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*2?W •«' Courier-Journal Thursday; Moy 26. 1988 11 Continued from Page 13 to have included stops at defense industries lo- cated in Tioga County. At a press conference in Owego later that day, Bishop Clark, Glenna Wickline of the Tioga County Social Ministry Committee, and Bob Hildebrand of the housing department of the Tioga Opportunities Program, told the me- dia about the needs of the rural poor and ques- tioned the federal government's spending priorities. Wickline said the bishops' pastoral letter on peace states \that moneys going to pay for military expenditures don't meet people's needs!' According to Wickline, military spend- ing since 1980 has increased 166 per cent, while spending for housing has decreased 62 per cent. The question of spending priorities is an im- portant one the Southern Tier, Wickline ob- served, \because this is an area where military products and support systems are a big part of the economy!' She urged local industries to become leaders in economic conversion from military production to civilian production. Hildebrand more directly addressed the is- sue of rural housing, saying that one problem area is lack of money for house repairs. Even if this money were appropriated today, Hildebrand said, it would take as much as two to three years to prepare deteriorated residences for occupancy. He urged immediate allocation of state and federal funds for the repair of ex- isting units in an effort to meet the chronic housing shortage. To illustrate his point, he noted that 257 individuals or families are now on Tioga Opportunities Program's waiting list for housing assistance. At the close of the event, Dubel ac- knowledged that the abbreviated tour had limited impact, but said it was significant that coverage from participating media outlets would raise the housing issue to a public lev- el. In addition, she said, -'Just to have the bish- op come down was very affirming!' Through such media attention, Southern Tier leaders hope that the state and federal governments will experience greater pressure to provide financial support for housing and other social-ministry programs, Dubel said. \What we're looking for are the kinds of things that can happen when the will is there and the dollars are there?' Dubel concluded. Brother Beh to be honored for service to retreat house Brother Benjamin Beh, CSsR, who has. served on the staff at Notre Dame Retreat : House for the last 11 years, will be transferred; to a Redemptorist retire-; ment villa effective June-. 15. To honor his years of service at the Canan- daigua retreat center, a reception will be held at Notre Dame Sunday, June 5, from 2 to 5 p.m. Born in Webster in 1907, Brother Beh joined the Redemptorist Order on March 15, 1934. For the next 33 years, he served in various in- stitutions in Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York. On July 1, 1977, he was assigned to Notre Dame, where he served as general sacristan. Over the years, he. became a famil- iar figure along Canandaigua's streets as he made daily visits to the post office, drug store, market and bakery. After June 11, Brother Beh may be contact- ed at St. Alphonsus Villa, 318 North Riverside Drive, Box 548, New Smyrna Beach, Fla., 32069. Knights of Columbus plan Marian-Year Mass, rosary In honor of the Marian Year, the Finger Lakes Chapter of the Knights of Columbus has planned a Mass and rosary on Sunday, May 29, at 3 p.m. at the Dome Center in Henrietta. Father Eamon Carroll, a well-known Mari- an scholar and a member of the faculty of Loyola University, will deliver an address dur- ing the celebration. All clergy are cordially invited to con- celebrate. Please bring alb and stole. The St. John Neumann Columbiettes will decorate the altar for the Marian Day of Prayer. Information meetings set for two Rochester churches Two forums for people who are seeking in- formation on the Billy Graham Crusade com- ing to Rochester next September have been scheduled for two Rochester-area churches in June. These sessions will offer an opportunity to answer any questions regarding the visit by Rev. Graham, and will clarify the Roman Catholic involvement in the crusade effort — particu- larly from the point of view of evangelization and hospitality. The meetings will take place at Holy Name of Jesus Church, St. Martin's Way, Rochester, on June 1 and at Church of the Transfigura- tion, 50 W. Bloomfield Road, Pittsford. Both meetings will take place from 7:30 to 9 p.m. All are welcome. Caregivers plan meeting for Presbyterian Church A support group on \Coping Skills for Caregivers of the Elderly\ has planned its next meeting for Friday, May 27, from 10 a.m. to noon at 34 Meigs St., Rochester. Call (716)454-3224, ext. 112, for information. Donations of flowers for the Mass and the Living Rosary are urgently needed. Flowers may be brought to the Dome Arena on May 29, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Roses are especial- ly needed for the Living Rosary. Call (716)671-5520 (days) or 671-6047 (even- ings) for information. Wine-tasting party set for MCC campus in June More than 250 wines and champagnes from around the world will be sampled at St Mary's 12th annual wine tasting party on Friday, June 3, from 7 to 10 p.m. in Building Three on the Monroe Community College campus. Domestic wines and champagnes from California and New York will be among the offerings, as well as imported wines and cham- pagnes from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia and Portugal. An assortment of gourmet hors d'oeuvres, desserts and special- ty coffees will also be available. Tickets for the wine tasting are available by calling (716)454-3255. Tickets are $15 per per- son and must be purchased in advance. Proceeds from the evening will benefit the departments of obstetrics and surgery at St. Mary's Hospital. Fr. Joseph Hart to return to Cenacle Center in June The Cenacle Center recently announced that Father Joseph Hart, associate professor of the- ology at St. Bernard's Institute, will lead a re- treat weekend June 3-5. The theme of the retreat, which will run from 7:30 p.m. Friday evening through Sunday at noon, will be \Prayer: A Way of Living!' The suggested offering is $60. Call (716)271-8755 for information. To place a classified ad, call 328-4340 between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Classified ads cost 50 cents a word with a $7.50 minimum. If you mail your ad to us, you may enclose payment or in- clude a billing address. * » _ ZL. General PHONE SALES • P«lt time. Experi- enced phone sales person for IQOfiftO COnpMy.'CMfc 482 a *2«2. SPECIAL THANKS to noiy wBMn mr nwr vouSt.Jude.XN . SALES • Matin UM the for roofing work only. Re- — to \ vaoeivaoa Thank ST. 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MASTERCARD No one refused, regardless of credit history. Also, l=BASe tied credit. Do It yourself. Call 1-619-565-1522, art. C2707NY, 24 his. Call die Govpnarit House 9-LTOE; a hotline for troubled youth and families, \ open 24-hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the U.S. 1-800-999-9*99 . The street is no solution. Old problems get worse, and new ones are created. air jrwir Magazine liiaaBrlpHan • Portrait CMSiMMt • Exp. pre- ferred, however, will train a person with sales exp. Good earnings, plus bonus programs. Must be reliable and bondable. Call 1-800-521-4611. ext. 225. UaNa. P*ategrap«t MsstriN Security Officers Need a job but don't have a car? If you are at least 18, have a phone, clean record, and are located in the northwest part of Wayne County, then we have good jobs available in the securi- ty field for the Webster area. Transportation is provided. Apply in person on Monday, May 23, at the American Legion hall in Wil- liamson; NY (near the 4 corners) between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. If you need a ride call (315) 589- 3851 on Monday 5/23/88. Doyle Detective Bureau r E.O.E. 244-3400 SUMMER COTTAGE Now Renting 4 Rooms • Recently Remodeled Completely Furnished • Scenic Location at Chimney Bluffs (Between Softs end WWcoft) 1 hr. from Rochester • Call tor more Information 2M-5048 MIDTOWN MANOR APARTMENTS FOR AGE 52 AND OLDER Convenient Downtown loca- tion walk to shopping. On a direct busline. • Studio $254 • One Bedroom S299 All Ulililics Included Monthly Mass Services Section 8 accepted 475 East Broad St. 546-3650 — OFFICE — Commercial bldg., for rent. 560 sq. ft. plus basement. Offices, professionals, etc Ample Parking. 3861 Lyell Road in Gates. (716) 436-3200 HH.L COURT APARTMENTS SOUTH One and two bedroom including heat, hot water and cable. 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