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St. Bernadette's Gets Ready for Carnival
AMONG THOSE getting ready for St. Bernadette's fifth annual three-day Carnival
vember 21-23 are, from left, Mrs. Owen Bull, interguild chairman; Rev. Thomas Mc-
nis, pastor; Robert Fedor, booth construction chairman, and Ken Buswell, publicity and
p motion chairman. The carnival, in the school auditorium at S.W. 128th St. and
Ambaum Blvd., will feature a variety of booths. Food will be served and admission is free.
Doors will be open from 6 p.m. to midnight Thursday and Friday and noon to midnight
Saturday. A costume party, open to all ages, is planned for Saturday evening, with a prize
at midnight for the best costume.
At SU
Edward Vincent Sie- the Siemion household: four
The fifth annual Fantasy
Fair sponsored by the Associ-
ation for Catholic Childhood,
will be from 10 a. m. to 10
p. m. tomorrow, Nov. 16, in
the Seattle University student
union building.
Proceeds from the all-day af-
fair will benefit needy and de-
pendent children cared for by
the Archdiocese of Seattle.
Tickets are available at the
door for the fair, which will
have a "Winter Wonderland"
theme.
Gift items, white elephants,
Christmas decorations and
baked goods will be among
items on sale. Games are
planned and "Dumbo," a fall-
length movie, will. begin at
12:30 p. m. for children.
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs.
George Norton are chairmen,
assisted by the Margaret Abel
Circle. Among those helping
are the Mesdames Raul Ken-
nedy and William Halleran,
decorations; Ralph Zech and
John Givins, special projects;
Gordon Hemsing and Joseph
Holleman, publicity; John
Bruno and Robert Moody, din-
ner chairmen; A. M. Schafer,
dinner reservations; Ralph
Brink, dining room, and Jo-
seph Michael, kitchen.
boys ought to be able to hold
their own against even eight
sisters.
The boys' "quartet" includes,
besides the new baby, Michael,
12; Stephen, 10, and Martin, 7.
In the girls' "double quartet"
are Maureen, 18; Valeria, 15;
Patricia, 14; Barbara, 13; Mar-
garet Mary, 9; Mary, 4;
Yvonne, 2½, and Anne, 18
months.
The two oldest girls attend
Sammamish High School. Pa-
tricia is at Highland Junior
High, and five others attend
St. Louise grade school. "That
leaves four at home," Mrs. Sie-
mion said.
She agreed that having
older girls in the family is a
help. "They are quite good
housekeepers," she said. "We
didn't need an outside house-
keeper while I was in the
hospital with the last four
children, f ram Mary on
down."
The three oldest girls also
help in the family's grocery
store and attend the parish
CCD classes.
In addition, Maureen is sec-
retary of the Candy Stripers,
teen-age volunteers, at Over-
lake Hospital.
Michael, the 12-year-old, is
studying to be an altar boy.
"We keep the Mass card prop-
pad up in the kitchen," Mrs.
Siemion said.
The family came to the
Northwest from California in
July, 1982. Mr. Siemion is a
native of Washington State,
having been born in Ellens-
mion should be well sup-
plied w i t h playmates.
That's because Edward Vin-
cent, who is almost smaller
than his name and who was
born September 28, is the 12th
child born to Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Siemion of 111-154th
Place N.E. in Bellevue.
The Infant was' baptized No-
vember 8 by Rev. Howard La-
velle, pastor of St. Louise Par-
ish, Bellevue, in place of the
Most Reverend Thomas A.
Connolly, Archbishop of Seat-
tle, who is in Rome.
Archbishop Connolly inaugu-
rated the custom of personally
baptizing the 12th child in
Catholic families of the Arch-
diocese in 1956. The Siemion
baby would have been number
64 if the Archbishop had been
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webster
were the baby's godparents.
Little Edward Vincent did
his part to even things up at
Catholic U. Has
Record Enrollment
WASHINGTON (NC) -- The
Catholic University of America
here has reported a record
enrollment of 5,500 students as
registration for the new school
year nears its end. Registered
are 3,800 full-time students,
1,700 part-time, a four-and-a-
half per cent increase over
last year's enrollment.
'Never A Dull Moment' Activity Motto
Seattle
Marylhurst College Alumnae--
Fireside to entertain prospec.
tive Marylhurst students, 2 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 24, home of Mrs.
Robert L. Johnson, 1825 N.W.
Blue Ridge Drive. Mary Kay
Dyckman, 1963 graduate, will
comment on slides of campus
and college life.
Oblates of St. Benedict--Meet-
ing, 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17,
Assumption Church.
Order of Martha -- Meeting
12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20,
home of Mrs. Mary Snyder, 108
Garfield St.
Our Lady of Guadahpe Par-
ish-Richard Corrigan of 5623
36th Ave. S.W., has been elected
president of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society, according to Rev.
Richard Stohr, pastor. Mr. Cor-
rigan is the father of six chil-
dren.
Other new officers are Mark
Fisk, vice president, and Willis
Partridge, secretary-treasurer.
St. Edward Parish--Annual
fall Italian dinner, begins at 6
p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, parish
hall, 4220 S. Meade St. Frank
Office is chef. Tickets, $3.50,
all reserved, may be obtained
from John DiJulio (PA 2-4002
or MA 3-7600), Agnes Zirkel
(PA 3-1419), Agnes Inman (PA
5-0977), Dick Sullivan (Pa 2-
0534) or Eddie Edwards (PA 2-
4050).
St. Ann Parish -- Parents'
Night, sponsored by the Moth-
ers Club. Open house, 7-8 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 21, at the
s c h o o 1. Meeting at 8 p.m.,
school hall, First Ave. W. and
Lee St. Bob Boyd, Seattle Uni-
versity basketball coach, will
be guest speaker. Entertain-
ment by The Omegas, S.U.
singing g r o u p. Mothers of
Seattle
fourth and eighth grade stu-
dents will be hostesses for the
coffee hour following.
Our Lady of the Lake Parish
--Annual bazaar, today and to-
morrow, Nov. 15-16, school
auditorium, 35th Ave. N.E. and
N.E. 89th St. Doors open at
7:30 p.m. Special children's
event this afternoon. Booths,
food, games.
Queen Institute, YLI -- Semi-
annual holy hour, 8 p.m. Thurs-
day, Nov. 21, the Lady Chapel,
St. Cathedral, conducted by
Rev. John Mitchell, chaplain.
Mrs. Loren Crosby is chair-
man.
St. Alphonsus Parish--Altar
Society monthly business meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
19, Church meeting room. The
Mesdames John Nelson, Eugene
Macetlari, A n n a Melander,
Charles Tobin, Mary Prestek,
Ann Miller and H. A. Highland
are hostesses.
St. Benedict Parish--Mothers
Club meeting, 7:45 p.m. Thurs-
day. Nov. 21, school auditor-
ium. Mrs. Theresa Bauer, a
member of the parish, will
show movies taken during a
recent tour of religious shrines
in Europe. Also, a pantry
shower will be given for the
Sisters at St. Benedict's Con-
vent. Mothers of seventh grade
students are hostesses, headed
by Mrs. Billie Ragsdale and
Mrs. Vivian Black.
St. Louise Parish -- Dance,
8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday,
Nov. 23, parish hall. Hot buffet
served a f t e r midnight. Live
music. Mrs. William Michael
Jr. is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Philip A. Hardwick and
Mrs. Michael R. Donovan.
Tickets available by calling
Mrs. Donovan, SH 6-0875.
Tacoma
CourtTaeoma, Catholic
Daughters of America -- Hot
luncheon, noon, Monday, Nov.
18, Ozanam Home. The Mes-
dames S tan 1 e y Raczkowski,
Gordon Wingard and George
Christnacht are chairmen. Sis-
ters of Providence, who staff
the home, will conduct a tour
of the building for guests.
St. Leo Parish -- Bazaar, to-
day and tomorrow, Nov. 15-16,
Tacoma
school gymnasium. D i n n e r
served 4: 30-7:30 p.m. Saturday
in school cafeteria. Tickets:
$1.50, 75 cents. Booths, prizes,
games. Mr. Francis Browne is
general chairman.
Oblates of St. Benedict--Meet-
ing, 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17,
Visitation Church.
Sacred Heart Parish--Mothers
Club sponsored annual Day of
Recollection, Wednesday, Nov.
20, conducted by Rev. Francis
Coony, C.SS.R., of the Palisades
Retreat House. Call Mrs. John
Higgins (GA 4-2440) or Mrs.
Dean Pitsch (MA7-5558) for
reservations and information.
Donation of $I will i n c I u d •
luncheon.
St. Martin's Mothers Club--
Meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 20, Visitation parish hall.
Mrs. Fred Eckroth will preside.
The Rev. William Moat, O.S.B.,
of St. Martin's, will speak on
"Changes in the Liturgy."
St. Patrick Parish--Mothers
Club luncheon and program,
12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20,
(instead of Thursday) church
auditorium. Students from first,
second and third grades will
demonstrate the Seeing Through
Arithmetic Program. Mothers
of sixth, seventh and eighth
grade students will be luncheon
hostesses and Mrs. D o n a I d
Young will preside. Babysitting
available at nursery for nomi-
nal fee.
Parish annual turkey night of
games, $ p.m. Friday, Nov. 22,
Aquinas Academy auditorium,
Tacoma
sponsored by the Mothers Club.
Mrs. Cyril Galagan and Mrs.
Jack Sleavin are chairmen.
Proceeds go for school needs.
Third Order of St. Francis,
St. George Fraternity--Meeting,
Sunday, Nov. 17, St. Patrick
Church hall. Council meeting,
1:30 p.m., church hall. Postu-
lant and novice classes, 2:30 in
school. Professed m e m b e r s
meet at 2:30 p.m., church hall,
for group discussions of the
"Map of Life." Short chapter
meeting at 3:39 p.m., followed
by film on "Life of St. Fran-
cis." Choir meeting 4 p.m.,
Rev. Angelo Cardoza, O.F.M.,
officiating. Recitation of Fran-
ciscan Office and Benediction.
burg and raised in Tacoma.
The Siemions met in San
Diego, where he was stationed
with the Navy and Mrs. Sie-
Christmas Cards
To Carry Message
By Bishop Sheen
NEW YORK (NC)--A collec-
tion of "miniature essays" on
the spiritual significance of
Christmas written by Bishop
Fulton J. Sheen will appear on
its Christmas cards this year, a
spokesman for Hallmark Cards
said here.
The royalties earned by the
Auxiliary Bishop of New York,
said the announcement, will
be donated to the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith,
which the Bishop directs in
the United States, and to other
charities.
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Catholic Daughters of Amer-
ica, Court St. Gerard--Business
meeting, 8 p.m. Wednesday,
ri 20, Sacred Heart rectory
erence r o o m, Bellevue.
W. A. Schaefer, chairman,
will present the Share the
Faith program.
Bremerton
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Parish--Parents Club meeting,
8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, parish
Olympia
Oblates of St. Benedict--Meet-
ing, 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17,
St. Martin's Abbey.
Port Angeles
Oblates of St. Benedict--Meet-
ing, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17,
Queen of Angels Church.
Puyallup
Saints Parish -- Annual
bazaar; Friday and Saturday
evenings, Nov. 22-23, school
auditorium. Mrs. Stanley Mich-
aIek is general chairman,
assisted by the Mesdames H.
Esterbrook, Edwin Olson, D.
Spriggs, Laurie LeBlanc and
Earl Tanner. Men of the par-
,c htryeaded by Mr. A. J.
eldt, will handle the
store."
Seattle
Archdiocesan C o u n c i I of
Catholic Nurses--Mass for de-
ceased members, 6 p.m. Mon-
day, Nov. 18, Providence Hos-
pital Chapel, offered by Roy.
en Szeman, chaplain. Din-
11 follow in the nurses'
nge. For dinner reservations,
call Mrs. Rosella Flanagan
(LA 2-2068) or Mrs. Irene Let-
bert (EA 2-8911).
Blessed Sacrament Mothers
Club -- Meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day, Nov. 19, c h u r c h ball.
Fashion show will follow busi-
ness meeting. Members will
el. Mrs. William Fallen and
• J. W. Howell are chair-
of the mothers of the
sixth grade class, hostesses.
Carmelita Institute, Y.L.I.--
Potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Nov. 22, Holy Family
School, honoring prospective
members. Mrs. Gerda Jacobsen
is president.
Meeting and initiation at 8
, followed by a social hour.
e institute serves Catholic
en in the South Seattle,
W e s t Seattle and suburban
areas. The charter will remain
open until November 20 allow-
WITH NUMBER 12, Edward Vincent Siemion, are Ray.
Howard Lavelle, left, and the baby's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Siemion.
mion was taking nurse's train- --'
ing. They were married Feb-
ruary 24, 1946, and lived in
Los Angeles.
Mr. Siemion is used to Dain
from family of nine ehil- Love
dren, all of whom live in the
Puget Sound area (Bremer-Thi "
ton, Seattle and Tacoma). n95
His mother, Mrs. Frances
Siemion, now makes her For J]h[
home in Chehalis.
Mrs. Stem ion, however, had Her
only one brother. Her mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Sheets, lives in
Los Angeles. Yq
And what does Mrs. Siemion =
think of raising 12 children?
"We love them all," she said. coRsm • unotml • st,,V
"We probably have learned 4ss2 UMIYEIITY WAY
more from them already than starrLt S Mr. 2.0311
they'll ever learn from us!" ...--A'-v
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to be charter members. For
information, call Mrs. Jacob-
son (WE 5-0636), Mrs. Mary
M o n s e n (CH 4-2292), Mrs.
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Catholic Alumni Club--Sixth
annual Anniversary Ball, tomor-
row, Nov. 16, East Room of the
Washington Athletic Club. Cock-
tail party at 7 p.m. will precede
the dinner-dance. Former mem-
bers are invited to attend.
The Club, a national organiza-
n n of single Catholic graduates
private and public colleges
d universities, meets first and
third Thursday evenings of the
month at the W.A.C. Monly
breakfasts at the Tennis Club.
Chareso Club -- Annual open
house, 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
17, Colonial Manor, 704 Blan-
chard St. Reservations may be
made with Miss Patricia King
i E 2-8933), Miss Mary Rak-
chan (GL 4.6589), Vern
Carter (LA 2-4365) or Joseph
Moushey Jr. (F.X 2-6107).
Jubilee Club -- Dance, 8:30
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday,
Nov. 16, Ballard VFW Hall,
2812 N.W. •Market St. Music by
A1 Pepin. Mrs. Jack Jones,
chairman.
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