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ST. THEODORE. Ladies Aux­iliary 26, Knights of St. John to conduct a Bazaar in Social Center, Spencerport Rd, "Sale of handmade .items and Baked Foods tdbegin atlO a.m. and continue to 4 p.m. Public is in; vited, Ann Stauber, chairman. The Auxiliary will also conduct a Christmas Party in the Social Center, Dec. 2a at 6:30 p.m.-Tureen to be served and grab bag gift exchange planned.

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ST. PATRICK* Victor. Rosary Altar Society meeting, Wednes­day, Dec. 1, 7:30 p.nj. Benedic­tion in Church followed by busi­ness session in School Hall, 8 p.m. Program for December meeting to include "Making of. Christmas G r e e n s for the Home," by the Rosarians taught by Mrs. Henry Blodgett. tRe-5

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ST. PHIXIP 1SERK, Rochester. Christian MotBers Club- Eve-ping of itecotJection Monday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 E>,DI., Cenaele Re­treat House, 693 East; Aye. Do­nation, $1. Reservations:: Mrs. i'homas Cassano, Bl^ 8-6496.

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SS. PETER AINI) PAITL, Rochester. Knights oi St. John Ladies Auxiliary antj' Immacu­late Hegrt of Maa7; Sodality Christmas Partar, Roxisevelt Din­ing Room, 2«7 Oxford St., Wednesday, Dec, R» 6:30 p.m. Reservations: Catherine Wake­field, UN 5-6963; Agnes Hil-bert; BE 5-081C, bjr DecT. I ?3 each plus 50 ceait exschange gift. Monthly Comraunion Sunday, Dec. 5, 9:45 «.na. Mas§. Monthly, Tuesday, Dec. 14,

HOLY APOSTLES, Roches-ter. Rosary Society and Mothers Club Christmas Party Monday, Dec. 6. Mapledale P*arty House, 1020 Maple S t , 6- p.m. Priests, Sisters and lay. toacliers will be guests. $3.75 per person. Dead­line, Nov. 30. Tickets: Mrs. Clar-Arthmann. CL 48372; Mrs. An­thony JulLano, 0L S-3104; Mrs. Norbert^ Nawiekl, CL 4-5842; Mrs. Harry G-rlswold, GL 8-7021.

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HOLY 110SARY, Rochester Our Lady's Guild Christmas Party, Tuesday, Dec, 7, 6:30 p.m., Red Men*s Club, Lexing: ton Ave. Donation for St. Mar-jtin. Arrangements by Mary Kent and band Reservations. GL 8-7045 by L>oc, L.

ST. SALOME, Rochester. Mothers Club Christmas Party, Monday, Dec. «3 at 8 p.m. Ln school hall. Tickels. -Jl. Reser­vations closo Dec, 2£- Fifty cent grab-bag gift arwl casli donation. Chairmen: Mesdannes Donald Cameron, Eugerjo Gol'omb, Don­ald Lanlo, Ivart McKlssock and Raymond Keller.

ANNUNCIATION,. Rochester. Meeting, Tuesday, I 3ov. 30, no-vona services an ciiurch hall. fashion snow liy SUtyle.JHouse of Weester nt S:30 ps.in. Tickets at door or fsrom committee •membors, 91. CtiAiraeftyu Glidys CriscC'Gloxla NSlgro and liOUiae ParHnollo.

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ST. JOHM THE EVANGE-LIST, Rochester. Annual Men's Retreat, Notre (>ame "Retreat House, Jan. 14-16. Reservations Bill Furlong, BU 84864, Dick Pelkey, HU 2-5526.

HOLY FAMILY, Rochester. Eucharistic L e a g u e Meeting Monday, Nov. 29, 8 p.m. in Pine Room. Membership dead­line, Jan. 1. Miss Gertrude Meyer, hostess.

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Rosary Society meeting Tues day, Nov. 30 preceded by Ros­ary in church at 7:45 p.m. An­nual Birthday Party. Wine demonstration. Men sof the par ish invited*'Members, rfsk'ed to bring old Christmas Cards.

ST, SALOME, Rochester. Mis sion Society annual Christmas Party and Installation of offi­cers, Wednesday, Dec. 8 in school hall. Social hour at :30, dinner at 7 p.m. Dinner, $2.35 including g r a t u i t y . Reserva­tions: Mrs. Benjamin E. Wun-der, HO 7-7924 by Dec. 3. Guests: Fathers Edward Esch-rich, Bernard Bollen, Paul Schnacky, Robert MacNamara and Mrs. Duane Tillitson.

ST. THERESA, Stanley. Ro jiary Society meeting was held Nov. 17. Rosary *and Benedic­tion by Father William J. Rie-fer. Christmas Razaar Booth, Crystal Beach Fire Hall, Dec. 4. Chairmen, Mrs. Edmund Welc and Mrs. Donald Jensen. Tureen dinner, Dec. 15 at home of Mrs. Margaret, Coleates.

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sary Society and Mothers Club Christmas Party Wednesday Dec. 1 in school hall, 8 p Priests and Sisters will^oe guests. School orchestra/fvill entertain. Grab bag gifts will be exchanged.

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MOTHER OF SORROWS, Greece. Rosary and Altar Soci-ioty Christmas Party and Tureen Supper Thursday, -Dec. 9 in ?hapei hall. Reservations: Mrs. Frank -T-rlbauld, UN 54255; Mrs. Walter Berl, UN 5-8988; Mrs. John Stout, MA 1-2572 by Nov. 30. •" • • v

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ST, JOSEPH, Rush. Rosary and Altar Society meeting, Dec. 1 in church at 7 p.m. Demon­stration at RG&E building on holiday foods. Christmas party, Dec 12, 3 to 5 p.m., in church basement. Ladles Tureen Sup­per. Dec. 16, bring dish to pass, $1 gift for exchange, food for poor basket.

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ST. PATRICK, Rochester. Catholic War Veterans Supper Saturday. Nov. 27, at 8 p.m. for Disabled Veterans of Canan-daigua Hospital. Danny Santo-pletro, chairman. Serving: Marie Flanagan, Peg Donnely, Sam Colantone, Thomas Rotundo and Mike Todonc.

ST. JAMES, Rochester. Sister Mary Angela, R.S.M., will speak to the Rosary Society on Mon­day. Dec 6. Her. topic, will be "The Christian in the Inner City."

First Twins Born at Salem Hospital Selma, Alabama-^Karen Ford and her brother, Karl, hold the distinction of being the first twins bom in the new Good Samaritan Hospital here. They are shown with their mother, Mrs. Molester Ford, of nearby Suttle, Sister Michael A.nn, S.S.J., left, Hospital Administrator, and Sister Margaret Isav belle, S.S.J., Supervisor of the maternity floor. Good Samaritan Hospital is conducted by the Edmundite Fathers who opened their first hospital here in 1940. It has been supervised since that time by the Sisters of St . Joseph of the Rochester Didcese. (Alex Brown Photo)

Dr. Joseph Lane Mass Sung by His Brother

Bishop Kearney gave the ab­solution at the Solemn Funeral Mass for Dr. Joseph A. Lane in St. Thomas More Church, Wednesday, Nov. 17.

Doctor Lane, 68, a distin­guished surgeon and Catholic layman died Saturday, Nov. 13, 1965 in his home 4 Allen Park-way Pittsfo:

The Solemn Mass of Requiem was offerered by Rev. James C Lane, his brother, and pastor of St. Agnes Church. Avon assist­ed by Rev. Francis Pegnam, deacon and Rev, Charles Ben nett, subdeacon.

In attendance at the Mass were the Right Reverend Moir, signors George W. Eckl, John M. Duffy, Leslie G. Whalen, Gerald C Lambert, Robert A. Keleher.

, Also the, Reverend, . Eojhe/s Jptra (!:>$) .Gjivaniwir, • .Thomas R. SUtft, John, Veque, W i l l i a m F. Nolap. Charles J. Lavory, C.S.B., Jo­seph B. Dorsey, C.S.B., Francis E. Hester, Daniel Tormey, Wil­liam J. Gaynor, Raymond G. Heisel, Paul J. Caddy, Neil R. Miller, James CnlLan, Joseph A. Trovato. C.S.B.

Also the Reverend Fathers John P. Norris, Edward J. Foy, George M. Kalb, E. J. McCor-kell, C.S.B., D. W. Burns. C.S.B., James F. Slattery. John Klein-tjes, Gennaro Ventura, Joseph Gorman, John V. Rosse, John F. Duffy, James Lawlor.

Long associated with St. Mary's Hospital where ho was attending surgeon, he was for­merly cliiejt of staff and presi­dent of the staff. He was also attending physician at Monroe County Infirmary and at the Air Force Hospital at Sampson Air Force Base when it was functioning.

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His executive ability brought him the presldencynof the New York State Medical Association. He was also president of Mon­roe County Medical Society and of Genesee Valley Medical Care (Blue Shield).

During World War I. Doctor Lane served in the Army from June 1917 to December 1918. In World War II he became a commander in the Navy Medi­cal Corps Reserve and served from 1942 to 1946.

He was born in New York City. The family later moved to Auburn where he was gradu­ated from high school. He at­tained his medical degree^ at Georgetown University in 1922 and interned at St. Mary's Hos­pital here. His private practice was begun in July of 1523. He maintained his office at 1351 ML Hope Ave. for years.

In addition to other profes­sional affiliatioas^JDoctor-Xanc had a diplomafi of the Arncri can Board of Surgery and was a member of Rochester Acad cmy of Medicine and American Medical Association. '

Surviving are his wife, Jean nette D. Lane; two daughters, Mrs. Forbes R. (Elizabeth) Haidt and Mrs. A. Donald (Jeannette) Dugan; one son, James J. Lane, vice president of Christopher Press Inc.; two brothers, Louis E. and Father James Lane; * his half-sister, Mrs. Fred Cater; ten grandchil­dren and several- nieces and nephews.

Interment was in Holy Sepul­chre Cemetery. Arrangements by John M. Hedges Funeral Home, Empire Blvd.

Cenaele Lists Retreat For Collegians

A Retreat for College stu­dents will be held at the Cen? acle Retreat House, 693 East Avenue, Rochester, the weekend of Dec. 10-12. The retreat will be conducted by Father Thomas F. G a v i n , S.J., of LeMoyne College.

Registration is at 6 p.m. Fri­day evening, followed by supper. There a're eight conferences during the weekend, and ample opportunity to talk with the retreat master or with one of the sisters. The retreat closes about 4:15 p.nu Sunday after­noon.

.Reservations for single or double rooms may be made by mail, or* by phoning Sister Marie Halligan at BR 1-8755,

LaymexxV. Retreat League To Meet

The annual meeting of thff diocesan Laymen's R e t r e a t League is scheduled to be held' at the Notre Dame Retreat House on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 5. Representatives from almost every parish in the Rochester Diocese will be pres­ent

"We expect," said Father Moran, the Director of the League, "about 125 men. Natur­ally, parishes wi}h.no male re-treatants will not have repre­sentatives." On the" agenda for the meeting will be organiza­tion, facts and. statistics, and content of future retreats. A buffet lunch will follow the meeting. •

Son Offers Requiem For foul SiNSisson

Seneca Falls — Solemn Fu­neral Mass for Paul S. Sisson was offered by his son, Rev. William C Sisson, assistant pas­tor, St Monica Church, Roches­ter in St Patrick's Church here, Saturday, Nov. 13.

Mr. Sisson, 65 of 69 Bridge St*, Seneca Falls and widely active in church and civil cir­cles died Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1965.

Assisting Father Sisson in the Solemn Requiem Mass were Rev. Gerald Dunn, deacon and Rev. Michael' Murphy, subdea­con. Monsignor Gerald C. Lam­bert was in the sanctuary.

21 other priests assisted at the Funeral Mass. •' '

Mr. Sisson, borne in Seneca Falls, was employed by James P." Sullivan, wholesale tobacco company for more than 40 years. He was chairman of Seneca Falls ^ater Board.

Active in meSKnights of Co­lumbus, he was-a. past grand knight and °fc ..former district deputy. £-

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Funeral Man W Martin M. MungovanV| father a t a Sister of Merc^ was offered by Father Leo Ei^fyadi'^Ut St, Ann's ChapeL 1500 Portland Ave., Wednesday, Nor. 17

Mr. Muntovan; formerly of Churchville, died Nov. 12,196$.

-Surviving ane'his daughter, Sister Helen M#rie, JLSJI,,! two *^^**mjf..:-*md Lawrence M.: M i n i m a ; da* graMboo, David Monf«van, seVeral aieces

He was a veteran of World War I and was a past com­mander of Kirk Casey Post, American Legion and a past county commander. He was a past commander of Seneca County Civil Defense.,

Surviving are two sons,- Paul S^ Sisson Jr., Riverhead, LX and Father Sisson and three grandchildren.

F u n e r a l arrangements by Paul M. Doran, Inc., Seneca Fails.

J. J. McCusker, Father of Nun

Funeral Mus for John J. McCusker Sr., father of a Sister of S t Joseph, was offered in St Monica's Church, Tuesday, Nov. 16. Mr. McCusker of 81 West High Terrace died Nov. 12 4 1965. .

Requiem Miss was celebrat­ed by Father Bdward E. Stein-kirchner. Also in attendance were Monsignor Frank J. Hoef-en, Mbnsbjnor Emmett Murphy and Reverend Fathers Charles F, Mulligan, John T. Keif, Dan­iel Holland and Honald E. Gaee-ser.

Mr/ McCusker was a member of the Holy Name Society.

Surviving are: his wife, Mrs, Helen Esse JtcCusker; hit datudrter, Sister ML Justine, SSJ.i two, sons, John J. of Nora Scotia; MUchaef E., Air­man 2nd Clasv Syracuse; tarn staters, Mrs. Joseph (Marie) Martin, Bridgeport, Calm.; Mrs. James (Asm) Kealy, New York City; two brothers, Frank, New York City; an* Richard, Bos­ton, "

Janrial wia ia HMy Sepulchre. Cemetery.*-,., AnanflesieBn ay. Alrah BaUoraa aad Sea Fu­neral Heme.

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