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2 Thursday, July 21. 1968 Courier-Journal PILGRIMAGE to MEDJUGORJE, RUSSIA YUGOSLAVIA, BULGARIA AND GREECE under the leadership of.. i Father Stephen Valeria, OMRCONV. Sept. 20 • Oct. 13,1988 spqce is limited so please make reservations by August 15th. For more info write: Father Stephen P.O. Box 276 Mqine, NY 13802 or call 607-754-9813 HOLY FAMILY CHURCH CARNIVAL 415 Ames Street Rochester, New York V U — July 27th - 30th Wed., Thtirs., Fri., Sat. 6:00 - 11:00 p.m. RIDE-O-RAMA Saturday, 1-4 p.m., $4.00 RIDES * GAMES * • FOOD • PRIZES Fun For The Whole Family ADVERTISING IS A NUMBERS GAME ••• AND WE'VE GOT THE NUMBERS! Over 100,000 Readers Every Week No newspaper knows for sure exactly how many of its read- ers will notice every advertisement, and of those who do see it ... how many will act upon it. But it's a pretty sure bet that the more people your ad reaches, the greater the chances your ad will be seen ... and the greater^the likeli- hood for getting response; which is really what advertising's all about. * So Why Not Play The Odds ... PLACE AN AD IN THE COURIER-JOURNAL AND WATCH IT PAY OFF! For Advertising Information, CALL: (716) 3284340 MOVING? .Please Remember to Include } Your Mailing Label when notifying us of an address change. COURIER-fOURNAL Bishop Matthew H. Clark President Bishop Dennis W. Hickey General Manager Karen M. Franz Editor Vol. 99. No. 40 July 21,1988 Courier-Journal (USPS 135-580) Published weekly except week after July 4 and Christmas, by the Rochester Catholic Press As- sociation. Subscription rates: Single copy 50c. One-year subscription in U.S. $15. Canada and Foreign $20. Offices: 1150 Buffalo Rd., Roch- ester, N.Y. 14624. (716) 328-4340. Second Class Postage paid at Rochester, N.Y. POST- MASTER: Send address changes to Courier- Journal, 1150 Buffalo Rd.. Rochester. N.Y. 14624. INCREASE ATTENDANCE At Your PARISH FUNCTIONS Make Your Fund Raisers a Success.. Advertise them in The Courier-Journal! Every Thursday and Friday, our subscribers read our Ads and attend, parish activities around the Diocese For Advertising information Call: 3284340 Parish marking anniversary Our Lady of Good Counsel, Rochester — The parish has planned a series of events over the next few months to celebrate its 60th an- niversary. On Sunday, July 31, a picnic will be held on the church grounds. Those attending are asked to bring dishes to pass and place settings. Hot dogs, hamburgers and beverages will be provid- ed. Anyone planning to attend also is asked to call the rectory at (716)235-1130 by July 24 to make reservations. A Mass of thanksgiving is scheduled for Sunday, August 7, at 2 p.m. A reception in the school hall will follow the Mass from 3 to 5. Priests and sisters who formerly served in the parish and the school as well as former parishioners who entered religious life have been invited. . s The parish will stage a living rosary in the church on Wednesday, October 7. The rosary will be followed by a reception in Scutari Hall. All events are open to present and past parishioners. For more information, call the rectory. Parishes to mark feast day St. Gregory's, Marion/St. Anne's, Palmyra — The parishes will celebrate St, Anne's Feast Day with a special Mass on Tuesday, July 26, in St. Anne's Church. A party will follow the Mass. All who attend are asked to bring cook- ies or hors d'oeuvres to share Fiesta will feature dancing Most Predoos Blood, Rochester — The par- ish will celebrate a \New Summer Fiesta\ on Saturday, July 23, starting at 5:30 p.m. on the church grounds and in the air-conditioned gym. Italian-American food will be served under a tent on the grounds at no charge. The band Celebration will perform for dancing and listening. Parish Notes Isaiah House marks 1st year Corpus Christi, Rochester — The parish's home for the dying, Isaiah House, will hold its second annual Ice Cream Social fundrais- er on Sunday, July 24, from noon to 4 p.m. The event will feature clowns and live music. Tickets — $3 each, $10 for families — may be purchased after the weekend Masses or at the social. Class of 48 plans reunion . Holy Rosary, Rochester — The class of 1948 will hold its 40th reunion in October. Reun- ion organizers are currently attempting to con- tact all members of the class. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of class members, or who wishes information about the reunion should contact Dick KirsCh, 260 Brayton Rd., Rochester, N.Y., 14616. Trip to monastery approaches St. Joseph's, Wayland — A bus will leave the parish for St. Anne's Monastery in Scranton, Pa., for the closing of the Novena to St. Anne on Tuesday, July 26, at 7 a.m. The tra- velers will participate in the 11:45 a.m. serv- ice in the monastery. The. bus will leave the monastery to return to Wayland at 3 p.m. The return trip will include a stop foa dinner. Tickets for the trip cost $20, not including dinner. For information or reservations (if seats are still available), call the rectory at (716)728-2228. Sister MoBle Brown, RSM, PhJX, director of Spirit House, recently, retired from the board of trustees of East House. She was present- ed with a commemora- ; tive drawing of one of the agency's community residences at a ceremony in her honor. Sister Brown, a psychiatric nurse and practicing psychologist with a doctorate, in developmental psychology, became an East House Trustee in 1982. During her six years as a trustee, the agency expanded its services by adding several new residential programs and a Family Education Program for relatives of the residents. She was the chairwoman of the Quality Assurance Committee and will remain on the committee as vice chairwoman and a consultant to the agency. • • • Carol Frank, a social work major at Nazareth College, was among the recipients of the Rochester Area Colleges' Outstanding ors Adult Student Award. This award recognizes adult students who have excelled in scholastic and community achievements. Frank', who is a member of St. Paul's Parish in Webster, was also selected for Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. . • • • Mercy Sisters Anne P. Malloy and Sheila -Anne Stevenson have been elected to the Board of Directors of St.' James Mercy Hospital, Hor- nell. They succeed Sister-Gaye I#nn Moore- bead, RSM, of Rochester and Sister Nathaniel Seitz, RSM, of Elmira on the 18-member board. Sister Malloy is director of the Mercy Center With the Aging in Rochester. Sister Stevenson is an associate professor in the Mon- roe Community College Department of Den- tal Hygiene. Graduation ceremoniaa for aighttHriia* *tuo^ hald Tuaadav. June 21. Mamhars of tha Class are: (front,laftlScott'SaJarni, S^rairS^hoan- wetter, Kety Pormington, Robot Oberies, Chris FarreN, Brian Damaso,Lynette D'Arnbro- ah. Derate Tantata, Mfchael DafTnnay, (second row, left) Ryan Axx, Barbara Devon; Branda Seitz, Vincent Pace, Jeremy Booth, Evan Wilson, Susan DTUrArosiaVMicJ^ tar Pirro, Scott Benedfct. Susan Data, ftNrd row, left) Suaajt Schaaffer, Mc4ta^ Corey Sheldon, MfchaalToagins. David VaMssa, Brandy Uidsani, Jennrfar Lynch, Nicola Gejer, Sfcely Jeffrey, Erie KinsU. CoBseri Bale; Joaie Hickay, (back row, laft) Sean Jen- nings. Mark Camp ansae, Christine Mastyn, Daniel Alassi, rtotwt KatosU, Elzabeth Doran,. Katharine Kowat Megan Turon. Matthew Seeger. (^rotyn McCarthy and David Marchetti.
