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REFUGEES AND WOUNDED HUDDLE INSIDE Dominican Church A Fortress SANTO-DOMINGO (NO — The ancient colonial church of Santa Barbara, located in an area of the city which has seen heavy fighting between rebel and junta forces, has become a SOME 1,400 young men and women will be graduated from high shelter for 120 people who have schools in the Diocese of Miami during commencement exercises remained there day and night scheduled to be held in churches, chapels, and auditoriums. to escape bombardments and the firing of sharpshooters. MSGR. FREDERICK HOCHWALT The church also serves as a food distribution center for the rebels, whose commander must Educator To Give Address keep order while food is being issued by using tear gas and shooting into the air. A cannon At Combined Graduations and a machine gun guard "the Msgr. Frederick J. Hochwalt, church door. Their fire has so Director of the Department of far been answered by bazooka Education at the National Cath- projectiles, eight of which have olic Welfare Conference in struck the church wall. Washington, D.C. will be the The priest now in charge of commencement speaker during the parish — his predecessor the second annual combined suffered a nervous breakdown graduation exercises for stu- after the first two weeks of U.S. CHAPLAIN, Father Corbin W. Ketchersid, Mass for Nicaraguan and Honduran troops, dents of Catholic high schools fighting — is a Capuchin Father of the Diocese of Raleigh, shown offering part of OAS forces in Dominican Republic. in Dade County. from Spain, Father Cereceda. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll He uses a machine gun to pro- IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC will preside at graduation cere- tect church property, shooting monies for seniors of Archbish- in the air to frighten attackers op Curley High School, Notre away. He has also had to help Dame Academy and Msgr. the wounded in the church, Catholic Agency Aids Hungry some of whom have been oper- Pace High School at 3 p.m. By Father JAMES A. CLARK ishes and distributed by priests. ceived by the Caritas office. Sunday, May 30 in Dade County ated on with barbers' razors. SANTO DOMINGO (NO — Father Guillermo Rodriguez, di- Rebel forces distributed the 300 Auditorium. The scarcity of surgical and Working at the main checkpoint tons of stored food there. Msgr. Frederick Hochwalt sanitary materials has made rector of Caritas, the Catholic At 8 p.m. His Excellency will between the international safe- the work of Catholic hospitals charities organization, had act- With the warehouse CRS- present diplomas to graduates ty zone and rebel-held territory, difficult. ed on reports of widespread Caritas lost all records and pro- of Immaculata - LaSalle High Monsignor Hochwalt is a native Msgr. Alfred Schneider, direc- School and Christopher Colum- of Dayton, 0. who holds mas- In the Dominican capital hunger in rebel sections and graming schedules. Food dis- tor of Catholic Relief Services- tribution in the country is cur- bus High School in Dade County ter's and doctor's degrees from there are only three hospitals National Catholic Welfare Con- requisitioned trucks to move Auditorium. the Catholic University of giving first aid to civilians. Op- rently under a President's ference for Latin America, ar- the food quickly during the Emergency Food Commission A nationally known educator, (Continued on Page 8) erated by Catholic nuns, they ranged for trucks to haul food truce. in coordination with the Organ- are located in areas of intense in the rebel areas during a 24- military operations. E'etween 20 and 30 CRS-Cari- ization of American States. hour truce. tas trucks had already been di- The most dramatic scenes The voluntary agencies (CRS- Public School Graduates' verted to the interior of the have taken place at the Aybar The truce, arranged to pro- Caritas, CARE, and Church country where there was a crit- hospital, operated by four Car- vide for the recovery of wound- World Service) are supplying ical food shortage. Baccalaureates Scheduled melite Tertiary Sisters. The ed and dead in strife-torn areas, distribution services. CARE has hospital has no ambulance, and permitted the passage of trucks CRS-Caritas operations have assumed responsibility for food Catholic boys and girls who Catholic graduates of public when there were the greatest authorized by Msgr. Schneider. been hampered by loss of the needs of institutions in the will be graduated this year schools and it is expected that numbers of wounded, it lacked Loaded with 28,000 pounds of main Caritas warehouse to the country. CRS-Caritas is dispens- from public high schools in other religious groups will follow electric current, water and tele- rice and 11,000 pounds of veg- rebels. A receipt for the ware- ing food to the general' popu- South Florida will participate in this custom in view of Supreme phone service. etable oils, the trucks carried house and its contents was re- lation. baccalaureate exercises schedul- enough supplies to feed 25,000 Court decisions on prayer and Surgical operations were car- ed *« be held in parish churches people. jhout the Diocese of Mi- Bible reading in public schools." (Continued on Page 2) Jami. Drivers, fearing for their safe- Masses On Memorial Day ty as night fell, were guaran- The traditional baccalaureate ALSO OF BISHOP DALMAU teed safe conduct out of the exercises will be in accordance rebel area. Previously, CRS had At Cemeteries In Diocese with the recommendation of the lost two trucks which had en- Memorial Day Masses will be The general public is invited American Association of School Concelebrated Mass Will tered the rebel neighborhoods offered at 10 a.m. Monday, May to assist at the Masses Administrators whose special but were not permitted to 31 in Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- tery, Miami, and in Our Lady committee, the Commission on leave. Religion in the Public Schools, Mark Jubilees Of 11 Priests Queen of Heaven Cemetery, The food was taken to par- LBJ Asks Prayers has suggested that religious A Mass of Concelebration san clergy who are celebrating Fort Lauderdale. groups represented by students commemorating the golden and their 25th anniversaries are Fa- Msgr. Rowan T. Rastatter, On Memorial Day in the graduating class "con- silver ordination anniversaries ther Casimir J. Stadalnikas, Pastor, St. Brendan parish, will WASHINGTON (NO — duct baccalaureate services in St. Lucie Church of a member of the hierarchy administrator, San Pablo par- celebrate the outdoor Mass at President Johnson has is- their own churches and syna- and 11 priests in the Diocese ish, Marathon; Father Joseph Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery sued a proclamation calling gogues." To Be Dedicated of Miami will be offered at 11 P. Cronin, pastor, St. Clement located four and one-half miles upon all Americans to ob- Baccalaureate exercises for a.m., Wednesday, June 2, at St. parish, Fort Lauderdale, and PORT ST. LUCIE — The west of Miami International Air- serve Memorial Day, May graduates of public schools have John Vianney Minor Seminary. Father Francis J. Dunleavy, new Church of St. Lucie will port at 11411 NW 25th St. 30, as "a day of prayer for pastor, St. Francis de Sales i be dedicated by Bishop Cole- been conducted annually for Bishop Eduardo Dalmau, Father Lawrence Conway, permanent peace." He asked the past six years in the Dio- chaplain at the Pennsylvania parish, Miami Beach. man F. Carroll at noon Sat- his countrymen to pause at ; urday, May 29. pastor, St. George parish, Fort cese of Miami. Retirement Hotel, West Palm Other priests working in the Lauderdale, will offer the Mass 11 a.m. that day and join in In announcing this year's Beach, ordained to the priest- Diocese of Miami who will also More than 200 persons are at Our Lady Queen of Heaven a prayer for "a lasting peace program Msgr. William F. Mc- hood in 1915, is observing the observe golden jubilees are Fa- accommodated in the new Cemetery located four and one- in which all mankind may Keever, Diocesan Superintend- 50th anniversary of his ordina- ther Joseph E. Farrell, S.J., as- church erected on West half miles north of Sunrise Blvd. i reap the fruits of His bless- ent of Schools said, "This has tion. sistant pastor, St. Ann parish, Prima Vista Blvd. at 1500 S. State Rd. No. 7, Fort ing." been an inspiring thing for Three members of the dioce- (Continued on Page 3) Lauderdale. Archbishop Calls For Peace Expert Denies New Text In Racially Tense Bogalusa Approves Nuclear Warfare BOGALUSA, La. (NO — Bo- James E. Farmer, national ROME — The new draft text demning the production and galusa is "not a city which il- director of the Congress of Ra- of the ecumenical council's stockpiling of nuclear weapons lustrated what is wrong with cial Equality, has made several schema 13 in no way approves if a nation judges that under our past, but rather what can appearances at Bogalusa to of nuclear warfare, according given circumstances they serve be right about our future," lead the Negro demands for to an informed council expert as a deterrent to a nuclear Archbishop John P. Cody said equal opportunities. here. war, according to the expert. Commenting on press reports in a sermon at racially-tense Some 3,000 persons took part He said that the schema's that the revised document on Bogalusa. in a later "conservative" rally. new treatment of the problems "The Church in the Modern The Archbishop of New Or- The confirmation at An- _, ,,„ . .... , raised by nuclear weapons is leans spoke at Annunciation nunciation and the talk by y World gives conditional sane- ^ det aile(J church where he conferred the Archbishop Cody went off with- tion to- the use of such weap- tation> which was ^ -•. sacrament of Confirmation out incident. ons the expert - who asked ^ ^ ^ ft ^ upon an integrated class of not to be identified - labeled > f &e J^ The Archbishop cited the ef- children. this inexact. "It would be mad- forts of priests, Sisters and lay- "No one can, with good con- ness," he said, "to think that According to the expert, a men in past months and years the council would approve of distinction has now been made science, deny that the Negroes to bring about a climate of un- of Bogalusa — the Negroes of nuclear warfare or that the in the text between a total war derstandings He noted that joint commission redrafting the of extermination and a defen- all Louisiana — have been de- Catholic schools of the archdi- nied the rights, the opportuni- schema would submit such a sive war. He said, however, ocese have been integrated statement to the council Fa- that the whole tenor of the sec- ties, the human dignity accord- since 1962 and said he wished ed to other men," the Arch- thers, for they would never ac- tkm in the revised document to emphasize "that no Catholic cept it." stresses the duty of those in bishop told the children and child will be turned away from their parents and others pack- The redrafted document does authority to avoid war of any Catholic school because of refrain, however, from con- kind. ed into the church. race.'' "But men of good will," he continued, "have set a course "All of these developments in Bogalusa to right those add up to a plus rather than a POPE PAUL VI greets Lebanese President Charles Helou during Interfaith Committee Holds wrongs and put Louisiana on minus for the city of Bogalu- a visit by the Middle Eastern chief of state who was his a new path of freedom for all." sa," Archbishop Cody declar- country's first ambassador to the Holy See. Bogalusa, a lumber mill ed. "Its problems, aired before Its First Working Session town of 21,000 persons 50 miles the world, are now reaching to- GENEVA, Switzerland (NO its own, but will "elaborate pro- north of New Orleans, has been ward solutions. And a pattern Auxiliary Bishop Appointed — The joint Catholic-Protestant- posals which would be submit- the scene of civil rights dem- could be set here which will Orthodox working committee to ted to the bodies they represent onstrations and a counter rally make Louisiana a model for the foster greater interfaith co- and communicated to member and march by white "conserv- South rather than a bad ex- For Diocese Of Erie, Pa. operation has held its first meet- churches." atives." ample." WASHINGTON (NO — Pope -- "\Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Del- without proper sterilization of matters and the program of fu- millenium of Christianity there. The food was part of the first egate in the United States. instruments. Several times dur- shipment received since the out- ture meetings. ing operations surgical person- According to these reports, break of the revolt. Crowds Bishop-elect Watson was born Formation of the group was Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, nel had to take cover from watched as the food was un- in Erie, July 11, 1907, the son sharpshooters fire. On other oc- proposed at the January meet- Primate of Poland, extended the loaded during the night. When of Thomas and Catherine (Fa- invitation during his May 11 au- casions, several rebels were ing of the WCC's policy-making the truck was slightly more hey) Watson, both of whom are dience with the Pope. forced to withdraw from the central committe in Enugu, Ni- than half empty people began deceased. He attended St. Pe- geria. Vatican acceptance was enclosure because they were ter's Cathedral Grade school, Italian newspapers, quoting to seize the food sacks. Police Bishop-Elect Alfred Watson announced on Feb. 18 by Augus- trying to entrench themselves the Cathedral Preparatory the Italian news agency ANSA had to be called. tin Cardinal Bea, and the British agency Reuters, inside in order to fire. Father Golf, a Canadian Scar- School for Boys and Villa Maria College, all in Erie, and St. fessor at Mercyhurst College, The proposal said that the said Polish Church authorities Four volunteer Jesuit priests boro Father, distributed the sal- Erie; as headmaster of Cathe- task of the working group will had begun sounding out Polish vaged food under police protec- Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, have been giving spiritual care Md. He was ordained by Arch- dral Preparatory School, and as be "to work out the principles government authorities on the to the wounded and to hun- tion. The crowd soon saw that rector of St. Peter's Cathedral which should be observed in fur- government's feeling about a there was not enough food and bishop Gannon in St. Peter's dreds of refugees, taking turns, Cathedral, Erie, May 10, 1934. since 1948. He was made a ther collaboration and the meth- visit by the Pope. According to day and night. They have also another riot ensued. Police re- domestic prelate in 1953, and a ods which should be used." It these sources, official approach- helped to keep order and to ob- sorted to tear gas to restore or- The bishop-designate made prothonotary apostolic and vicar stressed that the group will not es would be made only after ex- post-ordination studies in eco- tain food and medical supplies der. 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Page 2 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida BISHOP DALMAU AND 11 PRIESTS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARIES Concelebrated Mass To Mark Jubilees (Continued From Page 1) West Palm Beach; Father Francisco Fernandez, chaplain, Sacred Heart Residence, and Father Joseph T. Muckle, Lit- tle Flower parish, Hollywood. Celebrating their silver jubi- lees are Father Cyril Burke, O.P., Father Joseph J. Jurasko, O.P., and Father John Monroe, O.P., all members of the facul- ty at Barry College; Father Wilfred Gariepy, S.J., St. Jo- seph parish, Miami Beach; and Father M. Shannon, T.O.R., Na- tivity parish, Hollywood. A luncheon at the. seminary will follow the Mass of Concel- ebration, the second Mass of Concelebration offered in the Diocese of Miami. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll CHAPEL OF Our Mother of Good Counsel which was consecrated and 18 Monsignori and priests at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washing- of the Diocese concelebrated Father Casimir J. Stadalnikas Father Joseph P. Cronin Father Francis J. Dunleavy ton, D. C, is the gift of the Augustinian Fathers of the United Mass of the Holy Chrism last States and features a mosaic copy of the original painting of Holy Thursday in St. Rose of Our Mother of Good Counsel. Lima Church. Gagnon St. John Vianney Seminary (BABCOCK) Be Ordained Commencement On June 1 At Washington of Quality Twenty-eight high school stu- ish, Hialeah; Robert J. dents and 13 sophomore college Hoeffner, St. Anastasia parish, FORT LAUDERDALE -^ Fa- seminarians studying for the Fort Pierce; Wesley A. John- ther Warren R. Gagnon will be priesthood in the Diocese of son, Nativity" parish, Holly- ordained to the priesthood for Miami will be graduated at St. wood; Gregory W. Johnson, the Society of the Divine Savior John Vianney Seminary during Little Flower parish, Coral Ga- during rites of ordination on Sat- commencement exercises at 11 bles; Kevin M. Kindelan, St. urday, June 5 at the National a.m., Tuesday, June 1 in the Rose of Lima parish; William Shrine of the Immaculate Con- BABCOCK seminary chapel. L. Luscomb, Jr., Little Flow- ception, Washington, D. C. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll er parish, Hollywood; George Bishop William J. McDonald, will preside at the ceremo- Richard McGee, St. Juliana rector, Catholic University of nies which will be followed by parish, West Palm Beach, and America, will confer the Sacrar Benediction of the Blessed Sac- Armando Diaz, St. John Bosco ment of Holy Orders on Father parish. Gagnon, son of Mrs. Helen Gag- BUILDS rament. Father Claude Brubak- er, assistant director of voca- Also, Francis Shields McMan- non, St. Pius X parish. ~ tions, will give the commence- us, St. Francis of Assisi par- A 1951 graduate of Fort ment address. ish; James Brewster Manning, Lauderdale high school, Father CUSTOM HOMES Members of the sophomore Christ the King parish, Jack- Gagnon began his studies for APARTMENTS - STORES college class who will enter sonville; Raymond Joseph the priesthood at Jordan Sem- OFFICES - WAREHOUSES the Major Seminary of St. Vin- Mikes, St. Coleman parish; Da- inary, Menomioee, Mich, and in cent de Paul, Boynton Beach, vid William Minnis, St. Anthony 1957 entered the Society of the are: parish; Robert Munson, III, Divine Savior. In 1960 he was Corpus Christi parish; Thomas awarded a Bachelor of Arts de- Robert W. Clinger, St. Law- Michael Rausch, St. Timothy gree in Philosophy by Catholic Since 1935 Babcoek Has rence parish, North Miami parish; Donald Paul Sehucter, University of America while a Been Building in Miami Beach; William N. Fisher, Lit- St. Charles Borromeo parish, student at Divine Savior Sem- tle Flower parish, Hollywood; Port Charlotte; Gregory Sum, inary, Lanfaam, Md. In Septem- Thomas Fitzpatrick, St. Rose of Corpus Christi parish; Rich- ber of 1961 he professed final Lima parish, Miami Shores; ard A. Thum, St. Joseph parish, vows and began his last four William J. Flanagan, St. Mat- Stuart; Rafael Tuburan, Jr., years of study at the Seminary thew parish, Hallandale; Ger- Sacred Heart parish, Lake and Catholic University. ald Grogan and Michael Gro- Worth; Paul Vincent Vuturo, Father Gagnon will sing his gan, St. Lawrence parish; St. Rose of Lima parish; ON YOUR James M. H e a 1 y, St. first Solemn Mass after ordi- Frank Michael Webbe, Holy nation on Sunday, June 20 in Louis parish, Kendall; Robert Family parish. North Miami. Martin Konrad, St. Clare par- St. Piux X Church, Milwaukee. ish, North Palm Beach; John LOT- OR OURS Frederick Neely, St. Anthony parish, Fort Lauderdale, Robert E "^ely and Daniel John Sche- 101 PLANS TO v. jur Lady Queen of Mar- tyrs parish, Fort Lauderdale; CHOOSE FROM-CHOICE Michael W. Trillo, the Cathe- dral parish; and Arthur James BUILDING SITES Venezia, Holy Name parish, West Palm Beach. High school diplomas will be featuring-. awarded to: VISIT OUR David Banks, Incarnation SHOWROOMS parish, Sarasota; Manuel Bren- nan, Little Flower parish, Cor- aT Gables; Arthur C. Dennison, St. Rose of Lima parish; Rich- Westinghouse ard Michael Galvin, St. Cole- CALL man parish, Pompano Beach; to m k UK ... H Ht rnnmta Robin Andrew, St. Anthony 238-4554 parish; Joseph S. 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May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 GOOD POINTS OF CATHOLIC JOURNALISM ALSO NOTED BY PRELATE Cardinal Calls For Press Improvement By ELMER VON FELDT Cardinal Shehan defined the porting in any journalist stifle within her ranks the voice purpose of the Catholic press league ... of critical comment that is both NEW YORK (NO — While as "to present in an objective "Responsible Catholic jour- just and reasonable." praising the Catholic press for and interesting way the truth nalism, in addition to the kind The cardinal cited a docu- progress in depth and literary about the Church and the facts of candid objectivity in the pres- ment of the Second Vatican and professional achievement, of the contemporary world entation of the truth which we Council stating that lay people Lawrence Cardinal Shehan which have a bearing on the expect of the general press, "are entitled, indeed at times pointed to the need far "much Church, with the good of tie must be guided by certain mor- have the duty, to make known improvement." Church always in mind." al principles — principles which their opinions in matter con-< He cited incidents of "almost in their totality may be said cerning the welfare of the wholesale negative criticism" "The Catholic press can no to constitute the ideal of the Church." and "some startling examples more be indifferent to the good Catholic press," the cardinal of violation hot only of charity of the Church than can the gen- said. "But when the occasion aris- eral press be to the public but of justice." Among them are: A sense of es" he continued with the -quo- good," the prelate added. The 'Archbishop of Baltimore reverence; a sense of history; tation from the document, "let "This does not mean that we made his admonitions at the a sense of responsibility; and it be done through the organs expect it either to suppress or awards luncheon of the 55th an- "perhaps most important of established by the Church for distort facts; but it does mean nual convention of the Catholic all, a sense of justice and char- such purposes and always with that we expect facts always to Press Association of the United ity," he continued. honesty, courage, and prudence, be presented in a way that States and Canada. The cardinal noted that the and with respect and chairty INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE conforms with the overall pur- toward those who by reason of pose of the press. reverence owed to the Church Cardinal Shehan, who is for- "need not Wind us to the weak- their sacred office represent the mer honorary president of the CANDOR EXPECTED ness of her human element, or person of Christ." association, spoke before an in- "In the pursuit of its purpose ternational audience since the we applaud, encourage, and ex- NC Photo convention was held in conjunc- pect candor in the Catholic tion with the Seventh World press, in conformity with the re- World Catholic Newsmen KEYNOTE SPEAKER at banquet of the seventh World Congress Congress of the Catholic Press. sponsibility it bears;" he contin- of the Catholic Press was Barbara Ward (Lady Jackson) of His remarks were given si-'_ ued. "On the other hand, a run- England. 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City daily, L'Osservatore Ro- Thus free exercise of religion Religious freedom is a prob- CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION OF FORESTERS mano, as its president. may be restrained, Father Mur- (Formerly Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters) lem of the civil rather than ray said, "first, if some ex- 2120 WEST BR0WARD BLVD. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. Barbara Ward, English Catho- theological order and has two ternal action is in violation of basic elements, Father Murray the rights of others, or second, Please rush free facts on Insurance Plans for Catholics! V 5-28 lic writer, lecturer and econo- mist, warned delegates at the told journalists gathered here an offense against commonly NAME. congress' civic banquet that "in from all continents. accepted standards' of public morality or public health, or ADDRESS- a world where hate is institu- "First, no man is to be forci- tionalized in war and self- bly constrained to act against third, a serious disturbance of _COUNTY_ CITY -STATE. interest ... we can hardly sur- his conscience," he said. "Sec- the public peace." .OCCUPATION. vive unless we also institution- ond, no man is to be forcibly "These are the indispensable alize the moral needs of man — restrained from-acting accord- requirements of society if so- for community, for compassion, ing to his conscience. In both ciety is to be what is must be, for dedication and, let us not cases there is question of a a civilized order of human fear the word, for love." right understood as an immuni- life," he declared. Page 4 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MAJOR SEMINARIANS at St. Vincent d« Paul dice sponsored at the seminary last Sunday BIBLE ENTHRONEMENT ceremonies con- Morris were Diocese of Miami seminarians, Seminary, Boynton Beach, talk with Dr. George by the DCCM. Workshops on race relations ducted by Father James V. Morris, CM., Ivan Rovira, left; and Richard Leohardi. James Simpson, during an Institute on Racial Preju- were included in the program. opened the evening Institute. Assisting Father V. Dolan, Ft. Lauderdale, was first speaker. Prelate Deplores Negative YOU BECOME A DECORATIVE ARTIST Criticism Of The Schools PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (NOsecondary education, he secret- — Liturgical formation and ecu- ly set himself a goal of amass- menical activity, while valuable ing the money which on his in themselves, are not reasons death could form a trust to for neglecting Catholic schools. build and endow a school for Auxiliary Bishop Clarence E. that purpose," he said. Elwell of Cleveland told some "Would that his shining ex- 2,000 persons here. ample would lead some of our Speaking at a Solemn Pontifi- modern, very vocal, and at cal Mass commemorating the times extremely critical Catho- 75th anniversary of the found- lic laity to see how much more ing of Roman Catholic High can be accomplished by un- School, Bishop Elwell contrast- obtrusive but positive and con- with hundreds of ed "useless negative criticism" structive action than by a of Catholic schools with the negativism that wounds, dis- PRATT & LAMBERT generosity of Thomas E. Cahill, courages, and eventually im- Philadelphia layman whose will pedes progress," Bishop Elwell bequested funds for establishing declared. CALIBRATED COLORS® the school. It is the first free Turning to suggestions made central Catholic high school in Bring new beauty and freshness to by some Catholic writers that SEMINARY RECTOR, Father Carey Leonard, CM., addressed the United States. your home when you color style it the present problem of extend- those attending the Institute. Other speakers included Richard as professionals do ... with P&L Archbishop John J. Krol of ing Catholic education to all Coons, West Palm Beach and James Dolan, Fort Lauderdale. Philadelphia celebrated the children can be solved by ad- Calibrated Colors®. That special Mass in the Cathedral of SS. vancing the liturgical move- coloryou've always wanted is mixed Peter and Paul. ment, Bkhop Elwell said: school systems for ecumenical right here to give you the precise Roman Catholic High School "The liturgy, it is true, is the purposes, Bishop Elwell held Thousands tint or tone you need ... to give stands, said Bishop Elwell, who great vehicle of religious for- that '-'the sacraments alone do that personal touch to decorative is Cleveland diocesan school su- not supply the knowledge and of Nuns mation and even of informa- schemes. Don't limit your decora- perintendent, as proof of "the tion. But there are some things habits necessary for effective who seek good that a Christian layman it cannot do, and it is precisely ecumenical action.'' tive imagination .. . use P&L Cali- can accomplish by seeing a PERFECT for these things that we need "A Christian school is a nec- brated Colors® and get the color need of the Church — by re- Christian schools." essary component in the total FITTING & styling in wall paint, enamel and fraining from useless negative Of proposals that Catholic process of preparation" for ecu- criticism, and instead setting COMPLETE COMFORT house paint that you really want. schools should be closed and menical and apostolic activity, about quietly to do something to are not satisfied with any the children sent to public he said. remedy it. other shoes. "When Thomas E. 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Member, Liturgical Commission Now we all join forces — the Diocese of Miami Consilium, the bishops, the Lit- To Baccalaureate Dilemma The liturgical reforms which urgical Conference — "and our The question of baccalaureate services for graduates of pub- we are privileged to experience role is well marked for the lic high schools has been difficult, sometimes embarrassing, for these days have not come about years ahead." many parents and young people, both Catholic and nonCatholic, by chance. These reforms have The fact that the present been decreed by in years past. President of the Liturgical Con- the Holy See as ference, Father Frederick R. Usually the baccalaureate has had the appearance of a reli- practical mea- McManus, is also the Dir*- *->r gious service. This being so, some pupils by reason of convictions sures to imple- of the Secretariat' for the of conscience could not participate. This was not an easy matter ment the Second ops' Commission on the Liturgi- to explain satisfactorily to classmates or even to teachers with Vatican Coun- cal Apostolate of the United the result that misunderstandings occurred, and the happy time cil's decrees as States lends added importance of graduation occasionally was tinged with an undesirable sad- JESUS CHRIST contained in its to Archbishop Hallinan's state- ness. Sacred Constitu- ment. REFORMS tion on the This year there is a different attitude noticeable because of Liturgy. GRACIDA The Liturgical Conference is an association of Catholics in- the Supreme ^Court ruling regarding religious practices in the But the specif- terested in the Church's life of schools. We found most interesting and indeed commendable the ics of official decrees and con- worship. Its members include commentary on high school baccalaureates put out by the Ameri- ciliar constitutions do not come bishops, priests, religious, and into existence spontaneously. can Association of School Administrators in Washington, D. C. laity of the United States and These liturgical reforms are the Canada. Membership is open to The Association outlined various ways in which the bacca- fruit of the many long years all who wish: (1) to learn laureate has been handled in the past. Regarding what is "basi- of work that men and women more about the liturgy — the cally a church service in a public school" with students in effect have given to the Church in a Mass, sacraments, divine office, being required to participate, the Association stated that this ar- labor-of-love within the liturgi- and other services of public wor- rangement seems clearly "to fall under the prohibition of the cal movement. ship, and (2) to share in the First Amendment". This appears to be so whether the service The liturgical movement has work of leading all the faithful was conducted by a clergyman of a single denomination or by Interesting New Book been, and still is to a large ex- to a deeper understanding of the clergymen from several denominations. Considerable interest is being shown in a new book on tent, something amorphous and Church's prayer life and to a unorganized. It has been in Even when the baccalaureate was held in a church outside family life entitled, "Married Love." Its author is Bishop proper and devout participation existence for not much more of the school building a constitutional question could be raised Emile-Joseph de Smedt of Bruges, Belgium, a prelate whose in it. than 30 years in most of the if the school required students to attend the religious service eloquent addresses in the Vatican Council on religious liberty ACTIVITY countries of the world. In the under the school auspices. , and the laity were well received by other Bishops. The liturgy is not everywhere United States the liturgical understood as a corporate activ- Moreover a solution often resorted to for the sake of harmony His small book is the direct result of a dialogue between movement, which originated in ity in which the whole Church did not find favor with the Association. This is the practice of himself and twenty-five hundred married couples in his diocese. a recognizable way during the worships the Father through, having a baccalaureate service but "stripping it of all directly He asked small groups of parents to meet and consider certain third decade of this century, with, and in Christ. And so the religious content" by substituting "inspirational poetry and questions which he proposed to them, such as, "Safeguarding produced in 1941 that organiza- Popes have urged educational prose for Bible reading and prayer, and a general exhortation the Family Today; the Encounter of God and the Couple; tion known as The Liturgical programs and other activities for the baccalaureate sermon". This was declared "open to ques- .the Foundations of the Christian Conjugal Union; the Family Conference, Inc. to promote active and intelli- tion as an 'establishment' of Humanism as an official religion." in Danger." This Conference has been the gent participation in the Sacred source of much of the dynamism Liturgy. He considered their reactions to these questions as a means Finally, the Association offered as a solution the suggestion of the liturgical movement not of counseling him in the problems and anxieties and hopes The Liturgical Conference is that religious groups conduct baccalaureate, services at their only in the United States but of family life today. With this information he wrote his book, one response to the call of the own churches and synagogues to which the students belong. In also in many other countries. really a pastoral letter, which is described by Monsignor John Church. It is an instrument of this case the school would not be requiring attendance of the Knott as "the expression of a broad cross-section of Catholics The Liturgical Conference; education, a center of informa- students and would merely bring the notice of the event to the (married, engaged, single, divorced, teenagers, widowed) and Inc., has exerted an influence tion, a forum for the exchange graduates. the loving, profound and practical commentary of their spiritual and exercised a leadership of ideas and experience, a meet- which has been responsible for ing ground for all who share an Under the circumstances in which we live in our pluralistic leader on their thoughts. both the scholarship and pas- interest in this primary work society, we think the Association's analysis of the situation and Parents can find themselves and their problems on these toral experimentation which of the Church: our worship of its suggested solution seem sound and practical. It leaves room enlightened pages. Here is an excellent example of the wisdom have produced many of the God. not only for the all important emphasis of the role of religion to be distilled from the pooled ideas and experiences of many ideas which have been incor- in the thinking of the graduate, but at the same time it respects Annual membership in the Lit- mothers and fathers who are seeking peace in the home and porated by the Fathers of the urgical Conference is based on the religious convictions and freedom of conscience of every the most satisfactory conditions under which their children can Second Vatican Council in their student. the calendar year. General best develop spiritually, physically and mentally. Constitution. members pay annual dues of Perhaps this year for the first time graduations will be free LANDMARKS only $5 per year. Such mem- of embarrassing situations which have been a source of concern Archbishop Paul Hallinan, of bers receive the Bulletin Lit- for students, parents and teachers in the past. It seems to us that AN ALTAR BOY NAMED /"SPECK' Atlanta, has said in this re- urgy ten times per year. This this suggestion is a tribute to the American way of giving full gard: "Historic landmarks do bulletin contains much that is respect to the law while at the same time working out a solution not just happen. They are informative, practical and in- which recognizes the freedom and religious ideals of all. achieved over long years and structive. at great odds. It gives members the sort of "Often they can be located advice and information which only in retrospect. In the his- they seek concerning the The Diocese of Miami tory of man's spirit, the great Weekly Publication Church's liturgy, whether they movements begin with the are priests, lay people, teachers, Embracing Florida's 16 South- coming together joi ideas in the ern Counties: Broward, Char- musicians, or have any interest lotte Collier, Dade. DeSoto, mind of a man, then the con- Glades, Hardee, Hendry, High- whatsoever in the worship of the lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, fluence of like men and like Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm Church. VOICE Beach, St. Lucle. ideas in a series of actions. The Among all of the activiti " process becomes a movement. r Editorial PLaza €-0543 the Liturgical Conference its~ah- Its growth and development Advertising and Classified. PL 4-2651; Circulation. PL 1-6821 nual Liturgical Week ranks as are the fruit of many ideas, the most important. It is a week THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. many men, bold experiments devoted to prayer, study, prac- The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President and disheartening failures." tical discussions,, and training -:-. -:- •:- Archbishop Hallinan, a mem- sessions. These Weeks have ber of the Preparatory Com- been conducted annually by the Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant mission on the Liturgy of the Conference since 1940. Council and now a member of These four-day meetings, open John J. Ward Editor the Postconciliar Commission to the general public, bring to- Marjorie L. Fillyaw .1 Feature and Women's Editor on the Implementation of the gether scholars and students, Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor Sacred Liturgy, has said spe- "experts" and beginners, clergy Manolo Reyes Spanish Associate Editor cifically with regard to the Lit- and laity — all who are looking urgical Conference: "Its coop- for education, inspiration and Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava eration in preparing necessary practical help. 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Page 6 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Notes At Catholic Press Congress Sunday After The Ascension By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH (a non-Catholic organization) during the Vatican Council, Of Our Lord NEW YORK — The Waldorf flatly stated that despite the Astoria has glittered and glow- charges and rumors rampant May 30 ed on many an assembly in many countries to listen in one last fall of the vote on Religious in the newspapers recently, the twentieth century, but never of four languages — English, Liberty, an unexpected action there have been no significant INTROIT on a gathering Spanish, French and Italian. which dismayed so many and changes in the text regarding of the Catholic Lightweight plastic earphones caused much criticism of both the Jews since it was approved Hear, O Lord, the sound of my call, alleluia; to You my Press from brought the sound from a small the Holy Father and the Council by the Bishops last fall. heart speaks; Your glance I seek; Your presence, O Lord, I around the box suspended by a strap Presidents. seek. Hide not Your face from me, alleluia, alleluia. (Ps. world. It was around" the neck. One could It was his opinion that the Father Murray, in his usual, ibid., 1) The Lord is my light and/ my salvation; whom host last week walk the length of the large Declaration would be approved should I fear? Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, frank manner, without hesita- the first room and still tune in, looking by a greater majority in the and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now v. jrld Con- like a space age citizen with tion said that the tug of war fourth session, although he ad- and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Hear, 0 Lord, gress of the enormous ears. There were over the topic of liberty the the sound of my call, alleluia; to You my heart speaks; Catholic Press mitted that the Arab leaders priests, nuns and laymen of all past few years and particularly Your glance I seek; Your presence, O Lord, I seek. Hide ever held out- WALSHages among the Italians, still are in hopes of weakening not Your face from me, alleluia, alleluia. side of Europe, and it will take French, Germans, Danes, Bel- the postponement of the vote the text and certain "retro- time to assess its contribution. gians, Latin Americans Afri- last November was "a great grade theologians" are opposed EPISTLE cans, Dutch, Spanish, Swedes, blessing." to parts of it. Since the Bureau of Informa- Asiatics and Indians. tion Directors and the Catholic He said that if the matter A Reading from the Epistle of blessed Peter the Apostle Two Jewish leaders, Dr. Jo-, (1 Petr. 4, 7-11) Broadcasters met the same * • • had been settled by vote a cou- seph Lichten and Rabbi Tan- week, it was a full blown re- ple of years ago, the text would nenbaum were sitting in the Beloved: Be responsible, and earnest in prayers. Above view of what the Church is do- The room was crowded and not have been as satisfactory as all maintain constant charity towards each other, because all sets turned on when Rabbi audience. The Rabbi asked to ing in attempting to communi- at present. speak at the end of the session charity does away with a multitude of sins. Be hospitable cate the Christian message to Arthur Gilbert and Father John to one another without grumbling. Let each of you, ac- Because of the intense inter- and described the considerable the world. Courtney Murray discussed tension and confusion resulting cording to the gift he has received, share it with the rest, est in it and the endless dis- as good stewards of the manifold gift of God. When one CHALLENGE OF FUTURE "Conscience and Religious Lib- cussion, he said the Declara- from the discussion of the sub-' There were times during the ject of Jewish involvement in of you speaks, let it be like the things said by God; when erty." tion is now clearer and strong- one of you shares, let it be as from the resources which week when heads bowed from er and more easily understood. the Crucifixion. He mentioned a sense of guilt, since obviously The Rabbi spoke for an hour specifically Pope Paul's sermon God provides; so that in all of you God may be glorified, Even though he has been known through Jesus Christ our Lord. we have missed the boat many and demonstrated why he is as "the Father of Religious Lib- on Passion Sunday which he said led to distorted reactions times in the past. Too many well known as a scholar and a erty," since no one denies his ALLELUIA amateurs have zealously at- debater. unique grasp of the subject, among both Catholics and Jews. tempted to do a job that re- he told us: "I myself have Alleluia, alleluia. (Ps. 46, 9) The Lord reigns over all Father Murray had just ar- He says he knows of no in- quired professional training. But learned much on the subject the nations, God sits upon His holy throne". Alleluia. (Ioann. rived from another important the rest of the time heads were through the many discussions of formed or responsible Jewish 14, 18) I will not leave you orphans; I go away and I up, not necessarily because of meeting in Rome on Religious the past few years." leader who wants the Scrip- Liberty. He .spoke of the inten- come to you, and your heart shall rejoice. Alleluia. achievements noted — although tures revised or the Gospels re- there are many indeed — but tion of the Vatican Council to He stated also that the Span- reaffirm the liberty of the in- written for the sake of good PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL because of the almost incred- ish Bishops, often painted in the dividual regarding religion and will. But he said that Jews do ible challenge facing the Catho- press as enemies of religious CELEBRANT (After the Creed): The Lord be with you. lic Press- in the future. emphasized that the problem of want the Scriptures accurately PEOPLE: And with your spirit. religious liberty is in the civil freedom, were at least 90 per interpreted, so that when the order, that no man is to be Religion is -considered news cent in favor of the Declara- term, "the Jews," is used it CELEBRANT: Let us pray. We join in invoking God's today. The Vatican Council's forced to act against his con- tion as it was stated before the assistance for His Holy Church, for the civil authorities, for science, and no one is to be would be made clear "the lead- those oppressed by various trials; and for the salvation of lively discussion on such topics third session ended. He feels impeded in acting according to ers" are being referred to. all men. as Religious Liberty, the rele- his conscience. that even if 100 bishops, for vance of the Church to the one reason or another, vote Despite Father Duff's assur- 1. PRIEST OR LECTOR: For Our Holy Father, Pope Paul, our Bishop, Coleman F. Carroll, and our pastor, N., However he did not neglect against the draft in the fourth ances that the text would suffer needs of modem man, the need let us pray to the Lord. to work actively for unity the delicate matter of restric- session, it would be surprising no serious change, the Rabbi and disappointing since there voiced the fear that pressures PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. among Christian bodies and to tions of freedom — when, for instance, a person's external act is no doubt it will pass with to modify the Declaration con- 2. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That the Church of God may enter into dialogue with non- violates the rights of others or an overwhelming majority. tinue. ~^ bear witness to the divine life within her by exercising true Christian religions and atheists is in violation of the commonly What was so surprising in this leadership in the affairs of men, we pray to the Lord. — all these are testing the ma- accepted standards of morality * • • session was that only two ques- PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. or public health, or creates a turity and sense of responsibil- Another topic of major inter- 3. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That the bishops, priests, and serious disturbance of the pub- tions were asked, both by mem- ity of the Catholic Press. est, the -Council's attitude to- laity of the Church may be encouraged to bear witness to lic peace. bers of the panel, none from wards the Jews, got attention the floor. It seems as if the the truth in their daily lives, we pray to the Lord. * * * DELAY A BLESSING early in the week. Father Ed- subject has been so exhausted PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. Simultaneous translation of Later we talked to Father ward Duff, S.J., who reported the past few years that nothing 4. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That all who experience perse- talks enabled delegates from Murray about the postponement for the Religious News Service more needed to be asked . . . cution because of their adherence to the cause of religion and morality may be consoled by sacramental graces, we pray to the Lord. Good Will Of All Christendom Flows To Athenagoras PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. By Father AMBROSE DE PAOLI ters. Furthermore, it reiterated 5. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That in the defense of human Voice Rome Correspondent that the Patriarchate has no rights and social justice we may be motivated by a genuine jurisdiction over other churches Christlike love for all persons, we pray to the Lord. ROME — Perhaps one of the and hence is not responsible PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. •best-known figures in the Ecu- shown in the dialogue by the constitution to all her citizens. for their actions (reference to 6. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That this holy assembly to the menical dialogue is Patriarch other local Orthodox Churches. Archbishop Makarious). people of God may be sanctified through our participation in Athenagoras of Constantinople W. A. Visser't Hoft regretted this holy sacrifice, we pray to the Lord. This is not the first time that pnbul). Al- FYH* some time the govern- that conditions in Cyprus have PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. the question of the prerogatives 11. o s t single- of Ankara has been put- led the government to take ac- CELEBRANT: 0 God, our refuge and strength, give heed of the Patriarchate of Constan- handedly he has pressure on the Greek- tion against the Patriarchate. to the pious prayers of Your Church, You Who are the opened the arms ish minority in Turkey, He called to mind the promises tinople has come up. The ques- source of devotion; grant that what we ask in faith we may pressure has extended even tion was discussed and solved of Eastern made last year to the World obtain in deed: -Through Our Lord Jusus Christ, Your Son, e Ecumenical Patriarchate in the 1923 agreement at Lau- Orthodoxy to ac- Council of Churches and the Who is God, living and reigning with You, in the Unity of mstantinople. sanne, Switzerland when, by the Holy Spirit, forever and ever. cept the gesture Security Council of the UN that verbal agreement, the govern- PEOPLE: Amen. of peace and e newspaper of Athena- the rights of the Patriarchate ment of Kemal Altaturg recog- (The Prayer of the Faithful remains optional for the brotherly love is has been silenced by gov- and of the person of the Pa- which Catholic nized the prerogatives. present time and the priest is permitted to form his own.) lment order. The theological triarch would be respected. ism has offered culty is forbidden to accept The charge has been made No one can for- ly-foreign students for studies Patriarch Theodosius VI of that the Patriarchate is involv- OFFERTORY get the moving and its theological review has Damascus and the University of ed in political affairs. This has (Ps. 46,6) Jerusalem encounter between ceased publication. Other East- Athens have appealed to the been denied many times by Ath- God mounts His throne amid shouts of joy; the Lord, Pope Paul and Athenagoras. ern Patriarchs find it difficult world to defend the position of enagoras himself and by others. amid trumpet blasts. Alleluia. to visit Athenagoras. the Ecumenical Patriarchate. Yet, due to the independent But one thing is certain. All structure of Orthodox Chris- This action taken by Turkey Vatican radio delivered a of divided Christendom has COMMUNION tianity, Athenagoras really only has provoked a series of pro- message in which it recalled come to the defense of Athena- (Ioann. 17, 12-13 & 15) speaks for himself. The others tests from practically all parts the religious freedom guaran- goras, a fact which demonstrat- Father, while I was with them, I kept them whom You can follow or refuse to follow. of Christendom. Representatives teed to all in the Turkish Con- ed the goodwill motivating the have given me, alleluia; but now I am coming to You: I The Church of Athens has nev- of Protestant Churches in Ger- stitution and urged that the ecumenical dialogue. The do not pray that You take them out of the world, but that er shown much interest in the many and France have urged "lay" character of modern Tur- more intransigent elements of You keep them from evil, alleluia, alleluia. dialogue with Rome, notwith- Turkey to respect the freedom • key not be compromised by an Orthodoxy cannot fail to notice • standing the general interest of religion guaranteed by the interference in religious mat- this.

May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 11 FROM DIOCESE AMONG THOSE TO GET DEGREES MONDAY GOD LOVE YOU •iiiinniiiHiiBik Marymount Graduating First Class Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen BOCA RATON — Marymount College's first graduating class, • ^ which includes 11 young women Ecumenism is practiced residing in the Diocese of Mi- perhaps more in the Missions ami, will- participate in com- than anywhere else. Here in mencement exercises at 11 a.m. our Western world, ecumen- Monday, May 31, in the college ism is based upon conversa- auditorium: tion. In the Missions it is Associate of Arts degrees will based upon action. And this be conferred by Bishop Cole- man F. Carroll during the com- action is in the form of hu- mencement. Msgr. Edward J. man service. For example, in Fleming, executive vice presi- one of our mission hospitals dent of Seton Hall University, 7,883 outpatients were treated South Orange, N.J., will give in one year. Of these, 6,652 the graduation address. COMMUNION BREAKFAST were Hindus and Moslems. Baccalaureate Mass will be Only 10 per cent were Cath- offered at 10 a.m. Sunday, May olics. .(And this is a Catholic 30, fa the college chapel by Fa- hospital!) Some of these patients come from 300 miles away. ther Edward G. Pick, chaplain. Last year, 674 major' operations were performed and 1,040 A Communion breakfast for graduates and their parents will babies were delivered. In the space of three months there were follow at 11 a.m. in the college 570 eye operations and over 5,000 eye patients were treated. All dining hall. this is accomplished in over-crowded, inadequate buildings by a Diocese of Miami residents SUMMER SELF-HELP program planned at lege president, right, with Sister Mary Jose, handful of medical missionary sisters and a few doctors. included in the first graduating Marymount College, Boca Raton, is discussed R.S.H:M., and William Gunn, president of the class are: by Mother Mary de la Croix, R.S.H.M., col- Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce. Mary Florence Cunningham, St. Ambrose parish, Deerfield MARYMOUNT COLLEGE PLAN Beach. Priests! What the price of your golf clubs would mean to Natalie Roberta Fierro^ these sisters! Catholic mothers! Have you ever asked a son or BJessed Sacrament parish, Fort Summer Self-Help Project daughter to give up a soft drink a week to help the sick and Lauderdale. suffering on the other side of the world? Business men! Did BOCA RATON — An experi- "because the things which youth programs," Sister Jose Jean Margaret Gailus, St. you ever promise to give a dollar a week to the Holy Father mental Summer Self-Help Proj- many of us take for granted — pointed out. Vincent Ferrer parish, Delray ect will be conducted at Mary- knowledge about home pur- to keep these hospitals open?- You who are getting fat! Did you Beach. She emphasized that Mary- mount College June 21-July chase interest rates, tax prob- mount has received "magnifi- ever think of giving up that dessert and sending the price of it Angela Marie Giuliano, St. 30 as a part of the nation-wide lems — are often not fully un- cent cooperation" from a varie- to help the Holy Father feed someone who is starving? You Luke parish, Lake Worth. effort to abolish poverty in the derstood by those who haven't ty of specialists at nearby Flor- had the education and advant- who are getting old! Did you remember the Holy Father in Jane Marie Howley, St. Luke United States. ida Atlantic University and add- ages that many in the popula- your will? What you leave after you, then will gain intercessors parish. Announcement of the program ed that "these friends at FAU tion have had." on earth for your soul if it's in purgatory. You who live on a was made this week by Mother would be available during the Mary Lou Keniry, Our Lady Mary de la Croix, R.S.H.M;, The senior program will pro- six-week program on a cnsul- fixed income! Have you thought of reducing your taxes by Queen of Martyrs parish, Fort president of Marymount Junior vide courses in English for tant basis." Lauderdale. taking out an annuity, so that you live on the same income College, who explained that adults, public speaking, busi- Developed after consultation and at your death your money will go to the poor of the world Vincenza Margaret LaPonzi- the college conducted by the ness arithmetic, financial plan- with local and community lead: who will pray for you? There is no reader of this column who na, St. Rose of Lima parish, Religious of the Sacred Heart of ning, home-making, consumer , ers, all of whom expressed in- could not send a dime to help their brothers in every part of Miami Shores. Mary has been interested in the education and parliamentary- terest and enthusiasm to co- procedure. There will also be operate, the Self-Help Project the world. But — WILL you? Kathleen Isabelle Quinn, St. culturally deprived since its Vincent Ferrer parish. opening two years ago. courses on Spanish Culture and will welcome volunteers in Negro History for Negro and Marietta Spratt, Holy Rosary Primarily designed to help the many different fields — volun- Spanish speaking participants. parish, Perrine. migrant workers in the area to teer car-pool drivers; activity achieve greater economic self- A Good Citizenship program directors in music, sewing, Danielle Marie Vail, St. Joan will cover courses on criminal handiorafts and clubs; teachers of Arc parish, Boca Raton. sufficiency and broader cultural opportunities, the Self-H e 1 p and civil legal problems fre- and tutors for students who are GOD LOVE YOU to a "boy in Michigan" for $5 "This is : Victoria Ellen Vest, St. Vin- Project also be opened to others quently encountered in d a i ly often years beh nd their fellow money that I can easily live without." ... to Mr. & Mrs. F R. cent Ferrer parish. in the area who wish to par- life, as well as short courses students. who sent $3 "because our children are healthy." ... to a wom- Six graduates named mem- ticipate. on national, state and local gov- Active registration for both bers of Phi Theta Kappa, na- ernment affairs. an who could spare her diamond ring "May this small token According to Sister Mary participants and volunteers will tional Honor Society for junior when sold, buy food lor starving bodies and perhaps help a Jose, R.S.H.M., the project will "The migrants near Boca Ra- begin shortly. In the meantime, college students, are Kathryn offer three basic programs: a ton have already responded with interested persons may call missionary to touch a starving soul." Flynn, Sarasota; Jane Howley, day care and intensive educa- real enthusiasm to the college's Marymount College for further Jean Gailus, Jacqueline Pater- tional program for children be- inquiries, particularly in the information. no, Greenwich, Conn.; Sheila tween the ages of six and 13; Tumulty, Jersey City; and Car- a tutorial and summer activity ol Wershoven, Nassau, Ba- program for children aged 14 to hamas. Educator To Give Address Do you know what the 30th parallel is? It is an imaginary 18; and a senior program which OTHER GRADUATES will include adult education, line that girdles the globe. Below it are Central and South The following graduates will good citizenship and work At Combined Graduations America, Oceania, India, half of China, most of Africa. Above also be awarded Associate of training programs. (Continued From Page Education; ^ai- it are the well-endowed, the well-fed; those below live and die Arts degrees: Although the main part of jf the Catholic En- in wretchedness. Those above cannot envision the horror and Edith Marie Alfieri, Rhonda the project will be conducted on America where he majoi and the Standing anguish of those below. Hunger is not merely an economic Lee Brott, Rosebud Browne, Marymount's 65-acre campus educational administration 11 Tests and Meas- problem; it is a moral and spiritual one — a greater danger to Monica Garvan Cavanagh, Mar- just west of Boca Raton on From 1940 to 1944 he i the Educational ianne Regina Con way, Virginia Military Trail, plans are also our future than atomic warfare. It is around this searing theme as chaplain of the Ne Ann Cooke, Cathleen Cullen, being made to sponsor classes Club at the University ol that Bishop Sheen has fashioned his new movie, "The 30th Bernadette Marie Cummings, and activities in migrant cen- cinnati, professor at the T Parallel." It runs 26 minutes and is available through your Mary Elizabeth DeMambro, ters and other locations more ers College Athenaeum of ^ k Student local Diocesan Director. For more information, write your Dio- Mary Ann Laurette Dever, accessible to the participants. and director of the CYO in 'olarships cesan Director or The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Jo Anne Lee Duncans-Linda Another feature of the pro- Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Louise Ernst, Gertrude Ruth ie E. Fenn, a 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10001. gram will be an attempt to 1954 he was awarded the Si. Fiorillo, Joan Adelaide Flan- structure it with direct assist- Francis Xavier Gold Medal by student at ~St. Patrick High nery, Barbara Anne Fleming, ance of those who will be par- Xavier University, Cincinnati. School, has been granted Diane Shanley Fowler, Jane ticipating so that it will come Monsignor Hochwalt is a honors-at-entrance to Manhat- Louise Gascoigne, Nancy Marie as close as possible to meeting member of the Commission on tanville College of the Sacred Hartnett, Mary Patricia Klein- what the participants them- Federal Relations of the Amer- Heart and to Marymount Col- hans, Nancy Jayne Linney, Rita selves feel are their needs. ican Council on Education; Ed- lege, Tarrytown, N.Y. Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail it to Lunsford, Cecelia Elizabeth They will be asked to elect spe- ucation Committee of the Cath- The daughter of Mrs. Dinorah Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of The Society Mesick, Janice Elise Miller, cial Boards representing, the olic Association for Internation- F. Fenn has also been awarded for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth-Avenue, New York, Mary Frances Plaia, Sarah Hol- participants in each program to al Peace; the Catholic Commis- scholarships to Manhattanville New York 10001, or to your Diocesan Director, Rev. Neil brook Plunkett, Marilyn Lucille work with the college. sion on Intellectual and Cultural College, and Barry College; and Roesch, Joanne Teresa Swan- Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. "This is particularly impor- Affairs; Washington Advisory an honor scholarship to Mary- son, Brenda Joyce Ulisse. tant, "Sister Jose emphasized, Committee of the Institute of mount College.

Page 8 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Degrees To Be Awarded 94 By Barry College On June 1 PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK A class of 94 students, in- Counihan, St. Petersburg, who eluding 39 South Florida resi- will be awarded a Bachelor of OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH Ar s d e ree dents, will be graduated from * T S magna cum laude; ' „ „, and Jean Stewart, Kingston, West Dixie Highway at 162nd Street Barry College at 8 p.m. Tues- Jamaica( who wiU be graduated day, June 1 in the college audi- i j ith a Bachelor of torium. cuArtms degreeau< e w. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Baccalaureate Mass of Par- /ill preside and confer degrees ticipation will be offered at 11 March 31, 1965 March 31, 1964 during the exercises at which a.m., Sunday, May 30, in the Father William Paul Haas, auditorium by Msgr. William ASSETS Barry, P.A., pastor, St. Patrick O.P., Ph. D., of the Aquinas Cash and Due from Banks $ 2,248,688.32 $ 1,896,299.29 Center, Lafayette, Ind. will give parish, Miami, and only living the graduation address. co-founder of the 25-year old United States Government Obligations 1,867,792.36 1,820,301.90 HONOR GRADUATES college. Federal Reserve Bank Stock 24,400.00 24,000.00 Eleven of the graduates re- Father Cyril Burke, O.P., as- State, County and Municipal Bonds. . 654,452.53 722,152.85 siding in South Florida will be sistant chaplain, will give the graduated with honors. baccalaureate sermon. U. S. Government Insured or Guaranteed FHA & VA Loans. . . 526,472.44 420,938.03 Other Loans and Discounts 5,132,080.25 4,631,558.75 Bachelor of Arts degress will Degrees will also be con- be conferred summa cum laude ferred on the following: Overdrafts 212.07 2,372.66 on Evette Lamka, Miami; and BACHELOR OF ARTS Bank Building and Parking Lot 370,637.69 348,598.20 Lourdes Martinez, St. Jerome Susan Barnet, Arlene Blocil, Jose- ina Cepero, Jeanne Chauveite, Nitaya Other Real Estate Owned .-. . 47,158.23 parish, Fort Lauderdale; and Cnivarach, Theresa Cojie, Sister Mar- tin Marie, O.P., Frances Demetree, Furniture and Fixtures. . . 136,195.11 145,855.82 cum laude on Ilona Anderson, Johanna Duzy, Margaret R. Fiilyaw, Miami; Jean Andreani, St. John Eileen Gallagher, (jynthia Gardiner, Kita Giles, .Barbara lyiesias, Rose Income Earned but not Collected 43,180.02 46,989.34 the Apostle parish, Hialeah; Marie Kamke, Julie Kenney, Sharon Knapstein, Xeresita Luzarruga, Peg- Other Assets 20,455.16 37,377.12 Mrs. Gerta Rodriguez Lawrence, gy McGeary, Susan Mc<^uade, Mary- St. James parish, North Miami; anne Manegola, Klna Mensing, Linda Meteheli, Lucille Moss, Sanara IMor- Total Assets $11,024,565.95 $10,143,602.19 and Lois McCleskey, Little Flow- berg, Ann H. Petersen, Mary Ann Powers, Carol, Prillwitz, Frances er parish, Coral Gables. Shevenell, Joyce Tepley, Kaquel Val- entin, Joyce Widlak, Denise Wolny. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE LIABILITIES A Bachelor of Science degree Kathryn Alexiou, Rosemary Balan- magna cum laude will be award- ky, Antonia Barile, Janet Butler, Paula Ceriocola, Shirley Colmenares, Deposits ".. $10,017,495.57 $ 9,198,561.25 ed to Sharon Dowdle, St. James Stella Diaz, Donna Dragna, Margaret Fairchilds, Suzanne Forget, Ailsa Car- parish and a Bachelor of Sci- gia Cruz, Reglna Grirnek, Dorothy Accrued Taxes, Interest and Expense 50,004.41 50,009.42 Hiles, Linda Jackson, Sharon Kearns, ence degree cum laude will be Sara Kinder, Nancy Kopcsik, Rose- mary Koppen, Andrea Kupec, Char- Income Collected but not Earned. . , ' 116,232.16 64,754.78 conferred on Joanne Rask, Sa- lotte LaBelle, Claire Lavin, Judith Lindenmuth, Margaret Luksa, Kath- Other Liabilities 1 10,823.76 9,680.03 cred Heart parish, Lake Worth. leen Mahony, Deirdre O'Dawe, Ma- rian O'Neal, Joan Petesky, Madeline Popovich, Diann Poter, Veronica Total Liabilities $10,194,555.90 $ 9,323,005.48 Bachelor of Science in Nurs- Ruschmeier, Betty Sparkman, Diane Thompson, Margaret Vaccaro, Denise ing degrees will be awarded Vanderwerff. summa cum laude to Sister BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Martha James, O.S.F.; and IN NURSING CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Sister Mary Alida, O.P., Mary Jane cum laude to Sister James Bennett, Joan Catenaci, Kathleen Capital Stock (40,000 shares, Par Value $15.00) $ 600,000.00 $ 600,000.00 Coyle, Elizabeth Jordan, Judith Kel- Kathleen, O.S.F., both: mem- ley, Ingrld Mehrmann, Anic Paul, Patricia Percival, Kathryn Sloan, Lin- Surplus •...:• 212,000.00 199,000.00 bers of the staff at St. Francis da Walker, Mary Catherine Wich. Hospital Miami Beach. Sister Undivided Profits. .... 16,639.40 12,401.14 Maria Gratia, O.P. of Barry Reserve for Contingencies 1,370.65 9,195.57 College will be awarded a Bachelor of Science in Nursing 5 To Graduate Total Capital Accounts $ 830,010.05 $ 820,596.71 degree cum laude. OTHER HONOR GRADUATES From Colleges Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $11,024,565.95 $10,143,602.19 Other honor graduates are 25c per share divi- 23c per share divi- Sylvia Mennell, Lima, Peru who In North, West dend paid for first dend paid for first will be graduated summa cum half of 1965 half of 1964 laude with a Bachelor of Sci- Five residents of the Diocese ence degree; Sister Joseph Ma- of Miami will be graduated next rie, S.S.J., who will be award- week from colleges and univer- ed a Bachelor o£ Science de- sities in Washington, D. C, Al- BUYING A NEW CAR THIS YEAR? gree magna cum laude; Jane buquerque and Milwaukee. 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Miss Ben- t also-has been awarded a Herbert Graubard, son of Mr. mil tuition scholarship. and Mrs. Jules Graubard, Na- tivity parish, Hollywood, will Board of Directors and Advisory Council The daughter of Mrs. C. 0. be awarded a Bachelor of Sci- Bennett, 3126 Hibiscus St. Co- ence degree in Education dur- *M. R. HARRISON, JR. JOHN W. PRUNTY conut Grove and the late Mr. ing commencement exercises AGNES B. BARBER JAMES W. ELDER, JR. President, Peoples First Former Owner, Elder Electric President, M. R. Harrison Attorney Bennett, Miss Bennett took part at the College of St. Joseph in National Bank of Miami Shores Construction Corp. in the accelerated program at Albuquerque, N. Mexico on ROLAND M. STAFFORD WILLIAM E. BECKHAM, JR. JULIAN B. FRIX HERBERT D. JARVIS President, Peoples the Academy and ' completed Monday, May 31. President Head-Beckman Ins. President, Turner-Frix Public Relations—Ousiriess National Bank of Commerce four years of high school work Agency, Inc. Insurance, Inc. _ Devel., Tropi-Gas, lnc~-of Fla. Miss Louise Langley, daugh- LEONARD K. THOMSON in three years. *EDNA M. BELL (MRS.) GEORGETTE F. JOYCE Former Director ANTHONY J. GOCKING ter" of Dr. arid Mrs. Daniel Vice President President, Columbia Federal Dade County Port Authority In her freshman year, Miss Langley, St. Ann parish, Naples, Of The Bank Textiles" Savings and Loan Association Bennett took a leading role in LEONARD USINA will be awarded a Bachelor of *C. C. BRATTHAUER *H. H. LAPHAM Chairman of The Board W. DOUGLAS HALL the Academy's production of Arts degree in speech at Mar- Contractor Retired Of The Bank Former President H.M.S. Pinafore and has been quette University on Sunday, Sal-Fayne Corporation FRANK H. WILLER a member of the Glee Club. MORRIS N. BROAD HARVEY F. PIERCE June 6. Executive Vice President and Consulting Engineer Maurice H. President, Peoples American National Bank Director, American Savings and *CARL T. HOFFMAN Connell and Associates, Inc. During the same ceremonies Loan Association of Miami Bch. Honor For Serran A Attorney J. HARRELL POWELL Miss Marie L. Scott, St. Hugh J. D. CAMPLIN Real Estate Investments parish, Coconut Grove, will re- President, Southern MILWAUKEE (NC) — Thom- Memorial Park as Patrick Coughlan, president ceive a Bachelor of Science in of Serra International, will be Nursing degree; and Edward F. *Mamber of Advisory Council awarded an honorary doctorate Stevenson, Jr., St. Thomas the of laws at June 6 commence- Apostle parish, will be award- Member Federal Reserve System —• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ment exercises of Marquette ed a Bachelor of Mechanical University. Engineering degree.

May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 Retreat Director's Sister Mary Olivia, New Officers Are Elected Father Dies At 75 Nun 46 Years, Dies SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. — Re- ADRIAN, Mich. — Solemn By 3 Holy Name Societies quiem Mass was sung in St. Requiem Mass was offered in Peter Church here by Father the Holy Rosary Chapel of the Three parish Holy Name So- Name Society of St. Rose of Cyril Schweinberg, C.P. for his Dominican Motherhouse for Sis- cieties have elected new offi- Lima parish. cers for the year. father, James Schweinberg who ter Mary Olivia, 0. P., a mem- Other officers elected to serve died at the age of 75. ber of the staff at Casa Fran- • * * with him are: Kenneth Sexton, cesca, Miami Beach. A former employe of West FORT LAUDERDALE — vice president; William Squires, Penn Power Co., Mr. Schwein- A member of the faculty at Frank Wilcosky has been in- treasurer; Greg Moody, secre- berg is also survived by his St. Patrick School, Miami stalled as president of the St. tary; and William Molloy, r wife, Clare and three other Anthony parish Holy Name So- sons, James Jr., Bradford, Pa.; Beach, from 1961 to 1965, Sis- shal. ter Mary Olivia died at St. ciety. Frank, McKees Rocks, Pa.; and • * * Raymond, New Castle, Pa. Francis Hospital, Miami Beach Other officers installed with in the 46th year of her relig- Wilcosky were: James Pockey, St. Thomas the Apostle par- Father Cyril is the retreat di- ious profession. rector at Our Lady of Florida vice president; Joseph Gonia, ish held a joint installation of Monastery and Retreat House, Burial was in the cemetery treasurer; Glenn Sanderson, officers of its Holy Name Socie- secretary; and Frank Miele, North Palm Beach, Fla. at the Motherhouse. ty and Women's Guild Thurs- marshal. AWARDING DIPLOMA of the Inter-American Institute of Social day. Action to Jose Bartuano of Panama, is Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, * * * who officiated at recent graduation ceremonies for 36 Latin Installed by Father Patrick ACE WILL CLEAN American labor leaders. At left of Monsignor Walsh is Father F. Thomas Leonardi is the C. Slevin, pastor, during the Mauro Barrenechea, S.J., director of the Institute. new president of the Holy ceremony held in the church were the following Holy Name Society offi6ers: Walter Matheny, president; FORT LAUDERDALE - BROWARD Arthur H. Erown, vice presi- dent; John Strickroot, secretary; Don J. DeMattia, treasurer and Gennaro Morra, marshal. Msgr. Rowan T. Rastatter, di- You Can Help The ocesan director of Catholic Char- ities, was guest speaker at a dinner which followed the instal- Society of St. Vincent de Paul lation ceremony. To Help Others APPLIANCES Famous Makes Father Of Priest by donating your discarded FOR THE PRICE OF 1 Lowest Prices Dies In Ireland For a limited time only Furniture, Rugs, Appliances, Bedding, Easy Bank Terms Send TWO rugs to Ace Inc. for a perfect cleaning for the -tr Guaranteed Services HOBE SOUND — Requiem regular price of cleaning ONE rug. Clothing, Shoes and Miscellaneous Items. Mass was offered in St. Christo- We will clean one rug FREE for every other rug sent in. (On two different size rugs, the price of larger in size or Any article you may wish to donate pher Church by Father Patrick price range applies.) will be gladly picked up if you will call Murray for his father, Patrick Rugs should be rolled, ready „ when our driver; calls. Murray, who died in Ireland. All orders on this sale, C. 0. D. Fort Lauderdale, 524-0716, 513 W. Broward Blvd. 643 N. Andrews Mr. Murray, the father of ACE RUG CLEANERS, INC. Hollywood 989-9548, 1090 S.W. 56th Ave. FT. LAUDERDALE three sons and four daughters, JA 3-4337 837 N.W. 8th Ave. Pompano 942-2242/ 2323 No. Dixie Hwy. was 86 at the time of his death Fart Lauderdale Phone 524-0426 in County Cavan. Life Insurance Estates There is a great difference between the estate a man LEAVES and the estate his family RECEIVES. Minimize estate shrinkage through proper insurance estate planning. See 2nd WEEK fkamt ©ftenina PHILIP CLEMENTE, C.L.U. 2632 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Fla. Tel., Bus. 927-1734 Res. 987-6609 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Life Insurance • Group Insurance SANTA FURNITURE SHOWROOM Annuities • Health Insurance N. FEDERAL HWY. Pension Plans Just South of Jefferson Store Parking Lot — Rear Pix Shoes RRAV VAN&STORAGE INCORPORATED 919 N.E. 13 ST., FT. LAUDERDALE PHONE 523-8552 • Local and Long Distance Moving • Uniformed Trained Staff • Expert Packing and Contemporary Sofa $QQ95 Crating Loose Cushions. Custom Made. Silicone • Dehumidifed Storage K.bri«. $199 _ Choir IS'd. Cost 1 50 FT. LAUDERDALE Italian Provincial Chair 5£ 5SS.*- ". *39 HOMES The Oldest Furniture Manufacturer in Broward County FUNERAL N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWAHD BLVD. SANTA FURNITURE FACTORY JA 2-2811 LU 1-6100 LOCATED AT 308 S.W. 6 th ST • FT. LAUDERDALE DAN H. FAIRCHILD ESTABLISHED 1930

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May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 Club Activities Center On Officer Installations Elections and installation of doval, vice president; Mrs. Al new leaders continue to high- Keller, recording secretary; light news of Catholic women's Mrs. Leonard G. Boymer, cor- groups in South Florida. responding secretary; and Mrs. Raymond DeBrauwere, treasur- * * * er. Mrs. Lawrence Grilliot, St. . Msgr. Rowan T. Rastatter, Lawrence parish, North Miami diocesan director of Catholic Beach, has been installed as Welfare Bureaus was the guest president of Villa Maria Auxil- speaker at a dinner which fol- iary. lowed. During a luncheon held yes- * • • terday at the Balmoral Hotel, Mrs. Edmund J. - Clancy MERCY HOSPITAL superior, Sister Mary Emmanuel, S.S.J., re- Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer, Miami ceives a donation of $15,000 from auxiliary presented by Miss DCCW president, also installed has been installed for a second Loretta McTiernan, right, and Mrs. Anthony Fleming. Mrs. J. Morris and Mrs. Helen term as president of St. Louis ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL superior, Sister Mary Virginia, C.SS.F., Vincent, vice presidents; Mrs. Woman's Club. receives donation of $2,000 from the women's auxiliary pre- E. W. Raud, recording secreta- sented by Mrs. George Noeth, left; and Mrs. T. Neal. ry; Mrs. C. L. Kirkpatrick, Other officers installed by Mercy Hospital Auxiliary treasurer; and Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Wendall K. Gordon, Koppel, corresponding' secre- DCCW South Dade Deanery Auxiliary Donates Funds tary. president, were Mrs. Richard Honored By Red Cross Forhan and Mrs. Richard * • • Flynn, vice presidents; Mrs. The 1965 Annual Dade County caps, 301 arm slings, 2,900 tow- To St. Joseph Hospital R. W. Ashe, treasurer; Mrs. Red Cross Award has'been pre- els, 382 nurses' scurb gowns NORTH MIAMI — Mrs. sented to Mercy Hospital Auxil- and maids' uniforms, 36 cobalt PORT CHARLOTTE — A do- pital through auxiliary efforts. A. V. Valentino, recording sec- Ralph Diaz was installed as gowns, 72 X-Ray gowns, 24 The sum of $4,800 realized from retary; and Mrs. Joseph M. iary in recognition of "outstand- nation of $2,000 for laboratory president of St. James Home coals and other bed linen and the first annual St. Joseph Hos- Dundale, corresponding secre- ing service to the community equipment in St. Joseph Hos- and School Association during apparel necessary. pital Charity Ball held under tary. through Red Cross." . pital was recently presented to ceremonies last night in St. Volunteers staff the hospital the auspices of St. Joseph Aux- Miss Loretta McTiernan, re- Sister Mary Virginia, superior James Church. gift shop which is open 12 hours iliary was presented to Sister * • • tiring president of the Auxiliary of the Felician Sisters who ad- seven days a week under the Mary Virginia by William L. accepted a plaque from Gen. E. minister the hospital, by mem- Other officers installed were COCONUT GROVE — Mrs. chairmanship of Mrs. Lillian Hart, chairman of the ball Arthur Evans, chapter first bers of the women's auxiliary. Mrs. John Sample and Mrs.T. M. Carter has been installed Baker, assisted by Mrs. A. P. committee. vice - chairman during the an- Mrs. George Noeth, newly John Morgan, vice presidents; for a second term as president Coppinger and Mrs. V. A. Gran- Other reelected auxiliary offi- Mrs. Samuel Spell, treasurer; nual dinner meeting of the Dade reelected president of the auxil- of St. Hugh Guild. ger. A "Sunshine Cart" man- cers who will be installed dur- Mrs. Richard Ross, recording County Chapter of the Ameri- iary made the presentation dur- ned by volunteers is wheeled ing a luncheon on Tuesday, secretary; Mrs. Cecil TSfeale, Other officers recently in- can National Red Cross. ing a special program in ob- through the corridors to provide June 8 are Mrs. Henry Noguire, corresponding secretary; Mrs. stalled during a dinner meeting servance of National Hospital Founded 15 years ago thereading matter, sundries, gifts, vice president; Mrs. Bert Zahn, Rellis Turner, historian and are Mrs. Joseph Hackney and Week. Guest speaker was Dr. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary has etc. to patients. recording secretary; Mrs. An- Mrs. Philip Coniglo, parliamen- Mrs. John Bosworth, vice presi- Fred Paul Nisi, hospital chief pledged the sum of $25,000 to- SERVICE PINS AWARDED of staff. gela O'Leary, corresponding tarian. dents; Mrs. Ahne Burd, record- wards the expansion uow under During the recent installation The donation was the second secretary; and Mrs. Thomas ing secretary; Miss Ann Har- way at the hospital and during luncheon where Mrs. Anthony recently received by the hos- Neal, treasurer. * * * ris, treasurer; Mrs. G. Wendt, their annual luncheon presented Fleming assumed her duties as corresponding secretary and the first payment of $5,000 to WAUCHULA — Mrs. Ward Mrs. Dorothy McKinley, histor- president of Mercy Hosprtal Sister Mary Emmanuel, S.S.J., Henderson has been installed ian. Auxiliary, service pins in recog- as president of St. Michael Al- administrator. Also donated at nition of 23,000 hours were pre- tar Society. Guest speaker was Mrs. Wen- the same time was the annual sented to Mrs. B. DeNike and dall Gordon who urged an in- contribution of the auxiliary to Mrs. E. Steinen, 2,500 hours; During a recent social Mrs. crease in membership in the the Cancer Clinic, which this Mrs. A. Cronister, Mrs. F. John A. Becker, president, Miami DCCW. year totaled $10,000. Gregory, Mrs. M. Hatch and Southwest Coast Deanery of the SERVICES DONATED t^Grad, that will Miami DCCW also installed Mrs. M. Seaman, 2,000 hours; * • • During the past year some 50 Mrs. A. Coppinger, Mrs. M. Jof- f Y nd Mrs. Vaughn Hewey, vice presi- or €ars a auxiliary members trained by fre and Mrs. C. Masai, 1,500 FUBI dent; Mrs. William Fussell, POMPANO BEACH — Mrs. - injected the American Red Cross as hours. treasurer; and Mrs. Walter 01- Joseph Murphy will be install- Gray Ladies have donated 6,248 secom/s Leak Service pins for 1,000 hours QM I M Vi t '" - - fiff, recording secretary. ed as president of St. Eli beth hours at the hospital. Five Gray m m Guild following the 9 a.m. Mass were received by Mrs. J. Bian- proof valves. Guar- Ladies were recently awarded ~ ^^ ***** ^ * Father Ronald Brohamer, on Saturday, June 12 in St. Eliz- co, Mrs. N. Bryant, Mrs. I. 10-year service pins by the Red anteed and lifetime pastor, St. Paul parish, Arca- abeth Church. Meyer, Mrs. M. Shehan, Mrs. A. dia, was the guest speaker. Cross while another was pre- Steinfield and Mrs. T. Watters. Father Matthew Morgan, sented with a five-year pin. Mrs. F. Galk-cio, Mrs. V. Gil- Ronson Varaftame Adonis — pastor, will also install Mrs. Mrs. Harry P. Cullen and Mrs. slim as the cigarette it lights. * * * lespie, Mrs. C. Granger, Mrs. Thomas D'Emic, Mrs. Charles George M. Whittaker are chair- C. Laptos and Mrs. H. Schmidt Just the right gift for the_ Mrs. Harry Jeffers, new Dad or the young man grad-' Petzold, and Mrs. Donald men of the volunteer Gray were recognized for 500 hours president of St. Thomas the uate on your list $16.50 Thompson, vice presidents; Ladies. and pins for 100 service hours Apostle Women's Guild, was in- Mrs. Lester T. Murphy, treas- Under the direction of Mrs. Ronson Varaflame Windlite stalled during ceremonies were presented to Mrs. L. Abril, for any man and designed urer; Mrs. John Steuber, re- Estella Grilliot, the Auxiliary's Mrs. K. Brown, Mrs. E. La- with the outdoor man in Thursday in the parish church. cording secretary; and Mrs.Sewing Committee has complet- mind. $9.95 Monica, Mrs. M. Little, Mrs. Father Patrick Slevin, pas- Russell Peterkin, corresponding ed during the ;ast year a va- H. Prine and Mrs. G. Roszell. tor, conducted the ceremonies secretary. riety of items including 975 pa- JhsL held jointly for officers of the A continental breakfast will tient's, gowns, 902 pillow cases, Ronson Varaflame Ladylite Guild and Holy Name Society. follow. 685 draw sheets, 1806 doctor's "f Special Prog ran < He installed Mrs. Cesar San- At Cenac le House ' \ An elegant, lipstick-size purse lighter. Its ; LANTANA — A special ~ J dazzling design, no-mess butane fueling Retreat For Women program in observance of \ and luxurious packaging make it the most the Feast of Our Lady of the *' Luau Scheduled Retreat in the Cenacle will { fashionable gift to give. $16.50 At Dominican House *-; be held at the Cenacle Re- ; By Singles Club KENDALL — A general re- A general retreat for women treat House Saturday, treat for women will open this A "Luau" hosted by mem- sponsored by women of Holy May 29. % CLEANED and ADJUSTED evening at the Dominican Re- bers of the Miami Catholic Rosary parish, Perrine, will be By Experts Trained At Longines treat house and continue until Father Kilian McGowan, Singles Club will be held at With 1-Year Written $^F 50* 4 p.m. Sunday. conducted the weekend of July ' C.P., superior at Our Lady - Guarantee O 8 p.m., Sunday, May 30 in 9-11. Ladies of St. Thomas the • of Florida Monastery and * 'Chronographs, Calendars and Autos. Slightly Higher. the Fireman's Clubhouse, The weekend conferences Apostle parish will sponsor a Retreat House, will offer 2980 NW South River Dr. begin at Mass at 6:15 p.m. in retreat during the weekend of •••.. Mass at noon in the Cenacle the retreat house chapel will Retreat House chapel. GIFTS and HANDBAGS Music for dancing will be be conducted by Father Charles July 23-25. Mrs. Dorothy Peel provided by Nick Gabriel The program to which all Mallen, C.SS.R. is the chief promoter. and his orchestra. All single members of the Broward - ffiS JeweIers adults are invited to attend. High school girls in the Dio- All women in South Florida . County Deanery of the Mi- ' 79th St. & Biscayne Shopping Plaza Further information may be cese will participate in a week- are invited to participate in the ami DCCW and other women (Next to Walgreens Liquor) obtained by calling 635-6058 end retreat scheduled to be held retreats and may make reser- in South Florida have been . COMPLETE JEWELRY REPAIRS or FR 7-0531. vations by calling the retreat ; invited will begin at 11 a.m. OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. — PHONE PL 9-5317 June 18-20. Father Mallen will also conduct these conferences. house at 238-2711. Sk, Page 12 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Voice Photos FLORIDA COORDINATOR of WICS is Mrs. Center in St. Petersburg with Mrs. Aida Up- Raymond Nihill, St. Agnes parish, Key Bis- JOB CORPS VOLUNTEERS, shown discussing right, project director; and Don Jones, vice Miami DCCN president, office manager; and cayne, shown at the opening of a Screening mayor of St. Petersburg. applications, include Mrs. Louis Roth, $JCJW, Mrs. Stuart Godwin, Jr., DCCW North Dade Data Processing clerk; Mrs. Edward Keefe, Deanery vice president, typist and office clerk. CENTER SEEKS GIRLS FOR JOB TRAINING "Girls Wanted" is the unwrit- Mrs. Sidney Lewis, National typists, practical nurses, beau- local office which helps her ten sign over the door of the Council of Jewish Women, proj- ticians, sales clerks, cooks, plan the trip to one of the res- WICS Job Corps Screening Cen- ect director; Mrs. J. Winston waitresses, cashiers and assist- idential centers, in that city ter operating in offices donated Anderson, a past president of ants to librarians, dentists, she will be met by another the Miami DCCW, assistant by the Diocese of Miami in the teachers and homemakers. WICS volunteer. project director; Mrs. Raymond SOME PROCESSED Catholic Welfare Bureau build- Nihill, parliamentarian, South Mrs. Lewis emphasized that According to Mrs. Lewis, 11 ing at 1325 W. Flagler St. Dade Deanery, Miami DCCW; there is a need for additional young women have already WICS Florida Coordinator; and volunteers to serve as visitors Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer, Mrs. Edward Keefe, Miami been processed through the Mi- and interviewers and announc- president, Miami DCCW, one of DCCN president, office man- ami office, one of several in the ed that a new training session the four organizations which ager. country, and are enrolled in the for this phase will be announc- comprise Women in Community training center located at St. ed shortly. In addition, the Job Service, this week appealed to "We must get out into the Petersburg. An additional 14 Corps center is in need of "ef- DCCW leaders and affiliation community and find the girls are waiting to go, she added. ficient" volunteer office per- members in the East Coast, eligible for this program," Mrs. sonnel, she said. Broward County and Southwest Cooper said suggesting that wel- Volunteers representing the Coast Deaneries to publicize fare agencies and guidance local affiliations of the National The national office of WICS the program which recruits and counselors in junior high and Council of Catholic Women, Na- has set a weekly quota rang- screens girls between the ages high schools could be a source tional Council of Jewish Wom- ing from five to 10 girls from of 16 and 21 as candidates for of contact. en, National Council of Negro each screening center. It is ex- training centers. Women and United Church pected that more than 100 Women staff the office where screening centers will be locat- MESSAGE OF LEADER Young women who are out of school and unemployed are eli- applicants are interviewed after ed throughout the country by Her appeal echoed the mes- gible to participate in the pro- a two-member volunteer team next month. Centers conducted sage given to Job Corps offi- gram which offers training for has visited the young woman's in Florida in addition to the WICS NATIONAL president, Mrs. William Cooper, recently cials and volunteers last week home to determine the number Miami unit are located at -St. visited the Miami Job Corps Screening Center to discuss pro- by Mrs. William Cooper of and age of dependent children, Petersburg, Tampa and Jack- gram with Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer, DCCW president, left; and Washington, D. C, national Columbiettes Plan environment, and to obtain the sonville. Mrs. J. Winston Anderson, assistant project director; president of WICS who visited consent of the applicant's par- Young women who are unem- Mrs. Sidney Lewis, project director, at right. / the Miami unit to confer with ents for her to be trained in a Dance On June 5 ployed or because of inadequate residential center. HIALEAH r- A summer dance training are unable to hold a Exquisite sponsored by the Columbiettes, After a health examination, position with a salary adequate Complete Outfits I Practice Session Auxiliary of the Father Law- the girl's application is for- to support them, and are in- Lingerie For rence J. Flynn Council of the warded to Washington for ap- terested in training at a Job for Your I To Precede LuauS Knights of Columbus will be proval. When she is accepted, Corps Center are urged to call Trousseau Brides and held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Satur- the applicant is notified by the 373-5344 for further information. Attendants FORT LAUDERDALE — A Open Mon. and Fri. day, June 5, at the Marian K. of The Miami office is open Formals prelude to the Polynesian Luau C. Council Hall, 13300 Memorial To 9 P.M. which members of St. Clement from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mon- Botique Highway, North Miami. day through Friday. Altar and Rosary Society will DCCW Directors Hats sponsor in June will be present- _ed during the monthly meeting St. Theresa CYAC To Meet Tuesday St. James Guild • 8 p.m., Tuesday, June 1 in The Summer meeting of .ae school. Plans Nassau Trip the Board of Directors of the Installs Officers CORAL GABLES — Mem- Miami Diocesan Council of & BLESSED EVENT -fr A hula skit will be presented LAKE PLACID — Howard bers of St. Theresa Catholic Catholic Women will begin by Mrs. William Holzer, Mrs. Kleiman has been installed as Young Adults Club leave Miami at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June MATERNIY CLEARANCE Frank Hooper and Mrs. Albert president of St. James Guild. at 4:45 p.m. today (Friday) for 2, at the Hotel Deauvflle, ORIGINAL PRICE Handy. Chop sticks will be pro- a boat trip to Nassau. Other officers who will as- WIT vided for all members for'' a Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer, sume their duties during the T-PC. & 2-PC. DRESSES C0A!TAfT£«.H!NE l**rAHTS AND TODDLERS WEAR practice session. Father Oliver Kerr, moder- DCCW president, will con- -June meeting are Thomas Steel, OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS 'TIL 9:30 ator of the club, will accom- duct the meeting during A fashion show will highlight vice president; Mrs. George 163rd St., Shopping Ctr. (Arcade Bldg.) Wl 7-4621 pany the group which will re- which plans for the 1965-66 Richardson, recording secre- the evening with Sue Philbrick turn to Miami at 9 a.m. Mon- year will be discussed. as commentator and Pat Milesi tary; and Mrs. Larry Boesen, day. treasurer. as travel consultant. A travel- The finest in furniture and home furnishings ogue on Hawaii will also be are on display in our magnificent factory show- shown. room galleries. VISITORS ARE WELCOME Refreshments will be served. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9:30 to 5 RENTALS KAY'S BEAUTY SALON "AT YOUR SERVICE 50 YEARS" K. Wlnchell, Hair Stylist TENTS-TABLES-CHAIRS f«Sb\^ Specialixing In PARTY EQUIPMENT renne? High Styling, Perm. FURNITURE CORP. Wave and Tinting 633-3281 THE fine JEWELRY STORES Coa bl MANUFACTURERS 941 S.W. 22nd Ave. FR 3-6912 e ' ! °" " * 7401 N.W. • 32nd Aveni Personalized Service Fort lauderdale May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Mann, newly elected President Gloria Del Monte and Jennifer I.H.M. and Clare Patrick, Patricia Sanderson will be at- School will begin with a Gradu- and Vice-President of the Stu- Watkins. I.H.M., received certificates in- tending New College on an an- ation Mass Sunday, May 30, dicating that they placed in the nual $2,300 scholarship, Laura dent Council, will attend a Stu- The Senior Varsity teams held celebrated at Our Lady of Per- upper quarter nationally. Leigh Kircher received a four- By JUDITH STIPEK dent Council workshop in De- their annual luncheon on Wed- petual Help Church followed by and SANDRA DEOREO land at Stetson University from Alicia Otazo, N.D.A. junior, year grant from Stetson, plus nesday May 26. aid from the Broward General breakfast at Wolfies Restaurant. FORT MYERS — The Seniors 25-30. has been awarded second place The entire student body will in Dade County in a contest Hospital Auxiliary, and Mary and faculty of Bishop Verot High The remaining student body observe the feast of Reverend sponsored by a Cuban patriotic McAnulty has four-year re- School spent a weekend in Nas-. completed their final er s Mother Elizabeth Mary, R.A.; society for her essary on the newable scholarship to Our sau. By FRANCES ROBINSON Superior, on Monday, May 31. A democratic ideas of Jose Marti. Lady of the Lake College. last week. . —^ They left Miami for Nassau Mass will be celebrated follow- Junior anfl- sophomore mem- at 4 p.m., Friday, May 14, on On Thursday, May 20, elec- The University of Miami hats The year was officially ed by a reception of ribbons in bers of the Children of Mary, the S. S. Yarmouth. tions were held at, Assumption the chapel. awarded Peggy Todesco and brought to a close today (Fri- Academy for the yearbook staff moderated by Sister Regina day) with Mass celebrated by The Yarmouth docked in Nas- Barbara Harrison four-year for 1966. Clare, I.H.M., have elected the Father Louis Roberts, supervis- sau at 6 a.m. Saturday. Satur- following officers: president grants; the Elks "Most Valu- ing principal, in honor of the day mornings was spent shop- The results were as follows: Sally Leonhard; vice president, able Student" award went to ping at the straw markets and Editor, Mary Emma Skilling; By LINDA ROCAWICH Kathleen Necolettos; and sec- Cindy Blumenfeld; and a Brow- silver anniversary of Brother Paul, F.M.S., principal of the shops. After lunch the students Co-Editor, Dede Ponso; Busi- Five Notre Dame Academy retary, Suzanne Children- ard Junior College one-year full- went on an historical tour of the ness Manager, Yolanda Bren- students merited gold and tuition scholarship was awarded boys department. The students island, which included visiting nan; Photographer, Susie silver medals in the national to Bette Martineau. * presented Brother Paul with a dungeons and towers. Buzan. spiritual bouquet. Latin examination sponsored by Suzanne Petroske will be at- Sunday morning they assisted the Association for the Promo- Those receiving first honors By PATRICIA SANDERSON tending Barry College on a full The "Torch" yearbooks were at Mass at St. Francis Xavier for the third marking period tion of the Study of Latin. FORT LAUDERDALE —A four-year Regional scholarship, distributed last week. Congratu- Cathedral. The Yarmouth sailed were: Seniors: Martha Brion, These girls — senior Ileana partial list of scholarship win- Paula Johnston) has a full tui- lations are due to editor Fred out of Nassau about noon and Mary Ann Gorman, Diano Mi- Pina, juniors Linda Rocawich ners has been released this tion scholarship to Drake Krishon who was assisted by pulled in at Freeport around lano, Mehri Walsh and Hope and Theresa Law, sophomore week by the office at St. Business School, and Peggy John Koors, Jeff Bray, Mike Bi- 9 p.m. that same evening. After Phelatf. Lillian Valiente, and freshman Thomas Aquinas High School. Miller has a State scholarship to ance, Anthony Amos and other .visiting several other liners in Eleanor Hill — had scores of at St. Vincent School of Nursing. port they left and arrived back Juniors: Elizabeth Bennett, John Dawson has an ROTC staff members, and Faculty ad- least 115 of a possible 120. visors Mr. F. Ayala and Miss in Miami at 8 a.m. Luz Greber, Gloria Nielsen, Jo- scholarship to Villanova, sefina Perez and Lilia Perez. P. Sweet. The Junior Class sponsored a Ileana Pina has won a spe- Stephen Gehl the NMSQT schol- Sophomores: Linda Aitken, cial medallion for scoring in Peppy Pop'n Pizza Party Fri- arship from Notre Dame, By BILL LENARDSON The girls softball team, coach- Denise Mousley and Maria Pe- this category for three consecu- "Valedictorian Honorary Schol- day evening from 8-12 p.m. Piz- and MARY ANN FLYNN ed by Miss M. Berry, has won za was served while everyone drajo. tive years. arship"; and Jay Hamilton a the Girls Diocesan Softball danced to records." ~ Freshmen: Ann Pat Cusani, Seventy girls, taught by Latin four-year scholarship to St. The Senior Boys Commence- Championship for the second Richard Hastings and Pam Clara Del Valle, Vivian Kivett, teachers Sisters Cor Mariae Peter College. ment Day at Msgr. Pace High year.

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Page 14 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida iiilliiii UM Awards Scholarships By PATTIE O'NEILL To Five Catholic Students FORT PIERCE — Last week a school band, the Four Speeds, Five students of Catholic high year depending on the recipi- played for the student body at schools in the Diocese have ent's need. been granted "local honor" Central Catholic High School a The scholarships are renew- "musical appreciation hour." scholarships by the University of Miami. able for a maximum of four The proceeds from the enter- years providing the students tainment went to the missions. A total of 31 students in 14 maintain honor grades. The four, or should we say six Dade County high schools were speeds, are: Tom Finn, Robert awarded the scholarships which The five Catholic high school Gagne, Ken Hale, Dennis Mc- range from $100 to $1,000 a students given scholarships '"rahon, Dominick Scotto and were: JM Sowinski. Kathleen McDonald of Immac- Barbara Poux has been elect- Squire's Essay ulata Academy; daughter of ed captain of the cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. William McDon- for 1965-66 and Pattie O'Neill Wins 3rd Place ald of St. Hugh parish. has been named co-captain. Ana Alejandre, also of Im- The cheerleaders also named FORT LAUDERDALE — Jo- maculate Academy, daughter of Gloria ^Underwood secretary seph Kovaz, member of the Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Alejan- and Mary Scotto, treasurer. Cardinal Gibbons Columbian dre of St. Hugh parish. Students enrolled in the read- Squire Circle, has won third MMACULATA ACADI Ml students recently Council's drive to acquaint teenagers with place in the Squires Interna- Jose E. Diaz of Belen Jesuit ing - in - depth program pre- attended Metropolitan traffic court sessions in the need for traffic safety. Students plan a tional Essay Contest. Preparatory School, son of Mr. sented skits on Honors Night. connection with the Student Traffic Safety safety education campaign next year. The Juniors chose for their . and Mrs. Jose Diaz of Corpus Squires in the United States, Christi parish. presentation George Orwell's Mexico and the Philippines were wonderful satire, Animal Farm. ories of one high school eligible to enter the contest. David A. Jordahl, of Christo- The Sophomores chose John year that will never be recap- Columbus Hi Collects Books pher Columbus High School, son Steinbeck's The Pearl, an alle- tured again. Kovaz' entry was entitled of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jordahl "Man's Greatest Invention," gory concerning man's inhu- Yes, this year our high of Epiphany parish, and had previously won first manity to man. The Freshmen school accommodations were For Latin American Nations place for Kovaz in competition And James M. Kearns, also took the story relating to the different but they also were Christopher Columbus High lecting books for distribution to among Squires in the state of of Christopher Columbus High racial question, Harper Lee's happy and enjoyable, something School ranked tops among high 18 Latin American countries. Florida. School, son of Mr. and Mrs. To Kill A Mockingbird. After that never can be taken from Columbus High collected a James Kearns of St. Thomas the skits the awards were pre- the heart of any true Lourdian. schools in Dade County for col- Kovaz' essay explained his the Apostle parish. total of 4,500 books as part of sented to the students who earn- I'm sure all the girls enjoyed reasons why the invention of the ed them. this year; however, the hopes Girl Scout Troop a project called "Friendship printing press by Johann Gu- Class night was held for the of entering a new building in Is Awarded Ribbon Through Understanding" in tenberg should be considered the IBM Seniors on May 25. Awards and September sends a thrill of ex- which 32 high schools through- greatest invention by man in COMPUTOR the history of the world. ^scholarships were presented to citement through everyone. Girl Scout Troop 620 sponsored out the United States participat- TRAINING the various students. Chosen as Yes, when school re-opens in by Visitation parish earned a ed. AND valedictorian of the class was the fall it will be a joyous day first place blue ribbon in cadet KEY PUNCH Katy Hood. The salutatorian is for all. competition at a Girl Scout Overall the 32 high schools Columbus Student- FLORIDA Faye Krause. The continuation of this ar- Council ofTropical Florida cam- collected more than 40,000 books Elected At Loyola TECHNICAL ticle, that is, merely affirming which will be shipped to Latin COLLEGE poree. CORAL GABLES — Peter G. 757-0671 4841 N.W. 2nd Av fiiiiiiil all the hopes and anxieties America. that will be fulfilled in our new Troop 620 earned 175 points Jaramillo, a graduate of Chris- By MART JANE DOHERTY topher Columbus High School, Dear Sir: school, will be published next out of a possible 210 in such Miami Beach High School ini- Please furnisk me with complete has been elected president of fomation on your IBM Training. As Lourdes Academy's school September, as this is the clos- tiated the book-collection pro- areas as camp site, cooperation the student council of the Col- year nears its end, with books ing report; on Lourdes Academy gram last December when it in- Name .... Age as a group, attitude, decorum lege of Business Administration closing, and pencils being thrust for the 64-65 school term. Address ... City and neatness. vited participation by Florida at Loyola University in New away, the students give a Office Pb. Home n. .. The students at Lourdes wish Key Clubs and schools across Orleans, La. thankful sigh of relief that ex- to extend to the other Catholic The Visitation Troop consisted the United States Which had tak- Member of: ams are over and summer leis- high schools of the diocese the of 26 Scouts and four leaders Jaramillo is the son of Mr. Miami Dalle Chamber of Commerce ure is on its way. wish that all will have a pleas- occupying eight tents. Mrs. Kay en part in Operation Amigo. and Mrs. G. Jaramillo of Little Data Processing Management Assoc. School services, Washington, D.C. Yet, each girl also gives a ant and enjoyable summer and Raney and Mrs. Thelma Ferris The books will be packaged Flower parish. sigh of remorse, I reminiscing that God will keep them under are leaders of the award-winning in Miami and shipped to Oper- over t;he events and happy mem- His Protection always! troop. ation Amigo clubs throughout Latin America. The clubs there will handle the distribution. |Mary Help of Christians Camp; (Formerly Camp Don Bosco) FOR BOYS 8 TO 14 VOICE CAMP GUIDE are Staffed exclusively by the Salesians of Don Bosco. Located at the outskirts of Tampa, on beautiful East Lake. you Open college Sunday SUMMER SCHOOL June 20 Tutoring In All School And Thru Business Subjects. Credit bound? Courses. Please consult the Sunday Phone Book Yellow Pages. August 8, incl. 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May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 Parish Graduates Assist At Mass Area Youth Elected To Student Post A total of 70 graduating sen- members of St. Louis parish, by i i POMPANO BEACH — John administration at St. Bernard iors of public and parochial Father Frederick H. Wass, pas- Paul Krapp, son of Mr. and College which is a four-year lib- high schools and their parents tor. Mrs. John A. Krapp of St. Cole- eral arts collega operated by assisted at the 9:30 a.m. Mass After Benediction, a Commun- man's parish, has been elected the Benedictine Fathers. treasurer of the senior class at last Sunday at St. Louis Church. ion Breakfast was held ,with Krapp also has been elected St. Bernard College, St. Ber- Following Mass, Benediction. Dr. Benjamin J. Sheppard, nard, Ala. warden of the St. Bernard Col- lege Knights of Columbus of the Most Blessed Sacrament Youth Court Judge, as main Krapp is studying business Council. was offered for the seniors, all speaker. BARRY COLLEGE 1965 SUMMER SESSION For Men and Women Undergraduate and Graduate Classes 11300 N.E. 2nd AVE., MIAMI 61, FLA. PL 9-2414

REGISTRATION - 9:00-11:30 A.M. — 1:304:30 P.M. SUMMER GRADUATION - July 30, 7:30 P.M. June 18 — Preregistered students only (see below) All students planning to enter the summer session at Barry June 19 — Students in good standing at Barry who did College must have received an admission or re-admission card, which ST. ANN SCHOOL students, Katherine Aluisy and Janet Israel, not pre-register. must be presented at time of registration. Admission or re-admission are among four state winners in the history essay contest spon- card will be sent upon completion of pre*registration. sored by the DAR. They are shown with Father Peter O'Donnell, CLASSES — June 21 through July 30. S. J., pastor, receiving their awards from Mrs. Marilyn MaHen.

No. Description S.H. Time Days No. Description S.H. Time Days ART 105 Design (8:00-12:00 TT 102 Development of West. Civil. 3:20- 5:25 MWF (1:10- 3:15 201 History of U.S. (to 1865) 8:00-10:05 MWF Columbus Miler Pulls Upset 165 Ceramics 2 8:00-12:25 M W F 443-543 Hist, of U.S. in the Twentieth 305. Advanced Design 3 (8:00-12:00 Century 3 1-10- 3:15 MWF (1:10- 3:15 T T 476 Teach of Social Studies in By Defeating State Champ 376 Art in the Elementary School •2 10:15-12:00 TT High School 2 8:00-10:05 T T T T 381 Crafts for Teachers 3 10:15-12:20 M W F 675 Seminar in European History 3 1:10- 4:30 Chris Hosford of. Christopher BIOLOGY HOME AND FAMILY LIFE 116 203 Nutrition 2 10:15-12:25 TT Columbus High lived up to his Zoology 4 1:00- 4:45 M W F T T 130 3 8:00-10:05 M W F 445 Prin. of Home Management 2 8:00-10:05 newly acquired reputation as Health Education To Be Arr. 221 Comparative Anatomy 4 8:00-12:25 M W F 447 Lab. in Home Management 2 the outstanding diocese track 325 Microbiology 4 1:00- 4:45 MWF MWF man of the year by scoring the 476 201 Survey of Latin Syntax 3 1:10- 3:15 Teaching of Science in 3 1:10-3:15 MWF biggest upset of the annual Sun- High School 2 8:00-10:05 T T 213 Latin Essay 304 Roman Drama 3 3:20- 5:25 MWF shine State Invitational post-sea- BUSINESS EDUCATION 428-528 Teachers' Course In Virgil 3 10:15-12:20 M W F son track meet last Saturday. 476 Teaching of Business Education 8:00-10:05 MWF 605 Classical Culture and Civil. 3 Two diocese players, pitcher in High School 2 8:00-10:05 T T LIBRARY SCIENCE Running before close to 5,000 CHEMISTRY 304 Reference Materials 3 8:00-10:05 MWF fans at Miami's Junior College Ronnie Huff of Chaminade and 321 Quantitative Analysis 4 1:00- 4:45 M W F 320 Children's Literature 3 1:10-3:15 M W F Stadium, Hosford upset state outfielder Alan Morrill of St. EDUCATION champion Dan McKillip of Hia- Thomas Aquinas, were selected 130 Health Education 3 8:00-10:05 M W F 207 MtMathh , fof r Teachers I 3 8:00-10:05 MWF to the Broward County All-star Math, for teachers II 3 8:00-10:05 MWF leah in a stirring mile run to 253 Introduction to the School 3 10:15-12:20 M W F 208 baseball first team. 262 Teaching Arithmetic 2 8:00-10:05 TT 216 Intermediate Calculus II 3 8:00-11:20 MWF win in meet record time of 318 Psychology of Learning 3 8:00-11:20 TT 411 Probability and Statistics 3 1:10- 3:15 MWF 4:21.0, breaking the old stand- Huff was the mainstay of 322 Methods of Teaching Reading 3 8:00-10:05 M W F ard of 4:24.2 by Frank Lagotic, 1:10- 3:15 M W F Harmony I 3 8:00-10:05 MWF Chaminade's drive to Class A 322 Methods of Teaching Reading 3 101 the ace of the Columbus team 343 Teaching Phys. Ed. in Elem. 376 Fund, of Music for Elem. Teach. 2 8:00-10:05 T T District 8 championship. School 3 8:00-10:05 M W F 377 Music Meth. and Material in the when Hosford was only a sopho- 366 Teaching Social Studies in Elementary Classroom 2 1:10-3:15 T T more. McKillip was 4:21.3. Morrell was Broward Coun- Elem. School 1:10- 3:15 T T _ 409 Form and Analysis 2 1:10-3:15 T T ty's top hitter during the sea- 420-520 Tests and Measurements 1:10- 4:30 TT 485 Choral Organization 2 8:0710:05 T T It was a remarkable come- son with a .519 average. Both 423-523 Reading Placement 10:15-12:20 M W F NURSING (Restricted to Barry College Nursing Students) back for Hosford, who will at- are seniors. 428-528 Teachers' Course in Virgil 1:10- 3:15 MWF 213 Fundamentals of Nursing 6 To Be Arr. MTWTF tend Fordham University on a 441-541 Elementary School Curriculum 1:10- 4:30 TT 215 Pharmacology 2 To Be Arr. TT make - good scholarship, as he Jimmy Gurzynski, Cardinal 442-542 Secondary School Curriculum 8:00-10:05 MWF PHILOSOPHY Gibbons first baseman, was se- 453 Vital Forces in Education 1:10- 3:15 MWF 252 Logic 10:15-12:20 MWF had finished third to McKillip 455-555 Evaluation of Current Curriculums 3 1:10- 4:30 TT 332 General Ethics 3 1:10- 3:15 M W F in the mile at the state meet lected for a second team berth. 462 Principles of Teaching and 456 History of Modern and with a 4:26.0 clocking. Two of Archbishop Curley Testing (Elementary) 3 3:20- 5:25 MWF Contemporary Philosophy 3 3:20- 5:25 MWF 463 Principles of Teaching and POLITICAL SCIENCE Hosford's improvement over High's top athletes have been Testing (Secondary) 3 10:15-12:20 MWF 102 State and Local Government 3 320- 5:25 MWF the last half of the track season awarded college scholarships. 467-567 Improvement of Reading has been startling as he switch- SOCIOLOGY „„„««„„ TT Tom Berry, the Knights' 6-6 Instruction 3:20- 5:25 MWF 202 Problems 3 8:00-11:20 ed from the 880 to the mile 1:10- 3:15 MWF MWF basketball center, has signed 482-582 Human Growth and Development 340 Juvenile Delinquency 3 8:00-10:05 event he ran as a junior. 485-585 Principles of Guidance 3:20- 5:25 MWF with St. Edward's University 601 EdtiEducational l Research 8:00-10:05 MWF 102 Elementary (2nd half) 3 3:20- 5:25 MWF Hosford's first at the mile in Texas while tennis star Mike 625 Advanced Educational Psychology 10:15 12:20 MWF 204 Intermediate (2nd half) 3 3:20- 5-25 MWF 250 Advan. Conv. and Comp. I 3 8:00-10:05 MWF was a 4:34.1 in the K. of C. Keighley has accepted an offer 626 Philosophy of School and Society 6:15- 9:35 TT all-Catholic high school meet 632 Improvement of Reading in 305 Survey of Spanish Lit. (1st half) 3 8=00-11=20 TT from the University of Flor- the Secondary School 3 6:15- 9:35 TT SPEECH AND DRAMA and was followed by a 4:28.5 in ida. 642 Modern Math, for Elem. Teach. 3 8:00-11:20 TT 370 Introduction to Motion Picture the Class AA District 8 meet. 651 Techniques of Student Analysis 3 1:10-4:30 TT Study 2 10:15-12:20 TT He then lowered it to 4:26.0 at Berry is the second member 652 Counseling Procedures 3 8:00-10:05 MWF THEOLOGY of the Curley basketball team 6:15- 9:35 M W 111 Intro, to Sacred Scripture 2 8:00-10:05 TT the state meet at the U. of 653 Occupational Information 3 T T to sign up as Greg Golding, 6-2 654 Admin, of Guidance Services 3 6:15- 9:35 M W 313 Theological Virtues 2 1:10- 3:15 Florida, which McKillip won in 6:15- 9:35 T T 410 The Sacraments and the Liturgy 2 10:15-12:20 TT 4:19.6. forward, earlier accepted an 672 Elementary School Admin. 3 M WT 673 Secondary School Admin. 3 8:00-11:20 TT 410 The Sacraments and the Liturgy 2 6:45- 8:15 Xavier U. grant-in-aide. The Hosford - McKillip duel 1 695 Supervised Practice in Guidance 400 - 500 Courses open to advanced undergraduate and ' y and Counseling 3 1:10- 4:30 T T graduate students. was a close one throughout as 696 Seminar in Elem. Admin, and 600 Courses open to graduate students only. both ran a sizzling 3:11.0 for Corpus Christi Team Supervision 3 6:15- 9:35 T T( the first three-quarters of the 697 Seminar in Sec. Admin, and SUMMER WORKSHOPS mile. Hosford, who has grown Wins Championship Supervision 3 6:15- 9:35 M W CREATIVE DANCE AND DRAMA WORKSHOP with BRUCE KING stronger with every running of Corpus Christi's Elementary 112 Techniques of Research 3 3:20- 5:25 MWF July 1-8 — Fee: $10.00 the event, turned on the power for students and teachers School baseball team has won 310 Structural Grammar 2 10:15-12:20 T T CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP — English 406 at the finish to win moving the Catholic Grade School -315 The Novel 3 3:20-5:25 MWF Novel and Short Storyi away. 320- Children's Literature 3 1:10- 3:15 MWF Monday and Wednesday — 6:45-9:30 p.m. League championship by defeat- 325 American Literature 3 10:15-12:20 MWF Credit or non-credit ing the St. John the Apostle 403-503 History of the English Language 3 8:00-10:05 MWF NATIONAL PROGRAMMERS' INSTITUTE team 7-6. 432 Literature of the 19th Century 3 10:15-12:20 MWF

d'UDAD DEL VATICANO y trabajadores de una empre- el hombre rico, el que posee — El Papa Paulo VI sa de Bolonia. los medios necesarios para poner en marclia el gran pro- j "Gracias a la doctrina Luego agrego que actual- social cristiana es posible que ceso del tratoajo moderno or- mtente, es posible que el tra- ganizado, que dispone de ini- el hombre rico, renuncie a la bajo modern© extraiga de la ciativa, que promueve y do- tendencia natural al egoismo cxmceipcifm cristiama de la mina la fecundidad eeonomi- Pioyectan Traer mas Estudiantes para dedicar.se a funciones vida, su nueva y verdadera inspiration. ca, venza la natural tentacion sociales tan importantes hoy del egoismo y prefiera la ri- en dia ", ante los dirigentes "Tambien es posible que queza del amor al amor a la riqueza, asociando generosa- Latinoamericanos a las EE. UU. mente la ventaja privada del poseer a la funcd6n social". FORT WAYNE, Indiana (N- para transporte y hospedaje proviene de familias ricas. "La A.) — Vn proyeoto de estu- para universidades desesosas situaci6n es critica", anadi6f Por ultimo, el Santo Padre dios dirigido a expandir con- de proporcionar becas pero "ya que jovenes intelectual- expres6: "Todo esto es posi- sideratolemente los programas que solo pueden proveer el mente brillantes de las clases We gracias a la doctrina so- de becas de las universidades costo de los estudios", mani- pobres y media estan sien- cial cristiana, pues esta po - catolicas de los Estados Uni- fest6 Mons. James P. Conroy, do atraidos a . Moscu y los see el prisma interior de la dos para los estudiantes lati- secretario del comite que es- paises satelites comunistas verdad, conoce e interpreta noamericanos fue iniciado en ta realizando el estudio. con invitaciones para estudiar esta ciudad. con todos los gastos pagados". la naturaleza del hombre y El proyecto es la respues- del mundo. Ademas, todo es- El proyecto llevara a cabo ta a una sugerencia hecha por to es posible si los hombres las estadisticas de la ayuda un delegado del Vaticano a la inteligemtes y con voluntad, actual ofrecida por las uni- Conferencia Catolica de Pro- cat61icos y fuertes, coherentes versidades norteamerieanas blemas de Estudiantes Intera- y fieles, se empeiian en la para luego tratar de cooipe- mericanos en el sentido de "Cada Uno es gran empresa. Para consa- rar con ellas en expandir sus que "un programa definitivo grarse a esta empresa es ne- programas de becas propor- para proporcionar becas a es- Parte de cesario buscar en. la fe un cionaado information relatio- tudiantes latinoamericanos po- indispensable suplemento de nadas con actividades de ayu- bres" fuese iniciado por las luz de fuerza". da auspiciadas por fundacio- universidades catolicas de los la Iglesia" nes y servicios de becas tan- Estados Unidos. to gubernamentales como pri-

May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 Lo que Esta Pasando por el Mundo Por el P. Mauricio de Begona Oration de los Fieles No podemos permanecer imdliferentes ni siquiera imsein- sensibles ante las oosas que sucedem em este mundo, tan [Domingo Despues de la Ascension inimediato a nosotros. Ea todo caso, aunque ftteraimos in- conscientes o despreocupados de lo que aconitece a niuesitro alr&d'edor, ello nos afoctaria igual, como que son cosas que 30 de Mayo tocan a la subsistencia, a la vivienda, a la paitria, al bien- estar, a la seguridad del propio ser y al porvenir inimedia- Celebrante (Despues del Credo): El Sefior sea con vo- to de los nues'tros. Dicho mas comoretamente: al alimento, sotros. a la casa, atl vestido, a la separaciom de patrias y families, a la educacion e interpretacion d« la vida, a la salud fisica PueMo: Y con tu espiritu. menital de nuestiro ser y a todas las condiciones pr^jdiir die la vitda de los hijos. '" Celebrante: Oremos. Nos unimos para invocar la asis- A las clasicas preguntas de la calle, hijas de la curiosi- tencia de Dios por Su Santa Iglesia, por las autoridades dad y"que han origtoado al periodismo como respuesta a la civiles, por los oprimidos y por la salvation de todos los curiosidad: iQue hay de nuevo? iQue pasa por el mundo hombres. o por ahi?, preguntas que eran mas bien una formula de saludo, hay que afiadir esta ligera variamte que ya indica 1 — Sacerdote o Lector: Por nuestro Santo Padre, Pau- cierto asombro y preocupacion: iQue es lo que esta pa- lo W, por nuestro Obispo, Coleman F. Caroll, y por nues- sando por el mundo tro parroco (N), Te rogamos Sefior. Muchos tipos de fe, las variadas esperamzas, la justi- cia y el honor y, sobre todo la caridad y el amor vacilan Pueblo: Sefior, Ten piedad. inidudablemente en nuestros dfas. Los medios de conmwii- cacion, prinicipalmente la prensa, la radio y la television 2— Sacerdote o lector: Que la Iglesia de Dios, de tes- informaii al publico en general de ouaoto acontece. Pero timonio de la vida divina que hay en ella, ejerciendo ver- esta misma caiKtidad de informaciom que cae a cataratas daidero lideraago en las aKrtflvMaidtes de los hombres, Te ro- sobre nosotixxs es dificil que sea del todo exaota, no solo gamos Sefior. Cantos de Sirena que ya no Convencen a Nadie por el inevitable partidismo, stao por la connplejidad en oamtidlad y calidad de los hechos, de los que se ieforma Pueblo: Sefior, Ten piedad. solo siiperficialmenite y que en realidad alcaruzam los mis- terios historicos y cotidiainos del destino provMemoial del 3—Sacerdote o lector* Que los Obispos, saeerdotea y hombre y este momemto actual ooovulsionado, en el que seglares de la Iglesia, ofrezcan el testimonio de la verdaid El Encuentro con Dios nos senitimos protagoaiistas, victiimas y espectadores. en su vida diaria, Te rogamos, Sefior. Por el P. Angel Naber&n Y es entonces cuando en- Nos interesa una actitud serena y cnistiana. Y en esa Pueblo: Sefior, Ten piedad. tran en juego los planes de actituid .podemos deck. Lo que estd pasamdo por el mundo Vengo de Dios y a Dios Dios para que el hombre vuel- es la eterna luoha, que pasa por mosotros mismos, del bien voy. Mi origen esti en Dios va a encontrar el objetivo de y del mal, hicha que es provisional y temporal. Lo que esta 4 — Sacerdote o lector: Que todos los que exiperi- y mi destino final es Dios. su vida y reiniciar el dialogo pasando por el mvumdo es la persistencia paroial del pecado menten persecution por su adhesion a la causa de la Jesucristo en las ultimas bo- roto por el pecado. Dios ba- original, del cual nos es necesario y posible redimdnios poo- religion y la moral, seam oomsofados por las gmsias sa- ras de su vida mortal no po- ja a la tierra y se hace hom- la accion misma del Hijo de Diios, Oristo. Lo que esta cramental&s, Te rogamos, Sefior. dia apartar de su pensamien- bre y este Hombre-Dios que pasando es una gigamtesca revulsion humanistica, en cuan- to la idea de su vuelta a los es Jesucristo, incorpora a Si to que alcanza a las raices del ser honubre y ser miujer, Pueblo: Sefior, Ten piedad. brazos de Su Padre. "Sail del mismo al hombre pecador — proporcionada a la e»plosi6n die vitalidad, por un lado, Padre y vuelvo al Padre." Y a todos los hombres — y con y de progireso tecniico por otro, los wales fenomienos re- 5—Sacerdote o lector: Que en la defensa de los dere- continu6: "No os pongais tris- El, por El y en El todos po- quieren nuevas adaiptackxnes de sitio, de mentalidad, de ohos huimanos y de la juartAcda social, estemos inspirados tes por ello, porque voy a dremos llegar al Unico Padre estruoturas: de actitud general del hombre. prepararos un lugar, para que de todos, de El y de noso- como Cristo, por un genuino amor al prdjimo, Te roga- donde yo estoy, esteis tam- tros. Lo que esta pasando es algo como la somibra tatnimioea mos, Sefior. bien vosotros." de una crus sublime que nos empuja hacia un mundo v Y esto lo consegutmos me- mejor y una etermid'ad justa y hernnosa. Y esa es la Cruz Pueblo: Sefior, Tea piedad. He aqui todo el objetivo diante la Liturgia Sagrada. que adoramos. sublime del hombre sobra In Debemos concebir la Sagra- 6—Sacerdote o lector: Que esta asamblea del pueblo tierra: "Volver a su Padre". de Dios se santifique a traves de su participacion en este da Liturgia como el culto de la palatora, accion y presen- santo sacrificio, Te rogamos, Sefior. Como las aguas de las nn- bes y de los rios salen del cia real de Jesucristo, Dios Pueblo: Sefior, Tea piedad. y Hombre, con nosotros, en La Fe en Mos mar por evaporation calenta- nosotros y por nosotros; y al dos por los rayos del sol y mismo tiempo, el culto, la pa- Por Manolo Reyes nias religiosas. Los temptos 7—Sacerdote o lector: Que los esoolares en el tiempo todas despues de un eicio mas labra, accion y presencla de estan hambrientos de su pre- de vacaciones, den testimonio de sus convicciones cristia- o menos largo, vuelven al mar Muchas veces -los seres hu- sencia. Son los viejos practi- de la misma manera todos nosotros los hombres en El, nas, y con su recta conducta faclliten que la paz, la ale- con El y por El, es decir die manos dioen constantemen- cantes del refran: "Has lo que los hombres salimos de Dios yo digo, pero no lo que yo gria y la unidad reine en los hogares, Te rogamos Sefior. la Iglesia entera-cuerpo Mis- te que confian en Dios. . y se y volveremos antes o despues tieo de Cristo, cuya cabeza pasan la vida demostrando to- hago". Pueblo: Sefior, Tea piedad. a Dios. do lo contrario en sus accio- es El, Cristo y nosotros los Otro enemigo que dene el miemtoros. nes cotidianas. Celebrante: Oh, Dios, nuestro refugio y fortaleza, es- Somos seres inmortales. He- hombre moderno en su falta mos nacido para vivir eter- de confianza en Dios, son los cucha propicio las oraciones de Tu Iglesia. Tu que eres Y am el homfore, incorpo- En Dios se debe creer no namente. Y esta es la gran porque luzca bien, porque es- bienes materiales. Es logico la fuente de devocion, haz que se haga realidad lo que responsabilidad de la existen- rado a Cristo por el Bautis- que se luche por ellos como mo, es llevado por la Litur- te de moda, o porque se va- pedimos con fe: Por el mismo Nuestro—Senor Jesucristo, cia humana y tambien su ya obtener" el respeto de los medio de subsistencia, eomo Tu Hijo, que vive y reina contigo en unidad del Espiritu gran dignidad. Cada hombre gia al reencuentro con su demas a causa de ello. En puntales de tranquilidad pa- Santo, Dios, por todos los siglos de los siglos, Am6n. es por si responsable, ante su Eterno Padre, a quien por El, Dios se debe creer porque esa ra el futuro y como forma de conciencia y ante Dios, de con El y en El, podemos dar fe es la suprema razon de una ayudar a las necesidades de Pueblo: Amen. su suerte eterna, de su pro- todo el honor y gloria posl- vida. nuestros hijos. pio destino. bles. Pero hay que pensar • Toda accion humana, en- por sobre el bien matei . Tarde o temprano hemos Este es el grandioso miste- cutoierta can un falso amor a de ir a los brazos de nuestro que siemipre vuelve al polvo rio de la Sagrada Liturgia. Dios, esta condenada desde el estd el espiritu que tiende a Publicocion Semonal de Creador, de nuestro Padre. Esta es la misi6n sublime inicio y constituye una trai- Pero aqui esta la diferencia unirse con la Etenfe Divini- la Diocesis de Miami de la Iglesia: Preparar a las ci

Page 18 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Paulo VI Nombra a Iberoamerieanos CmDAD DEL VATICANO ((NA)—Dos laicos latinoame- L^ontpruebe 3u3 ricanos se cuentan entre los ipi 23 asesores de la Comision Pontifical de Medios de Co- municacion que notnibro el C,onociniienImientod Papa Paulo VI. Los legos nombrados por Su Santidad son el profesor 1—El primer Obispo de Jernssden fine el apostol: Andres Ruszkowski, de la Universidad Catolica de Li- D Santiago el Memoir. ma (Peru) y el profesor Otto D San Juam. de Brito Guerra, Director del D San Maiteo. Semanario La Orden, del 2—'El pano con que Cristo sec6 log pies de las discipulos Brasil. en el Lavatorio de Jueves Santo se conserva en: Tambien fueron designados D La Iglesia de Santa Ana en Jerusalem. como asesores tres prelados D La Basilica de Sam "Juan de Letran en Roma. iberoamerieanos: Mons. Giu- D La IgUesia de lia Magtflatenia en Paris. seppe Saleedo, Director de 3—'El libro propio de reao de log sacerdotes se llama: Accion Cultural Popular de Bogota (lOolombia); el R. P, D Masai. Ram6n Conill Puig, de la Es- D Ritual. cuela de Periodismo de Ma- • Breviairio. drid y el R.P. Carlos Anci- zar, Director de la Escuela 4—El pecado de cualquier palabra o expresion injuiiosa MONS. RRYAN O. WALSH, en representa- so desde su ihicio. En log mismos, a los di- de Periodismo de ia Universi- contra Dies, los santos, o las cosas consideradas santas, cion de Su Excelencia Colennan F. Carroll, rigentes latinoamericamos que concurren, se dad Catdlica de Caracas (Ve- se llama: hace uso de la palabra en la clausura del les reafirma, aamplia e impulaa una solida nezuela). D Murmoiracion. primer curso para dfrigeutes stadicales, que conciemcia cristiana, que les permite regre- D Fails© Testimondo. e*ectu6 el Institute Interaanericamo de For- sar a sus dfetintas estructanas sociales con • Rlasfemia. maci6n Social. Creado por el Obfespo Carroll, mayor capacidad para reswlver sus proble- Te oriticoti con razon? 5—La corrfesion de los pecados veniales es: el Instltuto completa con este, el cuarto cur- mas y los de los demas. —Corrigete. Te critical! sin razon? —Riete. • Obligatoria e imprescindibdie para la validez del sa- craamenito. D ObMgatoria cuando ademas hay pecados mortales. D No es oMigattoria, pero si es TtecomnendaWe. : RBSPUESTAS: 1—Santiago el Mlenor. Clausuran Curso de Dirigentes Sindkales 2—La Basilica de San Juan de Letran en Roma. 3—Breviarlo. 4—Blasfemia. S—No es oblieatoria, pero si es reconvendable. Tuvo lugar la clausura del lidff en el desempeno de sus americano por el Obispo Ca- Ouarto Curso del Institute tareas- sindicales rroll, asf como la alegria de Ibteramericano de Formaci6n contemplar los frutos que se Social, y primero que se cele- ASISTENTES van obteniendo ya del mismo bra para dirigentes sindica- Asisti-erijc a la ceremon!a a traves de los dirigentes la- les. Mons. Biyan O. Walsh, en re- tinoamericanos que regresan a sus paises con la decision presentaci6n de su Excelen- 2554 S.W. 8 ST. Los 36 participantes de es- cia el Obispo Coleman F. C<: de mejorar las condiciones te curso provinieron de sete sociales existentes en los mis- paises latinoamericanos. Ve- rroli, el Revdo. Padre Eurfe. mos, aplicando la doctrina de TELF: 445-3455 nezuela, Colombia, Honduras nio del Busto, el Consul de Cristo con su trabajo y su Guatemala, Panama y Repu- Guatemala, Sr. Juarez Aragon ejemplo. La Actitud en Vacaciones blica Dominicana, estuvieron el director del Instituto Rvdo. Padre Mauro Barrenechea y El curso escolar esta al ter- Otro consejo es que aun- representados por lideres die distintos sindicatos, que du- el claustro de profesores Los planes para el proxi- minar y se inicia ahora el pe- que las clases hayan termina- mo curso del Instituto estan 1SOM) riodo de vacaciones. Duran- do no abandonen por comple- rante seis intensas semanas se La entrega de los diplo- dedicaron al estudio, analisis muy adelantados, iniciandose 9201 N.W. 21 Ave. 696-4212 t« nueve meses ustedes ban to los libros. De vez en cuan- mas estuvo a cargo de Mtma. este, el 2 de julio, con una y planteamiento de solucio- DELIVERS $1 trabajado en el colegio estu- do repanselos y refresquen Walsh el cual cerro el acto duration de seis semanas.. El (ENTREGARA) diando y aprendiendo nuevos los eonocimientos que apren- nes de los urgentes proMe- reflrtendo como surgi6, se mas que aquejan a los medios mismo sera ofrecido a 45 di- oonocimientos. dieron este ano para que no planeo y se Ilev6 a efecto la rigentes de organizaciones se les olviden. laborales de sus respectivas creacl6n del Instituto Inter- naciones. campesinas procedentes de 8 repuiblicas hermanas. Para el 65 MUSTANG Ahora se disponen a dis- Sport Coupe con trasmision frutar de un bien ganado des- Se de muchos ninos que se mes de septierabre se ofre- Ademas de las asignaturas ceri otro curso, dedicado a automatica, radio y muchos canso. Pero no piensen que han fijado ellos mismos una Estudian Temas del Extras de fabrica. No nue- pequefia tarea de vacaciones basicas que el Institute) im- sacerdotes de zonas rurales vo pero easi nuevo. TSeme todo el tiempo durante estos parte sobre Doctrina Social Conciiio en Brasil • de esos mismos paises. tres meses es para estar ju- y ya tienen la libreta donde GARANTIA DE FABRJJCA 'haran esa tarea. de la JDglesia, Economia y FORD BU1BNA PARA CU1AL- gando y divirtiendose. No; Problemas Sociales, Iideraz- SANTA MARIA, Brasil (A. QUIER DEALER FORD VE hay que balancear el juego y go, Tecnicas Audio^Visuales, A.)—El clero de la diocesis la diversion con las obligado- Finalmente y muy impor- Educacion de Adultos, iPe- de Santa Maria (iRio Grande Miles de tante es la vida espiritual de Lo siento, no podemos anun- nes que no pueden evitarse riodismo y Oratoria, fueron do Sul) realizo en esta ciu- clar el precio, pero le ga- los joveneitos que leen esta anadidas a este curso las si- dad un encuentro para estu- aun en tiempo de vacaciones. columns. Al levantarse, en las rantizamos que ahorrarS guientes: Relaciones Obrero- diar los temas del conciiio. que buscan eomidas, al acostarse y en Patronales, Negociaciones Co- (alidad y $$...AHORRE Ahora en que estaran us- todas las ocasiones que lo es- leetivas, Campanas de Orga- La reunion presidida por el tedes todo el dia en la casa, timen pertinente no olviden nizacion Sindical, Etica So- obispo diocesano, Monsenor Pleno los varones, como futuros la responsabildad para eon cial, Normas morales de las Luis Victor Santori tuvo co- 64 CHEV. hombres que seran tienen que Dios. Los templos de estas huelgas, Deredho Laboral, Se- mo tema central: "La Ecle- Contort ayudar a que el hogar de sus areas estan abiertos todos los gusridad Social, Como d&igir 4 puertas, con trasmision au- siologia del Conciiio Vatica- Prefieren los Zapatos tomatica, radio, heater, con padres este limpio, cuidado y dias de la semana y no pue- Asambleas, y Procedimientos no II". Estas conferencias son mejorado con el esfuerzo de de haber verdadera vida es- de Redamaciones, Concilia- AIRE ACONDICIONADO DE ^ustedes. Las hembras, las fu- piritual sin la asistencia fre- promovidas por la Conferen- FABRICA. Otra gaiantia de ci6n y Arbitraje. cia Nacional de Obispos del fdbrica con la venta. Vn so- 'uras amas de casa, son las cuente a dichos templos. lo dueno particular. Precio que tienen una gran respon- Brasil con el proposito de En el acto de clausura, fue Calzado Para del Libro Azul $2385. sabilidad tambien en esto, y que las constituciones y de- Especial de hoy por lo tanto deben ayudar lo presentado un foro donde die- cretos del conciiio provoquen Religiosas tintos dirigentes expresarois ARNO mas posible a la vez que Hablo bien y escucha me- e dntensifiquen la renovaci6n aprenden a mantener el cui- jor. Al hablar osi, sietn- su entusxasmo y agradecl- de la vida cristiana. 8228 M. 2 Ave. Miami 38 $21.88 dado de un hogar. Deben a'ho- bras. Al escuchar asi, re- miento por la oportunklad Vieite nuestro nuevo taller ra estar mas unidas a sus ma- coges. que recibieroii de adquirir die Servicio. mas, para que aprendan a co- valiosos oonocih lei/tos y una Terminos Bancarios. proyeccion cristiana mas so- cinar, lavar, planohar, limpiar C[ATC«L.ICO 36 Meses para Pagar. la casa, coser la ropa, etc. EPECTOS RRIGIOSOS EN GENERAL Lo que quiero decir es que al estar ustedes todo el dia en Monin y Javier Imdgenes - Medallas - Cadenas la casa se conviertan en una Ldminas - Crucifijos - Rosarios ayuda para sus padres y fa- miliares. Por ejemplo, yo se que muehos de ustedes se le- Cahallero vantan temprano, acostum- Tarjetos de Bautizo, Recordato- brados a estar a las ooho de Caballero Funeral Home rios da Primera Comunion, Re- la manana en el colegio. Pues cordatorios de Misa, Invitaciones bien, al levantarse callados, E. L. WALTERS, F.D. silenciosos, arreg'len la casa de Boda. para sorpresa de sus padres y CALLE 8 S. W. 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May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 VIVA MADRJE con su pequeno hi jo deposita su ofrenda a la ALEGRIA y candor en los jardines del Corpus. DOS NIffAS intercambiam su regalo a Maria. Virgen. En el Fufuro Iberoamerica Dara Misioneros MADRID (NA)—'Una auto- ridad del Vaticano sobre la America Latina predSjo que llegara el tiempo en que la Iglesia de America Latina en- viari misioneros y ayuda a para ir a las misiones latino- tonces America Latina paga- otras partes necesitadas del americanas que uno de sus ra la ayuda que recibe, y mundo. principals deberes como mi- aun mas, podria ayudar a la sioneros seria el fomentar vo- Iglesia en nuestros paises y El arzobispo Antonio Sa- caciones. regiones". more, vice-presidents de la Comision PontiQcia para Ame Llegara el dia, dijo, en Mientras tanto, expreso rica Latina, manifesto a un qu« Latinoam^rica tendra su- mons. Samore, el proyecto tat grupo de sacerdotes espano- ficientes sacerdotes para sus ciado por el Papa Juan les que se estan preparando necesidades pastorales. "En- XXin de enviar un gran nii- mero de sacerdotes espanoles a Latinoamerica esti progre- sando muy lentamente. Inst6 Presidente de Peru Contrario a "Control" a que el programa fuese ace- LIMA (NA)—El Presiden- Asimismo, afirmo que esta lerado para ganar el tiempo te del Peru Fernando Belaun- solucion era posible mediante perdido. de Terry se mostr6 contra- la construccion de nuevas vias rio al control de la natalidad de oomunicacion en extensas El arzobispo Samore estuvo en su discurso con motivo de zonas adonde no es posible de paso en Madrid al regresar Maria, duramte la hermosa ceremonia del la reoienite inauguapacwo dtel llegar actualmente por la fal- del Brasil donde inaugur6 un 1X>S HIJOS de los matrimonios perteneden- Congreso Regional de la ta de caminos. seminario regional en Recife. tes al MFC marchan en procesion hacia la ofrecimJento de flores. Federacion Internacional de Grata de Lourdes como tribute de amor a Carreteras, que se realiza en esta ciudad. El Primer Mandatario ex- HABLA EL CARDENAL ROSSI pres6 que en lugar de bus- car la forma de controlar la natalidad en los paises ibero- RIVERO americanos que tienen un al- to indice de crecimiento de- Brasil NecesHa Ampfias Reformas Sociales mografico, s« debe ver la CASA FUNERAL manera de explotar nuevas ASOCIADO CON PHILBRICK FUNERAL HOME WASHINGTON (NA) Ba- el gobierno de Castello Bran- el terretio expropiado por el Sreas agropecuarias y mine- jo el regimen del Presidente co. Manifesto que el progra- gobierno para dividirlo y re- ras. • FUNERARIA LATINA distribuirlo. Humberto Castello Branco, ma que se pondra en practi- El Arq. Belaiinde agreg6, Brasil esta promoviendo las" ca fue delineado por una co- • FACILIDADES DE PAGO En general, el cardenal Ro- que hay muchas zonas aun reformas sociales que la Igle- mision nombrada por el re- sin explotar en America La- gimen de Goulart y de la ssi expreso que el Presidente sia ha estado tratando de Castello Branco ha realizado tina y que en ellas se pue- 660 W. FLAGLER ST. conseguir durante mucho cual el arzobispo Helder Ca- den crear nuevas fuentes de BNTRE 6 Y 1 AVES. mara de Olinda y Recife y una gran proeza en balancear alimentos y de trabajo para tiempo, manifesto el carde- los distintos factores politi- nal Agnelo Rossi, de Sao Pau- el arzobispo Fernando Gomes las poblaciones en crecimien- cos que buscan ascender en to. lo en esta ciudad. dos Santos de Goiania fueron el Brasil. Dijo que el presi- El cardenal expreso en una consejeros. dente ha demostrado poder entrevista que antes de la El programa proyectado por enfrentarse con los oficiales Preparan Congreso revolucion del afio pasado, el gobierno de Castello Bran- jovenes que ven en una dic- de Catequesis oficiales del gobierno del pre- co reconoce la diversidad de tadura militar la unica solu- BOGOTA (NA)— La Con- News en Espanol sidente Joao Goulart habian Brasil, expreso el cardenal ci6n a la oorrupci6n politica fraternidad de la Doctrina hecho proclamas demagogi- Rossi, y por consiguiente per- y a la amenaza comunista. Ac- Cristiana de Colombia esta cas en favor de reformas so- tnite que los estados indivi- tualmente, afiadio "Brasil mar preparando el II Congreso ciales. Manifesto el cardenal duates determinen la mejor cha por el camino correcto". Nacional de Catequesis que se CON MANOLO REYES que el actual gobierno esta forma de aplicar la ley fede- celebrara en Cali del 27 al ral. 29 de julio proximo. El te- promoviendo reformas socia- El cardenal Rossi, quien ma central de la reunion se- les no demagogicamente, si- El cardenal considera un fue elegido presidente del ra: "La Catequesis" en la DE LUNES A SABADO no democr&ticamente. Consejo Episcopal del Brasil factor positivo la distribucidn Primera Comunion." A TRAVES I>E WTVJ, CANAL 4 Indicando que la reforma proyectada de vastas posesio- (noviembre pasado) y eleva- Los organizadores del Con- agraria- es una de las necesi- nes de tierra tanto federa- do al Colegio de Cardenales greso preveen una asistencia A U 1 A.N. (DESPUK DE LA ULTIMA PELICULA) dades basicas de Brasil, el les como estatales entre aque- en febrero, estuvo de paso de diez mil personas, entre cardenal Rossi demostrd op- Uos que verdaderamente la en Washington en el curso las que se contaran mas de oultivan. Tamibien ve justicia de una visita de tres s«na- treinta obispos y dos cardena- Y A US 6:45 DE LA MAtiANA timismo sobre la ley de re- nas a los Estados Unidos. forma agraria proyectada por en el plan de reemtoolso por les.

Page 20 May 28, 1965 THE VOfCf Miami, Florida The Question Box

What Is The Source Of THANGALOOR Gospel Translations? ...LONG MILES By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY TO MASS ass meee/r/GH new/vcm scom Q. What is the source of the translation or versions of the Epistles and Gospels now being read at the Masses? Where EC77/HA77SO 6,000 CA7JWCSGGU/I/A/- THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH £D ZOYAC 7O fi&WCe. AS A ffESOCT may copies of them be obtained? THEY wees- SE/ZEO /wo OISPE/ZSEO For so many/of the 437 Catholics In Thanga* TO THeAMER/CAMOXOMES1/ H//VES A. Sometime back in the the original languages of the 1930's the bishops of the U. S. Bible — primarily Hebrew and loor, south India, it Is a trying ordeal to attend P"^'-"^2r*-- CM/IOGEM «!0V /wa*/ me ARMS OF decided to revise our antiquat- Greek — in preparing transla- Mass each Sunday—to receive the sacraments ed Douay-Rheims version of the tions for the use of the faith- regularly. The aged, the infirm, the young f/OS77lS7Y Gf!e£7BO 7»eM... children, have to walk more than five miles msee/vo /WESTS, me//? /3a/&aA/imff Bible. In charge of the work ful. So the bishops of the Con- FO/&IOOEN. MAW WIUO/SEOS D/EO was the Episcopal Committee of fraternity scrapped their plans THEY through extensive forests, over hills, and across FKOM A/£6i£CrAA/D IMPOVERISHMENT! the Confraternity of Christian of revising the old Douay ver- TRUDGE canals to reach the nearest church. All of these Doctrine, of which Bishop sion, which had been translated THE MILES people of God must travel laborously, by foot, O'Hara, of Kansas City, was from the Latin of the Vulgate; IN RAIN in rain and heat, to the small church at Velur, then the Chairman. The best and in 1944 the members of the AND HEAT conducted by Father Anthony Thelapilly ... the Scripture scholars then avail- Catholic Biblical Society of ...THEY mother, with her days old infant nestled to her able in our country, with at America were asked to make a WANT breast to be baptized; the wide-eyed, hand hold- ing couple to be married; the grieving widow least one English Jesuit, were completely new translation. TO ATTEND accompanying the motionless body other hus- enlisted to do the work. The re- Genesis appeared in 1948; the MASS. AMMY REMOVED 7D Pi ACES Tf/GOO&H'- band. "If these Catholics," says Father Thela- Ol/r THEWOBt-6, TKEATEO ALWAYS sults of their work on the New first volume: Genesis to Ruth, AS INFEBIO/? FGEfl/C/JMEfiJ UfJT/L Testament appeared in 1941: pilly, "are very backward in all respects, it is THEY WESeifJ A AMMV£& EXTINCT. in 1952. Bishop O'Hara was still chiefly to be attributed to the absence of a the Confraternity Edition, O/VE OF THE MOST 7&A6/C S7OeiES chairman of the Commission. church and school in their midst, a place where /Al M4V'S HIS7O&Y/ launched with a national Bibli- they could be elevated and enlightened." cal Sunday on May 18, and with In 1955 the third volume ap- sales promotion entrusted to peared: the Sapiential Books, the Holy Name Society. Job to Sirach; and in 1961 vol- ume four: the prophetic Books, Typical of villagers in southern India, these It was magnificent improve- Isaia to Malachia. We have devout souls in Thangaloor have only enough ment over the Rheims version, been long expecting volume THE income to provide the barest necessities. They On Journey Toward Faith but when we started reading it two, which will complete the POOR look to us for help. They hope to build a church in church we met with loud pro- Old Testament. GIVE THEIR of their own. They will name it Our Lady of tests. In spite of Thee's and ALL... Perpetual Help. According to rough estimates, Meanwhile our New Testa- He Overcame Roadblocks Thou's it used modern diction LOOK it will cost $4100. $2900 will provide a school ment scholars — the best in By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN anyone eat of this bread he which seemed scandalous to en- TO US and parish center. These poor farmers are eager the United States and Canada — shall live forever; and thetrenched lovers of the old dis- FOR to help with the construction work. Perpetuate God's grace comes at times have been hard at work. The bread that I will give is My torted phrases of the familiar HELP. the memory of a loved one by subscribing the through adversity and suf- Confraternity New Testament flesh for the life of the world.' version. But we soon got used cost of one of these buildings. Your $100, $50, fering. At other times it is of 1941 was not a new transla- Then the Jews objected, saying, to it and came to love it. $35, $20, $10, $5, $1, whatever you can afford, channeled to us through i>ooks tion from the original Greek; 'How can this man give us his will help. M% and friends. Meanwhile our Scripture it suffered from the short- flesh to eat?' To which Jesus It came to scholars had started the work of comings of the Vulgate, the replied: 'Amen, amen, I say to On his historic trip to the Holy Land a year ago, William Brant of revising the Old Testament. Rheims translation, and var- you, unless you eat the flesh of Pope Paul expressed his heartfelt concern for New York Then in September 1943, Pope ious Challoner revisions. Now City when he the Son of Man, and drink His THE the 1.2 million refugees from Palestine—and Pius XII published one of his we would have the benefits of gave the Pontifical Mission for Palestine (his chanced upon a blood, you shall not have life in PALESTINE greatest encyclicals: Divino af- modern scholarship in the first REFUGEES own Vatican relief agency) his "very special copy of Our you' (John 6:51-4). flante Spiritu. In it he not only official direct Catholic transla- blessing" ,.. $10 will feed a refugee family for Sunday Visitor PROMISE FULFILLED permitted but urged Scripture tion from the original Greek, as "This promise Jesus fulfilled a month. Any gift, large or small, will help relieve and found some scholars to make use of texts in derived from the best texts their suffering. soul - searching at the Last Supper when He available. questions grip- took bread, blessed, broke and Q'BRIEN Then came the Vatican Coun- ping him. gave it to the disciples, saying: 'Take and eat; this is My MISSAL cil with its Constitution on the Books such as "The Catholic Sacred Liturgy. The Epistles Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $. Way of Life" (Prentice - Hall, body.' Then taking a cup of Monslgnor Ryan: wine, He blessed it and gave it and Gospels of the Mass would FOR Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J.) GUIDE be read in English, and for and "What's the Truth About to them, saying: 'AH of you drink of this; for this is My these the bishops wanted the lat- Please NAME Catholics " (Our Sunday Visi- May 30 — Sunday after the return coupon blood of the new covenant, est and best translation avail- tor Press, Huntington, Ind.) will Ascension. Mass of the Sunday, with your STREET. which is being shed for many able. So they Called on the offering help you in sharing your holy Gloria, Creed, Preface of the unto the forgiveness of sins' scholars of the Catholic Biblical CITY -STATE- .ZIP CODE faith. Both deserve a place in Ascension. (Matt. 26:26-8). Those words of Society. Their work was not May 31 — Queenship of the THE CATHOLIC WEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION every Catholic home. Christ removed the first road- entirely finished, but they would Blessed Virgin Mary. Proper William Lambert Brant was block. be able to provide the Epistle a minister of the Assemblies of Mass, Gloria, commemoration and Gospel selections needed God and a superintendent in his "The second vanished when I in low mass of St. Petronilla, for the Missal. And they did; NEAR EAST church when he chanced upon a read the solemn words of Christ Creed, Preface of the Blessed but otherwise their new transla- copy of "Our Sunday Visitor." to Peter at Caesarea Philippi: Virgin, "Et te in Festivitate". tion — The Confraternity New MISSIONS 'Thou art' Peter; and upon this FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President HARD BATTLE June 1 — St. Angela Meri Testament — has not been MSGR. JOSEPH T. RYAN, National Secretary "I fought a hard battle there rock I will build My Church, Merici, Virgin. Mass from the published. It should appear in a Write: CATHOLIC NEARJEAST WELFARE ASSOC. in that little bedroom," related and the gates of hell shall not Common of a Virgin not a Mar- year, or two, or three. prevail against it. And I will 330 Madison Avenue'New York, N.Y. 10017 Brant, "pacing back and forth tyr, Gloria, Preface of the As- Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 Like all translators of the ^~\ trying to pray. Finally I give thee the keys of the king- cension. Bible our modern Catholic . .ade a solemn promise that I dom of heaven; and whatever June 2 — Ferial Day. Mass scholars are taking a beating would investigate the Catholic thou shalt bind on earth shall of the Ascension, Gloria, no from critics of varying degrees religion and follow wherever be bound in heaven, and what- Creed, commemoration in low of competence — and incompe- the truth led me, cost what it ever thou shalt loose on earth Mass of Sts. Marcellinus, Peter tence. But at least I haven't may. My prayer was the same shall be loosed in heaven' and Erasmus, Preface of the heard them called Communists, as Dr. John Henry Newman's: (Matt. 16:18-20). Ascension. an epithet still used by our 'Lead, kindly Light, amid the "With joyous heart I was June 3 — Ferial Day. Mass Fundamentalist brethren for the encircling gloom.' baptized conditionally, went to of the Ascension, Gloria, no Protestant scholars who gave us "Back home in New York, I confession and received Holy Quick ALL-PURPOSE Communion. In the Catholic Creed, Preface of the Ascen- the Revised Standard Version. HOME FINANCING called at St. Andrew's rectory sion. and told the young priest who Church I found what my heart Q. In what kind of container June i — St. Francis Carac- ' opened the door that I wanted longed for: one Lord, one faith, do you get holy water? Must Service ciolo, Confessor. Proper Mass, to learn more about the Catho- one Baptism and crowning ev- it have a lid? Gloria, Preface of the Ascen- lic religion. erything, the Presence of my on Saviour Jesus Christ in the Holy sion. A. Probably a bottle is best. "He started me on a long If you bring a bucket be sure Eucharist." June 5 — Vigil of Pentecost. course of instruction. The doc- it is a small one. trines of the Real Presence and Converts are requested Proper Mass, Gloria, no Creed, Mortgage Loans the infallibility of the pope were to send their names and Preface, "Communicantes" and Q. What happens to the con- the chief roadblocks. But when addresses to Father John "Hanc Igitur of Pentecost." secrated Host after it is used I went to the Scriptures, I A. O'Brien, University of June 6 — Pentecost Sunday. for Benediction? CORAL GABLES FEDERAL found staring me in the face Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Mass of the Sunday, Glorida, A. It is kept in the taber- SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION the plain words of Christ: Ind., 46556, so he can write Squence, Creed, Preface, nacle until a priest, celebrating 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables " 'I am the living bread that a brief account of their "Communicantes" and "Hanc Mass, consumes it after his reg- West Miami • Homestead • Perrine • Bird Road • North Dade has come down from heaven. If conversions. 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• 5550 N. Fed. Hwy. SUNDAY MASSES fc. 1/2 MILE NORTH f HOLY CROSS ARCADIA: St. Paul, 7. 11. Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. • HOSPITAL FT. LAUDERDALE AVON PAR-K: Our Lady Of Grace, 8:30,.lnterncttional Airport (International Phone 566-6529 iO. I Hotel), 7:15 and 8 a.m. (Sundays and BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 7, • "ALL YOU CARE TO EAT" 10:30 and 12 (Spanish). St. Mary of the Missions and St. Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, St. Dominic, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30, 1 and Friday Evening Seafood Feast 12 noon. 6 p.m. BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, St. John Bosco Mission (1301 ller Fresh Shrimp Cocktail, King era* Newterg, Baked Danish Codfish French Fried 4 10:30, 12. St.) 7, 8:30 (Sermon in Engt. 10, Scallops, Shrimp Creole, plus other Delectable Seafoods and SaladSals on Ice. ' FREE GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB & FREE BOWLING • BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30. 11:30 (Sermon'in English) 12:55,~6"p.m. and 7:30 p.m. FREE 21" TV IN RMS. Free Parking Saturday Evening Gourmet Feast 25S' Beach & Pool BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, St Kevin Mission (Concord Theater, •MB 189th St. £ , on Ocea Ocei Mbr. Amer. Ex. $000 10, 11:30. 11301 Bird Rd.) 9 and 10:30 a.m. Roast Round of Beef aii jus, Golden Brown Fried Chicken, Beef Stroganoff with 4 & Diner Club _ CAPE CORAL: St. Andrew Mission St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and • Buttered Noodles, French Fried Shrimp, Chopped Sirloin Steak. ] 100% Air cond. • Daily per per. (Yacht and Roquet Club) 6:30, 8 and 5:30 p.m. (Spanish). Coffee Shop m& Dbl. Dec. St Michael (New Church), 6, 7, 8:15, Tangier Cocktail Lounge ^^ 'Til July 1 9-30 10-45 (Spanish), 12 noon and $ 10 $ Planned Entertainment 3Kitchenettes Available MOTEL •* Wl 7-654 CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Old Church, 10 a.m. (Sermon t p.m. • LUNCHES 1 DINNERS 2" in Polish). 11:00 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 4:30 TO 9:00 P.M. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, SS Peter and Paul, 6:15, 7:30, 8:30 10, 11:30, 1 p.m. (Spanish), and 5:30 (Spanish), 9:30, 10:30, 12, 1 p.m. p.m. Children under 3 years Free! 3 to 9 years Lunch 75c; Dinner $1.25 (Spanish), 5.30 p.m. MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audito- St. Timothy. 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6:30 SATURDAY NIGHTS 4.30 TO 10 P.M. rium) 9:15 a.m. (Spanish) and 1 p m. p.m. SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY DINNERS 11:30 TO 9 P.M. (Church) 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:45 St Vincent de Paul (2100 103rd St.), 4 DAYS — 3 NIGHTS and p.m. 7,'8:15, 9:30, 10:45 and 12 noon. Fresh-water Pool Per Person Included: St. Thomas Aauinas Student Center, MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales, 7, Banquet Facilities Available Kiddie Pool 50 Daily—Double Wiener Roast 8:30. 9:30. 10:30 and 12. 8 9, 10:30, 11:45 and 6 p.m. Free TV Occupancy Pizza • Party DANIA: Resurrection (Second St. and St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 and Free Parking 2 50 of 114 Rooms Cocktail Party Fifth AveJ 7. 8, 9, 10. 11 and 12. 5:30 p.m. DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose (363 Come Anytime Friday!! — Leave Anytime Monday!! St. Mary Magdalen, 7:30, 8:45, 10, S.E. 12th Ave.) 7:30, 9, 10:30, and 11:15, 12:20 and 6 p.m. 12 noon. St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 630 8 and 6 p.m. MONACO MOTEL 9:30, 11.00 and 12:15. 175th and Collins, On The Oceanfront Wilson 7-3417 §j C MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, ORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, 3 9 10, 11, 12. 6, St. Anthony, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 12 ana MIAMI SPRINGS: 5:30 p.m. 8, 9:30. 11, 12:30 and 6 p.m. different! delicious! MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, Firemen's SPECIAL St Bernadette 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11am. sierra inn's friday night special St. Clement 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and Pem- St. George (Parkway Junior High broke Rd.) 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30, SUMMER School, 3500 NW 5th Ct.), 8, 10:30 12:45 and 7 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph 10. RATES! (Spanish) (Church) 6. 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish). 11:45 and 1 p.m. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, II. St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica, Seafood Buffet> 7:45, 9. 10:15, 11:30 and 6 p.m. Blessed Sacrament (Oakland Park Blvd A fabulous selection of the tastiest foods and NE 17th Ave.), 6, 8, 9:30, 11 NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, from the sea . . . both hot and cold . . .to- 12:30 and 6 p.m. 9, 10, II, 12, 6:30 p.m. gether, with a choice of appetizers, salads, Queen of Martyrs, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11, St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 and 5:30 p.m. fruits; vegetables, relishes, coffee or tea . . , 12:30 and 6 p.m. everything to tempt your appetite and please FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10:30, 12 and 7:30 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:15. p.m. v your palate. . ,- . ••••• ••' .' St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, 11, 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. '..., •;';: . ';•' •';• "'-Served 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. 7, 9, 10, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, 6, 7, OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9:30. Boys' Or.choo.se from our famous dinner menu of steaks, chops, 8:30. 10, ;l:30. School, 1.1. St. Cecilia Mission, 7 and 10. roast prime ribs, fowl or many other seafood dishes. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, 7, FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 7:30, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. Rqy&Betty 9:30. OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, (Church) Help 7, 830, 10, 11:30 and 6 p.m. 6 and 7:30 a.m. (Auditorium, 33rd St. St. Philip (Bunche Park) 9. and Delaware Avenue) 9, 10:30 and 12 noon. PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. (Spanish). HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6, 8, 9, PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 rra On the OCEAN! 10, 11 and 12 noon. and 6 p.m. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, PERRINE: Holy Rosary. 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Free Television 7, 8, 9, 10:15, 11:30, 12:45 (Spanish). 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (Spanish). 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. Coffee Shop Fresh water pool St. Bernard Mission: 9, 10 (Spanish). PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:15, St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. Private balcony, each unit Putting green 11, 12:30, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, (Spanish). 9:30, 11 and 12:15 p.m. Free beach lounges and cabanas Individually controlled HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7 and St. Elizabeth. 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and 12 noon. 9 a.m. Air-Conditioning Portable barbecue POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman, 7, 8, HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10 & See Your General Tire Private phones Coin Laundry 9:30, 11. 12:15. 11:30. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- Specialist this week for Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6 p.m. 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. 1950 South Ocean Blvd., Pompano Beach Nativity, 6, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. THREE-WAY and 7 p.r PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30 St. Bernadette 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and 10 a.m. PH. 942-2800 RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The King, it. Stephen, 7, 3, *. 10, 11, 12:15 and 7, 10. 12. p.m. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis Of Assisi. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30. 8, ASSUMPTION CHURCH DIRECTLY ACROSS STREET 6:45, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. 9:30, 11, 12:30, and 6 p.m. IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 3:30 SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:30. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 and 11:45. a.m. INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. SEBRING: St. Catherine. 7, 9:30, 11. -CARE JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8. SERVICE 9:30, 11 and 12:15. CAR KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, 10 St. Louis (Palmetto Sr. High Auditorium, (Sermon In Spanish) 11:15 a.m. and 7460 S.W. 118th St.) 8, 9:30 and 11. FRONT END ALIGNMENT H«f"'«rly 6:30 p.m. St. Thomas (7303 S.W. 64th St.), 6, 7, CarracUd to factory spacificatlom: CaMa" LABELLE: Mission, 10. 8, 10 and 11. camber . . . loa-in, ton-out ingKi . . iti inipacted and *d|uited. Makai •tearing'. LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, SOUTH MIAMI HEIGHTS: St. Rita's a.m. Mission, 9 a.m. _ttralghlar stop* .., and* "•nimmy and shaka" WOR: . , SEVEN LAKE WORTH: St. Luke, 2090 S. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 11. Congress, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 and EXPERT BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 6:1 5 p.m. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30/ i. impact lining* . . . adjust braket to full-contact and 7 p.m. ^ factory •pacification!... impact cylinder*, graa *a Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, ••all... chackamargancy Jlnk»ga... add n«tdad 11:30 and 6 p.m. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 9. fluid. Givai tmooth. ttraight *top«.. aliminatat PILLARS WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin unavan braking ... taduce* akld hazards. LANTANA: Holy Spirit (Shopping 2727 East Sunrise Blvd. Center — Osborne Rd.), 7, 8:30, 9:30, 9:30. FRONT WHEEL BALANCE AT THE INTRACOASTAL 10:30, 11:30 and 6 p.m. St. Ann, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and . dynamic and static bal- £• LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphael (Lee 5:30 p.m. ingg. Oivai tmoolhaoi r rida . . . prowtdat 4»f N*§ 00 BEEF-A-BIRD more *afa mileagt, Boulevard) 8, 10. St. John Fisher, (4317 N. Congress) Early Diners Special 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 and 6 p.m. 00 FREE.FREE! CHILDREN'S SPECIAL Served 4 'til 6 MARGATE: St. Vincent 7, 8, 10:15 and St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 A REGULAR 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. $19 VALUE TIRE Served All Meals FULL COURSE DINNERS SAFETY MIAMI: The Cathedral 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Holy Name, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 17 and 12 ALL CHECK You get Meat — Potato — Vegetable I Soup to Dessert ^| iB P" a.m. 12 noon and 6 p.m. n. Roll & Butter — Fruit Punclt — ' : U.S. Assumption Academy, 9, 10:30 and 12 ON THE KEYS CARS Free Balloon from I 4*0 (Spanish). 8IG PINE KEY: St. Peter's Mission, WEEK POT ROAST OF BEEF St. Brendan: 6:30, 8, 9:15, 10:30, (parti «*tra. Do»i * Miami — 50th St. & Biscayne Blvd. 9:30 a.m. 11:30, 12:30, 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. ONLY not includa toriion Front End * Miami — 127th St & Biscayne Blvd. with Buttered Noodles bar* <• PERRINE - 16915 U.S. 1 CORAL GABLES - 280 Alhambra Circle MIAMI - 3906 N.W. 36th Street ENJOY MEMORIAL DAY DINNER NORTH MIAMI - 12727 Biscayne Boulevard DANIA — 760 Dania Boulevard FT. LAUDERDALE (North) - 2870 East Sunrise Blvd. AT GIOVANNI'S FT. LAUDERDALE (South) - 900 S.W. 24th St. (Rt. 84) ITALIAN RESTAURANT, COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND PACKAGE STORE AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR- COMFORT POMPANO BEACH - 3100 N. Federal Highway LARGE DINING ROOM — SEAT 200 — ALSO CARRY-OUT SERVICE WEST PALM BEACH - 7400 South Dixie Highway 1005 N.W. 79th Street - 751-6243-759-9443 — Plenty Free Parking LIQUOR SERVED AFTER 1 P.M. ON SUNDAY I OPEN 7 DAYS 11:30 A.M. TO 1 A.M.'

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May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida _ Page 25 LE&ION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE FRIDAY, MAY 28 1:15 a.m. (12) 8 Atragon Hercules, Samson Secret of Magic Island 8:15 a.m. (12) Skyscraper Sullls (No Saturday Boy Ten Feet Tall and Ulysses Sergeant Was a Lady Class.) 2:30 a.m. (12) — Kid Glove Killer 6 p.m. (10) — The Man From Capture That Capsule Incredible Journey Shenandoah WESH Circus World Indian Paint jjnake Woman 9 a.m. (4) — Here Come the Waves (Family) Planet X (Family) Cheyenne Autumn Island of the Blue Son of Captain Blood (Adults, Adol.) (Daytona-Orlando) 9 p.m. (2) — Hell's Outpost (Morally Conquered City Sound of Musk: 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 11:40 p.m. Dolphins Starfighters, The 9 a.m. (7) — Lawless (Adults, Adol.) Objectionable In Part For All) Dear Brlgitte Law of the Lawless Summer Holiday WTVJ Q Saturday DImka Lively Set, The Swingin' Maiden. The 9:30 a.m. (10) — Man on the SUNDAY, MAY 30 REASON — Tends to condone im. Disorderly Orderly, The Magic Fountain, The Sword of All Baba WPTV Dream Maker. The , Man From Button Tattooed Police Horse Ledge (No Class.) 8 a.m. (5) — Barricade (Morally Ob- moral actions; excessive brutality. Duke Wore Jeans, The Willow jectionable In Part For All) REAS- 9 p.m. (7) - The Angry Hills Earth Dies Screaming, Mara of the Wilderne; : TWef of Baghdad 9:45 a.m. (12) - The Big Noise (West Palm Beach) on — Excessive brutality. Tiger Walks. A (Family) (Morally Unobjectionable For The Mary Poppins Those Callaways 12:30 p.m. ,(10) — The Mayor of 10:30 a.m. (2) — Captain China (Ad- Emil and the Master Spy Train, The WCKT ults, Adol.) Adults) Detectives Topo Gieio 44th Street (Family) o Father Goose Truth About 4:30 p.m. (4) — Arrow, in the Dust WLBW 12:N (5) — Macbeth (Adults, Adol.) 9 p.m. (5) — Same as above Ferry Cross The Murder Most Foul (Family) 11:20 p.m. (11) — Without Res<»—a- Mersey My Son, the Hero Spring, The .6 p.m. (10) — Lost Patrol (No cm \2 N (7) — Tyrant of Lydian Against F.B.I. Code 98 Mysterious Island Unearthly Stranger Class.) WINK the Son of Hercules (No Class.) tions (Adults, Adol.) Finest Hours, The Nlkfcl, Wild Doff Valleys of the Dragons en 11:30 p.m. (4) — Wings In <; First Men in the Moon of the North War Party 7 p.m. (7) — I Love Melvin (Family) (Fort Myers) 1 p.m. (7) — Salute to the Marines Fluffy One Man's Way When the Clock 11:20 p.m. (11) - Bengazi (No (Family) Dark (No Class.) GIT Only One New York Strikes Class.) 2 p.m. (2) — Eugenie Grandet (No 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Gladiators Seven Operation Crossbow Wild and the 11:30 p.m. (4) — Frenchman's Creek WEAT Class.) Golden Arrow, The Outlaws Is Coming, Wonderful (Morally Objectionable In Part For m Wednesday Greatest Story Ever The You Have To Rur» Fast All) REASON — Condones marital (West Palm Beach) 2 p.m. (10) — Captain Blood (Fam- THURSDAY, JUNE 3 Told. The Patsy, The Zebra in the Kitchen Irresponsibility. ily) 9 a.m. (4) - That Night With Honeymoon Machine Purple Hills 11:30 p.m. (12) — Fighting «9th 3 p.m. (4) — Jolson Sings Again You (Morally Objectionable In Rhino (Family) \ (Morally Objectionable In Part For Part For All) REASON — Light A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Friday «:30 p.m. (10) — Jubal (Adults, All) REASON — Reflects the ac- treatment of marriage; suggestive 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:15 ceptability of divorce. remarks. ADULTS AND ADOLESCENTS a.m. Friday Adol.) 9 a.m. (7) - Please Believe Me 3:10 a.m. (12) — Same as 9:45 a.m. 5 p.m. (4) — Beneath the 12 Mile Act One Frankenstein Meets Secret of Blood Island 9 p.m. (2-5-7) — Three Violent People Reef (Family) (Adults, Adol.) (On standby In Adventures of The Spaceman Secret Door, The Friday event that Gemini coverage ends) Scaramouche Guns of Darkness Secret of Deep Harbor 4:30 a.m. (72) — Same as 11:30 p.m. (Adults, Adol.) 5 p.m. (10) - The Falcon Takes Agony and the Gunfighter of Casa Shock Treatment Friday 10:30 p.m. (10) - Last Holiday Over (Adults, Adol.) 9:30 a.m. (10) — The Money (No Ecstasy, The Grande Sing and Swing SATURDAY, MAY 2» Class.) And Suddenly It*s Harvey Middleman, Suitor. The (Family) 9 P.m. (10) — The Last Time I Saw Murder Fireman Stagecoach to 7:30 a.m. (5^ - Raton Pass (Morally 11:05 p.m. (11) — Carnival Story Archie (Adults, Adol.) 12:30 p.m. (10) — Her Husband's Arizona Raiders, The High Wind In Jamaica Thunder Rock Objectionable In Part for All) - For All) REASON — This film, 11 p.m. (1) _ Double Bank (Morally Affairs (Family) Art of Love Horror of It All, The Stop Train 349 from REASON — Low moral tone. Morally Objectionable In Part Unobjectionable For Adults) Back Door To Hell Ivanhoe Donaldson Berlin 8 a.m. (7) — Whistling in Dixie while not deemed as wholFy "Con- 5:05 p.m. (4) — Safari (Adults, Bandits of Orsrosolo Lord Jim Taggart (Family) 11:15 p.m. (4) — Welcome Stranger Beach Blanket Bingo Masquerade Taxi for Tojbruk demnable," contains substantially (Family) Adol.) Blood on the Arrow Mister Moses That Funny Feeling 8:15 a.m. (12) — Three Musketeers material that seriously offends 11:20 p.m. (5) — I Died a Thousand 6 p.m. (10) - Fort Algiers (No Bullet for a Badman Mirage Thunder Island (Morally Objectionable in Part For Christian and traditional standards Times (Adults, Adol.) Class.) Cavern, The Moro Witch Doctor Thirty-Six Hours All) REASON — Suggestive se- of morality and decency. "Despite 11:20 p.m. (7) _ Tales of Manhattan '7 p.m. (7) - The Killer (No Class.) Naked Bridge Tomb of Ligeia quences. - earnest efforts to effect an elimina- Convict Stage Trunk, The 1 p.m. (5) — The Command (Family) (Adults, Adol.) 9 P.m. (4) — Notorious (Adults, Crack In The World Naked Edge Tickle Me -* tion or a lessening of the moral Adol.) Curse of the Fly Night Walker, The New Orleans After Dark (Adults, offensiveness, the producer refused MONDAY, MAY 31 11:20 p.m. (11) — Young Stranger Dark Intruder, The No My Darling Twenty Plus Two Adol.) co-operation and has retained In Dark Purpose Daughter Walk A Tight Rope 1 p.m. (2) — The Crash of Moons I, 9 a.m. (4) — Cheaper by the Dozen (Family) Devil Ship Pirates, The Nobody Waved • Walk Into Hell the picture various scenes of gross (Family) 11:45 p.m. (4) — Concert of In- Walls of Hell II (No Class.) Jamaica Run (Adults, suggestiveness in situations, cos- 9 a.m. (7) — Conspirator (Adults, Distant Trumpet Goodbye Adol.) tume and dialogue." trigue (No Class.) Dr. Blood's Coffin One Way Pendulum War is Hell 2:30 p.m. (7) — Flying Tigers (Fam- Adol.) 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Ensign Pulver Overcoat, The Witchcraft 11:15 p.m. (4) - The Big Land 9:30 a.m. (10) — Men Against the Thursday Evil of Frankenstein Point of Order World of Henry ily) (Family) Sky (Family) Fa.ll Safe Quick Gun Orient, The 3 p.m. (4) — Fury of the Congo 11:25 p.m. (5) — One Touch of ""FRIDAY, JUNE 4 ' Most Fiances. The Ring of Treason Young Doctors (Family) Venus (Morally Objectionable In 4:30 p.m. (4) — Let's Face It (Mor- 9:05 a.m (4) - The Girl Fool Killer Scream of Fear Young Fury 4:30 p.m. (4) — Ministry of Fear Part For All) REASON — Sugges- ally Objectionable In Part For All) Likely (Family) (Morally Objectionable In Part For REASON — Suggestive lines ana the tive sequences. situations. 9 a.m. (7) — Reformer and All) REASON- — The (Urn is not 11:30 p.m. (2) — Tall In The Saddle Redhead (Family) A Ml — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS sufficiently clear in indicating the (Family) 6 p.m. (10) — First Yank Into Tokyo 9:30 a.m. (10) — The Money Maker immorality of the leading charac- (Adults, Adol.) (No Class.) Ada Genghis Khan ' Outrage, The ter's intent to commit "mercy kill- 11:40 p.m. (12) — Sergeant York 7 p.m. (7) — The Human Comedy Andy Global Affair Panic Button ing." (Family) (Family) 12:30 p.m. (10) - British Agent Ape Woman, The Great War, The Panic in Year Zero 4:30 p.m. (7) — Magnetic Monster 12:45 p.m. (10) — The Curse of the 11:20 p.m. (11) — Death of a Scoun- (No Class.) Armored Command Guest, The Rage To Live, A (Family) Cat People (Adults, Adol.) drel (Adults, Adol.) 5:05 p.m. (4) — Stop! Look! and Backfire Guns at Batasi Season of Passion Laugh! (No Class.) Battle of Villa Fiorita Horror Castle Secret Invasion 11:30 P.m. (4) _ Valley of the Kings 6 p.m. (10) — Spring Reunion Bay of the Angels, The Hustler. The Seduced and (Adults, Adol.) (Aidults, Adol.) Bebo's Girl How To Murder Abandoned I a.m. (10) — same as 6 p.m. Mon- 7 p.m (5) — Ladies Courageous Becket Your Wife Ship of Fools day Bedtime Story flush, Hush, Sweet Signpost To Murder (Adults, Adol.) Billy Liar Charlotte Slave Trade in the TUESDAY, JUNE 1 7 p.m. (7) — Ma and Pa Kettle at Brainstorm Hysteria World Today 9 a.m. (4) — Born Reckless (Moral- Waikiki (Family) Buddha XI Bidone Soft Skin, The ly Objectionable In Part For All) 11:25 p.m.(ll) — Stromboli (Adults, Bus Riley's Back II Successo Susan Slade REASON — Suggestive costuming Adol.) in Town I Saw What You Did Strange Bedfellows and situations. 12 Mid (4) — The Iron Glove (Fam- Cartouche Invitation to a Symphony for a ily) Claudelle Inglish Gunfighter Massacre 9 a.m. (7) — It's a Wonderful World Code 7. Victim 5 Killers, The Svnanon (Adults, Adol.) 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Come Seotember Lipstick TMn ned Line 7:30 A.M. 9:30 a.m. (10) — Men Against Speed Friday Couch, The Luck of Ginger Third Secret, The (No Class.) Crooked Road. The Coffey, The Three On a Spree THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — 12:30 p.m. (]0) _ Three Bad Sisters Die, Die. My Darling Mail-Order Bride Three Penny Opera WFLM-FM. 105.9 Me. (Fort Laud- (Morally Objectionable In Part For Don't Tempt thp Devil Man Who Couldn't Torpedo Bay (Sunday) erdale). All) REASON - Low moral tone. Archdiocese Gets TV Eyes of Annie Jones, Walk To Bed or Not to Bed *:30 A.M. The Money, Money, Money Two On A Guillotine 9 A.M. 4:30. p.m. (4) - The Charge at Face in the Rain My Wife's Husband Umbrellas of Cherbourg : TICLAMIGO - Ch. 7, WCKT - Span- THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - Feather River (Adults. Adol.) LOS ANGELES (NO — The Flight From Ashiya Naked Kiss Very Special Favor, A WCCF (Port Charlotte) • 6 p.m. (10) — Double Deal (Adults. Finnegan's Wake Nightmare in the Sun Yount? Cassidy : ish - language inspiration discourse.' Adol.) Federal Communications Com- For Those Who Thdnk Nothing But A Man Young Lovers. The I »:15 A. M. 8:35 A.M. 8 p.m. (4) — Bonjour Tristesse (Mor- Young One Plus One 1! THE SACRED HEART PKOGRAM - NBC-RADIO CATHOLIC HOUR — ally Unobjectionable For Adults) mission has allocated three WPTV. Ch. 5. West Palm Beach — WIOD, 610 K.C. 97.3 FM — Father II :.20 p.m. (11) — Tomorrow is My A IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ; Father Francis L. Filas, S.J., of Gregory Baum, O.S.A., will speak Turn (No Class.) closed-circuit microwave tele- : Chicago's Loyola University, will on "The Christian Adventure: 11:30 p.m. (4) - My Wife's Best ADULTS, WITH RESERVATIONS give a talk on the work of the Risk and Renewal." Friend (Morally Objectionable For vision channels to the Los An- (An A-IV Classification Is given to certain films, which while not Holy Spirit. a:45 A.M. Adults) REASON — Light treat- morally offensive In themselves,, require caution and some analysis and 9:30 A.M. 1'HE HOUR OF ST. ment or marriage. explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong inter- FKANCIS - 1 a.m. (10) _ Same as 6 geles archdiocese. pretations and false conclusions.) THE CHllISTOPiiEKS - Ch. 5, WPTV WJCM (Sebrlng) p.m. West Palm Beach. 9 A.M. Tuesday Adam and Eve Green Eyes Organizer. The Father John C. Urban, arch- Advise and Consent Harlow Pressure Point 11 A.M. THAT I MAY SEE (I'M REPEAT) - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Best Man. The Important Man Pumpkin Eater, The THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD WFLM-FM 105.9 FM (Fort Lauder- 9 a.m. (4) — The Petty Girl (Mor- Black Like Me Intruder Red Desert TODAY — Ch. 7, WCKT — Father dale) — FM rebroadcast of TV in- ally Objectionable In Part For All) diocesan director of communi- Blood and Black Lace L-Shaped Room STvant, The Donald F.X. Connolly, assistant • struction discourse." REASON _ Suggestive costuming Case of Dr. Laurent La Dolce Vita Sky Above and the pastor of St. Brendan parish, will 9 A.M. and situations. cations, said the FCC also Circle of Deception Long Day's Journey Mud Below, The present a program on "Helping Cleo from 5 to 7 Into Night Sform Center TH1T SACRED HEART PROGRAM - 9 a.m. (7) — Across the. Wide Mis- granted construction permits Cool World. The Love a La Carte Strangers in the City Modern Youth."* WGMA (Hollywood) souri (Adults, Adol.) Collector. The Martin Luther Suddenly, Last Summer 11:30 A.M. 9:30 a.m. (10) - Men in Her Life Crowning Experience Marriage, Italian Style Taboos of the World 9 A. M. (No Class.) for the three instructional TV Devil's Wanton Mondo Cane MASS FOR SHtrT-INS - Ch. 10 THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — Dr. Strangelove Never Take Candy This Sporting Life WLBW-TV.* 12:30 p.m. (10) - Blackwell's Is- Easy Life. The Too Young to Love WZZZ, 1515 Kc. (Boynton Beach) land (Adults, Adol.) stations. Eclipse From a Stranger Victim Freud Nothing But the Best Walk On the Wild 9:05 A.M. Nutty, Naughty Side (Tuesday) Girl of the Night sChateua, The Yellow Rolls Royce CATHOLIC NEWS'— WIRK, 1290 Kc. Girl with the Once a Thief Willing. The MAN-TO-MAN — WTHS. Ch. 2 — (West Palm Beach) — Present- Operation SNAFU Zorba, the Greek This program will be off the air ed by Father Cyril Schweinberg, for two weeks on June 1 and 8. C.P., retreat director. Our Lady of It will return June 15 at a new Florida P&ssionist Retreat House, B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE !N PART FOR ALL time, 8 p.m. North Palm Beach.* Abysses, Les I'll Take Sweden Psyche 59 9:30 A.M. Amorous Adventures In Harm's Way Racing Fever (Friday) THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — of Moll Flanders John Goldfarb, Please Raiders From Beneath WIRA, 1400 Kc. FM 95.5 Mg. (Forl Crazy Desire Come HHomo e The Sea 6:30 A.M. Pierce) Cry of Battle Joy HHouse Sandpiper, The GIVE US THIS DAY — WLBW-TV. Curse of the Living Long Ships, The Small World ot 10 A.M. Corpse Looking For Love Sammy Lee, The Ch. 10 — Father Charles Malley, CATHOLIC NEWS AND VJEWS — Diary of "a Bachelor LLov e on thth e RivierRii a Soldier in the Rain C.SS.R., on May 28; Father Joseph WHEW, 1600 Kc. Riviera Beach — Diary of a • Love, The Italian Way Station Six Sahara L. Cliff on June 4.* Chambermaid Love Has Many Faces Strangler, The Local news of churches in the area Dementia 13 Man in the Middle Sunday In New York of the Palm Beaches, Diocesan Until you Devil and The Ten Male Hunt Pvivia RADIO news, general Church news and Commandments Masque of the Red Tiara Tahiti editorial comment by Father Cyril Devils of Darkness Death Time Travelers, The Schweinberg, C-. p., retreat direc- Fort Courageous Money Trap Under Age (Saturday) tor, Our Lady of Florida Passion- have heard a Girl Happy Naked Prey, The Vice And Virtue ist Retreat House North Palm Girls On The Beach Night Must Fall Who's Been Sleeping 4 P.M. Beach.* He Rides Tall No Greater Sin in My Bed Honeymoon Hotel Of Human Bondage Why Bother To Knock MEN AND GOD — WMIE, 1140 Kc: — 10:15 A.M. will Horror of Party Beach Palm Springs Weekend Young Dillinger Spanish religious program present- THE HOUIC OP you House Is Not A Home Pl Sk Th Zombie ed by Corpus Christ! Church. ST. FRANCIS - WNOG (Naples) * (Sunday) S P.M. really never know . . CONDEMNED THAT I MAY SEE (REPEAT) — 6 A.M. WINK 1240 K.C. (Fort Myers) Re- Affair of the Skin, An Law, The Please, Not Now! THE CHRISTOPHERS — WGMA 1320 broadcast of TV Instruction dis- And God Created Les Liaisons Kc. (Hollywood) course.* Woman Dangereuses Port of Desire 6 A.M. Balcony. The Let's Talk About Pot Bouille 6:05 P.M. True Organ Tone Quality Bed of Grass Women (Lovers of Paris) THIS SACRED HEART FICOGKAM — CATHOLIC .NEWS - WGBS, 710 Kc. Breathless Liane, Jungle Goddess Prime Time — 96.3 FM — Summary of interna- Christine Keeler Love Game Private Property WGBS, 710 Kc. 96.3 FM tional Catholic news from NCWC Affair. The Love Goddesses Question of Adultery 6:05 A.M. Catholic News Service and South Circle of Love Love on a Pillow Saturday Night and THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM - Florida I Catholic News from The ALL .Q?fi(Wld> ORGANS FEATURE: Cold Wind In August Lovers, The Sunday Morning WFFG 1300 KC. (Marathon) Voice.* Come Dance With Me Mademoiselle Striptease Savage Eye «:30 A.M. Contempt Magdalena Seven Capital Sins THAT I MAY SKB (REPEAT) — 7:30 P. M. Doll. The Magnificent- During One Night Silence, The WGBS. 710 Kc.: 96.3 FM — Re- THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — 1. 3—61-Note Manuals for the Price of 2 Cuckold, The Smiles of a broadcast of TV instruction dis- . WWIL. 1580 Kc. (Fort LauderSa'e). Empty Canvas Maid in Paris Summer Night course.* Expresso Bongo Mating Urge Sweet and Sour 10 P.M. 2. Full A.G.O. Specification on all Models Five Day Lover Miller's Beautiful Wife Tales of Paris 6:30 A.M. Girl With the M.istress for the Temptation THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM - THE HOUlt OF ST. FRANCIS - 3. Fully Transistorized with 5-Year Warranty Golden Eyes Summer, A Third Sex WHEW 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) WKAT. 1360 Kc. Green Carp-fcion Mitsou To Love Green Mare Molesters, The Too Young, Too 7 A.M. 4. 2 Celestes, Mixture, Couplers, Chiff, Carillon and Heroes and Sinners Mom and Dad Immoral THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — (Daily) I Am a Camera Mondo Pazzo Trials of Oscar Wilde WIRK. 1290 Kc. (West Palm I Love, You Love Moon Is Blue, The Truth, The Beach). 5:05 A.M. Air Sound Image of Love My Life To Live Joan of the AngelS? Viridiana WJNO, 1230 Kc. (West Palm SERMON OF THE DAY - WIOD, Nude Odyssey, The War of the Buttons 610 Kc. — Father Robert M. Suli- CALL, WRITE, OR COME IN Jules and Jim Odd Obsession Wasted Lives and The ! Beach). Knife in the Water Of Wayward Love Birth of Twins — van, O.S.A., vice president and L'Avventura Oscar Wilde Weekend j WHEW. 1600 Kc. (Riviera Feash). dean, Biscayne College.* FOR A PRIVATE SHOWING La Notte (NAghO Passionate Summer White Voices • Father Damian Reid, C.P., retreat Lady Chatterly's Lover Pawnbroker, The Woman In The Dunes i master at Saint Paul's Passionist EXCLUSIVELY AT Playgirl After Dark Women of the World I Retreat House. Pittsburgh, Pa., will (* — Denotes presenta- i speak on "Someone Else to Think : Of." tions oj Radio and Televi- (Please clip and save this list, ft will be published periodically.) DADE MUSIC CO. 3636 W. FLAGLER ST. ! 7:15 A.M. sion Commission, Diocese ', THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — 445-2625 MIAMI, FLA. S WIRK, 1290 Kc. (West Palm Beach). oj Miami.) - Page 26 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Student-Made Movies Fall Short Of Mark TODAY'S GREATEST TIRE ECONOMY By WILLIAM H. MOORING cially in the religious press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Writ- - "Too many critics," said DUAL RADIUS er-producer George Seaton, who Skouras at the time, "prefer the lectures at the UCLA movie de- type of social 'message' film partment of Theater Arts, called years later the fine new Loyola butt of jeer or jest. How far Communications Center was do- does Catholic education — or that wins awards at foreign film FULL CAPS me over to see a dozen of the festivals." These put emphasis students' film productions. nated and, the Jesuits, like sev- philosophy — shift this polariza- eral other teaching Orders, be- tion of such subject matter in on rape, murder and perversion. , *•«?, 520x13 gan to step up the practical student theater? 560x13 "The faculty," he said," has His Navarino plans include a ;i found that a minimum amount study of film and TV produc- 590x13 tion. The best of the 10 to 15 min- DeMaupassant short story, 600x13 of interference is the best ute, UCLA shorts, communicate "Mish Harriet;" "Forever Ulys- p™ount, so each film has been 620x12 Better late thaii never, al- a quite remarkable volume of ses" by C. P. Rodocanachi and ;en, produced, directed and though time lost has made it ideas in the time. Most of these, "Memoirs of Coxecomb," a sa- edited by students." however, struck me as lacking tiric, Freudian-type, boudoir 750x14 • 650x14 hard for Loyola to overtake 560x15 What I saw sent my memory UCLA and USC. in depth, insight or compassion, comedy about an 18th-century 4 Full Ply-1st Line 560x14 • 500x14' sometimes all three. London playboy! 650x13 back to this column of Oct. Perhaps we now should root And Premium Only 16, 1953. COMPANY ""640x15 for a national (or even inter- Young Plata Skouras who, in Skouras and Matsoukas are WITH NEW TIRE 670x15 USC, with "Let Me See," a national) Festival of Inter-col- 1960-61, put his heart and $2 changing the locale of then- GUARANTEE 700x13 Maupassant story from the 700x14 documentary about blind chil- legiate films at which secular million of 20th Century-Fox They are wider, dren, had just won the first and religious colleges might money into "Saint Francis of South of France to the Greek heavier, more punc- Inter-collegiate, annual film "compare notes." Assisi," announces his own island of Mykonos. This should ture resistant and 710x15 award offered by the Hollywood guarantee backgrounds similar- safer than brand 800x14 film-making company, Navarino new "2 ply Screen Producers' Guild. I no longer am sure that my ly picturesque to those which, 600x16 original hopes remain realistic, Productions, in partnership with cheapies" Nick John Matsoukas. in "Zorba the Greek," have sent 850x14 This is a showcase through for all serious film study now many critics into such ecstacies GUARANTEED 135x380 which to give talented students appears to flourish in an at- Skouras never expected that, that they failed to notice how IN WRITING 145x380 15 MONTHS - a break in the movie studios. mosphere (I almost wrote vac- being religious, his film about anti-clerical author Kazantzakis uum!) of materialistic realism 15,000 MILES That year — and for several St. Francis would automatically and his character (played by Against tread wear, all ioaa and intellectual eclecticism. hazards (commercial use, following ones — no Catholic col- evoke raves from the critics. free-thinking actor Anthony 760x15 lege competed. He was not prepared, either, for Quinn) slight Christian morality station wagons and mis- UCLA turns out an artistical- alignment excepted). Deduct 900x14 a discriminatory roasting, espe- and ridicule monastic religious. 3,000 miles off guarantee on 950x14 ly impressive and visually im- 13" and 14" tires. All tire "Our first great need," I adjustments are prorated for 800x15 wrote, "is for active interest aginative variety of short months or miles based on 820x15 sales price prevailing. among Catholic college admin- features. Many of these, while OUR PARISH istrators and financial sponsor- beautifully photographed, clev- | CAP YOUR TIRES OR EXCHANGE WHITEWALLS $1 ADDITIONAL | ship to set up first-rate techni- erly directed, well acted and Plus Fed. Tax 43c to 60c per tire and recappaule exchange. If no exchange add cal courses in movies and TV. (wouldn't you know!) decorated $2.00 for 14" tire. $2 fir 13" tires and $3 for 15" tires. No mounting charge. "Any millionaire making a with fantastically fetching cred- will?" I urged that we become its or sub-titles, reveal feverish PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO. competitive and fast! pre-occupation with illicit sex. MAIN STORE: 1450 N. MIAMI AVENUE Check your phone book tor the store EQUIPMENT Satire deteriorates into cyni- nearest you and stop in today. At Loyola U, our nearest-to- cism. Hollywood college, an enthusias- Caricature too readily sup- tic student group, with a story plants genuine characterization and scraps of equipment, was and sacred institutions such as refused a grant of $2,000. Ten marriage, tend to become the ROOF COATING by MURRA Y! 'Non-Family' Films Barred GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES From ABC TV Network By WILLIAM H. MOORING The network executives would HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The like to reject all movies on the so-called "third network" — Legion "B" list, if this were ABC — which consistently sets practicable. its cap at the family audience, They know how people feel considers most of the films im- about this. ported from Italy and France as "out for good" by reason of be- That the 2 to 1 vote against Pay-TV, registered in Califor- e'anoril Coll for Murray Roof Jobs Address, we invite your inspection. ing morally bad. nia last November 3, had been "I suppose you realize, Gladys, that marriage and a It also already has refused to over-ruled by Judge Irving H. BIG 3-YEAR GUARANTEE show many Hollywood pictures, career seldom mix!" Perluss of the Sacramento Sup- MURRAY'S EXCLUSIVE 5-STEP PROCESS including "The Apartment", "I perior Court, came as no sur- Want to Live" (execution of Home Owned 1st Step — Pressure clean Roof, Walls, Patio, etc. prise to me. 2nd Step — Hand Seal butt ends of tile Mrs. Graham) and "Elmer Gan- 3S Yean Hem* Operated 3rd Step — Apply 1st coat of Roof White Supreme try." Subscription TV. Inc., won the Experience 4th Step — Apply 2nd coat of Roof White Supreme ; This seems to offer a declara- judgment and another test by 5th Step — Coat Roof with General Electric Silicone ' of ABC's position regarding Telemeter still may follow. THIS EXCLUSIVE PROCESS AVAILABLE FOR GRAVEL ROOFS r>_^nt, cunning efforts to sell to More surprising was the cool TERMITES? TV, groups of pictures, includ- appearance in court of legal DADE GENERAL OFFICE BROWARD 7155 N.W. 3rd Ave. ing some foreign ones that not representation for Fox - West PL 9-6604 even the theaters would accept. Coast Theaters. It had been im- ROACHES? ANTS? Miami 33, Florida 523-2612 When we first alerted the pub- plicitly and repeatedly stated Safe, positive pfeit control with in the press that the "Citizens lic to such plans, many local regular service for the home civic and Church bodies asked for Free TV" alone, had been to be kept well posted. responsible for the campaign that put over Proposition 15 on So far neither CBS, nor NBC the November ballot. TRULY NOLEN has promised to bar any movie,. , but it is known that they are The public was persuaded EXTERMINATORS LAWSON viewing offers of down-beat, (misled, I thought!) to believe "The Sign of Good Housekeeping" INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. foreign pictures with extreme that Pay-TV such as Pat Weav- caution. er's STV Corp., already had COSTS LESS THAN Unfortunately, as ABC execu- launched successfully in Los An- YOU THINK tives point out, the supply of gels and San Francisco, was a Complete Insurance Facilities good, family type movies, is at threat to network and other famine level. so-called "free"-TV. Only one in every three fea- This, in fact, the public pays PHONE FR 1-3691 ture films made during the past for, indirectly and generously, 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. MIAMI, FLA. five years, is considered com- through the purchase of Greater Miami's Largest Exterminator pletely "safe". sponsor-products. May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS CHILD CARE

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Mausoleum LOANS 11411 NW 25th Street, Miami DIAMONDS - JEWELRV - SILVEk .•' Van Orsdel's is Miami's LOANS TO $600! LOW LEGAL RATES. OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS HALPERT'S LOANS 377-2353 WHY WAIT! 449 Pan Am Bank-Bldg. 150 S.E. 3 Ave. most recommended Choosing a family burial place MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS is inevitable IAN0 Experienced — Specialty, young children. ALSO TUTORING in phonics and Someone MUST Do It i &Kuatiful Reposing Rooms reading for pre-school and early grades. HI 4-1831. Death is a time of stress BARTON H. BENNETT CHARLES H. ULM EDWARD C. McBRIDE Mature lady with refs.. baby sit days or St. Lawrence Parish St. Lawrence Parish St. Rose Of Lima funeral service You may still purchase crypts eves. Your home or mine. NA 1-7631 PROFESSIONALLY and NATIONALLY Recognized At Pre-Completion Prices Teacher, College Graduate, 25 yrs. experience —Piano, Organ, Accordion, Theory All ages. Convenient Locations — five chapels strate- The Only Consecrated Catholic S.W. section. 226-6283; 221-5481. gically located for family and friends. Cemetery And Mausoleum SCHOOLS - NURSES Aide Training Classes, Days, Eves. In Dade County Qualified Instruction. Steady Employment. More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts REGI-STER Now For New Class, more adult funerals than anyone in Dade ideal School, 2380 W. Flagler, 444-4637 15201 N.W. Seventh Avenue Telephone 681-3531 II Catholic Cemeteries County . . . and passes savings developed of the Diocese of Miami Inc. VACATIONS on to the families we serve. ERNIE'S MOTEL, SEBRING. Dinner Lake. A representative will be at Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D. Relax, swim, fish. Efficiencies. Boats. Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful the cemetery NORTH CAROLINA — Ultra modern furnished chapels provide everything possible for com- Weekdays 9-4 cottages for rent, cool woodland setting, III facing Golf Course and Mountains, Swim fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped Saturday 9-12 Pool, Tennis, close by. Write P.O. Box 304, Black Mountain, North Carolina. with pews and kneeling rails. Sunday 10:30-4:30 :EBRING, LAKEFRONT. Large Cottages, Apts., 4100 N.W. 7th STREET For Information Phone 887-7523 Joats Furnished, Fish, swim, $30 to $50 wk. 445-1451 Finest service — no compromise with qual- Wkends $18-$25. Also Campsites. FR 1-3779. ity. Our best service always — to anyone — IV NORTH CAROLINA — Mountain Cottages for regardless of the amount spent — and we FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rent. Boone - Blowing Rock area. For infor- mation call or write W. J. McMahon, Route Bess Memorial Mortuary, Inc. guarantee our service. 4, Box 202 A, Boone, N.C., 264-8098. NORTH DADE'S MOST DEDICATED EMPLOYMENT Personal attention — our staff trained to FUNERAL HOME personally handle every problem, no matter What HfLP WANTED FEMALE 24-Hour Ambulance Service — Oxygen Equipped how difficult, every detail, no matter hew 3790 N.W. 167th Street Phone 621-0514 TEACHER WANTED FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL. CALL TU 7-7101 OR TU 7-6376. 1900 N.W. 36th Street Phone 635-2436 small. Every Family WANTED. Women teachers for intermediate grades of Catholic school in Miami area. Freedom of choice — every family may A Preferred Service That Costs No More State experience, educational background marital status, references. Reply Box 66 VI select a service price within their means — Should Know The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4 Ct, Miami. no one has to plead charity to purchase APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED any of our funerals — no questions are asked FOR TEACHING POSITIONS IN MIDDLE About GRADES in N.W. MIAMI SECTION — and we use no selling pressure! CALL 688-0263 AFTER 7 P.M.

REGISTERED NURSES, openings on all serv- Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost Funerals '"!, i"i shifts- Da*s $360- Evening and less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 25 night differential. Apply Director of Nursing VII This is the title of a new booklet Mercy Hospital, FR 1-3571 weekdays. years. All of our caskets are suitable for just published by the Redemptorist MATURE Bookkeeper-Secretary, 5 day week church funerals. Fathers and it's one fiat every 9 to 5. Airport Vicinity. Write Box 65, The V0|ce, 6180 N.E. 4 Court, Miami, Florida. Catholic family should read. The We offer all families a choice of over 60 information it contains may help VIII different caskets, with the finest of funeral greatly to avoid confusion and Need Extra Money? Work Part Time service and facilities . . . complete in every tragic mistakes, and to lighten the FUNERAL HOME In Your Home. Call 821-2092. D detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. Standard burden of sorrow during bereave- Established 1926 ' . Concrete Burial Vaults from $115 — Standard ment. For your free copy, fill out Air Conditioned 24 hour Stenos, typists, key punch. Temporary work Concrete Burial Boxes $55. and moil the coupon to our office. OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE to fit your schedule, day, week, month, There's no obligation. more. Kelly Girls, 306 Roper Bldg., FR 3-5412. Phone Circle 7-3131 parkinq 809 N. Krome Avenue, Homestead POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE for SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET Serving So. Dade & The Florida Keys ., . t ars Lady who speaks French & English desires Ed L. Bronam — Owner and Funeral Director ' ^ - wk as companion, light housework or I LITHGOW FUNERAL CENTERS ! 'ill help convalescent. Live out. Write ! 485 N E. 54th STREET I Box 63, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4th Ct., Miami. (ianOttM j MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 J 1 Please send me a free copy | MAGINATIVE COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS SUM- t»ER EMPLOYMENT. CAN TYPE & LEARN FAST. I of WHAT EVERY FAMILY g MANORS FUNERAL HOME inc. MORTUARIES •SHOULD KNOW ABOUT | 50YNT0N, DELRAY, BOCA AREA. 276-7213. 1 FUNERALS. FLORISTS 2301 Wilton Dr. 10 6-1321 Ft. Lauderdale LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF 1 NAME . . St. Clements Parish . . . Knights of Columbus C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee I ADDRESS . 24 Hour Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service IN TIMES OF SORROW Roderick O'Neil, President CARL F. SLADE, F.D. CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME express what words

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WE SEND SYMPATHY FUNERAL HOMES, INC KRAEER FUNERAL HOME FLOWERS ANYWHERE R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director Ambulance Service Exotic Garclrns MIAMI MIAMI BEACH 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. 6001 Bird Road 200 N. KEDERAL HIOHWAY 635-4516 532-3361 751-7523 667-8801 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA CORAL GABLES Phone WH 1-4113 665-5423 - Henry R. Ware, L.F.D. HOLLYWOOD FT. LAUDERDALE James E. Matthews, L.F.D. 945-7051 371-7398 SHOP THE VOICE CLASSIFIED Page 28 May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida POSITIONS WANTED - FEMAIE HOME IMPROVEMENT ROOFING UPHOLSTERY FORMICA — MOTOR SCOOTERS HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, desires position WE COVER THE STATE TILTBACK i$15, CLUB CHAIRSi 116.95 ANYTHING IN FORMICA. SINK TOPS 1961 ALLSTATE CRUISAIW in Rectory. References. Write, Box 59, tneBUILDERS ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO., INC. GUARANTEED WORK. FABRICS AT A SPECIALTY. TU 8-1078, NA 4-2258. Good Transportation, $100 — HI 3-0515 Voice. 6180 N.E. 4 Ct, Miami, Fta. ICENSED, INSURED, BONDED, GUARANTEED. MILL PRICES. MURRAY'S. NE 4-3467 ADDITIONS, NEW HOMES, BUILDING PLANS REE ESTIMATES—NEW ROOFS OR REPAIRS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HELP WANTED MALE AMERICAN ADDITIONS INC., Hank Dorion, IADE: CA 1-6671 BROWARD: 987-7542 ENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Member Of St. Monica's 621-1401 MEMBER ST. BRENDAN PARISH UNIVERSAL SEWING MACHINE GRAND CONCERT STEINWAY FOR SALE Brand New, Sacrifice, $13. Call 685-1564. GENERAL Maintenance Man for Church and BUILDING REPAIRS VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES Beautiful instrument with rare tone quality. School. South Broward Area. Call 987-4715. REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME Rosewood. Appraised $3000. Half price deal. ALL-NU ROOFING CO. Call Rectory, Sebring, EV 5-0049. TONY THE HANDYMAN CLEANING, PAINTING, REPAIRS CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 5 PIECE SECTIONAL llectrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Install Air REE ESTIMATE PL 9-5977 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. Beige, Foam rubber, Zippered covers. londitioners. Repairs. Wl 7-4256. (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) Good condition. $100, Call 691-3088. SPECIAL DISCOUNT, TO ALL CHILDREN IN PAROCHAL SCHOOLS, ON BAND INSTRU- PATTERSON BROS. ROOFING REAL ESTATE AL — THE HANDY MAN TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED HOUSEHOLD GOODS MENTS, GUITARS, ETC. ABC MUSIC Painting, Jalousies, Carpentry, TILE & BUILT-UP ROOFS OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME 2110 Ponce de Leon • 444-5123 Light Plumbing and Household Repairs. Patching & Reroofing our Specialty CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 Sewing machines repaired in your home, No Job Too Small Also cleaning & painting roofs. 681-4092 $1.50. No charge if not repaired. 685-1564. LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & OPPORTUNITY Wl 7-6423 USED PIANOS AND ORGANS IN FLORIDA WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOF? WATER HEATERS SINGER, ZIG ZAG, SLANT NEEDLE, VICTORS, 300 NW 54 ST., MIAMI, PL 8-8795 FOR experienced licensed real estate sales- CARPENTERS We repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed Broward, JA 2-5131. Homestead, CE 8-1637 men to Join our Miami staff and become work. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMBING CO. Makes Buttonholes and Designs Automatically associated with FLORIDA'S leading community or MU 5-1097. Water Heater Repairs & Sales Sold $250 new. Resume 8 payments of $12.56 builders, selling Marco Island Homes and CARPENTRY — PAINTING. ETC. 119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 Will take trade. Call 685-1564. Gretsch, Fender, Gibson Guitars, Basses, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS Banjoes, Pedal Steel Guitars, Amplifiers, Homesites. Excellent product, commission Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christi !oof repairing, Lie. & Ins. All work guar. and working conditions. Apply 'eninsula Roofing Co. Home — OX 1-7576 WINDOW REPAIRS Reverts, P.A. Systems, Accordions, Drums, Band Instruments. $25 up. iarpentry, Formica Specialty, Cabinet Doors, SAM'S RADIO MUSIC •aneling, Alterations. Claude HI 8-7252. ROOF CLEANING & COATING WINDOW REPAIRS — ALL TYPES, SINGER FOR $20 GLASS PATIO DOORS REPAIRED, Sewing Machine left in warehouse. Good WEST HOLLYWOOD 983-4370 Doors Hung, Wfndow Operators Repaired. PARTS FOR ALL TYPE WINDOWS condition. Guaranteed. Phone 759-4586 night Roofs pressure cleaned S12. Spray painted or day. Will deliver, no obligation. NA 4-2258 or TU 8-1078 $47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465, FR 3-8125. AND DOORS. 448-0890 PIPE REPAIRS — MACKLE BROS. FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON DIVISION ALL SCREEN REPAIRS. CARPET CLEANING SCREENS MARINE EQUIPMENT Marco Island Development Corp. 2818 Coral Way, Miami Carpets expertly cleaned in your home.' ICREEN Repairs and new installations. Li- FOR SALE BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg Reasonable Price. Free Estimates. censed & Insured. No job too small. Ray, Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- Custom Carpet Cleaning, 821-8083, anytime. member St Louis Parish. CE 5-6434. AUTOMOBILES FOR SA1E nut Grove. HI 4-7343. OLD RELIABLE HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE 'LOORING POOL - PATIO - SCREENS REPLACED 64 Falcon, 2 door, stick shift, 6 cylinder, SCREEN METAL WORK (1,430. NA 1-8272. -1110 N.W. 184 Dr. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SMOKING PIPES Couple to take care of home and yard, 12 FREE ESTIMATE. 887-1161 hours a week in exchange for an apt. See VINYL ASBESTOS TILE FROM 8c - Plants; Crutches; Male kittens. Also want to ndurance, 13900 N.W. 7th Ave. 681-4923. .960 Volkswagen sedan, excellent. $695. REPAIR SHOP Mr. Murray, 5 N.W. 75th Street. U 7-2728 or see at 409 Palmetto Dr., buy self driving Wheelchair, front brakes, RUG CLEANING good tires. MU 1-0929. Specializing in Meerschaum HOME REPAIRS . Springs. BUSINESS SERVICES 4 DRAWER NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Repairs. \ANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANTS Only Shop in South Carrying LAVAL VILLENEUVE NEW LOOK ALSO ADDING MACHINE AIR CONDITIONING 105 N.E. 75 St. PL 7-7737 Kriswell, Stanwell, Wailington, ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS HOLY NAME SOCIETY 'HONE 751-4262 WEEKDAYS AFTER 6 P.M. RUG & CARPET BANNERS and Peterson Steins. OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT PAPAL FLAGS GOING INTO BUSINESS? 3902 Seminole Dr. MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS: Windows, Doors, CLEANERS ALTAR SOCIETY BANNERS If you need Beautiful Showcases, counter ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS REPAIRED "oof Repairs & Cleaning. We do all work. GIVE YOUR CARPETS AND RUGS SCHOOL BANNERS or fixtures, that were used in an exclusive (State Rd. 7, South) Discount Airconditioning, 754-4405 (One call does all) CHARLIE 757-2384. A NEW LOOK. Mary Drexler's shop or fine linens, please call MO 7-1190. DON'T CRANK, CALL HANK West Hollywood 987-3651 LAWN MAINTENANCE WHAT A BARGAIN!! AIR CONDITIONERS Cleaned and checked PL 4-3765 or 759-8984 BAKER FLAG CO. in your home $4.95. Factory trained. REE watering with lawn service, $15 monthly, NE 5-6311 PLUMBING PLUMBING Call 685-1564 day or night. UPHOLSTERY 1454 N.W. 17th AVE., MIAMI, FLA. IMMEDIATE SERVICE. 'ards cleaned $15. Front lawns seeded and utilized $25. Call now, Hollywood WA 3-1122. AKRON DECORATORS 'ABRICS FOR SALE APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE LAWN DRESSING, CLEAN FILL iattan and Danish cushions recovered, $4.35 ;ach, includes fabric. Kitchen chairs (seats ROMPT DELIVERY, MU 1-2232. MU 1-2612 ind backs) $3.87 per chair, includes colorful FABRICS $3 SERVICE CALLS ^Plumbing Repair Service IELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SEC-inyls. Sofas ana Chairs Reupholstered or UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY Refrig., washers, ranges, air cond. SALE — ION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 lipcovered reasonably. Draperies custom Largest selection in South. Draperies from washer, refrig., ranges, freezer $35 and up. nade. Fabrics sold by the yard. Huge savings. $49c yd. up. Upholstery from $1. yd. up. PL 9-6771. ree estimates — Your home. 4 ST. FABRIC BAZAAR 1367 N. MIAMI AVE LAWN MOWER SERVICE CALL 949-0721 PLaza 7-0606 AUTO RADIATORS MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. LUMBING OOFING Authorized Service and Parts RADIATOR TROUBLES I ! Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding •™10-Yeor Warr. Rheem Klee."™ ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU FINANCING AVAILABLE 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 WATER HEATERS Re-Roofing & Repairs ACME RADIATOR SERVICE $ 2144 N.W. 27 AVE. NE W695 LAWN SPRINKLERS 20 GAL. 2S 36.50 All Types Roofs — Since 1920 $ McCormick-Boyett Plumbing Co. ELECTRICIANS ALLIED LAWN 30 GAL. S£2 39.9M BIN56 PALMER Roofing Co. 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES SPRINKLER SYSTEMS "7N c FR 3-6244 MIAMI. FLA. Specializing in Repair, Remodeling Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells 425RA1 YS.W .BAL 8th St. L HI 5-2461 LO 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 Ft Laud. Installed, Serviced & Maintained Expert Plumbing Repairs IBHH SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE PHARMACIES PHARMACIES PHARMACIES PHARMACIES EYE GLASSES CALL MU 8-4661 FAMILY OPTICAL SERVICE A Complete Optical Service. 3 Locations, PAINTING MIAMI-HIALEAH: N.W. 62 St. «t LeJeune Rd., (840 E. 9 St. - Hialeah), 885-2724. SO. DADE- KEITH L LBCKEY CORAL GABLES: 8740 Coral Way, 226-9811 PARISH OX 6-1221 FREE DELIVERY HOLLYWOOD-NORTH DADE, 4415 Hollywood PAINTING CONTRACTOR Blvd. (Hollywood) 987-2100. RESIDENTIAL ONLY ROBIN PHARMACY, INC. MOVING & STORAGE CALL NAtional 4-7955 PHARMACY PAINTING — Interior - Exterior. Also Paper 9920 N.W. 27th Ave., Miami 47, Florida "WEATHERS BROS. 696-1561" Hanging. Licensed, insured, clean, reliable. LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE MOVERS Low Rate. Frank Fortino, 696-3824. GUIDE PAY PHONE — GAS Storage. Reasonable Rates, Estimates given, no obligation. Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. Prompt, Reliable Friendly Service MONEY ORDERS AND LIGHT BILLS Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member WILLIAMS MOVING, STORAGE St. Mary. Oee. PL 7-3875. Padded Van, Lift-gate. $3 up. MU 1-9930. | ST. THOMAS AQUINAS | Painting, Interior, Exterior By hour or LITTLE FLOWER LOWEST PRICES. RELIABLE MOVERS. PADDED contract. T.R. Walker, Wl 7-7723. VAN LIFT-GATE. INSURED. NA 4-3406. PAINTING SPECIAL EXTERIOR WALLS $60 MAJORCA REXALL DRUGS SCOT DRUGS $8 PER HOUR OR FLAT PRICE. PADDED VAN BEST VINYL. NEAT-CLEAN. LICENSED^ 2781 WEST DAVIE BLVD., FT. LAUDERDALE WITH LIFTGATE, 2 MEN. HANDLE HEAVY NSURED. GUARANTEED BY M. J. SPELLMAN. FREE DELIVERY APPLIANCES. ANYTIME, CALL HAL, 821-7845. ALL AMERICAN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. NEXT TO A&P — LU 1-1114 MEMBER LITTLE FLOWER 444-5123 HI 8-2441 HI 6-9419 DIRECT MOVES ANYWHERE FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY LOWEST RATES 757-6844 'AINTING Interior and Exterior of Ho"»es ind Swimming Pools. Licensed and Insured, 1735 Ponce De Leon Coral Gables LOFT'S (Refrigerated) CANDY AGENCY • NO MAGAZINES OR BOOKS JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE 'ernon Cassell, 821-2906. Local moving, modern vans. Local, long dis- ST. PATRICK ST. AGNES tance moving. In Fla., Ft Lauderdale, Palm PLASTERING - Beach, Orlando. Tampa, Key West NE 5-2461 days. Eves. MU 1-1102. Hlwd. 987-7361. PLASTERING, STUCCO, PATCHING V ERNON S DRUGS MOVING EXPERIENCED. FREE ESTIMATES. Local, Long distance, Storage LICENSED, INSURED. CALL 681-2274. CLARK-SNYDER PHARMACY 658 So. Crcmdon Blvd. Key Biscayne DELCHER'S OF MIAMI CALL OX 1-5951; OX 1-3571

May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami/Florida Page 29 STAMPS FOR SALE — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES REAL ESTATE HOMES FOR SALE—W. HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE N.E. HOMES FOR SALE N.W. SELLING BRITISH, CUBAN, VATICAN STAMPS QUICK RESULTS! ACTION! BUY - SELL - (12,900 total. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Air cond. Large 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, garage, new kitchen, Write, Acuario, Box 3936, Miami, Fla. 33101 Liquor Package Store (Small) TRADE. We have buyers. Homes needed patio. Near schools, church & shopping cen- kitchen, living room. Big corner lot, 8hardwood floors; 12x28 Covered patio, reverse N.E. MIAMI. $5000 INCLUDES LICENSE, badly. FHA commitment arranged at outersr . 3010 N.W. 72 Ave. 987-9741. fruit trees. Low 20's. Owner. PL 4-3481. air conditioner, well and pump, fenced rear TRAILERS FOR SALE INVENTORY AND FIXTURES. expense if given listing. Al Tirella, Realtors, yard. Custom drapes, rugs. Walk to Elementary CARMINE BRAVO, Broker 754-4731 10124 N.W. 7 Ave. PL 4-5426. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, air conditioning and and Jr. high school. $14,900. By owner ALMOST NEW large trailer, Add-a-room-Ca- heating, patio, fenced yard. $10,000. 7766 CORNER RANCHER 780 N.W. 148 Terrace 688-3194 bana Room, 2 Bedrooms, VA Baths. Sunset- REAL ESTATE W. Meridian St., Miramar. MODERN — BEAUTIFUL Colony Park, Ft. Lauderdale. DEATH FORCING CO-OP APTS. FOR SALB — 3 Bedroom, Hardwood Floors, enclosed ga- SALE. Write owner for details — App't. Mrs. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SCREENED PORCH. FIRST TIME OFFERED LOVELY 1 BEDROOM APT; S.E. CORNER. rage; 15x30 filtered Pool, $17,000. 8825 NW Maurice Chagnon, 1522 E. 9 Street, Stuart, V2 Block Madonna Academy. $500 Down, 12 Ave. 759-3539. Fla., Phone 287-3032. ALL PARISHES FURN. OR UNFURN. AIR COND.-HEAT. 1300 N.E. 115th ST. BLK. FROM CATHEDRAL. 71 N.W. 76 STREET $9200 Mortgage. 3510 S.W. 36 Ct. YU 9-6060. IN SOUTH DADE SPACIOUS 3 bedroom 2V2 bath, lovely Florida NEAR ST. MARY CHURCH WEARING APPAREL 3 bedroom, 2 bath CS, partially furnished, room, features hardwood floors, with terrazzo Comfortable, pleasant 2 bedroom, bath and V2. HOME? FOR SALE-W. PALM BCH. sprinkler system, awnings, Florida room, car-in living area, central heat ducted, 2 carFurn or unfurn. Wall-To-Wall carpeting, storm DRESSES FOR CHURCH, PARTY OR WORK. YOU DESERVE port, $15,500. Phone 987-4157. 3609 S.W. 58garage, many extras. Owner anxious, reduced shutters. Plus income from garage apartment, CLEAN 2 BEDROOM $5,900, ferrace. to $21,900 with low cash. 444 N.W. 77th Street, 758-4578. BLOUSES, SKIRTS. 25c up. 754-9401. THE BEST 208 S. Grace Dr., 832-6568. Owner, J. CALL MR. BROWN OR MR. DURGIN MUST SELL: Lovely Bridal and Attendants Paglino, 20301 j^.W. 4 Ave., Miami, 621-6631. HOMES FOR SALE-N. MIAMI BCH. HAMILTON REALTY, INC. Split level, owner built, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Gowns. $5 to $15. Call 754-1807. REALTORS PL 4-3492 family room, 2 car garage, 20'x40' pool. Many For the very best in Construction HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SCREENDED PATIO, extras. Reduced $5,000. Now $35,000. Near St REAL ESTATE BUY A 3 BEDROOM 2 Bath. Block to Holy Family James. MU 1-3390. 14225 N.W. 3r

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CENTRAL FLORIDA HOME LOANS BUYwSELL 5000 acres or 5 acres in Marion County. Fair prices, Inqufries Invited • No Obligation m good terms. 45 years selling To Buy, Sell, Build or Refinance A Mature Community Florida acreage. HI 4-9811 For Gracious Living ... J. S. BLAIN fnlversity iCROWLEY/ x 807 Olympia Bldg., Miami lederajT""" 9224691 HOLLYWOOD HILLS REAL ESTATE • OF CORAL GABLES MIRACLE MILE AT PONCE ^RfAlTOR^ ^APPRAiSefij Hollywood's "city within a city" i» a community of lovely homes, beautifully tended yards, landscaped streets — and the schools, churches, playgrounds and "LOOK FOR THE SHAMROCK SIGNS" other facilities that make for a really mature wholesome community. Within APTS. FOR SALE, BOYTON BEACH APTS. FOR SALE, BOYTON BEACH a few blocks of Chaminade High School, founded by the Society of Mary'in BUILDER* DEVELOPER 1960, and Nativity Catholic Church, many new homes are being offered at the 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. present time. We invite you to drive through Hollywood Hills . . . and compare MIAMI 38, FLORIDA THE FINEST VALUE IN AMERICA it with any residential area you ever have seen. You will like what you see! A SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM APT. ON THE D. Lewis, Inc. RM<. ESTATE INVESTMENTS PALM BEACH COUNTY Intracoastal Waterway 31 WEST 20th Street Full Price Including Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 Air Conditioning and Heating BEST BUY IN CORAL VILLAS 6363 S.W. 32nd STREET Owner Will Sell Below Cost $990 DOWN PAYMENT* Clean Like New 2 Bedroom CBS 6371 S.W. 34th St. Listed $13,600 11 SUBTROPICAL ACRES AT Make Offer — Home & Extra Lot $350 Down, FHA Requirement HAMPSHIRE GARDENS Will Sell Subject To Court's Approval 2 bedroom CBS, has dining room, car- Chaminade High School, 500 Chaminade Drive East port, Fla. room 12x24; hurricane awnings. FOR ADULTS ONLY D. H. ZIRILLO 2500 S. Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, Fla. REALTOR MO 7-8222 (U.S. #1 between Boynten & Delray) SPECIALIZING IN *$34.50 Est. Monthly Maint. — St. Mark Parish OLLYWOOD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FEATURES: Wall-to-wall Carpeting • All Appliances Included AH INC.,D SALES, RENTALS, ETC. • Shuffleboard Court e Swimming Pool • Docking 1 9 4 3 H O L L Y W O O D BLVD.-WA 2-3451 Facilities • Your Own Gorgeous Clubhouse • Rec- Please reational Director • FREE Brochure On Request. Drive east from US 441 (SR7) or west from US 1 or SR9 on Mention You GLADYS K. McLEAN, Soles Monoger Hollywood Boulevard to reach beautiful Hollywood Hills. "SAW IT VOICE" - IN THE May 28, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 31 SPECIAL FOOD VALUES FOR OUR STORES OPEi FOOD Memorial Day! MONDAY,

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RATH'S HONEY4 -LB $399 SOD GLAZED HAMS CAN MINUTE MAID FROZEN .. . REGULAR or PINK YOUR CHOICE LEMONADE 6-Oz. CAN OR LIMEADE ... OR F.F. DELUXE LEMONADE OR TIP TOP PUNCH, BLACK CHERRY, GRAPE, PINEAPPLE ORANGE OR STRAWBERRY LEMON DRINKS. 10 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PLEASURE — RED RIPE FLAVORFUL FULLY GUARANTEED HARC BRIQUETTES Watermelons 79 GRISP FRESH A | mm ^%~ 20-LB. Q ICEBERG LETTUCE M 49^ BAG CANADIAN ACE PREMIUM - Save 10c -REG. 1.99 VALUE •g ^ iz«z $189 BEER o ALE... I M CANS I PACKAGE OF 5 (79c VALUE) STAINLESS STEEL PERSONNA DOUBLE EDGE BLADES 58' SAVE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS AND THEY WILL SAVE YOU REAL MONEY FOR ALL KINDS OF BEAUTIFUL NAME BRAND GIFTS!

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