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PAGE 2—THE BULLETIN, May 13, 1961
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Tough Sailor
Tamed By Nun
COPENHAGEN (NC) — Sister Feodora of St. Joseph’s
Hospital here has left an indelible impression on a rough and
tyrannical sailor who was her patient for some weeks.
The sailor, a non-Catholic, was a despot toward his fam
ily. Even during his illness he shouted at them and browbeat
them when they came to the hospital. That is until Sister
Feodora stepped in. Her firmness reduced him from a roaring
lion to a sweet-tempered lamb.
A few months after his recovery, two nuns from the hos
pital were hailed in a streetcar by a polite and smiling sailor.
He rolled up a sleeve and pointed to his arm.
“Remember me to her, will you?” he said.
Tattooed on the arm in great blue letters were the words,
“Sister Feodora.”
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CAMP VILLA MARIE 10 BEGIN 25th SEASON
'IF THERE'S ANYTHING BETTER than eating, it’s
i eating,” satisfied smile of hungry camper seems to say.
SAVANNAH — On June 7th
Camp Villa Marie will open
its gates for its twenty-fifth
camping season. Six camping
sessions make up the fullest
program the camp has ever
offered. Three weeks will be
devoted to Catechism Day
Camp for the Chatham County
public school children followed
by a similar session for the out-
of-county children. These two
sessions will be followed by
three one - week recreation
camps. The summer will end
with a two-week leadership
school taught by the Sisters of
Mercy for girls in their pro
vincial schools.
Villa Marie has continued its
renovation program begun in
1958. New infirmary facilities,
new automatic chlorination
pool system and a new con
crete basketball court have
been added during the winter.
Once again the camp will
boast a staff of over thirty to
care for its one hundred and
twenty campers. Father Wil
liam Coleman and Father Jos
eph Stranc of Saint John’s
Seminary will direct the oper
ations. They will be assisted
by major seminarians from
various seminaries, the Sisters
of Mercy of the Baltimore Pro
vince, the Sisters of Saint Jos
eph of the Georgia Province,
and selected lay counsellors.
Father Coleman has said that
this year’s staff seems to be
more promising than any he
has seen in his ten years at
Villa Marie.
Tuition for the recreation
sessions has been kept the
same in spite of rising costs.
Twenty-five dollars per week
plus a five-dollar registration
fee still provide “all expense”
camping. Early registration is
expected, for campers have
been turned away for the past
three years.
Further information on the
camp may be obtained by
writing to the Reverend Wil
liam Coleman, Post Office Box
2227, Savannah, Georgia.
SUMMERTIME MEANS VACATION from school, but not
from Religion. Praising God is integral part of camp activity.
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Missouri Legislator
SAYS SOME STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE GROUPS DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST CATHOLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES
(N.C.W.C. NEWS SERVICE)
ST. LOUIS — Some state
teachers college groups . suc
cessfully discriminate against
graduates from Catholic
schools who want to teach in
the public school system, U. S.
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of
Missouri charged here.
The member of the House
Ways and Means Committee
said it was urgent that the
country take steps to improve
the quality of teaching in the
nation’s school system.
“One of the most important
steps to take to improve both
quality and productivity is to
break the monopoly that some
state teacher college groups
have on who may or may not
teach in our public primary
and secondary schools,” he
said.
“There is almost a closed
shop situation in some states
which prevents the graduates
from some of the finest pri
vate schools in the United
States from becoming teachers
in public primary and second
ary schools.”
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. Until a few years ago reg
ulations of the St. Louis Board
of Education restricted St.
Louis public school teachers
to graduates of Harris Teach
ers’ College only. The college
is considerably smaller than
either Washington or St. Louis
Universities, both privately-
operated St. Louis schools
Three other St. Louis private
Catholic colleges for women
prepare students for teaching
Rep. Curtis made his charge
in a letter sent to persons who
have written to him on Fed
eral aid to education. He said
he is opposed to it.
“Most of our communities
have seen their problems —
new school construction, im
proved teachers’ salaries; they
have faced up to them and are
well on their way to solving
them,” Rep. Curtis said.
“The communities trying to
get the Federal Government to
help them are those who have
it within their power to meet
their problems, but fail to do
so. Should the diligent com
munities, having taken on
their own increased costs, now
pay for these lazy ones? I
think not,” the legislator wrote.
Rep. Curtis said the “most
active group lobbying for Fed
eral aid for school construction
and teachers’ salaries” is the
National Education Associa
tion. He acknowledged it is
proper for teachers to organize
and lobby.
“But it is regrettable that
the leaders of the organization
have been so shortsighted,”
the legislator said.
To replace the discrimina-
Enjoy that
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D’Youville Academy is a four-year college prepara
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tion against graduates from
private colleges, Rep. Curtis
suggested the NEA start
drive to “update” teacher
placement procedures.
“This would upgrade teach
ers’ standards, and at the same
time improve the teacher
shortage picture,” he said
“This also would be an incen
tive to pay our teachers more
because quality brings its own
price tag.”
Mr. Curtis, a Unitarian, has
been a member of Congress
since 1950. His district includes
about one - third of the St.
Louis metropolitan area. He
has introduced a bill in the
House which would give par
ents a deduction in their Fed
eral income tax for some of
the costs of educating a child.
“Here is where the financial
pinch really is,” he said. “The
parent is not only the major
source of funds for rearing a
child, the parent is also the
taxpayer who foots the cost of
education.”
He reemphasized a point
made by Joseph Cardinal Rit
ter, Archbishop of St. Louis
who issued a statement on
March 19 opposing Federal
aid to education.
“When we send the money
to Washington, D. C., simply
to have Washington, D. C.,
send it back to the communi
ties for their schools, we don’t
get the full dollar back,” Rep
Curtis said.
“It is much more provident
to have the communities face
up to the problems that are
community problems, and pay
for them on the spot. If the
parent - taxpayers have less
Federal tax to pay, they are
better able to pay local school
taxes and tuitions.”
Medieval
Religious Plays
On National TV
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,
(NC) — A group of medi
eval English plays drama
tizing the Scriptures will
be presented on the “Look
Up and Live” television
program during June.
The series will feature
sections of the so-called
Coventry Cycle of mystery
plays written and produc
ed in medieval England.
The plays will be pre
sented on the four Sundays
of June by the Marquette
University Players under
the direction of Father
John J. Walsh, S.J., of the
university faculty. An
nouncement of plans for
the television series was
made at the university
here.
“Look Up and Live” is
produced by the National
Council of Catholic Men
in cooperation with the
Columbia Broadcasting
System television network.
Praise For CWV
WASHINGTON (NC) — A
tribute to the Catholic War
Veterans was placed in the
Congressional Record by Sen.
Clifford P. Case of New York.
He noted that the veterans will
have their 26th annual con
vention in Atlantic City, N. J.,
August 15 to 20 and said: “The
future of America is safe when
public spirited, patriotic citi
zens who have fought for their
nation in war continue to serve
in peace.”
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find yourself with a lot of time
on your hands you have prob
ably made a poor investment.
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