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Saturday, March 27—Raymond Sullivan, St, Aloysius; " "•*' . _Junday,.JSliu^_281J^lwitliam:i£li ^-3^eK^r"KnliKts^T'Co1inr^1*' bus;

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Tuesday, March 30—Lay repre­sentative, SS. Peter and Paul;

Wednesday, March 31-Charles Gosier, St. Mary; '. Thursday, "April 1-Joseph Ca-mardo, St. Francis;

•'Friday, April 2—Robert Kahl, Holy Family.

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Women More than one-third of l l ^ : ; | | i ^ & | . «st»dent body of.

Nazareth College will be p a r t l y | | i | i j [yttitik 'the. :$0«tfoice> Glee Club of the Catholic womb's^Pjlejrejpie^eiits i t s #ia»tial concert?Sunday aftternoon, Mar.

of §&. Joseph by; Floe ^eeiters^ana -SingenberiEer's ""Jubilatje"' will be deluded;

28, in the rcdllege auditorium 4245 East Aye,, beginning at 3 o'clock. J. Theodore Holjenbach is dlreetor. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Guest of honor will be His Ex­cellency Bishop Kearney, who ar­ranged a Latin text in comerrt-oratjon™ of the Marian Year for one of the selections on the pro­gram, Beethoven's "Isnmaculata,"

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faux gii&i wwrnbecs by the Ciee Club^ of Sit John Fisher's College, wlici cBntrlbtttetl to last year's concert, will be included. Vocal and piano solos by music majors in the women's college and a balanced program of sacred and secular offerings by the wo­men are scheduled.

LAST SUNDAY the .Nazareth College Glee Club gave a concert in DeSales High, School, Geneva. Tuesday they appeared before the Rochester Rotary Club. In the past they havi sung In various cities of central aoid v/estern I*Jew York and have entertained civic and educational groups In Roch^ ester.

Soprano Anita Gullo. junior of JNewark^ N . Y., -will sing Mich-aela*s prayer from Bizet's-opera-"Carmen," accompanied by Jsa-belle Sciscioli, Rochester. Pianist Carol Von \yancteel, freshman of Jackson Heights, N. Y., will "Allegro Appassionata," by-Sai Saens.

Accompanied b y Dolores as, senior of Buffalo and chairman of- the concert, Uife Glee^ Club will open the urog»pam with Its customary Introductory num­ber, the spirited "Alma Mater," 'composed by Sister Kathleen, S.S.J.. chairman of the Nazareth College music department and Glee Club moderator. ,

The first group of sclectJoni_ will commemorate the Marian Year,. In addition to the "Immac­ulate," the yount women, dressed* In formal academic attire, will' slnfe the "Ave Ms"Tla" b y Vittorlit and "Assumpta Est" by Aichir ^er-Montani.

NEXT WILL come a tribute to St. tenary of €h»^Sfet«hi tit St • Jo­seph fn the Rochester diocese. "Te Joseph C&ebnnr by Ravaft-ello, the Gloria ifom the

group ;of flight; arid serious sec ulsr workSr '*A L-lj tles China Fig­ure" by L«onlJPranco, "Dreams" by Wagneif, "HQW fecjell'pjht Thy Name" by Hanson, "Postscripts" by Freed,. and. 'Thf l l e s i s^pam-ozel'* by Gojdsworthy. Miss Eliz­abeth Goldallen of. the Nazareth College faculty wlil be featured at the harffin the last-named number.

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ASSISTING Ml^gPhontas^wd co-chairmen Effte .Lancaster^ and Anita Gullo a /e / the following committee hp&ds: tickets,.. Rita Marie Dun/; posters, Gallista Esterguard1; ushers, Ann Hfllo-han; properties, Helen Marls O'Neill; decorations, Mary Col­lins and .Eleanor Tyndall; invi­tations, Maureen Grotty; patrons, Barbara Moore and Joan Dakin; and publicity, Isabelle Sciscioli.

Miss Thomas is president of the Glee Club; Miss Lancaster, secretary-treasurer. Llbraraians are Donna Ryan and Ann Daly, Membership in the organization is open to qualified students from any department of the col­lege. Rehearsals are held weekly throughout the school year.

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The Rochester Oratorio Society will give a performance of the Requiem of Hector tierliw in the Eastman Theater on Apr. 10, conducted by J. Theodore Hollen-bach.

Requiring a huge number of Instruments, this riuinber has been seldom performed. In addi­tion to a. full-size lymphony or-"chestra, an oversize tympanl sec­tion is specified in the score, with four brass choirs hi at many points of the hall representing the four points of the compass, or "comers of the earth".

There are ten movements In the work, "A Mass for the Dead", much of the music being of tre­mendous proportions, and atbejc part* .6Mt w r y , <#et, but;« re- „ liglQu* meditation throughout.- vocal-^vork,-4Ehelr

Approximately 30O l i n g e r s make .up the chords. Tickets are availattft^irom any weinber'oi the Oratorio SoclfetjC ~

Family ftarjio Rosary Leaders

—Saturday?-*!arch -27 - s ^ Q l r N . ' Santangelb, Holy Redeemer;

Sunday, March 28 — E d w i n Repp, Holy Ghost;

Monday. March 29 — EU; D'Amlco, Our Lady of Mt. rnel; ,

Tuesday, March.. 30 - J Freda, St, Francis of Assii

Wednesday, March 31 ~ ard Schlossei1, S t Monica!

Thursday, April 1 — Wi Ehrsteln; • St, Andrew's, ai panled by Holy Name

Friday, Aprll.2—Dr. Ra: L, .Sortperjf _. -accoiinpinL memMfl o f St* Bohaventut versi^A^hlAstpctation, ester^Chapier. ' ''

robes, 130 young worhen of Naz­areth. College CSlee iClyb- filed im­pressively, on stage in De Sales High School Auditorlurh Sunday to give a concert of distinction before a goodsized audience.

Stormy weather outside was forgotten as the audience listened to the clear, fresh, young voices raised in sons. The Glee Club pre­sented a Well-baiajncela prpgraim of sacred music' and secular music, particularly appropriate for the Lenten season,

TWO GENEVANS, Miss Mary Ann Handlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Handlan, 96 Pulteney$t., andTMSss Joan Stats-ko, daughter OTMK ana"3Wrs. An-thony F. Stasko, 169 Maxwell Ave., are members of j6h»<Glee Cjub, .Both are Ireshrher*" »P tj&e" college.

Sponsored by Court Geneva; Catholic Daughters of America, the program will be recorded as a highlight of. their 1953-54 caleav dar.

Besides the remarkably fine choral work the Glee- Club tee," tured two talented young solo* ists.

Miss Carol Von, Wahckeli plan* 1st, exhibited unusual dexterity and technique in her rendition of "Allegro Appasalonat*," b y Saint Saens.

Possessor of a rich and beauti­ful soprano voice of wide lahg*,, Miss Anita GuHo, sang Michiela*s Prayer from Blttt's *'a«rmeru,,

Isabelle Sciscioli was accompan­ist, r

UNDER THE direction of J, Theojlore Hblleribacli, conductor,. the G l e t c juV tnernbets jdenvorii •trated a t h o u g h training: in

voices, were well matched,- perfectly controll­ed, and blended into fine harmOhy, The result was a sparkling dy* namlc performance,

First part of the program In-cluded-selectlons in-Commerhora-*ion of the MTarlan Year, .featux-ing "Irrtmaculata," 'Btrethovcn, a Marian Vear anthem ti> Our Lady. Latin text- was arranged by the

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Second grbup Included light and serious secular worJcs.

Third and'final group in the concert was given as a tribute to Saint Joseph in honor of the cen­tenary of the Sisters of St. Jo­seph In the Rochester Diocese,

Moderator of the Glee Club i s Sister M. Kathleen, S.S.J„ chair­man of the Nazareth College Mix sic Department

Dolores Thomas, senio* nnTslc major a f the college, j « i s the very able *ceoitapaiU>rr at the piano, ^

MEMBERS J&rthe Glee Clttb accompaniedj^rj? their moderator, Sister Ka^pen: aitd several mem­bers r^flflcollegfe.faculty, travel­ed iA^eneva i n two buses.

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Men of Church of the Epiphany Holy Name Society, Sodus will show the picture on Wednesday. April 7.

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