Page 26 - Dictionary of Heraldry and Related Subjects

Called to the Priesthood

Canike, Fernand: secular priest, born in Hammond; son of Joachim Caniere and Florida Richer. Ordained
by Msg. Vachon 16 May 1948 in Hammond.

Marta], Go-Paul: secular priest, born in Hammond 9 August 191 5; son of Joseph Martel and Ida Benson.
Ordained by Msg. Vachon 29 June 1940. Was curate first in Sarsfield, then ChGte-a-Blondeau,
Hawkesbury, Casselman, Papineauville (Qu), and Gatineau. Named Parish Priest in Luskville and finally
inRipon, Qu. in 1959. Died 11 October 1976 in Ripon where he had worked for seventeen years.

Martel, Lawent: secular priest, brother of Leo-Paul, born in Hammond 3 1 October 1920. Ordained to the
priesthood on the 16 May 1948 by Msg. Vachon in the very church where he had been baptized,
St.Mathieu. Was curate in Sarsfield, Plantagenet, Thurso, Hull and Montebello, named Parish Priest in
St.Pierre parish in Wakefield.

Ordained to the Diaconate

Rsnaud, Andre: born 18 June 1942, married to Andrke Lachaine on 26 December 1968, was a school
principal with the Carleton Catholic School Board until his retirement in the spring of 1986. He was
ordained a deacon by Mgr. Plowde on the 14 May 1978, and, as such, Andre helps the parish priest in his
many duties, with the exception of Confession and celebrating Mass.

Called to the Religious Life

Brassew: two daughters of Arthur Brasseur and Marie Couture became Sisters of Ste.Anne in Lachine,
Qu

Carrikre, Ida: born in Hammond 1 July 1907, daughter of Mathias Carrike and Nodie Pemer. Entered
order of the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception in 1932. Missionary in the Philippines and interned in
a concentration camp by the Japanese from 1941 to 1945.

Charlebois, h: daughter of Ferdinand Charlesbois and Zelia Brunet, born in Curran 23 November,
1898. Moved to Hammond with her family as a young girl. Entered the Grey Nun order, with her sister
Malvina, on 15 February, 1924. Became a nurse, worked in various hospitals in Eastern Ontario. Died
O~l.1959.

Charlebois, Malvina: sister of Anna, born in Curran 27 February, 1900. Grey Nun in 1924 with her sister.
Worked in various orphanages and old people homes in Ontario and Quebec until her death on 11 April,
1984.