, go 2 miles to models. MODELS OPEN DAILY you discover Marc Woods? The Crowning Touch of Luxury! m uu marc woods n

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“THE NOTTINGHAM” COLONIAL 2-STORY * 10 4 Bedrooms 2 Rooms ...... Vi Baths .. . Dressing Room with Vanitory and Mirrored Walls . . . Walk-In Closet . . . Very Large Living Room with Fireplace Included in Price . . . Family Room and Den . . . 2-Car Garage with Side Entrance. .. Full Basement.

CUSTOM-CRAFTED RANCH Bi-Level G-E & Central ...... and Heating Air Colonial 2-Story Homes . and 10 Priced From Conditioning . . UF $ 22,900 Caloric, Frigidaire & RCA- Imagine...a bright new community in the warm heart 10% DOWN . . . of an established,historic town. That's Marc Woods Whirlpool Appliances Are 30-YEAR MORTGAGES FOR In QUALIFIED Matawan Borough. Just a walk to Main Street and BUYERSI Included in Every Home at NO CLOSINO COSTSI the express railroad station. Walk past landmarks and NO LEGAL FEESI No Extra Cost! under 300-year old sycamores. Discover successful NO FINANCING CHAROESI Marc Woods today! June and July Occupancy. • LANDSCAPED LOTS Vi ACRE AND LARGER • CITY SEWERS, CITY WATER AND PAVED STREETS 6 Models—2-Story Colonials, Split Levels, Located In a choice residential section of Freehold Ranches, Bi-Levol Ranches —On V« Acre historic Township . . close all conveniences and . to a few minutes from the From only *19,990to *24,990 Jersey shore. NO DOWN PAYMENT for vet* FHA or 10V« conventional mortgages available marc woods Matawan Avenuo and Marc Drive, P.O. Box 89, Matawan SCHANCK ROAD OFF ROUTE 9 Borough, N. J, Models Open Every Day, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Nj JO MINUTES FROM Telephone: LOwell 6-4440 NEWARK . . . 65 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK SaUi Agentu DANTON REALTY & HENRY W. STONE • Tot. Builder: UowoXtL SUftl 4*2-3391 Furnlihed Gordon DIRECTIONS: Ne<» Jersey Exit II onto Route 9 south Into Exh'bit Homoi DIRECTIONS] Slat* to Exit 127 Turnpike Parkway or N J Route 34 to Main Street in Matawan. on Main to u *° E*" Turn left St. Ravine 10 A.M. nil P'ocwd »oulh on Rl. 9to Drive to onto Op.n dark f. Schanck Road property . OR: Garden State Parkway Exit 120 Morris- , F town ,, , < "* hold R°‘* T,a,fl Rd. to Revri ne Drive. Turn right to property. Monday till 9roo P.M. Way * Clrt, • *° WOOD- GATE AT FREEHOlD 3

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THIS IS AN ARTIST'S RENDERING OF THE PROPOSED BUILDING. BASED ON THE PLANS. THIS IS NOT NECESSARILY AN ACCURATE REPRESENTATION AS TO LANDSCAPING. SCALE OR PERSPECTIVE 1964 lands End

ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN IN NEW JERSEY OVERLOOKING BARNEGAT BAY

.. .vacation living in a year’round holiday retreat

YOU'LL BE CHAIRMAN OF THE FAR-FROM-BORED. can where live You holiday you ... weekday as well as weekend Winter as well as Summer and all for the cost of your End ... apartment alone! Lands ... an exciting vacation cooperative makes and as much a life ... fishing, swimming boating part of your as bedrooms, kitchens and living rooms.

AND JUST LOOK AT THIS LUXURY... THAT’S NOT ALL! .Challenging public and private oolf ■ THAT'S ACTUALLY AN ECONOMY. course s skating ■ horseback riding ■ football ■ baseball ■ . year ’round and fun... over _/ . . sports a thousand acres of parks FREE , Free Swimming Pool - moor.ng on the Bay and woodlands 30 miles . are within of Lands - End7~your vaca^ Recreation Rotund. - Indoor & Outdoor Parking t ion Make cooperative. your investment now in vacation ■ living AH Electnc Kitchen. ■ Private Beach in this 264 apartment leasehold cooperative.

FROM NEW YORK CHOICE EFFICIENCIES, 1 AND OR NORTH JERSEY: Garden State Parkway Southbound to Exit Y South on Route 34 to the Route 35 96, Junction. Continue South on Route 35 past 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM $3400o.|;Mantoloking for approximately 2V4 miles to Lands End. FROM PHILADELPHIA OR Take CAMDEN: Marlton Pike (New Jersey Route 70) to All monies held in escrow a New York Garden deposit by leading bank State Parkway and Ocean County Road 528. Follow 528 to Mantoloking and Route 35, turn South on Route 35, approximately 2Vi miles to Lands End. Only S6BO-I)eposil W JL lEQIIREB

This Is not an offering, no dieting Is made except by a plan of cooperative organiiation filed with the Bureau of Securities of the Department of Law and Public Safety of th. stat, nf i and the fcnrtmnt ri Law State of New York. Such do New Jersey filings not constitute approval ef the issue or the sale thereof the Bureau by of Securities w the Dewtment of 1, Generalsjnerals of the States of New and New York. epa 0 Law 01 the Attorney construction • Jersey "M»n«oiok|n* corp., Rout. 35, M.ntoiokin». n*w J.r.oy sponsor *nd Buiwtr

P Selling Agent-Jphn D. Lazarus

f ■ e CA 4-II (Off lands End Route I 35, Mantoloking, New Jertey for our colorful 16 page booklot Rush me further information on Lands End and your 16 page booklet "Vacation Living “VACATION LIVING” NAME. OR CALL ADDRESS. ■ In New Jersey In New York

CITY. 1899-9810 257-1107 .STATE. for furtherfurther information! • \ " L for information! 4 SECTION COME ON DOWN...AND ESTATE GET IN THE SWIM*AT REAL

N.J. is a 200-home \tonehmt MODELS - This Harfield, community in Jackson, N.J. (near Lakewood). Featured is the appear- of established ance an community, broad lawns, paved / roads and Newark, Three models are landscaping. available bi- level, ranch and tti Cape Cod. Prices are from $15,800 to $18,900. STONEHURST BLVD., OFF ROUTE 9 1964, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, N. J. 1, ‘Where Nothing's Extra But Value' 1 117-Home Project June Opens in Freehold .jjKSQ

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land here 117 new homes are level. in construction in a subdivi- Features of the Country * sion named Longview-at-Free- Squire and all other models in- tract hold. The is the former clude York central air condi- Marietta Farm of 80 acres tioning, color-coordinated ap- running along Colt's Neck pliances in kitchens and bath- Road, (Rt 537). rooms, attractive entrances, Homes being offered include -» dements and extra-large several unusual Actual Illustration of features rooms with closets. , ample OPENING JULY Ist New Pool and Recreation Petillo Associates, Inc., had % Center at Stonehurst. Parochial schools and houses NEW designed to "add something SWIMMING POOL & CABANA CLUB TENNIS of worship are near and the ... special to homes of middle in- COURTS . . . CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND FOR Borough of Freehold with its ... come price." EXCLUSIVE USE OF STONEHURST RESIDENTS. shops, transportation and en- Sales at the community will tertainment facilities minutes SPECIAL BONUS OFFER! be initiated this weekend with away. Whose the display of three model Buyers Homes Have Not Yet Been Built Peter Petillo is the builder. Are houses, completely finished Entitled to the Use of The Facilities of The New Financing has been and furnished, and priced from arranged Recreation Center for This Season As Soon As $21,990. through Frank H. Taylor & Sales Contracts Are Signed. Model Shown; Son and the Central Jersey "THE WItItAMSBURGH" COLONIAL ? COUNTRY SQUIRE is the Bank and Trust Cos., offering STORY 4 Bedrooms . . 2'S Baths of terms of 10% down and name the basic model, a con- Wood Panelled Family Colonial ranch at $21,990 ventional mortgages for 30 split 125 designed with a long ground- years. Cavanaugh E. Brown, hugging appearance outside, realtor, is the sales agent.

'cmce, every home T he U. S. Hone 4 Development Corporation proudly present* the advance YOUR showing or an elegant new community . . . Juniper Farm*. Thi* CHOICE OF 8 intimate custom built and carefully planned community, located in the INCLUDES historical freehold area of Monmouth County, is being created for those Custom-Quality Colonial & few COST: discriminating people who appreciate and can afford "Luxi/ry living AT NO EXTRA Today. ' These luiunous 4-bedroom, 2Vj bath, double garage homes include Contemporary 2-Story such custom features as foyer entries, Fedders central air conditioning, down step living room, cathedral ceilings, 28 ft. master bedroom suite with -.. Bi-Level & two walk-in Ranch Models closets, private bath and dressing room, compertmented family ‘2,500 bathrooms with wall-to-wall mirrors and built-in bathroom furniture . . , • 3 & 4 Bedrooms • 2 & 2 1/z Gourmet kitchens with General and Dishwasher and the OF Electric Refrigerator WORTH Baths • Full fabulous Basements • 1 & 2- Caloric Built-In Oven featuring "Programmed Cooking", and the APPLIANCES . CALORIC Car • Caloric cook top range with "Magic Brain" burner . . . richly panelled Garages Brick Fronts • recreation appliances rooms, stately fireplaces and bookcases, full basements with • hotpoint Professionally Landscaped Plots outside entry; and many other custom features down to such details as . carrier weathermaker 125’ x 200’ Min. (More Than *A "Silent Touch" electric switches. CENTRAL Your will year ’ROUND Acre) • CITY SEWERS & CITY home be set on a 125 200 ft. ti majestically x acre estate, WATER professionally landscaped under the supervision ol Mr. Lawrence DeMont, air conditioning (NO SEPTIC TANKS OR ASIA, a landscape architect with 14 years professional experience. CITY WELLS) . . . GAS & ELEC- Juniper Farms is ideally located near schools, shopping, transportation, TRICITY . PAVED all houses of worship, and just 3 minutes from downtown historic . . STREETS. Freehold. Ideally located in the heart of fast- Be the CONCRETE among first to view this new intimate, luxury community see CURBS, PAVED ... growing Freehold in historic Mon- It this week end! CONCRETE mouth DRIVEWAYS, SERV- County. Nearby are modern ICE WALKS ALL IN public and all ... & PAID parochial school* ... FOR houses of NO ASSESSMENTS. worship . . . shopping cen- . . . ters . . . express highways and air- Priced From conditioned buses to Newark, Jersey .IE City and New York. *20,950 to my 5 FURNISHED *25,950 EXHIBIT - COMPLETE NO EXTRAS! wfial, jgiapar m HOMES OPEN EVERY DAY 10% Down for Qualified Buyer* 30-Y**r FROM Mortgages Available 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. No Cloalng Costs NOW WITH 4 CHOICES DAYLIGHT • BILEVEL • RANCH • SPLIT-LEVEL • COLONIAL 50 MIN. SAVING TIME YOU CAN DRIVE DOWN FROM NEWARK AFTER From $26,000 SUPPER AND SEE OUR NEW 65 MIN. FROM N.Y.C. HOMES AND SWIMMING POOL 5*4 DOWN - 30 YEAR NO COSTS FINANCING CLOSING - SANITARY UNDER CONSTRUCTION. • SEWFRSINO SEPTIC TANKS)CITY WATER (NO WELLS) Another DIRECTIONS: N. J. Turnpike to Exit Garden JAMES II or State Parkway to Exit D'AGOSTINO 127; then stay on Rt. 9 south to Projsot STONEHURST AT FREEHOLD (1% Eicluxlva Salts Agent: miles south of traf- Freehold Raceway RETT H ixniper fic at «? A^ ' PELTER. Realtor circle) Schanck Road. Stonehurst Blvd., Freehold Township. N. J. ■LUXURY LIVING TODAY ' Sales Office Phone: 462*0111 PRII 9 \Farms BRQCHURS MAILED ON RKQUSST kouti 9*2 muxs SOUTH or rnctHoio raceway • freehold, n. j. WHCTKM (Ufdw $Ut« Sooth fut 123 lo ¥ Nt* kttn Twfppikt Scwth to li t 11, thofl &£££££ V) ffloHotd I**1 Southef Ikmit r«»i Foot BfctMn Stwo OftN SAIUtOATARO SUNDAY U AM to 7 hi. Of WtIMJATS NOON to i fM. he* HO 2 943 L Author ferftf Ur-mMly »jf U S HorMiOr.«i^ntCofF.s2N#ilA,o.li».«oo

A S.O.F. Release to ilies Holiday South. The excellent hospital at Toms REAL W MM public is also served TOMS by an River." RIVER (PFS) - The I WJ school system here is recog- nized as one of the finest in the state, and so ---- ESTATE is rated by authorities. . * Home owners at Holiday South, a llovnanian Brothers $ INTRODUCING loud in "THE MONTICELLO' community, are their o. SECTION praise of the area's schools. v An elementary school is lo- cated across from the develop- tat ment. rrn

"Both the new school at high Newark, Bayville and the new intermediate school are on single sessions,” INTRODUCING says ROUTE 9. BAYVILIE NEW JERSEY Harry llovnanian, speak- THE N.J. ing for the Hovnanian broth- ROLLING HILLS ers, "and there is school bus BIIEVEI of with lupcrior .lyle, many feature. found only service to the high school, in- SECTION OF In hornet thoutondt totting more. In Boyville. NJ, don termediate and parochial June to .hopping, churche. ond ithoolt, Newark ond N.w York schools. but. 11, FEATURES- 3 I>. bath. bedroom., • dining room • living "St. Joseph's in Toms River room • Eat-in kitchen • panelled • maintains an jlll/lNlis recreation room laundry exceptionally, fine ond * COMMUNITV utility room • wood cabinet. Catholic COONTHV CL UR T • hordwood floor. ?-cor elementary and high *R ••a 1964 and school. garage many other.. Curb., .idewalki, paved driveway, TUCKtnrON. N. J. large landtcaped plot. Eo.y term.. "A unique accomplishment by Toms River authorities,” WHY SETTLE FOR OTHER ? JUST A 2 WEEKS' VACATION WHEN 81-lEVEL AND RANCHES FROM v continues Hovnanian, ‘‘is the YOU 3)250 fact CAN HAVE YOUR OWN YEAR 'ROUND that, in spite of such a VACATION HOME WITH noteworthy school system, the ALt THESE ATTRACTIONS: DIRECTIONS: .oulh Exit tax rate has NEW Porkwoy to 80 Toke Rt. 9 .outh 1 been kept among . PRIVATE |g MOLE GOLP 1 Sun B#lN«s COURSE anrrtyata. Whit mile, RIGHT ON IHE TRACI, Sandy 6rKh*s to Moyfoir iign.. Phone 341-9130. the lowest in the county. This Clua • Country ind I Bailing ham Your Own Dock unusual combination Ullro-Modoro Club Maun or of bene- tno Minna Bl»a fits is l Chirrpmninip Trnms Cnurti attracting growing fam- 1 *•> * Blvit Flihing ina Crab Mat i Swinmnn* In Biy, Oriln or Pool, Ouch Hunfmg Own So Tnhing ina i Surlciilmg. Atlantic City Night t if*.

Another Project of Th« and year ’RK JlnjNiis 3-BEDROOM International Corporation homes _ . Tract Office: at freehold RADIO ROAD. TUCKERTON, N. J. Longview *9,500 Tel. 609-296-2283 •milt OR PHONE TOR MU BROCHURE COLTS NECK ROAD / TOWNSHIP / LOTS (RT. 537) FREEHOLD MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. J. 18 ,-*1,400 MILES FRpM ATLANTIC CITY 9B MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY u»t*Ai unahcinq FREEHOLD’S NEWEST & FINEST RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY DIRECTIONS' ISOM NEW YORK OR NEW JER- SEY Gordin Still Plrkwty la UK S* Mfl . aa Rout# 139 to ATLANTIS CHOICE OF 3 CUSTOM-PLANNED MODELS

ON LANDSCAPED PLOTS 100' x 200' Meet Candlewood Resident Leo Fallon 21,990

10% DOWN / 30-YEAR MORTGAGES

EVERY HOME INCLUDES AT NO EXTRA COSTi CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING G FOR YEAR 'ROUND COMFORT 0 And All These Color-Coordinated fatty! Appliances: &u£( HOTPOINT Refrigerator Freezer... Automatic Washer.. . Automatic Dryer .. . CANDLEWOOD Automatic Dishwasher. CALORIC Oven . Charcoal Filtered Hood Range ...... Splash Plate . . . Sink . . . Caddie kcu£(taM/*

"For us, CANDLEWOOD’S got everything fine house with real big backyard privacy on our extra big lot cit •• y water and sewers • city ... a fabulous family rcc center with a huge pool, sports, games, the works! the Shopping s handy for Mrs., and the children will to school 'THE COUNTRY SQUIRE" COLONIAL SPLIT RANCH $21,990 go right in Candlewood. Our church is ad- 0 Rooms 3 Bedrooms Baths to the ...... 2VS . . . Wood- jacent property, too." Panelled Recreation Room . . . Oversized Garage. 16 MORE REASONS THF FALLONS CAME TO CANDLEWOOD

Brick Fronts • Fireplaces • Panelled Recreation • Famous Rooms. GE and Caloric Kitchen Ap- pliances • Norge Dryer • Delco/GM Heat • Armstrong Floors • Central Air Conditioning • Basements with Outside Entries • Curbed • Sidewalks Paved Streets • Wide Driveways rnn^o'e-^oS 6 of . RANCH, SPLIT-LEVEL, CAPE 'THE VILLAGER" COLONIAL 2-STORY $26,490 STORY—wth 4 3or Bedrooms, 2or 3 8 Rooms 4 Bedrooms Panelled ...... 2Vi Baths . . . Bath Units, 1 or 2 CarGarages Recreation Room with Wood-Burning Fireplace . . , 2-Car Garage. nB Costs * 30 ' Year Financing •5% Down m?,rl°«H i, to S ly ““ All Utilities, Including City Sewers and City Water SAVINGS b/ °' ME . . . Paved BaTkOF BROO K°LY nN Roads, Sidewalks and Curbs . .. Priced from 18,490 DRIVE DOWN THIS WEEK END OPEN DAILY FURNISHED EXHIBIT HOMES OIRECTIONSi Garden Slot* Forhwoy lovlh to Ixlt 123 HJ. Turnpike & WEEK ENDS FROM NOON TO DUSK or Sewfh to I*lt ,wi ~ "•*" * 55 MINUTES FROM NEWARK / 60 MINUTES FROM N, Y C

DIRECTIONS) Carden State Forfeit to tilt 177i then south on Routt 9 to Routs 34; continuo touts on teitkor fin Ceemun.lr Op . Routt 34 to traffic IllSt it Coitt Neck Retd Mill FITIUO ASSOCIATtS, INC. (Rt. 337)i (it Celt's Nick Inn lien) tun flgf oe StillSites AltntiAaent! Rt. 537 ind tentinuo to lonr.ue it Freehold. Cavanaugh i. drown Candletuood ORi N. I. Turnpiketo Exit It to Routi 9; thin precoed at oton. ROUTE §, HOWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. • 7 MILES FROM FREEHOL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. AREA 701 PHONE 363 1100 Adjacent to St. Vtronict’g Church l School Now Under Comtructlon 6 School Expansion Planned I Page Release With the completion of the * * * * FREEHOLD (PFS) Plans new wing, St Rose of Lima for anew 12 classroom addi School will accommodate 1,200 a lion to St Rose of Lima School pupils. community of and an auditorium-gymnasium The auditorium-gymnasium SECTION were announced last week at seat will Early American Residences designed to 1.000 be ah Masses by Rev. Thomas P. used for basketball, school ac- Ridge, pastor. tivities. and various parish ESATE At the same time. Father functions Ridge inaugurated SCOTT a capital The new building also fund with T budding campaign a will house a spacious library be Provincetoicn—$21,900 REAL minimum goal of $250 000 to that will be available for the defray part of the construction use of the entire parish. v';; FARM cost The additional rlas-- The developments of Stone- rooms, he said, are required hurst at Freehold, Woodgate at located in rustic II

The Captain's llonse—523,900 I mml 1964, SUNRISE BEACH els $21,000 to $26,000 1, |

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DIRECTIONS; Garden June State Parkway to B.lniaf Exit (#97), to Rout. 38, thon tak. flr.t left, Allonwood Road. '•9,950- OR via Rout. 34 to Belntor Blvd., then right ot blinker (Allenwood Road). A SMART Modelt located NEW RANCH HOME on Allenwood Road betw.en JOINS OUR ARRAY OF Belmor Blvd ond Rout* 38. The 2 2 & 3 BEDROOM DESIGNS! Virginian—s 2,9()() 681-2420 Select from Telephone a wonderful variety of homes! Enjoy vacation, sum- mer-long or year-round living at Sunrise Beach—-a AA sportsman's paradise. The new ranch home offers spacious living room, 2 j- • bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath, kitchen with built-in deluxe •r oven and range, oversized ga- with rage laundry area, porch, gas-fired heating. 75 ft. wide protected waterfront lagoon lots and huge woodland from lots $l5O down, Sis monthly. Excel- lent financing, 20-year conventional mortgages. Open 9 til dark. r P. 0. RT. 9, BOX 171, FORKED RIVER, N. J. 08731 Tel.-. 609-693-3921 Anew concept in home RE T ONS: C rd n S,a,a ,0 design 2L , t; ? Pkwy - Forked River Exit 7£ '. » **•" and *° 2 mil *» <0 traffic light r.*• 0 /''•«,u »■ '" '«<» 0,1 9. «0 V, mile to Sunr.xa Beach.*{• Toms OR: From South on go ■«*. - River, Rt. 9, a 9li mil,* to Sunrise Beach. '

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'* U I Colony ->‘n. THE SWISS CHALET The charm of picturesque Switzerland and the easo and know-how so unJauelv American and Bel Aire... are all built into this club lovely split levol home. Comoare and you'll see why Bel Aire is New Jersey's most recommended builder

The features below are In all of Bel Aire’s CARDEN 100 different models. • Brick as shown • Birch or doors e mahogany Weitherstripped windows • Excavation • Solid ukfloors • RCA kitchen appliances APARTMENTS • Full basement • 100 electric service amp e Ceramic tile bath • Flagstone (oyer • American Standard “ “ ALLAIRE ROAD plumbing Kentile kitchen floor • Complete heat • Fully insulated SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS • Sliding*j door medicine cabine > Custom designed kitchen cabinets Opposite The Homestead Golf Course

: EXCLUSIVE USE OF TENANTS : PRIVATE P,UM ru * h • FnEE c °py »' your SWIMMING POOL colorful, llluitriM booklet of BEI-aire homee. AND iTT*S CABANAS FOR m Mama ' A-*-l|

• First Floor Patios and Second Floor Balconies. Memben National Aeeso. I own t lot (whtrs) • AIR CONDITIONING WITH ol Horn* Builders | INDIVIDUAL CONTROLS. I I plan to build (when). • All-Electric Kitchens. li ANOTHER BEL AIRE EXCLUSIVE, ONE 1 & 2-BEDROOM From CONTRACT-ONE RESPONSIBILITY! 80l Alro personally handle! ond guarantees ovary aipoct of your homo Ona . (IVS Bath) on. roiponiiblllty. On. Iron-d.d contr.ct jTev™• APARTMENTS *175 FURNISHED EXHIBIT APARTMENTS HO DOWN OPEN DAILY & PAYMENT FOR Alt!. NO WEEK ENDS MORTGAGE PLACEMENT FEES!“ NO MORTGAGE TEL. Gibson 9-4256 PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS!

DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway to Exit 96 Follow Spring Lake signs to Allaire Road anti left s around circle; proceed to COLONY CLUU GARDEN BELAIRE 62> APARTMENTS. I NEW JERSEY'SlERBEVR MOBTMOOT RECOMMENDEDncnnmm,... BUILDER PER MONTH Another JAMES D'AGOSTINO SOUU 46.1001, N. J. ROUTE», Project I WOODBRIDCE 6T. 206,CRANBERRY t mile Silt ol Lodi Circle Just LAKE 1 0 north ol Tpk.Exit 11 3I ml, Phonn CR 2-3535 no,nr ot Rt. 46 JunctionI ttii ,! !?!*! fWins Phonei ME 6-0000 Ph0ne,347.2212 I P, " n ' Clrcl. Opening at Lands End 7 Is Called a Success

A Cberetison-C.arroll Release state of private Jiome owners. MANTOLOKING It leads the nation in (PFS) _ private REAL Interest on the part of New homes owned per capita. Jerseyans and Now Yorkers in "This ingrained desire *o cooperative apartments —as own their own either demonstrated by more than now or in the near has ESTATE 400 inquiries made during the open- it difficult for coopera- ing weekend of Lands End at tive builders to gain wide- Mantolokmg has aroused spread acceptance until now.” tlie attention of He out that building or- pointed “since SECTION ganizations and real estate ex- the cooperative concept is a perts. Heretofore, widely ac- sound one, it will gain accept- cepted throughout the U.S., ance in New Jersey, but not the in the 'one-home’ co-op concept has never market.” gained a strong foothold This in was the reasoning, New Jersey. Sedrish explained, behind Newark, According to Louis Sedrish, Lands End. The entire found- Lands developer of End, the ation of the apartment com- 264-unit cooperative community munity’s planning was the re- N.J. to rise on Rt. 35 in historic moval of the co-op unit from Mantoloking between the ocean its lofty $20,000 to $50,000 price and Bamegat Bay, this re- perch, and instead, creating a June newed interest in cooperative new market within the “sec- INTERIOR apartments can be traced to ond home” or "vacation OF THE MODEL apartment at Lands End showing the wide of window 11, the fact expanse that Lands End has its home” area by walls. Lands End offers vacation and developing summer living year-round holiday retreats in a broad market within apartments that million the area can be pur- $4 cooperative apartment Builder Louis E. Sedrish has created unusal of project. an 1964 "second home" buyers. chased within tlie $4,400 to of "second home" concept moderately priced apartments in a shore-side location on $7,700 price range. Barnegat Bay. “NEW JERSEY is. for the most part,” says Sedrish, “a

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Stressed at GRAND OPENING! Carlton House ☆ ☆ ☆ 7th Section ☆ ☆ ☆ A Chcrensoii-Carroll Release ASBURY PARK (PFS) The carefree convenience of the apartment and the luxury absolute details of the private home M have been skillfully blended by B.J. Lucarelli and Cos. in com- pleting the Carlton House, a TOMS RIVER 12-story apartment house 0 on NEW JERSEY fashionable Deal Lake Drive NOszs here. According to Joseph Lu- carelli, the typical “private home details” which have ' v been built into the Carlton

House include central air con- ditioning with individual con- trols, a sun-deck terrace with X most apartments, a guest-ten- - , ant sun and card room, oak parquet floors, built-in wall ■ ovens, furniture-finish cabinets in the kitchen, Venetian blinds £ and screens, wood double-hung •:.S windows. In addition, doorman serv- .'.yyu.'A ice, landscaped grounds with sheltered sitting facilities, lux- 5: : uriously appointed lobby and a complete building communi- cation system including tele- phones in the elevator bring to the tenants anew dimen- sion in apartment living. Rentals at the Carlton House start at $l5B for a studio apartment. Other apartments include those of one -ad two- bedroom design. B.J. Lucarelli and Cos., Inc., builders and owners of the Carlton House, also operate The Mayfair in East Orange BIG 81-LEVEL and are currently creating The Versailles, a luxury apartment rising on the Palisades.

moitjaie payment *13,790 with iplit level, 3 SUMMER big bedrooms, living room, dining room, ipaciout kitch.n, ond tile both for Rentals & Sales on upp.r 1.v.1; room r.cr.atlon room, i.c- ond both, d.n, workihop on low.r 1.v.1, with ln,id. .ntranc. to garog«. Delightful Island of HOLIDAY SOUTH’S done it again! Opens another section (second section this year) that's most beautiful of all! The BRIGANTINE WALL to WALL terrain is dotted with rolling Holly, Dogwood, Laurel and covered with Wide Sole c 11 o n full-grown Oak and Pine trees, affording a of Homos park-like setting for every home. One block to schools, close to Hot shopping, recreation, boating and swimming. HOLIDAY CARPETING! SOUTH’S big, value-packed homes continue to "Golf Courf prove that don’t have to In you spend a fortune to get the o

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Scale model of St. Anthony's Church, North- under vale, construction, shows baptistry in central position, directly in the path of the altar, which will be located beneath the cross-crowned skylight. Interior of model at shows right radial seating plan of the circular church, designed to bring people close to the altar, close to the sacrificial banquet of the Mass.

A Church for the Future

By ANNE BUCKLEY diffculties which recently slowed construction to a kind of church do you build in this time halt for more than a month. The new things occasion- Whatof renewal of the liturgy? ed by the Vatican Council’s Constitution What kind of church do on the Litur- you build if you are and the U.S. gy Bishops’ implementation studies of building now, at the height of the period of change it, are coming rapidly. Some in the Church? adaptation of the design of St. Anthony’s be possible may even before con- James F. Johnson, administrator of St. is Rev.. struction substantially underway. Anthony’s, Northvale, is faced with this challenge, with The design, says the forward this opportunity, if you will. He and architect looking Oaklev Cerard "proves that we’re Joseph Oakley of Bergenfield have seized ready." upon it, with the result Study of the scale model that the church under con- and the floor plan of struction in the church does indeed that outpost of Bergen County will be reveal many features easily the most adaptable to the unusual parish church in North Jersey. things liturgists are talking about The doctrine and predicting. With a low of the congregation as the People tabernacle on the altar of God is in table, for example, Mass very present the design. The conception facing the people would of the church be workable. as the assembly place of the People of entirely There is ample space behind God is basic. The the altar for a sedilla, a chair from which theological reality of the Mass as a priest a a sacrificial might preside again the idea banquet, meal, with the priest as of a host at a ban- host, is in the quet in the Mass of the future. emphasized arrangement of the sane Behind that area tuary. is the choir, with space enough for the arrange- ment •‘Functional" is (he way they describe the de- of a chapel for the reservation of the Blessed sign, meaning that it is Sacrament, should that faithfully keyed to the wor- rubric be adopted in the ship for which it is built. future. Elimination of the being simple altar railing would '‘lt will be to be easily done, if the impossible go to Mass here on concept of unity of priest and Sunday and not realize what is people were to be carried to the going on," says point of such a di Father Johnson. rcctive. It is also flexible, designed for easy adaptability to whatever St is changes may come in the future. Anthony’s also building an eight classroom school addition to accommodate the boys’ department The basic which will be feature of the design is radial seating. staffed by the Franciscan Brothers of St. Anthony’s will be a church the Poor, and a in-the-round, with split-level rectory for three priests attached to the church pews arranged two-thirds of the way around the at the rear. The entire proj- in the ect will cost sanctuary, center of which will be the free- $600,000; the church, which will be air- standing altar. In conditioned, is to no area of the church, planned expected be built for an economical to seat will $300,000. 750, the depth of the pews exceed 10. There will be a minimum of Originally the school to statuary; the sta- wing was be ready this tions of the cross will fall and the church be artistically simple. Every early next year, but in view of design feature is the work halt the carefully planned to focus atten- completion dates are uncertain tion now. upon the altar, the place of sacrifice, whieh will be bathed in filtered light through the colored Architect Oakley is frankly excited about the Panes of peaked "lantern dome" church, clerestory crown- making no secret of the fact that Father ing the sanctuary like a skylight, and surmounted Johnson s thinking is Rev. James F. Johnson lifts roof from the largely responsible. Oakley by a 70-foot aluminum spire, intended as a beckon- plunged happily into-the work of model to study the imaginative interior landmark. designing a church ing based on the idea of conceived with architect Gerard "getting as many people as pos- Joseph There Is no exterior center doorway that sible n round the altar and place as close to it as possible." Oakley. The building was designed in ac- of prominence is the He is occupied by baptistry, which impressed by t ather Johnson's goal of mak- cordance with the doctrine of Is thus placed in the direct theological center aisle path to the ing the church a vehicle of education of the altar. The people the congregation as the of God, the theological mystery is in the of the People demonstrated: at spirit liturgy as it is now being renewed Mass the Baptism tlie catechumen is cleansed and as a banquet with priest as host, and made a reemphasized. and with the idea of member of Christ’s Mystical Body; then he is ad- flexibility to liturgical father Johnson, with his assistant Rev. mitted to the “agape," to the love along changes of the future. partake of and Benedict P. is excited about the church strength of Christ’s Eucharistic Militello, gift. too not only as one interested in liturgy and archi- I tecture and the partnership that is possible between L.ong Immersed in the significance of the public them, but as a pastor of souls. "In our new church." worship of the Church, and now excited about "the he says, "both priest and people will be made much bright days of the future In the liturgy,” Father more conscious of the of Johnson privilege jointly offering can even reconcile himself to the labor Mass." 2 BOOKS Xavier Rynne: Now There Are Two TOPIC THE SECOND SESSION, LETTERS EROM the nom de plume of a Catholic diplo- even account of council doings, ria, Rynne’s anti-curial leanings appear VATICAN COUNCIL 11, by Xavi.r For- Ryan.. mat who has served in to a variety of progressing in a more fashion almost conservative in comparison rar, Straus. 390 S4 95. orderly pages. posts. He thinks important Pope Paul and giving due credit to the council’s Serafian’s indictment. Serafian sees the THE PILGRIM, by Michael Serafian Farrar, politics with the council; played Rynne accomplishment in adopting a forward council being played out behind the Straus 281 $4 50. pages. thinks the Pope refused to play politics. looking Constitution on the Liturgy. scenes with the curia not only hold- Advocate BY JOSEPH R THOMAS Serafian calls tlie second most session However, like observers, as op- ing the upper hand but actually dictat- Nobody. imagine. Is because he I pra\ing as disappointing feels the Holy posed to direct participants, he depre- ing to Pope Paul what he can and can- The hard for the to end Father refused to his Vatican Council as use authority in cates the communications decree. not do. are the editors of Straus. the face of curia intransigence Farrar, Think and the Of particular value are the day-by- Serafian, however, casts doubt on of To of their plight report on the first realities Italian politics. He claims day summaries he provides, showing his authenticity by his efforts to indicate session they came with the Paul decided against N.J. up pseudony- Pope collcgiality each intervention, each vote, the topic a personal knowledge of the Pontiff's mous Xavier Kynne, object of an in- and the statement on Christian-Jewish under discussion, etc. Too, he sum- grand strategy and innermost thoughts. tense game still in relations and that his to the literary guessing pilgrimage marizes each schema which came lip Setting this alleged strategy against the progress. Holy Land was a sop to the Jews and for debate. But considering the com- actual developments demonstrates how But with the partial lifting of coun- also took the heat off the council's to Newark, pleteness he apparently aims at, one it was possible for Serafian come cil his to failures. secrecy, writing was bound is puzzled by the failure to provide the to the conclusion the session was a flop. lose some of the appeal “inside" stuff Rynne sees the second session as texts of the council’s two decrees. has. So now Farrar, Straus a success as a result of the decree always has on The main problem with his book is come with the liturgy because up another teaser in Michael and the buck- From a dramatic it difficult to tell where 1964, Pope viewpoint though that is diplo- Serafian, whose writing the ed tlie curia and forced the vote preserves on Scrafian's book is the more interesting. matic gossip ends and truth begins. But 1, “inside” aura Kynne has lost. One collegiality. of He writes the council in terms of di- when he is able to forget politics for a 1 hesitates to think of their predicament plomacy; indeed, he asserts that Paul's moment or two, he shows a good grasp if the council goes four or more sessions. So you pay your money and take your election was dictated by political con- of the basic issues. How does one go about would- choice. For myself, I June posting a would be more siderations and while he defends Paul Both he and Rynne agree that there author in be the Pope's own chambers? inclined to place my confidence in against charges of indecisiveness, he was a certain amount of discourage- Xavier Rynne. For one ob- thing, he is compares him unfavorably to John ment on the part of the Fathers during Of course, maybe Michael Serafian viously again writing from the council (Rynne takes an opposite stance) and the session. They agree, too, that the is Xavier Kynne, in which case the hall. For another, the of his accuracy attempts to show that his decisions vote on the famous five questions cre- be strain will on the writer, rather than first book has been attested to by more were dictated by practical considera- ated a crisis for the council. But in the editors. However, it’s not likely than the one Bishop. tions. most of their other interpretations they two are one. Serafian, we are told, is Aside from that, he provides a more When it comes to the Roman Cu- are poles apart.

Still the Fun of Being Cray A Christian

BEST OF BOTH Rev. BLACK, WHITE AND GRAY. •dil»d munism. Some of their "buts” WORLDS, by Bernard Bradford Danial. Basiatt, S.J. Academy li- by Shefd and are legitimate and they must brary Guild. ISO Ward. 308 pag.», $5 95. pages. $3.75. be dealt with legitimately. As he did in "We Neurot- That well-worn objection to By JOHN R. SULLIVAN ics," Father Bassett, through the civil rights bill, “You can’t "There's nothing new to say his central characters—the fic- legislate to make people love about the civil rights prob- tional Mr. and Mrs. Henry their neighbors." is perfectly lem,” a weary newspaperman Dawes—demonstrates that true. As used against the bill said recently. Christianity is a in it is simply irrelevant. joyful thing don't think he’s but I right, which common sense is mere after reading tills book I can important than ritual. Unfortunately. Bradford Dan- why he thinks so. The title itself indicates that The is that, when iel. in compiling this now an- problem the Christian has tlie best of of "21 of writers restrict themselves to thology points view both worlds—the natural and on the race question,” has polemic, there is only so much the supernatural And the book chosen as his weapon. new to be said. And too much polemic abounds in common sense pre- of The is wrong and the what is being said about weapon sented with wit. civil ammunition is a dud. rights from both sides In "Best of Both Worlds" As the title suggests. Daniel is polemic, and as original this common sense has tried to both is dis- as the first elephant joke. get ends of pensed by a Mrs. an tlie debate as well as the mid- Carey,

covers. John LaFarge, it unconventional old lady whose w e have reached dle, between the In He Served The late Rev. S.J., the stage shown wisdom bis he as he took in 1963 can straighten out where all but the most primi- preface, suggests, too, part the that reading this book might March on Washington for Jobs and your prayer life—providing tive or cynical thinkers will Freedom, talking with you like walks—or make one "informed about the A.M.E. W. Baber. long disen- agree that the nation owes its Bishop George Exactly three basic and months the tangle you from parochial at- Negroes the same moral philosophical later, crusader for rights as long-time Negro rights tachments involved.” which you may whites. questions was dead at 83. think are fine for your soul The problem comes when all It doesn’t, with the excep- but which not be but a small minority chime In tion of pieces by the late Fath- The rest of the may helping selections, onc point claims that sex is at your home with some I life. form of "but. . er LaFarge (on the southern am afraid, are only typical the root of it all, and Ross Father Bassett is These people cannot be Negro's search for identity) of what their authors have English Barnett boasts of his state’s and writes with the reached by the polemicists of and by Rev. Illtud Evans, 0.P., not what English said, they can say. belief in the love hate dignity of man flair for humor. If you’re not or any more than titled The Selective Con- Some even sound like bad while pleading the case for with can those happy the way things they by of Com- science. caricatures. James Baldwin at segregation. are, try it. - JOJiPH t. thomas

CINEMA

James The Socially-Accepted Cad W. Arnold

IN “FROM RUSSIA With had the Hammer, we for first good cinema, full of wit and signet I James rings, harrowing es- aiousc venereal Love,” Rond, called time as hero the free-whecliug spectacular pleasure in action, and made capes from horrible death in Italy Mr. Bangbang Kiss- sexual sadist. But the Ham- director the spectators. It is by Terence Young (The hero phoney new escape*; the vil- kiss, the master of the mer books were never con- with a Satire, victimized by its own flashy virtuosity in the lains die, frightfully). One of blood and-lipstick spy thriller, sidered and the artful devices material, a kind of tearoom respectable, of the medium. the comic book continues his successful weapons is a pornography. foray films, unlike tlie Bogart Powcll “Russia,” based on the 1957 poisoned dagger which It into movies (first attempt: impersonations of Spade and describes snaps is, of course, not the sub- novel, Bond’s con- out of the tde “Dr. No"). The unfor of a shoe, and a ject matter film, Marlowe, were both cheap and war with of films that movie tinuing the satanlc fight in which tunately, is slick, highly cine- dull. forces aging Lotte moralists have to fret about. of S.P.E.C.T R.E., an matic, and Lcnya tries to do Connery In It is dripping with dash international crime not even, within obvious syndicate with this device has to be as well as trash. Bond is a different sort of which for its seen limits, what is own, somewhat to be believed. explicitly Bond is the fictional British the detective- shown. It is rather tho phenomenon, obscure ends, pits British and secret agent concocted by hero drawn to Playboy speci- Russian material with which the film- agents against each As far as sex novelist lan and fications. the (bedroom maker Fleming Ho is an elegant, other in Istanbul and the clearly hopes to enter- scenes, belly dancers, to-Uie- tain. played by the genial Scots he- amoral robot, unplagued by Balkans. The chief is In "Tom Jones," it was gimmick dcath fights between beaute- man, Sean Connery. He is tho human flaws comedy, not sex. In "Tho or doubts, a that Bond "must” make love ous Gypsy gifls) goes, it is not and most muscular Grant without Silence," it was moral alle- latest, depressing, Cary to a blonde Russian defector so much (hat Bond is incarnation of the tough, a conscience. He has license always gory, not sex. In "Russia,” it lady- a (languorous Daniela Bianchi) either thinking about it or en- killing detective bom in Das- to do whatever he must and and with Is, largely, sex itself. escape her through a in hiell Hammett's Sam Inclination gaging it. Like the rest, For Spade an to do whatever gauntlet of murderous lovers of violence, there, Soviet this is all at least and evolved him. His half-spoof, arc some through Philip pleases impulses are and S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and beautifully cut and hirelings. what is actually shown Is Marlowe and Mike Hammer. not only sexual; in one scene, The situations lighted fight scenes, some in keep remind- probably less than in “Tom For all their hard surface ho assists In a cold-blooded closo ing one of the corny adventure Jones." quarters, some spread and effect all over tho unerring on women, murder, with sexual overtones, serials of the with landscape. This Is 19405, an But tho distinction Is Impor- Spade and Marlowo wero de- that is designed, also, tho last film successfully, evil mastermind who is seen tant. Tho in regrettably, likeable human sex “Tom Jones” for tho lato cent, beings to produce audience laughter. only as a of Pedro Armcndarlz, pair hands gently Is never directed at tho au- who with a proclivity for Tito for all their created ono of his most making films, stroking o kitten, secret weap- dience. "Russia” alms, con- momorablo moral judgments.In Spill a no’s garish Improbability, are ons rolos In “The very hitlden la suitcases or stantly and cheerfully, to Power and the Glory,” BOOKS 3 Carden State Profile

THE JERSEY NEW HISTORICAL in the middle of the night and ized America. The SERIES, •dil*d by Richard M. Huber was summarily expelled In the ( and by "New Jersey and n il Whoaton J. Lan». Van No»- the awakened admin- rond. rudely War,” Miers has chosen to let • $3.95 each. Vol. TANARUS,New istration He pays a generous the participants tell their Jersey From Colony to State—l6o9- own tribute to the efforts of both tales, 1789, by Richard P. McCormick, 189 from the tear-stained Advocate Vol. colleges, in their pogei; 3, Now Jersey and the separate letter of Gen Philip Kearny's Civil War, and by Earl Schenck Miors, paths (private semi- widow to President Lincoln, to 135 pages; Now and tho to Jorsoy Eng- public) preserve the ideals the brief account lish by a New Colonisation of North America, of liberal education against the Jersey officer of the tragedy by Wesley Frank Craven, 113 pages; pressures of vocationalization. at TOPIC The Ford’s Theatre. Letters Story of the Jersey Shore, by Harold home, F. Wilson, 139 pages; Prince- newspaper accounts, ton T two on even and Rutgers the Two Colonial he volumes New poems manage somehow, Colleges of Now Jersey, by George Jersey's colonial days dwell with neat transitions by P. Schmidt, 137 pages. heavily on the split personality Miers, not only to tell the story ED GRANT By of the state, developed from of New Jersey's involvement There has been some the of and in Newark, dif- early days East the war, but also to give a ference of opinion about the West Jersey, with their respec- pretty fair picture of the en- place which the arts have been tive orientations to New York tire struggle. N.J. given in New Jersey’s tercen- and Philadelphia. They also It goes without saying that tenary celebration. if out But his- point that New Jersey, al- these modestly priced books tory is indeed one of the arts, most alone among the original arc a must for any N.J. school there June can be no doubt that it colonies, had the broad cross- library or for any private cit- is well being served by this section of religions and nation- izen who is interested in Jcr- official series 11, sponsored by alities which have character- seyana. the tercentenary commission. As Gov. Richard J. Hughes 1964 points out in his. forew-ord, the MEDICINE AND MORALS volumes speak for themselves. They are compact, yet MORAL PRINCIPLES OF NURSING, moral, though the principle of thorough examinations of their by Rev. Edward J. Hayes, Rev. Paul twofold effect would permit various J. Hayes and Dorothy Ellen Kelly, topics. their use to suppress ovula- of Paul and Patriarch R. N. Macmillan. 357 pages. $3.50 Meeting The embrace Pope tion in the of ultimately each In this ethics text- hope Athenagoras in the Holy Land aroused new Happily, work is the compiling for individual book for student achieving fertility. hopes reunion of the Catholic and Orthodox effort of a single nurses two Churches, There are very enlightening estranged for 500 Photo author (or in the Civil War priests and a nurse, all from years. is from highly illustrated explanations of the procedures souvenir book, editor). A committee the Newark Archdiocese, have volume, "Pope Paul VI in the Holy Land." permitted or forbidden in re- may have laid out the general piesented an attractively writ- gard to the fetus in the case of plan to be followed ten and illustrated hook which in select- complicated of a pregnancy. ing subjects, but the authors tieats of many the moral A In the birth control chapter, have their own free rein and pioblems being widely dis- the authors have gone even be- Pilgrimage are each expert in their field. cussed today. yond the moral questions to in- Most interesting to this read- The question of the dying clude also the opinions of vari- er were the accounts of the patient's right to know his Remembered ous doctors on the physical Jersey Shore and the colonial condition, the employment of and psychological haim colleges. Wilson’s account of extraordinary methods to pro- POPE PAUL caused contraceptives. VI IN THE HOLY sleep he what by got, he did dur- the 127-mile strip of beach long life in a hopeless case, Hypnosis, alone, remains LAND. Herder and Herder. 199 ing the historic at plane ride. which is once the state's the morality of birth control $4.50 shadowy. Here wc are told pag*v wealthiest treasure including the use of and great- steroids, that a grave reason must exist The author nr authors (who- est is the joy a digest of a two- use of hypnosis—all come By ANNE BUCKIEY for its use and that the possi- ever they might be) cast the volume on the sub- in for discussion. The method epic same bility of “less radical Here is in the light of its using another of those trip signifi- ject published 11 years It of determining morality is al- ago. means” must be absent. One volumes which in cance for peace and the captures unity gives story from an his- ways based in the natural law, wishes the authors had told us highly illustrated, bound for- among faiths and among na- torical, rather than geograph- often subject to the principle more, since this statement- mat a history-making current tions “Holy Brother in ical of viewpoint and thus com- twofold effect, and frequent- which is known Christ,” Athenagoras would throw under a cloud the event so well said to plements the excellent book ly buttressed by the encycli- practice of substituting and in such detail by the pub- Paul, “wc have tried }o meet published by John Cunning- cals of Pius XI Fius XII. hypno- and. sis for anesthesia in lic the each other half way and thus surgery through press and TV ham several* years ago. The verdicts are, with the have and in childbirth, two areas that millions feel almost as found the Lord together." Schmidt's account of the ear exception of the one on hypno- where it has been effectively though they were there. And the fact that Israelis ly days of Princeton and Rut sis, stated and without clearly used, by Catholic doctors in This identification with the and Jordanians gers not found them- provides only a vivid question of doubt. In most Catholic event, as well the wide- sort of hospitals. as selves in a sudden co- picture of the under- cases the has struggles patient the right The authors conclude with spread realization of its to a mag- operation during the Holy gone create two great uni- to know his condition, extraor- nitude fortifier) spiritual program for the by so much Father’s visit is regarded as but also for versities, has time dinary means of prolonging nurse, that valiant space in the media, woman news com- at least a symbol of the har- of those not amusing sidelights life arc indicated, the law whose job is bine to create an audience that so obviously a mony might, just might, early days such as the story against birth control is intrans- for Christlike work. The book a memorial type volume come about some between of the Princeton day student who igent, and the use of steroids bears the which “collects” all the data them. imprimatur of Arch- rang the bell of Nassau Hall to prevent conception is im- Boland. bishop - and most meaningful pictures anne buckley' into a kind of “scrapbook,” something with more perman- ence than the daily newspaper THEATER or the weekly picture maga- Joan zine. Children Thellusson But in celebration of the first at a Nourse visit of Roman Pontiff the Play a to land of Christ’s birth, the first meeting in 500 years between ET'S PRETEND has been f/| always a specifically for their age group, such as playgoer to the a point of sleep. Pope and an Orthodox Ecu- L favorite game of the young. So small "The Prince and the Pauper," prove On the other menical Patriarch, Herder and folk should feel right at home in the hand, a lively item like better bets. "Oliver!" with familiar Herder has given us more than theater, the chief business of which is songs, a number Less of child a memorial volume. expensive, they run about actors, and weaving fantasies and casting spells. And an a raucous Fagin ca- hour. In addition to some stunning They also usually have more of the vorting around the if adult recollections are at all trust- stage can keep them color photos and effective obvious clowning and abundant vastly entertained. worthy, attending a play with real actors physical black and whites of the Holy action that please those just up there and dancing, learning to Father at the holy singing loving, be In general, regardless places, playgoers. Some of them of the show se- fighting, and even dying, enn be one of encourage there is a knowledgeable text, lected, preparation is audience and this almost desirable. Few of the most exciting and memorable ex- participation, which details the background us as adults always seems great fun. go to something we've heard periences of a child’s of the Pope’s pilgrimage from impressionable whatsoever nothing about. Some even read his years. correspondence with Pere drama By nine or ten, these critics. But even when we in Gauthier, quotes of the playlets are gen- go many Yet it does seem that not all efforts "cold,” we talks he gave the erally outgrown, and it is then that longer bring a wealth of experience, during trip to on the part of conscientious adults works including the stirring plea for may begin to appeal. Yet picking garnered over the years, that serves to give children this advantage produce such out the make Christian unity at Bethlehem, right offering is most important. things more intelligible. happy effects. For one thing, while young- and provides a number It goes without saying that the off color The child sters mature at different paces, it’s a lias little to draw upon. So of background pieces on the should be avoided. For all their brave, never the tangled waste of time and money to start their worry about the surprise element. holy places, politi- grownup airs, children do have •cal too early, lait the sensibil- There will still be to Sing history of the land, the theatergoing pundits and live enough spare. ities, theater can have devasta- or play the music Jewish people, the 500-year-old say what they will about creating an for him. Tell him the schism ting effects. They may miss the subtlety If between Catholics and environment. Dragging most three- or story. you know the piece well, ex- of a double Orthodox. entendre, but immodest cos- four-year olds to the ballet or u long, plain how characters fit into the general The frightening crush of tuming can really shock them. So can Even long musical is not likely to accomplish picture. go over the major jokes. crowds that engulfed the Pon- bad language and certain types of vio- We tried this much. lately with some fifth grad tiff at various places lence. par- By seven or eight greater interest is ers headed for "A Comedy of Errors," ticularly Jerusalem Is dis- Even within the of likely, but even then the attention span compass decent and it worked well. cussed and depicted, along has limits. Tho full-scale Broadway show productions, however, there will still bo So with his own demeanor bring the youngsters to tho theater. It also those that are more or less suitable. Shows may prove enjoyable, but usually It should some one of tho great through it all, smiling seren- day be A rest before- in which foreign accents ity, prayerful composure. The proves exhausting, good predominate, pleasures of their adult lives, and they hand but children still wordy comedies with or Intimate glimpses of Pope can help, many literary political must start sometime. But ticket costs are Paul Include oven such Items restless by the socond act. allusions, involved dramas with subtlo get high. So chooso with care a show that's what as ho ate, how much On the whole, tho shows designed character can boro the relationships young truly child’s play, 4 SAVE NOW DURING HANNON'S TOPIC mm REMOVAL

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