News Scrapbook 1962-1964

Section A

Theaters

CALIFORNIA OCT. 30, 1963

SAN DIEGO, WEDNESDAY,

EVENING TRIBUNE

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SCHOLARSHIP FUND. 6 Awarded Grants By Labor Unions A woman and five men, California Western Univer- named as outstanding by their sity; Alvin McCarty and Eu- . gene Bambie, both of the Uni- San Diego- area colleges, to- versity of San D i e g 0 , and day were awarded a total of Lewis H. Thornton and Wal- $3,000 in grants by the new lace H. Mumper, both of San San Diego Labor Scholarship Diego State College. Fund. , Each received $500 toward Announcement of the recip- their college expenses. Col- Ients was made by the col- lege officials selected them leges, which made the selec- from students enrolled in so- tlons, and John W. Quimby, cial sciences, the humanities secretary - treasurer of the and Jaw. The labor fund is an County Labor Council, on be- extention of a former scholar- half of San Diego labor unions. ship plan established in mem- The collegians and th e i r ory ot the late C. 0. (Spud) schools are Mrs. Jackie Bell Taylor, a la'b r council presi- and Charles M. West, both of dent, Quimby said.

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:\IRS. J C'KIE BELL

EUGENE BA.:\IBIC Wlns 500 Aid

.£WIS THORNTON San Diego State

CHARLES WEST Helped witll expenses

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Seminar Scheduled For Lay Apostles A seminar for the Lay Ap ties of the Sacred Heart

ship of Prayer. A Mass v.ill be offered In the Immaculata at noon, after which luncheon will be served in the Lark Cafeteria. The afternoon session will be featured by a talk on The Immaculate Heart of Mary'' by Rev. Felix A. Acquista- pace, SJ. pastor o! Christ the King parish.

and guests v.ill be sponsored by the Dioce~an Council of Catholfc Women from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Wednes• day, November 6, In :More Hall on the University o! San Diego c~pus. Rey. Henry C. Carr, OSA, assistant at st. P e. trick's pari 11, v.ill speak on "History of tl.l Devotion to the Sacred e " and "The Enthrone- ment of the Sacred Heart In Ute Home." A question arid answer period will fo ow. Irs. Forrest L . Buller, dio- ce an chairman of the Lay Apostles, will c on du ct the seminar and give n explana- tion on ". "ight Adoration in the Home:• :'he 111s0 will in• ct Lay Apostle~ 1n meth- ods of promoting the En- th r o n e m en t and Night .Kdoratlon and the Apostle•

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"HAPPY LA. TDING"-Priests and faithful of the tlloce,e were at Lindbergh Field last Thursday mornlng to wish l\l~t nev. Francis J. Furey, apostolic administrator, a pleasant jour- ney as he left by plane or Rome and the Second Vatican Council. Bishop I• urey al~o took part la,t Sunda~· In tlw beat!- . · tion rite o( Bishop John S euruann, fourth Bishop of Phlla- . - * $

delphla, ht St. Peter's Ba,illca, Bishop FurPy h shown above bidding fare\\ell to students of Cathed,•al Girls' High School who formed an honor guard at the airport. In right back• ground Is Rt. Rev. Msgr. James P. O'Shea, editor of The Southern Cro,,. Bishop Furey 1s shown below as he waved goodby to the as,embled· well-\\ i~her&. I * • • --

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