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Friday. INov. 2.1956 ___ _____ _____________
Youth Week Activities Draw
Large Crowds Canteen Set
Youth all over the Diocese participated fully in youth
week programs sponsored by parish groups and the Catholic
Youth Council. The CYO speech contest received the most
attention with participants from fifteen parishes entering.
The Central Deanery Youth Government day had fifty
four city officials from eleven parishes in greater Columbus
taking part. A rehearsal day was
held on Tuesday, October 30th.
The young people learned the
functions of the city government,
lunched with city officials and
conducted a full scale council
I meeting.
A large crowd jammed Valley
Dale for the annual Pops Con
cert on Wednesday evening. Eva
Whallon. new director of the
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
was most gracious as he took his
orchestra through a crowd pleas
ing program. Numbers including
overture to CelasBreugnan by Ka
balevaky, Two Movements from
Fourth Symphony of Dvorak.
Voices of Spring Waltz by
Strauss, the Polonaise of Rimsky
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YOUNG ADULTS
Plans are hemg made to reor
ganize the Diocesan Council of
the
Young Adults following
Youth Week Program by the
Council of Catholic Youth.
A committee of young adults
led by Past President of the Cen
tral Deanery, Marty Van Hoose
will visit parishes throughout the
Diocese to interest young people
in the program. Contacts are be
ing made in Newark, l^incaster,
Zanesville and Delaware.
Central
Council
plan the
Council,
appoint-
New officers of the
Deanery Young Adult
will meet this week to
coming program of the
New chairmen will be
ed by the President. Council of
fleers are reminding Young Ad
ults of the monthly Canteen
which is scheduled for Friday.
November 16th at the Virginia
Hotel in Columbus. The program
is from 9.00 m. to 12:00 and
music is furnished by Ieo Kraus
and his orchestra.
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Altar of Coal
Adorns Chapel
Of College
WILKES-BARRE. Pa —(NO
An altar of anthracite coal adorns
the chapel in the main building
of Kings College here.
The 4.200 pound altar of pea
cock coal is inscribed with the
seal of the Congregation of Holy
Cross, the teaching order of
priests who conduct the college.
The altar and sanctuary furnish
ings were donated to the college
by the Corgan family of Kingston
in memory of their parents Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Corgan Sr.
Made from a single block of
anthracite, the altar measures
74-by-26-by-37 inches and is sur
mounted by a top of Carrara mar
Lie 85 inches long. The idea for
the antharcite was advanced by
Father Leo F. Flood. C.S.U., for
mer president of the college,
when the institution purchased
the six story main building of
from the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany in 1953. The Corgan family
became interested in the idea
and the search for the solid piece
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Sunday Mission
Mass Makes
Debut in N.Y.
NEW YORK. (NC)—The
day Mass Mission, a successful
new method of conducting mis
sions. has been introduced here
by the Paulist Fathers al the
Church of St. Paul the Apostle.
The New York mission band o[
Paulist Fathers is presenting mis
sion topics on five consecutive
Sundays at all Masses in the
church. The Sunday Mass Mis
sion was originated by Paulist
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York.
It is an attempt to meet the
spiritual needs of those who are
unable to attend evening serv
ices of the regular parish mis
sions which have been tradi
tional in this country for more
than 100 years
The new’ method makes it pos
sihle for all members of a par
ish to make a mission instead nf
the 40 to 50 per cent who make
a mission in the evening.
The first such mission was
given by Father Finley about a
year ago in St. Sylvester’s church
in Brooklyn. Father John
Skelly the pastor, said at the
time that there were 4000 more
persons in attendance at this
mission than at the previous one.
Father Finley said here that
the popularity of the Sunday
Mass Mission will increase be
cause of the zeal of pastors to
develop a spiritual life for more
of their parishioners
"They see it as a «ure and
adaptable opportunity.” he said,
"for getting the fundamental
truths of God to their people,
who live in a busy world where
time is at a premium.”
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Now Dig Thia
Mozart Piece
in Error for
Sun-
129 Years
CHICAGO—(NC) Maybe the
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but the "long hairs” have been
playing one of Mozart's most
popular works wrong for the last
129 years.
The discovery was made here
by Dr. I-eon Stein, who is chair
man of the theory department of
DePaul University's school of
music.
St. Mary Head
Attends Meeting
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Kenton Ohio
Sister Natalie and Sister An
gelita, President of the College
of St. Mary of the Springs, spent
a week in Cleveland, Elyria, and
Oberlin last week.
They attended the annual
meeting of the Ohio College As
sociation Presidents which was
held Tuesday and Wednesday at
Oberlin College.
This was an informal gather
ing called by Dr. William E.
Stevenson, PreMdent of the Ohio
College Association. The meet
ing was followed by a tea at the
President s home and a concert
by the Oberlin String Quartet at
the Conservatory.
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the “be
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For th* benefit of
bops” and others, the
explained:
"The error involved
ence of repeat marks in the sec
ond movement (Romanze) of Mo
zart s serenade for string orches
tra ‘Eine Kline Nachtmusik.’
More recordings have been made
of this composition than any oth
er by Mozart.
"All printed
work since the
lished in 1827
fenbach have contained the er
roneous repeat marks.
"For many year Dr. Stein had
been convinced that these par
ticular repeat marks were an «r-
the exist-
editions of the
version first pub
hy Andre of Of-
ror.
‘slip
self,
not
ence to
"The recent publication of the
facsimile of Mozarts original
manuscript enabled Dr. Stein to
make an examination of the pass
ape in question. The examination
corroborated his opinion and def
initely established the error as
that of the publisher. This error
arose out of a misunderstanding
ot Mozart’s written directions
concerning the abbreviated re
turn of the main theme in the
middle of the movement.”
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However. whether it was
of
or
be
the pen' by Mozart hun
a publisher's error could
certified without refer
the original manuscript.
Civics Club at
St. Francis
Gets Charter
The Little Flower Civics Club
of St. Francis School, Columbus,
received its official charter from
the Commission nn American
Citizenship in Washington, D.C.
recently.
The Charter formally recog
nizes affiliation of the local unit
with the national organization
headquartered at the Catholic
University of America. Pupils
of Grade Eight comprise the local
Club membership.
The officers of the newly or
ganized Club: Thomas Polisepo,
president Dennis Smith, vice
president Mary McGrath, secre
tary and Sharon Dennis, trea
surer.
The Little Flower Civics Club
is one tot the thousands of Catho
lic Civics Clubs chartered in
the United States for the express
purpose of “fostering training
for good citizenship.”
Through monthly projects and
study of articles featured in the
national Catholic weekly for stu
dents of the upper elementary
grades. The ‘‘Young Catholic
Messenger” these young citizens
learn in a concrete way the mean
ing of Christian social living
based on principles of justice and
charity
This year the program of study
and action will develop the
timely theme, "It's Your Govern
ment.” The program will en
courage interest and participa
tion in local and national govern
ment affairs.
The members of the Little
Flower Civics Club of St. Francis
school have inaugurated their
program with an "Out to Vote”
Poster Contest. The wiinners of
this contest were first place,
John Boggioni and John Fich
ena second place. John Lemley
and Dennis Smith and third
place, Tonya Lenge.
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