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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. Oct. 26, 1956
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on Wednesday evening, October 31st.
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are invited to take part in this
annual Catholic Youth Week
program. Tickets may be obtained
from members of the young adult
clubs in the city, the Cathedral
Bookshop, the Virginia Hotel, the
Catholic Youth Bureau or at Val
ley Dale the night of the con
cert.
Speech Contest Entries
Speech contest entries have been
recorded in all parts of the Dio
cese and plans for the youth week
finals have been made in most of
the Deaneries.
At Lancaster St. Mary High
School four entries from Zanes
ville, New Lexington and Lancas-
ter will vie for the prizes offered
by the local Knights of Columbus
Council.
In Coshocton at Sacred Heart
parish entries from Mt. Vernon,
Dover, Dennison and Coshocton
will meet on Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 28.
Central Deanery finals will take
place on Thursday exenmg at 8:00
p.m. in the Knights of Columbus
Auditorium at State and Sixth
Sts. Other contests will be held in
Portsmouth and Newark.
Winners of the Deanery contest
will meet in January for the
prize trip to Washington and
participation in the National
Speech Contest.
Resolutions to extend the
Young Adult program to all the
parishes in the Central Deanery
and to bring about a greater spir
it of service to the Church
through these groups were passed
by the 50 delegates attending the
annual Young Adult Council con
ference last week at the Virginia
Hotel.
The delegates gathered at St.
Joseph Cathedral for Mass and at
tended a breakfast at the Virginia
Hotel Paul J. Lynch, prominent
Catholic layman, addressed the
group at the breakfast.
The conference was the annual
business meeting of the Council.
Reports were given on the past
year, the program for the coming
year was adopted and officers
were elected.
George Gaus of St. Augustine
parish is the new President Jer
ry Bott of the Cathedral Club is
Vice-President Rita Taraba of
St. Mary Magdalene parish is Sec
retary and Shirley Pigginger of
Our I^idy of Victory is lhe Treas
urer.
Catholic Youth Organization
The CYO Committee met last
week for the monthly meeting.
Plans for publishing the bulletin
were made. Joe Murphv of St Au
gustine parish i- editor Stall
members include Bill Huhn and
Judy Kabealo of Immaculate Con
ception, Jack and Dave Raymond
of Holy Spirit, and Barb Weber of
SI. Mary Magdalene Discussion
was held on Catholic Youth week
programs, the CYO Holy Hour
and the coming basketball season.
Delegat. s from 10 of the 11 par
ishes were present.
Named Student Couiuelor
NEW YORK (NC) Father
James E. Rea, who served for 11
years as professor of theology at
St. Joseph's Seminary, Dunwood
ie. N.Y., has been named counsel
or for the Catholic students at
Columbi. University, it has been
announced. He succeeds Father
John K. Daly, who was transfer
red to other duties.
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plea to sacrifice some of the lux
uries of modern life in order to
cultivate the intellect was made
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per of Chillicothe signs the proclamation
making Oct. 28-Nov. 4 Catholic Youth
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Cardinal Calls
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Driving A Sin
CHICAGO (NO In a pas
toral letter on the “moral re
sponsibilities of motorists.' His
Eminence Samuel Cardinal
Stritch said “reckless driving
speeding and disobeying traffic
regulations are sins.”
The Archbishop of Chicago
asked that young people partic
ularly be instructed on the “im
portant moral obligation" of
safe driving. He said the sta
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shocking" and that. His Holi
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struct your people and particu
larly your youths on this import
ant moral obligation. It is our
duty to enlighten our people and
stress the moral obligation of
safe driving by motorists.'’
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Circleville Woman
Attends Toledo
Catholic College
TOLEDO. OHIO Anne Stock
len. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett Stocklcn, 146 E. High St.,
Circles die. is attending Mary
Manse College for women. Miss
Stocklen is a sophomore.
Mary Manse College offers de
grees in arts, science, music, sci
ence in education and science in
nursing.
Miss Stocklen is a member of
St. Joseph s parish, Circleville.
Makes Dean's List
Mary Kunesh. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. G. Kunesh of 445
Hilltop Drive, l^incaster. has
been named to the Dean's List at
Notre Danie College in Cleveland
for last semester's studies. A
graduate of St. Mary high school,
Miss Kunesh is secretary of the
sophomore class and is majoring
in mathematics.
Neuman Federation Told
Sacrifice Luxuries, Develop
intellect for Society's Sake
tion of the Canadian Federation
of Newman Clubs.
Msgr. John Tracy Ellis of the
Catholic University of Amari
ca urged the delegates to give
up some of the comforts and
entertainment, of the modern
world and to concentrate on ac
complishing something of intel
lectual value for society.
“Any right-minded Catholic.”
he said, “hopes his life work will
redound to the credit of the
Church But he should direct his
efforts at attainment of truth for
its own sake that way the
Church is best served.”
The prelate said that one of
the reasons for the low intellec
tual prestige of Catholicism in
America is the failure of Catho
lic leaders to view the intellec
tuals role as being of prime im
portance for Church and State.
Archbishop J. G. Berry of Hali
fax. episcopal moderator of the
Canadian Federation of Newman
Clubs, urged the delegates to
make Christian doctrine the uni
tying force in their lives.
“The deepening of your relig
ious faith your better under
standing of Christianity is some
thing that will serve all your
life.” he said.
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Chillicothe Mayor Proclaims Youth Week
Mrs. Martha Bowers pins
a Star Scout badge on her
son David at the court of
honor held by troop 266.
After a short lecture on pois
onous and non poisonous snakes
by the scoutmaster a bit of
comedy was added by a demon
stration of “A Battle With a
Snake" by Raymond Radar.
The opening fleg ceremony
was conducted by Mickey Col
burn with George Parker and
Michael Echelman as color
guards and explaining the
twelve points of the Scout Law.
The following troop committee
men were introduced by Mr.
Saling: Mr. Parker, chairman
Mr. Wm. Moriarty, Institutional
representative Mrs. James Tip
pett, secretary, and personnel
man Mr. Pearl McCrery, ad­
tral look on. They are: from left to right,
Sally McKeeser, Frank Hirsch, Ann Grady,
Mary Lou Hollis, Bill Purpero and Lewis
Dielh.
Holy Name Parish Troop 266
Holds Court of Honor
Troop 266 of Holy Name Parish, held a Court of Honor
and family night recently in the school auditorium at Pat
terson and Adams avenues.
An outdoor campsite, complete with flickering bonfire
and scenery was set on the stage. The boys put on an un
rehearsed skit of “A Day at
Camp.” This included cooking,
knot lieing, first aid, signaling,
and nature discussion. The high
light of the skit was three boxing
bouts, the first match put John
Ruyters against Pat Hoben. fol
lowed by James l^ne and Mike
Eschelman. The last bout match
ed Bill Lucas and Mickey Col
burn. All bouts in the troop are
exhibition bouts, stressing skill
and sportsmanship with no de
clared winner, according to W. J.
Saling. scoutmaster.
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bilton, outdoors.
Second class pins were received
by James Tippett and James
Lane, Home Repair merit badges
wore received by George Parker,
David Bowers and Michael Ech
elman Stamp Collecting by Char
les McCrery, First Aid by David
Bowers and cycling by Michael
Glockner. The boy with the most
advancement since the last court
of honor was David Bowers whose
merit badges advanced him to
Star Scout.
The troop has adopted a new
policy of awarding the mother of
the boy with the most advance
ment a gift. Mrs. Martha Bowers
received a set of crystal goblets.
Refreshments of cider and dough
nuts were served by the commit
tee.
The next court of honor will be
held January 14, 1957.
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Named Cam Fire
Girls Director
NEW YORK (NO Margar
et M. Kelly, former field repre
sentative for the National Coun
cil of Catholic Women, has been
named Middle Atlantic regional
director for Camp Fire Girls. Inc.
Prior to her new appointment,
Miss Kelly was program consult
ant for the St. Louis Archdi
ocesan Council of Catholic Wom
en and an English instructor at
St. Ijouis University.
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Priest Saves Firemen
Injured in Wall Collapse
ROCKOFRD, Ill.—(NO—Quick
action of a local priest was cred
ited with saving two firemen from
possible serious injury’ during a
$280,000 fire here.
Father Joseph McCarthy. O.S.A..
athletic director at St. Thomas
high school here, walked through
a shower of falling bricks from
a collapsing wall and helped two
injured firemen away from the
scene. Father McCarthy was not
hurt.
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Seven Diocesan Women
Attend Mt. St. Joseph
Seven graduates of Diocesan schools are enrolled as
freshmen at the College of Mount St. Joseph on the Ohio,
near Cincinnati. They are Miss Anne Downey. Miss Nancy
Huhn. Miss Molly Eileen Mahoney. Miss Mary O'Keefe, Miss
Margaret Mary Houck, Miss
Nancy Jo Castor.
Immaculate Conception Parish
Miss Downey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Downey, 275
Blenheim Road, Columbus, is a
graduate of St. Mary of the
Springs Academy.
She is majoring in dietetics.
Miss Huhn is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Huhn.
419 Oakland Park Ave., Colum
bus.
Majoring in elementary educa
tion, she is a graduate of St. Mary
of the Springs Academy,
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
R. Mahoney, 50 W. Weber Road,
Columbus, Miss Mahoney w as vice
president of the senior class at
Our Lady of Victory High School,
and a reporter for the Ohio State
Journal Youth page. At present
she is majoring in a liberal arts
course.
St. Mary Magdalene Parish
History major Mary O'Keefe is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael O’Keefe, 162 Guernsey
Ave., Columbus.
Business manager of the Jun
ior Achievement club, she is a
graduate of St. Macy of the
Spring Academy.
Miss Houck, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence J. Houck, 280
South Brinker Ave, Columbus, is
also a graduate of the Springs.
She is registered in nursing.
St. Mary Parish—Marion
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Haanen. 273 S Prospect
St., Marion, Miss Haanen receiv
ed a scholarship to the Mount.
Graduate of St. Mary High
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mathematics.
St. Mary Parish—Chillicothe
Miss Castor is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Castor, 30 S.
Mulberry. Chillicothe. Graduate
of Catholic Central High school,
she received the religion medal
for four years and the Latin
award for two. She served as vice
president of the Latin club and as
editor of the school paper, “The
Record.” She is majoring in nurs
ing.
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