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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

many of her classmates of West
Rockville School and relatives at
her ninth birthday last Saturday.
Cookie, who is a guitar pupil of
the Lewis Music Center, enter
tanned her guests with her guitar
on the front lawn of her farm
home. -
Another item of interest this
week is the class banquet of the
Richard Montgomery High School
senior class of 1856 which was
held May % at $50 pm, in the
high schol cafeteria. The theme
was Paint the Town Red" and
the theme is not to be taken liter.
ally. The idea behind the theme
was to make mark in the town
after graduation.
The master of ceremonies was
the class presidet, John Mohler.
Entertainment was offered by mu.
steal selections from Marsha
Barsditis and Peggy Allnttt. John
Preston, music teacher at RMIIS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
BY Mrs. Thomas Miles
Pc. 2-22h7

The seat of honor in this col
umn this week goes most deserv-
edly to a woman who not only
speaks Christianity but lives it in
her every day life. That is GER
tainly something all of us hope to
aspire to but very few of us ever
attain. Mrs. Mary Carter is the
person about whom we are speak
ing.
If you have never met Aunt
Mary" as she is called by many,
then you have missed something.
She has a very quiet unassuming
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

Vile, received his
rating as an Ea-
gle Scout re-
Gently.
r i C h a r d
reached the top
of the Boy Scout
ladder after less
than three years
in the organiza.
ton. He com
pleted the last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

February, but was formally in
stalled only recently.
An eighth grade student at
Rockville Junior High School,
Richard is a member of Scout
Troop 472 at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. His troop leader is Will
liam Landenberger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
TwinbrOOk Boy,
Ii, Is Installed
AS Eagle Scout

Richard Tucker, 13-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Tucker
of 1914 Bradley Avenue, Rock
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Oxley Graduates

Oxley Graduates
John E. Oxley Jr. will receive
a bachelors degree Sunday from
American University in Wash
ington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

Prlces effective until close of business Satur-
DAY, June 3, 1856, except produce, which Is
TO DEALERS. We reserve the right TO limit
quantities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

southerly of the southerly curve Of
the westerly side of q parcel of land
conveyed TO the g. * X. X. r.. Co.
by Deed of Thomas p. Jones ct al
Septem Der f. 1855, Recorded in Vol
ume 5, page 30, Deed Records Of
Madison County. Ohio; thence south
eriy with a aef1eetion of 10 deg. 30
to the left from said original center
line to the place Of beginning, IN
the southerly line of the g. 4 X. r.
r. Co. right of way so feet souther-
", measured at right angles from
said original center line said point
Of beginning being on the westerly
side of Big Darby Creek; thence
southerly with a DETECTION Of 70
deg. 30 to the line from said south
erly line and said southerly line and
said southefly line being parallel
with said original center line 1901
feet: thence southwestefiy with
DETECTION of 81 deg. 30 to the right
from the last course by lend now or
formerly of John Thomas 3087 feet;
thence northeriy with a DETECTION
of l09 deg. TO the right from the
last course at right angles 10 said
original center line IT'S feet to
point so feet southerly measured at
right angles from said original cen
ter line 656.2 feet; thence northerly
measured normally to said original
center line 80 feet to a point in the
southerly line of the G. & X r. r.
Co. right of way so feet southerly
measured from said original center
line: thence easterly along said
southerly line parallel with said
original center line 1868 feet to the
place Of beginning, containing an
area of 1887 acres, more or less.
Leaving a balance i'm said farm
above described of 1O9.295 acres.
Said premises are appraised at
S54 .645.00 and must be sold for not
less than two-thirds Of said appra is
ed value, and the terms OF said sale
are 10G cash on day Of sale, bal
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

no. 6, block 2, Elmhurst Village
no. /, London.
Owen r and Helena c. Palmer
ton to Roy w. and Helen F Nae
der, one acre in jefferson Twp.
Lizzie Carter to Willard F. Car
ter ct al, Al acres in jefferson
Twp.
E. P. and Katharine B. Speas-
maker to Edison r. and Ruby A.
Barnhart, lot no. 30, Speasmaker's
first addition, Union Twp.
PROBATE COURT =.
Accounts Approved:
Walter F. Scully first, final
and distributive.
Wills Admitted:
Clara Peters Dec 20, 1855.
Charles Simons Jan. 3, 1856.
inventories Approved:
Estate of Irwin II. Weaver, in
ventory of S6,505; real estate S.
$50 personal goods, $4,000 HON.
er Braithwaite, John Stalder,
Charles P. Hay, appraisers.
Marriage Licenses Issued:
Norman r. Campbell, SO, truck
driver, West jefferson, and Nerma
B. Ray. 35 no occupation, West
Jefferson.
Wills Admitted:
Will of Made F. Highland, Dec.
13, 1855.
Will of Sarah F. Gaynard, Dec.
ID, 1855.
Will of Katherine Mcnamara,
Dec. 19, 1855.
Accounts Approved:
Ulysses S. Bishop first and
final.
Porter M Wilson first, final
and distributive.
Ella H. Wilson first, final and
diStributive.
Joe Brown first, final and dis
tributive.
Thomas r. Woodward, (Gdn.)
third.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
COM M ON PLEAS

lew Cases:
Marcella r Sanders, London
loute 3 VS.. James F. Sanders, Co
lmbus, O. divorce gross neglect
4 duty charged. Married at Co
lmbus, Aug. A, 1851. Plaintiff asks
ustody of four minor children, ali
lony, costs and other relief.
Phillip Siebold, Columbus, VS..
Ilmina Converse, Upper Arlington,
honey only, amount claimed,
$500 plus interest and costs.
Judgments:
James Sexton VS.. Betty Jane
exton, divorce to plaintiff on
rounds of gross neglect and ex-
rene cruelty.
Fee for auctioneer's license
txed at $3.50.
RECORDERS OFFICE
teal Estate Transfers:
William r. Day ct al. to Harry
J. Floyd ct al, lots no. 3 and 10
Maple Court addition, London.
Matthew A and Ethel r. Gregg
} Galen Gregg, one acre off Ohm
lead Road, jefferson Twp.
Erma H. Warner ct al. to 0. f.
nd Faye S. Liller, 3 tracts, 46.44
cres, in Union Twp.
Helen Mcdowell to Ray z. and
'irginia L. Smith, lots no. 8, 9,
D, 26, 27, and %, all in block 81,
'arby Crest addition, Jefferson
wp.
Sedalia Grain and Lumber Co.
The Madison Farm Bureau Co.
perative, Inc, a tracts in Midway,
obtaining S.318 acres and one lot.
Estate of Harry Hillman, deceas-
4, to Helen B .Hillman, lots no.
5, II, Is and part of 35 in village
Sanford.
Neral c. and Helen Boggs to
larry w. and Mae ]. Junk, lots Ia
nd 40 in Burr Oak Heights, SUBJ
vision, Pleasant Twp.
Harry w. and Mae. J. junk to
gorge N. and Josephine II. Coop
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
The
Teen Age
Set
BY Anne, JuIi and Nan

On Tuesday morning it was back
to the old grind for the students
of L.H.S. 1t really wasn't as bad
as it seemed, since students and
faculty had lots of fun during the
holidays. For one faculty member
in particular, the holiday season
held a very special day. On De-
cember 26, Miss Di Orio, the song
bird of our Music Department,
married Robert Visintine, a medi-
cal student at O.S.U. Best of luck
to the newly weds!
On Wednesday night, canteen
was once again in full swing after
a brief halt during the holidays.
Canteen has loads of plans for the
new year which include trip to
Troy to see an ice hockey game.
Some of those talented members
of the musical organizations were
chosen this week for the Ohio
Wesleyan Music Festival on Feb.
H. Plenty of hard work appears
in the days ahead as they prepare
for the big event.
London's basketeers crept into
the picture again this week. Fri
day night found them opposing the
Marysville Monarchs in one of the
toughest games of the season. The
Reserves were once again victori-
Gus, but the Monarchs came
through in the varsity game on
top of a 70-42 score.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE

Bruce d. Lewis. Guardian. VS.
Gladys Grassle ct al.
in the pursuance of the order OF
the Probate Court of Madison Coun-
ty. Case No. 9029-B / will offer for
sale at public auction on the 21st
day OF January, 1856. at 1000 o'clock
am, in the lobby of The Madison
County Courthouse, the following
described real estate situated in the
County of Madison, State Of Ohio,
to-wit:
Beginning at a stake at the inter
section of the East Pike and l.. NJ
a. X. r. r. and corner to 1896 acr-
es conveyed by said Mary +. Jones
to owen Harbage; thence with the
center line of said Pike S. SO deg. +.
29.02 chains (chain 4 poles) to a
stone N. w. corner to Swan Hunter;
thence with a north line of said
Hunter N. II deg. 20 z. 1886 chains
to stone and yellow willow cor
ner to Hunter and James Peene;
thence with the n. T.. line of Peene
and the Thomas land N. So deg. 40
Il. 31.57 chains to a stone corner to
the Thomas land; thence with two
consecutive lines of said Thomas N
35 deg. Is w. 1905 chains to a
stone; thence N 65 deg. As f. 1861
chains to a pigeon oak on the bank
of Darby Creek and corner to said
Thomas: thence N. IA deg. 30 +. 2.45
chains to the center of the main
west abutment Of the said railroad
bridge over Big Darby Creek on the
railroad aforesaid: thence with tht
center line of said r. r. 86 deg. n
1920 chains to q stake in the center
of said r. r.; thence with the cen
ter line and curve of said r. r. (be.
chains to the beginning, containing
1878 acres, part Of survey No 2678
Saving and excepting from the
above described land the following
1: Beginning at a stone, corner tC
the lands of l.. F. Thomas; thence
r. 788 feet to a concrete post in saic
line and being a corner to the land:
OF the Pee. & ST.LeR.R. Co. thence
with consecutive lines of saiC
company N s deg. go W. 177h feet
10 concrete post: thence S. "a deg
S7' w. $50 feet to a concrete post
thence deg. So w 30 feet to q
concrete post: thence s. 81 degrees
Az w. 243h feet to an iron pin in
the south line Of said r. r.; thence
s. 35 deg. Is f. SIG feet to the be-
ginning, containing 1882 acres. Sur
vey No. 2672
Also right Of way running from
the II. w. corner of above described
1872 acres tract: thence on a curve
with the south line of said railroad
right of way 22S0 feet (measured on
a curvel to a point in the center OF
the Plain Citv and Georgesville Pix
es; thence with the center Of pike
s. 55 deg. E. % feet to a point in
the center thereof; thence on a
curve parallel with and 90 feet dis
tant from the south line of said
railroad right OF wav to a point in
the west line OF the 1872 acre tract
thenca with said line n. 35 deg. Is
w. % feet TO the beginning, con.
tanning one acre of land. part OF
survey No. .2678. and making a tota
of $50 acres in this exception.
2: Beginning at a point in the
original center line of the c. & x
r. r. which is coincident with the
center line OF the main tract Of said
railroad as now constituted where
it intersects by the production
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

done by Feb. Is. The Staff for
THE Pilot was elected as fol-
lows: Editor, Betty Howsmon; Co
Editor, Vicki Spachner; business
editor, Alan Dillon ;co-business
editor, Nancy Streator.
Orders are being taken now for
the annuals. They are $500 each.
A deposit of $50 will be made
now and the balance when they ar
rive Anyone wanting book can
see either Alan or Nancy.
All the Seniors are well pleased
with their pictures and Will surely
recommend Montrose Studios.
The Seniors are beginning to
think a little about their class
play. AS yet no definite play has
been chosen.
Nancy Streator
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

er, parcel of land off Columbus
ST., Mt. Sterling.
Addie p. RowIen ct al to Nor
ma Lee Markley, parcel of land off
North Main ST, London.
Robert r. and Jane r. Richards
to Stuart c. and Hattie M. La
More, parcel of land off Blair
Poad, jefferson Twp.
Elizabeth Lash to Walter E.
Loveless, lot no. AZ, Mortimer and
Newman's addition, jefferson.
William Edwin and Kathryn Ar
bogast to James w and John Ar
bogast, 2s interest in 14.96 acres
in Mt Sterling and Pleasant Twp.
William Edwin Arbogast, James
w. Jacobs and John Arbogast Jr.
to Sterling Development, Inc,
1886 acres in Mt. Sterling and
Pleasant Twp.
Audrey G Ward to James p.
and Ruth Z. Anderson, / acre off
Georgesville Pike, Jefferson Twp.
Russell L. Lloyd to John Wes-
ley Anthony, lot no. 35, Watson
addition, London.
Cecil and Ina Lemaster to Ray
and Phoebe Green, 0.447 acre in
Somerford Twp.
Minnie McElroy, deceased, to
Helen McElroy Smith and Leo
McElroy, one half interest each in
lot no. IA, Burrows addition, JEFF
ferson.
Leo McElroy to Robert w and
Elizabeth Rowe, lot no. ID, Bur-
rows addition, Jefferson.
Estate of Benjamin L. Sherman,
deceased, to Myrna M. Sherman,
undivided one-half of lot no. IL,
Deercreek colony, Union Twp.
Edwin c. Mattinson to the STAN
dard Oil Co., 1896 acres in Stokes
Twp.
Barbara Blacker to Allen G
Blacker Dickerson, two parcels of
land off South Main ST., London.
Madison Development Co. to M.
and w. Construction Co., Inc, lot
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
All Aliens Must
Report Addresses
During January

Commissioner J. NJ. Swing re-
linded noncitizens today that they
lust report their address to the
immigration and Naturalization
ervice during each January under
rovisions of the 1852 immigration
nd Nationality Act.
The Commissioner urged all
liens to go to the nearest Post
'ffice or immigration office to fill
ut an address report card in COM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

Van Cleve and Pearl Van Cleve on
the of record in Vol. So,
page SIT. Deed Record of Madison
County, Ohio.
The prayer of said Petition is for
the partition of said real estate and
for other equitable relief. Said de-
PENDANTS are required to answer
said Petition on or before the 3rd
day of February, 1856, or judgment
VIII be taken against them.
Charles Crabbe, London, Ohio
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dec. % % Jan 5l219 26
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

pliance with the requirement.
Swing pointed out that willful
violation of the Act could make an
alien subject to a fine and/or de-
portation.
H. j. Boutton explained that to
comply with the law the alien
must fill out a card and hand it to
Post Office or immigration clerk.
No alien should mail his own cord
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
Legal Notices

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
MApISON COUNTY, ONO
Charles Crabbe, Guardian of
the Estate of Walter Miller.
Plaintiff
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13

ance i'm cash on delivery OF deed.
Bruce ID. Lewis, Guardian or
Gladys Grassle.
Dec. 23 30 Jan 13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-13
Monroe hi-Lites

It's back to work for the Sem
iors at Monroe. They have started
on their annual which has to be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21
Yearly
To St. Therese
Starts Sept. 25

The annual novena in honor of
st. Theresa of the Child Jesus,
the Little Flower, will begin at
the Carmel, 2065 Barton Place.
on Tuesday, September 25th, and
close on the Feast of st. Therese
Wednesday, October 3rd.
All those wishing to be remem-
bered in the novena may send
their petitions by mail or bring
them to the Monastery. The no
vena may be made at home or at
the Monastery; prayers will be
sent to those requesting them.
Services will be held each day
at 4:30 pm. and all are welcome
to come to the Monastery Chapel.
On the closing day of the novena,
Wednesday, October 3rd, 7::30 p.
m. there will be the blessing of
the roses in honor of st. Therese
and these will be distributed to
those attending.
All petitions will be included
in the prayers and sacrifices of
the nuns and will be placed at the
foot of the statue of st. Therese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21
CzechS CrOiCd
Churches In
Religious ReuiUaI

MILAN, Italy - NC) - There
is a religious revival in Czecho
slovakia, according to a cor.
respondent for the Milan news
paper, II Corriere della Sera.
He wrote that soldiers, women
children and people of every age
crowd into the churches in Czech.
oslovakia for every service made
available to them. Religious acts
are not openly forbidden by law
he stated, but special efforts are
exerted so that attendance at re
ligiohs ceremonies is noted in the
police files on each family.
The reported increase in re
ligious activities in Czechoslo.
vakia parallels similar trends in
other communist-dominated coun.
tries. Last March at the congress
of the Communist Federation al
Rijeka, Yugoslavia, party secre.
tary Nicola Racki complained that
too many members of the Com.
munist party are showing interest
in religious functions. He lament
ed that only one child in 80 is
not attending church services,
and that almost everyone is ask
ing a priest to bless his home.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21
St. Charles
Names Six
NelU Trustees

Six new trustees were named
to the Board of st. Charles Col
lege last Tuesday at the annual
dinner meeting held at the SEM
mary.
Named to serve a three-year
term were Monsignori, Roland
T. Winel, pastor of st. Mary,
Lancaster; Harry S. Connolly, pas
tor of st. Joseph Cathedral, and
Joseph Casey, pastor of st. Cath
arine. Also named were DR.. JOS
eph c. Forester. Mr.. John Igoe
and Mr.. Norman Altman.
Bishop Ready is chairman of
the Board, whose membership is
composed of priests and laymen
of the Diocese.
The Board meets annually on
the third Tuesday of each Sep
tember to hear academic and bus
mess reports and to discuss the
maintenance of the seminary,
making recommendations for the
continuance of its work.
The seminary, which was incor-
porated as "The College of st.
Charles Borromeo," in 1923, and
received its charter to confer ac-
ademic degrees annually awards
Bachelor of Arts Diplomas to its
graduates.
The graduates are then assign
ed by the Bishop to major theo-
logical seminaries where they
continue their preparation for
the priesthood,
ST. Charles Preparatory School
is a separate institution. However
its chief function is to foster vo-
cations to the holy priesthood
and thus furnish candidates to
the seminary. The Preparatory
School has been operating since
1923.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21

fort for mutual understand
ing and sincere love, he added.
About 400 economists from 80
countries came here from their
meeting in Rome to hear the
Pope speak. Among them was DR..
Howard S. Ellis, professor Of eco
nomics at the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, who is pres
ident of the international Eco
nomic Association. The group
was founded in Paris in 1949
under the auspices of the Unit
ed Nations Educational, Scien-
tific and Cultural Organization
UNESCO), and while it has spon-
sored various meetings, the Rome
session was its first congress.
In his discourses, which he
gave in French, Pope Plus said
that the theme of the congress
Stability and Progress in the
World Economy"-itself pointed
up the dangers of world condi-
tions running contrary to what
the theme indicates.
The economist, he said. is fac
ed with the difficult solutions of
such instability, and his import
ant task is to find way to lessen
Continued on Page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21

government has been acting sin
self-defense against the under.
mining of the state" by the
churches.
The cDu general secretary.
Gerald Goetting, had declared
in ihe same vein that Marxism
is only creating an atmosphere
of sober intellectual distine-
tions"
Father Westermann, ignoring
the possibility of serious conse.
quences, then voiced strong crit.
icism of the Red Regimes anti.
religious policies. He took partic.
ular exception to the showing OF
three recently released motion
pictures, two German and one
Yugoslav, which he said are gross
distortions of religious life.
He received enthusiastic sP-
plavse from the audience of
1000 delegates and their 400
guests when he demanded Un.
restricted freedom of worship
and the opportunity TO instruct
children freely in their chosen
faith.
This latter point was refer
ence to the Red governments
ruling last spring making it diff.
ficult for all, and impossible for
many, school children to continue
their normal courses of religious
instruction.
Auxiliary Bishop Josef Freus.
berg of Fulda, who resides al
Erfurt in the Soviet Zone, had
previously taken the occasion OF
the CDU convention to point to
the message of His Holiness Pope
Plus XII to the recent Catholic
Congress (Katholikentag). The
message emphasized that there
can be coexistence only in truth.
1t also warned against tt illu-
sion that there can be cocks .ence
between Catholicism and any
other system which would COM
promise it.
Among the guests of honor at
the CDU session was Orthodox
Bishop Michael of Smolensk,
Russia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21
Bishop BIesses
St. Nicholas
Convent
This Sunday

Bishop, Ready will bless the
newly constructed st. Nicholas
Convent, GAINESVILLE, 1890 am.
Sunday.
The new building which will
house the Sisters of st. Francis
of Christian Charity who are as
signed to the parish, was begun
last year.
The convent which faces Main
Street is U-shaped. 1t contains a
chapel, parlor, dining hall,
kitchen, four music rooms, 80
bedrooms and baths.
The old convent, built about 85
years ago was first used as a
grade school,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21


The youth director, assisted
by lo-priest committee, has
SET up the local program, which
will emphasize spiritual values
of youth. Thousands of young
people throughout the Diocese
will receive Holy communion
for fhe intention Of the Bishop
on the opening day.
All during the week the youth
will be urged to attend Mass and
receive Holy Communion daily.
The week will close at a Diocesan
Youth Rally, and Holy Hour at
the new Youth Building on the
State Fairgrounds in Columbus.
Bishop Ready will preside ct
the closing ceremonies and Fa-
ther Francis Garland, csc. OF
Notre Dame University will de-
liver fhe sermon.
other programs during the
week include the annual speech
contest and the Central Deanery
Concert program performed by
the Columbus Symphony Orches-
ira.
The 10 priests assisting Father
Dodd with the annual program
are: Fathers, Robert White, prin-
cipal of Notre Dame High School,
Portsmouth; Richard En- dres
principal of Rose ans High
School, GAINESVILLE; James Kulp,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-09-21

Diocesan director of the Propaga-
ton of the Faith; William john
son, assistant pastor of Our Lady
of Victory parish, Columbus; Col
by Grimes, assistant pastor of st.
Thomas parish, Columbus; Roland
R. Torer, assistant pastor st.
Francis de Sales parish, Newark;
Robert Reilly, assistant pastor,
Immaculate Conception parish,
Dennison; Joseph Stanton, assist
ant pastor, St. Mary parish, Della.
ware; Carl Clagett, assistant pas
tor, st. Mary parish, Lancaster,
and Clarence Durbin, assistant
pastor, Our Lady of Sorrows par
ish. West Portsmouth.
The National Catholic Youth
Week, an annual observance In
the United States, sponsored by
the National Council of Catholic
Youth, for the purpose of calling
to the attention of people every
where the great contribution OF
Catholic Youth to the community,
attempts to highlight the spiritual
values given to the youth by the
Church and also calls to the at.
tention of the young people the
great opportunities offered to
them through the Church's pro-
gram.
Theme of this years observ-
ance is "Trust in Youth"