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6—The Catholic Times
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Ins. Agency
Complete Insurance Servtc*
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Hot Point Appliances
Television Sales & Service
Ellis Dept. Store
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New Lexington Phone 147
KENTON
Blanchard Station
Elevator
Provico Feed*
Cement Fence Seed*
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Blanchard Station, Ohio
RD No. 1, Dunkirk, Ohio
Phone Kenton 4-1220
CHIVROLIT ADVANCE DESIGN
TRUCKS
Dependable performance! Low cost
per mile! Wide choice of models'
There'* a Chevrolet truck that
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Harken Chevrolet Co.
300 St Detroit Rhone *20«
The firms listed heie deserve
to be remembered when you are
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the different lines of business.
STATION 15 AWNING CO.
Canvas and Metal Awnings
Industrial Specialties
RR 1. Dennison. O. Phone 944
McCARTNCY BARBER SHOP
147 E. Hlxh Ave Ph 5 4S73
Neu
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BEARER’S FOODLINER INC.
701 S. Broadway
New Philadelphia Ohio
DAVIS RADIATOR SHO
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Plumbing and Heating
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odey
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DOVER
Above Diocesan Scouts group with
Bishop Ready and members of the clergy
on the steps of St. Joseph Cathedral fol
lowing the annual scout Holy Hour.
To Hold Campus
Recital May 12
The College of St. Mary of the
Springs music department will
sponsor a recital Sunday. May 12.
at 8 pm The program will be
held in the Little Theater on the
campus.
Those participating in the piano
and voice selections are: Joan
Brucato, Nancy lecher, Colette
Eichner Carol Albrecht Barbara
Blubaugh. Joan McCaffrey. Gail
Prudhomme. Linda Callan Barb
ara Boehm Ann Schlund, and
Martha Seidell
Puccinis “Madame Butterfly”
and Verdi's Rigoletto are the fea
tmed operatic selections Com
posers highlighted in this pro
gram will be Chopin. Beethoven.
Villa l^ibas, Fouree, Debussey.
and Brahms.
M&K Store
GROCERIES
210 E. 3rd St., Phong IS
Uhrichsville, O.
Van Fossen
Service
323 E. High Ave.
Dial 5-0924
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GENERAL
INSURANCE
323 E. Third St.
Uhrichsville, O.
ROANOKE AUTO SALES
“OLDSMOBILE”
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Towing Service
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Body and Fender Work
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Water ext. Phono
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Bargain* in Other Good Coache*
From *300 to $700.
25 of them under *3.000
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PHONE 214*
BOLTZ’S
Located on Rt. 8 & 250
2 mi. N. of Uhrichsville
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and
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Sales and Service
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Bishop Awards Scouting Awards
Speaking on “Promoting Voca
tions in toed Schools’’ Father
Shocklee said his survey al o re
vealed agreement among the prin
cipals of the 83 coeducational
high schools that “the boy girl
proximity had “little or no ef
fect on religious vocations
The Missouri priest said his
study indicated that lhe average
percentage tor the number of re
ligious vocations in coed schools
vvas the same as that for schools
enrolling only boys or only girls.
73
Uhrichsville, Ohio
Parent*' Fears Dispelled
At the same session, Father
John Doherty C.S.C., from the
I niversity of Notre Dame, told
the audience, composed mostly
of Religious working in the voca
tions field “we are a position
to dispel some of the fearful at
titudes of parents who hesitate
to allow their children the choice
of a religious vocation.”
Speaking on “Recognizing the
Signs of a Vocation,” the Holy
Cross Father said most parents
who object to having their chil
dren enter religious life do so
because of a conviction that the
children ere too young to know
their own mind and that the
decision might cause “consider
able anguish” if tho children
drop out of the seminary or
postulate.
“Today’s parents,” he said, “are
not ignorant of the fact that many
of our boys and guls are leaving
seminaries and postulates to re
turn to their homes.
"They observe many of these
disappointed young people pass
ing through a difficult period
of readjustment. Parents are
primarily concerned about tho
happiness of thoir children.
The Hammond Organ
Produces organ muvio of cathe
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music
of the
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stration.
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Bishop Ready presented the scouting
achievement awards. Father Bernard
McClory, assistant pastor of Holy Rosary
parish, preached for the annual ceremony.
Educator Says Active
Student ‘Most Likely’
Vocation Prospect
By John J. Daly, Jr.
(Staff Writer, N.C.W.C. News Service)
MILWAUKEE A high school principal said here he
has found a “direct proportion between vocations to the
religious life and students’ interest in school activities.
Father John A. Shocklee, co-]
Aquinas high school, St. Louis, tok
tions Section at the National Uathohc Educational Associa
tion Convention that his finding
is based on a special study of 27
coeducational hi^h schools.
These 27 were selected from
a survey which embraced 83
high schools in 25 states be
cause of their high percentage
of religious vocations. They av
eraged ebout 4 per cent of the
total enrollment going into re
ligious life es ageinst slightly
loss than 3 per cent in tho other
schools, he said.
In these 27 schools he explain
ed at the Nt'EA's 54th annual
convention, about 87 per cent of
those teenagers who entered re
ligious life had been active, in
school activities, religious, aca
demic, athletic or social.
Stating that generally it is dif
ficult. if not impossible in larg
er schools, to reach each student
to see if the signs of a vocation
can be detected 1 athei Shocklee
asserted “it is much easier to
identify the students who take
part in school projects
"Thia is th» group in which
vocation* will ordinarily bo
found. Thaso are the nama* tho
vocation diractor mu*t have,”
he maintained.
rincipal of St. Thomas
a meeting of the Voca-
They do not relish seeing them
upset about a choice of voca
tion any more than they would
wish to see them disappointed
in love."
To help dispel this fear, he
urged vocation workers “to strive
to be select in the candidates di
rected toward the religious life,’’
adding that:
“For w hen the parents of young
people whom we deem are fit for
the religious state have greater
assurance that lheir own children
will per«e\ere parental objection
will lessen and vocations will in
Cicdse.’* I
Rooks deeded
For Missions
Th* Immaculate Heart
of Mary Fathers working
in the Mountain Province
of the Philippine blends,
are in dire need of books
for the schools they oper
ate there: 68 grade schools
14,156 students 2 4
high schools 7,452 stu
dents 1 college 300
students 1 major semin
ary 300 students 1
minor seminary 400
students.
Many American homes
have books lying around
which would be most weL
come to the I.H.M. Fath
ers in the Philippine Is
lands. Dominic Parish,
453 North 20th St., Co
lumbus
church
lecting
books.
Immaculate Heart
The
of Mary Mission Society
has a membership of over
2,000 end has 3 of its
members working in the
Diocese of Columbus in
Saint Dominic's parish.
They came here in 1946.
RICHLYN
Furniture and Appliances
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Karpen, Howard Parlor. Breyhill
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COLUMBUS OHM)
Youth Notes
CYC-KC
Socials
Begin
night
The weekly Friday
socials for Young Adults of
the Central Deanery will be
gin this evening at the K of
Hall. 80 South Sixth-st.
I-eo Kraus and his orchestra
will entertain from 9 to 12 p.m.
The present series which ill con
tinue for seven weeks is spon
sored by the Young Adult Divi
sion of the Catholic Youth Coun
cil assisted by the Council 400
of the Knights of Columbus.
The programs are designed to
bring the young people from the
various clubs in the parishes in
a closer association.
Affiliation cards stating the
name and parish of e?ch person
are issued to those attending and
serve as admission. Senior high
school students are being encour
aged to attend this series.
Scout Awards Given
Four
Nearly seven hundred young
people took part in the annual
YO Fiesta Week Frolics held in
five districts of the Central Dean
ery last weekend.
St. James Holy Hour
line Monthly Holy Hour of the
Catholic Youth Adorers of the
Central Deanery 'ill be held this
Sunday at St. Janies the l-ess
Church on Oakland Park av. The
Holy Hour begins at 2:30 p.m.
Camp St. Rita
Kateri Rings Meet
Ring No. 2 met May 1 at the
home of Mrs Nicholas Kelly. 2722
Regina av.
Ring No. 1 met May 2 at the
home of Mrs. William Finneran,
3778 Overdale-dr tor luncheon
and bridge.
If you haven't been reading the
want ads, you hava been losing
money. Read them and profit.
Cut Flowers. Potted Plants
Funeral Designs Our Specialty
Linden Florists
1140 Denune
is furnishing its
basement as col
placo for these
Hl. 4-9205
St.
men received the
Award for scouters
women leaders of
and Campfire Girls
and
Girl
the
George
twelve
Scouts
Medal of St. Rita during the an
nual Holy Hour at the Cathedral
last Sunday afternoon.
Scouters receiving the award
from Bishop Ready were Mr. Wal
ter Kraft of Marion, Ohio, Hilary
Falk of Christ the King Parish.
Ed Adolph of Corpus Christi Par
ish and Roderick Sorenson of
Holy Rosary Parish. Girl Scout
Leaders were Mrs. Alex Huhn.
Mrs. Bernard Cassady and Mrs.
John Hennessey of Immaculate
Conception parish in Columbus.
Mrs. James Marcum and Mrs.
Vincent .Meyer of Holy Rosary
parish. Mr- George Griffin of
Our I-ad v of Peace parish. Mrs.
Joseph Reis of St Mary Magda
lene parish. Mrs. A. A. Eilers of
St. Agatha parish and Campfire
leaders Mrs. Charles Henthorne
of St. James the Less parish and
Mrs. George Johnson of St. Cath
arine parish.
AM 1-1331
Our 32nd Year
Giving
Columbus
People
The Deal
They Want
CHEVROLET
555 W. Broad St
CA. 8-1555
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144 STATE
held in Im
Christ the
Mary Mag-
The programs were
maculate Conception.
King. St. Agatha St.
dalene and Corpus Christi parish
es for the youth of the neighbor
hood.
The Frolics were the closing
programs of the Catholic Nouth
Council sponsored e s 1 i v 11 i e s
which included the annual CYO
Headpin tournament and the
Xoung Adult Division Frolic and
Vanetv Show earlier in the week.
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Columbus, Ohio
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