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le?L<;h Friday at VVhi cfrlara. She '^xpl^ned. that *OJt i«h9 liave piêsts or seminarians in tlieir f families are mvited to atfeod the Guild Mass which % oJ&red fop the men studying for the pridt-hood or already ordained*

3Hrs. Harry M. Dillon, chairman of reservations, was assisted by

{Mrs. Fred L. Armstrong an<l Mrs. Philip A* O'Connell. Musdc was in charge of Miss tory F. £>unn wfao accompanied the group i«J singing a hymn to the Blessed Mother. Mrs. C Eugene Carpenter is president of Auburn Deanery Council, DCCW. which sponsors the luncheons.

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Spain Clergy Going To Latin America

M*ifcW>-^NS?r-Tw0\ hunted CalhoHc priests will b$ sent ffom Sp«ln every year t<r-fcelp relieve th*s clergy shortage in IJHlhif Anoerlca, according to . Bisijop CaslmlrcMorcallo y Gongajeôtf BiDboa.- , . J / ' " '

E&hop MomHo maie tjie) an nowiceraent ©a his reUj J; from a tour of Central .and S o ^ . AraerJca in his cateaotyas pOsi* desot o| $* C&r|t feC»5|«r«c}oi»| âejfeii-twtaj^Bisipiuiomcr^Mia!' {Vfpts. of ^flesfly toopejatttHx In

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W3F«* ASD CHIEDSEN vdmm Vho of oatbii$ Ore chief by Luk« J. Bejrgam

in Auburri's Mcraortol Cit>- Bail, S e c iS, Ad-«aiuatfcrMg t l » oathtÎs City . Clerk George Sbamon. Standing behind Mrs. Bergan an le-f f Is daughter Helen. *Patricl» Ann and IVUHaxn

are |j|lRront» Also watching are: (from left) Former chief*. Bernard F. Kooney and Jantei S. Doyle, City Manarer George F. (Train and them Mayor Edward T. Boyle. (Auburn Citizen-___, Advertiser Bhpto^, !"" >

Luke Bergan Heads Auburn Fire Department As Chief

I Auburn—JLuke J . Bergan, widely known fn CathoUe lay 'CittiJes, here, as the new. fu?e chief bf Auburn;

He,wa$ sworn to b y City Clerk George B.-Shamonjn ^ . the presence of 30 friends* rek«. -—' '••-;•• « ^ — - * » • -* * ^ ^ «ves 4nct weH-ttisheraJn the' p l e ^ ^ ^ ^ Ani ttcir

City Hall on Dec. 26. He JHS thef Jv^ -„^y • /?., 4 brother of the late. Rt. Rev.'- THR JfAYOB added that mak-Msgr. William F. Bergan, former ' t a8 ^ ^ Bergan chief was prob-

tchancellOP of the Diocese ' of 1 ably the "last opportunity I will Rochester. - nave to promote someone before

Cfty Manager George F. Train £ S * X -** , / f f i £ * ? £ * ogenekthe cewmony and said ' £ u & £* ^JSJ^J^S!

Yatican Observatory Director Dies

.ttefc;^''dTre^^6E«^«Vatiqui Obaervatory a t Caitel Gandcdfo,

(di«# .here at the aje -of• 80. l ine . Jeawit. 'Astbrnoraer i»«i

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to have had. the honor of iriak-ing Mr- Bergan fire 'chief,

Mrs. Bergaai Joined \vjtn retir-ioji i ? lMkiyEtotpa.'*- He sUS. MS chiefs Rooney and Doyle In t&e admln^trAtion was fortunate Paying W<ite to> her husband's in being aifle to add the name of »b*llty. Widh her- w r e her two CWef feergan to> those of former daughters, Helen an4 patriela, chiefs James S, t»yie and Ber*;a«d son,, William.

.!^êlt,;#*..s|ub*de:acjnt; , - fi«rti*^8||tt.?fc#9Seph?$Cem-etery wh*re; tge -t^mimittal services wejte-tetd,' -jijf.tJPatfeejriJrow ley • iufsfosfce , ..%••• #athey,' BCaffey. f )?,e bea^j|- îte\®r|«nce' Kjr-

Pennis Mcpibk Charte? Isenny, %d eojc^JUs/I%^.x • ' JBesifle * hefr J»l#ind» Mrs. Plehl i* suifVlypdUby dne «iaugh-tet*f ^&'-qehew}We''toJfeW-of Au-bumr'wd^pnsi, Raymond J. Plehj ofr#f' AUburn P<rftc« Pe-narttnentt an4 Ofeorge P. JDiehl, Jr., pi'NeW Hbiiaad, Penttf three sisters, ter$, Thomas Ktrwitn, Sr Mrs. Joins Madden, and Mrs. Env rnett McNabb, all of Auburn, a brother, JFames Lawler of Auburn, foire grandchildren, and several niecesjand nephews.

MRrs. PJehl, aJlfe-long resident of Auburn, died .at the Packer Hospital in Sayre, Fenn., after ajr; Itîa eas;

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Also present, to witness'- fh£ [ ceremonies were: Mr.. and .Mrs. I John Kinsella; Christopher J. McEvoy, acting lieutotant for the fire department; Edward J.

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s ^ ^ t h e e a t ^ * f office and the;jcbJefs ajsiers, arid Mr. and Mrs. iiitfy chieir re eiveA. congrattala- Shernjita Parker. %2& te'rffif ^ S S S * J S WtowDf the ceremony. Chief %$%Js?'Qe^'•?taw» *nd Bergan signed the boo^ of oaths ;Mif. ^ratn- ;-.-v' ^ _ , of office in th» council chimbew ; 3«ayor JBoyle saM: *% ia.attibefote Slayor Boyle, aiy'Mam pBHHm»0MUt you to the high- a g e r 7 ^ ^ t â City Clerk Snam-eSt ©fffte in ^yow? department oa as witnesses.

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|«*d»*t wagfe Jbj^ r$tif#d chiefs is arranlffi'f am excursion to Baf jftSO -. safjrl- Bôirty, and. added; fatofdr'theKrotrePame-CaaiJslus •0*1 Jit •mîmmetm: i b t o o w College bastetball garne In the FttofaW;;*nt fbUo dnjE Irt their êsmorM Audito«um an Satur-FWPST:-.•;• . ; .- ; . ; ' •«.,!. - . ^ ^ B . W« -.

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Ladies Auxiliary Knights of J Columbus will -hold their- meeting Thursday, Jam 17, at 8:15 p.tt}, in the Columbus Civic Center. " Mrs. fychardvA. Seaton will fpreslde. A home made cake sale •will be held after the meeting. Each member is' asked to bring a cake. , • MraC John Nolan is chahasian assisted • by Mrs. Ralph Weis, Mrs. Edward Priscoll.-lars. William Bennett, and Wb& Nicholas Sipple. • / -

^ MAKING EffDS aiKET

Govmunent economlsTflnally eoncede'^tat rnafclng ends meet in theliome i* practically impos-sdble—just as it is in Washing-

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member, of pillar Church, the Mercy Hospital QuiidVthe Mercy Hospital Sewing Circle, and the First Saturday Luncheon Club of. the Auburn Deanery Council* National Coijn ell of Cafeollc Vônien,

i4th Degree Knights Start New Year

Fourth Degree Knights of Col-urrtbus opened their New Year

I tha party in the JC of C. club-rooms, Columbus Civic Center on Thursday of this week.

Faithful Navigalor-ponaM-E. Woerner presided at a business session. Party program was in Charles A. Tucker assisted by Frank E. Gress and Eugene McFarhncU.

Ralph' F . Mnrphy was an-nounoed a s chairman for the annual formal Lincoln Pay Pinner at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 13.

Opposes flaily-*-«' Prayer In Schools

New York —|RNS)— Oppost tioft to « pmplaaj b y r % |êw

ôrfe gtote $o l ld of R6gen%4hit every public awiool day be open-ed-with a piiyer was expressed here by raejkmerlcan Civil Liberties t?niori7 y ••

In a letter to Maximtlia'm Moss, president of the ^Sw York C&s Bpard of Education, the civil liberties bodyând its local affiliate, the NeyrYark Civil I4n. ~er|ies Unionûrged the Board of EdtteaMon m hold public hear* irtgs' before acting on the Regents' proposal. ' *

The letter stated, the belief of tne two bodies th&t^prayer in public* schools was illegal under a V. S. Supreme Court Interpretation of the First Amendment to the Constitution and asked for an opportunity to present this

Children's Program "Tales From A Magic Carpet"

a series of programs planned especially for children by Avis Brooks Bliss, associate in education at The Memorial Art Gallery will bo giveSTJon Sunday afternoons at 2t3Q p.m. in the Gallery. / • • \

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Stardust Club U$ts Dance for 'Young'

The, Stardust Club will hold their weekly , Saturday " night dance; featuring, jack End and his orchestra from 9 to i& The cost is $100 per 'couple.

AM couples are welcome "whether young in age or young inspirit," , , , . , ,

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