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,A iNlaeara University, N. Y* —, 3takej$ Wi .Joyce of 208 Gorham] newly formed Sacred Heart Cath-| K £ 3 ^ a J # a i g u » . was one of 12' alio parish to providTTfwids tor tUt^MKtt fl»raed t o the dean's, the erection of a Church, School Mt 03E lienor in the School oil and Rectory officially dosed

rJpi«*«lo^»tlf lagara University, • Wednesday with ?* total of $103,-;il$&|dttsg to .the "Rev,. Joseph A.'; 619 according to the Rev. Ray-: ^ | p M ' £ p t t dean. • ' mond J. Wahl, pastor.

Total Of $103,619 Pledged i> Campaign For New $acred Heart Church, Owasce

Auburn — The t w o hour dri\*e among members of Auburn's

In announcing the total . Fath­er Wahl praised the outstanding work done by the many volunteer workers w h o canvassed the par ish Dec. 9, In a two h o u r e f fort

"My sincere thanks t o you all." Father Wahl said. "May feod re ward the wonderful spir i t of. the men. women, and children of the

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Sacred Heart Parish. I'm sincere ly thankful that I was sent here to assume the responsibilities of this parish."

Special words of praise were given to the following women of rhe parish who served the dinner Dec. 8 in St: Alphonsus parish hal l to kick-off t h e drive:

Mrs. William Davtes, Raymond « s * g a n , Francis-. Cojeijuwi* R o » . , ert McDonald, Gibson Brown, f * ~ * « y Raymond Mahaney, Charles Gos ler, Paul Williams, Joseph Hutch Ings, Wm, Byrne. Arthur Lawier. , Alfred Coppola. David Walter . ' and Misses Beth Vogel, Lee Craw- j ford. Carol Howard, Evelyn York-; er. Mary Ann Yorkey, Pat Herr-i

', l ing. Gert 43£alsh, Peggy Franc-zek. Betty Gaklik; Mary Pimm,

, Marion Hoadley, Qert Nagel , Mary Bellne/. Helen Hoadley, Elaine Bellnef. Diane Coppola, * Kathy Walter, Joan Smeaton a n d :

, Nancy Lawjar. Foley Associates Inc.. a Roch­

ester , N. V:.i rfind raising coun-" se t . asststedithe -various commitv-

t'ees during (jhe campaign.

Moderator MONSIGNOR Lawrence W. Gannon, V.E^nastor ot St. Ann Church, Hornell ahd dean of the Steuben Deanejry w h o has been named moderator of Steu­ben Deanery, Diocesan Council

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SA.CRKD HOEART CATHEDRAL ~~-̂ $usic tor Mdnjght MBauw at SacrM Hetet f)athedral wil l be sung; by lb** Girls' Choir under the direction of Slater Joas Mar­garet. !U>ufs? 1, Huybreirts is organist,

Chrltimaat carols and organ muaio will i>e heard at 3Jt:30 p. nu twtll the Beginning of Mags. -,TWa}Ho-**e~*ung.J?y.Jk* girls is in honor <xt the BlessedFWgiJr nasty, the work of Mr. Huy-btsattl, "Acbeste Rldelis" -wm be heatrd tit 'the Ofieratory and "AMgelt Wae Have Heaerd On High" titer the Mass, Recession* at"wll be Handel's "Alleluia catorus.'"

Elect Officers Rochester Court of the Ittugivts

of Equity' elected William J. Mass Proper .A. Edmund TozerfScahill as sir knight at thePow-Mass: Mlssa Choralis * &?$ Hotel Dec. 11. Also elected

Dora L. Rofice were: * Responses R, R. Terry] Thomas JacGarvey, vice sir Credo- From St Benedict knight; Kenneth Powers, Jec-

MasV! . . by-J Midler' turer; Johri Bonnejly, secretary; Cttfertory: Adeste Fiaeles

t Donalel Buner, assistant Traditional

Recessionals: Choir-; Angels', We Have Heard OnvHlgh - Old French Carol, Organ: For Unto. t t e ^ e h M - t e . B o m ^ ~ Handel's Messiah,- ""*"" '"

Organ Program at 10 and 12:18 o'clock Masses Christmas Day. Prelude: CanUque D e Nofll

.\. Adolfo Adams Kyrie: Jesu, Joy of Man's

Desiring J. S. Bach Credo: Simlonie Pastorale

Handel's Messiah

secre­tary; WilUara Morrlssey, finan­cial secretary; James Kennedy, treasurer; Martin Scahill, audi­tor; Daniel Bucldey, conductor; Patrick Connors, warden; Thorn-as-PJieJan^ inside guard; Patrick J, Murphyr~l^h^el-7J5!j-~Ryatu.. Christopher EJelanty, James Mc-^ahon, J/lerenee, 0'Co»neli , Thorn Eayis, trustees.

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Communioiu Adeste ifideles nual Clyistmas Party of Newark aditiopali Council, Knights of Columbus In

Newark Community Center on rith«rr» ~Xn&iBiir~~-f-Maa. AnntgL^WJlJtley, Soggrano World ........ G> I. Randel Sunday, Dec. 23. * ^ainoiio w o n ™ . solojst " ""'Mr. Adrian A. C^stofina, Organ • Grand Knight iten- Filippello

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I Marriage Book Co-Authored i By Nazareth Instructor ? - The contribution made by one of i u J acuity members to

literature in the field of marriage and the family nmuiced-ht i*iazare±h College today.

The announcement followed the release of a book entitled Sancti-

• 5 ty and Success In Marriage, S whose ~co-editor i* Norma L. m Scavlllo. Instructor of Sociology ffl at the College S Bpfore Joining the Nazareth S faculty. Miss Scavilla was en-rS» gaged in editorial work at the • t •>'. ;ft i Family Life Bureau,of the Nat- L ,

lonal Catholic Welfare ' Confer- | " eneein Washington, D. C. In col­laboration with the Rt. Rev. i

j Mssr. Irving A. DeBlanc Direc- V tor of the Bureau, IRe compiled"! & and edited the recently published

4& volume,

%*, riagc Is an anthology consisting 3 | of selected papers read ot the

T 195*5 National Catholic Confer-pnee on Family Life.

The book contains contribo-, t ions from prominent sociolo­

g i s t s , marriage counselors, psy­chologists, psychiatrists, medical

jg, m e n , and leaders in the family Hi apostolate movement.

S Among the contributors are: T h e Most Reverend Richard J. Cushing, Archbishop of Boston; Carlo C. Zimmerman. .Harvard

H I , University; Rev. John L. Thomas, " S J . . Institute o f Social Order:

, Alphonse H. Clamcns, Director of t h e Marriage Counseling Center,

i Catholic University; Alexander i A, Schneiders, Direetor of P s y j chologlcal Services, Fordham Uni-: verslty; John J. Kane, head of De­

partment of Sociology, Univer­s i t y of Notre Dame; Rev. Lucius F . Cervantes, S J - ' Regis College;

1 Brother Gerald J'. Schnepp. SA1„ I St. Mary's University. | THE ANTHOLOGY treats ful j ly of the religious, social and pay-1 meat of the assistant professor

O. Holy Nlglit .. | Adam Joan Dakfan. soprano, William

Fleming, baritone I Silent NlghJt ., .^ Gruber

Mixed Choir Hugh Dodge: Organist a n d Choir;

Director T h e Mass

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Kyrie: frorxs Mlssa Parce Domlne Plum

Mr. Adrian A. C&storina, Organist.

•Mr. Daniel L. Davis, Choir Director.

said Santa Claus will attend the big program scheduled to start at 2 p.m. Dr. Bruno Maressa is general chairman.

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•VVllllnm F l e m i n g , soloist and ' Choir Sa.nc!us: f r o m Mlssa Solonelle

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CORPUS CfiRISTI 0 K O B C H R t . Bev, MCstgr. John E. 3I«ney,

Administrator Solemn M a s s e s at Mldrxiglit

«zxd 11 a. m. Preludes; Traditional Caarols by

Choir. O r ^ a n : Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming; Jesu, «Joy of Man's des i r ing — J. S. B a c h .

Processlonatl: Tollite Hotims v

C. S t . Saens

Kin in Rochester ^ w ^ , Very Rev. Hugh Edtvard Dunn. I P i r S f n S C Q T O

S.J., -fiewly' named rectorpresi-' dent of John Carroll University, Cleveland is the uncle of DT. Edward L. McDermott, of 249 Plnohurst Road, Brighton.

Announcement of t h e appoint

College Student Writes Article

Her experiences as tfca* first i , _ _„o ; ^ __ _.. . Negro student at Nazareth Col-,

c'fiologlcat aspects t>f taarftage. j of soaelogy at the -©ntversityjlege, Rochester arc related by

May t h e Birth Day of the Prince of Peace bring Peace to your heart and your home. . . . may you spend this Christmas Day in joy, love and fellowship . . . may all things good be yours in over­flowing measure . . . this Is t h e wish of

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discussion of practical measures for promoting success in mar­riage and in family life.

Another section deals exclusive­ly with problems currently con­fronting the American Catholic family. At the end of each chap­ter "tfiere is. a list of questionsv

M r 9..Georgla Conner Y o y n g

sion groups. MI«s Scavilla joined the Naz-I

blood '48, tsa a George Cooper Retire* January 1337,

Due to retire o n ' D e c 31 with |<3»thollo Digest othera ofv Rochester Gannett j article, Newspapers is George <5. Cooper i Titled "TPlea oL 529 Lake View Bark, cliief i l o r Love," Mrs. machinist of the Times-Union. At Youngblo o d ' s one time he also headed the firm

latended-to-be-ot-use-to-discus- -Avhlch-prJnte4-4he-Ck»irler4our^ -eommeiitai^oi n*J. He atarted wlUt taw Times-Union in 1914.

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The youtng woman csamo to Nazareth f r o m Austin, T e x a s on recommendUatlorj of a Missionary Sister of tht Immaculate Con ceptjon and majored In IBioloBy.

'Completing the clinical train Injg foi Medical Technologists at t h e OS Marine Hospital in Statcn Island, she accepted a position, *fc-"Walter Reed ^Hospital, Washington, D.C, wheie she re-: maincd unt i l her mainagce tolDr Theodole H . YoungbloodE, Ji in 1953 Doctor and Mrsv Youhg-blooilnow-^rJesldnn G*Ie«ia Park, Texas

Mrs, Yokxttgblood Is a member o f tht Beta. Pal Omega Chapter o f the^AlpJia Kappa AIp3ia Sor­ority In T e x a i .

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jo.Ml^\ Society will faold Its eighteenth annuar convention at Mamuette ^Inlversity. KftlWalikee,, WttcoMlR. l>ec. 27-29

Sister MLJPaulette, C3aairman o f th* Sociology and tere social

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TBB COB and Iron m i possible to gi mentary pict der tatalitari ticularly of ' bers of t h e what gllmps up to this:

In norther open season dreds of pri< area that w Church in s o ting in Jails, desecrating: nacles, and t ed to attend mocking the Befs,'—$- •

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