Reminiscence · 2016-04-12 · The career of Donald Duck had its beginning with ... joint effort between the U.S. and Canada, had been ... “Captain Kangaroo”

Reminiscence

By Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A. CCC/SLP

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"Memory... is the diary that we all carry about with us." Oscar Wilde

Dedicated with love to my son

Douglas Alan Kilpatrick

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Copyright 2015 by

Communication Connection LLC

All of our products are copyrighted to protect the work of

the authors. You may, however, make copies of these pages

for individual use. Reproduction and distribution of any of

these worksheets for an entire company, school, or group

of professionals or resale of reproduced worksheets,

is strictly prohibited.

Every effort has been made to verify the dates and information

on the calendar. If you have a suggestion what might warrant

a change, please email Kathryn Kilpatrick

[email protected]

Just take a moment to recall these

happenings…

Share your memories and experiences…

Ask someone what they remember…

How to Use the Perpetual Monthly Calendar

1. Fill in the day of the week and date corresponding to the current year.

2. Following the event and birthday information for every day of the month

are a series of activities that correspond with each day.

SECTION A ‐ Yes and no questions

SECTION B ‐ Multiple choice options

SECTION C ‐ Factual questions

SECTION D ‐ Fill in the blanks

SECTION E – Conversation starters

PUZZLES

Fill in the missing letters

Crossword puzzles

3. There are various ways the activities (A B C and D) can be presented,

especially when used as a resource by speech‐language pathologists and

activity professionals.

* Read the daily entry to the person then recall some of the

information such as the main idea or a few details.

‐ If the person has difficulty, ask yes/no questions or offer 2 word

choices.

* Have the person read the daily entry then try and recall some of the

information such as the main idea or a few details.

‐ If the person has difficulty, ask yes/no questions or offer 2 word

choices

* Have the person write down a brief summary of the information.

Reminiscence Trivia Monthly Calendars and Activities

Each day of the week for an entire year offers an event and the birthdays of two famous

people. Each month has a wide variety of activities that refer back to each corresponding

day followed by several puzzles.

Section (A) Yes and No Questions

Section (B) Multiple Choice Questions

Section (C) Factual Questions

Section (D) Fill in the Blanks

Section (E) Conversation Starters

Fill in the Missing Letters ‐ puzzles with the words used in each month

Crossword Puzzle ‐ refers back to specific days of the month for the answers

Depending on how you want to use this product, you may prefer to have the months

organized consecutively followed by all the activities. All sections are conveniently labeled so

the availability of a flash drive allows you to create the format you feel works best for your

situation. A spiral bound workbook of this product is available for those who may not have

access to a computer or someone needing a more portable copy.

Speech‐language pathologists and activity professionals will have a wide variety of activities

for reminiscing, recall and memory, listening and reading as well as writing. All of the activities

can be modified for those with some difficulties by providing more cues as either written or

spoken hints.

NOTE: A spiral workbook version is also available and may be the perfect format for a home

carryover program or as a resource for conversation starters.

For additional reminiscence resources by Kathryn Kilpatrick,

visit the product section of Memory Fitness Matters

www.memoryfitnessmatters.com

ACTIVITY PROFESSIONALS AND SPEECH/LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS

These resources can be adapted for use with a variety of levels of functioning.

Providing the cues needed or reducing the amount of information presented at a

time are helpful possibilities.

If the puzzles seem to be too challenging, make a copy of the page and create

several versions where more letters are filled in. Once a person has become more

familiar with what is needed, some of those hints can be reduced. In some cases, a

task could be just that a person looks at the answer page and copies the answers.

Doing any of these activities together with a family member, care partner or friend

often creates some meaningful visits. It is also a great intergenerational activity as

well as a resource for those with dementia. Just increasing the amount of cues or

creating the opportunity for reminiscing are valuable tools for enhancing the

quality of time spent with others.

Looking for more ideas and information?

PRODUCTS at www.connectionsincommunication.com

or refer to the order form and information page at the end of this

product for additional resources including sample pages and blogs

with even more ideas!

Visit KATHRYN’S BLOGS on Eldercare Concerns and Memory Fitness

for additional ideas on ways to increase the variety of activities

available for all ages and levels of functioning.

Ask about Kathryn’s program Creating, Updating and Expanding Your

Memory Fitness Program

"Without our stories, how will we know it's us? Without the stories of others, how will we know who they are?"

Dudley Cocke

1980 The Cable News Network (CNN) made its debut as TV’s first all-news service, broadcasting 24 hours a day. 1926 Andy Griffith Actor 1937 Morgan Freeman Actor

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June 2 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1924 Congress granted full U.S. citizenship to all American Indians, enabling them to vote for the first time later in the year. 1941 Stacy Keach Actor 1948 Jerry Mathers Actor

June 3 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1972 Sally Jan Priesand was ordained as a rabbi in Cincinnati, Ohio, to become the first woman rabbi in the United States. 1925 Tony Curtis Actor 1945 Hale Irwin Golfer

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1942 The Battle of Midway began as ships of the U.S. Navy encountered the Japanese fleet. This was Japan’s first major defeat in World War II. 1917 Robert Merrill Opera singer 1924 Dennis Weaver Actor

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June 5 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1968 Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot in Los Angeles after claiming victory in the Democratic presidential primary in California. 1934 Bill Moyers Broadcast journalist 1949 Ken Follett Author

June 6 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1944 Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy, beginning the D-Day invasion of Europe during World War II. 1935 Bobby Mitchell Football player 1956 Bjorn Borg Tennis player

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1939 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the first British monarchs to visit the U.S., arrived in Niagara Falls, New York, later stopping at New York City and Washington, D.C. 1909 Jessica Tandy Actress 1917 Dean Martin Singer, actor

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June 8 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1966 The National and American Football Leagues announced a merger, effective in 1970. They agreed to meet in a championship competition and to hold a common draft of college players. 1936 James Darren Actor 1933 Joan Rivers Comedienne, TV talk-show host

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1934 The career of Donald Duck had its beginning with his first screen appearance in the animated film The Little Wise Hen. 1916 Robert McNamara Bank executive, cabinet member 1961 Michael J. Fox Actor


1935 Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in Akron, Ohio, by William G. Wilson and Dr. Robert Smith. 1922 Judy Garland Singer, actress 1933 F. Lee Bailey Lawyer

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1950 In an amazing comeback from a near-fatal automobile accident in 1949, golfer Ben Hogan won the U.S. Open. 1913 Vince Lombardi Football coach 1956 Joe Montana Football player

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1939 The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was dedicated at Cooperstown, New York. Among the first players inducted were Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb. 1924 George Bush 41st president of the U.S. 1928 Vic Damone Singer


1966 The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in Miranda v. Arizona, ruling that criminal suspects must be informed of their constitutional rights prior to police questioning. 1926 Paul Lynde Actor, TV personality 1951 Richard Thomas Actor

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1951 UNIVAC, the world’s first commercial computer, was demonstrated in Philadelphia and went into operation at the Census Bureau. 1946 Donald Trump Real-estate developer, author 1958 Eric Heiden Speed skater

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1924 Ford Motor Company announced the manufacture of its 10 millionth automobile. Before assembly lines were introduced in 1913, total sales were around 182,000. 1937 Waylon Jennings Singer 1963 Helen Hunt Actress


1989 Four golfers – Weaver, Wiebe, Pate and Price – shot a hole in one on the sixth hole at the U.S. Open golf tournament. 1943 Joan Van Ark Actress 1945 Roberto Duran Boxer

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June 17 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1972 The Watergate scandal began with the arrest of five burglars inside the Democratic Party National Headquarters in Washington, D.C. 1917 Dean Martin Singer, actor 1943 Barry Manilow Singer, composer

June 18 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1983 Sally Ride, a physicist, became the first American woman astronaut in space as the space shuttle Challenger was launched. 1942 Roger Ebert Film critic, author 1942 Paul McCartney Singer, songwriter


1910 Father’s Day was observed for the first time, in Spokane, Washington. It is now celebrated on the third Sunday in June. 1903 Lou Gehrig Baseball player 1954 Kathleen Turner Actress

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1948 Toast of the Town, hosted by Ed Sullivan, premiered on CBS. Every Sunday night this show brought a dazzling variety of entertainment into homes across the nation. 1924 Chet Atkins Composer, guitarist 1952 John Goodman Actor

June 21 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1948 The Columbia Broadcasting System introduced a “long-playing” record, a 12-inch vinyl disc that played at 33 1/3 rpm. 1921 Jane Russell Actress 1925 Maureen Stapleton Actress


1944 The GI Bill of Rights was signed by President Roosevelt, authorizing a broad package of benefits for veterans of World War II. 1941 Ed Bradley Broadcast journalist 1949 Meryl Streep Actress

June 22 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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1963 Jimmy Piersall of the New York Mets hit his 100th home run, then celebrated by running the bases backwards. 1927 Bob Fosse Choreographer 1929 June Carter Cash Singer

June 24 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1947 An Idaho businessman reported seeing unidentified, saucer like objects flying over Mt. Rainier, Washington. 1895 Jack Dempsey Boxer 1949 Phyllis George Sports announcer, Miss America


1962 The Supreme Court ruled that official prayer in public schools violated the 1st Amendment and was unconstitutional. 1925 June Lockhart Actress 1945 Carly Simon Singer, songwriter

June 25 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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1959 President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the St. Lawrence Seaway. This project, a joint effort between the U.S. and Canada, had been open to traffic since April. 1892 Pearl Buck Author 1961 Greg LeMond Bicycle racer

June 27 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1949 One of the most popular children’s programs Captain Video and His Video Rangers, premiered on the DuMont network. The show ran until April 1955. 1927 Bob Keeshan “Captain Kangaroo” 1930 H. Ross Perot Philanthropist, businessman


1919 Five years to the day after gunshots in Sarajevo, Bosnia, sparked a world war, the Treaty of Versailles was signed. This officially ended World War I. 1948 Kathy Bates Actress 1960 John Elway Football player

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1956 The Federal Aid Highway Act authorized construction of the first interstate-highway system in the United States. 1901 Nelson Eddy Singer, actor 1919 Slim Pickens Actor

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1971 The 26th Amendment was ratified, permitting an estimated 11 million new voters between the ages of 18 and 20 to vote in the 1972 election. 1917 Lena Horne Singer, actress 1966 Mike Tyson Boxer


Yes and No Questions: June (A)

Jun 1 Does CNN stand for Cable News Network? Jun 2 Did Congress grant full citizenship to all American Indians? Jun 3 Was Sally Jan Priesand the first woman congresswoman? Jun 4 Was the Battle of Midway a victory for the Japanese? Jun 5 Was Robert F. Kennedy shot in Dallas, Texas? Jun 6 Did the Allies storm the beaches of Normandy? Jun 7 Was Washington, D.C. the first stop of the British monarchs on their visit to the U.S. ? Jun 8 Did the AFL and the NFL merge in 1966? Jun 9 Did Mickey Mouse first appear in the animated film The Little Wise Hen? Jun 10 Was Alcoholics Anonymous founded in Ohio? Jun 11 Did Ben Hogan appear in the U.S. Open in 1950? Jun 12 Is the National Football Hall of Fame located in Cooperstown, New York? Jun 13 Do criminals have to be informed of their constitutional rights? Jun 14 Did the first commercial computer go into operation at the IRS? Jun 15 Did Ford Motor Company manufacture its 10 millionth automobile in 1924?


Yes and No Questions: June (A)

Jun 16 Did six golfers shoot a hole in one at the U.S. Open in 1989? Jun 17 Were five burglars arrested in the Watergate scandal? Jun 18 Was Sally Ride the first American woman astronaut? Jun 19 Was the first Father’s Day observed in Washington, D.C.? Jun 20 Did Ed Sullivan host the program Toast of the Town? Jun 21 Did NBC introduce a “long-playing” record? Jun 22 Did the GI Bill of Rights provide benefits for veterans? Jun 23 Did Jim Piersall play for the New York Mets? Jun 24 Was Phyllis George a former Miss America? Jun 25 In 1962 did the Supreme Court approve prayer in public schools? Jun 26 Did President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicate the St. Lawrence Seaway? Jun 27 Did Captain Video and His Video Rangers premiere on NBC? Jun 28 Did the Treaty of Versailles officially end World War I? Jun 29 Did the Federal Aid Highway Act authorize the construction of the first interstate-highway system? Jun 30 Did the 26th Amendment lower the voting age to 18 years of age?


Multiple Choice Questions: June (B) Jun 1 CNN made its debut as a (news) or (weather) service. Jun 2 The American Indians were allowed to vote for the (last) or (first) time in 1924. Jun 3 She became the first woman (rabbi) or (mayor) in the United States. Jun 4 The Battle of Midway began as (planes) or (ships) encountered the Japanese fleet. Jun 5 Senator Kennedy was shot after claiming (victory) or (defeat) in the presidential primary. Jun 6 The Allied forces stormed the (beaches) or (cities) of Normandy. Jun 7 King (George) or (Edward) VI arrived in the U.S. with Queen Elizabeth. Jun 8 There would be a common draft of (high school) or (college) players. Jun 9 Donald Duck had his first (screen) or (radio) appearance in 1934. Jun 10 Alcoholics (International) or (Anonymous) was founded in Akron, Ohio. Jun 11 Ben Hogan was in a near-fatal (car) or (plane) accident. Jun 12 Ty (Cobb) or (Jones) was one of the inducted players. Jun 13 Miranda v. Arizona was issued by the (president) or (Supreme Court). Jun 14 UNIVAC was the first commercial (airline) or (computer). Jun 15 (Chrysler) or (Ford) Motor Company announced the manufacture of its 10 millionth automobile.


Multiple Choice Questions: June (B) Jun 16 Roberto Duran was the (boxer) or (jockey) born in 1951. Jun 17 Five burglars were arrested (outside) or (inside) the Democratic Party National Headquarters. Jun 18 Sally Ride was a (physicist) or (physician). Jun 19 The first (Mother’s) or (Father’s) Day was celebrated in Spokane, Washington. Jun 20 Ed Sullivan brought a dazzling variety of entertainment into (homes) or (theaters). Jun 21 The “long-playing” record was (a 12 inch) or (a 13 inch) vinyl disc. Jun 22 Veterans of (World War I) or (World War II) were authorized a package of benefits. Jun 23 Jimmy Piersall celebrated his 100th (base hit) or (home run). Jun 24 He saw unidentified, saucerlike (planets) or (objects) flying overhead. Jun 25 The Supreme Court ruled official prayer in public schools was (constitutional) or (unconstitutional). Jun 26 Greg LeMond, (author) or (bicycle racer), was born in 1961. Jun 27 The popular children’s show began in (1949) or (1955). Jun 28 Five (years) or (days) after the gunshots in Bosnia, World War I ended. Jun 29 The first (interesting) or (interstate) highway system was authorized in 1956. Jun 30 There were more than 11 (thousand) or (million) new voters in the next election.


Factual Questions: June (C)

Jun 1 How many hours did CNN broadcast each day?

Jun 2 What were the American Indians allowed to do for the first

time?

Jun 3 Where was Sally Jan Priesand ordained as a rabbi?

Jun 4 What was the first major Japanese defeat?

Jun 5 What political party was associated with Robert F. Kennedy?

Jun 6 Which war is associated with the D-Day invasion?

Jun 7 Where in the U.S. did the British monarchs first arrive?

Jun 8 What did they decide to do about the draft?

Jun 9 What is the name of the cabinet member born in 1916?

Jun 10 What profession was associated with F. Lee Bailey?

Jun 11 What was amazing about Ben Hogan’s victory?

Jun 12 Who was one of the first inductees?

Jun 13 What was the name of the landmark decision?

Jun 14 What was UNIVAC?

Jun 15 When were assembly lines introduced?


Factual Questions: June (C)

Jun 16 Name one of the golfers that shot a hole-in-one.

Jun 17 How many burglars were arrested?

Jun 18 Which space shuttle was Sally Ride aboard?

Jun 19 When is Father’s Day celebrated now?

Jun 20 When was this show on CBS?

Jun 21 What was the size of the vinyl disc?

Jun 22 Who signed the GI Bill of Rights?

Jun 23 How did Jimmy Piersall celebrate his 100th home run?

Jun 24 What did the Idaho businessman report seeing?

Jun 25 What did prayer in schools violate?

Jun 26 When did the St. Lawrence Seaway open to traffic?

Jun 27 What part did Bob Keeshan play?

Jun 28 What was the name of the treaty ending World War I?

Jun 29 When was this Federal Highway Act passed?

Jun 30 How many new voters took part in the 1912 election?


Fill in the Blanks: June (D) Jun 1 CNN stand for the Cable _________ Network. Jun 2 Congress granted full U.S. ________________ to all American Indians. Jun 3 The ___________ Hale Irwin was born in 1945. Jun 4 This was ______________ first major defeat. Jun 5 Senator Robert F. Kennedy won the presidential primary in ________________. Jun 6 The D-Day invasion of _____________ occurred in 1944. Jun 7 After stopping in _____________ Falls, they went to New York City. Jun 8 The American Football League merged with the ____________ Football League. Jun 9 The Little Wise Hen was an animated ________________. Jun 10 The organization was founded by William ______________ and Dr. Robert Smith. Jun 11 Vince Lombardi and Joe Montana are both associated with the sport of ___________________. Jun 12 George ____________ was the 41st president of the U.S. Jun 13 Criminal suspects must be ____________of their constitutional rights. Jun 14 Donald Trump, real estate developer and _______________ , was born in 1946. Jun 15 The ____________sales of automobiles were around 182,000 prior to 1913.


Fill in the Blanks: June (D)

Jun 16 Weaver, Wiebe, __________ and Price shot a hole-in-one. Jun 17 The Watergate _______________ began with the arrest of five burglars. Jun 18 The film ___________ Roger Ebert was born in 1942. Jun 19 Father’s Day is now celebrated the third ____________ in June. Jun 20 Toast of the ______________was hosted by Ed Sullivan. Jun 21 The _____________ Jane Russell was born before Maureen Stapleton. Jun 22 The GI Bill of ___________ was signed by President Roosevelt. Jun 23 Jimmy Piersall of the New York _________ hit his 100th home run. Jun 24 These objects were flying over Mt. _____________. Jun 25 Carly Simon, singer and _____________ , was born in 1945. Jun 26 The St. _______________ Seaway was a joint project. Jun 27 Captain Video and His Video Rangers was a popular __________ program. Jun 28 The gunshots in __________ sparked a world war. Jun 29 Nelson __________ was both a singer and actor. Jun 30 The new voters were ________________ the ages of 18-20.


Conversation Starters: June (E)

Jun 1 Do you ever watch news on CNN? Jun 2 Have you ever visited an Indian reservation? Jun 3 How do you feel about women serving as members of the clergy? Jun 4 Do you like to read stories about historical events? Jun 5 What precautions do you think should be taken to protect political figures? Jun 6 What do you remember hearing about World War II? Jun 7 Name a state between New York and Washington, D.C. Jun 8 Would you prefer to watch a college or a professional football game? Jun 9 Name another character who appears in animated films? Jun 10 If you were to order something to drink, what would you choose? Jun 11 Have you ever known someone who has been in a serious accident? Jun 12 Which Hall of Fame would you like to visit? Jun 13 Have you ever been stopped for a traffic violation? Jun 14 How do you feel about using a computer? Jun 15 Name the type of car which a friend drives.


Conversation Starters: June (E)

Jun 16 Have you ever played miniature golf?

Jun 17 Have you ever witnessed a burglary?

Jun 18 How often do you go to the movies?

Jun 19 What are some things which are done to observe Father’s Day?

Jun 20 What is your favorite form of entertainment?

Jun 21 What form of music do you listen to?

Jun 22 What benefits do you feel a veteran should receive?

Jun 23 How would you have reacted if you had been there to see him

run backwards?

Jun 24 Do you believe there are such things as flying saucers?

Jun 25 Do you think prayer should be banned in schools?

Jun 26 Name two of the Great Lakes.

Jun 27 Name two other TV networks.

Jun 28 Name a position played by a football player.

Jun 29 Do you prefer to travel on highways or country roads?

Jun 30 Why do you think so many people never vote on election day?


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INDIANS KATHY BATES MCNAMARA

MIDWAY MIRANDA

NIAGARA FALLS NORMANDY SALLY RIDE

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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BACKWARDS FLYING

BENEFITS MERGER

BURGLARS PLAYING

CAREER POLICE

COMPUTER PRIMARY

DEBUT RABBI

DISC SEAWAY

FATAL SHOT

FLEET SIGNED


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1. Ben Hogan was involved in an accident that was near-_________.(Jun 11)

2. President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the St. Lawrence

_______________.(Jun 26)

5. The “long-playing” record was a 12’ unbreakable vinyl__________.(Jun 21)

7. The Watergate scandal began with the arrest of five___________.(Jun 17)

9. Criminals must be informed of their rights prior to questioning by

_______________________.(Jun 13)

10. The National and American Football Leagues announced a ___________.

(Jun 8)

11. In 1980 CNN made its________________________.(Jun 1)

12. When Piersall hit his 100th home run, he ran the bases ______________.

(Jun 23)

14. CBS introduced a record that was “long-___________________”.(Jun 21)

15. The GI Bill of Rights gave veterans many__________________.(Jun 22)

DOWN

1. The saucerlike objects over Mt. Ranier were________________.(Jun 24)

2. On June 5, 1968 Robert F. Kennedy was__________________.(Jun 5)

3. In 1919 the Treaty of Versailles was______________________.(Jun 28)

4. The Little Wise Hen was the beginning of Donald Duck’s _____________. (Jun 9)

6. UNIVAC was the world’s first commercial__________________.(Jun 14)

8. In the Battle of the Midway the U.S. Navy encountered the Japanese

___________________.(Jun 4)

9. Senator Robert F. Kennedy won the California presidential ____________. (Jun 5)

13. Sally Jan Preisand was ordained as a_____________________.(Jun 3)



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