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break ground for a new $2.3
million; donnitory during September. The building, wntai
If you hay*
will house 414 students, is ex-;
Luanda, Angola — (NC) •
petted to be completed in Sep;
office experience
The patron of the Portuguese
By Nary Tmley Daly's spouse, ,
tember, 1§66. The dormitory
artillery battalion stationed at
Or training
is the third building in the
John Jay Daly, the "Head of the Home'
Maquela do Zombo, St Anthony
university's 10-year developof Padua, has now been made
fc^A
ment program. Already coman-honorary-lieutenant colonel
rather agitated, came **Maybe you can take it, you
pleted are a science hall and
t h e experience was not new
downstairs on the double, verg- two, since you're M a r i n e s,'
library.
to St Anthony, who was born in
ing on the triple,
Ginny shot at us, from ambush,
'the 12th century in Lisbon. In
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"but I cant." With that, she
a chapel in Lagos, Portugal,
This has got to stop," she stomped out of the living rooin,
there is a statute of the saint
declared, determination written spiked heels and all.
wearing the red sash of an 18th
all over her face.
Jiejltury__BoEtuguese._c.oJ-ojj-el J^»1PJmy _jysJ3n.nLea^==u.
""^ter~antew~nnomentsi-of-si=
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across his brown habit,
''"What's gotta, stop?"
lence (the kids had gone to
A Day, Week or Month!
o
"This noise. This banging of sleep) Ginny stomped back with
an idea.. These were'her stompPatronize our
Immediate openings
doors. This . .'". This
ing grounds:
Advertisers
for experienced:
"Who's banging doors, dar"I've decided," she announced,
ling? Who's making,noise?"
TYPISTS
'to protect two people who need
"As if you didn't know," she protection."
CLERICAL
said, sarcastically. "The chil"From what?"
dren, of course. The visitors."
SECRETARIES
"From
grandchildren,^
she
DICTAPHONE &
Of course, that would be it.
Hondt, I won't fight with Sit tnymort if you'll UU m* to th a WAR
For several days we've had vis- shouted. "From the Chinese fire
KEY PUNCH
MEMORIAL whart I c*n it«, buy
itors—a boy and a girl; two drill, the banging of doors."
Uy with, f«d «nd p«» 4.0» inlmtl
E•bl*t Including lqu«n«i Menktyi,'
of our grandchildren.
OPERATORS
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grandchildren but we've had Next day we learned through
t-10.
the
grape
vine,
the
Grapes
of
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what comes along naturally with
MRS. GREGORY KLEISLETV MRS. KENNETH CHALKER
MRS. PETER CLARK
grandchildren—built into 'em; Wrath vine, that Ginny has
wmwimtpQn PERFECT nuiiiinn
started
a
new
addition
to
the
mostly noise.
conglomerate Societies of AmerKleisby - Yawman
Chalker - Ley decker
Clark - Maggio
DIAPER SERVICE
For several days it has been ica. As usual we came by this
information
from
over-hearing
Miss Marcia Juliette Yawman,
Miss Judith Louise Leydecker, Miss Mary Susan M a g g i o ,
anything but peaceful.
a telephone conversation, though daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Not until now, however, not we" deny emphatically that we rence J. Yawman, Winboume liam Leydecker, Rumson Rd., F. Maggio, Wedgewood Drive,
Rd., and Gregory Paul KleisUiy, and Kenneth Edward Chalker, Gates, and P e t e r D. C l a r k ,
until Ginny came stomping down are eavesdroppers:
the stairs, has there been a "Yes," Ginny was telling a son of Mrs. Allen Kleisley atnd son of Mrs. Lester Chalker and Thurston Rd., son of Mr. and
BABY WASH, INC.
715 SIBLEY TOWER
the late Mr. Kleisley, Walnut trie late Mr. Chalker, Lyons, Mrs. Alfred Clark, Manchester,
complaint. We're so happy to
have' the* little ones, God bless pal, "and I imagine your par- SL, were married Sept. 18 in were married Sept. 18 m Sa- N.H., were married Sept. 4-ln
454-2642
ents would like this idea, too. Holy Family Church, Rochester. cred Heart Cathedral, Roches- St. Helen Church*
em.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
It is simply this: To protect
HtWHiifllfflMPli
ter,
the old folks from their sons Monsignor George J. Schmitt
BEAR WITH THEM
Father
James
Lawler
officiFather Edward A. Zimmer of- ated.
and daughters who impose upon officiated.
ficiated.
That is what Ginny was told, their parents, making 'em baby
Maid of honor was Miss Jacas a reminder; "Suffer the little sit. Get the idet?"
Bridesmaids were M i s s e s Maid of honor was Miss Joyce
queline LeBeau. Bridesmadds
children," Ginny . . . and you
and David Clark was his
were Misses Kathleen Cc*dy, Margaret Kropac, Audrey Allis Torti
know tfee rest of that
brother's best man.
Ginny's listener got the idea. Christine Hofschneider, Mary and Carol Chalker.
Anne Klueber, Judith ScaJzo,
"Yes," s h e acknowledged, So did we.
Best man was Ralph Filippel"that's just i t Of such is the The new organization wiU be P a t r i c i a Cameron and Mrs. lo. Ushers were Bruce Lester,
Richard
Bradley.
Kingdoxtf of H e a v e n when
Bruce Warren and Gerald InCHURCH SUPPLIES AND RELIGIOUS AMICUS
Save money, delight friends they're asleep, but when awake called, we heard Ginny whisper
carnate
with useful, decorative bath . . . Daddy, you've got to put in the phone, The Society for Peter Morreale was best man,
MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE
accessories! Easy to crochet an- end to this noise, this bang- the Prevention of Cruelty to Ushers were Robert RegelsbergMAKING
TRANT'S THEIR ONEer,
Sandc
Macaluso,
Andrew
Aling of doors, this slaying of Grandparents. I n i t ia 1 s are,
FIVE Glamor Gifts — each the pie>anno . . ."
locco, Charles Bellinger, Rlchtard
STOP SHOPPING CENTER FOR
about $1 to crochet. Pattern
TSFTPOCTG.
Vaccaro and P. Jerome Steed,
ALL THEIR RELIGIOUS NEEDS.
895: hose-hamper; tissue-box
"Remember, Ginny," she was
cover; flower spare tissue- reminded, "you, too, were once
roll cover; 2 hangers.
a baby. But, as you leave your
teens,
you forget."
Thirty-five cents (coins) for
each pattern — add 15 cents
"Maybe so," she said. "I'm
SEE OUR COMPIETC SELECTIONS
for each pattern for first-class not a baby any longer. As I
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Members of St. Patrick's Fraternity of the Third
AU STERLING ..
Frow — $3.60
New York, N.Y. 10011. Print foot, looking at her mother and Order of St. Francis, will meet at 3 p.m. o nSept. 26. at
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Newest knit, crochet fash"Gimvy," her mother warned, at 2:15 p.m. by Master of Postu- time to convey wheelchair and
ions in our 1966 NEEDLElants Robert Huether. Richard bed patients to the auditorium
figiting,
"please, leave my age Wheeler,
CRAFT CATALOG—see 210
Vice-Minister Prefect for the 7:30 p.m. Mass, colcb*ratWE CARRY THE EVEt-l»OPULA*
out
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designs, 3 free patterns printof the Fraternity will instruct ed by Father Brace Ammordng,
"ROSARY NOVENA" — ALSO A
ed in catalog. Plus embroi"Now listen, little one," Ginny novices during the temporary chaplain.
absence
of
Novice
Master
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was wa Irneri_hy_hgr_wgrJnyjng
sld^Rinnrrrger^Aayanei^w&L is. A visiting priest delivers the
B*ACEUTS-ANr> DEVOTIONAL
daddy,
"don't
start
shooting
sermon.
Volunteers
may
alsor
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Interested in the Third Order of
NEEDLECRAFT—25 patterns ages at us, your Mommie and S t Francis is Invited to attend. celvo Holy Communion. City
buses make regularly scheduled
for top decorator accessories me. Old as wo are, we're not
at, the entranco t o Monroe
shown in 5 idea-filled rooms. yet decrepit—we J»P&j*Even _ The Rev. Gordon Krahe, stops
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will
officiate
at
services
in
the
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doors.
"We,
little
lady,
have
been
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conditioned by you and your church at 3 p.m.
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by a member if the American
brothers and sisters, all seven A brief business meeting fol- Red Cross is given
of you. long before this gener lows, conducted by Minister
Tertiarlcs aro reminded *hit
ation arrived. It was like going Prefect Perry D. Finks.
cancelled postage stamps "will
through the Marines' boot camp
Members may note that addi- be accepted at the meeting. "The Rochester Catholic Adult Club officers work on decorSo, we can take it!"
tional volunteers are needed for stamps are forwarded to St. Jo- ations for their Open House and Dance set tot SaturThis was the Declaration of the 'First Monday of the Month seph's Franciscan Minor Sem- day, Sept. 25 at the ALCOR, 564 Merchants Rd., from
inary at C«licoon, N.¥"., and to
Mass' at Monroe County Infirm- the
a Senior Citizen.
Franciscan Motherhouse of 9 to 1. Music by the Twilights. Tickets, $1.25 each.
ary, which next occurs on Oct Si.
at Allegmny, Shown in picture are Gene Scmler, president and
4, the Feast of St Francis. N.Y., Elizabeth's
to
be
financially
convert- Anna May Vella, treasurer.
Members who assist at the Mass ed as an aid In mission work_
will offer prayers "for fruitful
o
results of the Oct. 4 visit by
Pope Paul VI to the United
States.
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Decorating For Dance
Princess Skimmer
Printed Pattern
Se+on Groups
In Action
62ND» B R A N C H of Seton
Workers of St. Mary's Hospital
was to be entertained by Mrs.
Fred W. Boughton, 429 Antlers
Dr. at lunch Wednesday, Sept.
22.
141TC BRANCH annual fall
luncheon at Spring House at
noon, Tuesday, Sept 28. Hostesses: Slesdames Emmett Brennan, Benedict Spiegel, Roy Clifford, William Dempsey.
19Tff BRANCH members to
be entertained by Mrs. Pat E.
Provenzano of Seneca Parkway
at luncheon in her home,
Wednesday, Sept. 29.
50THC BRANCH to meet in
home of Mrs. Thomas Foley,
218 Ciurtice Park, Webster, 8:30
p.m., Thursday, Sept 22. Project for Seton Sale to be worked
on during the evening.
47THC BRANCH to be entertained by Mrs. Robert Zimmer
of Fisher Road at her home,
Tuesday, Sept. 28, 8 p.m.
AOH Pilgrimage "Sky PHot' Grounds Self
Cincinnati — (NC) — Father land first at Wright-Patterson
This Sunday
Albert DcFranccsco, pastor of Air Forco Base, near Dayton,
Any who wish may participate in the Infirmary program
Annual Pilgrimage of the Our Lady of the Presentation
and are invited to attend, provided they can be present at Ancient Order of Hibernians to Church here, quit flying as of
the Infirmary at 6:30 p.m. in Martyrs Shrino at Auriesvillc
Sept 14.
will take place on Sunday, Sept.
26, the Feast of the Martyrs.
He made the decision after
making two emergency landings
. Members of the AOH led! by i n the single-engine Cessna
their President, J. William Rea- plane he had attempted to pilot
gan of Syracuse will attend the from nearby Hamilton. Ohio, to
12:00 noon Mass. The Pilgrim- a town In Indiana. Wind, fog,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oeehino age Mass will be celebrated by and darkness caused him to
of Winterset Drive, celebrated the Very Reverend Jamess J.
their 50th Wedding Anniver- Shanahan, S.J., director of the
sary with a Mass of thanksgiv- Sacred Heart Retreat House at
ing at S t Joseph's Church, Pen- Auriesville.
field Saturday, Sept 18, at 11:30
a.m., followed by a brunch at The afternoon services will
their home for relatives and begin at 2:15 with the Stations
friends attending the Mass.
of the Cross.
A reception in their honor John F. Dunn of Schenectady,
was given Sunday afternoon the chairman of the Pilgrimage
from four to.seven at the Man- Committee, has urged all memger Hotel by their daughters bers of the Ancient Order of
and son - in - law, Mrs. Mae Hibernians to join the State
D'Amore, Miss Helen Occhino Board Officers in making this
and Mr_ and Mrs. Peter Cucin pilgrimage on the Feast of the
Martyrs.
otta."
Occhinos Wed
For 50 Years
where he rccolved directions
for returning to Hamilton.
The elements kept him off
course again, so hte landed the
plane soon after on Interstate
71, a new expressway, near Wilmington, Ohio. A flying instructor from Hamilton flew the
plane back to the airport while
Father DeFrancesco drove thte
instructor's car home.
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