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Gemld Sass» a member ostitis gear's Wflduatingf class of 1&. A u t o ' s Seminary W&r awarded a schotahip of three
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Rtfteetth anniversary of his
years by the Sagtfeta Foundation* Oijthqife l e v e r s t y tfJcwa&w oWrve^ bythe 3 5 t ' America ac^rdfcig to the Itev.t „ ^ J v* »*tt.^w».*2,r* ^T».J' ™ w p f
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John 1* J&Corsnicfc S,g„ aej&ng (foundation president * "THIS A,wAff» is one ot eight granted to seminarians throughout the Unlied. States aittf grants ^utl tmrion and living expenses far three -years at the Catholic IZniVersUy lot the special study of philosophy, leading to a Mas twit's degree in that science.
Th's unusual honor is the" sec ond scholastic; distinction won by Sass who i s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hemes? S\.Sas% 664- IStartan St* .Rochester " '• ' y -
5|sro yfi*us^Q*^erry ,* :as he fs feiown to Mends and class*' mates won one-of the New Xark
i State scholarships on comple-| jtion of his high school 'course in St. Andrew's Seminary-
If iris s graduate of Oar Lady teal: gclp •Schooi nadar
*\«*wrasS SSC5 * t , i S S L ^ F o ^ y observed the an! . niyassiiryr privately at a Mass1
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S Ordinary thanked all who had l<SQoj^8te(f during; ^ y e a r s ? winch h*ve hr^ught many Mess-J Hf i° "S DJoce^-«t "Syfac e. ; Bishbp Focry was ConsecrAtM
as the fltm K O u ^ of Syracuse
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Bishop ffoei^ -\V«ii |i#t<55m|Ic»isr'
' Director o f ftdehester Cfathoiicj
Rochesfermn fakes Vows 4s firof/ier
Brother Alfred Mtchell of Rochester WQS among 29 yo«ns Brothers who after conyjlertos
Nheir yeour of xeligioiis formaUon asi iovice; on Augr^prorajuncect their first vows at St. Joseph Kovitiate, RoIHhg: Brairie, tod. JB members of the Brothers' Society of the Congregation of the Holy Cross.
been jfte assistant pastor -ft^d • later pastor* of Our Lady of ML - Carmel Church here, from 1916
to 1932. Bom in Rochester' on July £6,7
1S90, he was educated in S t Andrew's and S t Bernard's Seminaries and ordained in June, lOlfi. j
Unprecedented success a n d progress has marked Bishop Foery*s administration o f the Diocese of Syracuse, over the 15 year period. The Catholic population of Ms diocese fs 272,978 cared for by 35S priests. The diocese is divided into 183 parishes and has many schools, religious institutions, hospitals and a college for men.
fag^t^rMGmk sulfa -Mm * U r » S h £ f t V&&& v^ek of th6 GiviV Encattromentl **>««!««• nnuwr' *m '8t«w4 w Lahip SteHa MaR»B, Gonesus Lako, will be a visit ftwn Wi«f»'»*d*«««» »°«% *«**" W * ' N N y B i s h o p K ^ 6 y , w t t M ^ S S S S T * " * * « * ! ; l ^ f z ^ " ^
jflirtur* Wood, tfnd« W»btr; ' # p « t t i 1|(in*W» sink, U«tf Clire Ifoun*. f ' •,, '
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fe«tt ks :6S«#; -ife^'. fries depuijyEhlghtesei
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tedfeate tvyo newi Rabins, Cabin St'Jolm'JPiaher has, been erected In memory of the late highly'ess* teemed S&v, >Vaiter; Av Fischer J
(who; ^vas the second director of] ICWiip Stella Marls;,' The seqonal n?^r cabin, named S t t& after St, ]t»a the Gpeat, will be dedi« cated foNthe memory «pf Leo F. 'iAPAjm Jr^aj former camper W Stella Maris. X I \„
The campets haVoriyranged a ^pecdal pageant porijtaslng: tlie lpparltlbn of our BlesscalMtather i|"^tinnau^ j.< •• ^ \ -;tr*e ioUowlnig: giris are .now®
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26 On Stella Maris For Girls1
v Encampment Personnel of t h e Counseling Staff o f Camp Stella Maria
l o r the Girls; Encampment; now underway, w a s anhQinwed flt tho camp today.
For Wvmm Set At Cetmcle j IXv<5 closed, l e l r e a t e for women, two days o f reeottectiott
a n a t i t e Holy Houy during September were annotmced by t h e Re lMeus of O u r Lady o f the Cenacle at the Cenacle Convent,
693 East Avenue* 1h£s week-
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Ma^WngJie Feast of the Im-[women's Retreat Rev. aiwin 'maculate Hejrt of Mary today Haungs, SJ. (Ausr. 22y His Excellency SSslion c . 1 , . - 4^ M _. T
Sept 19 to 21—St Jerome's 'Sodality Business Women. Rev.
(Aug; 22* Sis EsceKency BSshop iKearney Vflii ce&brate Mass on fihe Convent lawn at, S_a.m., 'WeatJher permitting. An are to-
[hfited' fo 'asslst; the Sisters fald. f.^pie JSejpieatfcer schedule fol-tofts; • • . • • ' • ' — " — " '-.—:—
[Herbert aancy, SJf. ! Sept. St to 28—Preparation for (Marriage Retreat Rev. Daniel OXeary, OJ>fX
. XaiwrBay w***en*Klre«*wIll| opHtlErl&^AttgV 5Hfc at 6 p.tn, ancj.clewed, on - Monday. Sept. 1 , %mot l?ay jit 4 pm^wjlr* 1hef R«(w JToha' Cjiraji* SwR
.' Sftpfe.* l * ^ - ^ t ; * a t r K r « ' S 9 -dality in JElmira. and GepettO.
jDora. DarnaiUl Wjnaai. / - .;. | Sep«ii8<ol«—Youn^BtainMar
District leaders Named In K, of C.
John J. Kinney, 860 Culver Road, was appointed district dep-ujty of the New York State Knights of Columbus 58th district, this week, by State Deputy Thomas L Fitzgerald of Nw York City.
Najned district deputies over K. of C. councils In the Rochester diocese are: Frank X. Rhode, Elmlra. 54th distriqt; Avery Nea-gle. Auburn, 57th unci Harold A. Smith, DansviHe. 63rd.
Appointed in adjoining districts are: Joseph P. Rlpton, Le Roy, 59th; J. Hugh Rcilly, Niagara [Falls, 62nd; and 'William N. Nix. Cortland, 55th. . ,
STATE' COMMITTEES wSl be [headed by the following according t o State Deputy Fitzgerald: Audit, Denis A. Mansfield, Sara-
{toga Springs; Boy Life, Prank {Telle, Herkimer: Catholic Affairs. Otto H. Koch. Buffalo; Conservation, wailam. P..^Jlfe, Staten Island. "x *'
^«liy. ftrtMetn M : « * . * > . ' ~ Gent«i M.*xs Sandra Howiiril. Mary
Princes DairtJ; Hlltom Domtnicn I3«r. "dona: LlironU Ctnit •" "Billey. >. • .
Mt. Marries Dnrbcra Jtltn Httttejon; rtnI«Mi BotK) S»rie OtiTiSf, Patricia
BcotUTlilei Kathtuwn Gtavio. Wckattr* Slaty Beatrlc* Bcltcrman,
Judy BeUcrxaiui. Itadwattn C)«lr» Applcman, Joan Mar-
Unit, Barbara Brnirtqn, Barbara Bakar, E«im» BaumaJi. Marssret Onnna, Paola Burke. Ann Cany. Mary Jo Carey. Pat-Uo CmhUl, Moira CulUnan, Barbara Oar-tot, Shtrron Cournecn, Qail Bristol, Mtry Ellen Brenna. Mary Lu Bowlt«,
I Nancy ' Ccrbett. Kat sy Clinton. Afene : Collins. Jean Cruttandtn, Jcanlo Cush-I nult. Bevcrir CioSi, Diane Chriitlan. Eojcmkrie Carey. i
Ourwen Par«», Debby Boberty, Kay Dwjer, Ellen Daiuth. Kathleen Doyle. Stum Ebert. Carol Ecue Ebcrt, Lynn Ely, Sbella FitHlmmonj. Jcanctto rlne-tan. Ponnalee t'aulkner. Karen- DaBoU. Sally Bray. Pattl Jo DIPrtoa, Valwje DcSintia. laOy Deck. •
Joanne Kanlacl. Patricia Galliano, Gall Grecorar. Maureen Gunn, Linda Gunn, Mary Fat - Growney, Carolyn Gllhool, SUrgarct Mary Gelger. Joicphlne Glor-rf,„„ T 1.1-- - • - - - — -
The executive director to.tlie'-, t J > .yv —-**-*
Qtttem in charie •*«: Mary A U H e S V l H e S f l r i Q e Jsnnlck, dir^t%Glrk catnp;1* — J -
ager{>^jtJri8 Formicol»r store manageiv^x • -^^fKennetfl^Short Is program
Senior program director Is | Serjior
Tour To Draw Many More than 60 re$erv«tions have
been made for the Pilgrimage to the North American Martyrs
- . ^ ^ ^ ^ Shrine at jAuriewMejmJSunday. ^aOy Delbridge-xSerjiorl^P*^'K."tt was announced by the>
S ^ e , » ^ arei M l s s Ann>#tis-I Knights of Columbus iponsorlng: fence, Miss Jean Alalmo I M , ^ pUgrirnafe, ISpris Formicola; Miss Mary S&engleta, "tweenie", program 4»-
<ianot_ Joisphlno Giordano. Marianne Gor-din, Viralnla Holj. Dolores Holt, Dlanne Howie. Ell". *»<"-- T — «**— " Howie, £ilea Bme, Join fiFna.
Anne, Hi Peenr
DAYS OF Recollection: Thursday, Sept 18—St. John's
Parish, Greece. Rev. L. Johnf Hedges wJUigive. the medications.
X Thttrwiay, Sent. fS —• Assomp-i l retttKjtiorj* oX the Ble»»d Virgin Biary
'Pariah, Fafcport, Rev. FrancM |B*naro. . / I
HirtyMiDttr'forthe fatemlons oi priests, 8 to S pxa., Jihursday, Sept. 4 Rev; RfcharrJpTorrhey.
Staten Island. General Plan, A
T« ister
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Herbert. Mary- Anne, Haas. . Hart, Nancy Bale. Cynthia Huurtnan, Mary Hollaext, Joan Hayea, Barbara Huunruan.
Jinrt Jnialiteo, Patty Jonea, Eleanor Kawka. Carol Kltnjler. Judy Kretchmer. Joanna Klichntea, Carofytl lawrfr.-Joj*» Laloj.. Htrirxa Loteclke. Patty Lincoln, Carolyn Lt»lfe. Linda. Lenhard. Jail Eenhanl. Sire IJeehoer. Kathktn t«cfiner, Mrr«$iih LaHoy, Bonn* Lech-Irfter, Lxnn LeBlanc. Linda Leary. Leah £«ary.
Yvon?MS Haetaeaa. Eileen tlahosey, Nasty. Murphy. Anna MJnton. Carol Kdrpfir. Lorraine Merltno, Patrlela Me-Ooneld. Mary Jane Mob*. Maureen McKay, Judy McKay. Jntty Nawrockl, Patty Orlco. Barbara Orlco. Patty O'BHan.
Judy Parker. Mar-caret Pvakarcajk. i a n a £>niri
P»rli. Rita Palermo. Judy Orlartdo. Enth KOCBeSier,
rector; Senior Counselors,^-Tweenie Campj" Mrs- Edward Male-I^CsKi p a Miss Alison Wagner.
Junior Counselors, "tweente^ Camp" are the Mi^es Regirta Belva, Angle Seminatore and Joan Skeet; Miss Mary Lou Dwyer, Junior Carop^ program director; Miss $ary tiMonica, senior counselor, junior camp.
Senior counselors, junior camp are: the Misses Joan Kress, Sally Luna. Jean Flynn and Virginia Manzohe.
Miss Jean Arndt, AJI.C. Water Safety Instructor, is waterfront director and Miss Jean Alaimo,
['assistant. Miss Josephine La-Rocco is itKCharge of cook-boys and cook girts. Sister Mary Vir-J ginla is camp nurse.
Cook boys are: Peter Cour, neen, David Connor and Bernard! Faglrt. all of Caledonia, and J?*t-rick Lynch, Michael Kelly and Richard Saxton, all of Rochester; cook girls are: Elizabeth Turner. Palmyra, and Kathy Moynlhan, Bessie Tudesclo, Delphlne Dwyer and Shirley Bellanger, all of
The trip is a state-wide project qf %»K. of C, anfiHslJJtclHwey Blshopi^earney will pirejach the sermon at-the Shrine. The Bishop is a former state chaplain of the 'order. \
Arrangements locally are in charge of Charles Ai^iieker, faithful navigator o f the Rochester Fourth Decree Assembly, ft. OtC.
Plans call for a special train: to >iemve the Rocheiter station of the New York C e n t r a l a t T t n i Reservations may b e made at Tucieer'i Catholic S|*cp or with Financial Secretary Joseph M. Miller, K. of C. clubroomi, Columbus Civic Confer.
un Ayi ksers; HlstQrlcal^Willlam Si. Wai-
izer, New YorJjfriistiraBce, Frank
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, fawwsH. Gorman of 58 Carver-j date Dtv Brighton -«r«s imur»eilj dfcularJojt director o f the G a * nett'l?j5os^*i'3K«fti^iip^ri- auid
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I at Patersofl, Ni J, He is a veteran iof; • tter - nropean- artd l*ad/"' Tb**t«r» to WMd,WarlT. ; f W a r vi«nn# wm c^lr his first' S«emA-~lHas* oX Slmif&y,
•• August 20t &t tr^ ~ ' Cortland.
A. Reis, Kingston; Lecture, James F . McCaifen, Watertown; Legis-;IatlveXjohn F. Syincmds, New York; Membership, Frank- X.
Ith, Brooklyn. Uetreats, FraHk t). 3. Flana-
jgan, Ftushfagj Scholarships, Ed-iward F. HargrovcJ, Broolclyn; [Bowling, Thomas J. •Christian, Oswego; Ceremonial, Edward J. Ktinztoger, Brooklyn: Civic Affairs. Joseph R. Corso. Brooklyn; Spirts, Ralph J, McFtriand, Ken-more; Pilgrimage* Joseph I* Melody, Bronx, and Adviser to Auxiliaries, .Bernard T.. D'Arcy,
Chairmen and district deputies will meet with state oSHcers at iBotel Copmodore, fJcwr York, on 'Surhdajs, Sept ?.,
Gaila Mass Granville, Fraaee — ( N O —
Men from all walks o f liff gath* ered together htra t o attend m "Guild" Mass, iponsored by their various trade and professional organizations. The Mass has tt> b e celebrated in th« -public sc-usre; no church « u large enough to hold-ths hugt crowd that turned 'out
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