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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
RENTAL EQUIPMENT

RENTAL EQUIPMENT
Rug S%hampooer, Floor Sanders,
Belt Sanders, Floor Waxer and
Buffer, Hand Sanders, Wall
paper Steamers, Paint Sprayers.
FISHER WALLPAPER & PAINT
$50 Main st. Phone MA. 2-O372
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06
Catholic Foreign Aid
at KC Meeting

NEWARK - A talk on the
Catholic Foreign Aid Program
highlighted the February meet
ing of Newark Council, Knights
Of Columbus.
Father Thomas Bender, as.
sistant at Blessed Sacrament
church, said Catholic relief was
one of the largest such programs
in the country.
Announcements were made
that the Newark Squires Coun'
Gil will attend the second Colum.
bian Squires and Councillors
Sunday Training School meet
ing March 8 in Cincinnati and
that the state &c convention
will be held in Toledo May "a
and Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06

NEW LEXINGTON - Peggy
Shoup of st. Aloysius Academy
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Shoup will be one of
two winners to represent Perry
County May / in Columbus at
the Ohio Youth Leadership pro-
gram. She and Thomas Walsh
won the local contest sponsored
by the Elks Lodge 500.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06

Monsisnor Bennett, APP
plssste, superintendent Of
schools introduced Father
Vincent Matthews, professor
NJ The Josephinvm, who OK.
planned his course Infer
racial Relationship. A COM
mitfee was set up 10 study
fhe course for possible
sdsptsfion In Diocesan,
schools.
Also attending the meeting
were Mr.. Robert Geer and
Mr.. Dale Cook of the Science
Research Reading Laboratry
who explained their materials,
which include a series of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06
Plans Open House

On open house program is be.
ing planned at st. Leo's Church
beginning at 2:30 pm. Sunday.
The program will start in the
school hall, Frebis and 'Bruck
|Sts., at 2:30 pm. with a short
get-acquainted session, after
which the tour of the church
will be made.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06
ShdmrOck Club
Meets Sunday

The Shamrock Club will meet
Sunday, March 8, in the knights
of Columbus hall, 80 S. Sixth
ISt., at 2 pm. President Jerry
IO'Shaughnessy announces there
are still some breakfast tickets
available. The choral club will
rehearSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
h-ACRE LOTS

Colesville area Some fronting
Colesville I'd; street, water; terms
or subordination. Call Mr.. Bozzi,
ewes, RIA. 6-2S05. MONTGOM.
cry REALTY CO.. JU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

1870 LOTS, with water and sewer,
in Prince Georges County. Ready
for semidetached construction, or
can be resubdivided for detached
homes. Priced right with good
terms. Call Mr.. Weiser, OIL, 4.
1888. JAMES C. CONLEY a. co.
2S LOTS, Rockville area; sewer,
water available; excel. terms.
ROBINSON JU, 7-7ll7
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AVAIL. NOV. /; mr.. wis. and Al.
bemarle-Ent. LIST d.; reas. Also
private once $50. OIL 4-i6iS.
COMFORTABLE air-cond. private
once, beautifully carpeted, with
draperies; available immed.; at
l4l5 X st. NV. Phone Elk.
WEISS g. sToLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O o Til o
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
APPROX. 300 so. FIT.

80 ANN<@As WV ONgs -
Avail. soon on lease terms
by owner. Air-cond. offiee
space in newly constructed
bids In old Alex, water
front area. Ideal for small
research, engineering or
manufacturers representa-
tive group. XII O-4O4o.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

WOULD LIKE OFFICE SPACE fol
evening after o pm. Call TU. 2
TAB after d pm.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE MED MORE LOTS, acreage or
farms in d. c. or nearby Nd,
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000.
WILL PAY CASH-For acreage any
where in Fairfax or Arlington
County The larger the tract the
better. No tract OF less than 100
acres will be considered Will deal
with principals only. Please send
complete information and plat OF
the land II available. Write to Box
lo6-L, Star
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. ior RLM1ILoIs. ACREAGE EoR SALE

BLADENsBURG, Kenilvorth ave
arsa-ApprOT. I seIs; FENCED; 4
1899.
NE. SECTION d, C.-3, 600 So. II,
and 1000 50. 1t. on . floors; IRE
resistant BLDG; powered for heavy
industrial. freight elevator. For
inspection, call MA. a-l433.
RIVER ROAD AND B&O. 5000 II. /;
heated; plenty parking; additional
acres for building. EN- 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.-RENT with option "a
buy II you choose 3-bedrm: brs
borhood, Has equipped kit, tulI
sn S' rs ssS i ASSSt s faS per mo-
VANCE, GREEN q co" IA
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

ACCOMMODATIONS with or with
out meals in Shenandoah. Madison
and Culpeper Counties. Va, for
groupS or individuals. Reas. rates.
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

THIS THREE-BEDRooM BRICK
RAMBLER with three full baths
really gives you the most for the
money--every room king sized
finished rec. room with bar; at
tached garage: call now. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP. :,
XII. $4,000.
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CoMMERC GROUND

BUILD OR LEASE, drive-in restau.
in ne. or Nd. D. J. WHITMAN.
LU. $4,000. Brokers coop. i'm
vited.
CAPITAL GAINS INVESTMENT
CT commercial 8Ia acres, close in
Geo. Palmer Hwy; $50 #. front.
Owner will consider under so
cents PEI #. Call Mr.. Bozzi, ewes,
RA. 6-2S0J MONTE merry
REALTY CO. .JU. $4,000.
4 ACRES on Route so. close to
Chantilly Airport. Valuable corner
with long frontage, $4,000 per
acre. DU. 1894.
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CONTEMPORARY

Forest-Three bedrms. =.
sGeR sut GDeb Ssa%sa s ssloT
and ter. h-acre lot with trees;
S17,500: owner leaving area. FL.
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TRAILERS

ALMA 1854; 20 it., / bedrm., good
cond.; S1,250. q Walnut lane,
Cherry Hill Trail. PIX. College PIX.
COLONIAL, 40xSO IT., excel, cond /;
LOT TIL. after s pm.
FABULOUS, FABULOUS Of course
It's the Alma 1860 models: mobile
homes. Buy a ten wide island
to YOUR lot. Also, 53xlO vi-count
front kitchen on display: trade
and terms. What have you?
ALLIED TRAILERS, WA. 7-4354.
KOZY COACH. AZ IT.; . bedrms /:
top condition; lots OF extras Small
down payment. take over &c pay
nnRntS so E9TQA
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL and . acre home
sites facing Congressional Country
Club: 1880 up: terms
SHAPIRO INC 1913 x. NE s-1717
BROCK HALL, PR. GEO. CO.
New section opened We are
pleaSed to AMI Junce the opening
Of Section 5 Beaut. wooded l.
acre home sites % few larger
tracts are still avail }. Only go
min. to Chesapeake beaches. d.
c. and Bladensburr. Brock Hall Is
the outstanding development Of
acTeage estsees in Pr. Geo. Co.
/ oc. on the LarRo-Marlboro I'd
md. 2O2l 3 mi north Of Marl-
boro Your investment protected
By covenants and building re-
strictions. Prices are reas. Liberal
terms are available. NJ LEO
sTORCH. Developers. sP. 3-4JOO.
CABIN SITES. approx q acre, 10
Gated on s.000-acre mountain re-
sort. featuring winter and sum,
msr. sports. INCLUDING skiing and
deerAhunnng. sP. 4-6074.
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GOTHAM
REALTY, INC

REALTY, INC.
300 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
70 Fl. Of brick loneliness is offered
In this charming rambler, 4 yrs.
young In an excellent residential
a ARIA. LIST d. offers entr. hall. iV.
srm; with nrepl., sep. din, rm., 3
bedrms., 2 baths, den, everything
Kitchen and large family rm.; 2
big bedrms. and tiled bath on
2nd d. Bsmt. offers partially I'm
1shed rec. rm. with flrepl. and
roughed-in bath: carport, beauti-
fully handicapped lot. An unusual
and charming home. priced below
the market at only $31,5OO. For
further details call THE DARBY
CO., Realtors, IA. 5-9393. once
open 9 It'll 8.
5-BEDROOM. 2-BATH, full base
ment all-brick home, completely
redecorated and ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Close to schools,
churches, shopping and on direct
busline to Pentagon and D. C.
Owner must sell at sacrifice price,
only S25,500. See today by calling
ia. .5-6S00, SHANNON A. LUCJS,
Realtors. o055 Wilson blvd.
s9O,750-Brick rambler, mr.. An
Mandate. built in 80. Three bed
rms, liv, rm. with firepl.. sen.
dining rm., full bsmt. with outside
entrance, gorgeous rear I'd, see
1t is to buy it.
TINKLE PROPERTIES, INC.
REALTOR ia. 5-I2O7
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$16,950

$16,950
You will enjoy many pIeasurable
hours in this beautiful, three-bed-
room brick rambler, with fireplace
and well-groomed fenced yard
basement has recreation room and
fourth bedroom; close to elemen-
tary and oarochial schools.
MannaS Rltv.. JE. 2-3110
&16,26O FLA APPROVED and also
the. selling price for this close in
and convenient brick home: 3 bed
rms, liv. rm. with flrepl., formal
din: rm.. dream kit, full bsmt
with finished rec. rm., level fenced
lot. In immaculate condition
Walk to shopping and express
transp: Minimum down payment
For further details call THE
DARBY CO. Exclusive Agents, ia
5-9393. once open 8 til o.
8 MINUTES TO PENTAGON from
this 3-bedrm. Colonial-sryled
home. situated on large corner
wooded lot in beautiful oakcrest:
22-ft. .liv.. rm. with fireplace, big
en- includes 1a-ft. f freezer, socft.
TAcHED GARAGE; sci $50. CALL
NOW ia. 5-6SOO, SHANNON 4
LUCHS CO., REALTORS
S17,750-Brick Cape Cod, built in
'54. Two bedrms. on LIST A.: also,
. extra bedrms., full bright bsmt /;
house situated on corner lot, In
close-in Falls Church; FLA APP
TiNKLE PROPERTIES, INC.
IA, 5-12O7
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WOODED LOT
$4OO DOWN
REC. ROOM

3-bedrm.. rambler, close to school
and only 2 block from the bus.
lily wanting comfort and conVen-
fence within the budget. Payments,
approx. $50 mo. total. Priced to
sell at S13,250. Don't wait-it
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CENTRALLY LOCATED
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT
10000 or less So. IT.. S1.90 per #
pass, and freight elev. air-condi-
tlone1; Suit,aoie tor Wareno99sing
ly available.
DREYFUSS BROS. MA. S-05s0
NICE Ice. BSMT.: soned CO: suit
for workshop. r. I. ave. and 4th
st. ne. vic. CO. 5-2493.
ON .. S. ri. 3O1, 8 mi south Of
LaPlata, 4Ox60 It. cinder block.
former ANTIQUE shop, opposite
crossover Contact W. E. SILL at
Indianhead, Md. Riverside 3-2111.
ext: 40l or $50.
USED CAR LOT
Ready for operation, choice loo,
N. Arl., ia. 7-0772.
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NEED FIVE BEDRooMsP-we
have it-including a large finished
rec. room and central air condi-
tioning. This home is perfect in
every detail. Located in exclusive
Yacht Haven Estates. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
XII. $4,000.
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USED TRAILERS

45-FT. VICTOR: 2 bedTms. fully
equipped trailer Set up IN trailer
park $500 cash, take over pay
mentt. CIR. 3-40lo.
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MT. VERNON AREA-8-mo. -oid
spacious brk. redwood Colonial.
bedrms.. 21a baths, full bsmt.,
firepl., carport. porch; 17,OOO-sq.-
IT. heavily-wooded lot: many ex-
tras. S22,500. assume large Gl
loan. BY OWNER, SO. 5-7395, OF
DU. 3-5704. 4019 Cavendish dr.,
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Racing
RanblerS

Two outstanding competitors In
the race for real value. l. BROY-
H1LL-4-bedroom, lIa-bath, brick
rambler with screen porch fea-
lures spacious living room, dining,
room, all electric GE kitchen
with dishwaSher. Partially I'm.
ished recreation room and Eng
lish basement. Priced S2I.95O-
assume large 4iaes CT loan and
save hundreds Of dollars in inter-
est and closing cost. Call ia
4-5656.
e, RARE BIRD-3-bedroom, ga.
bath. brick rambler in North
Arlington's Nottingham school dis.
trict at only $4,000. Has foyer
entrance, large living room with
fireplace, dining room, opening on
2 huge screened porches. Finished
recreation room and full basement
Beautiful $4,000 50. IT. level lot
with trees and fence. Just listed
Only $3.50 down on new FLA
terms.
ODDENINO REALTY, INC.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
nTr1I, IKtApEuOTIcEc

o Logo g. Fl NOE Eon Avail;
Will lease all or part of; zoned
commercial or Industrial; tailgate
loading; "a block from Lee hwy
and railroad siding in Falls
Church. Call JE. 4-6720, week
days, q to 3.
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STATELY COLONIAL, the kind Of
home you stop to admire. White
custom-built brick with 4 bedrms. =,
rm or study and bath Charming
living room, cool, screened porch,
playroom; Gear detached garage
A lovely home on a tree-shaded
lot. Priced in the mid-30s. Must
sell Immediately. Call SHANNON
g. LUCHS, Realtors, 2055 Wilson
blvd IA h-6SO0
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CONN, AND 18th

Spacious Arm. suite, 1000 50. IT,,
dignified Colonial decor and pvt.
entry, , pvt. baths, closets. fully
carpeted. fireplaces. excel. light
ing, all services incl. ideal for
company or professional Offices:
tele; parking space avail; $3.50
q month. ME. S-l44O.
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CONN. AVE. AND R
Furnished, unfinished ofices ir
law suite. Call weekdays. DE
2-l371.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-LoveIy cor
nef wooded lot in excellent resi-
dental area; SAC. 900 TO $50, 900
nielehporhooG; 1900 So. IT,. util-
~. S-SS9O. LAWRENCE ".
LUTES CO.
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YEONAS REALTY
DU, $500

OFF WILSON BLvD.-on level iot
like new; full bSmt with lovely
finished recreation rm and Y
bath, MANNAs REALTY, JE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
Fifth Clergy
Retreat Set
AT Shrine

The following priests have
been assigned TO the Fifth
Retreat at the Shrine Of the
Little Flower opening Mon
day, June 3. s pm. and clos
ing Thursday evening, June
II, after dinner:
Fathers Leo Benedict.
James Berendt. Elmer Boy
den, Patrick Byrne. Joseph
Buzer, Raymond Carter. Msgr.
John Casey, Fathers Eugene
Dunn, Clarence Durbin. Gle
ment Durbin. Samuel Durbin.
Paul Elsner. Richard Engle,
John Fulcher, John Geiger,
Charles Griffin. Colby Grimes.
Kenneth Grimes. Jane.
Haag, John Kempf. Raymond
Lavelle, Thomas Mclaughlin,
Francis Miller, John O'Rourke.
William Rardin. Robert Reilly.
Msgr. George Schorr. IA.
theirs Donald Schultz, Roland
Torer, Charles Wells. Eugene
Yoris.
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to a bill (H.B. -235) which
would make income tax-levy-
ing cities share the tax take
$3.50 with subdivisions whose
workers were employed in the
taxing cities. The Governor
didn't oppose the bill. itself,
but said he didn't like to see
such interference by the state
with home rule" He pointed
to his home town Of Toledo
which has worked out a recip-
rocal agreement with sur
rounding subdivisions on the
question of income tax and
said that looked like a better
way to handle it. lib. 235
was recommended for passage
by a House committee this
week.
BLUE LAW
Hearings on bills to repeal
or modify the states old Sun
day Blue Laws are slated to
begin in the Legislature next
week. Governor Disable said
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
Offer Mass
For Judge

COSHOCTON Mass was
offered in sacred Heart
Church here for Judge Robert
Carton, so, who died last
week.
Judge Carton. who had
practiced law here for 80
years. was a graduate of Sa-
cred Heart school. attended
Dayton and Georgetown uni
versities and John Marshall
Law school.
A former newspaper man,
he worked for the Coshocton
Tribune before becoming a
lawyer. He is survived by his
wife. Mary. a daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Martin of Dennison,
a brother. Thomas; a sister
Mrs. Francis Y. Weaver. A
brother and sister are deceas
pd
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.Josephinum
Priests Give
NOVena Series

A new series of the Mira
eulous Medal Novena. a no
vena honoring the lmmacu-
late Conception Of the Bless
ed Virgin Mary. will begin on
June 5 at St. Mary Magdalene
Church, ParkSide and Roys
Avenues. Monslgnor John P.
kleinz and Monsignor Leon
ard Flick, of the faculty of the
Pontifical College Josephi-
mum, will conduct this no.
yena series.
Novena devotionS are at $50
am. with Mass, 10 am. 3,
4. $50. $50. 100 and $50
pm. The $50 Mass each Mon
day morning is offered for the
intentions of those making
the Novena. Confessions are
heard at each NoVena serv-
ice for the convenience of
those attending the Novena,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
GAINESVILLE
Woman Gels
B. A. Degree

Sheila Killeen of GAINESVILLE,
will be among 90 young Wo-
men receiving baccalaureate
degrees at the Seton Hill Col
lege Greensburg, Y. c. com
mencement exercises on Sun
day afternoon. June 7. The
Most Reverend Hugh l.. Lamb.
STD, Bishop of Greensburg,
will preside at the commence
ment Notwithstanding in
Sullivan Hall at 2 p.m.-and
will confer the degrees. Doe
tor William H. Conley, edu-
cational assistant to the presi-
dent OF Marquette University,
will give the commencement
address.
Sheila. Killeen maiored in
psychology and minored in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
asst Week In Legislature:
Tax Bill Compromise
Due Anytime Now

legislative leaders told him on
May %.
The Governor said he'd pre-
fer to see the law written 10
make certain exceptions on
Sunday sales. but admitted
that was difficult to do. IF
you can't write the law to
make reasonable exceptions,
there may be no other alterna-
tive to outright repeal"
Disable suggested one solu-
ton: Maybe we should all be
free for free enterprise on
Sundays as we'll as Satur-
days
WoRkMEN'S BILL
After weeks and weeks of
subcommittee delibera { o n,
the bill Glib. 47W 10 liberal
ize Workmen's compensation
benefits and reorganlze its adj
ministration has been report.
ed back and accepted by the
House Industry and Labor
Committee by a vote of 7 to 2.
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BY James j. Hollern
Executive Secretary

AS far as the two ma
1or tax bills were con-
cerned rs B. 376, the
Omnibus Sales Tax Bill,
which contains the elimi-
nation of the Sales Tax
Stamps and H.B. 1913, the
Corporation Franchise Bill.
raised from two 10 four mllls)
at the end of the 2lst week Of
the 103rd General Assembly,
their status remained the
same rs at the conclusion of
the previous week - dead
locked
A compromise will probably
come this week. What form
the compromise will take is
difficult to predict at this
time. Both tax bills could
clear the Senate the week of
June 2.
Governor Disable pointed
out this week that every ad-
ministration for the past 10
years has had at least a $40
miifyen surplus TO use as OPP
Grating balance and said that's
what he was proposing-"not
a cushion"
OF the auto tax stamp plan,
Disable said: They want to
do away with auto stamps and
save S. million a year. We
want to cut all stamps out and
save $12 million
Concluding, the Governor
said he had yet to see a "seri,
Gus criticism of his proposed
spending level" The differ
ence is over how we raise. the
money, he added.
OPPOSES TAX SPLIT
Governor Disable indicated
on May % that he is opposed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

D1UC6SdIl 11A OlllLp.
A retreat for boys attend
ing public high schools will
be conducted at Camp ST. Jo-
seph from Friday evening
June 5 TO Sunday June 7. The
program will be a cooperative
effort Of cYc and the Of
flee Of the confrsternitY of
Christian Doctrine.
This will be the first at
Il ,pt TO develop a spiritual
retreat exclusively for boys
not in Catholic schools.
The same weekend al see
a special program for girls of
Junior and Senior high school
age at Camp ST. Rita under
the supervision of Miss Do
lores Egger of the CYC staff
and team members from the
Granville school of Lay Apos-
tolate in Loveland. The week
end will consist OF a look into
the Liturgy and a discussion
OF the role Of the young Wo-
men in the Apostolate.
Miss Egser. a graduate OF
Ohio State University spent
the last year at Granville, a
special school for women
studying the mission of lay
women in todsy's Apostolate
The girls will register Fri
day night June 5 and enc
their sessions June 7.
A special weekend ~tralnlns
session June 1914 at botf
camps for leaders in the af
filiated parishes to CYC Hi
The spiritual theme of th'
utaaEapd yriI aapfcr orntInf
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

War
Dead

Members Of
the Cath o lie
War Vetera n
Our L q d OF
Fsfima, Post
e83, Columbus,
sxsiste d 81
Mass in ST. 10.
seph Cathedral
last Safurd . Y.
Father Albert
KessIer, left,
leads them in
bFavaY a. MAJ
Calvary Gene
terry.
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the Mass and the participa-
ton of the lay people in it.
This weekend will close the
annual outing for members of
the hi division of the Council
of Catholic Youth at Camp ST.
Joseph.
Registration for the week
end programs may be made
through the parish. Informa-
ton concerning the activities
may be had by writing CYC
office at 1899 Hawthorne Ave,
or by calling CT. 2-5522.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

The Columbus Auto Club re-.
minds drivers that pleasant
spring weather means :ncreas.
ed play activity in school zones.
Motorists driving near schools
or Fairgrounds should be con.
stantly alert for the child who
may have forgotten his safety
lessons @Always reduce your
speed when driving in resident
Ial areas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

CUSTOM BUTCHERNG-Beef
and Pork cut and wrapped for
your freezer. Quality meat at
wholesale prices. Bob Crossin.
Phone ThornvlIle 6-6261
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05
Two Special Group
Programs at Camp

Special weekend programs for high school boys
and girls al Camp st. Joseph and Camp st. Rita have
been scheduled for the first two weeks in June by the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-05

history at Seton Hill and will
receive a Bachelor of Arts de
gree. She did her student
teaching in Greater Greens.
burg High School and expects
TO teach next year.
Sheila is a graduate of
Bishop R~osecrans High School.
Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Killeen OF 2O60
M~ontgomery-ay. GAINESVILLE.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Wards Largest Store
To Open in Wheaton
By DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editnr

The largest department store opened by Montgomery
Ward & Co. is nearing completion in the Wheaton
Shopping Center in Wheaton Nd and will be opened OH
caly for business February S.
This announced today by Keith A. Brooks the COM