November 3, 1989 The Message -- for Catholics of Southwestern Indiana
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Around the Diocese
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Provincial
leaders
elected
Three natives of the Diocese of
EvansvilLe have been elected pro-
vincial councilors in the St.
Gabrial Province, which is the
midwestern province of the
Sisters of Providence at St. Mary-
of-the-Woods.
Sister Mary Mundy, S.P. is a
native of-Jasper. She is pastoral
associate and youth minister at
St. Clement Church, Boonville.
Sister Marsha, S.P. is a native
of Vincennes; Sister Mary Mont-
gomery, S.P. is from Bramble.
The new officers will assume
their leadership positions in June
1990. Their duties are to provide
leadership in promoting the mis-
sion of the Sisters of Providence.
Happy Birthday!
Father Henry Kuykendall of
St. John the Baptist Church,
Newburgh, celebrates his birth-
day NOv. 4.
Father Sylvester Loehriein of
St. Rupert Church, Red Brush
and incoming chaplain at St.
Mary's Medical Center,
Evansville, celebrates his birth-
day Nov. 7.
Father Timothy Tenbarge of
St. Joseph Church, Jasper,
celebrates his birthday Nov. 4.
Jasper man
appointed
Joseph Steurer of Jasper has
been appointed to the St.
Meinrad Seminary Board of
Overseers. He is vice-chairman
and treasurer of the board of
Memorial Hospital, Jasper.
He and his wife Connie have
three sons. He will be serving as a
member of the development and
public relations committee.
November
anniversaries
Couples at Holy Family
Church, Jasper celebrating
November wedding anniversaries
include:
Karl and Mildred Boehm, 49
years; Roman and Mercedes
Hochgesang, 40 years; Roman
and Dorothy Senninger, 40
years; Sylvester and Irene
'Giesler, 41 years; John and
Rosalind Hasenour, 49 years;
Ted and Mac Merkley, 55 years;
Leo and Anita Fischer, 52 years;
Edmund and Mary Ann
Uehelhor, 43 years.
Parish council
Newly elected members of the
parish council at Sacred Heart
Church, Evansville, are David
Hailer, Mary Jo Kirchoff and
Mary Ann Zenthoefer.
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St. Joe's
folk group
New members of the folk group
at St. Joseph Church, Evansville,
are Kevin Dassel, Christina
Eberhard, Donna Emmans and
Julie Groppenbacher.
Summer social
Parishioners at Resurrection
Church, Evansville, netted
$20,126 in profits from their 1989
summer social, according to
Father Raymond Brenner,
• pastor.
St. Celestine's
parish council
Robert Rasche is the new presi-
dent of the parish council at St.
Celestine Church, Celestine. Jack
Hasenour is vice-president and
Margaret Buechler is secretary.
Scouting awards
Vince Brinkman, Steven
Fleck, Joshua Lehman, Chad
Lueken, Jamey Rummel, Seen
Scanlan and Ryan Schuetter, all
members of St. Mary Church,
Huntingburg, have received the
Knight of St. Dominic Savio
scouting award.
40th anniversary
Jerome and Joan Schroeder,
members of St. Celestine Church,
Celestine, recently celebrated
their fortieth wedding
anniversary.
Prayer network
Sissy Koch and Antoinette
Knies are coordinating the Prayer
Network at St. Nicholas Chapel,
Santa Claus.
Youth award
Kory Klem, a member of St.
Anthony Church, Dubois Coun-
ty, has been named youth of the
month for the Dubois County Op-
timist Club.
Wedding
anniversaries
Couples at St. Theresa Church,
Evansville, celebrating wedding
anniversaries are Basil and
Henrietta Morgan, 53 years; Leo
and Odelia Turk, 53 years; Julian
and Doris McRae, 50 years; Ray
and Margaret Baumgart, 52
years; Fred and Agnes Herr, 49
years; Roman and Henrietta
Baehl, 41 years.
Also celebrating are Joe and
Lorene Brown, 51 years; Ray and
Ceil Fiester, 49 years; Roy and
Dorothy Gehlhausen, 49 years;
Ralph and Helen Bengert, 44
years; Les and Louise Hulsey, 41
years; John and Mari Triplett, 41
years; John and Christine LaRoy.
44 years; Bill and Dorothy Diehl,
45 years, and Audry and Mary
Lou Titzer, 41 years.
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Hurricane relief
Parishioners of St. Joseph Church, Dale, worked hard to respond to the people devastated by Hur-
ricane Hugo. Packing boxesto be shipped, above, are, front, left, Marry Brown, St. Joseph, seventh
grader; Matthew Schaefer, St. Nicholas Chapel, third grader; Jackie Grundhoefer, St. Nicholas
Chapel, third grader; back, left, Herb and Philnmena Nard, St. Joseph Community Involvement
Board; Marilyn Payne, St. Joseph first grade catechist; Wes Snyder, St. Joseph, seventh grader; and
Dolores Graves, St. Nicholas, Community Involvement Board. --Photo courtesy of St. Joseph Church, Dale
KofC
awards dinner
Over 250 people attended the
sixth annual awards dinner for
the Memorial High School K of C
Council 565 grade school football
league on Oct. 29.
Ralph Weinzapfel, Memorial
football coach, stressed the im-
portance of the league, noting
that 20 of the 27 players on this
year's cub team came from the
league.
The team from Holy
Rosary/Good Shepherd/St. John
received the championship
trophy at the dinner. Steve
Markwell was head coach.
Assistants were Mike Minton,
Mike Skvara, Kevin Swartz and
Ron Mills.
Jamil Meriwether, a student at
St. Benedict School, Evansville,
was the league's leading scorer
with 42 points.
Poster winner
Shannon Martin, a fifth grader
at Holy Spirit School, Evansville,
won first place in the Evansville
fire prevention poster contest.
Happy Birthday!
Sister Patricia Endicott, prin-
cipal at St. Matthew School,
Mount Vernon, celebrates her
birthday Nov. 4.
Sister Beata Mehllng, director
of Marian Day School,
Evansville, celebrates her birth-
day Nov. 9.
Holy Redeemer's
speech team
Students at Holy Redeemer
School, Evansville, have been
participating in speech meets at
Mater Dei High School,
Evansville.
Results from the first meet are:
Duo: Adam Keeneth and Judd
Hobgood, first; Diana Walker
See SCHOOL page 9
St. Ben's 'readers in the pumpkin patch"
One hundred fifteen elementary students from kindergarten through third grade spent three hours
in reading activities at St. Benedict School, Evansville, Oct. 26. Some students, above, act out a por-
tion of a skit to accompany a story read to them by Sue Barancik from McCollough Library,
Evansville. -- Message Photo by Paul Lelngang
