Jersey Hiradó, 1964 (45. évfolyam, 3-39. szám)

1964-05-22 / 21. szám

Bishop Ahr Confirms 87-Year-Old Convert FREEHOLD — Bishop George W. Ahr recently conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation on 87- year-old Mrs. Elizabeth Barwell, a patient in the John L. Mont­gomery Medical Home here. Mrs. Barwell, a widow, came into the Church when she was 81 years of age, and living in Union Beach. Fr. Joseph G. Fox, pastor of Holy Family Church there, traveled to Mrs. Barwell’s home to give her the necessary instruc­tions because she was unable to come to the rectory. For the past six months, Mrs. Barwell has been at the Mont­gomery Home. Sister Mary Nathaniel, M.S.B.T., of the Catholic Welfare Bureau, Red Bank, helped to arrange for Mrs. Barwell’s Confirniation after a “reunion” with the aged woman at Montgomery. Sister Nathaniel used to visit her in her Union Beach home, and after Mrs. Barwell moved from there, the Missionary Servant said, she lost track of her. Each month, a group of sodalists from St. James Parish, Red Bank, and St. Dorothea’s, Eatontown, accompanies Sister Nathaniel to the Montgomery Home, where they visit with the Catholic patients, say the Rosary with them, and give a brief instruction on the Gospel of the day. Sister Nathaniel’s reunion with AUSTRIAN COMMEMORATIVE COINS Five immortal composers— Strauss, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner and Verdi — in 22 gramm gold and 16 gramm sil­ver. An official series minted by the Austrian treasury. Spe­cial offer: gold coins 50 dollars apiece, silver, 10 dollars each. Ideal gift for the coin collector or music lover. Send cash, check or money order, specify­ing which composer desired to: VERSAND-QUELLE, Vienna, Stammersdorfers'trasse 133, Au­stria. Prompt delivery guaran­teed, all postage paid. Sorry, no COD’s. Mrs. Barwell at the home brought out the latter’s interest in receiv­ing the Sacrament of Confirma­tion. She was instructed as re­quired, but was unable to travel from the home to any of the parish churches when the Bishop was administering the Sacrament. When Bishop Ahr was informed of the situation, he scheduled a visit to the home to administer Confirmation to Mrs. Barwell. A brief ceremony accompanied the Confirmation, and Fr. Paul S. Hammond, assistant at St. Rose of Lima Church, here, preached. Mrs. Barwell, according to Sis­ter Nathaniel, is the la6t member of her family and has no immedi­ate relatives. Bishop Appoints Three Members To Board of CWB Appointment of three additional members to the Diocesan Admin­istrative Board of the Catholic Welfare Bureau was announced this week by Bishop George W. Ahr. The new appointees are Rt. Rev. Msgr. James A. Harding, pastor of St. Peter’s Church, New Bruns­wick,; Rt. Rev. Msgr. James S. Foley, pastor of St. Mary’s, Perth Amboy, and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Em­mett A. Monahan, pastor of St. James, Red Bank. The policy-making board meets each month. Bishop Ahr serves as president of the board with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael P. McCorristin, P.A., pas­tor of St. Anthony’s, Trenton, and vicar general of the diocese, as vice president. Very Rev. Msgr. Theodore A. Opdenaker, bureau director, is secretary-treasurer. Other members are Auxiliary Bishop James J. Hogan, pastor of St. Catharine’s, Spring Lake, and chancellor of the diocese; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin J. Lipinski, pastor of St. Hedwig’s, Trenton; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emilio A. Cardelia, pastor of St. Joachim’s, Trenton, and Fr. Peter J. Mooney, assistant dio­cesan director of the bureau. COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. Commercial & Job Printing LA NUOVA CAPITALE Italian-American Weekly JERSEY HIRADO Hungarian-American Weekly 681 S. Broad Street Trenton, N. J. \ Call: 695-6087 MAURICE T. PERILLI Hunterdon, Raritan Girls On Retreat at Villa Walsh Area Scholars Win Awards At Seton Hall SOUTH ORANGE—More than 150 Seton Hall University athletes were honored at the seventh an­nual Varsity Club awards dinner held recently. Nick Werkman of Trenton, the nation’s No. 2 scorer this past sea­son and the No. 1 a year ago, re­ceived the top honor, the John F. Kennedy Memorial Trophy, given by the Seton Hall University Ath­letic Council. It will be an annual feature. Werkman, who set a school scor­ing mark of 2,273 points to finish as the seventh highest scorer in NCAA-major college ranks for a career, also gained the MVP tro­phy of the basketball team. John Monteleone of Hopewell was cited as the most improved player in soccer and most valuable in squash; Bob Schenck of East Brunswick, most valuable in fenc­ing; Richard Majewski of Colonia, the most improved player in golf. The following men from the Trenton Diocese received letters: Baseball, Ron Butkiewicz of Co­lonia, Bill Matusz of Fords, Hal Race and John Sielski, both of Trenton, and Monteleone; basket­ball, Werkman; fencing, Schenck, Charles Argila of Somerset, Den­nis Jascott of Middletown and Tom Tomko of Trenton; golf, Majewski; soccer, Monteleone; squash, Monteleone, Sielski, John Nowicki of Perth Amboy, Tim O’Donnell of Belmar, Frank Mar­­chesi of Sayreville; swimming, Jim Cahill of Trenton; track, Wal­ter Byrne of Metuchen; tennis, Joe Sokolowski of Trenton. MORRISTOWN — Thirty-two girls from four Hunterdon County parishes, and two from Raritan, participated in a weekend retreat last weekend at Villa Walsh here. The girls participating are mem­bers of Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes conducted by the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Victories in the following parishes: Our Lady of Lourdes, Whitehouse Station; St. Magdalene di Pazzi, Flemington; St. Edward’s, Milford; Our Lady of Victories, Baptistown, and St. Ann’s and St. Bernard’s, Raritan. Fr. Leonard Jordick, assistant at COLORFUL STAMP OFFER 300 varied austrian stamps, in­cluding many special commem­orative issues, only 3 dollars. Send cash, check or money or­der to KLEIN, Steyr, Haf­nerstrasse 4, Austria. We guar­antee prompt delivery. St. Peter the Apostle Church, River Edge, conducted the retreat. Mrs. William Pape of Whitehouse was in charge of arrangements, as­sisted by adults from the other participating parishes. Chambers Funeral Home Dispone di paziose camere con aria condizionata Facilita’ di grande parcheggio per automobili . • 825 Chambers Street Phone: EXport 6-3354 * 1 JOSEPH J. MAZZOLLA, Mgr. PLEASE! Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES Smokey says to color the stream—light blue; the fish —gray and white; the sky-light blue; the sun-bright yellow; the ----- — flowers-all bright colors; the tree trunks-light brown and the stones-black. Smokey also says, “Whenever you are outdoors, be very, very careful with all o^.^i flres an(i keep our forests—green!” I SALAMANDRA LIQUOR STORE 900 CHESTNUT AVENUE — PHONE: 393-4040 — 393-4954 SALAMANDRA BRAND CALIFORNIA WINE Burgundy, Zinfandel, Barberone, Chianti *1.85 9allon VERMOUTH *3.1 5 gallon

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