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.-Euneral service * » Mi&-£ Healy "and .Bfes, Johanna. A, itynes, \vhose^oaajajre priests In t he Diocese at ftoebester were ,c*ndtteted^3cu#d,ay. . . '

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The funeral of Mrs, Johanna A. .-Hynesi- hiother o t t h e ' B e v , Michael t?. Uynei chaplain, of meHDomintcan ^IbnasTeiy'trria* mira^sas held Tuesday, July IS. with Solemn Requiem. Mass at j . ^ " the Fourth Degree, Knights of j aid J. Murphy, Charles ft. 'iteyn-St. Mofitea Church. Columbus, a naembei; of the Noc- bids, Joseph N. Margrett, Bay

wr» wvr*¥?T?irorY R)shot j ! t u r n8l Adoration Society, jSouth- ——* " ' *r"—-• ™ *

Holy Name Society

Mr, Jfea^ who began./work at the school when It opened hi 1923, reared Bine years ago,

He *<?&& t< native tff^Cor&lre-land a»i} came to ftochester- when fGfwgb" J. Schsdii M&phjt* fee was 9. Sfe was a Ufe member-l|elnhart. lasses P . CeHtes, Bo*

Kearney Imparted the final A.b-solution.

Solemn Mass of Requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Francis W. Waterstraat assisted by the Eev. Gerald T. Connor, deacon and the Rev. Charles £ Lang-

"Also In the worthy, subdeacoa S^ctaarywereH0ri5l |B0»Qe^,

-aid e Lambert «a& ^ U flL Z ^ « * T j i . Craugb,-wid Father. Hynes who Was prevented by fljness from celebrating1 the Mass,

Other priests attending were Reverend Fathers: Edward 3, -Me* Anlff, George Wetnmann, Leo t*.

' Smith. Donald E. Lux, Raymond M- Wuest, Frank Yalnkevlqius, Bernard Knchman, Joseph F , Slogan, John A. Murphy, Fred­erick W. Bash, Charles B» Keyb-oldis, Lawrence V. Murphy, %VU-Ham A. Bams, Thomas Redding-*

• two. Thomas C Kane and Leo C. Schwab. TJP,

SIRS. HTHES, SS» died In her heme at 23 Chandler S t , July IX 3958,

She resided with a daughter; Mary E Hpsss, a teacher IK school 2T, Rochester.

Mrs, Hynes, a native o | Spring* water, lived Jn Rochester for 35 years. Her hoshand, Owen Bynes. died In 1910. She was a member

• of St, Monica Rosary Society, Also surviving are another

daughter, Anna, of Venice, Call£; another sen, Joseph of Seotts* ville: M grandchildren, 23 great* grandgh&lren; two sister*, Mrs. Thomas Brennan and Margaret Murphy; two brothers, Michael and Robert Murphyj several nieces mi nephew*.

Burial was In Hols' Angels* Cemetery, ScottsviUe,

Mr, Healy also leaves his wile, JnljaMcEnteevHealy; a daughter, Mrs, John (Agnes) Kcuper; four brothers, Thomas, Joseph and Eugene of Rochester and Daniel of Buffalo; two sjfcrbars, %s»; Frank Fodge of Bergen; and Mis.

mond M. Kermey, F4mer J. Schmidt* William La t a m e r s , Peter T. Janfcowskl, Jofen E. Roach.

port; three grandchildren,. Lt. Philip Reaper'3 of Bresotfe isle Air Base. Fresdue Me, Me*; Kathleen and JTohh Keuper,

Burial wash* St* Pius jS Ceme* • I...I;I..'. II.H,.n.i.mn , i n ) ) ' * . ' " . i". I'M u

Also Reverend Fathers Bobert F« McNaraara, Joseph P. Dfifes van,. Edward B. Steinklrcmjei*, ^Bchael J.- lydings, WUllam F. I-Jitlau* Riiyjimud f>. Njplan ^ n t FVancis- E. Hester.

Father Healy imparted the blessing at the grave In St. Plus X Cemetery, Chili, assisted by Fathers Reynolds' and Mtsrphy. Funeral arrangements by Haub* ner & SfSiHtaieeht Funeral Home?

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Funeral Held For Sister, 71 Years ta Mercy Order

Funeral MasTfor Sister >Iary Philomena Cullea o f the Sisters of Mercy was offered in the . Matherliouse Chapel, Blossom Koad, Saturday, July 12.

Retpfeju High Mass was «Ie-;* brated by the Revv Richard Tor-' mey. Also in the Sanctuary %vere: I MomigKor John M, Duffy andj the Reverend Fathers^Leo V, Smith, 3!artin Smith, S.J, Rsb. ert Keleher, patil Cuddy. Jolin P-Norrlsf, Albert J, Shanaoft and Raymond M, Kenny.

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• Solemn Requiem Mass for John J. Healy was offered by his son* Rev*. John J. Healy, adrohustex-tor trf S t Anne Church* Palmyra In S t Monlc* Church, Tuesday. Julf -IS,

Wc. He*ly» 19, <Jdef englne*j?| at HontO* High Schools 26 died July th WSS a t Wa home, 125 -Sprac* Ave,

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SKIER VWOJWENA, d ied July 9, 155S at the Moiherhouse, Jul S, 1S5S at Hie Motherhouse. Sister had ^ c n t 71 years In reli­gious life and -eras mistress of novice* for 3U years, During that period she trained the young sis­ters In preparation for their pro­fession of vows.

Besides teaching In old St. Mary's and St, Charles Rorromco schools, Sister Fhllomena also -taught In tfee parish schools hi Auburn, Coralng- and HonteU.

She is'nxrvlved by a sister, Mrs.' Ague* ^franey of -UtJca; s grandnles«, Sister Mary Lam­bert of the Sisters of Mercy and several rtlece^aed nephr»«.

Father Tormey cos.ducted sorv. Ices at th« spr«v« In Holy Sepul' chra Cexnetsery,

A general retreat for women Is sehedaJed for theAveekendat Aug, 15 a t the Cenaeto Refa-eat House, 693 Ewt Are., Roches. ter. Rev, James W, Courtney, S.J* will eondnet the evercises,

. The retreat opens at 8 jp.m, o« Friday ntid cjows with Benediction nt 4^0 p.nu on Sunday,

Anions the group making the retreat will be % number of ladles from St. -Anthony's parish In Rochester, Others who plan to 'participate In this weekend of prayer may wake reservations by mail or by telephone: BRownhag 1415®.

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T9 Students On Bemids List At Nazareth College

. Seventy-nine stwdenls of Nazareth Ccikge a r e on, t h e Dean's List of June, 1958, according to Sister E o s e Aiageter dean. • They are; Seniors — Candida Pilli Mar­

tha Sullivan, Mmy AtinMeGrath, Mary Ann Flnnegan, Nancy Shairer, KathleenHanlon,JoaBne Brown, Margaret Farlao, Geral' dine Zicari, Jeanne Hoj?an, Mar­ina Fang,. Ann Ennis, Maureen E>onegan, Mary Grace Cerieola, Mary Therese Clark, Prudence Costieh, Aurelie Vail, Elizabeth Gantert, Catherine Murphy.

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Up ChristianitY1

Baxadlne, Australia — INC? — An Anglican minister here paid tribute to Catholic n««s for the important part they are playing In "building up Christianity" among the people of Australia.

The Rev. M. C. Riteher, of this New South Wales town, saluted the Sisters' work In an address a t the dedlcatleri here of a school conductea by Catholic nuns.

In conveying the greetings of the people of his parish, the An­glican vicar said there Is a press­ing need for Christian education. He remarked that he'had had personal experience, with the work of the Sisters, as he had recelTed his early education at a convent schooh

Jiuolors — Virginia Rohrer, Mary Joan Caicason, Elizabeth Marsh, Sheila Tehaji, Marcla Vandenbrook, ^Angela S1na,"3slajry Agnes Lynch, Ellssahwath Boyle, Mary- Barnum* Nanette Rlester,

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Terth, Anstralh* — ("NC* <— Mrch inrisdictlon over fc'^Kdlrt^,^,,,, f««*«« C\V

jatoW in the Indian Oeean hasjWOIigreSS W i V e S U& jbeen transferred from one Au-j_ __ " -,, . [sfcralian diocese to another be.|f O F $eW i/hVLTCU ica»i5P of the rerouting of m air-I line schedule.

Father Healy-was tissisfed la

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Kew Yorfe — Rev. Brendan Hourihan, O. Cairo, was named prior of Our Lady of Mt. Camel Priory, Auburn for the next three years * t the tenth chapter of the Carmedlte Province of St Ella* at S t Alberts Junior Senj' Jhtry In Middletawi, June 23L

-Atary-Rev. iJonald-M. G'-Cafeig-hm, O. Cmnrt.. was .renamed pre* vlnciaL Fat&er. O'Callaghart k state chaplain of the Ancient Or­der of Hibernians and attended the convention In Rochester.

Tha Apestolie Delegate, Axeh-blshcp' Roinolo Carboni, an-neonced that.the Cocos Islands, transferred to the Diocese of Dar« win when civil authority over them was switched from SInga* pore to Australia in ms, are now under the Archbishop of Perth, The change was made be-oa«so Quanta* Airways re-roated its Super Constellations throngh Perth to- Cocos. The 25-lsland gronp lies about .im miles north of Perth and 2590 miles svest of Darwin,

—Washington — tRNS") - The House and Fenate have unanim­ously passed legislation which clears the way for the relocation and. expansion of. historic S t Dominie's Catholic church here.

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Chaldean* Patriarch Dies In Iraq

^ h a highest fegistratlottlnffie. 3B.y««w history of

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dock space, Stella Marls is ona „ Of 24

f v S r i r i S l ^ u » k " i o 7 l.s- State tt have sdch^a eomplet,, sisted by Gerald Appteby- ^ Ham Barrett is athletic d« e C t F

front director, * * t v ^ » y » dl* rector of the new craft lodge,

THE X.0I>t»E is located in the b a f i t of me ad«to|trati<m buUding and has alreadyJ»w» imttogood-useOTthe,intgm^ tenr" showers ball iem w«i«^«. postponed fames or outdoor actlv|tieg. K was. constructed by Joseph MorscFJr., camp ^ v e ^ J Z Arthur Grant, camp R e n t e r and financed by the annaal card party.

The most strlidng addition to camp this Summer is the n«v dock which measures over M feet in Iengfth and Is parallel W and join»l with the existing; .pier.

TflTH OYER 1© feet of total

Bed Cross approved swimming" area, The new sections now pro. vide a "crib" area for beginners which is 10S feet in length and 12 feet in wldtlu. _,

The beginners new enter and leave the ^waterfront on their own pier, are checked la at their own buddy "board and have their

Sovietology, New . Vatican City — tRNS»—Word was received here from Baghdad, Iraq, of the death' there of Pa tri-1 . arch Joseph GKantea of Baby C o l l e g e COUrS© fonla of the Chaidees, spiritual-j leader of Cathc?lles belonging to the Chaldean Eastern Rite.

Alsor Barbara. Dreamer,' Rose-maiy Salemo, Jlarcia Young, Virginia Clarfee, Itafeara Pisd-tello, Ramona, Wallace Rita Stanton, Maty Ann tanahan, Rita. Slaike-vsh-s', Alice Honlon, Eleanor Kmvka. Dorothy Tryhul-shi, catristlne 1»Vlckert Kathleen Basher, Gall E*H» astd Snsan Kean»

Patflarch <3hr«Biraa, vsh& was W, had headed the patriarchate since 1MT, His jurisdiction ex­tended over Catholics believed to be descendants ef ancient Baby­lonians. They ajre mostly found In Iraq, but have churches and eortroxmitfes also In^such Middle East eentcrs » 3 Cairo, Beirut* Damascus and Aleppo.

tlOB FATRIAJRClf had served • as a senator in tire Iraqi parlia« went since 1SX» having been ap-pointed to thti post by the former Regent of King Faisal II , Enilr Abdul Hah.

Bam fit Mossttl, Jxao.. Jan. 2^-IS^l, Fattlarch Ghanlma was or» 'dained hi ISM and in 1823 was made Titular Bishop of Cohbras-so an*! Ce-adjutor to Patriarch Joseph Emmanuel Thomas. \Mien the latter died ta B i t at the atje of 03 after having been In office 5? years, Palriarch Ghanima was

ielccted; to succeed him.

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The eourse Includes ntadles of Soviet forign and domestic policy, Marxism and TLenlntem, the Russian languafifi and Us translation,

Russian dally newspapers, tsueh as Pravtfct and Irvestlo, und weeidy »»d menthly pubtt-cations front the J^eningrad Academy ot Science ore belnff llown here,

own instructors and guards. Thj intermedtate «nd advance swim, 'mers ("100 borders**) enter .and leave nt the lorraex main dock and have their own swtoimiiig areas and iBStmetora on giiar|

Campers average two sssim. mlng periods daily, one for in, strue l̂oftj and one for recreation.

Thanks to a donation of r>ew$ fry St. Louis Church, PJ&sfntf the camp chapel In the u-feds can now seat WQ children^ and ad«lte. New lights installed this Furomer enhance the beatify and simplicity* of thb little xvMe altar,

Daily ''Mass for the Sfetens, ysemlnarians and eampers begfej a day of well-supervised recri»». tion for the hoys and girls tvhti

4&a-to Stella Maris. Alihqugh the fc-glsifatien is at

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