News Scrapbook 1958-1961

'/ Became a Catholic and Found Happiness'

1959

to 11.1 ct u,., -,on last Fn·

da a.ft,moon by a ..., aco~ onr , uni camp Pendletcm. 1,o...-... .nowed only Ill< Juts aod NI the ,h.Ue ffl route first completr game of tM year (Ol' • USO tarte-r. Lavon Baker ,uppllfd u,, ,r.arg!n of ,1ctory with a tOO-foot home ll In .\11-.\nwri«·a

Leslie Hono

.Ken Lt. he ot the U'ni\'en:ity of

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- h 1••9 ,..._thollc College AU-American bukelball mention m t e .,.1 ...,. Ham stlec '"d /or CA.tholic Digest Magaz,.ne. The 10-man All-America squad conalsl.3 ot Alan Selden, and bo h f St John's ( !'\Y) · Tom Hawkin...~. Nolre ,Tor,y J.cln. t o . •---•-------- .Dame· Tom tnchery, St. • . IDame: Roy Leenlg, Holy Crou; rys 1Cahf.) Bob Ferr~. St: Ray Meyer, DePaul; Dudley ~·!! John £ga.n Providence. Moore La.Selle; Ken Norton, ChatlP)' Brown. SeattH!: Dfonnir Mtrnh~ttan, and Eddie O'Brien, ;soc>ne, R•JO.' tColo.); A! BuUe ' Seattle. . ... ·1a,-.ra and Bob McNe1II, St. Arthur DAiey of The New Jmeph. 21 (PA. I, York Time~ waa ('oordlnator o! nu, ls thf M ond annual the seltcllon committee. t,&m. 1el,ded for U\e Catholic • • • Di~est by a p&nel ot 10 leading rh,<11. Asidf' from abllity,

'I.he only r~ulremenl for selec• tJon ls lhat the player be com• pelmg tor a Catholic college. n,re were two repeaters Jn:,m the 1958 team-Hawkins, g.~ Jump- hoolt-r who l:ii the ;.g-ttatest Korer in Notre• Dame hlatory. an,f Boone, a 6·2 junior mm htlle Reg!..$ College in l>en\'er. A tot.Al of 51 collt!?'f'1' drew repre,entAtlon on thti All- AmenC'fL l'}U&d d honorable m,ntlon li1l Coache! plrl!c1r11 bAlloUng wt f' John Benning- ton. St. Lnttl T ille.Ckbum, Dayton &ob r · S,inta Clara: Taps ll er, Ni- \ga.ra; Johnny Jordan, Notre

COMPLETE FUNERALS from •250 INCLUDING: The ccaket. with haad..nqra•ed. name plat•. A pro- tecHve outHCOM. Aemo•al from. any local hoapital or realdence. Embalmin,; and drne1n9. Uae of all Funual Home facilihH and Jun.era! .czu1pment. Pr-ocuririq burial pennU ond othe[ nece • ICITy paper •, Sen-kH of a he•n..d. funeral d1r!KUN'" and aNlatont• , .PalJbearerL H-an e and one hmou • U\• lo oay loca:l cei:neteiy, BROOKLYN 20 SNY D !:flt A.VCNVa-uLet e l' 15~480 0 ao ae: v e:NTH AV~NU!:-MAln 2.esea Cln WIDTsuv1t[-CtfUtlt P'hon• Ink for tiltlrtst ht11tlll1111111\t

JOHN ESPOSITO MEMORIALS JJ'• Specialise in Jlonumenl1 for St. Chark, Ce:me:ruy use !tit 35 (Soutllern SUtt Pkwy.) ta reach C1met1ry and our dJsplay ind m1nufactur1na plant on Wei/wood AYI.• Pln1l1W11, L I, For free catalo1 call CHapel 9-%9Zl Inside Showroom for your comfort.. Free Car Senico from. Pinelawn or Farmingdale R.R. Station.

Msgr. Reagan announced the

Father Dustan Put, a Francis• inauauration of the program to can missionary, writes from Tai• hi! parishioners early in Janu-1--------------------------

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M11peth 78, N. Y. Work done in. all cemeterie, netal 13ittctors t wan 1n a very Jovial mood: ary and asked for men volun• "Hall, your Excellency," he says, teers to solicit each of the fami- "we pray you wUI have a very Ues In the parish. One hundred d the seventy-two men of the parish glorious Easter. You an respanded to his appeal and good people of Brooklyn deocrve were then trained to accomplish it, and I know you always will the plan of the program. at least a& far as I am concerned. Although the envelope system But plea.se don't fo~get us in was already jn use at St. Ce. your pra~ers a nd don t forget to cma·s. the men v.·ere successful send a llttle something along too iin bringinll' to the people the every once in a. v.•Wle to con• need for more generous and vince us tha.t we are not forgot- more widespread use of new en- ten. velopes which were introduced "We number nearly 4 oo mis• on Feb. 15. Results of the first sionaries out here in Ta.iwan. two Sundays .since introduction HEwtow• 9-1120 255-2latSTREET should be good !or me alter F. Abernathy. Jerome A. Mur• STerli•1 8 -0050 some 30 ye&rs 1n th e mission~ phy and Michael Krol. assistants S,n,ieu A,,.Jlable iR All Borm Alter all I am 63 years old. an at St. Cecilla's. all were active :;_.;___________ lwhat do you tbmk my superiors participants in the program. , S ha.ve done? Sent me back agam Rev. Anthony Restrepo, chaplain Jere J Cron .In Inc Joseph P. Clavin ons and added " COUJ)e of molnsreteneawd of Greenpoint Hospital, who re-, pel • ' • - jobs. Somehow or 0th er sides at St. CecJli&'s rectory, also funeral Direclor, IHC. o! feeling persecuted, I ocem to assisted in the solicitation of the· _,,WSTON PARK ,.. WEIGAND BROS., INC. ,uNEIU.L BOME5 Edw k d 1~' 811.00llYN '1. BALDWIN GREENPOINT

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Appropriate facilities for Catholic fa.mHies are m&intaioed at all Fairchild chapels, Fairrhild Sans1.. FUNERAL DI RRC TO RS Ou.·,,ed 4111a Ma,ug,d b1 Th, FIUrchiU F~mil1 Si• c, 1886 Fru\ f:. ratt1:blld, Prutdnl Frill L F • ircblld, Jr., \"ice•l'ruldnl

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This pa.st year we had over guarantee the full!llment of 32,000 converts. I was thlnlti~ Msgr. Reagan's plans throughi-- ------------------------1 • •· Lookwood, 01,. of a rest and & r etired tuc:h.at gr"tly increased weekly income.\,--------------------------. some Belgi&n c O n v en Revs. James P. Smyth. Joseph ' C WOO

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ticip3ite in the program for in• creased weekly income had re- ~:.ih~to::e of.:.:~g~: grou.p fondly named "the art society" is headed by Father Abernethy and may be found working diligently each night o f Student at St. Rita's School Wins Essay Contest J ack Par,si has been named winner-cf the Americanism ~Y contest sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Michael's Post, catholic War Veterans. East New York. The youngster. who resides at 891 Liberty Pl.. is a. 'student a t St. Rita's School. Second and third place win· ners r especUvely are James DrtlI'Y of 38> Fountain. Ave., also ,laration of Independence. 1----:-:-::=:::::i prevents GRAVI SINKING I L~J..,'°,.1_e,_1s_c_~--.:K-:-lT~~ ~l!R11'L VAULT ,f,.i y,,,, I buil'u" # _._. the week 1n the schoo

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FUN/i:IUL HOME fAANCIS L SESSA ASSOCIATI 6924 Fort Hamilton Parkway

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