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OTTAWA (CP)—Fifteen Ro- man Catholic. archbishops snd bishops from Canada, including the nation’s two cardinals, are serving-on church comm! s | making plans for the ecumeni- \eal council to be convened in Rome later this year.

Ten Canadian priests also have been selected to work on

the various bodies setting up the ,pne of four sub-committees of |

historic meeting. ‘

4 list"of the 25 Canadians was issued Friday by the Cana- dian Catholic Conference, the

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| Miss Audrey Jay, Sherwood, | was a recent visitor at the home | of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. | Levi Jay. = 7 5

Arthur Camerson and | little son recently arrived from | western Canada and are spend- | ing same time with her varents,

son. Mr--Ftoyd Jay was a vigitor to Montague on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDon- ald, Lorne Valley, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George

Jay on Sunday.

Mr. and Mra Alvin Burke,

| residence in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs, Levi Jay visit- ed relatives and friends in Char- lottetown on Sunday. :

Mr. Bruce Jay was a visitor in Montague on Saturday.

| Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodger-.

Jay and Mr.-and Mrs. Harold |

| merchants at —Pisquid.—hewe- closed their store and taken up

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Cardinal Leger, who also is on |.

cardinals within the central ‘body. and Cardinal “McGuigan will be making regular trips be- ‘tween Canada and Rome during the year.

The commissions and secre- | tariats with Canadian members | or consultors are:

Theological — Most Rev. Mau- rice Roy, Archbishop of Quebec; | Most Rev. Maxim Hermaniuk, Winnipeg, metropolitan’ arch- bishop for Ukrainian Catholics \in Canada; Most Rev. Lionel | Audet, Auxiliary Bishop of Que- bec; Rev. Marcel Belanger, vice-rector of the University of Ottawa.

Bishops and charch govern- |ment —-Most-Rev. G. L. Pelle- \tier, Bishop of Trois-Rivieres, | | Que.; Most Rev, M. J. Lemieux, — | Archbishop of Ottawa. {

Religious Most Rev. Georges B, -Fiahiff, Archbishop of Winn peg; Rev. G. Van Den Broek;

Rev.. Andre Guay. procurator- general to the Holy See for the Oblate Fathers; Rev. Joseph Rousseau, in Rome serving as secretary. |

Discipline of the clergy and faithful — Most Rev. P. F. Po-

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mac- | Leod, Marie, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Francis Mac- | Intyre in Lorne Valley.

LAC Louis Callaghan of Green- wood, N.S. spent the past week in Lorne Valley at the home of his parents, Mr. arid Mrs. James Callaghan. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLeod, Sherwood, spent Sunday in Lorne Valley as guests of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod. .

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coates, Gerry and Terry, of Chariotte- town, visited relatives in this vicinity on Saturday.

Mrs. Roy Macleod and daughter Dale were visitors to Charlottetown during the week.

Mr. Bennett Crane was a re- cent

A series of card parties spon- sored by the Wortnen's Insitit- ute opened Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeod.

Mr. Charlies MacLeod was e reeent visitor to Charlottetown,

Mr. and Mrs, James Calla- ghan, Mr. Louls Callaghan and Mr. Geo, Callaghan spent the weekend with relatives in Rust- feo. They were guests of Mra.

n’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.H. Gauthier. Mr. “Lloyd MacDonald was a

up visitor fo Montague on Monday.

Mr, and Mrs. Francis Mac- Intyre visited relatives in Marie on Sunday. *

Miss Margaret Buchanan,

spent the weekend with her par- ents in- Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs, Grover Mac- Kay, Strathcona, were- guests of Mrs. MacKay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James._MaeNelll on - Sun-

“| day.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael. Foley were visitors to Charlottetown | during the week.

Miss Pamela Hatton, Morell, epent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Hatton.”

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teacher at Lorne Valley School, |"

cock, Coadjutor Archbishop of Toronto; Most Rev. Arthur Dou- vite, Bishop of St. Hyacinthe, | Que :

“Discipline of the sacraments | —Most Rev. V. Belanger, Auxil- | jary Bishop of Montreal; Rev. G. M. Brisebois in Rome. Sacred Liturgy Rev. Marcel Dubois, Montréal; Rev. Vincent Kennedy, Toronto, | Missions — Most Rev, Louls Joseph Canaba, formerly arch- bishop of White Fathers Mis- sions in Uganda and now living | at Sherbrooke, Que., where his brother, Most Hev. Georges Ca- | bana, is archbishop. |

Alexander Carter, Bishop of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.: Msgr. C. E. Bourgeois of Trois-Rivie- |

Press, radio and TV — Most |Rev. Emilien Frenette, Bishop | of St. Jerome, Que., and Rev. | J. M. Poitevin, director of the International Catholic Offige of | Cinema in, Rome. 4

Christian unity—Rev, Gregory Baum, St. Michael's College, | Toronto. i |

An incomplete list issued in Montreal earlier this week in- cluded Rev. Andre Seumois. He is a Belgian priest who taught for a time in Ottawa.

BURTON

Mrs. Charles Rogers, Glen- |- garry, has entered the O'Leary Community Hospital for surg-

ery.

Also celebrating a birthday was Miss Shirlene O'Brian, who celebrated her 7th birthday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Carl O'Brian on Jan- uary 18. Her guests included Darlene Collicutt, Gereldine Coke, Mariam Dalton and Helen Dalton. The afterndon was svent playing games and lunch, which also included a. birthday cake and ice cream, was served after Shirlene had thanked her friends for their lovely gifts.

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| 10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mom. Jan, 29, 1962.

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