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COURIER-JOURNAL / Wednesday; July 14,1976

St Ann's, Homell, Graduates 105th

H o m e l l — St Ann's Grammar School recently graduated its 105th class of eighth graders- fa ther Robert. C MacNamara, pastor, celebrated the specfalJMass Father Wil l iam Spilly, associate, presented the diplomas and delivered the homily during Mass. | ,

St Ann's educates children from Kindergarden through; eighth grade w i t h o u t charging tu i t ion T h e school 'is supported by the parish as a whole .

The Jiturgy was planned by the graduates who made their own Offertory petitions They were supervised by their teacher. Sister Jude John Bartell, organist, played hymns, selected by the class

I J ~ The L €ourt of St, A n n gave an

award to Nancy ' Hill for main-taming the highest average. Yvonne Roselir was awarded for her high_ average by t h e Knights o f

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Daughters of t h e Amer ican -Revolution give certificates for the highest History averages each year The year's recipients were Wil l iam Davis, Michael DeGaetano, Jeffrey-Falzoi and John McDermott

Library Club certificates and pins were presented to Patricia Reardon „ and Rebecca Shick, grade 8, and Michael Mazzelta, ' Elizabeth KuU.,. Amy Corbett, Cbepyl Zeliff l apd Diane Roof, grade 7,

The St A/in's graduates are Courtney A r g e n t i e n r Francis " Argent ien r»Francis Brzozowsfci, James Criss, John D'Apice, Wil l iam Davis, Michael DeGaetano, Jeffery Falzo i , T i m o t h y Freejand, Christopher G ig l fo , Kathleen Graham, Mane HamiJton, f^ancy" Hi l l , . Joseph H i l l m a n , Rosann Kelleher, 'Patricia Madau, {John

Columbus The t ^Knights a lso—McDermott , Kevin McEntee~Shawn presented high average awards to Bret Viray and Davidi W a t t

Patricia Madau Iwak chosen by her classmates fpr' outstanding

..Christian- character and given, an 1 i-1

ALL IN THE FAMILY

McNelis, Marlene Nasca, Theresa Palmesano, Catherine Potter, Giorgi Prete, Patricia Reardon, ^Yvonne Rosell i , Scagltone, Viray and

Al ison Rutty , Rebecca Shick,

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Congress Prvgiam Expanded

More than 25 orj;anizations,have_ affiliated themselvi ;s with the 41st International tuchkistic Congress and wi l l present a Variety of programs demonstrat ing t h e congress *theme of Hungers of the Human Family ' ^_

The congress, wf Teh will be hetd Aug. 1-8 in ^Philadelphia, has in­cluded in its progra n songs dances, skits, and panel c iscussions con­ducted , by the a f f i l ia te organizations j- ,

The groups include the kateri Tejcakwitha League, M a w i a g e Encounter, the St Thomas More Society,! the Str Dornuiic SavicTClub and the National Assernbly of Women Religious;

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all of one meal ouf, a' topping (for toast would fye a reminder! all through winter o f the lushness of this* season I M y D . . . , _, . . _ argument worked but carbe back to"* S ^ f ? ? / *}P > 3 \ a n f <5' , n

haunt me as the trio beean "Philadelphia's Civfc Auditorium

Maiy-Eu,nice Spagnola, a%former Rochesterian, will b e featured in the presentations- by the Kateri Tekakwi tha League She wi l l perform monologues on the Lives of the Saints and Li^es of Historical-

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Sarah Child , ft occurs to m e that Shakespeare

who wrote "My salad days; When I was green in judgment" might have.

-followed up with "My berry days, when I was ripe with experience"

Berries have been in our thoughts a lot lately. Also"-T might add staining our fingers and titillating our palates It is that t i m e of year

I Firstrthe strawberries, the Sparky variety, planted last year near t h e rocks alongside the edge of the w o o d have borne f r u i t l h misguided zea l w e purchased cheese cloth to| cover them in an -effort to keepx>ut the birds w h e n , what we "needed was something t o repel t h e slugs If I wanted to be philosophical I could say that l ife is

- l i k e that Arm oneself against invadersjn Jthe sky1 while silently the enemy is squirming unheeded fnfo one's midst on its belly f

Back to y the berries. The 25 original plants multiplied to feed both us and t h e slugs They had theirs a la carte. W e tried ours atop cereal, with gelatin, topped with whipped cream, w i th shortcake and finally as strawberry jam

f Then just as the strawberries were about to give out, the kids on t h e w e e k e n d o f t h e rFourth discovered that the bushes in the adjacentthicketwerecovered with black raspberries Enlisting their father's aid, they soon had a quart and began begging for a pie - I i > '

Somehow I persuaded them that

haunt me as the trio began moaning the loss of their,pie just as I was gloating over the jewel like quality of the filled jelly jars

Ear l ier I ~ had - p icked u p blueberries t o make muffins as "a special Holiday breakfast] treat j A vote was quickly taken with the consensus deciding that blueberry pie was„preferable to muffins {

, The smells and the look of the kitchen that particular day~had me reeling in nostalgia ''Sortie' o f m y happiest memories are associated with going berryipg" w i th ; rny parents and both sets, .of grand­parents , < _, t

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Berries meant fresh, desserts in an era - w h e n nof everybody had refrigerators, and those wjiojdkd had no freezers in which _ to store today'srhajlf gallon o f ice cream l We ate shortcake, and pie a n d cobbler, and buckle and grunt and a " the other dishes, w i t h t h e funny , regional names ^for berry-inspired ambrosia W e children, ate berries straight from the bushes or planik, or course, swrpmg them while they yvere being washed and hulled as well as sampjing^everythmg twice over at the table And I ^am convinced yet there is no better dessert than blueberry or black­berry- pje still warm from the oven and topped With a dol lop' of homemade vanilla ice cream v

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The berry eating orgy finally came to a halt o n the bicentennial weekend - b u t . not until someone had rushed o u t and bought donuts filled with "an anonymous berry jelly and"somebody else had used left over pastry dough t o put together a tart fillexf_wrth frozen supermarket Blackberries" " '

And with any Luck there are still fresh blackberries , left to * look forward t o in August

Marriage Encounter will host more than 2 0 workshops fn family communication, tie St:Thomas More Association w II explore God-centered education '

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