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Thursday, September 15, 1988 Courier-Journal FOSTER HOMES NEEDED Catholic Family Center heeds nuturing foster homes for: — Newborn infants with special health needs — Vietnamese refugee youths, 13-17 years of age — Unmarried mothers with infants : — Pregnant teens - temporary housing I Call Joyce Daley or Bernadette Slater, 546-7220 A NEW WAY TO SHOP! Over 950 Food and related items at wholesale prices Fresh Meats Fresh Seafood Dairy Products Frozen Foods Fresh Produce Cereals Soups Juices Paper Products Cleaning Products IPIW WSfflS FOOD CLUB Division of: Palmer Food Service • Shop by mail • Pick-up by appointment • Save 25%-40% off supermarket prices CALL TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION (716) 424-7004 900 Jefferson Rd. Rochester, NY 14623 IS YOUR SERVICEMAN BLOWING A LOT OF HOT AIR INSTEAD OF YOUR FURNACE? \We've had our furnace cleaned before by other heating contractors. Some of them left quite a mess when they were through. This year we decided to give Brandt Heating a try. Needless to say, we were very satisfied. Their serviceman was very polite and most importantly, he didn't leave a mess for us to clean up when he was finished.\ Mrs. Ann Carter Henrietta, NY r' This Coupon Is Worth *5 00 OFF Any Cleaning or Service Call You'll feel comfortable with us T1 u lll!lllll||llllll| mumlliiiOaaaa Heating and Air Conditioning ilillilllllililiiiliiaaaiiiiililiiiliiiniii i 237WintonRd. Northj iimiii|iiiiiii| .minim iiiiiii8lliii3iaa a .ilC B aaHi3llijLiaaiillHi I Heating and Air Conditioning iimiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiii.iiimiiiii 237 Winton Rd. North • 288-4270 MOVING? .Please Remember to Include } Your Mailing Label when ' notifying us of an address change. GQUMER-IOURNAL Bishop Matthew H. Clark President Bishop Dennis W. Hickey General Manager Karen M. Franz Editor Vol. 99. No. 48 September 15,1988 Courier-Journal (USPS 135-580) Published weekly except week after July 4 and Chrism* as, by the Rochester Catholic Press As- sociation. Subscription rates: Single copy SOC. 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: 328-4340 Around the Diocese Parent/teen forum scheduled St Christopher's, North Chili —The parish's education committee is sponsoring a series of talks on relationships between teens and their parents. Topics include understanding adoles- cent peer pressure, teen depression and suicide, and teen discipline. The talks are scheduled from 7:30-9:15 p.m. on October 6,13, 20, and 27. The cost is $2 per person. Parents and their teenage children may be admitted for a fami- ly rate of $5. For information call Sylvia Mill- er at (716)594-9595. Parish barbecue planned St. Catherine of Siena, Ithaca — The Mar- thas and Marys are sponsoring an afternoon of activities on the parish grounds on Sunday, September 18. An outdoor Mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m., followed by a bar- becue. The cost is $10 per person, and only 800 tickets will be sold. Call (607)257-2493 for in- formation. Holy Land tour planned St. Mary's, Corning — Deacon 'Ray Defen- dorf will host a nine-day pilgrimage to the Holy Land beginning January 15, 1989. The price is $1198, which includes round-trip air fare, first class hotel accommodations, break- fast and dinner each day, English-speaking tour guides, and daily lectures by noted bibli- cal scholars. For information, call Deacon Defendorf at (607)937-5858, or write him at 60 West Third Street, Corning, N.Y. 14830. Parish Notes St. Thomas More offers trip, dance instruction for youth St. Thomas More, Rochester — Renowned ballroom dance instructor Claire Leonard will teach fifth- and sixth-graders every Friday night starting Friday, Sept. 30, in Our Lady of Lourdes school auditorium. The classes will culminate with a Christmas dance on Decem- ber 16. For information, call (716)473-6604. Wednesday, Sept. 21, is the deadline for reservations to attend an overnight trip to Toronto sponsored by members of St. Thomas More's Adult Fellowship Group. Buses will leave St. Thomas Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 9 a.m., and return Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. Trip highlights will include a performance of \Sing- ing in the Rain\ at the Limelight Dinner The- ater, shopping, and lunch at Cullen Gardens. The cost of the trip, including transporta- tion, hotel room, luncheon, tours, and dinner theater, is $126 per person, double occupan- cy, $120 for triple occupancy, and $160 for sin- gle occupancy. For more information or reservations, call Sister Karen, (716)381-4200, by September 21. In October, Margaret Whalen will return for the 28th winter to the Mexican missions of St. Martin de Porres, which she co-founded with her late husband, Dan. Whalen, who spends the summer months at her Avon home raising funds to support her work in Mexico, last year established a seventh mission at a remote village known as Las Liebres (Jack Rabbits). She continues to over- see the operation of all but two missions at Monterrey and Guadalajara, which have been turned over to the local parishes. Volunteers and staff at all of the missions try to help compensate for the effects of Mex- ico's rampant inflation and unemployment by distributing food and clothing in addition to offering free medical care. Whalen also initiat- ed a program last year to provide needy fami- lies with materials for decent burials — pine caskets, blessed rosaries, and iron crosses to be used as gravemarkers. Those interested in supporting Margaret Whalen's efforts or in receiving more informa- tion may call her at (716) 226-6195, or write her at 1549 Rochester Rd., Avon, 14414. Several new regional coordinators and as- sociates have been named^to serve the 11 regions which comprise the Diocese of Roch- ester. Regions were established in the mid-1970s to foster cooperation between groups of neigh- boring parishes and Catholic institutions. Serving this year as coordinators and associ- ates respectively in Monroe County are: North Region — Father Ronald Stacy, Elaine Claus- en; Northeast Region — Father Robert C Bra- dler, Sister Veronica Casey, RSM; Northwest Region — Father Thomas Wheeland, Sister Carolyn Knipper, RSM; Southeast Region — Father Otto Vogt, Mrs. Jeanne Lally; South- west Region — Father Louis Sirianni. Coordinators and associates serving regions outside Monroe County are Chemung/Schuy- ler — Father David Gramkee; Livingston — Father William Gordinier, Owen Bowers; Sen- eca/Cayuga — Father Edward Zinuner, Karen Prave; Steuben — Father Elmer Schmidt, Sis- ter Jude Rockenbrock, RSM; Tompkins/Tioga — Father William Barrett, Tompkins coordi- nator, Father David Simon, Tioga coordina- tor, Patricia Federowicz, associate; Yates/Ontario/Wayne — Father John PhiHpps, Rose Marie Salmon. Neighbors Construction has begun for the St James Mercy Hospital's $23 million renovation pro- ject. Newly built areas will house the hospi- tal's emergency suite, surgical suite, respiratory therapy unity intensive care/cardiac care unit, medical records and admitting. Renovated areas will include thejaboratory, kitchen and dining room, radiology, pharmacy, administra- tion and other support departments, and Mer- cycare, a division of the hospital that includes a nursing home facility, expanded dialysis unit, a 20-bed alcohol rehabilitation, relocated on- cology service, and an express laboratory serv- ice. Work is expected to be completed in 18 months, with the dedication to coincide with the celebration of the hospital's 100th anniver- sary in early 199Q. • • • St. John Fisher College graduate, Matthew R. Paratore, is the new executive director of the National Catholic Stewardship Council, Inc. Paratore, who once served as assistant to the rector and director of seminary relations for St. Bernard's Seminary, had worked since 1985 as director of institutional advancement for Washington Theological Union in Washington, D.C. -• • • St Joseph's Hospital has been granted renewal of accreditation by the American As- sociation of Blood Banks. The accreditation follows an intensive on-site inspection by spe- cially trained representatives of the association and establishes that the level of medical, tech- nical and administrative performance within the facility meets or exceeds the rigorous stan- dards set by the AABB. • • • Cardinal Mooney High School kicked off the school year with an assembly to commence its annual magazine drive. The assembly in- cluded skits and gags by student and faculty members, and a display of the prizes students can earn through selling. The two-week drive, scheduled to end September 23, is under the supervision of Brother Lawrence Atkinson, CSC, the school's director of development. Diocesan Appointments * Bishop Matthew H. Clark has an- nounced the following appointments of di- ocesan regional coordinators: Father David N. Gramkee, Chemung/Schuyler Region, effective June 28, 1988. Father John J. Philipps, Yates/Ontario/Wayne (YOW) Region, ef- fective June 28, 1988. Father Loais A. Sirianni, Monroe Coun- ty Southwest Region, effective June 28, 1988. Father Rmurid W. Stacy, Monroe Coun- ty North Region, effective September 2, 1988.
