The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Catholic Youth
Council Notes

Council Notes
Plans for the Preliminaries for
the CYO Talent show are being
completed by the district commit
tees at meetings this week. First
complete report was from the East
ern District with Pamela Bush as
chairman. The meeting held last
week had representatives from st.
Catharine parish, St. Thomas,
Christ the King and st. John the
Evangelist Tentative plans call for
the district tryouts to be held at
St. John the Evangelist parish on
February 81. Entry blanks will be
distributed to contestants who are
asked to fill them in and return
them by February II.
The Western district also report
ed the results OF the meeting held
last week which was attended by
/ St. Aloysius and ST. Mary Magda-
lene parishes. Chairman Jim
Boehm and the committee set a
tentative date of Feb. q for the
West side preliminaries. probably
at st. Mary Magdalene parish.
The other districts will report
this week. The finals Of the Talent
Show will be held as part of the
annual CYO Fiesta which will be
an event of Apr % at the Knights
OF Columbus Building on State st.
The CYO Fiesta committee is
rounding into shape and plans for
the affair are being made. General
chairmen Gene Brauner and Ann
Cannon are making selections of
their committees for the Fiesta
which will feature two orchestras
to supply music for the festivities.
The quarterly meeting Of the
Diocesan Catholic Youth Council
will be held in Columbus Sunday,
Feb. %, at the Catholic Youth Of
flee. Miss Margaret Konkler of
Lancaster st. Mary Parish will pre-
side at the meeting in the absence
Of the President, Dan Sorohan. Mr.
Sorohan is attending Officers
school at Camp Fort Benning and
will return in the spring. The meet
ing which is attended by CYC Off
GERS from the Deaneries of the
Diocese will hear reports on actly-
ity throughout the Diocese.
Main business on the agenda
will be the proposed Diocesan
Youth Rally which is scheduled
for the month of May. The board
members will also discuss changes
i'm the constitution, plans for the
Diocesan and Deanery Conferences
and suggestions for promoting the
Fiesta program in the Diocese. This
program is the annual contribution
of the CYC to the support of the
youth program and especially the
Diocesan Camps, st. Rita and st.
Joseph.
Several members of the CYO
will help with the NCCS Valentine
Party in one of the wards at Chill
licothe VA Hospital, Friday, Feb.
L. donighO. Miss Mary h. Ruddy
and Miss Ann Cannon will repre-
sent the CY0 as we'll as Jerry
Blanchard and Charles Hummel,
who will provide the entertain
ment. Transportation will be han
died by Mr. Ray Wild of the NCCS
Committee and Mr.. Anthony Pan
leo
Miss Christina Ricci Mrs. Jack
son Little, Major Joseph Tritsch-
Ter, Miss Theresa Selegue and Mr..
Jack McAndrews are assisting in
the planning of the ward party.
The members Of the party will
meet at $50 pm. at the X of c
Hall, South Sixth ST.
The Corpus Christi CY0 men,
bers will hold a bake sale Feb. IA,
in the Social Hall after the $50,
1000 and 1880 Masses. The Cor
pus Christi Senior CYO (18-26 age
group viii hold a juke-box get
/ together, ST. Valentines Day, Feb.
IA at 300 p. m. in the school hall,
corner OF Studer and Deshler. Ad-
mittanee price is 35 cents.
The Girl Scout Troop 203 of st.
Mary Magdalene is busy making
kits for Korea Each kit will
contain ten useful articles. Mrs.
/ "GIosses n
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