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1982

ST. PETER
AND PAUL'S
CHURCH

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1982

A Concelebrated Mass
at Sts. Peter and Paul Church
Chestnut Street - Lawrence, Massachusetts
presided, at 11: 30 a. m., by His Eminence

CARDINAL HUMBERTO S. MEDEIROS
Archbishop of Boston

75tb ~nniber~arp }Banquet
at the Central Catholic Auditorium
300 Hampshire St. - Lawrence, Mass.
at 1:00 p.m.

�,~~~~~

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..,,

UNIAO PORTUGUESA CONTINENTAL 00S ESTADOS UNIDOS DA AMERICA
A maior organiza~ao de Luso-Americanos da Costa
Leste dos Estados Unidos e Canada

75th ctlnnivehgahy cphogham Ob
gtg. cpeteh and cpauQ Chuhch

,

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1982

Sauda fraternalmente todos os Paroquianos da Igreja
Portuguesa de Lawrence, Massachusetts, e o seu

ilustre

11:30 a.m. -

Concelebrated Mass, presided by His Eminence
CARDINAL HUMBERTO S. MEDEi ROS,
Archbiship of Boston, and transmitted in direct
,I\
by "VOZ DO ATLANTICO" WJYL 91.5 FM

1 :00 p.m.

Dinner at Central Catholic Auditorium followed
by dance and music by "ACES OF RHYTHM",
until 6:00 p.m.

pastor, Reverendo Reinaldo Matos.
**************
SEDE GEAAL

IH BOYLSTON ST.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02115
TEL: KENMORE 6-2916
ESCRITORIOS REGIONAIS :
PAWTUCKET, A.I.
LUDLOW, MA
44 West Avenue
249 East Street

NEWARK, N.J .
14 Wilson Avenue

SUCURSAIS
1 - "M~rques do Pombal" - Plymouth, Mass.

2 - "Liberdade" - Cambridge, Mass .
3 - Filhos de Portugal - Danbury. Conn .
4 - Recordacoes de Portugal - New Bedford . Mass.
5 - Recordacoes de Camoes - Hudson, Mass.
6 - Porgresso - Framingham, Mass .
7 - Miguel Corte-Real - Taunton, Mass.
9 - Amor a Patria - Milford. Mass.
10 - Pedro Alvares Cabral - Peabody , Mass.
11 - Guerra Junqueiro - Pittsfield , Mass.
12 - Lusitania - Valley Falls, R. I.
13 - Vasco da Gama - Bridgeport. Conn.
1, - Luz da Aurora - Yonkers, N. Y.
15 - Nova Lusitania - Newark, N . J.
18 - Alonso de Albuquerque - Mount•Vernon, N. Y.
19 - Joao de Deus - Ludlow. Mass.
20 - Fernao de Magalhaes Woonsocket, R. I.
21 - 0. Afonso Henriques - Elizabeth, N. J.
22 - D. Manuel 11 - Lodi, N . J.
23 - Primeiro de Oezembro - Marcus Hook, Pa.
24 - Restauracao de Portugal - Lowell. Mass.
26 - Marechal Gomes da Costa - New Haven, Conn .
27 - Avante Portugal - New York. N.Y.
28 - Brito Pais - Perth Amboy, N. J .
29 - Sacadura Cabral · Holyoke, Mass.
30 - lmigrantes de Portugal - Waterbury, Conn.
31 - Camilo Castelo Branco - Bethlehem , Pa.
32 - Sempre pela Patria - Hartford, Conn,.,
34 - Aljubarrota - Brockton. Mass .
35 - Portugal - Brooklyn, N .Y.
36 - Lealdade - Ossining. N. Y.

71

Presidente Geral
MANUEL V. MORAIS

37
38
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48

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49 50 51 52 -

Egas Moniz - Scranton, Pa .
Pequeno Portugal - New Rochelle, N.Y .
Julio Diniz - Tarry1own. N. Y.
Belchior da Fonseca - Bridgewater. Mass.
Nuno Alvares Pereira - Naugatuck, Conn .
Uniao - Wallingford, Conn.
Tudo pela Patria - Penns Grove. N. J.
Saudacoes a Patria - Fall River, Mass.
Recordacoes de Viriato - Jamaica, N. Y.
Nova Aurora - New Bedford, Mass.
Bartolomeu Dias - Philadelphia, Pa.
Flor do Mondego - Pawtucket, R. I.
Flor de Portugal - Chicopee, Mass.
Jardim de Portugal - Mineola, L.I ., N. Y.
Jose Estevao - Bethlehem, Pa.

53 - Manuel de Arriaga - Palmerton, Pa.
54 - Teofila Braga - Warren, R. I.

55 - Tudo pela Sociedade - Centralia , Pa.

cphoghama do 75~ aniveh~U1hio da
9ghe1a de gao cpedho e gao cpauQo.
11 :30 da manha -

Missa concelebrada, presidida par Sua
Eminencia CARDEAL HUMBERTO S.
MEDEi ROS, Arcebispo de Boston, e
transmitida
em directo pela "VOZ DO
,..
ATLANTICO", WJYL 91.5 FM

1 :00 da tarde

Banquete no Salao do Centro Catbl ico,
seguido de musica e danya pelos "ASES
,,
DO RITMO", ate as 6:00 da tarde.

56 - Luis de Camoes - Providence, R. I.

57
58
60
62
63
64
65
66
67

•
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Perola do Oceano - Stoughton. Mass.
Senhora do Monte - Machester. N. H.
Voz Social - Somerville, Mass .
Esperanca - Woburn. Mass .
Pedro Francisco - Worcester, Mass.
Marechal Carmona • Kearny, N. J.
Rainha Santa Isabel • No. Westport, Mass.
Aquilino Ribeiro • Toronto , Ont. Canada
Senhora de Fatima - Hanson , Mass.

68 - Joao Galvao - Falmouth, Mass.
69 - Gago Coutinho - Riverside, N. J.
70 - Sagres - Harrison, N. J .

Uniao A~oriana, Lawrence,Mass,
Secretario Geral
FRANCI SCO J. MEN DO NC A

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Lawrence devido aos muitos trabalhos existentes, da ( a necessidade urgente de se criar
uma lgreja aonde a nossa gente pudesse fazer as suas ora9oes. Durante este periodo de
tempo ou seja de 1905 a 1907 os portugueses iam 1 missa lgreja de Santa Maria,
t a mbe'm durante o periodo de 1905 a 1906 e tal como em todas as co isas das nossas
comunidades, come_s:ou a haver uma diferenc,a de ,opinioes entre _diversos memb~os da
nossa comu n1dade acerca do nome que se 1ria dar a 1greJa que se 1a constru 1r; pois uns
queriam que o patrono fosse Santo Antonio, outros Sao Francisco etc., entao o Bispo
da area acabou com a questao e decidiu que a primeira pedra fosse lan9ada no dia de
S. Pedro e S. Paulo, e assim aconteceu, no dia 30 de Setembro de 1906, o Cardeal
William O'Connell a convite do Bispo e dos paroquianos portugueses veio ate
Lawrence e lan9ou a primeira pedra da nossa lgreja estava assim iniciada a constru 1ao
da lgreja Portuguesa de Lawrence, neste mesmo dia v!rias pessoas deram as suas semanas
de trabalho para ajuda da construflo da mesma, as quais eram entre os $4.00 e os $5.22,
esta Jitima quantia na altura era considerada como uma grande semana de trabalho;
continuando a Tia Francisca disse-nos que se juntou $300.00 naquelo mesmo dia,
quantia esta recorde, antes nunca haviam angariado tanto dinheiro duma
vez. A
constru 1ao da nossa lgreja durou pouco menos de um ano, e no dia 4 de Agosto de
1907 foi a sua inauguar~~ao com a qua! todos os Portugueses de Lawrence se sentiram
orgulhosos com a magnifica obra que eles e apenas e les unidos conseguiram levar a
cabo com muito trabalho e sacri ficio, juntando-se em grupos todos os dias 'a noite
depois das 12 horas de trabalho, iam trabalhar mais 3 e 4 horas na constru9ao da obra
dos seus sonhos.
Apos esta grandiosa obra, o Padre Paul Despouy primeiro padre da nossa lg reja,
decidiu construir a residincia paroquial, e uma vez mais a nossa gente arrega5aram as
mangas e puseram maos obra, e poucos meses depois viram outra grandiosa obra
rea lizada, pelos seus propdos meios, Uma vez a casa concluida o Padre P,iul foi residir
ne la e la viveu durante 8 anos, tendo sido o primeiro e 'unico Padre a viver na residencia
paroquial.
A maneira qu e os anos iam decor rendo, a nossa gente muito unida e com muito
entusiasmo e alegria, iam fazendo as suas festas, fazendo igualmente uma pe9a de
teatro muito bonita, que deliciou o grandioso numero de espectadores que se deslocaram
ao sa lao da nossa igreja para aver. A pe1a chamava-se "MAR IA DESG RA~ADA", papel
este desenpenhado pela Tia Francisca, que num dos seus actos tinha que tirar um dente,
e o senhor Ciriaco de Sousa fazia o papel de dentista, nas suas palavras foi uma pe9a
muito alegre e bonita, hoje nao fazem nada disso, so o que fazem e' falar do que os
nossos fizeram, e quedevia-se fazer isso e aquilo, mas sabes uma coisa nao com
conversas que se fazem as coisas e' com mu ito trabalho e vontade; com palavras nao
se vai la, eu ca sou uma tola ja trabalho para a lgreja desde 1924, se nao fosse eu a
fazer este trabalho ninguem o fazia mas esta bem born, tambem ja estou uma ve lha,
nao posse fazer mais nada. Olha sabes foi eu que pedi din-heiro para aquele oratorio,
enfim para tudo isto que esta aqui nesta igreja, senao talvez hoje nao tivesse-mos o
que temos, e sabes uma coi sa toda a gente ajudava.
Do matrimonio da Tia Francisca, nasceram-lhe quatro filhos, dois dos quai s ja
fa lecidos, a filh a mais velha conta 74 anos de idade e reside em New Bedford.
Os fi lh os d_e ram-lhe seis netos e estes 26 bisnetos residentes em diferentes partes
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d~ Pais. Um ate nasceu no Japao, o f1lho do seu neto Edw in Couto, of1c1al da For5a
Aerea dos E. U.A.
Em 1942 a Tia Francisca optou pe la cidadania Americana , cedendo assim a
pressoes duma das filhas . Estava-se 'a beira da Segunda Guerra Mundia l ea filha dizia-lhe
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que a 1am mandar para traz para a Grac1osa, como Ja bastava de separa9oes, nao queria
uma vez mais separar-me da minha familia, e tambe'm nao que ri a ir para traz para a
Graciosa. Fui entao tirar os papeis Americanos e nao me custou nada, foi bem facil,
mas segundo ela diz que continuou e continua a sentir-se sempre bem Portuguesa, e
apesar da sua vida nao ter sido muito de gabar, gosta muito de estar na Ame'rica, aonde
ja vive a 80 anos. GOD BLESS AMERICA.

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AO SERVlyO DA IGREJA
PORTUGUESA DE S. PEDRO
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E SAO PAULO DESDE 1924

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Francisca da Conceis;ao Medina, hoje mais conhecida por Francisca Si lva nasceu
no d ia 10 de Junho de 1890, na llha da Graciosa nos A~ores.
A tia Francisca desde a sua inf3ncia foi se mpre muito dedicada ao trabalho, pois
contava apenas 8 anos de idade e ja trabalhava bastante, carregando com molhos de
lenha desde o sitio da caldeira da Graciosa ate~ sua casa len ha esta bast ante essencial
para a cozedura do pao que a sua mae cozia no se u forno de tijolos, os qua is hoje em
dia nos A1ores ja sao uma raridade. Ainda com os seus oito anos, a mae em virtude de
certas dificuldades financeiras com que muitas das nossas gentes se debatiam, deixou-a
ir para a !Iha do Faial para casa du ns padrinhos ora residindo naquela !Iha, que dista
de uma dist1ncia de cerca de 45 milhas na6ticas, travessia esta que se fazia apenas de
barco com uma dura9ao de cerca de sete horas. Esta despedida, segundo nos d isse a
Tia Francisca, jamais foi e sera' esquecida.
No dia- da partida ela agarrou-se as saias da mae a c horar e a bater com os p/s
no chao que nao a queria deixar de manei ra alguma para ir para o Fa ial, mas quando a
mae lhe disse;-esta bem ficas ca mas muita lenha tens de carregar da Caldeira. Com esta
exclamas;ao da mae a Tia Francisca rapidamente decidi u fazer a viagem para o Fa ial,
que segundo ela, seria melhor que anda r a ca rrega r lenha o que ela nao gostava nada,
pois muito penava com os molhos cabes;a.
Apcfs esta separa 7ao da mae a que foi obrigada (disse-nos a chorar), foi andar
o resto da sua vida sempre separada, e quando tinha 12 anos de idade teve que tomar
novos ru mos, mas desta feita o seu destino era a America , no dia 2 de Agosto de 1902
partiu da Cidade de Angra do Heroismo, na IIha Terceira num navio chamado "DONA
MARIA", que levou 10 dias achegar a Ame'rica, chegando no dia 12 de Agosto de 1902.
Uma vez chegada a America o seu destino estava tra9ado "TRABA LHO", mas
para tal teve que ment1r na 1dade e no nome, passou-se a chama r "MAR IA", e assim foi
ate'aos 16 anos, idade com que veio a casar e pela prilJleira vez na Ame'rica come1ou a
usar o seu nome de bapt1smo, d1zendo ter sido um alivio em deixar de ser Maria, ao
qua I nunca se adaptou mu ito bem.
Ainda como Maria trabalhava numa fabrica de algodao a varrer das 6:30 da
manna ate as 6:00 da tarde, ganhando $4.30 por semana.
Uma semana trabalhou over-time todos os dias e co nsegui atingir o ma'ximo de
pagamento que era permitido na altura, fazendo $12.00, das quais deu $6.00 para a
lgreja, a qual estava em constru,;o.
A ideia da funda 1ao da lgreja Portuguesa em Lawrence, come5ou em 1905 em
virtude do grande influxo imigrat6ri o de Portugueses que se iam radicando na area de

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0 conte~do des tas informalOes encontram-se gravadas em tape-cassetes , e est;--o na
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SUMNER BERENSON
JEFFREY BERENSON

LAWRENCE ,
TEL.

MASS.

686-0116

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�FATHER PAUL DESPOUY, FIRST PRIEST OF S. PETER AND
PAUL CHURCH, AND BUILDER OF THE PAR ISH HOUSE. HE
WAS THE ONLY PRIEST IN ALL THESE YEARS THAT EVER
LIVED IN THAT HOUSE FO R ABOUT EIGH T YEARS. THE PARISH . HOUSE IS NOW UND ER RENOVATIONS AN D IN SHORT
PERIOD OF TIME OUR PRE SENT PASTOR FATHER REINALDO
MATOS WI L L BE MOV I_NG IN.

f athtr 1aul lltspouy
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FATHER DUARTE, WAS ALSO ONE OF THE PRIESTS
THAT SERVED OUR PARISH WELL, HIS DEPARTURE
LEFT THE COMMUNITY WITH SADNESS.

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FATHER LIMA WAS ANOTHER OF THE SIXTEEN PRIESTS
THAT SERVED OUR PARISH. THE FIRST COUPLE HE
MARRIED AT ST. PETER &amp; PAUL CHURCH, WERE OUR
GOOD FRIENDS MR ; &amp; MRS. RAYMOND and FLORA SILVA.

Rev. Father
Reinaldo Matos, Pastor

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Na jubilosa festa das BODAS
DE DIAMANTE da lgreja de Sao Pedro
e Sao Paulo- dos portugueses de Lawrence (Massachusetts, USA), arquidiocese
de Boston -se faz este livro comemorativo.
Saudamos efusivamente os nossos paroqu ianos em geral e
as diversas organiza9oes da Par6quia, sobretudo a Comissao de Obras
e as subcomissoes que tornaram passive! a celebra~ao condigna dos
75 anos da lgreja.
Saudamos, com um abra~o fraternal, todas as outras organizagoes portuguesas da Cidade.
Especiais saudacoes para sua Eminencia Rev.ma o Senhor
D. Humb~rto de Sousa ' Medeiros, venerando Cardeal-Arcebispo de
Boston, que generosamente qu is associar-se b nossa alegria e veio
honrar-nos com a sua presen~a, as suas preces ea sua irradiante
simpatia.
Saudamos todos os nossos convidados de honra; os convivas
do nosso banquete, que certamente representam a fina ff or dos
nossos paroquianos e dos nossos amigos; e os Knigts of Columbus,
que vieram dar brilho a Liturgia, assim coma os dedicados membros
do c3ro ou capela da lgreja. Saudamos, com muita gratidao, o Father
Lamond e os outros sacerdotes da lgreja de Santa Maria, pelo muito
que fizeram pelos portugueses.
Saudamos, enfim os anunciantes que quiseram ajudar-nos e
todas aquelas outras pessoas ou entidades que de alguma forma
comungam do nosso jubilo.
Bern haja todos1
Tudo para gloria de Deus e de Sua Ma; Santfssima!
E sempre unidos, para nosso maior prestfgio colectivo!
- PADRE REINALDO MATOS
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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 75th ANNIVERSARY!

SS. PETER AND PAUL
1907 -

1982

REV. FATHER REINALDO MATOS
PASTOR

Our Church, SS. Peter &amp; Paul, had its beginning back in 1905,
when the late Very Rev. James T. O'Reilly, O.S.A., was the pastor
of Saint Mary's parish. It was due to the increasing population of
Portuguese residents here that Father O'Reilly realized the necessity of a church and priest to minister our needs.
Our people attended services in the old Saint Mary's Church,
which is now the site of Saint Mary's Auditorium, from 1905 to
1907, while SS. Peter &amp; Paul Church was under construction.
The cornerstone of the new edifice was laid September 30, 1906,
by the late William Cardinal O'Connell, and on August 4, 1907, our
church was dedicated.
The first priest of our church was Rev. Paul Despouy, who
remained as a pastor for about eight years. During his pastorate he
built the parish house next to the church. As the years gradually
passed, we had a total of sixteen priests, including Rev. John J. Lamond, succeeded by our present pastor, Rev. Father Reinaldo Matos.
The first couple married, after the church was dedicated in
1907, were John Cardoso and Jacinta Sousa. The first boy and girl
baptized were Frank Rodrigues and Olive Damaso.

Best Wishes for your continued prosperity

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Os meus maiores e sinceros desejos duma continu~ao de uma boa
prosperidade

LAWRENCE P.
Mayor
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Sao meus desejos sinceros que o 75~ aniversario da funda9ao da nossa
tao querida lgreja seja um grande sucesso, e que todos nos o festejamos
com muito alegria e saude, e fa 1o votos para que os nossos bons amigos
nos continu e a ajudar-nos para poder-mos levar avante as nossas inten1oes.

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Best Wishes Of . ..

Tels.

84 Howard Street
Lawrence, Massac_husetts

686- 7092

685-6881

Uniiio A~oriana
,,.., SUCURSAL NO. 71 DA
UNIAO PORTUGUESA CONTINENTAL
Presidente ................... ... JOSE A. GARCIA
V. Presidente . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HE LIO M. ME LO
Secretario ...................... . RUI J. LEAL
Tesou reira ........ .. ............ Fl LOME NA DIAS
Recebedor ............... .. ..... GABRIEL DI AS
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Mestre de Cerimonias ... ..... ...... VALDEMI
RO FRAN CISCO
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Guarda lnterno .................. JOSE J. MORAIS
Junta Fiscal .................... MARIA JULIA BETTENCOURT
DAGMAR M. LEAL
LIDUINA GARCIA

RUI J. LEAL
Nottrio Publico

Exclusivamente pa ra servir a comunidade Portuguesa da Cidade de
Lawrence; tratando de procura&lt;;:oes, cartas de chamadas, termos de
res ponsabilidade, tradu9oes de quaisquer documentos, passaportes etc.
Vende igualmente passagens para Portugal Continental, A9ores, Cal if.ornia, Canada, Florida, Porto Rico ou para qualquer parte do Globo
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Best Wishes Of . . . .

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Your DI RECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY
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Gue tern para venda Radios que captam Portugal Discos, Tapes, Cassetes
etc ., com as mais variadas musicas portuguesas.

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Tambem vende artigos vendes directamente de Portugal tal como; Lous;as,
Colchas e Cristais assim como as mais apreciadas plantas artificiais.
Para melhor vos servir, abrirmos um departmento de mobilias,
aonde encontrara tudo o que precisa.
Faca uma vesita
CASA RADIO em Lowell e sera bem servido.

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Para a compra dum born carro, novo

ALDERMAN
TERRANCE D. SCHIAVONE
' COMUNIDADE PORTUGUESA DE LAWRENCE
DESEJA A
UM 75~ ANIVERSARIO FESTEJADO COM MUITA ALEGRIA,
COMPREENSAO E SEGURANyA·

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usado fafa uma vesita a

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Tel. 688-6904 '
Tel. 426 - 7587

qu.e ser~ bem servido e onde encontrar; os mais honestos vendedores
de carros.

Falamos Portugu~s, procure por Paulo Fernandes, o amigo sincero
sempre pronto ajuda-lo.
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BEST WISHES TO THE PORTUGUESE COMMUNITY
O F LAWRENCE . ..

Peace ....

Fa~o votos para que a celebrayao do anivers;rio da funda1ao da
lgreja Portuguesa de Lawrence, decorra com muita alegria e boa
disposi)ao.

ALDERMAN and MRS. RICHARD J.

D'Agostino

A!derma11
A11tlto11u K.

and. DIANA
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This lady's maiden name is OLIVE DAMASO, name which her
parents gave to her when she was baptized at St. Peter and Paul
Church, being the first child to be baptized in that church after
it was dedicated on August 4, 1907.

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- ANTONIO M. CARDOSO Deseia 'a comunidade Portuguesa de Lawrence umas Festas de S. Pedros e

Fazemos dentaduras, parciais, esqueleticas, trabalho em ouro, concertamos
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fracturas, fazemos apertos de dentaduras, tudo em protese para a sua boca.

S. Paulo, gozadas num ambiente feliz e de boa disposi{ao.

ANTONIO M. CARDOSO

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Aberto todos os dias das 9:30 da manha ate as 6 da tarde e
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Colaborador Desporti vo ........ VA LOU I RIO BETTENCOURT

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In Memory Of . . .

By -JEFFREY and !SABEL VASCONCELOS
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In Memory Of . ..

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Representada em Lawrence por HELio M. MELO, ea
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In Memory Of . . .

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8 anos ao servic;o das Comunidades Portuguesas de Lowell e Lawrence

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Feliz aniversario e continua5ao de uma boa e sa prosperidade,
para bem e progresso de uma mais unida comunidade portugues~ de
Lawrence, Massachusetts.

614 CENTRAL STREET
LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS

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Passagens para qualquer parte do Mundo.
Cargas Para Portugal Continental e A9ores.
UM MUNDO DE SERVlyO PARA O EMIGRANTE

Faz emos votos para que a festa do anivers!rio da nossa igreja seja um
sucesso, e qu e a nossa prosperidade continue sempre firme.

LOUIS PEARL
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latest Toys
Party Favors
Cigarettes

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TEL. 682-7525

Estes sao os desejos e votos muito sinceros de RUI JAIME
LEAL, p residente da Comissao Central da lgreja de S. Pedro e S. Paulo
e mem b ro de todas as outras subcomissoes para organiza5ao da festa
de a niversario da nossa lgreja, desejos estes exte nsivos por min ha esposa
Dagmar Maria Leal e meus filhos Ann Margaret, Mark Paul e Tristan
Mar ie, be m haja f . ..

Seasonable
Merchandise
Playing Cards
Popular Lines
Of Confectiona ry
Jokes

Home made Popcorn and Peanuts

Compliments of .. .

PORTUGUESE AMERICAN
HOLY GHOST FRATERNITY

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Estes sao os desejos muito sinceros de MANUEL MADRUGA E· . ·

SI LVINA MADRUGA, presidentes das ja' m ui to tradicionais festas de
S. Pedro e sua Paulo, igualmente membros da comissao das obras e
subcomissao para organiza~ao da festa do aniverscfrio. votos estes t-ar
tamblm de seus filhos: Roberto, Elizabeth, Ana., Dalila e Diana .

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Desejamos um t eliz 7 5 \ ani versar io da nossa lgreja Portuguesa
de S. Ped ro e S. Pau lo, a ser celebrado em 10/ 10/ 82

Compliments of . . .

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pa ra organiza9ao da festa do aniversario.

PROP RI ETA RIOS: Joao e Helena Vitorino e Domingos e Rosa Cavaleiro
tern o prazer de anunciar a comunidade de Lowell que ja se encontra

abefto o primef ro restaurante da area e arredores, onde se rao servidas

LICAT A 'S BARB ER SHOP

del iciosas refeicoes a portuguesa.
Sem pre Pronto A Servir Os Portugueses
As melhores especial idades da cozinha portuguesa orientada

por u ma cozinheira profissional , vinda especialmente

Lawre nce, Mass.

342 Lawrence Street

de Caldas de Rai nha
Vinhos das mais variadas reg ioes de Portugal, Dao, Cavaco, Costa do Sol, Etc.

In Loving Memory of My Beloved Father . . .

573 - 575 LAWRE NCE STRE ET
LOWELL, MASSACH USETTS

Telephone: (617) 453-8285

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ANTHONY SIL VA

HOTELS

RU/ J. LEAL

Para compra de passagens consulte

TRAVEL CONSULTANT

118 S. UNION STREET -

LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS

(61 71 685-6881

In Loving Memory Of .

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11 2 Cross Street

AVILA
PLUMBING &amp; HEATING
NOW IS THE TIME TO CONVERT
YOUR OIL BOILER TO GAS

Call for free estimates

683-3046 -

687-3833

A gente fala Portugues - We speak Portuguese

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Who Died On June 1 7, 1 981

By his wife . . . ILDA GARCIA &amp; FAMILY

Bans desejos de um feliz aniversario dos 75 anos de existencia
da lgreja Portuguesa de S. Pedro e S. Pa_u lo estes sao os votos
sinceros de:

catequista da nossa lgreja a membro da subcomissao para
organizacao
da festa do aniversar:o.
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In Memory Of . . .
HAPPY 75th ANNIVERSARY!!!

By His Wife - GLORIA JACINTO

CITY

MEMORIAL

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Mirror and Glass Co., Inc.

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Louis Mello . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer

By - SON MANUEL C. CUNHA AND DAUGHTER EZI LDA C. LYNCH

Banquet facilities available for up to
300 people in our Gold Room

Helen Sears . . . . . . . . . . Sales

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and StfJ~e ';'t0nt4

Spyro's
RESTAURANT &amp; LOUNGE
110 Sutton Street - North Andover, Massachusetts
Telephone: (617) 688-0659

Telephone 452-5976

90 Lincoln St.

Lowell, Mass.

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FREDERICK E ALLEN JR.
GLENN F ALLAH
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

OFFICE ( 61 7) 683 - 1400
HOME (617) 683-674 4

FREDERICK E. ALLEN &amp; SON
FUNERAL H OME INC
Newly Remodeled - Entrances &amp; Home
Designed Especially For Elderly &amp; Handicapped
• Serving Greater Lawrence• Service At Any Distance
• Finest Air Conditioned Facilities • Ample Parking

683-2427 - 475-1516
402 Broadway Lawrel')ce

CDNSTRUl:TIDN
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269 ESSEX STREET

Binataida
GENERAL CONTRACTORS

LAWRENCE, MASS .

683-8704

JOHN J. BUCO
PRESIDENT

207 EAST STREET
METHUEN, MASS. 01 8 44

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Fazemos votos que o 75~ aniversa'rio da funda~ao da lgreja
Portuguesa de S. Pedro e S. Paulo seja um sucesso; sucesso este que
continue sempre ao longo dos anos da sua existencia. Estes sao OS
nossos muito sinceros desejos.

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Best Wishes Of . ..

MR. &amp; MRS. RAY MOND &amp; F LORA SILVA ARE A VERY RESPECTFUL COUPLE IN OUR
COMMUNITY , TH EY ARE THE GRANDPARENTS OF THE FIRST PORTUGUESE
DESC ENT TO H AVE A HIGH POSITION IN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF
LAWRE NCE, T HE YOUNG ALDERMAN ANTHONY R. SILVA, JR., DIRECTOR OF PARKS
AN D PUBLIC PROPERTIES.
MR. &amp; MRS. SI L VA WERE ALSO THE FIRST PORTUGUESE COUPLE TO BE MARRIED BY FA THER LI MA WH EN HE FIRST CAME TO S. PETER &amp; PAU L THEY WERE
MARRIED ON SEPTEMBER 9, 1933 AND WERE THEIR BEST MAN MR. TONY SILVA
AND MAID OF HONOR M RS. MILCENT SILVA.

MAGNO MENDONCA
Proprietario

In Memory Of . ..

MENDONCA FISH MARKET
Tel. (617) 453-1938

And

LowelJ , Mass.

5 13 Lawrence Street

Complim ents o f . . .

By

JOSEPH P. LAMANNA, M.D., P.C.
Tel. 687-0808

AMICK and MARY CABRAL
101 Amesbury Street
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Lawrence, Massachusetts

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BOOSTERS

BES T WISHES . ..

JEFFREY VASCONCELOS
FOUNDER

JEFFSON, INC.
GEN ERAL TRUCKING

GENERAL COMMODITIES, I.C.C. ANDD.P.U. CERTIFICATE
SERVING ALL OF MA SSACHUSETTS

11 MT. VERNON Cl RCLE

LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS 01843

TELEPHONE: (617) 683-6333

Jeffrey J. Vasconcelos, Treasurer

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Amaral
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alcides Azevedo
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Eduino Azevedo
Mr. Joaquim Avila
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manue l Andrade
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Likuino An drade
Mr. &amp; Mrs. David Audette
Mr. &amp; Mts. Joao M. Amaral
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose M. Alexandre
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manue_l _de Sousa Barbara
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Fil1pe Barbara
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose F. B~rc~los
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Mr. &amp; Mr~ Manuel S1lve1ra Brasil
Tony Mane C. Baroza
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Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Bettencourt
M Manuel Borba
M~: &amp; Mrs. Paul Begley
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose H. Borges
Amalganated Retiree Club
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles Caldeira
Manuel Cunha
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Fred Couto
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Stephen Campagnone
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Luis M. Costa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Costa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles Cardoza
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Amick Cabral
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Correia
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Serafim Costa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel F. Cabral
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Calouro
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Luis Calouro
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Leonildo Dutra
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Gabriel Dias
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Richard Dutra
Kerri &amp; Scott Dutra
Mr. &amp; Mrs. William J. Dume
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Arthur Decesare
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Carl DiPaolo
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Anthony Enus
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Dennis Enus
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Harold Enus
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Faria

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joaquim Avila Faria
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Carmelo Nascimento Ferreira
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Freitas
Mr. Jose Antonio Frejtas
Mr., &amp; Mrs. Albano Freitas
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Al Furtado
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose J. Freitas
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Luis Freitas
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel S. Faria
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Arthurs. Falcon
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Arthur F. Falcon
Lin da L. Falcon
Mrs. Ilda Garcia
M.Iss. Gorre tt·I GarcIa
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Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Alberto Garcia
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Garcia
Mrs. Etta Hassaf
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charle Jacinto
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Joaquim
Mr. John Joaqu im
Mrs. Gloria Jacinto
Mrs. Mary Joaquim
Mrs. Mary Jankowski
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joao Jorge
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Gus Longo
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jui Jaime Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel P. Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Anselmo P. Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jaime Sousa Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alfredo Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Helio P. Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Edwin P. Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose M. Leal
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Lopes
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Lynch
Mr. &amp; Mrs. An th0 ny Lima
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Don Long
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Madruga
Padre Reinaldo Matos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Luis Melo
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alberto Morais
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Helio M. Melo

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BOOSTERS
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Machado, Jr.
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Francisco Morais
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Leno Mendonca
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Marion Mattos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Edward Mahoney
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Kenneth Murphy
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose E. Moniz
Mr. Luis Manuel Machado
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Xavier Melo
Mr. Carlos Medeiros
Mr. Fernando Medeiros
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jaime F. Medeiros
Miss. Nelia Medeiros
Miss. Marilia Machado
Mrs. Lilia Marcelo
Mr. Jose J. Morais
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Garcia Melo
Mrs. Etelvina Oliveira
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Olivera
Miss Eva Olivera
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alberto Oliveira
Mrs. Adeline Padvoiskas
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Picanso
Miss. Rosemary Picanso
Mr. &amp; Mrs. James Peters
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Paulo Pinheiro
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Mario Pinheiro
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joao Parreira
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Francisco Pacheco
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Dom Reitano
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Anthony Rodrick
Mr. Olive Rosa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Angelino Ramos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Belmiro Rocha
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Lino Rocha
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alfred Rodrigues
Mr. Bart Reis ,
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose F. Rialejo
Manuel Reis &amp; Elvira Pinheiro
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joao P. Rita
Mr. Emidio Ramos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Santos

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel Azevedo Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Leonildo Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs.Manuel Antonio Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jost M. Silveira
Mr. Y Mrs. Carlos M. Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose G. Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Ant6nio Sampaia
Daniel &amp; Eva Sears
John &amp; Linda Sears
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Alfred Salomi
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Sears
Mr. Michael Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Raymond Silva
Mrs. Millie Sousa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Raymond Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. John Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Tom Sousa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Caesar Simoes
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Cappay Saab
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Vitor Joao da Silva
Mr. Tony Silva
Mr. Francisco
Goncalves
da Silva
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Mr. Jose Carlos Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Goncalves da Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jose Silva
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Mr. &amp; Mrs. Manuel G. Silva
Mr. A ntonio R. Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joao Sousa
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio S. Santos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Joseph Silva
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Wi lliam Texera
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Eugene Thornhill
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Antonio Teixeira
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Ro land Tardugno
Mr. Jose Travassos
Mr. Faustino Travassos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Armando Tavares
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Donald Vasconcelos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jeffrey Vasconcelos, Jr.
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jeffrey Vasconcelos
Mr. &amp; Mrs. A nt onio Valadares
Mrs. Pauline Winchell

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COMISSAO CENT~ AL DAS OBRA~ DE RENOVAyAO DA
IGREJA E RESIDENCIA DA PAROQUIA DE S. PEDRO E
S. PAULO DE LAW RENCE, MASSACH USETTS.
Pastor . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .
Presid ente . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vice-Presidente .
Secretario.........
Tesoureiro. . . . . . . . . .
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Vogais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Empreiteiro Geral
Arquitecto . . . . . . . . . . .

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REV. PAD RE REINALDO MATOS
RUI JAIME LEAL
MANUEL MADRUGA
MICHAEL SILVA
JEFFREY VASCONCELOS
TH OMAS SOUSA
HELIO DEMELO
HERMAN ESPINOLA
PETER SAMARIS

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SUB-COMISSO~S PARA A ORG~ IZAyAO DA FESTA DO ~
75~ ANIVERSARIO, PREPARA9AO DO LIVRO RECORDAyAO

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PADRE REIN ALDO MATOS
JEFFREY BASCONCELOS
RUI JAIME LEAL
MANUEL MADRUGA
JOSE GABRIEL SILVA
FLORA SILVA
ANTONIO GARCIA
ALGADIELA DE MELO
JOSEPH PICANSO
JOSE MARIA SILVA
MICHAEL SILVA
BELLA VASCONCE LOS

DAGMAR LEAL
SILVINA MADRUGA
OLGA SILV A
ETELVINA OLIVE! RA
OLDEMI RA GARCIA
ROSEMARY PICANSO
MARY ROSE PICANSO
CLARA B. SILVA
ADELINE RODRIGUES (Padvaiskas)
ANTONIO GERALDES
MARY ROD RIGUES (Sollomi)

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