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Its purpose is to provide a friendly setting for single Catholics of similar educational backgrounds to meet and develop friendships with people who share their faith.
CACC's area includes Greater Cincinnati, northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana.
While CACC is not a matchmaking organization, it does provide ample opportunities to socialize and date, and many marriages result from these interactions. CACC allows those who do not feel called to marriage to pursue their interests with other Catholic singles; there is no pressure to marry.
CACC sponsors a wide range of activities for its members: social, cultural,
religious, charitable, and recreational. These activities are published
each month in its newsletter, CAC Connections. Take a look at Current
Monthly
Events.
Other Activities of 2004-05
Published in the CAC Connections
Cultural:
o Cincinnati Art Museum,
“One World Party”, Mt. Adams
o CCM Philharmonia Concert
(U.C.), “April in Paris”
o St. Mary’s Cathedral (Basilica),
Covington, KY
o ‘Bach” Cathedral Concert
o Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra
o Nutcracker Ballet, Music
Hall, Downtown Cincinnati
Parties:
o CAC Comedy Club.
Laughter is the best medicine with an evening of classic comedy films!
o Night in Polynesia.
Members escaped winter with Hawaiian-style evening.
o Super Bowl Party
o Games Parties: Board
games at members’ home
o Welcome Party: Usually
in September, welcome to new members & welcome back to all from summer
vacations!
o Halloween Party – with
lots of creative costumes
o Annual Club Elections
Party
o Christmas Dinner and/or
Dance
Various:
o Adventures in Shopping:
Sampling the Outlet Malls!
o Movies Nights at Local
Theaters
o Riverboat Lunch Cruise
on the Ohio
o Bowling
Volunteer:
o Festival Booth of St. Rita’s
School for the Deaf
Outdoor Fun:
o Reds Ball Games
o Coney Island Summer Dances
o Picnics
o Miniature Golf
o Hike/Bike - Loveland Bike
Trail, Miami Whitewater, etc.
o Autumn Bonfire
Feature Stories:
o Member’s first CACI convention/vacation!
o CACers’ snow stories from
2004 holidays!
o One member’s remembrance
of the Polish Mass of Cardinal Karl Woytya in Hammond, Indiana.
To receive complimentary copies of the CAC Connections newsletter and
learn how to become a member, contact Andi at ARBAndi@cinci.rr.com or 513-821-2440.
Membership benefits include
Officer | Name | Contact Information |
President | Don Luebbering | 513-574-8573 |
Vice President (Admin) | Dee Macke | 513-481-6188
deejmacke313@msn.com |
Vice President (Activities) | Karen Winstead | 513-624-0328
zhenyawin@aol.com |
Secretary | Nancy Veeneman | 513-574-0050
nancy3858@netscape.com |
Treasurer | Rick Gross | 513-896-6553
egross@fuse.net |
Membership | Andi Brosch | 513-821-2440
ARBAndi@cinci.rr.com |
Newsletter Input: | Joe Matzek | 513-661-3491
rjmatzek@aol.com |
Community Service | Don Luebbering | 513-574-8573 |
Social | Karen Winstead | 513-624-0328
zhenyawin@aol.com |
Publicity | Bill Schumacher | 513-539-9525
n60steelman@yahoo.com |
Website Coordinator | Brian Depinet | depinebj@netscape.com |
Electronic membership inquiries may be directed to Andi Brosch.
FIRST FRIDAY MASS: First Friday of the month, 7:30 p.m.
CAC’s monthly religious activity features Mass followed by dinner,
usually at one of our club member’s homes. This is a way to meet
CACer’s in a relaxed atmosphere. Call Don, 513-574-8573, for information
and/or directions.
MONTHLY BOARD MEETING: First Sunday of the month, 4:00-6:00
p.m.
All members and prospective members are welcome. For questions
and directions, please call Don at 513-475-8573. The board meeting
offers an opportunity to learn the inner workings of the organization and
how activities are planned.
ETHNICALLY DINING: First Sunday of the month, 6:15 p.m.
With many ethnic restaurants in the Greater Cincinnati area, CACers enjoy
a real diversity in dining, and often save money by using their Entertainment
Card. Restaurant of the month is featured below. Be good to
yourself by dining with other interesting CACers’.
FOOD PANTRY: Every Other Tuesday, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
CAC members volunteer at the St. George Food Pantry which serves needy
families of the Clifton area. Call Don, 513-574-8573, for information
and/or directions. This is a good way of helping others!
PAUL’S COFFEEHOUSE: Third Tuesday of the month, 8:00-10:00
p.m.
The long standing coffeehouse hosted by Paul Bergman offers an intellectually
stimulating evening. CAC members are invited to attend this lively
evening with guest presenter or quarterly book discussion. Call Paul
at 513-321-3588 for information and/or directions.
AUGUST EVENTS:
Volunteer At the Food Pantry 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Join us in helping to provide service to people in need of food in the Corryville area by volunteering at the St. George Interfaith Food Pantry once or twice a month. The pantry serves nearly 400 families or single adults each month. Each week volunteers help to sort items donated to the pantry, package the food in bags, stock shelves, or interview clients. On the job training is provided every week. We will be there every other Tuesday of each month all year long from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm. The Food Pantry is located in the basement of Corryville Catholic School next to St. George Church on Calhoun Street. Please call Don Luebbering at 513-574-8573 if you plan to attend. Directions: The entrance to the pantry is on Dennis Street, which intersects Calhoun. From the East take William Howard Taft until it becomes Calhoun Street after crossing Vine. From the West, take Clifton Ave. to McMillan, go east to Vine and turn left; at light turn left onto Calhoun. Parking is available in St. George parking lot. If you park in the lot, put a large note on the dashboard in your car indicating that you are in the St. George Food Pantry. First Friday Mass August 5, 2004, 7:30 pm This month's First Friday Mass celebration will be held at the home of Linda Cortina. Mass begins at 7:30p.m., followed by dinner. Please contact Linda, 513-522-3116 to let her know what you will be bringing. And if anyone has an extra card table or chairs, please feel free to bring them with you, as Linda has only the basics when it comes to furniture! We hope to see you there! DAYTON CAC HOG ROAST August 6th, 2 p.m. Early Bird Discount: $10 (received by July 30th) or $15 at the door (Dinner at 5 p.m.)
Tuesdays, AUGUST 9th & 23rd
Dayton CAC has invited us to their annual Hog Roast on August 6t.h. This is one of the Dayton activities that our Cincy club members enjoy also. The location is "AJ" & Pam Murn’s home, 9160 Taylorsville Rd., Huber Heights, OH. Activities include Corn Hole and Volley Ball. If you have any special game you like, feel free to bring it. Please bring a lawn chair. Please make check payable to Kevin Wholihan & mail to him at 8020 E. New Carlisle Rd., New Carlisle, Oh. 45344. Contact Kevin at 937-845-0938 if you have any questions. Car pools are possible from Cincinnati. Contact Dee at 513-481-6188.
Board Meeting –Note date/Location for
August Meeting:
August 7, 2005, 4:00pm
Home of Don Luebbering in Western Hills.
The board meetings will be held on Sunday, August 7, at 4:00 p.m. This meeting is open to all members to come and share their ideas. Call Don (513-574-8573 at home or 513-240-1005 on his cell phone) to let him know you are coming or if you have any concerns you wish to discuss.
Everyone Is Welcome To Come And Share their Ideas!
Ethnically Dining
Sunday, August 7 at 6:15 PM
Campanello’s –
414 Central Avenue
513/721-9833
This month we will dine Italian style. Campanello’s is Cincinnati’s most famous Italian Restaurant, only "three blocks from the beach". The pasta, including lasagna and manicotti, is all made from scratch. Join CAC for this fabulous evening of relaxed dining. Please give Bill Schumacher a call (513/539-9525) to let him know you’re coming. Sometimes seating can be a little tight.
Directions: From North I-75, head south towards downtown Cincinnati. Stay straight to go onto I-71 (North Ramp). Stay straight to go onto W. Fifth St. (exit 1E). Turn right onto Central. From KY take I-75 North into Cincinnati. Take the Fifth Street exit. Merge onto W. Fifth St. Turn right onto Central.
Cheesecake Factory & Movie
Saturday, August 13th at 5 pm
Kenwood Towne Center
Want to do something COOL on these HOT summer days?
Join us at one of the hottest new restaurants in town, the Cheesecake Factory, situated in the Kenwood Town Center just off of I-71. The menu is quite long and varied, and food quantity abounds…. then there are the desserts! Following dinner, it’s your choice of either a movie or browsing through the eclectic shops in Kenwood Mall for some cool evening entertainment. Meet at 5 pm at the Cheesecake Factory entrance located inside the Mall. A few of us may get there sooner to ensure a table without a lengthy wait. Please contact Karen Winstead at 624-0328 if you plan to attend by Friday the 12th.
Directions from I-71 going north:
Take I-71 North to Kenwood exit (exit # 11). Exit goes to the right. At traffic light, turn left towards Montgomery St. Go pass Montgomery St. and enter the Kenwood Mall area on your right. The restaurant is located in roughly the center of the Mall near the front. However, parking may be easier to obtain by going around to the Mall rear and walking through the Mall.
Directions from I-71 going south:
Take I-71 South to Montgomery St. exit. Turn right at traffic light. Mall will be on your right. Follow above instructions.
Paul's Coffeehouse
Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005
8:00pm
Coney Island Dance Party
Friday, August 19, 7:30 pm
If you like dancing to the "Oldies" or just listening to good, live music; this is your chance. Four on the Floor will perform a variety of musical numbers. It should be a very enjoyable night under the stars at Coney’s Moonlight Gardens. Admission cost is $7. We will meet at the upper level on the left as you enter. Call Karen Winstead at 513-624-0328 to let her know to look for you!
DIRECTIONS: From downtown Cincinnati, take I-471 across the Ohio River into KY and proceed to I-275. Exit left onto I-275 eastbound (the sign says Columbus) and cross the river back into Ohio. At the end of the bridge, take the Kellogg Ave. exit and turn right. The parking entrance to Coney Island is on the right just off the ramp.
Putt-Putt Golf
August 21, 4 pm
Florence, KY
Our next miniature golf event is scheduled for Sunday, August 21st at Sports of All Sorts, Family Fun Center, 25 Cavalier Blvd. Florence, Kentucky. We will meet at 4:00 PM and play 18 holes, then adjourn to one of the many restaurants nearby for supper. Please call Larry Borne, at 859-341-7427, so he will know you are coming. You must call since the event will be cancelled if we do not have at least four people coming.
Directions: Take I-75 south into Kentucky. Exit at Turfway Road (#182). At the end of the ramp turn right on Houston Road. At the first traffic light, turn right on Turfway. Go to the third traffic light and turn right on Route 18. Go to the first traffic light and turn right on Cavalier Blvd. Family Fun Center is on the left; turn into the parking lot and we will meet at the front entrance.
Board Meeting –Note early date/Location for September Meeting:
yes, that’s August 28, 4 pm
Perkins Restaurant
9307 Montgomery Road
Since the September Board meeting would generally be on Labor Day weekend, the CAC Board with hold its September meeting a week early on Sunday, August 28, at 4:00 p.m. This will take place at the Perkins Restaurant, 9307 Montgomery Road in Montgomery. This meeting is open to all members to come and share their ideas. Call Don (513-574-8573 at home or 513-240-1005 on his cell phone) to let him know you are coming or if you have any concerns you wish to discuss.
Directions: I-75 to Cross County Highway to Montgomery Road North exit. Travel approximately one-half mile north on Montgomery Road. Perkins is on the left side of the road. From I-275 take Montgomery Road exit and go south on Montgomery Road. Perkins will be on the right.
Summer Picnic
3:00 p. m. - ??? Delhi Township Park Shelter #2
Come on out and enjoy the warm summer sun and your fellow CACers' companionship. Grilled
hamburgers, brats, metts and hot dogs will be served. Bring a side dish to share and your own drinks, beer, and your favorite lawn games. Cost is $4 with a dish to share or $7 without. We should have a few games of our own like jarts, horseshoes, cards, Frisbee and bocce. You don't have to be an expert to play but only willing to laugh and have fun. As Drew Carey says "the points don't matter". Call Dee Macke (513/481-6188) to let him know what side dish you're bringing. RSVP by September 1st. Bring a friend as well!Jesus Christ Superstar
La Comedia Dinner Theatre
765 W. Central Ave.
Springboro, OH 45066
800/677-9505
Sunday, October 9 - Arrive at 5:30
We have reserved 12 seats for this event and already have 8 seats spoken for. If you’re interested in seeing this inspirational Andrew Lloyd Webber rock concert, contact Bill (513/539-9525 or
n60steelman@yahoo.com). Since we had three Entertainment Cards, we will sit in Section 1 for only $35 instead of $46. First come, first served.
Plan Ahead for
Christmas Dinner
December 10, 2005
You are cordially invited to "eat, drink and be merry" at the upcoming CAC Christmas Dinner Party on December 10th, 2005. The celebration will be held at "A Touch of Elegance" banquet hall on Kellogg Avenue near Coney Island from 7-11p.m. Dinner will be buffet style and will include hors-d'oeuvres, salad, two main entree selections, a vegetable, potato, rolls and soft drinks, coffee and tea. Alcohol will be available through a cash bar. Following dinner, we will have music and for those who wish, dancing. Cost is $31 per person including dinner, tax and gratuity. Reservations and payment are required for this event, so please consider booking early. Contact Karen Winstead at 624-0328 for additional information.
FUTURE EVENTS!
LATE SUMMER PICNIC, SEPTEMBER 3, DELHI PARK:
Warm weather and food are a great combination! CAC again hosts
the summer picnic at Delhi Park on September 3rd. Plan to come
early and stay until dark or anytime in between. The exact time and
picnic site will be in next month’s CAC Connections.
CACI TRAVEL: CACI ANNUAL CONVENTION/VACATION THEME: “DISCOVER THE
MAGIC OF MAINE”
PORTLAND, MAINE, JULY 31- AUGUST 6, 2005:
Join other CACers in the historic seaport community of Portland, surrounded by mountains, woods and ocean, with lots of old world charm and more ethnic restaurants per capita than San Francisco. For those who love to shop, LL Bean and the largest shopping mall in New England are nearby as well as unique waterfront shops.
Planned activities include travel by boat to a nearby island for lobster dinner, the New Hampshire mountain area, city trolley tours, and the town of Freeport. A pre-convention visit to Bar Harbor is also planned.
For information contact, Janet Yntema (Detroit CAC) at janety602@aol.com
or Neal Hyatt (Washington, DC) at Nealhyatt@msn.com. Convention registration
is $695 for double rooms and $1,020 for singles. Applications will
be available soon. Web: www.caci.org
FUTURE EVENTS!
Christmas Dinner
December 10, 2005
“Touch of Elegance”
(near Coney Island)