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12 Courier-Journal — Friday, July 12, 1968 WEEKLY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Muscle twitch 4^Diving bird 7. Slow: music 9. Muslal and others 12. Body of water 13. Pacific island group 14. Kind of daisy 16. Tote 17. Place 187lEtcherr afobr. 20. Depart 21. Man from Toronto 24. Gush 27. Jabs by Joe Louis, for example 28. Hides 30. Close to 31. Owing 32. White linen vestment 35. Final - 38. Grit 40. Anesthetic 42. Goddess of peace 43. Napkin 44. Wading bird 45. Girl's name 46. Distress signal DOWN 1. Negotiate 2. Lupino and others 3. Satisfied 4. Beast of burden 5. Western 1 sta,te 6. Hindu god 7. Hurl 8. Dull pain 10. Kind of candy 11. Drawing rooms 15. Insect 19. Exhibition rooms 21. Gram- pus 22. Thing: Latin 23. Wheth- er 24. As- cended 25. Spud 26. Not: prefix 29. Caten- dar abbrevia tion . 32. Affirms 33. Smooth 34. Internal decay of fruit J. 1 T 1 a 3 N 3 1 a 3 A 0 9 ti V s 3 1 a I 3V A1 Q •^•S TJV13 1 \1 V, <S id 3 i 1 vhla v J.N n 0, fi V w V H V J. 9N •V s V 3 X N O 0 3 r 1 OQ H S -L ! 5NIO alnldi s E Q i X V J a j. 3 H •J V 3 1 V 0 s s 0 1 Answer 36. Leveling piece 37. Web 39. Constella- tion 41. Cereal^ gTainr r \\^ Soul Singer Is Tops In Surdty of TeetQ The city's Summer Youth Op- portunities program has con- ducted <i survey of teen-agers to find what .entertainers city youths want brought to Roches- ter for the Sumrri^r Arts Festi- val. With more than 1,000 returns, soul singer James Brown tops the list and efforts are under way to sign him and other poll leaders to perform here this summer. Aretha Franklin finished sec- ond in the .ur.yey, followed in order by the Supremos, Wilson Pickett, the Temptations, thej Young Rascals, Smokey Robin- son and the Miracles, Sam and Dave the Monkces, Steve Won- der the Four Taps, Vanilla Fudge, Rill Cosby, Etta James, the Impressions and the O-Jays. The survey also indicated that soul music is the teens' favorite, followed by popular, jazz, folk-rock, folk, classical, and country and western. Summer Baskdbalt The annual Ken Jones Bas- ketball Camp is under way at the Allendale School, 519 Allen Creek Road. The camp is for boys from 10 to 18 years of age who are divided into groups according to ability. It be^an July 8 and will run t o AUK- 16 and boys may sigrr up for either three or six weeks —'the second three- week course beginning July 29. Instructors in elude Bobby Wanzer, coach at SI. John Fish- er College; Al JMassino, Dave Martens, Clarence Meth:m, George Monagan, Charles Mil- ler, Wcs Paddock, Fat Santora, Ray Sherbinski, John -Holler, and Tony Leonardo. *AAAArt*rt*****A*A*****A*A**A**A^*A*AA*AA**4 \\^sssass^ l£tP TOPICS *******SN»*»V</*VV*V*»V***VS*V*W»VVS»V*»VV«Vt Dear Friends, Ever wonder what some of our POP participants do with the awards received? Well, you can be sure of one thing—they use this cash for a constructive purpose, not for personal enjoy- ment. In fact we are constantly impressed by the selfless devo- tion of so many groups which, over the years, have worked tirelessly for the benefit of others. For example, our top POP winner in the last two Games— St. Ambrose Rosary Society — turned over all its earnings to the sisters at the school. They in turn applied these funds. toward the expense of having the convent chapel redecorated, installing a new altar, and even purchasing new habits. A group at St. Michael's, Rochester, under the dedicated chairmanship of Mrs. William Mahar, was able to purchase a large dictionary stand and other equipment for the school library. At St. Lawrence Church in Greece, the Sunday School group made up of pre-school youngsters directed by Mrs. James Curtis, came out 12th in the last POP Game. One might think that such young children would expect to \enjoy\ their POP a\yard. On the contrary, they too used their winnings to benefit the school by buying a projector, craft materials and other needed items. When the POP program started here—in the fall of 1966— one of the very first groups to register was the Holy Rosary Mission Group headed by long-time worker, Mrs. Neal MeGln- ness. This small but extremely diligent band of women has been organized as a separate unit for over 20 years. (Before that it was associated with the Catholic War Veterans at Holy Rosary.) Today there are approximately 15 active members, eight of whom were with the original group. Every month of the year, these women prepare and send out boxes of material. For example, cancelled postage stamps go to a seminary, religious articles to missions in Kentucky and Jamaica and Mass stipends to a mission in Texas, eyeglasses to a Lions Club, bandages, haspital gowns, etc. to the Catholic- Medical Mission Board. In addition, used clothing and house- hold articles are given- out locally.. In fact, anything which could be of possible value to others is searched out and collected If members use \ccnts-off\ or \refund\ coupons on grocery store items, these saving are turned over to the group. For them, the accumulating of POP proofs of purchase is really doing what comes naturally. Their POP profits have been used to pay for their large mailing expenses. It Is POP groups like this—and we know there are many others throughout the community—who really deserve a \Bravo •Well Done!\ Do let us know if your group has an interesting history or uses its POP earnings for an unusual purpose. Through this column, you can inform others of your worthwhile work and perhaps be an inspiration to them. o o o If you're one of those unfortunates who hasn't yet boarded the POP Brandwagon, then it's time you investigated the advantages. Just call Mrs. Ennis, today, at (he COURIER: 454- 7050, or if you prefer, fill out the coupon below and mail it to THE COURIER JOURNAL, 35 SCIO ST., ROCHESTER, 14604. PLEASE NOTE: SENDING THE COUPON REPRESENTS A BEQUEST FOR INFORMATION — IT DOES NOT AUTO- MATICALLY REGISTER YOUR GROUP FOR POP. TO'BE OFFICIALLY ENROLLED YOU MUST RETURN THE REGIS TRATION CARD. THIS IS SENT TO YOU AFTER WE RE CEIVE THIS COUPON. o o o o Name of Organization Name of Church (If affiliated) Name of President President'! Address CUT OUT AND SAVE | |3| SHOPPING LIST I ZSfx r Product Save- Columbia Banking I I I tCrey Cannad Mtott Label I POP Receipt for opening a new savings account of $50 or more or adding to on existing account. Hunt's Tomato Past* Numbered Lid Top Land O' Lakes Butter Guarantee Seal LoblawCenrury Cash Register Tape I Maplocrest Sausage Co. Label from Any Product a Popsl Cola Diet or Regular Bottlo Cap Prince Macaroni Products Box Front or Label from Any Product •editor Yea* Envelopes • Labels from All the Products I litid above will be accepted for I tfte Entire Fourth Geme — that Is, from April I thru Septem- ber 10, 1MB. Hewerer, WATCH THE COURIER FOR FUTUItt ADDITIONS TO THIS LIST. Family Rosary The Family Rosary for Peace program is broadcast each eve- ning al 7 p.m.- by Rochester radio station WSAY, WMBO FM in Auburn, television cable companies Channel 5 in Hor- noil. Channel 8 in Elmira and 88.75 mc. In Coming. Those who will lead in recitation of the Rosary this week arc: Friday, .luly 12 — Geoinje Shulls of Our Ix-idy of Mercy Saturday. .Inly III—St. Pat- rick's Fraternity. Third Order of St. Francis, will take part, and Mass will In- celebrated. Sunday. July 14 — Donald Mcmin^er of Holy Kosary, ac- companied b\ K nf (' Council 178 Monday. July lii — Joseph Hanss of St. Joseph's and the Ilory Name Society Tuesday. July Hi — Thomas Burke of St. John the Kvanne- list, with the parish I^eninn of Mary. Thursday, July IK — I'eter Skunas of St. George's, with the Holy Name Society. Paddock, Pat Santora, Ray Sherbinski, John Roller, and Tony Leonardo. Anyone wishing to enroll should call Jones at 381-4560, Kxt. 9. Boat Show Slated At Towne Mall Gi ceiv Towne Mall's First Annual Boat Show will run through Saturday, July 13. Sailboats, fishing boats, run- abouts. ;ind cruisers will be on display, along with safe \boat- ing exhibits Show hours will be from 10 a m to 9 30 |> m. on Friday and , from 10 a m to .> r 30 p.m. on I Sat unlay. There will be no ad- mission charge. Orgam/aiions participating | will he K'icliester Power Squad- ron. US Coast Ciuard, US.! Coast Guard Auxiliary. Amen-! can Ked Cross. Monroe Counlyl Ishenff's Department. (I recce! Police. Monroe County Conser- vation Council, and Canadian Travel Bureau • The US Coast Guard Auxil- iary wilt conduct a safety in- spection for boat owners at the eastern perimeter of the (Irecce Towne Mall parking lot on Sat urda\ from 1 to 6 p.m. US. Coast Guard personnel will show movies and slides on then history, Search and Res- cue operations and federal boat safety regulations. Monroe I'ounty Sheriff's De- partment Naviyntion Patrol will display its 20-foot patrol boat and show slidos. Greece Police Water Rescue Team will ex- hibit their rescue boat, four- man raft, and scuba equipment. American JE^ed Cross Water Safc'y Program will have a dis- play off'swimming and small boat handling. Mission Bound / * Sister Noel v Marie Doescher, Maryknoll Sister from St. Thomas Parish, is one of 63 Maryknoll Sisters named for overseas assignments in 1968. Sister Noel Marie will be head- ing for Africa. 675 to Participate In Youth Program With a total enrollment of 675, the youth program of the Rochester Museum and Science Center is under way and will continue to Aug. 16. Insect study, according to Robert W. Frasch, head of the division of educational services, is so popular with the first and second graders that two classes have been added. There was such a demand for the Natural Science Field Trips that another section for grades five through nine has been added. Pioneer crafts for girls also was expanded because of addi' tional enrollment. Seton Groups ^ Jn A^tiqn 19th Branch. Luncheon July 17 at summer residence on Con- esus Lake of Mrs. Harry Blaeser. 25th Branch. Luncheon July 12 at home of Mrs. Thomas Mc- uire, Rock Beach Rd. 80th branch. Luncheon July 16 at home of Mrs. Fred Brown, Greenbriar Dr. Consecration Miami —(NC)— Bishop-desig- nate John J. Fitzpatriek will be consecrated as auxiliary bishop to Archbishop Coleman F. Car- roll of Miami on Aug. 28 in the cathedral of St. Mary here. Archbishop Carroll will be the principal consecrator. Hey, Mrs. Brown Wednesday is Prince Spaghetti Day... that leaves oodles of time for noodle*. PRODUCT SAVE L0BLAW REGISTER TAPES FOR AWARDS We STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION JUNE 30, 1968 churn a whole 1/2 gallon of fresh, sweet cream into every pound of Land O'Lakes LAM D CD LAKES JWM^-^Ttftwt ,,^L3|EJ J^iqktty Salted That's the secret of its sweeter, fresher flavor. Ot»»V»|M. PRODUCT OFFICERS Lee D. Blackwill President William S. Bushnell Vice President C. Eugene Boorom Secretary Floyd A. Williams Asst. Secretary F. Maxcy Collins Treasurer TRUSTEES R. Scott Howland Chairman of the Board Lee D. Blackwell William A. Bowers Robert E. Dalrymple Richard H. Evans Lawrence Schooler William Schweizer David L. Teeter Edgar R. Young ASSETS Cash on Hand and in Banks . $ 895,294.92 Bonds and Investments 2,719,597.04 First Mortgages on Real Estate 35,666,856.94 Collateral Loans 191,259.67 Student Loans 269,388.31 Home Improvement Loans . . 665,473.26 Accrued Collectible Interest . 140,294.14 Banking House and Furniture and Fixtures 102,855.63 Other Real Estate 1 8,133.73 Other Assets 22,865.48 $40,692,022.12 LIABILITIES Deposits $37,170,885.57 Escrow Accounts 352,244.70 Other Liabilities 254,061.68 Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves 2,914,830.17 $40,692,022.12 the ELMIRA SAVINQS BANK EAST WATER AT BALDWIN 111 TELEPHONE ELMIRA, NEW YORK li 734-523$ •fill* MDIML DIPOilT INSWUNCI CORPORATION
