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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, July 29, 1961 | Honor Priest From Canada ROME (CP)--A priest with a Canadian background has been elected head of the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament, a Ro- man Catholic order founded in Paris in 1886. Very. Rev. Rolland Hout, a native of Fall River, Mass., who received much of his edu- cation in Montreal and Quebec City, was elected superior-gen- eral of the order at its 26th general assembly here. He is the 10th to hold this post since inception of the order. It was established in Canada in 1890, and since then has spread to many parts of the world. Father Huot's parents were natives of Chaudiere, near Que- bec City, but he served mainly in the United States and at one time was the provincial of the order for the U.S. Canadians attend Many Canadian-born priests attended the assembly which elected Father Huot, and some were chosen to assist him in his new duties. They include Rev. Roman Saint-Cyr, a native of Ste. Gertrude de Nicolet, Que., Rev. Guy Fortin, native of St. Jean Port Jol, Que., and Rev. Jean Nelis, a Dutch priest who studied in Canada during the Second World War. i Rev. Moise Roy of St. Vital, Lambton, Que., was re-elected procurator-general of the Holy See, a post he has held for nine years. He is among the most popular priests in the Canadian colony in Rome. Three other Quebec - born priests came here for the or- ¥ / der's meeting. They were Rev. - Laurenzeau Picher, provincial : of the order in Canada; Rev. Edouard Bussieres, superior ol Monks Will Wear Suits In Public foe Sevebume, Gus, dominary | MONTREAL (CP)--But for|in the presbytery or when ad-|Who works in Africa. the shoes and glasses, it might|ministering sacraments in pub-| The members of the order | have been St. Francis of Assisijlic or private. But on city will be meeting here again himself in the doorway of streets, the black suit will be within a few years. the old rectory on Dorchester the rule. Boulevard. ._._| The diocesan letter says it is One half expected chirping "more adapted to the require- sparrows or chattering squirrels| ments of modern life" than the to come down at any moment hrown habit of the Franciscan from the courtyard trees atior the white one of the Domini- St. Joseph's monastery and sur-|can, round the Franciscan. | But instead, a grave trickle POPE'S WARNING of battered tramps came up to; It notes an admonition by the open door to collect two|should not be allowed to be- neatly - wrapped sandwiches/come a barrier, hinting that the each. {old dress may form a gulf be- Between sandwiches, the|tween priest and population be- priest commented on new dress cause it is unusual. SALE PECIALS EATON'S JULY s Specially Priced BARBECUE 24" grille, hood and spit, motor and warming oven Motorized barbecue lets you cook roasts and fowl with a minimum of fuss! 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They signed the petition be- cause they were against a plan to spend $6,200 on widen- Boys' Half-Boxer- Waist Jeans Good quality cotton jeans with STURDY, LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM GOLF CARTS OUTDOOR BADMINTON SETS Priced for noteworthy regulations in the Montreal dio- cese which will force Francis cans and priests of other orders to wear modern black suits and Roman collars in public. "It's going to make life more complicated," he said. "Of course, we will wear our habit when in the vicinity of the church, or when on a religious errand, but not when we are shopping, for instance." How would it complicate the life of the order? "Well, a great many of us do not have black suits," replied the priest, with some humor. He wore the distinctive brown robe of the Franciscan. ADVERTISE SUITS Since the new ordinance was announced. in a diocesan letter June 28 by Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, Roman Catholic Arch- bishop of Montreal, advertise- ments featuring black clerical suits have been prominent in Montreal newspapers. "We were anticipating this when we opened the store two years ago," said Paul Rochon, manager of Robert Gens Com- pany Limited, which specializes in clerical clothing. There are about 1,850 priests in the Montreal diocese and the average priest pays about $70 for a suit. Priests in English-|' language parishes have long worn the black suit in public, but the French-language clergy --the vast majority--have con- tinued to wear cassocks. The new ordinance allows cassocks to be worn in church, Clerk At Night Studied By Day TORONTO (CP)--After five years as one of the most tired- eyed and preoccupied hotel clerks in the business, Ernest Zwerg is looking forward to a lot more sleep and a career as a high school teacher. German-born Zwerg, 35, has overcome a language barrier and shortage of money to real- ize his dream. Penniless when he arrived in Canada from Karlsruhe five years ago, he worked at the hotel desk six nights a week while studying by day at the University of Toronto and finally the Ontario College of Education. This fall he leaves the desk for good to take up a position as teacher in English and Ger- man at W. A. Porter Collegiate, in Toronto's Scarborough sub- urb. "Working at night made it possible for me to get an edu- cation during the day," he said with a weary smile. Sleep, he explained, was a "sometime" thing. He admitted he was often on the verge of throwing in the towel. "But I just couldn't quit," he The letter mentions the younger generation "partic- ularly" and says more modern dress may prompt more youths to enter the priesthood. "There are always regrets when an old building is torn down," said Rev. John McCon- nell, summing up reaction to the ordinance. And clerical dress is as old and familiar in this province as the walls of Quebec City. The Jesuits were known to the Indians as 'black-robes" when they came here as mis- sionaries three centuries ago. Today, essentially the same black robes can be seen at the French-language University de Montreal, although English- speaking Jesuits at Loyola Col- lege prefer the modern suit. ing Copper Cove Lane. I These points were set forth | by the homeowners: "We think that altering the | lane would rob it of its rustic atmosphere which appeals to our sentimental natures." "Most of us live here be- | cause we don't like the at- | mosphere in Vancouver." "We are happy with the | lane as it is. While we would | appreciate some of the pot- holes being filled and the sur- | face dressed, we don't want anything more." | The petitioners said a widened lane would only lead to more traffic, faster speeds and nasty accidents. Municipal council decided to fill in the holes and leave the | lane as it is. 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