Thursday, June 20, 1968 T H E R E G IS TE R , D E N V E R A R CH D IO CESA N E D ITIO N Page 1 Sec. 2 Mile High Entertainrpent | 'America' Asks NCOMP By Tom Officer • The Boy» From Syr­ MUSICALS: A Perfectly Art buffs and persons acuse, July 9-14; nn^ent Affair or Lying interested in purchasing • Threepenny Opera, I ” Latching, an adapta­ To Drop Nudity Ban art works are visiting the July 23-28; and tion o f the 1845 play 12th annual "Own Your • Sweet Charity, Aug. Fashion, will open its Own” art exhibition at the 6- 11. engagement at Theater in Denver Art Museum’s in­ the Square, Denver, to- In Classifying Films terim gallery. W. 12th Greeley night (June 20). avenue and Acoma street. New York — America, valid reasonR of art, would the screen, but in recent C The exhibit is op^n daily The Little Theater of the J^Z; it is not too early Rockies will present five national Catholic weekly, lead to wide abuse.” The films, the nudity has been through July 7 — except to start planning to attend has urged the National committee promised that more drawn-out. for July 4. plays and an opera this the S c h h t a Salute to J a i . r . summer at Colorado State Catholic Office for Motion the national Catholic film One indication of the di­ Persons have a chance to M , to be held at Red Rocks Pictures to end its ban office would continue to college in Greeley. Per­ lemma facing NCOMP is purchase the objects — Saturday, July 20. Tickets against nudity in films. resist nudity in films even formances start at 8 p.m. the absence to date of a textiles, jewelry, ceramics, at $4.50 are available at The NCOMP policy has though "some may regard moral classification for the paintings, prints and draw­ for: various agencies in the been to condemn any film this policy as rigid and • Barefoot in the latest Ingmar Bergman ings, and sculpture — that Denver area. in which nudity appears, perhaps arbitrary.” film, Hour o f the Wolf, Park, June 27-28; are on exhibit. Among the performers on the grounds that if released in the United • The Rose Tattoo, A M E R IC A commented And the viewer has a will be Dionne Warrick, NCOMP approves a film in its editorial that nudity States several months ago. chance to see if he agrees July 4-5; Ahamd Jamal, the Gary with nudity in it the result It contains one lengthy • Measure for Meas­ in films has increased de­ with the awards of the Burton quartet, the Can­ will be widespread exploi­ spite the NCOMP ban and, nude sequence which judges of the show. ure, July 11-12; nonball Adderly quintet, tation by unscrupulous secondly, many worthwhile would automatically bring • The Odd Couple, At a preview showing, and the Thelonious Monk film-makers. films have been con­ the film a condemned rat­ this writer saw weveral July 18-19; quartet. The NCOMP policy has- demned. ing according to NCOMP’s • The Barber of Se­ works that impressed him; not worked, argued A m eri­ "While some of (the) current policy. ville, July 25-26; and English ‘Students’ • 15 -H 1 — an acrylic MUSIC: Sibelius' Violin ca in a June 15 commen­ But the condemnation of • The Man Who Came nudity is designed for aph­ by Barbara Bertie, with Concerto (Itzhak Perlman tary, and it is also respon- rodisiac effect,” the weekly films by such "serious” Assuming the role of students at the six-week to Dinner,. Aug. 1-2. blue squares and rectan­ ^loist) and Tchaikovsky’s sibile for creating false argued, "much of it is res­ film-makers as Bergman — NDEA English institute at Loretto Heights college gles predominating, and symphony No. 6 criteria for judging films. trained, artistically inte- who appeal to only a select are Mrs. Ellen Romansik, right, fifth-grade teach­ one chartreuse square; Potpourri (P a th etiqu e) head the "The real problem is not ^ated or at least — in the clientele to begin with — er at Doull elementary, Denver, and Wendell • Bcreshith — an acryl­ TELEVISION: Two spe­ Boston Symphony program whether there is nudity in judgment of many mature has been criticized by Evans, fifth-grade teacher at North Summit ele­ ic by Lorin A. Paul, with a cials on network television 22^ '■ ^ P-ni. June a given film,” the weekly and prudent observers — Catholic film critics and milky way galaxy effect; m entary, Cc?»lville, Utah. Sister Ruth M a ry Ols- deserve special watching observed, "but whethpr the not corrupting. educators. NCOMP has zwski, assistant professor of the four-state institute • Window No. 2 — an film as a whole is likelv to this week. "One thinks, for example, apparently chosen to solve oil and ink drawing by Schubert’s Symphony No. corrupt the adult viewer. and assistant professor of education at Loretto The first is The New of recent motion pictures the dilemma presented by 9 (The Great) is the major By revising its policy to­ Heights, demonstrates use of an overhead projec­ Leonore K. Loewinger, American Catholic, an like The Fifth Horseman "Hour of the W o lf’ by with grey and white domi­ work on the Cleveland ward film nudity, NCOMP tor as a teaching aid. examination o f the new Is Fear, Benjamin, Blow- simply not rating it__(CPF) nating the design, with a Symphony broadcast on could conceivably help edu­ trends and movements of Up, Here We Go ’Round red square; KFML — 1 p.m. June 23. cate the viewing publics in D e n ve r Rose Show Scheduled Sunday the Church in America, on the Mulberry Bush’ — • Infinity — a white forming a correct con­ KOA, channel 4. and none of which, in our view, The Denver Rose Show Denver Rose society. Judg­ balsa sculpture by Dudley MOVIES: Proceeds from science.” can be said to be in them­ w ill be held June 23. 1 ing will take place before KO AA, channel 5, Colora­ The Hugh K. Wiltse, of the a special showing of The In 1965, the Episcopal selves corrupting for ad­ p.m., in the Colorado Na­ do Springs. the doors are opened to the American flag: and Green Berets at the new Committee for Motion Pic­ ults. Y e t they have all tional Bank lobby. 17th public. Ribbons w ill be • Alferd Packer — a The second is a three- North Valley Cinema on tures, Radio and Gelevision b een a s s ig n e d a C M Williams and Champa streets, ac­ part series — Th e Cities, awarded in 238 classes in painting in the design of a July 2 will 20 to benefit — NCOMP’s policy-making (condemned) rating by an examination of troubled cording to Ross Lahr, pres­ the main section and 22 commemorative stamp by the New Horizon School body — said that "the NCOMP. Other earlier ident of the sponsoring classes in the novice. Dirk Bach, of the famed cities in the U.S. The pro­ for Reiarded Children. temptation for film-makers Show films assigned a C, largely grams will be shown on Colorado cannibal. The film, starring John to exploit the prurient for nudity, include such KLZ at 9 p.m. June 24 Wayne and David Hans- appeal of nudity in this superior films as L*- and 26, and at 8 p.m. June sen, opens July 3 as the mass medium is so great FERN STANSFIELD Central City 25. Avventura, La Notte, first attraction of the thea­ that any concession to its It’s oF>era — or operetta The program for June 24 Knife in the Water, The ter at 84th avenue and use, even for otherwise — time at Central City is "A City To Live In,” for Pawnbroker, Woman in Valley highway. the Dunes and Th e Si- again. June 25 "D ilem m a in Bill Jackson, former as­ None of these This year the menu is Black and White,” and for le n c e sistant manager of the V il­ condemned for the D’Oyle Carte Opera Project should be June 26 "T o Build the la Italia and Englewood company in Gilbert and adults. Future.” Cinemas, will manage the TH E America editorial Sullivan productions. Per­ theater, fifth in the Denver Equality comes at a time when formances are to be given Because of popular de­ area for the General Cine­ NCOMP is seriouslv torn nightly Tuesday through mand, KLZ is repeating ma chain. by the nudity dilemma; Saturday, with matinees the four-hour One Nation, Approved On the one hand aware planned for Thursday, Sat­ Indivisible at noon June that without some form of urday. and Sunday. 30. official government film For the week of June 22, The program, which In K an sas classification young movie­ the operetta will be The deals with the national Wichita, Kan. — The goers will be exposed to Mikado. and local racial problems, Kansas Catholic confer­ more and more film nudi­ Other productions and DENVER COLISEUM was first shown May 23. It ence, organization of the ty; one the other hand dates are: One Night Only was planned to rei>eat the state’s Catholic Bishops, aware that the almost au­ TUES..JUNE 25-8:30 • lolanthe, June 29; showing on June 9, but has joined other major reli­ tomatic "C ” is alienating Prices: (All Seats Reserved) . TARTAN ROOM • Yeoman of the the coverage and aftermath adults who see no problem S7.S0, S6.00 and SS.OO ^ ^ \ 01SIV0 H0URS:0AILY«:3 0-1 0:00 S UNO AYS: Guard, July 6; gious denominations in o f Sen. Kennedy’s death in brief scenes of nudity. IICKHS ON SLLE H • H.M.S. Pinafore, July Kansas to commit their pxjstponed it. During the last year THE DENVER DRV GOODS CO. 13; and purchasing power to Pro­ OPERA; Handel’s Julius ject Equality — national NCOMP has modified its Flier IDevetien Sure) 1:11 U • The Pirates of Pen­ Caesar will be presented S:1S eailF. Fkeet 2SS-3222 movement for racial justice anti-nudity stand some­ Hcecll's OtMdatil SUrts; Jerri's Iriir zance, July 20. on K F M L at 6:30 p.m. what by overlooking fleet­ Jie Mits. 2111 $>- UeiTtrsitT; Deirer Filk- fN E lR T ’ DENVEK and equal opportunity in lirt Ccetir. H I Eest Utfe Arfaet; Msriiir 0 June 23. ing glimpses of nudity on 1 MOTOR HOTEL, E. COLFAX AT DOWNING all aspects of employment. lecerF Skee. 1*41 Knaene SL; Villi Mitie Ust. ISS $•■ Ciiirjoz. T -B on«« Sktieiet Ceiter; artaaliilV Bask ii Bteia ter Berry head the cast of U.S.D.A. Choice ...... liilB; Ball Metic Ce. ii LiketiVc Sk*ipn| calls for three productions ject Equality movement U.S. Choice Sirloin ...... 1-45 Ctitir; Tkc Piifle’s Ba.k ii iirsra; Eitie- to run six nights each. The Mozart's Cosi fan tutte, to U.S. Choice Filet MiR...... 1.55 wiiV Mcl'S Stirt. M il St. BreiBvar: Hai's involving interfaith cooper­ Porter House Stenk ...... 3.25 WirlV 5171 Si . Bitaevar li lltlllUe; ■■ musicals und dates are: be head on KDEN at 12:15 Center Cut ChopH ...... M O BetIVer it Tkc Blie Jay ■■ Bast-Mar Skip ation throughout Kansas. Sp. Chicken ...... I-IO p.m. June 27. Hamburger Steak ...... I.OO piei Ceitii aiV He'iVay Oi Tkt Hill. 115! Project Equality, the A ll Children Portion- ...... 75 Dtli St: alt II EreiliT at Erctl(]i Triiil Jubilarian program sponsored by the 5 Large Shrimp ...... l-!*0 II firctlty Natiiial Bilk. Mail ir- Halibut Steak ...... LOO Bars eitk eketk ir aiuT artir ai< StLF- Schools Plan National Catholic Confer­ All Dinners complete lOOIESSFO SUMFED ENVELOPE te Hi|k Brother Felix Orico, Heies Ejittnaiincats, P.O. Bei 5BB5, Oei- ence for Interracial Justice, We Serve Only the TOP Q U A LIT Y O.F.M., of Denver, will M EA TS. U.S. Choice or Prim e rer. Cilirate M217. places the purchasing pow­ Benefit for CARIH Faculty Trade observe the 25th an­ COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE er of religious organiza­ (Children's Asthma Research niversary of his profes­ & LOUNGE Institute and Hospital) Nashville, Tenn. — Mar­ sion as a Franciscan tions behind a drive for 301— 304 Federal______HUSN HOOKS EMTEBIAIHMENIS. quette university’s gradu­ Brother with a Mass of fair employment practices. lecai Haiatiacit ate department of theology Thanksgiving July 14, 9 The program insists that >Jj IS THE TIM E in Milwaukee and Vander­ a.m. B rother Felix has all firms doing business bilt university’s Divinity been stationed at Sacred with participating religious School have announced Heart church, Indianap­ jurisdictions maintain a plans for a student and olis, Indiana. strict policy of non-discri­ TRAVEL AGENT faculty exchange program. mination in their hiring Dr. Walter Harrelson, Fort M o rg an Sets and purchasing procedures. DIRECTORY dean of the Vanderbilt The Religious Council on seminary, a nondenoinina- CCD Training Human Relations for Met­ tionai school composed ropolitan Denver is consider­ J\nS^^_DOW NTOW N^J^lC Ask & Learn A CCD Teacher training largely of Protestant stu­ course will be held at St. ing sponsorship of Project dents. described the plans. Equality. The proposal has American Express Travel Serv. 625-5301 Helena’s parish. Fort Mor­ 430-l7th St. "The Company (or People Who T ra v el" on KOA radio Father Bernard Cooke, gan, beginning June 24, 10 the backing of the Arch­ S.J., chairman of the Mar­ a.m. diocesan Human Relations 10:20 Every Sunday eve-, Catholic Travel & Tours 623-4595 quette department. and The program will be at­ Commission, the Colorado ning. Questions on religion I4S3 Penn. 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.nights Soys Black More IN THE PROBATE COURT I IN TH8 PROBATE COURT I* M d trr Nm City la aa«t (or tM MB CiMty OMv*r City oad Couafy ot Oonvtr Honor M B Siata •# celereB* aatf Stoto «4 Colorodo . Human Than White M«. p.4im NO. P-444M NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLEMENT Denver Colorado Springs - The "Your prejudice seems E»r«f« of ELIZABETH P. WAROIN. NOTICE OF PINAL SETTLEMENT <0*CMS«B) E ttalo Ol H A R R Y R. L IS E N B Y . Do- great challenge of our deeper than legislation can N«. P 4IIIS COOSOd. No. P 404At C h a p lain times, according to a eradicate." he continued. Notk* l« ft«r*bv given tn«t I heve Notict I* horobv givoa thot I havo young BeniMJictine monk Hied m y finel report In the Probote mod m y (inol roport In tho Probote . A Distinguished Service "Legislation can lessen dis­ Court of the City onB Caunly ol Den­ Court of Iht City oad County of Don- visiting Colorado, is for crimination but only a ver, Colorodo. and that any peraon ver, Colorodo. and thot ony porson Award from the Colorado Vatican City — Twelve In and (or the c ity country seems to think, he and County of Denver Secretary David L. Mc­ M ay They Rest ence vou make between delegates named by Pope and State of Colorado Offered said, "black people are Kinney and State Advocate blacks ai‘d v.kl'cs and Paul VI will represent the No. P-46IS) especially by the fears and fighting in America not NOTICE TO CREDITORS John j. Mildenbcrger. The For Viet Catholic Church at the Estate ot MARY CANNY, also known because they have nothing as Mary T. Canny and Mrs. John award, presented through misconceptions white peo­ fourth assembly of the In Peace to lose but because they Canny, (Deceased) the State Council of the ple seem to have about the World Council of Churches No. P 46IS) Victims realize that they have All persons having claims against Knights, is given to one black American. ’ in Uppsala, Sweden, in the above named estate are required Requiem Mass was of­ HE ADDED many white much to hold on to. They member of each subordi­ A R M IJ O , Ju lian . 2814 Cham- M c C A R T H Y , (;e orf;e F., 3100 July. to tile them lor allowance In the Pro­ fered June 15 in Assump­ have learned through their bate Court ot the City and County ot nate Council for interest pa. Requiem MaNN, Sacred Cherry creek drive, south. Re- foreign students he has Two Americans are Denver. Colorado, on or before the and effort on behalf of the tion church, Welby, for Heart church, June 19. Inter- quiem Maaa, St. iKnatioua Ixiyo- talked with make the same experience to embrace peo­ among those named by the I4lh day of Novem ber, 1968, or said Warrant Officer Floyd I>ee ment. F t l.ogan. la church, June 13. Boulevard claims shall be forever barred. Order. observation. ple as human beings, with­ Pope. They are the Rev. George J. Canny Williams, Jr.. 20. an Army mortuaries. "They too are struck by out fearing emotion or Thomas Stranksy. C.S.P., Executor helicopter pilot killed in H LE A , P au l S., 4848 Newton. Bernard E. Engler Requiem Maes, Sacred Heart M c T A M M A N Y , Ruth E.. 1085 the fa d that they can superficial difTerences. In staff member o f the Vati­ Attorney for the estate Vietnam May 24. social relationships, they can Secretariat for Chris­ 434 M ajestic Bldg. Funeral Held church, June 18. Interment, Ft S. Clayton way. Requiem Mass. come here as strangers and Denver, Colo. 80202 A native of Denver. W il­ lx)gnn. St. Vincent do Paul church, move freely in circles that tend to show honesty and tian Unity, and the Rev, Telephone 534 4233 liams was born March 27. June 19. Interment M t Olivet (Published in the For R a c in g are closed to black citi­ feeling, not wasting them­ Bernard Law, executive Denver Catholic Register) 1968. and was graduated B LO CK. S R t Ic R ichard J.. director of the American First Publication: May 23, 1968 zens. selves on superficial talk. Last Publication: June 20. 1968 from Northglenn high 329 Quentin s tre e t Requiem MENDOZA, Ruth, 1024 Law­ Catholic Bishops' Commit­ Execu tive school. He enlisted in the MasH, Fitzsimons poet chapel, rence street Requiem Mass, St June 14. Interment Ft. Logan. Cajetan's church, June 17. In­ tee for Ecumenical and Army in March. 1967. and M IN THE PROBATE COURT Requiem Mass was of­ terment, Brighton. -Colo. Interreligious Affairs. In and for tfM City and took basic training at Ft. B R IN D IS I. I^ u ia . 2050 Lam ar County of Donver fered June 20 in Loyola Aa Australian laywoman Polk. La., completing ad­ Edge water. Requiem MEYER. Williard K.. 2831 S. and State of Colorado UoUOH ^iCtu/l6S al.so was appointed. She is No. P-43S13 church for George F. Mc­ Mass. St Mary Magdalene’s Utica. Requiem Mass, Notre u vanced training at Ft. CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC Rosemary Goldie, undersec­ NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Carthy. 76, chairman of Rucker, Ala., where he church, June 19. interment M t Dame church, June 17. Inter- Estate of Mary T. Gibson (Decaased) Olivet Olinger mortuaries. ment, Mt. Olivet OFFICE FOE MOTION PICTURES retary of the Vatican’s No. P-43S12 the board of Mile High was commissioned a war­ Kennel Club, and initiator Following are claaaifications of motion picturea of the National Council of the Laity. Notice Is hereby given that I have rant officer and awarded B R U N O . C a rm e la , 1811 W. M IL L E R . C atherine C.. 120 W. filed my final report in the Probate Catholic O ffic e of Motion Picturea for filma currently playing Den­ Other delegates include Court of the City and County of Den­ of parimutual racing in his wings. 32nd avenue. Requiem Mass. St Irvington. Requiem Mass. .St Colorado. ver first-run, neighborhood, and drive-in theaters aa well as thoav Bishop Hans Martensen of ver, Colorado, and that any person He -w re-enlisted for — Patrick’s church, June 15. Inter- Joseph's (Redemptoristi church. appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Springa and Ster­ Copenhagen; the Rev. Jo- desiring to object to the same shall McCarthy died Tuesday three-yaar tour of duty af- ment. Mt Olivet OlinRcr mor- June 18. Interment. M t Olivet ling area. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against liatinga file written objection with the said found in "TV Guide" magazine. Claaairicationa are: A-l, family: A-2 gann &huette, superior court on or before July 16. 1961. after a long illness. Born j^er receiving his wings and Day-Noonan mortuary. Sarah Isabel Torrty adulu and adoleacenta; A-3 adults only: A-4 adults only with reaerva- general of the Society of May 26, 1892, in Pueblo, left for Vietnam May 5. Executrix C R A IN , C harles B., 4570 Al- M U R D O C K . Jam ea A.. Kremm- he was the son o f State Surviving are his par- tions: B, morally objectionable in part for all; C, condemned, (Com piled the Divine Word; the Rev. James w. Creamer cott NireeL Requiem Maaa, SL ling, Colo. Maas, St. Ste- by C arol G ood) Pierre Dupre of the Vati­ Attorney for the estate Sen. and Mrs. Tim othy ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Catherine’s church, June 19. phen’a church, GIcnwuod Current Movies en Girl. A-2; Thunder Hoad, A- 434 M ajestic Building can Secretariat for the So­ Telephone 534-4233 McCarthy. The well-known Williams; two brothers, Interment, Eaton, Colo. Howard Springa, Colo., June 13. A Dandy in Aspic, A-3; 2. MONDAY. JUNE 24 ciety of the Divine Word; (Published in the racing figure was a former sisters, and his grand- mortuarica. A rou n d the W orid in 80 Days, Denver Catholic 'Register) Objective Burma, A-Z’ China. vice president of the Na­ mothers. ORTEGA, Jose, 1165 Pennay- A-l; Attack on the Iron CoaaL and Dr. Vitorino Vernoese, First Publication: June 13. 1968 DeCAROLlS, Roac Marie. 6931 Ivania streeL Requiem MaaN, A-I; Bandolero. A-3; Benjamin, A-2; The Climbers. A-3; Don't Last Publication: July 4. 1968 tional Association of Grey­ Bother to Knock. B; Zero Hour. leader of Italian Catholic Warren drive. Requiem Maea. Holy Ghoat church. June 19. C; Boom, B; C am eloL A-2; C ar­ hound Track Operators, a A-l; The Benny Goodman Story. Action. Holy Trinity church, June 19. Interment, Mt. Olivet. petbaggers. B; Danger Diabolik. IN THE PROBATE COURT member of the Pueblo A-t; Safe at Home, A-I; Escape In and (or tho City and Requiem Mass was of­ OHngcr mortuarica. B; Devil's Brigade, A-3; Double Also named are the Rev. Council 557 of the Knights Man. A-l; Family Band. A-l; From the Iron Curtain, A-3. County of Donver fered June 17 in St. Pius PASTORE. George C., Sr.. Jerome Hammer, associate and Stata of Colorado o f Columbus, and the Gone With the Wind. A-2; Guess TUESDAY. JUNE 25 X church, Aurora, for an­ DcMERS, Edward VincenL 5020 Tennyaon. Requiem Maaa, Objective Burma, A-3: The secretary of the Vatican No. P-47306 Who's Coming to Dinner, A-2; NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fourth Degree K of C’s. 1652 S. Yukon atreeL Infant aon Holy Family church. June 19. Trouble With Women, B; As other Vietnam victim, Pfc. Here We Go Around the Mul­ Secretariat for Promoting Estate of Rose R. DeRose (Deceased) Survivors include his of Joaeph and Kathleen Do- IntermenL Mt. OlivcL Boulevard Philip E. Wyatt, who died berry Buah. C; I’ll Never Forget Young As You Feel. A-2; A No. P 47306 Mera. Maaa of the Angela, Notre mortuariea. Christian Unity; Dr. Eric wife, Margaret, two sons. What's 'Is Name, C: In Cold Dangerous Age. A-3; The Pink All persons having claims against May 28 o f wounds tuffered Dame church. June 14. Inter­ de Costa of India; the Rev. George, J r, Thomas Eldon Blood. A-3; Planet of the Apes, Panther. A-3; Dive Bomber, A-l: the above named estate are required in combat in Quang Nam ment. M l OlivcL Day-Noonan Elephant Gun. A-2. to tile them for allowance in the Pro­ P IC C O N E . Martin G.. 131.T S. A-3; Private Navy of Sgt. O’- Emmanuel Lalle of France; McCarthy; four sisters, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26 bate Court ot the City and County of province, South Vietnam.. m ortuary. Umatilla. Son of Catherine Farrelt, A-2; Rosemary's Baby, Dorn George Medina of seven grandchildren and Francis in the Haunted House. Denver, Colorado, on or before the Surviving are his par­ Abcgg Hull and Marshall Pic- C; The Deleave. B; The Gradu­ ISth day ol December, 1968, or said A-l; Four Desperate Men, A-3; Chile; Mother Maria Mor- three great-grandchildren. ents, Mr. and Mrs. James DOWE. Elizabeth G.. 124 W. cone. R equiem Miiss, St. J o ­ ate, A-3; The Odd Couple, A-3; claims shall be forever barred. The 30-Foot Bride of Candy awska of Poland; and Dr. Pedregoaa, Santa Barbara, Cal­ seph's (Redemploristi church, T ig e r M akes O u L A-3; 2001, A-2; Gloria R. Sullivan and E. Wyatt; a sister, a broth­ Rock, A-l; For the Love of Francis S. DeRose if. Requiem Mass, SL John the June 19. Boulevard mortuaries. Yours, Mine, and Ours, A-l; Joseph Yakoubou of Gha­ er. his grandparents and a Mike. A-l; The Helen Morgan Co-Executors Evangelist church. June 18. In­ Wild in the Streets, A-3. na. great-grandmother. Story. A-2; Pete Kelly’s Blues. Richard A. Zarlengo JACQUES terment, Houlton. Maine. Bou­ R A E L . J a c o b o , Sr., 2820 Neighborhood. Drive-In Attorney for the estate B; The Remarkable Mr. Penny- In addition to the offi­ levard mortuaries. Champa streeL Requiem Maas, Alvarez Kelly. A-3; Ambush- 595 Cepilol Life Center packer. A-3; The Conduaned of cially designated observers SL Cajetan'a church. June 20. era, B; Assignment K, A-3; Bal­ Denver. Colorado 80203 BROS. Altona, A-3; Death of a Salea- Telephone 266-3)41 SWIGERT D O YLE , John E., 1536 Pen- Interment, Mt. OliveL Olinger lad of Josie. A-l; Bebo’s Girl. A- six other Catholic clerics man. A-2; My Gun is Quick, B. (Published In the nyalvania street. Requiem Mass, mortuaries. 3; Blow -U p, C: Blue, A-3; Can- have been invited to the THURSDAY. JUNE 27 Denver Catholic Register) Holy Ghost church, June 14. dide. unlisted; Counterpoint' A- BROS. The Verdict, B; The Arnelo meeting as guests of WCC. First Publication: June 13, 1968 Interment. ML OliveL Nickels- SANCHEZ, Celestino, 369.5 2; Dr. DolittJe. A-l; Elvira Madi- Last Publication: July 4. 1968 gan, A-3; Affair. A-7; Powder River, A-2; The assembly is scheduled OPTOMETRISTS Hill mortuary. Kearney. Requiem Mass. Sarred Enter Laughing. A-l; Festival, Chase a ^'rooked Shadow, A-l; Heart church. June 14. Inter­ July 4-18. unlisted; Fistful of Dollars, R; Where the Spies Arc. A-3; The FAJARDO. Porfiria. 4502 Ma­ ment, F l Ix)gan. Devoted to Your G oo d , B a d a n d Che U g ly . B; Nevadan, A-l: Gunaight Ridge, Complete Vision Care riposa way. Requiem Maaa, Have You Heard the One About A -l. NCCHE Meet Set B r ig h t o n I Saored Heart church, June 19. SARRIA, Oacar Oawaldo, 1040 FRIDAY. JUNE 28 1 hv thmgH you now vhtMHe the Traveling Salesman, A-l; Harry W. Swigert, O.D. Interment. Mt. OliveL Uvalda street. Aurora. Son of Hour of the (lun. A-2; How to Invisible Stripca, A-2; Kiss the MinneapTolis — The N a­ together are the things you Donald E. Gooldy, O.D. Mr. and .Mrs. Alfredo Sarria. Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Boys G oodbye, B; C ontraban d tional Catholic Council on w ill always cherish most. Jerry R. Pederson, O.D. FRANCESCATTI. Mrs. Doris Graveside service. ML Olivet. Life, A-3; In the Heat of the Spain, A-3; Powder River, A-2; Home Economics is holding M. (Jol, 48.56 Umatilla streeL June 17. Night, A-3; Madigan. A-3; Mar­ A Night To Remember, A-l; 23 MONUMENTS OPTICIAN Requiem Mass. Guardian Angel riage on the Rocka. B; Nevada Paces to Baker Street. A-l; its annual convention here Of Distinction Fred Smaldone church. June 19. IntermenL Mt. SC H IN D L E R , Henry C., 4184 Smith. A-3; N o W a y to T re a t a Strange Lady in Town. A-2; this weekend (June 22-23). Hero's Island. A-l; Fixed Bayo­ SINCE 1902: Olivet. Boulevard mortuariea. Zenobm street. Requiem Mass. Lady. A-3; Our Motheria House, nets. A-l; The Condemned of Meetings on June 23 will Holy Family church. June 15. A-3; Poor White Trash, unlisted; 11930 W. 44th AVE. CHERRY CHEEK Altona. A-3; The Seventh stress "Consumer Con- FRAZZINI, Chris, 3433 Stuart Scalphunters, A-2; Sgt. Ryker, 231 Detroit St. Interment. ML OliveL Olinger Sword, A-3. 424-7984 street. Requiem Maaa, SL Pa­ mortuaries. A-2; Shakiest Gun in the WesL O P E N D A IL Y 35S-7042 S34.S819 trick's church, June 17. Inter­ A-l; Shanty Tramp, unlisted; ment. FL Ix)gan, Olinger mor­ S P IC E R . Katherina A.. 5133 E. Sound of Music, A-l; Speedway, tuaries. 18th. D aughter o f Mrs. Annette A-2; The Fox. C; Three Uttle M. Spicer. Denver, and the lute Pigs, A-l: Villa Ridea, unlisted; Walt Until Dark, A-2; Wicked HAHN. Paul, Las Vcgiia, Nev., Joaeph F'. Spicer. Requiem Dreams of Paula Schultz, B; I Colorado Springs | formerly of Denver. Son of Mr. M bkh, Blessed Sacrament W ill Penny. A-3. and Mrs. Curl K. Hahn. Denver. • ■ • ■ ...... _y..... church. June 19. Olinger mor- On Television r ' tuaries. Requiem Maas, SL Vincent dc SATURDAY. JUNE 22 Paul church, Ju n e 20. In ter­ The Unearthly Stranger, A-l; ment. Mt. OliveL Boulevard S P L A N . W illia m F.. 4345 Tarzau'a Magic Fountain. A-I; ^^dtsdL phaA nuuoif. ■ I Sulinrfe iM nrtuarg mortuaries. Xavier^ street. Requiem .Mass, Two Wives at One Wedding, A- Holy Family church, June 18. 3; Loose in London, A-l; Flower PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST HERNANDEZ. John. 2146 Interment. ML Olivet. Howard Drum Song. A-2; The Glass j l u i n c . 802 N. Weber mortuaries. Glenarm street. Requiem Mass, Web, A-2: Sombrero. A-2; Hell ME. 3-2069 Holy Ghoat church. June 15. and High Water, A-l; Meet Me Cole. Springs. Colo. Interment. ML OliveL T W IN IN G , George H.. 3170 S. After the Show. B; Witness for 01ir iHtuTBt Williams streeL Requiem Mass, the Prosecution. A-2; Stage SL Ixiuis church. June 18. Inter- Fright, B; Deep Valley, A-2; Dis­ H IC K E Y . C harles A.. 7245 W. VINYL ASBESTOS TILE 33rd Hvonuo, Requiem Maan, SL ML Olivet. Ruliork mor- raeli. A-2. S U N D A Y . J U N E 23 LINOLEUM CARPETING Serving Polcr'x and Paul church. June „ MOTOR A Swirl of Glory, A-3; Return SLATE & QUARRY TILE 14. Interment, ML OlivcL Bou­ South Denver and Engleuood of the Texan, A-l; Vengeance of WANT TO CERAMIC TILE FORMICA J s W A LSH . Joseph. 4925 Mont- levard mortuaries. 2217 E . Boulder St. HOTEL view boulevard. Requiem Mass. the Three Musketeera, A-2: Sto­ AND RESTAURANT Blessed Sacrament church. w aw ay. A-2; N igh tm a re, A-2; I Phone 635-1528 li... JACKSON. Ruaaell L.. .306 SELL Stay with "Jay" June 19. Interment. .Mt. OliveL Wanted Wings. B; The View Colorado Springs, Colo. Wanhington streeL Requiem 820 N. Nevada Olinger mortuaries. From Pompey's Head. B; Gold- Mass, Mother of God church, June 15. IntermenL M l O liveL YOUR HOME? W ILLIA.M S. WO Floyd I,ee. J. D. CROUCH at V ietn a m , fo rm e rly o f 267 ^ Wfiy not try our pam h section ir C. D. O 'BR IEN LARKIN'. Anna. 1825 S. Feder- Teal street. Mass. Aasumplion ^ the Register. The cott it low one LOETSCHER'S al. Requiem Maaa. All Saints’ chureh, June 15. SATRIANO the quick retwMt will surprise church, June 18. you I The sds ore titled under per W ISM E Y E R , M arie F;„ at San BROTHERS ith subheedings. SUPER MARKET LLOYD, Jerry Allen, 4740 Jose, Calif., formerly of Denver. JANITOAIAL SERVICE Elizabeth. Son of William...... J...... and Requiem Mass. Holy Family ^ Qt/41/TT Mf4TS INC. IT'S EASY TO PLACE A W ANT AO Irene IJoyd. Mass of the An- church, June 20. Interment, ML | ’ gels. Our Ladyf of Grace church. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. « , • R u{ m i UphelstfTY -JUST CALL a PRODUCE June 19. Interment, ML OliveL Sliamp88iiK I2S-II4S Quality Apparel Nolionally Advertised Boulevard mortuaries. WYATT. Pfc. Phillip Kdgar. • C im plete HoBst /// cost SAY "CHARGE IT" IN COLORADO SPRINGS Brands o f Groceries 1272 Yuha street. Aurora. Son C leanivi S IN C E 1872 MAF;S. Mary Jennie, 3317 of Mr. and Mrs. James E. • Fl88r Waxiitf aRd 524 W. Colorado Ave. H 0 \hl A R f l AVENUE MORTUARY Wyatt. Aurora. Requiem Mass. ^ ■ ■ f l Im 1 / BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY Myandol streeL Requiem Maas. P tlishiR f Kiowa and Tejon Streets Sacred Heart church. June 14. SL Pius X church, Aurora. June • Walls aid Wiadtws HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1851 Interment. ML OliveL Olinger 17. Interment. F l Logan Olinger mortuaries. Washed REGISTER mortuaries. 2834 W. 44th A*i!- REALTY The newspaper is con­ M A R IA N I. A n ton io. 2627 18th 433-8831 WANT ADS ven ien t; it may be con­ MAY INSURANCE street. Requiem Mass, SL Pa­ CO. sulted at a time most con- >• 3566 So. Broodway f*'ust Aclion! trick's church, June 18. Inter­ i-jiw Cost! 7as NO. TEJON ment. M l OlivcL Olinger mor­ venient to every member of 761-0324 tuaries. the family. Phon, 63J-7731 Colorodo Spring, Thursday, June 20. 19^3 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2, Page 3 Looking at Sports How Rich Is the Vatican? B y B i l l / v i n He ordered that no Satur­ a crowd o f 33,977 turned day games start until alter out Sunday. Some sports vriters in the fu.^eral for the slain Will the Books Be Opened? the country have apparent* presidential candidate. This A R E T H E S E fans to be ly designated themselves was scheduled for 5:30 condemned along with as the protectors of the p.m. EDT, but was delayed F. Schimmel makes it possible to control means as large as it is Secretary of State, as Eckert? W e don’t think so. Rome Correspondent the holdings o f every cor­ public’s morals and beliefs. for five hours. Eckert could We go along with Harold commonly believed; but, he chairman; Gustave Testa, poration or private person, But while taking on the hardly have anticipated Kaese of the Boston added, this question was 81, vice-chairman; and Rome — How rich — or since, by Italian law shares job for which they are this and certainly can’t be Globe who wrote: for the Pope to decide. the Paolo Marelia, 73, how poor - is the Vati­ may not be bought or held about as qualified as Char* blamed for the delay. “Baseball paid its res­ head of the Secretariat can? anonymously. lie Brown is to pitch for pects to the senator's NO DECISION regard­ for Non-Christians; Al­ the St. Louis Cardinals, ECKERT went a step memory in ways gracious The recent appointment Part of the Holy See’s ing this matter has been berto Di Jorio, 83, vice they still found time to get further and granted re­ and reasonable. Some of a financial "brain trust” holding of Italian stocks forthcoming since, however, chairman of the Papal out their harpoons and to manage the Holy See’s Commission for the quests for postponements of games were postponed for M a n a g e r and shares were returned and it remains uncertain declare June as “Get Eck­ games in some cities and hours, others for days and property, has once more to it by the Italian State whether or not the "closed Goverment of Vatican ert Month.” such permission was forth­ weeks. Ballpark tributes Martin Trotsky, presi­ drawn attention to the fact in 1929 in accordance with book” of Vatican finance City; Giuseppe Beltrami, coming for other teams were suitable ... More is that. Vatican finance still the stipulations of the Lat- may be expected to be 79, a former Nuncio, and UNFORTUNATELY, dent of Waco Scaffolding wishing to cancel games. always expected o f sports renains a "closed book” to eran Treaty of that year, opened soon. French-born Jean Villet, their vitriolic (in some and Equipment compa­ Y et Eckert was lambast­ than other business and the outside world. which put ou end to the The Prefecture for Eco­ 62, Prefect of the cases asinine) attacks- ny, Denver’s largest scaf­ ed for not calling off all more is always expected of So far. the only certain unfriendly relations exist­ nomic Affairs — one of the Congregation for the against Baseball Commis­ folding distributor, re­ Clergy, as members. games. Since baseball is a baseball than any other information regarding the ing between Italy and the four new departments sioner William Eckert in cently announced Ben A. business {and sports writ­ sport.” Vatican’s financial position Holy See after Home’s oc­ created by Pope Paul VI Monsignor Sergio Guerri particular and basr.Dall in Frazer’s appointment to ers are the first to snicker Our thoughts exactly. has come from the Italian cupation by the Italian when reforming the Roman and Monsignor Gaspare general, grew out o f the when club owners call it the new position of gen­ Minister of Finance, who army, in 1870, had put an Curia, has been set up Cantagalli, also Italians, assassination of Sen. Rob­ purely a sport), we do not eral manager. Frazer, AS FO R those sancti­ told the Italian Parlia­ end to the Popes’ temporal with functions similar to ert Kennedy, a tragic feel it was necessary to above, a member of have been appointed secrc^/ monious sports writers ser­ ment’s Foreign Affairs power. the Audit Office and the e''ent which itself stemmed cancel ail games both days. Waco’s sales department tary and delegate for th^ ving as public defenders, Committee a few weeks Ministry for the Budget in from hate and irrational W e didn’t notice any news­ for the past six years, is It seems that the Italian Section of Ordinary Ad^ one can only wonder how ogo that the Holy See some States. thinking. papers suspending publica­ a member of Most Pre­ stocks and shares represent ministration, respectively^ they paid their final re­ holds some 100 billion lire Roman-born Cardinal Eckert’s great sin, ac­ tion, or theaters, restaur­ cious Blood parish. all the Vatican holdings: and a Swiss banker. Mar­ spect to the slain senator. '$160 million) — (The cur­ cording to these pious ants, amusement parks, or Church holdings outside Egidio Vagnozzi (62). Apos­ quis Henri de Maillardoz, rent rate cf exchange is sports writers, was his fail­ similar businesses closing Italy, which are generally tolic Delegate in the Unit­ as Delegate for the Section 625 lire to one American of Extraordinary Adminis­ ure to cancel all major shop. reputed to be Holy See ed States from 1958 until league baseball activity the Health Department dollar) worth of Italian property too, actually be­ Pope Paul created him a tration. stocks and shares, yielding weekend following Sen. IT W AS all business as long to parishes, religious Cardinal last year, is In fact, most of these Kennedy’s death — Satur­ usual. Moves To Upgrade a yearly income of between orders, or hospitals, Vati­ chairman of the commis­ appointments are mere day, the day of the funer­ Besides, a baseball game three and four billion lire. can spokesmen say. Pope sion of Cardinals heading confirmations, as Cardinals al, and Sunday, the day o f takes maybe :hree hours to Minister Luigi Preti (a Paul VI has repeatedly the prefecture. The secre­ Cicognani, Testa, Confalon- mourning called for by play. This provided plenty Migrants' Housing Socialist', answering ques­ declared that the Holy See tary is an American, Mon­ ieri. Marelia, and Di Jorio, President Johnson. of time for mourners of tions regarding income is "poor,” and Vatican offi­ signor Raymond Etteldorf as well as Monsignor Nary a word from these Sen. Kennedy to pay their The Colorado Board of miserable condition of taxes to be paid by the cials, i f questioned on the of Dubuque, an official of Guerri occupied the same writers about the golf and respects through silent Public Health took what some migrant housing fa­ Vatican to the Italian matter, always remark the Congregation for the posts in the "Administra­ tennis tournaments, auto meditation, prayer or how­ State Senator Roger Cisne­ cilities. State, pointed out that this that the Vatican’s income Eastern Churches • since tion of the Holy See’s races, horse racing and ever the individual feels he ros called “a step in the During the public discus­ statement represented the progressively diminishes 1951. Property” as it existed sundry other sports which can best express his grief right direction” in adopting sion of the proposals, true state of affairs: The while its expenses continue The appointment, men­ prior to its reorganization went on as scheduled. following a tragedy such as new, stringent "Sanitary several partisan allusions calculation required to as­ tioned above, of a new on the occasion o f the re­ Just baseball. Why? W e the one which took place to increase. Merely to pay Standards and Regulations were made to the illustrat­ certain this, he said, was the salaries of the some 3 "brain trust” is an up­ form of the Roman Curia. wish we knew the reason, in Los Angeles. rather simple, starting dated version of a body for Migrant Labor Camps.” ed Post articles as having thousand people in the but we haven’t been able Baseball fans apparently from the fact that the in­ that is officially styled The board had a final been exaggerated and only employment of the Holy to come up with an answer felt the same way if at­ come drawn by the Holy "Administration of the for the broadside of com­ public hearing June 18, on partially accurate in their See, they point out. almost tendance at Sunday’s the long list o f proposals, description of conditions See in 1963-64. and de­ Holy See’s Property” plaint launched against games that weekend is any 10 billion lire ($16 million) and more than 75 people and facilities. clared in 1964-65, is tax­ and was set up by Pope Eckert. ' indication. Baseball drew are needed every year. attended the session at the able to an amount of one Leo XIII, in 1878 for the NEED We feel Eckert handled 259,862 fans in the eight In fact, after pay in­ Bureau of Public Health P U B L IC discussion at and a half billion lire for purpose of managing the the situation reasonably. major league cities where creases granted Pope building. the hearing evoked re­ those two years, and that property left to the O FFIC E games were played. Two John X X III and, twice, by Chief opposition to the marks of "the deplorable the tax rate imposed for Pope Paul VI, all other Popes after the incorpo­ cities, New York (56,614), the years indicated was 15 S U P P L IE S . proposed laws submitted by situation” at the migrant measures envisaged for the ration o f Rom e into the Victims' and Detroit (52,938) drew per cent at first, and 30 the staff of the health de­ camps and one speaker economic betterment of the Italian State. The "trust” season highs. In Washing­ per cent later. ton, where Sen. Kennedy partment was given by lamented that "we have to Holy See’s employes have is com posed o f the Ital­ Requiem was buried Saturday night, Great Western Sugar com­ have laws like these to been postponed because of ian Cardinals Amleto pany, the Colorado Apple assure that human beings THE V A T IC A N ’S entire lack o f funds. The improve­ Cicognani, 85, the Pope's Offered 14 in CYRA association, and the Mesa will be treated as human holding of Italian stocks ments carried out in the County Sugar Beet Grow­ beings.” and shares is known to the Vatican palace under the O F FIC E smallest detail. Minister 1959 Fort Morgan — Requiem Still Unbeaten ers association. Members of the board present Pope (the redecora­ FURNITURE . Mass was offered June 19 conducting the hearing Preti reminded the com­ tion o f the Papal apart­ CHEVROLET Fourteen teams remain in St. Helena’s church. Ft. R E G U L A T IO N S are to were: Dr. Phil K. Hud­ mittee members. He said ments and the building of Impala Sedan Morgan, for Paul Reyes, 5; undefeated in Catholic govern camp site facilities, speth, La Junta; Frank the card-indbx o f shares is a terrace on top of the Sports Sedan Youth Recreation Associa­ his sister, Cornelia, 23; physical accomodations Maxwell, Durango; Dr. kept up to date, which palace, for instance) have V-8 Automatic tion. baseball play. Good Mechanical their father. Cirprian such as water supply, sani­ Terry Gromer, Denver; been paid for by benefac­ Condition SEE Reyes, 44; -and a cousin, Undefeated teams and tary disposal units, heat­ Mrs. Betty Chronic, Boul­ tors, it is emphasized by their records include: St. Joseph’s Academy Louis Reyes, 14, who ing, lighting and cooking der; Robert Reeves, Den­ the same qualified spokes­ $350 drowned June 17, at Pre­ Northwest Division — facilities and privies. ver; Mrs. Mary Munger. Schedules Interviews men. witt reservoir, 15 miles Class A: All Saints Angels Migrant labor camp Brighton; and Dr. Roy L. A slide program and '’Today’s needs are “ RED” WHITE northeast of Brush. (3-0); Holy Family Blue (3- standards have come in for Cleere. assured,” they state, COMMERCIAL 0). Class AAA: Holy Fami­ question and answer period CHEVROLET heavy attack * in recent The board’s chairman iu to inform interested par­ "but there is no security The tragedy occurred ly Green (3-0-1); Presenta­ 8303 W . C O L F A X years; a newspaper. The W illiam McGIone and vice- ents and boys about St. for tomorrow, although when the five-year-old boy tion Leopards (3-0-1). Class 7560 W. C O L F A X PRODUCTS CO. fell into water below a Denver Post, recently ran chairman is Dr. George the Church’s commit­ Major: A ll Saints Cardinals Joseph’s M ilitary academy, 237-1311 Open Eves. Until 9 concrete embankment that features stressing the Dwire. Hays, Kans., w ill be con­ ments for the support of forms part of the dam. The (4-0); Presentation Pan­ thousands of charitable Denver’s Finest Dealer thers (3-0-1). ducted at Max Moore’s real three other victims 'estate office, 7007 E. works are infinite in 1624 - 17th S t. Southeast Division — New Parish Schedules drowned in an attempt to Hampden road June 21, number.” P h . 534-2343 Class A: Blessed Sacra­ rescue the child. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Commenting at a press ment Falcons #1 (4-0); St. 3 Masses Sunday Jack Schramm, director conference last summer, on Vincent Giants (4-0); As­ Another youth, 10 year- o f developm ent for the the Roman Curia’s reform, sumption #2 (2-0). Class old Martin Piccone, son of A schedule o f the first McCullough at 12950 E. school, also announced he Cardinal Angelo Dell Ac- Mrs. Catherine Hall, died A A A : Assumption #2 (4-0); Sunday Masses for the new Nevada avenue. Parishion­ would be at Ramada Inn, qua, formerly the Holy Saturday in General hospi­ Blessed Sacrament Falcons Catholic parish in South ers of the new parish are near Stapleton Internation­ See’s "Minister of Fi­ tal after being trapped #1 (4-0): Risen Christ Aurora was announced at WHY DON’T THE ■ asked to attend Masses in al airport, June 21-23, to nance,” is reported to have under a one and one-half Bears (4-0). Class Major: Register press time by the new parish, and their conduct personal interviews said he favored the idea of ton concrete slab as he St. Vincent Cardinals (4-0); Father Frank McCullough, ideas will be sought in se­ of prospective students. the Holy See publishing its was playing in a tunnel. St. eJohn Hawks (3-0-1). O.M.I., pastor. Three Mass­ lecting a name for the par-- budgets in the future. It The boy, a fourth grader es will be held in the ish and making plans for would then become clear to at Godsman elementary Pool Hours Extended Seventh Day Adventist its development. Campership Winner everybody, he pointed out, POLL TAKERS school, suffered head and Joe Ciancio, Jr., manager church, 11670 E. Mississip­ A census of the new par­ that the funds at the V ati­ chest injuries and never Parks and Recreation has pi avenue, at 8, 9:30, and ish is planned by Father Announced by Group can’s dispxjsal are by no regained consciousness. announced that all swim­ 11 a.m. beginning June 23. McCullough with the as­ A "Campership” to be ming pools will be kept Father McCullough cited sistance of Oblate semina­ Requiem Mass was of­ used June 22 to June 29 fered June 19 in St. Jo­ open until 9 p.m. This is the generous cooperation rians. The parish bounda­ ( BOOTS .r .. ■ and ecumenical spirit of ries on the north are from at Our Lady of the Rockies ki, CliMkii{. Nikii(. FielO Hiiliiif. EVER ASK seph’s church. Surviving, an experimental program Camp, near Evergreen, rssse Hi Steetr Skies.IjIIs i i f Picks. in addition to his mother, and the continuation of the members o f the Seventh the south side of First are his father, Marshall late hours will depend Day Adventist church and avenue from Yosemite was awarded to Shannon Piccone of Denver, six upon the number of pa­ its pastor, the Rev. Mr. street to the West limits o f Thompson, Englewood. Any brothers and four sisters, trons using the pools in Fisher, in making arrange­ Buckley field; the East • g irl, betw een 8 and 14 one a twin, Mary. the late evening. There is ments possible for mem­ boundary is the West limit years of age, may submit ■ ilitF Ilk Stiectiii. EiMit Repiirs ki. Cliakiif, H iitii{ iik Fiilk Buts. YOU no charge at municipal bers of the new Catholic of Buckley field to Jewell her name and address to COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Colorado Shoe Co. H parish to have Masses be­ avenue; the southern Miss Catharine Maloney of CrillsMik ti tke Trike Slice IS21 pools this year. U3E.Cll(ii 3S5(9»1^B TUNE UP • CARBURETOR gin so soon after announce­ boundary, from the North 1269 Littleton Blvd., Lit­ AUTO. TRANS. ment of the parish found­ Your C«r Problem ~ Our side of Jewell avenue from tleton, Colo. 80120, to be ing May 30. The church Specielly iP Buckley field to Yosemite considered for one of five EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR seats 500 persons. Ample street: and the west bound­ WHAT YOU THINK? remaining camperships. ONEIDA GARAGE parking space is available. ary, from the East side of I a4995 r r y’ p e r r yI I Kirh 1400 Oneida 322-3SSS A house that w ill serve Yosemite street from Je­ Lowell Blvd. as a temporary rectory has well avenue to First ave­ been obtained by Father nue. Bacon & Schramm 433-7171 H ere's Your Chance! 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Deimut^s th.it Jit are e>si jpial to health. See your dentist reuularlv the Cleveland Elementary fun! Just drop into either Jefferson Savings office Oei ?’.^STEETH at all tiruk emiiiters Lay Teachers’ association. during regular hours, Monday through Friday# and express YOUR opinion on the voting machines. The polls close momentarily each Friday at noon while a new series of questions is placed on the ma­ Tonight's the night to go chines. Vote each and every week, then listen to Greyhound racing. KQXI Friday afternoons at 5:35 or Sundays at 12:35 First Rare 8:15 p.m. p.m. to learn how you and your neighbors feel.' Every night (except Sun.). The Beer with GUSTO Results will be sent to leaders in business and • New close in preierred government so that they can serve and represent parking 50< • Plenty of free parking • Admission 25< Malt Liquor of Quality you better. F o r •Air corkditioned Timber- r CARPETS line Lounge • Cafeteria • New larger grandstand — *' Insurance thousands of free seats R o o m St/.o D ll C • Minors not admitted AAURRAY BROS. and Smaller * Surety Bonds Largest selections m the City Jeiierson Savings Wheat Ridge .mih 6 v ph. Arvada 57th 4 Vui. CALL MILE Hm KEKKEL CLUB DISTRIBUTING CO. Furniture!;'-,Srh^uir"’ lUkHOHI 4;iilk0-l0TH OTFICeS WMBi* ((«»«. SAVWCS *«C lOM klSUkMCC C0«fCIMII0*l open Monday end Wednesday Denver, on U.S. 6 & 85 N. Paul T. McGrady Evenings Till ItJO P M. WHOLESALERS 1550 VAN SCHAACK A CO E.M.W. tonight^s the night w here ca.sh talks Robert M. — Paul V. Murray 624 17th Street 2141 So. Broadwav RADIO Phone 297-5636 S H e r m a n 4-'J7.54 to go Greyhound racing j Page^4, Sec. 2 THE REGISTER/ DENVER ARCHPIOCESAN euiTlUN Thursday, June 20, 196B

Bl. Sacrament public reception will be held in the club room and Blessed Sacrament Par­ garden at the convent of ish — (Denver) — Father the Dominican Sisters of Kenneth Leone, newly the Sick Poor, 2501 Gay­ appointed assistant pastpr. lord, June 23, from 2 to 4 will also be coordinator of p.m. The occasion is being religion for Machebeuf hosted by the Altar Sodali­ high school. Father Leone ty in appreciation for 18 will attend a special six years as their Spiritual weeks summer school Director. Father Heavey course in religion at Regis has also served as Chap­ college. lain for the Dominican Aid Society for 18 years. Father Raymond Connell, S.J., from St. Louis Prep Presentation Gchool, and brother of Leo Study in Absorption Connell of this parish, will Presentation Parish — again assist in the parish (Denver) — Confessions on Sisters has an engrossed audience for her session with children during the summer Saturday have been who attended the Family Life weekend sponsored by the Archdiocesan months. changed to 4 to 5 and 7:30 Education office at Cabrini Memorial school last weekend. Susan Houck, to 8:30 p.m. at left, has iier own pursuits, but Susan Burton, Mary Pelikan, Spencer Wil­ Father Paul C. Joehl, son, and Lisa Brugger pay close attention. S.J., from Bellarmine The Rev. Richard Ling School of Theology, Aurora, assumed his duties as as­ 111. will also assist in the sistant pastor last week. Dialogue on Dialogue Mrs. Elmer Riggs, chair­ of 1967 with the Baltimore served the 25th anniver­ parish this summer. Father but is now attending the man for circles, asks that Colts.’’ sary of his ordination as a anyone interested in join­ Joehl. S.J., brother of Wal- summer session at Notre Steven Hall, right, one of four new lay coordinators of religious educa­ W e lb y Dominican. ter Joehl of Denver, spent .Dame. A reception will be tion for the Denver area, discusses the use of the tape recorder in dialogue ing a circle to play bridge, Parishioners hope that planned so he can meet sessions with participants in the Family Life Weekend at Cabrini Memorial pinochle or canasta may 24 years as a member Pf Our Lady of Assumption sufficient funds w ill be the people of the parish school June 15-17. Shown, from left, are Carl Houke, Sister Petralia, contact her at 237-1186. Patna Mission in India. Parish (Welby) — Women of donated to install a com­ upon his return in August. George Ritz, Mrs. Melba Brugger, and Tom Fox. The weekend program, memorative stained glass Christ the King directed by lay coordinator George Hendricks, was sponsored by the Arch­ the parish who would be Anthony Bliss, a fourth window in the large circu­ year student at St. Thomas diocesan Education office. Seventy-seven took part in the program, which interested in donating lin­ Sacred Heart lar area of the front o f the .Christ the King Parish Seminary, is staying in the featured separate schedules for adults, teen-agers, grade school children, en items or gift items for church. — (Denver) — Mass will parish during the summer and pre-schoolers. Sacred Heart Parish the linen booth at the par­ be offered June 21 at 11 months. He will assist the (Denver) — Members of ish bazaar are asked to Ushers and volunteers a.m. sponsored by the A l­ Sisters of Mercy in making the A ltar and Rosary socie­ contact Mrs. Pete Broncucio, w ill be on hand in the tar and Rosary. All are calls on families in the with confessions heard 10 21. Price is $1.50 per per- Mrs. George F. Cramton ty w ill receive Communion chairman, 429-2048. church auditorium to ac­ invited to attend. parish as Apostles of Good minutes before each Mass. son. N ew freshmen are announces the meetings of corporately June 23 during cept donations after all Will. The Sunday schedule at extended a special invita- the following circles: Ma­ the 7:30 a.m. Mass. W ig g in s Masses June 23. A volume cook is needed Arvada West high school tion to attend, rian circle will meet at the Those wishing to make full time for the school The last paper drive net­ will remain the same. home of Mrs. Mary Bridge- The Adult Choir, directed Our Lady of Lourdes direct contributions may cafeteria for the fall. Inter­ ted $60.35 for the athletic St. Joan of Arc students man June 20 at 1 p.m. for by Ed Reid, will hold Parish (Wiggins) — Sum­ mail or bring their gifts to ested persons are asked to fund. Mrs. George Challis, The parish picnic will be have been and are still dessert Bridge. practice following the 10:30 St. Dominic’s church, 2905 call the rectory, 322-8049. mer religion classes are chairman, has announced held July 14 at Newton participating in an ecu- St. Anne’s Sewing circle a.m. Mass on Sundays in being held now through Federal boulevard. that the next paper drive Park. The park will be menical youth group that will meet June 20 at ‘ 1 Sodality hall. Information Lectors are needed for all June 21 from 9 a.m. until 3 i^-ujisaie ueuueu jjj ^ August 4 and asks reserved all day for pari- is doing volunteer work at p.m. at the home of Mrs. regarding the choirs picnic Lafayette Sunday Masses. Interested xu • u- j y p.m. at the Wiccihs school persons are asked to con- everyone .save their shioners. R id g e school fo r two Mary Veasell for dessert may be obtained by calling First Communion Sunday r . _ .. ___ nanArc until thot Hato weeks. Mary Giardino is bridge. Mrs. C. Halbur will tact Tom Kerwin, ggg_ pap>ers until that date. Tony Montez or Ray Luce- will be June 22. Immaculate Conception be co-hoste.ss. 0660. St. Joan of Arc-St. parish adult representative. Parish (Lafayette) — New Antonius Van Beekum,' a Anne’s CYO w ill have St. Jude’s Circle w ill officers of the parish Altar member of the parish, has A reception honoring Women for altar duty A monthly Guitar Mass hayrack ride, bonfire and Sts. Peter, Paul meet June 26th at 8:00 and Rosary society, who assumed work as custodian F a th e r John E. Casey on are Mrs. Maude James and will be offered June 23 at dancing to a live band at p.m. at the home of Miss were installed at a dinner for the church and school. his 25th jubilee will be Mrs. Angie Miller. Ushers 7:30 p.m. in the parish Crowder’s Stables, 7th and Sts. Peter and Paul Par­ Catherine Maguire for des­ June 13, are Cora Archule­ held June 23, 7 to 8:30 are Robert Franzell and hall. All are invited to at­ Simms, at 7:30 p.m. June ish — (Wheat Ridge) — sert Bridge. ta, president; Velma De- A guitar Mass will be p.m., in Adelphion hall. Ray Garcia. tend. sung this Sunday at 10:45 bryne, vice president; Don­ St. Dominic's na Waneka, treasurer; a.m. and it is planned to St. Louis The National Council of have the guitar Mass at and Sharon Stetson, secre­ Nurses will hold their con­ St, Dominic’s Parish tary. that time on alternating St. Louis Parish (Denver) — Members and vention at the Hilton Hotel Sundays. July 11-13. Interested per­ The Question Box (Englewood) — An open friends o f St. Dominic’s sons may contact Ann meeting, sponsored by the parish are invited to parti­ CURE d'ARS The Rev. Robert V. parish Men's Club and cipate in a memorial fund Hunt, 333-3580, for further Nevans, pastor, has asked By AAsgr. Ray T. Bosler information. Advance regis­ PT A, will be held June 24, drive honoring the late all parents to help in tration ends June 21. 8 p.m., in the parish cen­ Father Michael T. Mc- seeing that their sons keep Q. 1 have b een afraid or disappointment, a per­ which indicate a whole DUCKWALL’S long enough. Sometime son is likely to do and say ter. Ivan Kaminski, former Nicholas, O.P., pastor since Jet-X car washers are on their appointments to serve wrong manner of life, that Denver's Newest ago 1 had been really things that he would ordi­ football player with the 1963, who died June 1. sale with proceeds going to during the summer is, a life which rejects Suburban Variety Store months. Any boy who counting on g oin g to narily not do and say. Baltimore Colts, will be Father McNicholas was the parish. For further in­ God’s love. buried June 6, the day on DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER misses three times without b ig, im p o rta n t teen Every sensible person un­ guest speaker and w ill 3ire & 04hh« formation interested per­ The very name "mortal” narrate a film. "Highlights which he would have ob- sons may contact Fran notifying the rectory of the d a n c e . M y p a r e n t s derstands this, including reason will be dropped wouldn’t let me go, and your mother and God. If unfortunate, I think. McGrath, 355-1756, or the Mortal involves something rectory, 322-8049. from the list of servers. I was shattered. I had you had spoken angrily to Any boy who gets a substi­ been praying fo r practi- your mother, do you sup- fatal or incurable. No sin need be that, since we All types of paper will be tute must notify the recto­ cally the whole day to pose she would have dis­ ry of the substitute and ask God to fix my moth­ owned you and thrown have (jod’s promise that no collected after all the matter how far a person Masses July 7. the number o f days the er’s mind towards letting you out o f your home for­ sub will serve. me go. And then when ever? O f course not. She has strayed from his love, Loyola she said no, I was really would have understood there is always the possi­ St. Joan angry and I thought that you were upset and bility of forgiveness, and Loyola Parish- — maybe He fixed it that disappiointed and eventually (jod is constantly offering (Denver) — The Altar so­ St. Joan o f Arc Parish — opportunities for repen­ (Arvada) — Jeannine way, so I was kind of would have forgotten the dality rummage sale will mad at God. All 1 said whole thing. God is not any tance, that is, for a change visit scenic be held in the school base­ Haynes and Kay Harris of attitude. Some sins are are co-chairmen of the was "Thanks a lot.” For less understanding and for­ ment June 29, June 30. a few hours I didn’t care serious and point to a bad­ Married Couples Retreat, giving than your mother; so July 6 and July 7. Sale- at all. But for a month we can be sure that He ly directed way o f life, but sponsored by the pari.sh at hours on Saturdays are 9 and h''.lf I have been would not condemn you to no sin need be mortal, St. Walburga’s, South a.m . to 7 p.m. and on hell for what you did. So because there is always I through perfect misery. Sundays from 9 a.m. to ] Boulder. For information don’t worry about this being hope for change and for- about the retreat call ei­ Everytime I pass a p.m. I f anyone wishes to ch urch , 1 think: Did I a mortal sin. If you want to giveness in this life. ther Mrs. Haynes at 424- donate to the sale, items commit a mortal sin? I mention it in confession, just 8888 or Mrs. Harris at may be left at the north keep asking: Is He angry say that you got angry and door of the church. I f a 424-8841. Q. Several months ago w ith me? S everal times let it go at that. pick-up is necessary, call I subscribed to a well 1 have tried to get up Problems like this show known book of the the rectory, 322-8042. With the arrival of Fa­ enough courage to go to how badly we need to month cliib. Although ther Michael Chamberlain confession, but I’m sca­ F ath er W illia m J. straighten out our thinking they distribute some fine in the parish as assistant red to find out if this is about sin. Unfortunately, books, others are very Heavey, S.J., assistant pas­ pastor the daily Mass really a serious offense.* tor at Loyola, will cele­ people have been taught to outspoken on sex. Is it a schedule at the Parish Is it wrong to be angry think of sin as an isolated sin to read these books? brate his 32nd anniversary Center is now changed. with God? -Just once? act, an offense against a I h a v ' n o t r e c e iv e d of ordination June 24. A Masses are at 7 and 8 a.m. A. In a moment of anger cold, distant law. Too Communion for the i.^st much attention has been Sundays because I given to the action and too uncertain about this, little to the attitude of heart which prompts the A. I f the books are an action. In itself, for exam- occasion of sin for you, cer- Alexiar Brother Observes ple, there is nothing sinful tainly you should not read about m issing Mass on them. Most such clubs of- Sunday. There could be fer a choice of selection or Jubilee at Boys Town, Neb. any number of good rea­ rejection. You do not have sons for doing this. How­ to take everything that is Omaha neb. — Compara­ Signal Mountain. Boys Alexinn Brothers General ever, if one misses Mass offered, so exercise some tively few religious have Town, and Elk Grove, 111. Chapter. In this capacity because of indifference, judgment, IM the opportunity to es­ In 1955 he was chosen to he visited all of the Broth­ selfishness, hatred of God, tablish new institutions of establish the Boys Town ers’ institutions i^' Europe etc., this is sinful, not be­ But perhaps you are their oders. Brother Grego- clinic under the auspices ol last March. At the Chapter cause of the act but be­ being overly scrupulous. ■ ry Isenhart, Father Flanagan’s Boys in May he was appointed cause of the attitude be­ The Bible, too, is "outspo­ lo f Holy Fam- Home. The Alexian Broth­ chairman of the commis­ hind it. ken” about sex. If you lily Parish, ers. a congregation devoted sion to revise the rules of Jesus made this clear have in mind the current I Denver, who to the care of the sick and the Congregation. when he sa>d, "What spate of popular novels Ithis year invalid, provide the profes­ In this capacity he will comes out of a man is that are crammed with sex ■celebrates his sional and administrative visit Europe two or three what defiles a man. For episodes described explicit- ■silver jubilee health services to the 800 from w ithin, out of the nauseum, then I Here's a vacation you and your family will never forget. toys living at Boys Town, times within the next year, las an Alcx- and will attend the second heart of man, come evile would say you are guilty Discover the beauty o f the Emerald Isle. Convenient cred­ lian Brother, in cooperation with the thoughts, fornication, theft, wasting your local physician. session of the General lhas been the murder, adultery, covetous- it terms can he arranged. Brother Gregory returned Chapter slated to be held Ifounder supe- ness, wickedness, deceit, to Chicago in 1958, and in London in May, 1969. *rior of two licentiousness, envy, slan­ Since you are troubled, later was assigned to deve­ Brother Gregory is the V founda- der, pride, foolishness. All talk the matter over in lop plans, direct construc- son of Mr. Clyde T.— and these evil things come Confession______and get back to interested in the following lour(s). Please send additional information. tiin ‘ and finally to admin- late Mrs. Daisy Isen- from'within, a"nd*therde^ the"Comm'union"table, In 1942, Brother Gregory ister the new St. Alexius long-time members of ^ man.’’ (Mk 7 21-23^ □ TOUR OF IRELAND/ROME gave the valedictory ad- hospital in suburban Elk Holy Family Parish. His AUG. 1-AUG. 15 REGISTER TRAVEL DEPT. dress at the Catholic High Grove Village. brothers and sister, How- In the case of mortal sin, a Sacred Heart □ INTERNATIONAL person s inner attitude is 934 Bannock St., Denver, Colo. 80204 Schools Joint Commence- The 225-bed hospital was ^ ' ®nd Mrs. EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS set on breaking completely The Rev. Bernard Basset, ment, and left the follow- completed in the Spring of Lawrence C. M erkl, all A U G . 3 — A U G . 27 with God. It is a willful S.J., of London, England, ing week to enter^the pos- 1966. Brother resigned as in the Denver area, □ FALL VACATION TOUR estrangement from God stresses that some persons SEPT. 2— SEPT. 23 tulancy of the Congrega­ superior-administrator of Having been in Germany rui and a rejection of his love. find it necessary to read □ PILGRIMAGE TO LOUR JES tion o f Alexian Brothers at St. Alexius in June, 1967, on March 19, the actual Signal Mountain, Tenn. An inner attitude is not books that lead them to­ SEPT. 21-OCT. 5 and was re-assigned to anniversary date. Brother revealed by one act, esp>e- ward God in order to pray city ...... state Since making his vows, he Boys Town. □ GRACE LINE CRUISE Gregory celebrated his ju­ cially an act performed satisfactory in his lecture OCT. 4-OCT. 17 has been stationed at Alex­ Early this year he was bilee with a special Mass under pressure of some on Sacred Heart Pro­ ian institutions in Chicago, elected as one of the three □ AROUND THE WORLD TOUR Zip and the renewal o f vows at kind. Rather, it shows it- gram on K B T V , channel OCT. 14-NOV. 15 St. Louis, Elizabeth, N.J.; American delegates to the Boys Town on June 10. se lf in a series of acts 9, at 7:15 a.m., June 23. T*’m'sday. June 20. 1968 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec.,2, Page 5 Summer Mass Schedule

ST. MARY'S, 22 w, Attention Readers ST. JAM ES'. 1290 Olive Street — FORT LOGAN: Holy Name, 3995 third, tilth Sundays. 4:30 p.m ., G R O V E R ; St. Mary's - First MEEKER: Holy Family - 4. 7.15. 8:30. 9:45. and 11 a m., S. Irving Street — 8. 10. and *>■ T, 8, 9:30, and II a.m.. second, fourth Sundays, II and third Sundays, 10:30 a.m. June, first, third, fifth Sun­ and 12:15 and 7:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 12 10, 5, ana 8 p.m. a.m. days 11 a.m.: second and Readers are urged to clip and save ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S, LAKEWOOD: Our Lady of Fati HAXTUN; Christ the King ~ OTHER CHURCHES EAST LAKE: Our Laoy of Sor­ fourth Sundays. 8 a.m .; July E, Seventh Avenue and Eliza­ ma - 6, 7:15, 8:30. 9:45. 11. rows Mission •» 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. this summer Mass schedule of church­ AKRON St Joseph's .. 7-30 and August — first, third, 8 beth Street — 6, 7:30, 9. and a m. and 12:15 p.m. E A T O N : St. Michael'S - II a.m. H O L Y O K E : St. Patrick's - 7:30 a.m., second and fourth. It 10:30 a,m. and 12 noon. and 9 30 a r.,. es in the Archdiocese of Denver. It L A K E W O O D : St. Bernadette'S, E R IE : St. Scholastica's — 9 and and 11 — all year. a.m. ST. JOSEPH'S (Polish) - 517 E. 7240 W. 12th Avenue - 6. 7:15. ASPEN Mar,-5 - 7 and 9 10:30 a.m. will not run regularly, but only period­ a.m HUDSON: St. Isidore's Church M ifiT U R N : St. Patrick's - 9 46lh Avenue - 6. 8:30 and 10:30 8:30, 9:45, 11 and 12:15. E S TE S P A R K : Our Lady of the a.m. a.m. A U L T: St, Mary's _ n a.m. - 11:15 a.m. ically. L IT T L E .T O N : St. Mary'S - 6, 7, Mountains - 6:30, 9, and II M O N U M E N T: St. Peter's - 9:30 B A IL E Y : Sacred Heart Chapel H UGO : St. Anthony of Padua's ST. JOSEPH'S (Redemptorist), 8, 9. 10:15, and 11:30 a.m. and a.m., June; 6, 7:15, 8:30 , 9:45, and 11 a.m. 10:15 am Church — First Sunday and (As a service to its readers, M O TH E R O F GOD. Speer Bou­ Sixth Avenue and Galapago 12:30 p.m. and 11 a.m ., 12:15 and 7 p.m ., N E D E R L A N D : St. Rita'S Chapel second Sunday. 7:15 a .m .; levard at Logan Street — 6:30. Street - 6. 7. 8:30. 10, and OUR LADY OF THE VISITA b o u l d e r s i, Thomas Aqui July and August. the "Register" prints the Sum­ third, fourth and fifth Sundays. — 8 a.m. during June; 3 mer Mats Schedule lor the Arch­ 7:30, 8:30. 9:30, 10:30 and 11:30 11:30a.m. TION: Adams County, two nas' Chapel 7, 8. 9:30. 11. E V E R G R E E N ; Christ the King a.m. and 9 a.m., during July. 12.30 p m,, and 5 p.m . and 10:30 a.m. a.m ., 12:30 p.m ., and 4:30 p.m. S T . J U O E - 7. 8. 9. 10. and blocks east nt Federal Bou - 6:30. 8 , 9:30 and 11 a.m. — diocese of Denver. Readers are 7:15 p.m NEW C A S T L E : Precious Blood 11 ;15a.m. to Sept. l. levard in d 65fh Avenue — 8:30 to Sept. 29. IDAHO SPRINGS: St. Paul's - urged to clip and save the list­ NOTRE DAME. S. Sheridan 9:00 a.m — second, fourth, and fifth ing. There are some parishes Boulevard, and W. Harvey ST. MARY MAGADALENE'S. and 10:30 a.m. BOULDER (South); Sacred F A R IP L A Y : St. Joseph's - 11 Heart of Mary Church - 6:30. I L I F F ; St. Catherine's — 10 Sundays, 11:30 a.m. listed which have not sent in Place - 6:30. 7:30. 8:30. 9:30. W. 28th Avenue and Zenobia N O R T H G L E N N : Immaculate a.m. each Sun't^y. 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m. a.m. on first, third and fifth OAK C R E E K , St. Martin's - 10 their ifta schedule. In this in­ 10:45. 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 Street - 6:15, 7:15. 8:30. 10 Heart of M ary, 6:30. 7:30, 8:30, F L A G L E R : St. Mary's — 9 a.m. BOULDER: Sacred Heart of Sundays; 7:30 a.m. on second a.m. stance, last year's schedule is p.m. а. m. and 12 noon. 9:30. 10:30. and 11:30 a.m. In F L E M IN G : St. Peter's - 7:30 Jesus 6 30, 8, 9:30, and and fourth Sundays through P E E T Z : Sacred Heart - 7:30 given. Pastors are asked to send OUR LADY OF GRACE, 2645 E. ST. P A T R IC K 'S . 3325 Pecos LeRoy School, 1451 E. Leroy and 9:3 0 a.m. ® Ha m.. 12:30 and 7 p.m Sept. a.m., first, third and fifth Sun­ In changes and corrections. The 48th Avenue - 7. 6, 9, 10 and Street - 7, 9. and 10:30 a.m., Or. FORT COLLINS; Holy Family days; 10 a.m., second and and 12 noon. BR ECK EN R ID G E: St. Mary's JU LE S B U R G : St. Anthony's — "Register" is not responsible lor 11 a.m ., and 12:15 p.m. THORNTON: Holy Cross Church — 8 and 10 a.m., 7 fourth Sundays. ST. PHILOMENA'S. E. 14th Church. 2761 Eppinger Bou - 7:30 and 9 a.m., each Sun­ during June, 8 and 10 a.m .; last-minute changes nr lor last OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, day. p.m. through Oct. 27. P L A T T E V lL L E : St. Nicholas - Avenue and Detroit Street — levard - 7. 8:30. 10:30 a.m., during July and August, 7 and year's schedule which was not 3601 Kalamath Street — 8, 9:30 FORT COLLINS; St. Joseph's - 9 a.m. 9 a.m. б, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 and 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. BRIGGSOALE Sf. Joseph's - changed by the parish. As a and 11 a.m. 7:30 , 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. 12 JOHNSTOW N; St. John's - 6 RANGELY: St. Ignatius' - noon, WELBY; Assumption - 6, 7:30. Second, fourth, and tith Sun­ and 5:10 p.m. precaution, readers are urged to OUR LADY OF LOURDES, S. days - 10:30 a m p.m. June, first, third, and fifth ST. ROSE OF LIM A 'S. 1320 W. 9, and 10:30 a.m ., 12 noon, and F O R T C O L L IN S : St. Paul's U n­ call the church or parish in Logan Street at lllfl -• 6, 8, 9:30 BRUSH St. Mary's - 6:30 and KEENSBURG: Holy Family — Sundays, 8 a.m .; second and question to confirm the time list­ and 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Nevada Place Avenue - 6. 8. 7 p.m. iversity Parish — 8, 9:30 and fourth Sundays, 11 a.m .; July 9:15. and 10:30 a.m ., 12 noon. 10 a m.. June to Sept. 10 a m. ings.) OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL. WESTMINSTER: Holy Trinity 11 a.m . in the Engineering and August, first, third Sun­ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. BRIGHTON. Sf. Augustine's. 112 KIOW A; SI. Ann's -- 10:15 a.m. 3549 Navaio Street • 6, 7:30, Church - 6:30, 7:45. 9, 10:15 Auditorium. C.S.U., June-Sept. days. II a .m .: s.econd and DENVER AREA Arizona and S. University Bou­ S Sixth Avenue -~ 6. 7:30, 9, K IT CARSON: St. Augustine'S — 9, 10:15, 11:30 and 12:45. and 11:30 a .m .; 12:45 and 5:30 F O R T L U P T O N : St. Willliam's fourth Sundays, 8 a.m. levard - 6:45, 8, 9:30. 11 and and 10 30 a.m, and 12 noon. 9 a m C A T H E D R A L . E . Colfax Avenue OUR LADY OF VICTORY, 1904 p.m. - 7:30 and 11 a.m RAMAH: Sacred Heart — 10 12:15 p.m. b u f f a l o C R E E K : St. Eliza­ K R EM M LIN G : St. Peter's - 7:30 and Logan Street - Sundays, W. 12th Avenue. 9:30 a.m. W H E A T R ID G E : Sts. Peter and F O R T M O R G A N : St. Helena's - a.m. Paul's - 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45. 11 beth's 10 a.m. (through Sep­ p.m. Saturdays July and August. 6, 7, 8. 9. to, 11:30, 12:30, 6:30 OUR LADY OF VISITATION, tember.) 6:30, 8, and 9:30 a.m.. Holy REDCLIFF: Our Lady of Mt. and 8:30 p.m. June 1 to Sept. a.m./ and 12:15 p.m. Days, 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 2601 W. 66th Street - 8:30 and SUBURBAN L A F A Y E T T E : Immaculate Con­ Carmel — first, third, filth 3. BURLIN GTON : St. Catherine's - May 1 to Sept. 30. ception — 7, and 10 a.m. and Sundays 11 p.m.; second, 10:30 a.m. 6-30. 8 and 10 a.m. ALL SAINTS', W. Harvard Ave. PRESENTATION, W. 7th Ave­ F R A S E R -M A R Y V A L E : 8 and 9 6:30 p.m. fourth Sundays, 4:30 p.m. COLORADO SPRINGS CALHAN, St, Michael's. — 1st, and S. Federal Boulevard - 6, nue and Julian Street — 6, 7, A R VAD A: St. Anne's, 755 Grant a.m. L E A D V IL L E : St. Joseph's - RED FEATHER: Our Lady of 3rd and 5th Sundays, 8:30 a.m. 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11:30 a.m. and 8:15. 9:30, 10:45, and 12 noon. Place. 6. 7. 8. 8:30. 9, 9:30. 10, A IR F O R C E A C A D E M Y ; Cadet F R E D E R IC K : St. Theresa's - 7 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m. the Lake -- 4 p.m., June 16 and 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11:30 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. RISEN C H R IS T - 7, 9. and 11 11- 11:15. 12. 12:15, and 5:30 Chapel, Sundays at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Weekdays, 7 LEADVILLE: Annunciation — Sept. 2. p.m. a.m. annunciation , E. 36th Ave­ a.m. at the Conti’ untal Thea­ CORPUS CHRISTI. Jackson at a.m. 6:30, 8. and 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. R E D S TO N E : Chapel - 9 a.m., nue and Humboldt Street - 7. ARVADA: St. Joan of Arc — 8, Cascade - 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 and CAMP ST. MALO: Allenspark — F O U N T A IN : St, Joseph's - 10 LIMON: Our Lady of Victory ter, Valley Highway and E. 9 a.m, July and August only. 9, and 10:30 a.m .; 12 noon. Hampden. 10:15. and 11:30 a.m . to 12:15 p.m. a.m. Church - First and second R IF L E : Sf. M ary's - 9 a.m. Sept. 29. CAMP SANTA M A R IE : Cassells BLESSED SACRAMENT SACRED HEART, 28th and Lar DIVINE REDEEMER, 1520 E. GEORGETOWN: Our Lady of Sunday at 8:45 and 10:30 a.m .: R O G G EN : Sacred Heart Church Eudora Street and Montview AURORA: St. Pius Tenth. 13th Yampa Street — 6:30, 8, 9:30, (Nine miles above Bailey) 9 Lourdes - 8 a.m. third, fourth, and fifth Sundays (South Roggen) — 8 a.m. imer Streets - 6. 8, 9:15. 10:45 a.m. (through Labor Day). Boulevard 6, 7, 6, 9, 10 and а. m. and 12:15 p.m. Place and Yost Street - 6:30, and 11 a.m . and 12:15 and 5 G IL C R E S T : Sacred Heart - 6 at 7:15 and 8:45 a.m. S IL T: Sacred Heart — 7 a.m. 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 5:30 7:30. 9, 10:30. 12 noon and p.m. CASCADE - Holy Rosary Chap­ p.m. ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, S. el 8 and to a.m. LO N G M O N T: St. John the Bap­ S NO W M ASS: Sf. Benedict's p.m. 7:30 p.m, HOLY FAMILY (Security Vil­ G L EN W O O D SPRINGS: Sf. Ste­ Monastery — 11 a.m. Newton Street and W. Ohio - C ASTLE ROCK: Sf. Francis of tist's - 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., CHRIST THE KING, E. Eighth AURORA, St. Therese's. E. 13th lage) 7. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. phen's, 7, 8:30. 10 and 11:30 S T E R L IN G : St. Anthony's — 6. б, 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon, Assisi's 8 and 12 noon. 12 noon and 7:00 p.m. Avenue and Fairfax Street — and 5:30 p.m. and Kenton - 6:30, 8. 9. 10, H O L Y T R IN IT Y - 7. 8:15, 9:30 a.m. 7:15. 8;30, 9:45, 11:00 a.m., 6, 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m .. and and 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 and and 11 a.m. CENTRAL CITY: St. Mary's of L O U IS V IL LE : St. Louis' - 7:30. ST. CATHERINE'S. 4200 Feder the Assumption 10:30 a.m. G R A N B Y : O u r Lady of the and 5:00 p.m., to Aug. 25. 12:15 and 5:15 p.m. to Aug. 4. 5:30 p,m, OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE 9, and 11 a.m. al Boulevard - 6, 7:30, 9, 10:15, C H E Y E N N E W ELLS : Sacred Snows — Saturday, 5:30 p.rh. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS: Holy C U R E D'ARS, E. 32nd Avenue BROOMFIELD: Nativity of Our - 8 and 11 a .m .; 6:30 p.m. L O V E L A N D : St. John the E v ­ Name — 8 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 — June 1 to Heart - 7 and 11 a.m. at D a h lia S tre e t — 6. 8. 10 Lord 8. 9:30. and 11 a.m. PENROSE HOSPITAL CHAPEL G R A N D L A K E : St. Anne's - 7, angelist's, 1515 Hilltop Drive Oct. 1. CR AIG: Sr Michael's — 6:30. 8, S TO N E H A M : St. John's - 8:30 a.m ., and 12 noon. C OM M ER CE C IT Y : St. Cathe­ - 6 and 7:30 a.m. 9, and 11:30 a.m . July and — 6:30, 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m., a.m. and 10 a m. Holy Days — 7 GUARDIAN ANGELS', 1843 W. ST. CAJETAN'S, 1156 Ninth rine's - 6. 7:15. 8:30, 9:45, E N T AIR F O R C E BASE - 8 and August. and 7 p.m. STR ASBUR G: SI, Gertrude's Street — 7. 8, 9. 10:M. 12 noon, and 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. 9:15 a.m ., and 12:45 p.m. a.m. and 7 p.m. 52nd Avenue -- 7, 8:30, 9:45. G R A N D V A L L E Y : St. Brendan's Church — second and fourth and 11 a.m., 12:15 and 7:30 and 7 p.m. EN G LEW O O D : All Souls', 435 PETERSON FIELD CHAPEL - CR IPP LE C R EEK : St. Peter's MANITOU SPRINGS; Our Lady Sundays. 9 a.m, — Saturday, 5 p.m. Church — First and third Sun­ p.m. ST. DOMINIC'S. W. 29th Avenue Penwood Circle - 6. 7:30, 8:45, 8:30 and 11:15 a.m. of Perpetual Help — 7 and 9 S T R A T T O N : St. Charles Bor- day*-, 11:30 a.m. a.m. H O LY F A M IL Y . W. 44th Avenue and Federal Boulevard — 5:30, 10, 11:15a.m. and 12:30. ST. JO S E P H 'S , - 7:30, 9. 10:30 CROOK: St- Peter's — 8 a.m. on romeo's — 7 and 10:30 a.m. and Utica Street — 5:45. 7:30. 7:30, 9. 10. and 11 a .m .. 12 EN G LEW O O D : St. Louis'. 3310 a.m. second and fourth Sundays; 10 G R E E L t < : St. Mary's - 6. 8. M A TH E S O N , St. Agnes' - first, SUPER IOR : St. Benedict's — S S. Sherman Street — 6. 7, 8, 9:30. 9, 10 and 11 a m ., and 12:15 noon. ST. PAUL'S. Broadmoor — 7, 8:30, a.m. on first, third and fifth 10, and 12 noon. third and fifth Sundays, 11:30 p.m, 11 a m. and 12:15 p.m. and 5:30 and 6 p.m. ST. E L IZ A B E T H 'S , Curtis and 10, and 12 noon. Sundays July to Sept. G R E E L E Y : Our Lady of Peace a.m .; and second and fourth V A IL ’ 7:30 a m. H O LY G H O ST, 10th and Catfor- 11th Streets 6, 8, 9:15, and p.m. D E E R T R A IL : Sf. Joseph's - 8, 11, and 7 p.m. Sundays, 6:30 a.m. W A LD EN ; St. Ignatius', Last nia Strecis - 6:30, 8:30, 10, 11 a.m., and 12:15 p.m. G O L D E N : St. Joseph's, 14th and SACR ED H E A R T , 2206 W. Colo­ Church first, third and fifth Sunday of June, 3 p.m., July and 11:30 a.m ., and 12:30. 5:10 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. East St. - 7:30 , 9:30, and 11 rado Avenue — 7, 8:30. 10, 11:30 Sundays. 9 a.m. G R E E L E Y ; St. Peter's - 6:30, M E A D : Guardian Angels' - and August — 12 noon. and 7 p.m. Alameda Avenue and S. Sher­ a.m., and 5:30 and 7 p.m. EAGLE St Mary's — first. 9, 11:15 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. 9:00a.m. W E L D O N A : Sf, Francis of HOLY ROSARY, 4695 Pearl man Street - 5. 6. 7. 8. 9, 10, Assi's 7:30 a.m. Street 6. 8 and 10 a.m. and 11 a.m ., and 12 noon, W IGGINS: Our Lady of Lourdes MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD, S. ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA'S, E, 8:30 a.m. Colorado Boulevard and E. II- 23rd Avenue and Gaylord WOOLDAND PARK: Our Lady iff - 6:30. 7:30. 8:30, 9:45, 11 Street — 6. 7, 8:30 and 10:30 of the Woods — 7, 9, and 11 a.m ., and 12:15. a.m .; 12 noon, and 5:30 p.m. ‘'Aggiornamento’ With a Southern Drawl a.m. W R A Y: Sf. Andrew's - 7:30 and 9:30 a.m .; Holy Days 7 and 9 Houston — "Aggiorniamento” sounds • S trive to become well informed ministry. I’m not an expert on anything a.m .. May through September. strange in Southern Drawl and the Rev. about public issues, social ills, and divi­ outside of that. But I’m not opposed to Y U M A : Sf. John's — 8 and 10 PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE Dr. W. A. Criswell is not too reminiscent sive movements damaging human rela­ social action. You cannot divorce faith a.m. of Pop>e John XX III, but the atmosphere and works.” Pastors are asked to report any CALL ONE OF THESE tions; chznges or corrections. DRUG STORES FOR PROMPT SERVICE of the 111th annual convention of ^ u th - • Recognize the need for involvement ern Baptists was the same as that of with other Christians and all others of As for the statement itself. Dr. Cris­ well .said; "Every Christian ought to say Vatican Council II — the fresh air of good will in working for justice for all renewal. persons. 'amen’ to the spirit of the statement.” The sound of windows opening was In addition to the strongest statement clear in the 1,000-word "Statement Con­ "W ORDS W'ILL not suffice .. . the ever made by Southern Baptists on social cerning the Crisis in Our Nation" adopt­ time has come for action," the statement responsibility, the convention also ed by the 15,000 "messengers" to the said. changed substantially the position taken convention. The Rev. Dr. Billy Graham, most fa­ on the V’^ietnam war just a year before — mous of all Southern Baptist preachers, by calling for "an immediate cease fire "A S S O U TH E R N Baptists, represen­ said the statement "couldn’t be strong and a termination o f all hostile activities tatives of one of the largest bodies of enough for me.” and praised the messen­ and any further buildup of military power lour Pharmacist or advantage” is a (,'hristians in our nation, and claiming gers for passing it. Shilled special ties of spiritual unity with the large convention’s Negro Baptists in our Even President Johnson’s call to stop Professional Perhaps indicative of the new attitude land, we have come far short of our privi­ "the insane tra ffic in guns’’ was en­ of Southern Baptists, largest Protestant lege in Christian brotherhood,” the state­ dorsed, although the endorsement also denomination in the nation with 11.- ment said. urged maintenance of "constitutional ST. .ANTHONY OF PAOUA OUR UlOV OF LOUROES 142,726 members, were the comments of It went on to pledge the messengers rights to the legitimate possession of the new president of the convention. Dr. to: arms.” BUD"STEPHENS "T h t Store 0* P«rson,ii Service" • Respect every individual as a person Criswell. Dr. Criswell, pastor of the 1.5.000- EfTect of the convention’s action could Rx possessing inherent dignity , and worth; Wesley Pharmacy member First Baptist Church o f Dallas - not be judged immediately. Southern Prescription ^ Prescription Druggists • To secure opportunity of citizenship, largest of the denomination’s 34.147 Baptist churches, most of them in the public service, education, employment, churches, is a fundamentalist preacher South in the tradition o f the convention NORTH PIERCE I O. L . QuinUn M em ber 51. Vincfnt I Rx with a reputation of segregationist, and organized in 1845 as a product of the I W9SI9 V Ave. DC F*ul Parish I and residence so every man can achieve CONOCO e x p e r t I Al So Downing 7) ) f s j i I his highest potential; anti-Catholic views. But he told his first debate on morality of slave-holding, are TUNE-UP 922-1161 press conference after election: resolutely autonomous. Identification of BRAKE • Accept personally every Christian as SERVICE "1 have changed, I have enlarged my convention participants as "messengers” $T. VINCENT OE PAUL a brother beloved in the Lord and wel­ WHEEL FRIENDLY DRUG come to the fellowship of faith and wor­ sympathies and my heart during the last instead of "delegates” reflects their lack ^ ALIGNMENT few years ... of authority to act for the congregations 5660 W ALAMEDA ship every person irrespective of race or W. 38th at Pierce St. class; "Mine is a totally pastoral, evangelistic they represent. 4 2 4 - 9 7 2 8 VILLAGE ST. CATHERINE’S REXALL DRUG ST FRANCIS Oe SALES Prompt Delivery |47;-0S49 45S 9904 Court Decision a ^Magna Carta? Service BUSY CORNER E. Alameda Super Serv. D R U G S T O R E • Cosmetics-Photo Supplies • Liquors-Im ported Wines Washington — The U.S. Supreme in Pennsylvania has just joined the State pluralism in education and the value of Complete Tune-Up PrureMiional i’harmacii^ts Where Accuracy Countn Court has reaffirmed the 1965 New York House of Representatives in approving a assisting private as well as public schools & Brake Serv. $9 million "purchase service” law that in their development of American brain FREE W 38th Ave t Federal Blvd State statute which piermits the lending 1425 $0 . Holly 756-8343 power. What can be unconstitutional Pickup & of textbooks by public school systems to would permit the paying of teachers’ sala­ ni-mcr. ( olo. about that?” Monsignor Kelly asked. Delivery parochial or private school students. ries in private schools on secular subjects. No public school funds would be used to "Most educators and most legisla­ The statute limits the loan to each Logan at Alameda 733-9840 SI MARTS. LITTLETON ALL SOULS. EN6LEW000 finance this law. rather the state’s in tors and most of the public will sup­ pupil to $15 worth of textbooks on secu­ come from horse racing would be one port this decision, as they have sup- lar subjects. The nonpublic schcxils sug­ source of financing the project. Dorted the original legislation," ho SELL 4 LESS gest the texts they would like to u.se. but The decision by the highest court in continued. "Hopefully those who cling CHERRELYN the public school district must approve of the U.S. is "a vote of confidence ... in to the outdated dogma that parochial the selection. The law applies to text- DRUG STORE the value of private education to the na­ school students have no claim to "Howdy" Dooks for grades 7 through 12. only. tion. Al the same time it places a new public assistance of any kind will now In Sieknoi* and in Health The decision was by a 6-3 vote with Bob's Place Phone THll-Z.Sfil responsibility upon Catholic schools to be join the rest of us in working for chil­ DRUG STORE Justice Byron R. W hile writing the ma­ BROADW AY At Q U IN C Y of even greater service to this country. It dren’s benefit and quality education 300 So. Colo. Blvd. EN G LEW O O D jority opinion. The three negative votes 794 >7*4 is a clear affirmation that education, regardless of the school attended. Cowtown, Colo. FREE PARKING came from Justices Hugo Black. William ■ is m W M «in LiHleton. ColO whether public or private, is an invalu­ "Public and non-public schools are O. Douglas, and Abe Fortas. Chief Justice able national resource.” Father Koob stated. working partners and will prosper or go Earl Warren, and Justices William J. bankrupt together," Monsignor Kelly stat­ ST ANN'S. ARVAOA Brennan. John M. Harlan. Thurgood The New York Civil Liberties Union ed. PEEBLES Marshall, and Potter Stewart went along charged that "the Court is bowing to Rabbi Morris Sherer, executive presi­ with White. the pressure.s which have been exerted dent of Agudath Israel of America. Ortho­ ARROW ALLENDALE ^ by its antilibertarian critics." dox Jewish organization, said the decision i S M f t Only siiX other states have similar SERVICE PHARMACY textbook statutes as of now. They arc: * Monsignor George A. kelly, secretary was "a major victory in the struggle to 9HO() W . ,59th Place PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED foi education in the New York arch­ win fair treatment for nonpublic school STATION FOR AND DELIVERED Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississip­ 422-2397 pi, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. diocese, said: "W'e find particular encour­ children and opens new perspectives for OeiVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE TRAPPIST CANDIES agement in this recognition by the na­ additional benefits for these children." TUNE UP 4 BRAKE SERVICE 7 FLAVORS - -19c BAG Father C. Albert Koob. O. Praem. exe­ Arvada. Colorado tion's highest tribunal that private CeKaa al Oowninq 271 UIS | cutive secretary o f the National Catholic New York State has been spending Education Association, was enthusiastic schools perform a valuable public service for the nation. about $25 million a year on textbooks t MOST PRECIOUS BLOOO HOLY CROSS. THORNTON with the textbook ruling. He told the since the passage of the 1965 law. R egister that he was hopeful that this Across the S»ro«t Frjm "THE DECISION is in many ways a East Greenbush, an Albany suburb, would lead other states to pass similar school officials along with school dis­ NOTRE DAME CHURCH REXALL D n t < ^ Magna Carta for the parents of nonpublic G R E E N lU ff laws. "The NCEA submitted a brief (to CITY VIEW 1 school children.” tricts in Rensselaer. Columbia, and- M E A D O W S Prescription Druggists the Supreme Court) for the first time in Nassau Counties pushed the issue to Professional Pharmacy I "The Supreme Court obviously believes CONOCO Firxl in 1’reM.nptionii history. We were joined by several Prot­ that every American child should receive the Supreme Court. They claimed that Ph. 267-5S35 I COMPLETE Fast Free Delivery estant denominations who signed the a good education, and if free textbooks they were being forced to violate the 2238 So. C'olorado Blvd. • 794 N. Corona I brief,” he pointed out. First Amendment to the U.S. Constitu­ AUTOMOTIVE Thornton 29, Cole. help that process, then free textbooks can SERVICE P h o n e 7.57-7677 H tion, which forbids any national "es­ See Bob Robles F A T H E R KOOB saw a good trend on go to all children, not just those in oublic 7T9S So sneridan | tablishment of religion.” the state level in the fact that the Senate schools. The court recognizes the value of Page 6. Sec. 2 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, June 20, 1968 NAL Convention INSURANCE STATEMENTS P Among Insurance companiesies licensed to transact business in Colorado by the Sta^State Insurance rteojartmerDepartment.are these printed below. C, Features Debate ' "Thg publication of. synopses of Financial Statement^ for the year ended Decenrber 31, 1967, is required by law/' Chicaf^o — The National first two days of the con­ Association oi i..aymen vention. (NAL). formed in June, On Friday afternoon the 1967. in St. Paul, will hold subjects to be discussed Premier Horace Mann St. Paul Title Provident Alliance Commercial Standard Farm and Home include "Racism in Ameri­ its annual convention in Insurance Insurance Company, Chicago June 28-30. ca;” "Parish Councils;” Insurance Mutual Insurance Life Insurance More than 400 persons "Education;” "Liturgy;” and Company Ins. Co. Corporation Ltd. Company from throughout the coun­ "Communication.” Company try have already regis­ 810 Chestnut Street 1347 Kapiolanl Boulevard 300 W. Osborn Rd., AT SATURDAY 519 California Street 216 East Monroe 6421 Camp Bowie Blvd. tered, according to Dr. Springfield, Illinois St. Louis. Missouri 63101 Honolulu, Hawaii P.O. Box 16170 M O R N IN G ’S sessions. San Francisco. CaUfornia Fort Worth, Texas 76116 John Bannan of Chicago, 94KM Phoenix, Arizona, 85011 vice president o f NAL and delegates will turn to such convention general' chair­ topics as "War and Peace;” STATE os COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO Insurance Department "The Experimental Com­ Inturanc* 0*p«rtm«nt tnsursnct Dapartmant insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department man. A ll sessions are Syngpsis Of SfAloment for 1*67 as Synopsis of Statement for i*67 as Synopsis of Statement for t967 as Synopsis of Statement for tea? as Synopsis of Statement for 1*47 as Synopsis of Slat* ment lor 1*47 as scheduled for the Palmer m unity;” "Parish and rendared to in« Commisifootr of randarad to the Commissioner of r e a r e d to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to th; * mmissioner ol Insurance Insui nee House hotel in downtown Diocesan Administration;” Insurance tnsurance Insurance Insurance "Ecumenism;” and "Finan­ p rem ier Insurance Company Horace Mann Mutual Ins. Co. St. Paul Till# insurance Corporation Provident Alliance Commercial Standard Farm and 4eme Chicago. SI* California Street l i t Chestnut Stroot Insurance Company, Ltd. L ife Insurance company 314 East Monroe Insurance Company 300 W. Osborn Rd., cial Accountability.” Sai Francisco, California *4104 Springfieid, Illinois SI. Louis. Missouri A3I0I 1347 Kapiolanl Boulevard 4431 Camp Bowie Blvd. The final discussions on Honolulu, Hawaii Port worth, Texas 74114 P.O. Box 14170 THE HIGHLIGHT of SI*.(M8.175.30 A s s e t s ...... Phoenix, Arizona, 85011 Assets ...... S17.3M.07*.II A s s e t s ...... Assets ...... »17.737.78*,40 Assets ...... $19,730,423.15 Saturday afternoon will . 7.tM,S*S.SI . *,454,431.48 Liabilities ...... Assets 515.954,579.44 the meeting is expected to Liabilllies ...... Liabilities . . . Liabilities - - - ■ . . 4.988.S9S.42 Liabilities ...... 13,337,948.44 take up: "Church and the Special Surplus Funds . 3,347,a36.37 Guaranty Special Surplus Funds . . 239.870.43 Capital ...... Liabilities ...... 1X534,074.84 be the debate on Friday, . 1.1*g,7SO.OO ■ 1,000,000.00 Capitat ...... 3.4S3.320.00 Capital ...... 751.064.00 Capital ...... 1,000.000.00 Capital ...... Capital ...... Paid in & Cuniribuled Paid in B Contributed June 28, between Father Urban Crisis;” "Women in P aid In & Contributed Earned Surplui Paid in & Contributed Surplus ...... Paid In t, Contributed Surplus ...... 4.9*2.945.35 Surplus ...... the Church;” "Future of Surplus ...... SOO.000.00 Surplus ...... Unassigned Surplus . Unassigned Surplus . . . . (1,263.4*0.84) John McKenzie, S.J., the Unassigned Surplus...... 400,434.58 Unassigned Surplus . , . the Church;” "Student Unassigned Surplus ...... 4,747,447.*3 (Copy of Cortifkate ef Autiterity) noted Scripture scholar, (Copy of CertifKate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certilkata ef Authority) (Copy of CertificAte ef Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy el Certlfkat* ef Auttwrity) Power;” "Parish Councils,” DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE and Charles Davis, theolo- certificate of Authority Certificate of Authority Cartiflcate of Authority Certillcal# of AutfMrity Certificate e f Authority To Whom It M ay Concern: Certifkale of Auttwrity To Whom If May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: gian and former editor of Urban Crisis;" "Independ T o Whom It May Concorn: To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify that the Commer- To Whom If May Concern: This is to cortlfy that the P rem ier This is to c e rtify that the Horace This Is to certify that the St. Paul This is to certify that the Provident This Is to certify that the Farm and The Clergy Review. They ent Lay Organi^tions; Title Insurance Corporation organized clal Standard Insurance Company Of Insurance Company organized under Mann Mutual Ins. Co. organized under Alliance Insurance Company, Ltd. Fort Worth, Texas organized under Home Life Insurance Company organ­ will debate the topic which Women in the Church;” the laws of California pursuant to Its the laws of Illinois pursuant to its under the laws of Missouri pursuant organized under the taws of Hawaii ized under the laws of Arizona pur­ application therefor and in considera- to its application therefor and in con- the laws of State of Texas pursuant to application therefor and In considera­ pursuant to Its at>pllcatlon therefor Its application therefor and in consid­ suant to Its application therefor and in is the convention theme, "Future of the Church;” tion of Its compliance with the laws sideration of Ifs com pliance with the tion of its com pliance with the laws of and In consideration of Its com pliance eration of its compliance with the consideration of its compliance with of Colorado, is hereby licensed to laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to "The Option for the "Student Power;” "Parish Colorado, is hereby licensed to trans­ with the laws of Colorado, is hereby law s of Colorado, is hereby licensed to the laws of Colorado, is hereby li­ transact business as a M ultiple Line act business as a M ultiple Line Insur­ transact business as a Casualty Insur­ licensed to transact business as a Life censed to transact business as a L ife Church.” Mr. Davis is cur­ Councils.” ance Company until the last day ol transact business as a M ultiple Line Insurance Company until the last day ance Company until the last day of Insurance Company until the last day Insurance Company until the last dev Insurance Company until the last day When the National Asso­ of February naxt succeeding the date February next succeeding the dale February next succeeding the dale of February next succeeding the date of February next succeeding tlw date rently working in Canada hereof unless this license shall be of February next succeeding the date hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be ciation of Laymen was sooner revoked. a.id has written numerous sooner revoked. sooner revoked. sooner revoked. sooner revoked. sooner revoked. books and articles, includ­ formed a year ago to pro­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here- IN WITNESS WHEREDF, i have here­ ing A Question o f Con- vide an independent, unfet- unto set my hand and caused the of. unto set m y hand and caused the of­ unto set my hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused Ihe o f­ ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed science, telling about his tered forum for laymen to « t the c ity and county of Denver, this e f the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Oznver, this decision to quit the priest­ express their views, it had first day of March. A.O. )94?. first day of March, A.O. 1948. first day of March. A.O. 1*68. first day of March. A.O. 1*46. first day of March, A.O. 1*48. first day of March, A.O. 1948. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES,C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES,C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES,C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES,C.L.U. (SEAUJ. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. hood and the Church. just 140 members. Since Commissioner of Insurance _____ Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance ______Commissioner of Insurance _____ Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance then it has grown to 12,- O f at least equal impor­ 000 members in 18 inde­ tance to most N A L mem­ pendent lay organizations Charter National Life California Life The Manhattan Underwriters Mutual Protective Western Pacific around the country, as bers will be the 16 group- Mutual Life type sessions, running con­ well as many individual Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance currently throughout the members. Company Company Insurance Company Company Company Company

Pastoral Council 8301 Mainland Avenue 4400 MacArthur Boulevard 801 Poyntz Avenue 4210 Peterson Ave. 3860 I^eavcnworth Street 7107 Woodlawn Ave. N.E. St. Louis, Missouri 63105 Oakland, California 94619 Manhattan, Kansas Chicago, III. 60646 Omaha, Nebraska Seattle, Washington 98115 f Recommends Major STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Departmtnt •nsurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Synopsis of Statement foi’ 1*47 as Synopsis of Statement for 1*67 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of Anti-Racism Move Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Charter National Life California Life The Manhattan Mutual Life Underwriters Insurance Company Mutual Pretectivo Insurance Company Western Pacific insurance Company t. Pittsburgh — Celebrating change in the commission’s Insurance Company Insurance Company insurance Company 42)0 Peterson Ave. 3840 Leavenworth Street 7107 Woodlawn Ave. N. E. 1301 Maryland Avenue 4400 MacArthur Boulevard 141 Poyntz Avenue Chicago, til. 40444 Omaha, Nebraska Seattle, Washington 91)15 its first birthday, the Pitts­ constitution. St. Louis, Missouri 43)05 Oakland. California *44)« Manhattan, Kansas burgh Diocesan Pastoral Assets ...... $18,2*5,239.02 Assets ...... $13,504,854.32 A s s e t s ...... $8,974,99l).uu Assets ...... $4,490,930.00 Assets ...... 010,207.89 Assets ...... $10,929,239.29 L ia b ilitie s ...... 10.475.844,04 Lioblllties ...... That through the Liabilllies . Liabilities ...... 8.308,437.00 4,173,934.00 Liabilities ...... 099.009.01 L ia b ilitie s ...... 7.441.894.94 u council ofTered advice to Capital ...... Special Surplus Funds . .. . 177.530.00 Unassigned S u rp lu s...... 764,571.00 Capital ...... 1,000,000.00 Special Surplus Capital ...... 1.784,370.00 J P aid In & Contributed Capital ...... 558,903.00 Paid in & Contributed Funds ...... jOO.000.00 Paid in & Contributed 4: Bishop John J. Wright of chancery, confessional and Surplus ...... Paid in 8. Contributed Surplus ...... P aid in 8< Contributed Surplus ...... P i Pittsburgh on how the pulpit "constant reminders Unassigned Surplus . . , Surplus ...... 1,797.586.70 Unassigned Surplus .. Surplus ...... 148.000.00 Unassigned Surplus . . be given that racist atti­ Unassigned Surplus ...... ($04,998.44) Unassigned Surplus.. 2,463,198.88 A l Church can combat racism (Copy of Certificate ef Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy el Certlficato of Authority) (Copy ef Certlficale of Authority) (Copy of Certifkale el Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authorilyl and promote community tudes are matters of con­ DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE science.” Certificate of Authority Cortidcato of Authority Cerlllicatt of Authority Certificate of Autltorlfy C e r tifia t e ol Authority Certificate ef Authority be harmony. To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It M ey Concern: To Whom It May Concern: T o Whom it M ay Concern: To Whom If May Concern: Eleven resolutions were This is to certify that the Charter This is to c ertify that the California This is to certify that the Manhattan This Is to certify that Underwriters This Is to certify that the Mutual This Is to certify that the Western National Life Insurance Company Life Insurance Company organized Mutual Life Insurance Com pany o r­ Insurance Company organized under Protective insurance Company organ. P acific tnsurance Company ^Srganized voted and only one was • That an educational organized under the laws of Missouri under the law s of California pursuant ganized under the laws of Kansas the laws of Illinois pursuant to its ized under the laws of Nebraska pur­ under the laws of Washington pur- program on racism be in- pursuant to its application therefor to Its application therefor and in con­ pursuant to its application therefor application therefor and In considera­ suant to Its application therefor and in suant to its application therefor and in defeated at the sessions. _ , - 1./.. , ----and-- in consideration------w ..* ...... of its cnmpllance wis,w.wiiv.tsideration w.of its w„iIt,,.IV*iw,,com pliance with...II. ...v the oMuand m in curi»iuvtorivii consideration w?of iix its com pliance tion of its compliance with the law s of consideration of Its compliance with consideration of its com pliance with The 10 approved resolu­ augurated with qualified with the laws ot Colorado, is hereby laws of Colorado, Is hereby licensed to with the laws of Colorado, is hereby Colorado, is hereby licensed to trans­ the laws of Colorado, is hereby li­ the laws of Colorado, is hereby li* teachorq RpHtrim ia nnrl la v ''C*"**^ to transact business as a Lite transact business as a Life Insurance licensed fo transact business as a Life act buslrtess as a M ultipit Line Insur­ censed to transact business as a Cas­ censed to transact business as a M ul­ tions------were-----— directed ------toward LLaLiiLTb, i\Lllgl()US ana lay, insurance Company until the last day■ Company ------...... until the- last — day — , of — Febru------Insurance Company until the last day ance Company until the last day of ualty Insurance Company until the tiple Line Insurance Company until local imolementation of the discussion leaders, and ?* February next succeeding «be date ary next succeeding the date hereof of February next succeeding the date February next succeeding the date last d ay of February next succeeding the last day of February next sue- lO L U i iiiit J iL iiiL iu u i, iu n OI m e . . hereof unless this licenselicenoe shall be unless this license shall be sooner hereof unless ih this k license «shallk> h k be. hereof unless this license shall be the d a le hereof unless this license 'ceeding the date hereof unless this U.S. hierarchy’s national that teams of black and sooner revoked. revoked. sooner revoked. sooner revoked. shall be sooner revoked. license shall be sooner revoked. white teachers be deve­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN W ITNESS W H E R E O F . I have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ program on race, approved unto set m y hand and caused the o f­ unto set m y hand and caused the of- unlo set m y hand and caused the of- unto set m y hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the o f­ unto set m y hand and caused the of­ at the Bishops’ spring loped to initiate appropri­ ficial seal of my office to affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ik le l seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed at the City and County ol Denver, this at the City and County of (Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City ar>d County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this m eeting in St. Louis in ate programs at the parish first day of March, A.O. 1948. first day of March. A.O. )948. first day of March, A.O. 1948. first day of March. A.O. 1948. first day of March, A.D. 1948. first day of March. A.O. 1948. May, level. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. (SEAUJ. RICHARD BARNES,C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner ot Insurance Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance The council’s decisions are notable in view of the fact that Bishop Wright Guarantee Western Mountain States Car City The Chesapeake Kansas City Mid-Continent was a key author of the Insurance U.S. Bishops’ statement, Surety Mutual Casualty Insurance Life Insurance Fire & Marine Casualty 'The National Race Crisis; Company Company Company Company Company Insurance Co. Company ,5 bc< 1968,” and as chairman of • sumi the U.S. Catholic confer­ 1671 Wilshire Blvd. 908 West Avenue North 501 Silver Avenue SW, 16250 Northland Drive 545 St. Paul Street 291 Glen Street 1646 South Boulder ‘ MIS* ence’s Social Action depart­ Los Angeles, California Sioux Falls, South Dakota P.O. Box 249 Southfield, Michigan Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Glens Falls, N. Y. Tulsa Oklahoma 74119 ment, presented the pro­ 57101 Albuquerque. New Mexico gram on race to the Bish­ STATE OF COLORADO STA TE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO ops for approval. Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance uepartment The single resolution re­ Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement (or 1967 as Synopsis of Statement for 1967 as Synopsis ol Statement for 1947 es Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis ol Statement for 1947 as rendered lo the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner ol rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner ol rendered lo the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of Top jected by the diocesan Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance brick ouncil was a suggestion (M as Guarantee Insurance Company Western Surety Company Mountain Stales Mutual Car City Insuranco Company Th* Chesapeake Life insurance Kansas City Flrt A Marine Ins. Co. Mid-Continent Casualty Company that one-year prep schools 147) Wilshire Blvd. 908 West Avenue North Casually Company 14250 Northland Driva Company 391 Glen Street 1444 South Boulder Walk Los Angolos, California for black students — Sioux Falls. South Dakota 57101 501 Silver Avenue SW, P. O. Box 249 Southfiold, M khlgan S4S St. Paul Street Glens Falls. N.Y. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74)19 ly re Afbuquorque. New Mexico Baltimore, Maryland 31302 room. Assets ...... $11,354,353.01 eighth grade or high school Assets ...... $18,533,081.99 Assets ...... Liabilities ...... 4.454.408.25 $7,184,485.45 Assets ...... $15,481,496.00 Assets ...... $14,093,854,00 Assets ...... $18,448,344.38 Assets ...... $9,974,303.15 Pricei graduates — be considered. Capital ...... Liabliiiies ...... 8,558.893.43 Liabilities ...... 5,603,443.87 Liabilities ...... 5.398,434.00 Liabilities ...... 13.201.815.00 Liabilities ...... 14.033,847.38 Liabilities ...... 4.473,983.43 • Showi 1,500.000.00 Capital ...... Paid in & Contributed 4,000.000.00 Capital ...... 550,000.00 Capitat ...... 1,500,000.00 Capital ...... 994,297.00 Capital ...... 1,700,000.00 Capital ...... 500.000.00 Call: Surplus ...... Unassigned Surplus . 5.943.188.57 Unassigned Surplus . 1,033,841.58 Paid in & Contributed Paid in & Contributed P aid in 8, Contributed Paid in & Contributed The 10 resolutions Unassigned Surplus .. Surplus ...... 8,500.000.00 Surplus ...... ),954,920.00 Surplus ...... I.OII.073.00 Surplus ...... 1.493.639.00 (Copy of Cortificat* Of Authority) unassigned Surplus . . 283.340.00 Unassigned Surplus . . 940.823.00 Unassigned Surplus . . 1.733.335.00 Unassigned Surplus . . 1.507.490.53 Res: : approved recommended to (Copy Of Corllfical* of Awlhority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Certifkale of Authority) (Copy ef Certificate ef Authority) (Copy of Cortifkate ef Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certlficale ol Authority) Bishop Wright: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificato ol Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Cortllieato of Authority To Whom It M ay Concern: Certificate ef Authority Certificate ef Aulherlly Cortifkato el Autherily Certlficato o l Authority Certificate of Authority VAl This is to c ertily that the Western • That a study course be T o Whom It M ay Concern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom It M ay Cortcern: To Whom It May Concern: To Whom ft May Concern: 275 Un Thls is to certily that the Guarantee Surely Company organized under the This Is lo certify that the Mountain This Is to certify that the Car City This Is to certify that the Chesa­ This is to certify that the Kansas This is lo certily that the Mid-Con­ launched in Catholic junior Insurance Company organized under laws of South Dakota pursuant to Its Slates Mutual Casually Company or- Insurance Company organized under peake Life Insurance Company organ­ City F ire & M arine Ins. Co. organized tinent Casualty Company organized the laws ot Calilornia pursuant to its and senior high schools, application therefor and in considera­ ganized under the laws of New M exi­ the laws of M ichigan pursuant to its ized under the laws of M aryland pur­ under the laws ol Missouri pursuant under the laws of Oklahoma pursuant 1 4 - application therefor and in considera­ tion of ifs com pliance with the laws co pursuant fo its application therefor application therefor and In considera­ suant to Its application therHor and to its application therefor and in con­ to Its application therefor and in con and be an in-depth study tion of IIS com pliance with the laws of of Colorado. Is hereby licensed to and In consideration of its compliance tion of its compliance with th* laws ol in consideration of its com pliance with sideration of its compliance with the sideration of its compliance with the R1 Colorado. Is hereby licensed to trans­ transact business as a Casualty Insur- with the laws ol Colorado, is hereby Colorado. Is hereby licensed to trans­ the laws ol Colorado, Is hereby li­ laws of Colorado, is hereby licensed to laws of Colorado. Is hereby licensed lo act business as a Multiple Line Insur- of the report of the Nation- licensed to transact business as a act business as a Casually insurance censed to transact business as a Lite transact business as a Multiple Line transact business as a Multiple Line al Advisory Commission on Casualty Insurance Company until the Company until the last day of Febru­ Insurance Company until the last day Insurance Company until the last day Insurance Company until the last day Offers February next succeeding the date of February next succeeding the date hereof unless this, license shall be last day of February next succeeding ary next succeeding the dale hereof of February next succeeding the dale of February next succeeding the date fam ily Civil Disorders (the Kerner unless this license shalt be hereof unless this license shall be sooner revoked. the date hereof unless this license unless this license shall be sooner hereof unless this license shall be hereof unless this license shall be brcakfi — sooner revoked. shall be sooner revoked. sooner revoked. sooner revoked. Report) IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ revoked. sooner revoked. eled li IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ IN WITNESS WHE k COF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the o ffi­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ room. • That Parent-Teacher unto sot m y hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the o f­ unto set my hand and caused the of­ unto set m y hand and caused the of­ unto set my hand and caused the ol- ' Call I ficial seal of my office to be affixed cial seal of my olflce to be affixed at ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed ficial seal of my office to be affixed al ficial seal of my office to be aliixed the City and County ol Denver, this ficial seal of my office to be affixed Guilds, Confraternity of at the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this al the City and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this the City and County of Denver, this a l the City and County ol Denver, this first day of March, A.D. 1948. first day of March, A.D. 1948. first day of March, A.O. 1968, PERI Christian Doctrine groups, first day of March, A.O. 1948. first day of March. A.O. 1968. first day of March, A.D. 1948. first day of March. A.O. 1968. ♦36-7191 (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U.- (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAUJ. RICHARD BARNES.C.L.U. and other parish organiza­ Commissioner of insurance tions interested in Chris­ ______1 tian education in suburban Germantown M F A Life Intercoast Lite The Century w parishes "twin” with simi­ Traders & General Northwestern Granite State W c ha lar Kroup.s in inner city National bJyers parishes. Insurance Insurance Insurance Insurance insurance Insurance room bi Casualty all deta • That a more extensive Company Company Company Company Company, Ltd. Company propert) program of twinning par­ Company ishes "totally” _ not just Germantown Market Square 1817 West Broadway parish organizations — be P.O. Box 1796 P.O. Box 6291 100 William Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Columbia, Missouri Sacramento. California Dallas, Texas 75222 New York, New York 10038 W O l established in the diocese, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 Manchester, New Hampshire with the exchange of par­ STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO ish programs carried out to Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Departmtnt Synopsis of Slalemenl for 1947 as Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Insurance Department Synopsis ol Statement for 1947 as Synopsis ©t Statement for 1947 as Synopsis ol Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Statement lor 1947 as Synopsis of Statement for 1947 as Synopsis of Slalemenl for 1967 as the "maximum degree.” rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner ot rendered lo the Commissioner ol rendered to the Commissioner ol rendered to the Commissioner of rendered lo tt-e Commissioner of rendered to the Commlssknor of Insurance Insurance • That Catholic organi­ Insurance Insu'anc* Insurance Insurance Insurance zations raise funds to sup­ Germantown Insurance Company M F A L ife Insurance Company Initrcoasi Lift insuranco Company Traders A Goneral Insuranco Company Northwestern National Cormanlown M ark tl Square The Century Insurance Company, Ltd. Granite State Insurance Company t i l 7 West Broadway Casualty Company port a program of training Philadoiphla. Pennsylvania P. O. Box 1794 P. O. Box 4291 too W illiam Street 1750 Elm Street Columbia. Missouri Sacramonto, California Dallas, Texas 7Sna 73) N. Jackson Street N ew Y ork . New York IM38 Manchester, New Hampshire paid teacher aides to work ***•*» ----- $13,445,801,87 Milwaukee. Wisconsin 53303 A luxury 3,478,538.97 A s s e t s ...... Assets ...... elusive s in Catholic schtxjls in un- ^'•**‘"*'*‘Special Surplus $8,110,470.38 $9,155,447,00 Assets ...... $9,050,354.47 A s s e t s ...... $9,349,313.33 Assets ...... $7,104,874.14 Assets ...... $5,194,381.81 Liabilities ...... 4.397.094.34 Liabilities ...... PundS...... 477.444.00 5.977.643.00 Liabilities ...... 4.989.183.41 L ia b ilitie s ...... 78.340.00 Liab im ies ...... 2.334,411.33 Liabilities ...... 75.000.00 m al and derprivileged areas of the Capital ...... 360.000.00 Capital ...... 3.050.380.00 Capital ...... 1.000,000.00 Capital ...... Statutory Deposit .... 500.000.00 Caolt.^t ...... 1.350,000.00 Capital ...... 1,434,488.00 Paid in 8, Contributed 1,350,000.00 include, I diocese. Paid In & Conti ibuled Paid In A Contributed Paid in A Contributed Paid In A ContribJ^ed ' Unassigned Surplus .. 4,383,443.I3 Paid in A Contributed room, re Surplus ...... Surplus ...... Surplus ...... Surplus ...... Surplus ...... • That the Bishop bring Surplus ...... 3.414,873.94 Unassigned Surplus .. Unassigned Surplus . . home hai Unassigned Surplus . . 4,398.455.94 Unassigned Surplus . . Unassigned Surplus . . . . Unassigned Surplus . . (Copy of Certificate ef Auttwrity) a nd hot together the priesta o f the (Copy of Cortifkate of Autherily) (Copy of Cortllkato of Authority) (Copy of Certificate »l Autherily) (Copy of Cortifkato ef Auttwrity) (Copy ef cortifkaf* ef Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy ef Certlficato ol Authority) W ILLO W DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE C e rtifk a le e f Auttwrity diocese lo develop, with Cortifkato of Authority Cortifkato of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Certificate of Autherily Cortifkato of Auttwrity Certlfkat* of Auttwrity To Whom It May Concorn: Certlfkat* of Auttwrity Call L E To Whom It May Concern: To Whom M M ay Concern: the help of experts, an To Whom It M ay Concern: To Whom It May Concorn; To Whom it Mry Concern: This is to c ertify that the Century To Whom It May Concern: • This is to certify that the German­ This is to certify that the M F A Life This is to certily that the Inlercoast This Is to certify that Ihe Traders A This is to certify that the Northwest­ Insurance Company. Ltd. Edinburgh, This is to certily that the Granite understanding of racial town Insurance Company organized Insurance Company organized under General insurance Company organized PERRY Life Insurance Company organized ern Nallonol Cosuolty Company, or Scotland organized under the laws of State Insurance Company organized ♦36-7191 problems, and that this under the taws of Pennsylvania pur- Ihe laws of Missouri pursuant to its under the laws ol Calilornia pursuant under the laws of Texas pursuant to ganized under the laws of Wisconsin G reat Britain pursuant lo Its appllca- - -luant to Its application therefor and in its application therefor and in consid­ under the laws of New Hampshire applka"on therefor and in considera to its application therefor and in con- pursuant to Its appikatlon therefor tion therefor and in consideration of pursuant to its application therefor co"**ur- son, 1579 So. Penn. TEEN-AGE SUMMER 1 in ble leaders, especially in the case of same profession or business ... We don't ana 46514. ___ ADMINISTRATORS fith 31 ~St. James 'Mariposa Cleaners. Tailoring, al­ JOBS WANTED Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. want to be overloaded in any one catego­ Mr. & M r». Daniel P. O 'Brien terations, restyling. T ry us. All Gracious custom built home Boy 15, wants' lawn work, bus Martin Luther King, a great leader in ry,” he reveal a. work guaranteed. Our new loca­ boy, or any odd jobs. 366-7725 our country, coupled with the all ^oo on corner near Temple Buell. PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS tion, 4880 W. 38th Ave. Pick up & delivery, 433-3537 recent assassination of President (^UES'n . '.ii a'">ou( ihc .selectivity of Fireplace, full dining room, Englewood. Colo. Girl 15, will iron. East area. Pick three bedrooms, two full 300 E. H am pden up and delivery. 322-4162 Kennedy. Leadership is practically 'a Serra’s r .-n.^v. hip, Scatena recalled baths. Plastered basement Classified Ads thing* with me now ... youth is con­ that: "We\ bet. called eveiything from with second fireplace In fami­ Girl 14, wants baby sitting. Expe­ fused and neecLs leadership ... 1 hope snooty to t) e • Basica.'ly we’re Itxik- ly room. Two bedrooms, % 761-0870 FOR SALE rienced. St. Vincent's. 722-7896 bath. 2>/2 car garage. Ap­ - 5 0 PRIMARY D ES K S - this latest loss will have a very sober­ ing for .ers. It has mushroomed from U) need and deserve. They are in­ S450. Call Elsie Scott. U.S. dioceses in 1047 to 145 diocese« in ”Our professional activity will all sets throughout. Large airy kitch­ y ens with eating space. Oversize telligent. talented, and learn Steno I 42 states, Canada. England, Mexico, be aimed at renewal and updating quickly. Trading stamps, can­ Wanting a change of pace? garages in rear. Prime location. celled stamps — and, of course, Serra ... We’ll drive for new clubs Close access to downtown Denver. Laoy urgently needed for Puerto Rico. Hong Kong. Italy, South money all help. I also need lay front desk. Diversified duties, America, and the Philippines. and new members in dioceses whore Cash or conventional. Low thirties. volunteers - accredited teach­ ’ i ers, secretarial help, a coach or accurate type. Ideal location, The two prime objectives of Serra have Bishops want Serru.” P. E . Director, and a registered established firm, S400. Cali OWNBEY nurse to volunteer otitr tri— rwd" “Fran LrawloVd. been: Regarding the attempt to foster more years. A rich and rewarding Payment MU!^ Accompany Coupon • To foster vocations to the priesthood Negro vocations, president-to-be Arru said and Company experience. Please write Father Housekeeper to live in with older Edwards, S. J., Red Cloud In­ couple. Woman in wheelchair. Classified Advertising, The Register and to assist in the education of young that this project will receive the same dian School, Pine Ridge, South Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 60201 or R E A L T O R 222-2589 MLS Permanent employment. Verv men (now older men tiKii; emphasis as any other goal of Serra. Dakota 57770. good salary. phone it in to 625-114$ u n i 722-9195 YOUR PARISH REAL ESTATE SERVICE DIRECTORYT 825-1145 6 — Blessed Sacrament I V 37 — St. Mary's (Littleton) __ NEW LISTING BANKING JEWELRY ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. BY OWNER Repairing, new work, sewers 2026 Ash and sink lines cleaned. Our v/ork .5 bedrooms,, baths. Good as- Custom 4 bedroom, 4 level. 2 ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK complete baths, large livingroom is guaranteed. Free Estimates. •sumption5^j' y. SI35 P .I.T .I. Phone 5 A member of F .O .I.C ., which PLUMMER JEWELRY and interesting kitchen with 609 E . Alameda 744-0300 ;MISS ANDERSON offers complete banking services dishwasher and disposal. Family in a warm and friendly atmo­ Diamonds, Watches and Gifts room with fireplace, bookcases. Watch and Jewelry Repair ‘ 825-1972 or 255-6442 sphere. GOOD Unfinished basement. 6 ft. pri­ "Pleasing You, Pleases Us" vacy fence, large well land­ CONVENIENCE SQUARE 1206 Washington Ave. PLUMBING 7 — Christ the King scaped yard with nice trees. All 1415 Carr Street Lakewood CR 9-4246 SERVICE ~ 385 GRAPE ST. school buses at door. S22.950 CO. 798.7909 CURTAIN LAUNDRIES Top Denver location. Large LAUNDROMAT B IL L C. W E LLE . Prop brick ranch with 4 bedrooms MOORE REALTY Francis Lace Curtain Cleaners, 1120 CORONA 244-U14 (Master suite with extra large 41 — Sts. Peter & Paul 300 Speer ^'^'d. curtains, crocheted tablecloths, 00 YOUR SHIRTS walk-in closets), 2 V2 baths, fami­ (Wheatridge) draperies, blankets, spreads, NEEO GOOD CARE? ly room , fireplace In living EXCEPTIONAL HOME linens, cleaned by latest methods. BRING THEM TO SERVICE STATION room. Oversized 2 car garage. St. Joseph (Golden) Hand pressed only. LOWRY-DAYTON Priced for quick sale. $33,000 — Fine 3 bedroom brick. Wall 1259 Kalamath 825-3527. Shown by appointment only. to wall carpeting, drapes in ^ EXCEPTIONAL HOUSE LAUNDROMAT Call: ELECTRICIAN A.W . and Edna Peterson living room. Extra large 4-bdrm. brick. Rec. rm ., large Open 7 a.m. Open Sundays CARL'S JOHN BRESCIAN covered patio. Near-new living rm., kitchen, dining rm. SERVICE 980 Daytor.— 366-0730 Res: 388-1092 Ofc. 297-5432 carpeted. Covered patio. Over fu rn a c e . To o l shed. 518,500. Rewire, Additions. meters TEXACO SERVICE 2000 sq. ft. M any extras includ­ LINEN SERVICE VAN SCHAACK & CO. C a ll D e W itt Peters, 279-6930. ing 12-ff. refrig. A very livable moved. Free Estimates. 798 5368 Tune-up and Brake Service house on a quiet street. Owner or 534 0563 Western Towel Supply Co., 1720 RALSTON AND YUKON 424.9154 275 Univ. Blvd. * Realtor The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each So.,Broadway. 733 5591. DUNN - Realtor will carry financing if desired. ELECTRIC WIRING Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. ROY L. CLAAR 14 — Most Precious Blood 6627 W. 38th REAL ESTATE 220 volts. Remodeling. Repair SEWER CLEANING REMODELED BARN 279-5672 ing. Call anytime, 366-0168. 1877 SO. L O C U S T 32 — St. John The -W * Try A li»ll« H«r4»r!'' JIM DWYER ELECTRIC. CHARLIE'S ACME SANITARY Offors 6 bedrooms. Ideal large Evangelist and SEWER SERV. family home, has separate CAL- b a r ) FLORISTS 5395 Lincoln breakfast room, den, and pan-- ~74 2 FILLMORE RBALTOR5 ..^ 0^ Fine Meats • Sewers • Seplic Tjnk) eled living room and family • Sznd Trzps & Giexse Traps First offering. Older 2 story USDA Choice Beef room. PRIVATE ESTATE Cleaned - Call DICK BERGER. 756 5107 brick home in quiet area. Mod­ A ged to Perfection p e a l t o r ernized kitchen and bath 4 bed­ 2,500 sq. ft. on main level Sewer & Water Servide with your own landscaped ,4)5 2142 ;ai 2473 <29-9744, PERRY & BUTLER, INC. B O W Y 744 3317 rooms, 1 bath up, livingroom FREEZER ORDERS OUR 936-719) Realtor 757-7696 with fireplace, formal dining­ ’/* acre for the kids to JERRY room. breakfast room. bath roam. S6 per year for irri­ SPECIALTY SIDING and den on main floor. Large gating water. Beautiful 20th and Youngfteld _____ 17 — Notre P o m e______25 — St. Bernadette rec. room with fireplace in base­ rustic, rambling home 237-5552 -SIDING - SAVE 3 0 % - MOVING SOON? (Lakewood) ment. with 4 bedrooms, study BREEN All nationally We have numerous qualified GAYLE HOLLAND. 722-5332 with fireplace, huge fami- advertised brands bJyers looking for 2 & 3 bed­ REPOSSESSIONS . ty room t double garage. PAINTING & steel, vinyl, aluminum room brick homes. Let us handle ALL AREAS MONTE CARROLL I Excellent location at 2704 FLORIST DECORATING "W E HAVE 757-7711 Resitir 757-7711 NEWLAND.Tosee.Call DON WARREN all details on the sale of your Licensed Contractor, 10 yrs. T H E K E Y S " property. BRUCE BARTLEMAY. 1543 Champa St. Rose of Lima Parish GENE CAHILL call US ANYTIME'.. 421-8724 936-5948 33-3422 279-1532 421-3515 37 — St. Mary's (Littleton) Cal-Bar. 421-7020 266-3131 R. K. Call Anytime CLOVERLEAF REALTY N IC K B A K I -FR EE ESTIMATES- WOOD BROS. REALTY 6435 W. 5Sth Ave. Arvada ( Lovely 3 bedroom brick. T / 2 baths, fireplace, garage, pa- THREE BATHS, $ig,90D 935-4653 42 — St. Philomona g u t t e r s p o u t s tio. Carpeting, drapes. SV4% is what this large ranch-style TAYLOR TRASH HAULING IF YOU PLAN G l , can be a ssum ed. $17,950. home has to offer, along with Trash Hauling, any place In TO SELL YOUR the 4th bedroom in a full fin­ NO OENVERLAKEWOOD Call 798-7849 eves, to see 3391 Metropolitan Denver. Day or 18 — O u r Lady of Fatima ished basement. A backyard the Gutters, Spouts Painting OR WHEATRIDGE HOME W. Chenango. night calls. 322-3558. 2430 High family can really enjoyi Tiled (Lokewood) C4ll Me. We specialize in Gutters & Street. KAY MORAN. 45S 3139 wall & floor in main bath — a and vSpout Keplacement 4 BDRMS. 4 LEVEL nifty for the thrifty! (65 S OG) Gutters Cleaned & UPHOLSTERY BIG 'A' REALTY Call NICK B A K I, 297-5403 or Decorating A luxury family home in all ex­ Repaired 33I-7S49 794-7290 res. A&B UPHOLSTERY clusive setting, it features, for­ EYE-CATCHING Thoroughiv Experienced mal and informal areas, that LOy EBERMART _ Dependable, Guaranteed 7 8 9 - 0 3 9 3 • Restjilini include, full dining room, family And so livable — gracious splen­ • New or Cistern Made Furniture BUYING - SELLING - TRADING i R eeder R ealty \ dor is the keynote of this 7-room AMERICAN ROOFING • Carpets and Drapes room, rec. room. This custom I mc»L7om —tmsueoe ^ home has 2 fireplaces, wet bar REAL ESTATE home. Long for individuality? SHEET METAL CO. PAPERING • Carpet Cleaning Then see this one — it's custom and hot water heat. 1 3240 CH 4 6444 2159 Downing STEAM ING Frii EstiaatM-Picliip 6 DeliTetjp WILLOW LANE. OFC. 388 5B31 RES. 355-7497 built. 3 car garage gives extra, AfteriP.M.SUl-loas TEXTUR ING AIM cars Call LELANO GOOD, 233-1473 First Ave. at Madison room for that boat or trailer or Member of All Souls 2245 W. Hampden Ave. 751-7944 DENVER, COLO. 80206 what-have-you! 80C W. BRIAR- 777-9375 PAINTING WOOD, See NICK BAKI, 29 7 5403 PARISH Re Upholslery by a reliable PERRY & BUTLER, INC. MOUNTAIN-fMPIRC t36.7l91 Realtor 757.7,9, or 794-7290 res. firm. 35 years experience. DECORATORS SAVE LOAN COSTS Quality Gutters and Down TER M S. National Upholstery, Call: KKN CAVINS 2145 Court PI. 222-1372 6 BEDROOMS 4 6 — St. Vincent de Pout The owner of this 3 bedroom ;Spouts. All work guaranteed. CAIX: JOK RAY BuyinK-SeliinR-TradinK Free Estimates. 825-6495. M em ­ .PLUMBING A ll carpeted. 3 up and 3 down. 3 REAL ESTATE PRICE REDUCED home with full finished base­ WINOOWREPAIR baths, 2 fireplaces. buHt-in kilch- FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP ment, carport with storage, ber of Our Lady of Grace Par- «n , hot Wetter heat, 2 car garage. R et 744 2144 - O l e 2«7 54)3 Builders home. Brick, 2 bed­ covered patio, fenced yard, will ,ish. DAN CAW Shake roof. Custom built ranch. Ke n n e t h " c a v in s rooms. Extra large living room carry the financing at a better The Window Man Deck with "N e v e r to be lost Ofc. 297 5445 Res. 377 7173 and dining L. Kentucky stone interest rate than from a con­ • Windows Replaced, fireplace, T V room. Full base­ STORM WINDOWS vie w " High on Green Mountain. Van Schaack & Co. v e n tio n a l le n d e r. 4763 S.. Aluminum, Steel, Priced at $32,900. Drive by 13336 ment with fireplace, filed ga­ All makes storm doors. wtndoM , Wood, any style, \V. Center Dr. Call JERRY REALTOR INSUROR Van Schaack & Co. rage. P rice d at $26,000. Call NEWTON - call NICK BAKI, at 297-5403 or 794-7290 res. screens and patio doors, re-_ • Screens made and repaired. R E H K O W , 744-0086. REALTOR INSUROR M A TT SILBURN. 623 2066 paired and adjusted. Insurance 624- 17th S(. • NO JOB TOO SMALL 275 University Blvd. PERRY & BUTLER, claims. Reasonable rates. 355-8520 , PERRY & BUTLER, INC. Denver. Colo. VAN SCHAACK 1836-7191 Realtor 75;-;696 ______Denver, Colo. 936-7191 7S7-7696 2409 W. MAIN REALTOR H E N R Y S AW ICK I, 429-2906. FREE ESTIMATES P a g e 8, Sec. 2 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, June 20, 1968 'W-

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pi PLAT PACKING CO. AL’S APPLIANCES METROPOLITAN STATE BANK JOHN ERGER CHURCH GOOOS hi "Radio Controlled Service Center" P» 707 E. 50th AVE. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4436 W. 29th Ave. 477-7961 P< H i 7260 Monaco “Meuer A Parking, Problem” 825-7645 7250 Monaco 288-1547 . 1 IRONDALE SOPEREHE SHARP JEWELRY CO. SHOPPING CENTER PHARMACY OLINGER'S "Expert Watch & Jewelry Sales & Service" "TheFrlendliest Store In Town" Frank Davidson Commerce City ANO JOY 0 . LIOUORS Located In the Hi-Low Market Neighborhood Mortuaries 8210 Rosemary 288-2542 6408 E. 72nd Place 288-4857 455-3663 Joy and Al Pankoski ha$ 49 So. 3rd Ave. — Brighton — 659-1096 7290 Monaco 288-2700 1 den fori GAMBLES EVA & JIM’S I COMMERCE CITY FLORAL ARSENAL FRONTIER u li Fruit & Vegetable Ken Kimrey —Owner "Flowers for All Occasions" Donald Drelllng —Owner Operator Market the 6490 E. 72nd Place 288-6859 7270 Monaco St. 288-0423 7296 E. 72nd Ave. 288-9061 8Up Shirley Leeper 6970 Hi-way 2 288-9647 end Kev the AOAMS CITY PLUMBING RIGGS ersh A TO Z RENTALS HI-LOW MARKET dree "Serving the Commerce City Area the Thelma Thompson & SUPPLY CO, INC. MACHINE & WELOING SHOP With Quality Foods" "Piece or Contract Work" the 6770 Brighton Blvd. 288-0741 Men 7200 Monaco 208-8975 7621 Hi-way 85 288-3612 7290 Monaco Commerce City, Colo. Phone 288-1747 i : Adams City earlj unni mate LUCAS FURNITURE OERBY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. BLACK’S AUTO SUPPLY & SERVICE then Denver Black — Prop. mam For Your Lumber & Paints "Finer Furniture at Fairer Prices" "Repairing and Accessories" T1 Articles Church Supplies Open All Day Saturday 7200 Monaco unev 6350 E.72nd Place 280-2611 quiet 6460 E. 73rd Ave. 288-6616 Ph. 280-6888 1633 TREMONT ST. ELM ER GERKEN MGR. S34.8233