Noted Lutheran Leader DENVER CATHaiC Sees Unity Approaching REGISTER Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations By Paul H. Hallelt “ One Church in the future? In two generations THURSDAY, NOV. 14. 1963 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LVIll No. U there will not be room for more than one Church.” That was the answer given this interviewer by Dr. Jaroslav Pelikan, professor of Church History at Yale Divinity school and noted Lutheran ecumenist. New 700-Seaf Greeley Dr. Pelikan, known for his brilliant work, The Rid­ dle of Roman Catholicism, unhesitatingly calls himself a Catholic — but not a Roman Catholic. Dr. PeUkan's speciality is Church Plans Approved Martin Luther and the Church Catholicity. One of the great Fathers, quotations from which tragedies of the Reformation Plans for a new 700-seat pastor of St. Peter’s parish, prepare detailed drawings and fill Luther's works. He told re­ period, he said, was that the church in Greeley of modi­ Greeley. call for contracts for the work. leading characters “ talked porters last Monday that Luther fied Gothic design and feat­ A new parochial school and bad no wish or intention to past” one another. One side did uring a separate rotunda bap­ THIS THIRD Catholic church rectory are envisaged as future break with the Church; ‘‘He be­ not understand what the other tistry, have been approved by in the city, on present estimate, stages of the parish plan, tai­ lieved in the one true Church, meant. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, will cost between $$7S,00Kansas City Advisory board; Former Gov. The authorship of works writ­ commands to be written, he St. Jude’s burse now stands tary of the NFL In ceremonies Holy Rotary 175.00 Holy Trinity (Woitmlnittr) 410.00 of the new institution. This island the West Coast. It is sche- Steve McNichols, general chair­ ten so long ago as those of the himself does not write or com­ at $3,162.54. Contributors were; at 9 a.m. Motl Prtcloui Blood 502.00 the five-story south wing, whichlduled to open in July, 1964. man of the Mercy Hospital New Testament cannot be pose, But they are issued under From Denver, Mr. and Mrs. (Turn to Page 2) (Turn to Page 14) will be converted into a geria-| A sum of $1.5 million is being Development fund; Sister Mary proved simply by feeding data his name as author, and express W.T.M., $10; Anonymous, $15; trie facility for the elderly, [sought from the public, the Kevin, mother superior; Mother into a computer, said Father his teaching. and -D.P.D., $100. Mary Charles, mother provin- Daniel Martin, C.M., Scripture The sum of $6,000 will estab­ With a capacity of 325 beds first time in 62 years of its It is of secondary importance and 40 bassinets, the building service that the hospital has .cial of the Omaha Province of professor at St. Thomas’ semi­ lish a seminary burse in perpe­ I who wrote the words in the now going up will boast auto-^gone to the people of Denverjhe Sisters of Mercy; tuity for the education of a stu-1 , Bible he asserted. The import- O fficial mated facilities that wiil take for funds. : David A. Hamil, director of Hts comment followed a news;^„, dent for the prletfthood. The' away much of the time-consum- state institutions (representing release tha a Church of Scot-,,t ,, , ^ ^ ^ principal will be invested and I Archdiecesu of Donvor CHANCERY OFFICE ing, non-nursing, and non-medi-i AMONG THOSE participatin,g,Gov. John A. Love); William land minister and mathernatj-l3^,thorship that demands that only the interest used. j 1536 Logan Street ' I Miller, administrative assistant C lan c aimed to have proved The Catholic people are re­ that St. Paul could not have quested to remember the edu­ Denver 3, Colorado to Mayor Tom Currigan of Den­ der his name. ver; Jack Foster, editor of the been the author of more than cation of seminarians for the Reverend dear Father and beloved People; /Mercy Hospital Stands as Such a concept, he noted, re­ Rocky Mountain News; Paul five of the 14 Epistles attributed archdiocese in their last wills Under the auspices of the Catholic Relief Services, NCWC, Husted, assistant managing edi-jto him. stricts scholars too much in and testaments. Any amount the dioceses of the country have co-operated for many years tor of the Denver Post; and Such a use of a computer what they already know about will be gratefully received. during Thanksgiving week in an annual appeal for service­ Monument to Five Sisters the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John ^gives an aura of scientific the New Testament. The future of the Church de­ able discarded clothing to be sent to the needy peoples The new $8.5 million Mercy Yet Mercy hospital of the San, B. Cavanagh of the Catholic; proof, he said, to something that Another important element, pends upon a well-prepared abroad. hospital in Denver will stand as Juan,” as it was called, quick-: Register, iis very false. It is false scien- said the Vincentian, is the priesthood in sufficient num­ Our Catholic people have been very responsive to this a monument to five courageous ly initiated a progressive m ove-: ^tism. growth of Paul’s thinking from bers. charity. The Archdiocese of Denver last year contributed little Sisters who brought their ment—a forerunner, perhaps, of 54 A.D. to 60 A.D. and the de­ one hundred thousand pounds of clothing. The clothing we faith to the raw frontier of Colo­ the Blue Cross plan. AUTHORSHIP is a question velopment of his style of ex­ DONATIONS TO the semi­ are able to ship abroad as a result of this annual appeal, rado 81 years ago. “ Under this excellent sys­ Holy Hour of authority rather than specific pressing his thoughts has to be nary burse should be sent to the makes it possible to complement the vast stores of govern­ It was in the spring of 1882 tem,” the Durango Herald re­ composition in one’s own words taken into consideration. There Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, ment-donated food to a point where we are now helping sup­ that the five Sisters of Mercy ported, “ all miners, mechanics, added the professor. is no simple solution to the prob­ Archbishop of Denver, Chan­ ply the basic necessities of life to the poor in sixty-four arrived in Durango, from St. laborers and others, by paying Is Planned He cited the Papal encycli­ lem, he added. cery office, 1536 Logan street, countries of the globe. The past year floods and earth­ Louis, Mo., to open the first one dollar per month receive a cals, which, although the Pope (Turn to Page 14) Denver 3, Colo. quakes have plagued many areas in the Far East, and Iran, novitiate in the state. card, which, upon presentation, Nov. 24 Italy, Greece, and South America were the recipients of re­ On Sept. 1, 1882, they wel­ entitles the holder or subscrib­ lief in their hour of trial. The total value of out* foreign re­ Joseph Pahl, president of the comed their first patients to the er to all the benefits of the hos­ lief will be well over one hundred million dollars. Archdiocesan Union of the Holy new Mercy hospital in Durango pital . . . till the person indi­ Monsignor Elmer Kolka will again act %s director of the Name societies, announced that —described by the Durango cated is declared well.” appeal, and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will furnish the annual Holy Hour will be Open House, Dedication Mark Herald as “a most imposing the manpower and trucks to gather the clothing at the var­ held Sunday, Nov. 24, at 7;45 structure” and ‘ ‘a real orna­ THE FIRST Mercy hospital ious churches. Trucking companies have graciously donated p.m. in St. Vincent de Paul’s ment to this magic metropolis.” in Denver was planned by their services in carrying the goods to the seaports. Any church, 2375 E. Arizona ave- The ‘‘imposing structure” was Mother Mary Baptist Meyers, Completion of New Convent type and kind of serviceable clothing is acceptable. Shoes a frame building, three stories one of the five original Sisters /"*^- should be tied in pairs. Ugh. from St. Louis who opened the| Archbishop Urban J. Vehri An oiien house and dedica- Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of the building, particularly the Kindly bring these materials to the church on Sunday, Nursing was not organized in mission in the Vicariate of Colo- will preside at the ceremony, jjjghjjght the comple- will officiate at the simple de­ chapel. Here there are the main November 24. Colorado, and doctors were few. (Turn to Page 2) ■The sermon will be delivered tion of the new $127,384 convent dication Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 5 altar, five pews, a small May God bless you. by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John at Most Precious Blood parish, p.m. After the blessing of the sacristy, a confessional, and an ' Faithfully yours. Moran, pastor of St. John the Denver. The building is the chapel, the Archbishop will organ. Fourteen nuns can be Evangelist’s parish, Denver. fourth major one since the par­ bless the other rooms in the accommodated. .\11 members and friends are ish was founded July 10, 1952. building. Inside the Register requested to set aside this date Father Bernard P. Degan, Six Daughters of Charity, who SPLIT-LEVEL in design, the and plan to attend one of the C.M., pastor, said all parishion­ teach 322 pupils in the school, building has stairways leading The revolution in Vietnam is over, but on Austrian most significant events in the expert thinks the U.S. may face more problems ers and friends of the parish have moved into the convent. from the first floor to a full- Holy Name union’s calendar. are invited to the open house in ^ Archbishop of Denver there than ever. Page 3. The school has three lay teach­ size basement and to the second the convent Sunday, Nov. 24, ers, and operates from grade floor. P.S. Kindly announce this clothing collection at all the

Haloween parties are fun for everyone. For a group of from 2 to 4 p.m. They may two to eight. Next year the first There are rooms for 12 nu.is Masses on Sunday, November 17. The address of the St. Vin­ retarded youngsters, one party meant fun— ond o Turkey on Friday : visit the chapel, view the grade will be started. and a guest room on the upper cent de Paul Salvage Bureau is; 1625 Wazee Street, Denver chance to prove they will be able to take core rooms, and see the other facili­ Sister Teresa, principal and Qoor, as well as a small in- 2, (Colorado. Phone; 244-5503. .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of themselves. Page 3. ties. superior, praised the facilities (Tum to Page 2) has dispensed the Catholics of The U.S. Bishops are reported planning a coll to arms, the archdiocese from the ob- summoning all religious persons to unite against ; ligation of abstinence on Fri- secularism. National section, page 1. , day, Nov. 29, the day follow- Bishops' Clothing Drive I ing Thanksgiving. Nov. 24 in Archdiocese Sunday, Nov. 24 is the day Wazee street, where members Catholics should bring their old of the society will sort it and clothes to church. prepare it for shipment to West Open House Draws Though the advice to wear Coast ports. their Sunday best still holds. The clothing is distributed by Catholics are reminded that Catholic Relief Services-Nation- Sunday is the day for the 15th al Catholic Welfare Council in Annual Thanksgiving Bishop’s 67 countries. 5.000 to Schools Clothing drive. “ Operation Last year more than 17 mil­ (Jlothes aoset” will be held in lion .pounds of clothing were More than 5,000 residents of ministrators, principals, and many of them accompanied by all parishes of the Archdiocese contributed nationally. T h e the Denver area have a better teachers were among the visi­ groups of their parishioners, of ^ n v er. archdiocese contributed 100,000 idea of the aims, ideals, and tors who poured through the who accepted invitations to the The clothing is shipped to the pounds. The Rt. Rev. Monsi­ achievements of (Catholic schools metropolitan area schools, open house. world’s needy. gnor Elmer J. Kolka, director because of the open house pro­ looked over classroom displays, Several of the ministers ex­ In parishes of the Denver of Catholic Charities, said he gram held throughout the arch­ and asked questions of the pa­ pressed the intention of promot­ Now Homo tor Nuns metropolitan area, trucks hopes for greater donations this diocese the past Sunday. rochial school teachers present ing similar events in their manned by the parish St. Vin­ year. This was the estimate of the to explain the schools’ opera­ churches. .A huge mosaic of St. Catherine Laboure, a Since then devotion to Our Lady of the Mi­ cent de Paul society or other One great advantage of stock­ Very Rev. Monsignor William tion. Reports from several of the member of the Daughters of Charity, domi­ raculous medal has spread throughout the men’s organizations will be in ing the clothing is that it helps H. Jones, archidocesan super­ One of the most encouraging schools indicated a number of nates the main entrance to the new convent world. Six daughters of Charity reside at the front of the church after all CRS to meet such emergency intendent of schools, w’ho char­ signs of increasing interfaith visitors far in excess of expec­ at Most Precious Blood parish, Denver. It convent. One of them. Sister Coletta, drew Masses to receive donations of situations as earthquakes and acterized the event as an “ out­ tations. .At St. Philomena’s was to St. Catherine that the Blessed Mother the sketch from which the mosaic was made. understanding, Monsigeor Jones clothing. floods throughout the world. standing success.” school, in Denver, the tally appeared in 1830 and directed that the The congregation regards St. Vincent de Paul Clothing will be taken to St. Stockpiles enable almost instant reported, was the large num- of guests for the open house .Miraculous medal be cast. Both sides of it are and St. Louise de Marillac as its cofounders. Vincent de Paul society sal­ shipment to disaster areas. MANY PUBLIC SCHOOL ad |ber of ProtesUnt ministers. went well over 500. depicted in the lower portion of the mosaic. vage bureau warehouse, 1625 (Turn to Page 5) Page 2 The Denver Cotholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 New Church Planned In Greeley Lutheran Leader (Continued From. Page 1) tor said, to raise funds for the new projects. Archdiocesan planning for the new building got under way last Unity Near March. Approval of the present de< (Continued From Page 1) many assaults are being made. “ Persecution, both from with- sign marks a departure from the Church — “ he was fired ” o" the human personality. 'out and from within — in the the familiar "new dpish” pol­ By getting back to just what ^ secularum and mate-; icy of erecting a dual-purpose ' uvu' PEL1K-\,\ compares his rulism — will force us to see structure at lin t, which could Luther thought and taught. Mthtoward dogma with that the unity of Christ’s Church.” be used for a variety of parish Protestants and Catholics canjof John Henry Newman when' ------purposes when a permanent come nearer unity, Dr. Pelikan|he wrote, while still an .\ngli-| F r O f l C i S church was constructed. beheves. He recalled that Lu can, his Development of Chris- Established in 1883, and rated tber held the perpetual virginity Uan Doctrine. Since this book medium-to-large in size among or Mary and her Assumption is recognized as the orthodox I Denver’s 109 parishes, St. Pet­ and Immaculate (kmception long and classic interpretation of doc­ Orators er’s serves approximately 3,000 before they were defined. trinal development, this leaves Catholics in northern Colorado, Asked whether he himself be­ Dr. Pelikan pretty much a Cath­ W in Award not including Our Lady of Peace lieved these dogmas, the Luther- olic. Nevr Churth Plannmd In Or— lmy parish and its missions. The (Continued From Page 1) | aa divinity professor unhesitat­ Decrying any watering-down This is the architect's drawing of a new church scheduled The rounded structure at the left of the main entrance Is a present church accommodates Among distinguished guests ingly answered “ Yes.” He ques­ of dogma, the Lutheran theolog- to be built in Greeley. The proposed structure, the third Catho baptistry, which wiil be separate from the main church build- 330 persons, will be the Very Rev. Monsignor tioned only the opportuneness of an looks (or Christian union, lie church in the city, will be constructed at 22nd avenue and ing. Next step in the proposed building, which wiil seat 700 per- Served from St. Peter’s Is an William H. Jones. Archdiocesan the proclamation of the Immac not in the ignoring of doctrinal Roosevelt road, within the present boundaries of St. Peter's sons, is the drawing of detailed plans and letting of bids. (See area from Gilerest to the Wya- Superintendent of Schools; L. olate Conception and the As differences hut in the discovery pai^h, blit will eventually become the center of a new parish. story on page 1.) James, Rocky Mountain district mlng border and from Wind­ sumption in 18S4 and 19S0. of the same forever-held doc­ chairman of NFL, Longmont; sor to Grover, containing 15 trine in Christian bodies that to;rnahips. Though eager for Church uni perhaps never knew they had Hamilton Kart, chairman of the Are Undergoing ty. Dr. Pelikan wants no water Valley district of the NFL, and New Hospital Tribute The parish also provides a It. student center for 650 Catholic ing down of divine dogmas. He He pointed out the reverence teacher of speech at Trinidad | Testing Series students attending Colorado upholds the inerrancy of the for the Precious Blood of Christ high scho<4; Mrs. Callie M il-1 To Five Pioneer Nuns Children in grades two State college. early Councils when they pro to be found in Evangelical stead of Central high school, i claimed the divine and human Cheyenne, Wyo.; and Miss Vir­ through seven of arch^ocesan Twenty pariichial lay men hymnals and sermons, and the mercy hospital stands as monu- the trade. They are Sister Mary natures of Christ in one Divine ginia Kasdorf, head of speech; grade schools are spending a and women give religious in­ prayer spontaneity of 'the Bap­ (Continued From Page 1) Theda, one of-the first regis­ Person, but holds that much department at Thomas Jeffer- busy few days this week find­ struction to 481 Catholic pupils tist, all of which are Catholic ifado under its first spiritual tered medical technologists in work needs still to be done son high school, Denver. p ing out bow much they have in public schools. but which may sometimes be the nation, and Sister Mary ► » about the human nature of Our learned In their years in school found outside the Catholic fold Columba. Lord, especially today, when so THE AWARD is given when I hebeuf, Vicar Apostolic of in a more meaningful relation­ Sister Mary Theda Is on duty All the students are taking the school has attained the re- ship to the individual than in­ The original building, on the daily in .Mercy's laboratory; the Science Research associates I CARPETS quired number of degrees in side it. site of Denver’s present Mercy Sister Mary Columba, now 93, achievement tests this week, speech work; but each time a Room Size n i Th« Denver Catholic “ We cannot go around the hospital, was operated as a san­ has been In ill health but re­ and the children in grades (our chapter gains it, the quota for and Smaller Reformation; we must go itarium, treating patients by tains a vital Interest in hospital and seven also are undergoing Register receiving it again is increased. L tritit MiMtioiM In th* city through it. The more the Prot­ hydrotherapy. It w a s^ five developments. an SRA test of general ability. With the winning of the award, Published Weekly by The estant deepens his knowldege stories and accommodated 40 The test will not affect the the school must begin at zero It was in the late fall of 1907 Fumitsre Catholic Press Society, Inc., of the Reformers the more bis patients. or 1908, as Sister Mary Theda children’s report cards. They Of** klMiSty n S W*4»wSty l«Mhifl 9S8 Bannock Street. Denver. to gamer points for the next theology deepens; the more the recalls it, that she and Sister! are an annual inventory used -TUI SilO PiS. Subscription: $4.00 Per Year. presentation. which requires In July of 1900, the Sisters Catholic studies them the more by the Catholic schools to dis Entered as Second Class about 10 years work. of Mercy of Colorado bought Mary Columba — using a rail­ he understands Protestants and E.M.W. Matter at the Post Office, In 1948 St. Francis merited lots on the corner of East 16th road pass — journeyed to Gree­ cover the strong and weak Denver, Colo. what really started the division avenue and Milwaukee street, ley to "gather” food for the points in each child’s knowledge where cash talks the first award. Again in 1957 2141 So. Broadway 'in Christianity. and in October ground was hospital. Mainstay of the Amer­ and in the over-all school pro­ the school reached the heights Sllerman 4-2754 in this field. broken and building commenced ican diet was potatoes, and po­ Rev, Bernard P. Degan, OfM. gram. The 1963 award is a tribute under the guidance of Mr. Den­ tatoes were to be obtained, with L e i i b i v i a i c , T e B o c k h o r s t q C o * to the hard work of the students nis Murto. the proper persuasion, from the Pastor Attends and to the devotion and skill farmers living around Greeley, of the teachers in the speech THE CORNERSTONE was Windsor and Eaton. iuai4i 1IM PUILIC (IKVICI ILOa. Vincentian Meet department. Monsignor Smith laid Nov. 21, 1900, and the hos­ Sister Mary Theda, a young Father Bernard P. Degan, said. pital opened Nov. 21, 1901, with girl from New York, and Sis­ C. M„ pastor of Most Precious the blessing of the Rt. Rev. ter Mary Columba, born in Ire­ Blood parish, Denver, is attend­ Nicholas C. Matz, D.D., who land, were loaned a team and insurer Maryknoll Will ing an annual conference of pas­ was then Bishop of Denver. wagon by a Greeley family — * U mU t ^ 9 7 tors sponsored by the Vincen­ Held Interviews In 1903 the sanatarium be­ and away they went. tian Fathers Western province; Young men who are high came a general hospital. A Foraging was good that day at St. Mary’s seminary. Perry ! school seniors or who have year later an extensive annex and as night fell the two had ville. Mo. graduated from high schooLwlH was begun on the north and in | gpygpgi hundred pounds of pota- V'incentians Fathers from the be interviewed for application 1905 a special wing w'as com- aboard. But it became bit- Western Province and two vice to the Maryknoll Fathers on pleted to the west raising the! ,gr,y provinces of Los Angeles and Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Mary­ bed capacity to 150. in a moonless night. New Orleans are attending the knoll house, 2101 E. 7th avenue. The hospital at the time was The Sisters, frightened and sessions, which ended Nov. 13. Those who are Interested in considered "the finest in the numb from the cold, spent the The Very Rev. James A. discussing a missionary voca­ West.” night with their Greeley bene­ Fischer, C. M., provincial, was tion should contact the Mary- factors — the team and wagon host to the pastors. Conference earllest convenience to make STILL ON "niE SCENE at hxncmann s iiia r o r family. Next morning they dis­ sessions concerning pastoral MnaiuT w. uiiMAN auiALO j . . knoll house, 322-0121, at their Mercy hospital today are two TiaocKHOMT. creu covered that their precious po­ problems, administration, fin­ an appointment. Sisters who became masters at tatoes, intended for railroad ances, education in the parish, Unpacking all our beautiful Crib Sets, and over 1000 shipment to Denver, were fro­ building programs, and guid­ zen. ance. Fine Religious Articles for Christmas Giving. Watch our ads in the Register beginning next week for ex­ Precious Blood Convent cellent Christmas Gift Suggestions. To Be Blessed Nov. 19 I (Continued From Page 1) the nuns’ former convent, a one- offer more • • • firmary, ample closet space, story residence, at 2201 S. For our out-of-town shoppors . . . immediate attention ' and other facilities. Harrison street are being used given to your Mail Orders. On the first floor are three in the new building. Needed visitor conference parlors, the furnishings were acquired by superior’s office, a refectory, the parish at a cost of $3,500. kitchen, pantry, the housekeep­ Father Degan said that the er’s suite, a community room, Altar and Rosary society, in utility closets, and the chapel. keeping with its primary aim In the garden-level basement, of caring for the altar, has don­ r facilities include a recreation ated a beautiful tabernacle and room, a sewing room, laundry sanctuary lamp for the con­ y Use Our Layaway Plan for space, pantry storage, the boil­ vent’s chapel. er room, and a separate serv­ ice entrance. FOUNDED ill 1952, the parish I forty CHRISTMAS SHOPPIHG had its present church and hall ARCHITECT Henry J. De- dedicated May 13, 1954, by Nicola, designed the convent, m :0 ,. Archbishop Vehr. Father John adjacent to the school. Donohoe, C.M., founding pas­ The building faces west on S. tor, completed plans for the Harrison street, about midway present two story school with on the block of parish property basement and the rectory. between E. Iliff and E. Warren Under Father Degan’s direc­ avenues. tion, when he became pastor CLARKE^S A. Gruber and Sons, Denver, a year ago, plans for the con­ were the general contractors. vent were completed. The The $127,384 figure includes the parish owns property on the heating, ventilating, and elec­ present site for erecting a large Church Goods trical work. Hotwater base­ church at some future time. board radiation heating is used throughout the building. At the south end of the build­ Pre-Cana 1633 Tremont Place 825-3789 <•> ing are a garage and workshop area. The backyard is enclosed t e l with a beautiful redwood fence. Conference Home Owned Since 1902 The Very Rev. Monsignor George R. Evans, vice chan­ cellor; Father Degan; and Fa­ To Be Held ther John Shaughnessy, C.M., Engaged couples planning | assistant pastor, will assist the I weddings before Advent have an Archbishop at the blessing Nov. ' opportunity to attend a P re-, '19. 1 Cana conference Nov. 17-22. I At the open house Nov. 24, I The Rev. Francis Syrianey, j members of the .Altar and Ros­ pastor of St. Pius X’s parish,! ary society will serve refresh­ I Aurora, will serve as director ments to the visitors. Mrs. and will deliver the opening ad­ .Arnold Davis, president of the dress Sunday afternoon at 1:15 society, and a special commit­ o’clock. OLINGERS EAST COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA CHAPEL tee are making plans for this service. •ALL SESSIONS will be held Two Bayberry-scented Most of the furnishings from at the Pre-Cana center, 5th Avenue and Josephine street. On Monday, November 18, candles for joining at Rosaries ' Buffalo Bill Mr. and Mrs. Roland Beigler and .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vo- ANB’s Christmas Ciub! Bayberry candies are traditional at Philippine mahogany paneling, warm and rich, characterizes the chapels and drawing Show to Benefit genlhaler will speak on the do­ mestic issues of married life. Christmas. Their distinctive fra* rooms of three of Olingers Neighborhood Mortuaries — 16th at Boulder, East Colfax at Two Orphanages The physical aspects of mar­ grance imparts a special charm to Magnolia, and Englewood (2775 South Broadway). ried life will be discussed by holiday festivity. And legend says ! A Buffalo Bill Wild West Drs. F. N. Bjork and Leo Neii- ^ good luck and wealth wiil follow show, featuring trick riders, their use during the Yuletida aaaaon. The softest shade of blue accented with ivory distinguishes the interior of the Speer at ard On Wednesday, Nov. 20. Sherman drawing room. clowns, and a stage coach at­ Father Syrianey will close the AN B this year has a gift for you of a ntw, tack by Indians, will be staged conference on Friday, Nov. 22, larger pair of bayberry-acantid candles. . . Just for joining the 1964 Chrtatmas Club. These service rooms are all finely appointed and properly furnished. They are air condi­ at the Arapahoe County fair and will present certificates to Our supply is limited . . . so stop In soon. tioned cool in summer, comfortably warm in winter, soundproofed and softly lighted. grounds Nov. 16 and 17. couples who have attended all The show features a cast ol the sessions. You I) en|oy this Christmos more know­ ;60 persons. ing you ve olreody storted to save to* word- 0 paid-up Christmos next year. ! Fifty per cent of the pro ALL EVE.MNG sessions start . . . truly Olingers do offer more cecds of the show will go to at 7:45 p.m. Questions may be two Catholic orphanages, Mt. asked at each session. AMERICAN 455-3663 1st. Vincent's Home for Boys, A registration fee of $5 covers land Queen of Heaven orphan the cost of lunch on Sunday NATIONAL age. afternoon, refreshments each SERVING DENVER'S FAMILIES SINCE 1890 ! Tickets will be available at evening, and materials given the fair grounds both days. Ad­ the couples. BANK mission wil be SI.50 for adults Reservations may be made by ‘^Drivo-h laek/eg ' free fe-leiiir Pgrtlug ami 75 cents for children. calling FI, 5-81.54. ' I7fh wudStovt , 244 ^9U Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 I Conferences The Denver Catholic Register for WonJi Hospital LauHches Amt Hfives Set ^ (St. Peter's Parish, (ireeles) .\n evening of three confer­ Clean-up Campaign ences for husbands and wives is scheduled Sunday. Nov. 17. Colorado Springs — "We have has been raised. Of this amount St. Francis since it was built at 6:30 o 'clo ck in St Peter's ‘-■verything but the brick and $140,000 cam e from physicians 75 years ago to meet the needs V parish hall. mortar." Sister Erharda, super­ and $150,000 from the E l P om ar of railroad employes." intendent of St. F ran cis’ hospi­ The speaker will he Father foundation. tal. said describing the well- T J F ran cis S yrianey, pastor of St. The dean-up campaign is ex­ TH E NEW H OSPITAL wiU Pius X's parish, .Vurora. equipped buildings at SOO Flast pected to yield another $200,000. enable the community to keep Pikes Peak avenue. j Couples o f both St. P eter's .-Uthough this drive which is Tuesday morning a group of a step ahead of the need for and Our Lady of Peace par­ seeking five-year pledges, will ^ „ young businessmen met to complete the , public solicitation, Bolton i>ointcd out ishes. Greeley, including mar­ launch a clean-up campaign tojhospital officials will continue|that the community now needs ried students attending Colorado State college, are invited to at­ provide the "brick and mor- to seek support from corpora | every hospital bed. The future tend. tar tions and foundations. igrowth of the community is in- "We are facing the samcj evitable making it essential that thing all businesses eventually: \ S P E tl.V L invitation is ex- TH E NEW Bt'ILD IN U will the hospital is built before the Welcome to Open House tended to anv interesti'd c o u p - D ’’ Bolton, chair- cost an estim ated $3,250,000. It old building is no longer serv- Typical of scenes throughout'the archdiocese was this one showed them a sign explaining the goals of a Catholic school. les not of the Catholic faith. planning committee | will be opened to bids in Janu- iceable at aU. at .Annunciation high school. Denser, the past Sunday, where Talking to'Sister Loretto. from left, are Mrs. Dick Doran and The session will be conducted hospital drive said. ,ary or February. The commu- Drive officials hope to have Sister Loretto welcomed guests to the school's open house and .Mr. and M rs. Steve Castilla. under the Cana conference pro- , . . , nity must provide approximate- the clean-up phase of the cam- “ram of the archdiocese Takin“ WORKERS who will call|ly one-half of this amount with paign completed before Nov. 22 Its name from the marriage son’s. 'ocal businessmen Federal funds making up the when a meeting of state offi­ TAi* 'sast at Cana, where Chrfst ‘" ‘'’f "'o^ing phase of public difference. cials will determine the distri­ Top sculpture ^.-orked'CHis first miracle, the Dr. Bolton explained that bution of Hill Burton funds for program is designed to promote assistant cashier of the maintenance and organization the coming year. Colorado bank and Prize Won by happv marriages, lived in ac- , have reached the point in the old Denver Artist „rm- building where “ its like throw- ciples. of Kistler Office Supply. ing water down a rat hole." Object of the campaign is a Dr. Bolton described the Sis- William Joseph, who exe­ News Deadline! new hospital building and re- ters of St. Francis as "A true cuted the art work for the modeling project for one of the | charitable organization, dedicat- f t COIORAPO chapel of the Sisters' com ent in The deadline for news stories older buildings! The project Is ed to service almost to their 18 MILES WEST OF DENVER St. Pius Tenth parish, .-Aurora, and pictures to appear in the in a top priority rating for Ft'd-iown detriment.' won first prize in the sculiuure "Denver Catholic Register" is oral matching funds. [ “This is the first and only I ON U.S.dOlW.COLFAX AVE.) division at the Conference on Monday at 5 p.m. To date more than $525,0001 major fund drive ever held for Church .Architecture and .Art at the University of Denver. The prize was awarded for a cruci­ fix. Further Vietnam Aid Seen .Mr. Joseph is head of the art ^ MaAoni Mfantnl Ntai” department at Loretto Heights college, and maintains a studio Necessary Following Coup at 5S3S VV. 25th avenue. He The .-American government, by done. .Another coup might have | because-of what he saw there. specializes in religious art, and bm-ging the coup that overthrew severe repercussions in this He said that he met only three !has just completed work on the the Ngo Diem government in country. con vin ced m ale Com m unists in [interior appointments of Sacred South A'ietnam. has put itself So explained Ei'ich Kuenelt- his entire tour, the number of • Heart church, Boulder. ! in a position w here it m ay Leddihn, .-Austrian globetrotter, lady Reds being somewhat ! He resides at 2701 Reed street, have to give out much more sociologist, and journalist, at greater, Lakewood. ! aid to that country than it has' Loretto Heights Nov. 12. "The average American tour­ Lining Up THIS VERS.ATILE'student of ist,” he explained, "does not mankind observed that Budd­ know Russia because he does Signing the guest book at the .Vnnuncia- ing her welcome to the family, at left, is not know the language." Fluen­ tion high school open house is young Gerald Sister Ann De Sales, the principal of the high Kids From Ridge HomeShow hism has no tradition of hero- j ism and that Buddhists make cy in Russian enabled the hand­ Zeu, as his parents, .VIr. and .Mrs. .Anton Zeu. school, some Austrian to go places and and their other children wait their turn. Smil- I weak opponents of the Commu­ nists. In South 'Vietnam, which see sights that most foreigners They Can Care for Selves now has 22 per cent of its popu- never observe. By Paul Page Chitstine's constant "we " i„|'alion Catholic, the Catholic vil- Dr. Leddihn is emphatic that "We wanted to show the peo- conversation takes in "her best lagers, not the Buddhists, were the Communists will never re­ Sorgenf Shriver to Address pie at R idge and Ft. Logan friend, " Rose .Ashland. 387 S. i *1’*’ ones to which the govern- turn to private enterprise and that we were grown up and’flrove street, Denver, and in " ‘’'’t for fighters. will press for the absolute ex­ could lake care of ourselves.” larger sense all the "students ": Talking about the countries of termination of religion. He holds out little present hope for the In one 21-word sentence ex­ at the state school. Asia and .Africa, Dr. Kuenelt- Archdiocesan CYO Meet liberation of the captive nations, plaining the purpose behind a She entered the school in 1958[Leddihn observed that Buddhist when she was 15. Now, she is i jealousy of the Catholics w’as a though he foresees some liberty R. Sargent Shriver, national Cosmopolitan hotel and in the THE CO.WENTION will con -1 Halloween party (total cost: for Yugoslavia. director of the Peace Corps, has Denver .Auditorium arena. Fa- elude with Mass and the instal-! $15). Christine Cabazos of Den­ a busy combination housekeep-j powerfiii force in the revolt accepted an invitation to deliv ther Syrianey announced. tation of the new officers in the ver in a small way justifies the er, cook, and babysitter for a against Diem, family of seven in a spacious | “The automobile,” he explain- HE BELIEVES in the gen­ er the main address at the The convention will begin with Cathedral at 3 p.m. Sunday. existence of state social wel­ ranch-style home on Lookout Jed, “ is Aristotelian. That is, it uineness of the Russian-Chinese archdiocesan CYO convention to a general session and with a One of the most popular pan­ fare expenditures, especially .Mountain. [has to be invented and kept in rift, the only question being be held in D enver D ec. 6-8, a c ­ “ mixer” dance in the hotel on el sessions is expected to be a for rehabilitation of the mental­ with "Chris" lives in, has her own repair by men who have the how we are going to make the cording to Father Robert Syri­ F’riday evening. The convention discussion on automobile design, ly retarded. private room, and enjoys taking I philosophy of cause and effect, best use of the chance thus af­ aney, archdiocesan CYO direc­ ball will be held in the audi­ to be conducted by a top execu­ One evening exactly two CHUCK TIMM care pf the family's new baby of objective reality. Christianity forded. tor. torium arena following the ban- tive of the Ford Motor com- weeks ago, "Chris" and about "most of all " is the great carrier of .Aristo- Mr. Shriver will arrive in' quet. pany, CYO officers said. 129 friends got together for a The Russians will not let the IV -riii- , .L-r ^ V telianism, and therefore of tech- TOM McKAY time to speak at the election sessions on Tickets to the convention and Halloween party at the Pres- I.N i.i TH .ni> E L.A.ST fiveim.- years, mu she-, ■ captive nations go, he remarked, teen-age Technology brings session of the convention on to the banquet will be made en(aHon parish meeting hall. has worked as a dental assist- ^ ,,v .. if only because they are es­ IN THE NEW problems and goals will be held available in the near future. „„,i „„ .. ____ ... . u t .,., weaitn. ana weaitn envy. sential to their economy. “ I en­ Saturday afternoon, Dec. 7, and . ant and as a nurse's aid. Ten ASPEN ROOM to give the main address at the Saturday and Sunday morning Father Syrianey announced. OR.ANGE .AND BL.ACK crepe of her friends at the Halloween Hfc, DENIED that French pro- tered Moscow on a railroad car made in Hungary; I transferred Ev*ry Nigkf Exetpf convention banquet that evening in the hotel. The general ses-i Pastors, moderators, and lay paper and balloons adorned the jiarty are employed in "special tection of Indo-Chinese Catho- Sundays and Mondays to a bus of Czech origin; I in the Cosmopolitan hotel sion for the election of new advisers are urged to write to; p,-(.f,ijscs . . . a phonograph assignments" in and around lies was of great moment in stepped into my hotel elevator FIRST SH O W 9:00 P.M. archdiocesan officers will be archdiocesan CYO headquarters Glared out popular dance tunes Denver like Christine. ‘ advancing the fortunes of the made in East Germany. Com­ SESSIONS of the convention held Saturday and__ ^Sunday as soon as possible to secure _ jj- cookies, candy. ------Church in that area, and said this year will be held in the morning in the hotel. reservations. pop, and bologna sandwiches' munism has been an immense Allow for Walkers that the Church in South V iet­ fa ilu re ." gradually disappeared . . . and nam was part of the country; some very original Halloween When you drive you are ask­ it had acclimated itself; it did costumes added to an overall ing for trouble if you fail to not ha^e a mere foothold there. • No. I In a tarlts of original ind rollglously gala occasion. watch out for pedestrians. If About Russia, a country that symbolic momorlil critllons In many ways it was typical they make a mistake or use Dr. Leddihn knows very welL Sacred Heart of Jeiui, Have Mercy on Us of scores of Halloween parties poor judgment, you should be he rem arked that when be wire Sogrado Corazon Oa Jasus, Ttntd MIsarIcordIa Oa Nosotros in D enver on Oct. 31, but there prepared to compensate for there last summer, “ I, a >nan their error. of 54, learned to cry a g a in ," Sacro Cuor 01 Gtsu Jwas something special about Abblala Plata 01 Nal Uhis one: .All 30 partygoers were of an approprlala praytr for In- ! from the State Home and Train- jing school. Wheat Ridge, or the b ini,’b.r“ riCKWlI r»7cV.'*"‘ '"* ™ ' ! Ft. Logan annex. REUGfOUS ARTKLES “ It's the first time a party like this one was ever planned • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS by any of us," Christine re­ • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS lated. A T K I N S I "We fixed our own menu — • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES Cor Sacratissimum Jesu, \ if you can call it a menu — [decorated the hall, and planned Miserere Nobis .wvV______vw'.x jwhat we wanted to do at the party. Complete Line of Religiout Articles (or Church and Home i "We did all the inviting by telephone. We just wanted per­ sonal friends, no counselors. We A. P. WAGNER & CO. D^vor*°E«My'?c?oss'lblo‘’.'’'’' monumoni display g.rdon in wanted the party so we could AMPLE FREE PARKING have something for ourselves After Red Mass CHURCH GOODS Quolliy, beauty, dignity-a link and enjoy ourselves. We wanted , , between mis world and mat beyond— Some of the leading legal figures of the Fleming Kelly, president of the guild; Arch- ito show the people at Ridge arim lw m A M within me financial reach of all area chat with Archbishop Urban J. Vehr fol- bishop Vehr, L. Douglas Hoyt, reservations and Ft. Logan that we were 606 14th St., Between California & Welton lowing the fourth annual Red Mass for the chairman forthe annual event; James B. grown up and had learned how TA. 5-8331 Denver Catholic Lawyers’ guild. From left Reed, William Hazlitt, and .Albert E. Zarlengo. to take care of ourselves." MEMORIAL CO.*”"" are Governor John A. Love of Colorado. John

Attend Red Mass Lawyers Told Use Catholic Principles

Members of the Denver Cath­ work the Christian dispensation, in a custom of 13tli-cemury C ^ a tL o iic olic Lawyer.s' guild were called the occasion of grace, and the France, was inaugurated in the upon to implement Catholic opportunity .to witness Christ m .Archdiocese of Denver, three moral principles in witnessing every respect. Father Ryan years ago. Catholic O'vvnership and staff is not the sole qualification of a Christ to society by the Very said. .An informal breakfast was Rev. Richard F. Ryan. S J.. Noting the purpose and occa­ served in the west ballroom of Catholic mortuary, but further, a strict adherence to the moral and president of Regis college, who sion o f the -Mass. F ath er Ryan the Brown Palace hotel follow­ ethical obligations of the Faith. These obligations govern us in serv­ delivered the sermon at the Red asked where better but in the ing the .Mass for the judges liturgical sacrifice of the Mass Mass Sunday. and lawyers attending the cere­ ice, cost and ceremony — assuring .you of the utmost sympathy and can sacrifice of self be made; .Archbishop Urban J. A'ehr m ony asking in return God's bless­ reverence in the care of your loved ones. presided at the Mass, offered ings. L. Douglas Hoyt served as at 9 a.m . in the Cathedral for reservations chairman tor the members of the legal profession THE RED M.A.SS. originatin.; event. in the area. The Very Rev. Monsignor ^ George Evans, vice chancellor READING GIFT FOR CHILDREN of the archdiocese and chaplain DELIGHTFUL NEW READING-RECORD ALBUMS of the Lawyers' guild, was the" celebran t. No. 1— For pre-school and kindergarten children.

F'.ATHER RYAN used as his No. 2— For f irst and second grade children. JVom tm A Iertm rm ,Im . text St. Paul'-s epistle to the Records and beautifully colored books provide many Romans. Chapter 5. wherein St. fun-filled hours of entertainment plus valuable prep­ I C E T F T J V X j Paul reflects upon the respon­ aration and training for reading. sibility of the non-Christians J. EMMETT XOONAN-DIRECTOR who had no law other than the For FREE information, please write— natural law. The faithful today, given the DR. SKEEN'S EDUCATIONAL AIDS 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 law of Christ, should sec in their P. 0. BOX 8816, DENVER, COLORADO 80210 REGISTE .^Juide and ohisdent m d ( ) p ( n l m # Him U H m tal Editor, the Register: Congratulations on the fine editorial which appeared in the Register of Oct t! entitled “ Is Church Near Great Triumph?” The acceptance of a dialogue with Rome by the Chur^ of Greece is Indeed a great step forward. Arthur Dore, director of information, Alarm on Campus Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America WHEN DEAN John U. Monro of ber of the student body to do anything Harvard complained of sex parties on else but let down the barriers of • H«w Cm H« Slay OvfT Editor, the Register: the grounds of his university, he add­ chastity, regardless of how well the In your O ct M issue. . . Joseph P. Kiefhr asaerts that he ed another voice to a growing clamor dormitories are policed. would cast his vote for a married diaconate simply because he of alarm from the groves of academe. Newman clubs, religious emphasis once heard a Lutheran ndnister proclaim that he would, without Dean Monro quoted a Harvard psy­ weeks, and the o^er feeble academic any faesitatioo, come into the Catholic (Jhurch if th m were chiatrist as saying what we are loathe concessions to a Christian presence some provisloo for his status as a clergyman. to believe true, namely, that at least will do little to stem the tide of im­ How can this Lutheran clergyman, in conscience, continue half the nation’s college girls engage in morality, except for the student who to preach to a communion of people tin teachings (A Lutheran­ premarital sex relations. But, from all is already well protected against the ism if he does, as he as much as said, accept the truths of the accounts, this estimate cannot be too atheistic and amoral atmosphere that Catholic Church? greatly exaggerated. surrounds him. Two practical courses J. Vandergrift, Washington, D.C. Dean Monro seems mainly to be are open to such worried educators • Seeiiplesl C«lliolic Po m t concerned about the access of girls to as Dean Monro: Editor, the Register: men’s dormitories. That is only a de­ The first is to try out Jefferson’s Don't ever fire Frank Scully. His is the one column I read tail, and does not reach the root of proposal for his own University of Vir­ if I'm in a hurry. I like Bishop Dwyer, also, but then 1 read the problem, which is the moral con­ ginia, namely, to establish a chair of him idien he wrote for P(illaddphia's Cathi^e Standard aad fusion of the students, powerfully abet­ ethics that shall treat of a Supreme Times. ted by the teaching the students ab­ Being and the rights and duties flow­ You have, I think, the snappiest Catholic newspaper. Keep sorb from their professors and text­ ing from His law. Secular universities it cracking over the flame. books. should rid themselves of the silly no­ tion that, because not everybody Edward G. Boland, Glenolden, Pa. WHEN AN English instructor sets agrees on religion, theology cannot or • Unity, III Conformity, Nol his class a theme of composition that should not be taught. Editor, the Register: treats sex as a joke, when a sociology SECONDLY, the deans of all secu­ May I suggest unity of Catholic press in the U.S.A.? professor tells his class that he fav­ lar colleges should secure and enforce W. N „ Waynesboro, Ky. ors premarital sex experience; when a pledge from their faculties that noth­ (Unity of principle aad purpose, yes. Coaformlty of cover­ the textbooks used in half a dozen sub­ ing will be taught that attacks or ques­ age, preseaUtloa, and v i e w ^ t , aal — Editor) jects treat morals as an evolving thing, tions premarital chastitv. constantly changing according to the If university officials like Dean • Put* Pirst Yhinf • Ant individual situation; when the campus Monro want to reduce campus immor­ Editor, the Register: paper is allowed to print editorials and ality, they will have to do some radical . . . We do wish to commend Hr. Frank Morriss for his articles ridiculing Christian morality, thinldng about the teachings in their lu t several cHumns especially, and we pray be will continue to put first things first . . . then you cannot expect a great num- institutions that encourage it. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Cain, Murdock, Minn/ • Afointt Dooth Ponoity mmmuummammsm Editor, the Register: Joseph P. Kiefer Profiles and Perspectives Mr. Ludwig Greln in a letter to the RegUter (O ct U ) states, and I quote in part "So far only a number of Ultra liberals have advocated the abolition of the death penalty, and their reasons are based upon wrought up emotions and fslw* reasoning.” Sacrament With New Meaning I am opposed to capital punishment because Christ never brought one single murderer before the courts while he lived THE HOUR was approaching midnight him aad received him into the Church. He on earth, because God is willing to let them live and as long when the harsh ring of the telephone aroused stUl remembered my explanation of Extreme as God lets them live there is an infinite reason why, and be­ me from my slumber. I lifted the receiver Unction — that it was a sacrament admin­ cause I, a sinner, do not have the right to deny anyone the in sort qf a half-conscious fashion. The voice istered when one was in danger of death. opportunity to repent. Like so many others presume, even life-long on the other end informed me that she was I do not think that all murderers will repent. I do believe, Catholics, the sudden appearance of a priest a nurse at the City hospital. One of my pa­ however, that they should be given sll the time that God, in on the scene is a harbinger of death. PI :ase ready your gifts of used clothing, shoes, blankets, bedding. rishioners was in criUc^ condition following his infinite wisdom, is willing to allow them. a heart attack. Would I come as quickly as “ I am not here because you are dying,” Jim Riga, Tampa, Fla. possible to administer the last rites. I told the man, “ but rather to ask God Frank Morriss Here I Stand Like a fireman responding to a night call, through the sacraments to make you well. What I am going to give you is no longer •ThiM Ch««rf for Konlucky Youths I literally jumped Into my clothes, rushed to Editor, the Register: the church for the holy oils and the Blessed called Extreme Unction. It is now knqwn as . . . Our schools are being pushed to catch up with the Sacrament, and was on my way with as much the anointing of the sick.” There was a trace Who Needs Enemies? Russians’ educational program; now we are getting even closer speed as the law and traffic would permit. of a slight smile on the man's face and I knew that be had understood. I WRITE again about Cath­ iented culture. . . the product chisms or religion books for to the Communist system — no God in the classroom. But if the students at Newport and South Fort Mitchell, Ky.,' are an I WAS MET at the hospital door by a olic schools because the wel­ of great Episcopal minds of 12 yeara, by making the child example (“ StudenU Revolt Against Prayer Ban,” the Register, brother of the stricken man. “ He has a cor­ WHEN I FINISHED hearing the man’s ter of confused thinking con­ the past century. . . It might “ a walking Catholic encyclo­ tinues to flow about us in in­ be the best service we could pedia.” He thinks maytw it Sept. 23, p. 8) maybe freedom will survive. Since I go to a onary occlusion above the heart,’’ the brother Confession, he recited the Act of Contrition creasing flood. stated. “ Doctors do not give him much render the Church today to would be better to have “ joy­ Catholic school (School of the Holy Child), I am not affected clearly and sincerely. As I anointed the five Father' Dennis Geaney, ask if the premises of the by the ban, but I say three cheers for those that are and are hope.” Then, as he accompanied me through ful experiences in Christian senses, his Ups moved in prayer. Devoutly O.S.A., for example, thinks Bishops of 1884 are valid in the entrance, he remarked, “ I hope you living during intensive week­ showing their protests. Maybe Uie next amendment to the Con­ the United States parish tends the drastically changed world don’t frighten him." I made no reply, realiz­ he received Holy Viaticum. After I completed ends or during weeks of the stitution win show Russia and the world that this country is to be too “ child centered,” of 1963.” I will supply the ing that the brother was not a Catholic and the apostolic blessing I turned to him and summer away from school not totally composed of Mrs. (Madalyn) Murrays. and should become more straight - forwardness this and home.” This he posits probably did not understand. inquired; “ How do you feel now?” Barbe Gleassey, Suffern, N.Y. “ adult centered.” statement lacks — Father only as a question, but as I I entered the patient’s room and found He smiled and replied; “ I feel so much He writes: “ If, as Christ Geaney is saying Catholic said before, the implication is him under heavy sedation. Oxygen was be­ better now. I was frightened when I first U Must llnitu in Action s ^ s , our heart is where our schools are old-fashioned. always there in the tenor of ing piped into his nostrils. It was with some saw you, but now I am not afraid. Thanks, Editor, the Register, reasure is, the typical parish Catholic schools do not his article, which appeared difficulty that I was able to arouse him. Father, for coming to see me. Most of ail, It is obvious that an attitude of defeat toward the con­ m our urban and suburbaq reflect some temporary or his­ recently in a number of Cath­ When he opened his eyes, he murmured, thanks for helping me to become a Catholic.” tinued viability and even marginal existence of our school sys­ areas is school or child-cen­ toric response to a past situ­ olic papers. He thinks repeti­ “ Oh, it’s you. Father.” Then a pained and tem is the offspring of Ignorance. . . . tered — not altar or adult- ation. They reflect the truth tion- of a message ‘^merely frightened look came over lua countenance, MY CONVERT died two hours later. To­ The objective to “ educate the public” . . . is excellent but centered.” that Catholicity should perme­ hardens Christian arteries un­ beads of perspiration began to form over his morrow I shall offer his Funeral Mass in premature. We must first educate our own people. . . Cath­ ate all endeavor and thought. less it is related to a personal brow, an^ with eyes staring and mouth the presence of bis Catholic family and his I WILL not go the extreme olics must be systematically educated in concert from the na­ The only alternative to them encounter with Christ in the non-CathoHc relatives and friends. of suggesting Father Geaney tional level down through the parish enclaves. Only then can quivering, be said: “ Is it that serious. Fa­ is to surrender our children to world. . .” As I look back on the final hours of his sounds like those who tried to we expect to act in concert, which is the only avenue to polit­ ther?” part-time secularism, part- The method Father Geaney life here on earth, I can only say ; Thank God shoo the children away from ical success. the Master, but I must say time spirituality. And 11 say seems to suggest, on the other I COULD UNDERSTAND his fearful con­ and the Bishops of the Church for finaily Robert E. Vender Zonde, Forest Grove, Ore. there are slight echoes. I will part-time spirituality is not hand, would create a patch­ cern. Just a few years ago 1 had instructed giving us a Sacrament of the Sick! say, however, that Father enough to match the powers work quilt of 9-3 o’clock sec­ U What Wauld Happan? Geaney makes the logical er­ and principalities of our day. ularism, with golden hours of Dr. Stanley I. Stuber, executive director of the Missouri ror of concluding that there is FATHER GEANEY by im­ religion sewn in here and Council of Churches and a leading Baptist figure, who happens some contradiction in a par­ plication questions that we there. I firmly believe such can produce 20th Century to be a guest observer at the Ecumenical Council, complains James M. Shea On the Home Scene ish’s being both child-centered could produce patchwork Ca­ and altar-centered. I will go Christians by drilling children tholicity that comes apart at in your Nov. 3 issue that he could not buy certain boola in even further; I say to Father in Council of Trent cate­ the seams. a Catholic bookstore in Rome. He concludes: “ Just who is being Geaney: To be really altar- fooled by this kind of monkey-business?” centered, or at least altar- G. J. Gustafson, S.S. Ponder and Print I wonder. Dr. Stuber, who gave the leading address at the Nominations for Oblivion directed, a parish must be latest POAU convention, seems to have fooled some Catholics child-centered. And having a into thinking he is a friend of the Church, simply because he WORDS, like the ideas they as thoroughly “ out,” in my LOOK AT a thing hard, sug­ attends the Ecumenical Ck>undl and spealu vaguely of good will represent, have their seasons. opinion. gested Father Gerard Manley Catholic school has been proved irrefutably by history between Catholics and Protestants. In the POAU talk he made Let me then declare that Much as I’m in favor of Hopkins, and it will look back to be the surest means of be­ What's That Odor? it clear that all the concessions necessary, in establishing the season for the word at you hard. This is what we dialogue. I’m against using ing child-centered. Christian unity would have to come from ChithoUcs, and that “ orient,” used as a verb, and need to do with words. AMERICA is being drenched So, to the cases in point, we the word to create an with a curious sentimentality Catholics must abandon all attempts to obtain equal treatment its monster-brother, “ orien­ . By not really looking at PERHAPS Father Geaney’s greeted with a tender welcome atmosphere of ecumenical which, like cheap after-shave for their schools. tate,” is over. points would be well taken an uncommon killer, Tito, a concern in the manner of one them we come to use them Dr. Stuber was the prime mover behind the defeat this Gradually I had become ac­ about a Catholic age. But we lotion, offends the nostrils of gangster whose (eats would who likes to drop the names with little care (or their es­ year of the bus transportation (or Catholic students in Missouri, customed (oriented?) to the do not live in a Catholic age. many. make an exhibitionist like Va- of prelates in public to create sential worth; we treat them, and he has boasted of his part in securing the defeat of other Increasingly frequent occur­ ■ Father goes on to say that It’s like riding in an elevator lachi get down on bis knees and the impression of inner sanc­ Monsignor Guardini said long for 20 stories with some happy Missouri bills, like the one that would have allowed cloistered rence of these words. “ there is nothing sacred about babble his childhood prayers tum knowledgeability. (You ago, as “ coins in a counting members of religious orders to cast absentee ballots. Is this Even high school fresh­ the Catholic school system in hooligan who was captivated by again. may like to add that last machine.” ecumenism? men were undergoing “ orien­ the United States. . . It is the a TV ad for “ Old Reek.” He And now we prepare to sell They deserve better. As for the non-display of certain books in Catholic book tation” days, and the other word to your own list.) response to a Protestant-or­ assaults the innocent air. grain to Khrushchev. As a busi­ stores, note that there are many Baptist book stores in tbe day I received a note from a ness deal it could be discussed. U.S. Supposing the unlikely case that a book favoring equal newspaperman thanking me Frank Scully For Heaven’s Sake We are stuck with grain. It treatment for religious school children happened to appear in for helping him get “ orien­ runs out of every container we one of them and that it came to the noUce of Dr. Stuber. tated” in Cincinnati. can devise and almost out of What would happen? If there’s anything you can our ears, as a result of an asi­ L. P., UtUe Rock, Ark. NOT do in Cincinnati, it Can't Holler Fire-Libel, That's Different nine farm “ policy.” seems to me, it’s to “ get But few discuss the business # Cnidu PurfeniMincu orientated.” IF FREEDOM of expression does not give you the right The Nazis raided their home at 3 a.m. (standard pro­ aspects of the case — which Editor, the Register: BUT THE LAST STRAW, to to shout “ Fire!” in a crowded theater, why does it give you cedures for goons all over the world), determined to get Cap­ was Canada’s concern. Few in­ McNerney’s cartoon of General De Gaulle In the Oct. 27 substitute a ciiche, was a the right to libel the dead in the same theater? tain Winkler’s key-list of Catholic youths. Capt. Winkler hav­ quire whether or not K.‘ will Register is a crude and uncalled-for performance. story in the New York Times This query applies particularly to Rolf Hochhuth, Ger­ ing no escape ate the list. ever really pay for all this stuff. De Gaulle is a Catholic gentleman and a great leader in reference to a visitor from man playwright, who was too young to be a storm trooper Russia’s word should now be who should be admired and imitated by our inept and con­ the Far East who, the paper but not too young to be one of Hitler’s kinder. HE WAS taken to a Nazi brainwashing dungeon and as obviously weak as the once fused greats. said, had become “ oriented to He is making quite a career out of libeling Pope Pius beaten to make him talk. Tic-Tac-Toe was played with knives vaunted American dollar based Why publish such a coarse and asinine cartoon? Western ways.” XII. His play is called The Deputy (in translation) and has on his back during recreation periods. upon gold we once really had. Alexander P. Kowan, Chenango Forks, N.Y. Now I can understand how done all right in West Berlin and Basle. Later he was confined to house arrest and ultimately an American, for example, The whole issue for many escaped across the border between searchlight sweeps. He # Kuup Out thu PolitiM could become “ oriented” to, sloppy theorists turns about al­ l.N ESSENCE, it tries to shift some of the blame on the showed us the scars on his back. Horrible. Is there any priest of the universal, supranationM Churcl say, Hong Kong. leged humanitarian concerns: late Pope for the Nazi murder of 6,000,000 Jews. who would have permitted that scurrilous and insulting car­ There the word makes His job at the time we met him was to indoctrinate We must help K’s faltering It seems to Hochhuth Pope Pius XII did not protest American troops into being familiar with the barbarism of farm program! toon of the great Catholic and statesman Gen. Charles De honest sense. But to orient an strongly enough. The opinion belongs in the same garbage the enemy. Gaulle to be published in the Oct. 27 issue of the so-called Oriental — this is a linguistic Why not feed the poor of dump as Stalin’s remark on the Pope’s influence on world He begged our high command to surround Germany but “ Catholic” paper, the Register? disaster. Spain or Italy or . . . (name opinion, “ How many divisions has he?” Not only does this cartoon put the interests of the U.S.A. My decision to call a halt not go in till men like himself who knew the real culprits your favorite charity). I suppose we should be grateful to this young neo- from the dupes could round them up. above those of Christ’s Church, but it also assumes that the to the orientation proceedings None of these people has U.S.A. may with impunity abandon one of her vital principles ought to be implemented, but Nietzschean (he’s only 31) for not including the murder of through their rulers promised of survival and Interfere with the governments of other na­ there’s another word — im­ 5,000,000 Catholics, at present charged to Hitler’s army of UNFORTUN.ATELY, this was not done and many of with Khrushchev (drunk or so­ tions and attempt to dictate to them and coerce them to co­ plement — bound for oblivion, hate, as partly the fault of Pope Pius XII. these Nazis and neo-Nazis crawled into the woodwork. 'They ber) to bury us! operate with the maddened, power-hungry land this nation of if I have aught to do about For it is obvious that if these people had become converts are coming out again and people who believe there is no Yet we bolster up Khrushchev ours is fast becoming. > it. to Hitler’s barbarism they would not have been killed as morality in a buck are willing to back characters like Hoch­ in his current troubles and we We ought to admire De Gaulle for his independence, cour­ OF COURSE, “ implement” Catholics. huth and produce their libels on stage. kept Tito going when we were ageous and upright, instead of trying to defame him. So has its meaning and its uses, all he bad. please keep what is obviously politics pure and simple out but those addicted to cant THE SAME could hardly be said of the Jews, however. BILLY ROSE toyed with a New Y'ork production of The of your paper. and jargon have almost des­ They were denied the right to change. Deputy and then backed off. Now Herman Shumlin is think­ As we wrote recently: John Fox, Jersey City, N.J. troyed its usefulness. What it There is ample evidence of what the Pope as well as ing of doing it. “ wouldn’t it be the strangest needs is a few years vaca­ priests and nuns did to save as many Jews as they could Variety reviews the history of this libel in the October quirk of modern muddled his­ tion. from being executed by Hitler and his horde of madmen. 16 issue, much of it supplied by Edward T. Burns, former tory were we to find ourselves Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Much the same thing has Enough Jews as well as others have testified to this aid. attorney for NBC. giving millions of aid to the Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic Newspapers happened to the word “ dia­ During the war a “ Captain Winkler” came to visit us in If there were any decency left on Broadway no producer glorious Soviet fighter for dem­ 19U-1960 logue," just a few years ago Hollywood. He had been head of the young Catholic move­ would touch it. Certainly no Jew or Christian. But of course ocracy.” thorolghly “ in,” and now just ment in Berlin. He was the son of an army general. there are plenty of others. Well, wouldn't it? Page 4 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 5 Regisforials For WorM’s M— dy Annual Clothing Drive Set Jaroslav Pelikan, Nov. 24 (Continued From Page 1) I part of a shipment of food ing aret needed, especially chil­ ■After the recent earthquake to the Catholic relief program dren’s clothing. Shoes, also 'Lutheran Catholic' in Skoplje. Yugoslavia, the CRS that country, badly needed, should be tied in set up and was functioning with-1 In an impoverished region of pairs. By Paul B. Hallett ties and developed as to in hours after the disaster I Latin .America, clothing from A cramped half-hour’s in­ meaning but not as to content Special help of school chil­ struck. I the 1962 collection provided 140,- terview I had with Dr. Jaro- by subsequent Christian gen­ dren is being asked in this The need for clothing con- tti®tt' women and children slav Pelikan, the brilliant erations under the guidance year’s drive. tinues both real and urgent, I with clothing, Lutheran Church historian, of the Church. In the Colorado Springs area, taught me more of the pos­ He wants to be known as especially in .Africa and Latin | Despite the encouraging in- the Very Rev. Monsignor Rob­ sibilities of the Protestant- a Catholic, though he still -America. crease noted in the 1962 col- ert F. Hoffman, pastor of St. Catholic dialogue than I have balks at some things he does In Burundi, one of the newly! lection, there is a great and Mary’s Parish, Colorado gained in hours and hours of not like in “ Roman" Catholi­ independent nations of Africa,!continued need for clothing in Springs, is acting as coordina­ reading about the ecumenical cism. He sees evidence of about 4,POO children are wear- «ccas of misery and poverty tor of the drive and will be in movement. Catholic truths held and ap- ; ing clothing made from empty 1 “ round the world. charge of shipment of the cloth­ Talking with this small com­ preciated outside the “ Rom­ 100-pound flour sacks that were' .All types of serviceable cloth- ing to the warehouse in Denver. paratively young man, with an" Catholic Church and he i a boyish face and a manner uses these as reminders that ' Academy Conducts Open House that hides his weighty theolog­ non-“ Roman" Catholics are | Pictured above are students of Benet Hill students at the private girls' school are dem­ PLANNING AN OUTDOOR NATIVITY SCENE?: ical learning, I thought for the more Catholic than they think. academy, conducted by the Benedictine Sis­ onstrating the preparation of slides for a : first time that the union of aU He calls for the sacrifice of ters of Benet Hill priory, Colorado Springs, biology project. Hundreds of persons from | Christians in one true Church man-made barriers but not di­_ demonstrating equipment in the new biology the Pikes Peak region were present and wit­ * STARnR SETS of Christ might really be ef­ vine dogmas which, known i laboratory for parents, residents, and clergy nessed the remarkable advances and innova­ fected within the lifetime of and understood, can never of the Colorado Springs area. The open house tions at the new high school, which opened * NATIVITY SCENES some now living. at the academy was held Nov. II and 11. The this past September. keep one Christian apart from E STftBLISHE 0 1872 * EXaUSIVE LINE OF another. I WILL NOT DENY that 1 I STABLES have been suspicious of much IF DR. PEUKAN’S ecu­ Benet H ill Academy Holds Open House that passes for ecumenism. I menism is the one that will * OUTDOOR RUBBER have seen too much evidence in the future give direction to The marked advances made guage laboratory, St. .Anne hall, club, while Sister Paula is mod­ 3 Pc. NATIVITY of backbiting among some the Christian unity movement, at Benet Hill academy, con­ in whici. lunches are served; erator of the press club. Mrs. * ducted by the Benedictine Sis­ and a school chapel that ac­ SETS - $79.95 Christian leaders who pretend then I can see nothing in it Evelyn CrandeU is the physical Z ; V . -- , to be advancing the cause of that a Catholic could not ters in Colorado Springs, were commodates 30. Mass is offer­ education director and Father Christian unity but who in ^ wholeheartedly endorse, viewed by the public this week ed daily in the chapel by the .Mahrer is the religion instruc­ 5". 7". 9". 12" reality want Christianity to Only one Church stands at and the general opinion was academy’s chaplain, the Rev. tor. Exhibited was the first is­ IN STOCK fit into the little carapace of the end of such a movement, that the Pikes Peak region can James Mahrer, O.S.B. sue of the school's monthly their own minds. and it is the same Church be proud of this new private The importance of extracur­ newspaper, Benevents. Hummtl i Pc. Whito Sat___ $12.00 But the little man I am talk­ that has always existed since girls’ school. ricular activities was pointed VISITORS also were impress­ I Hummal 3 Pc. TInlad Sal___ $20.00 ing about has a mind and a Peter. I can see no other goal An open house for residents out by Sister Liguori. Students ed with the academy’s location. Hwmmal 11 Pc. Wtilla Sal ..$42.00 heart as big as the Christian to which Dr. Pelikan’s re­ of Colorado Springs and sur­ and faculty members informed Nestled in a hill among pine EXQUISITE SELECTION OP CHEISTMAS CARDS centuries. searches could lead. rounding area, as well as for the parents and visitors about trees, the buildings overlook the Sptdtl AuortmMt M Cardi far PrItth (M Sliltn Hummal 11 Pc. TInlad Sal ..$70.00 Dr. Pelikan does not see In two Encyclopedia Brti- parents and prospective stu­ the student council, the sodal­ Colorado Springs area with Christian unity as many see tanica articles, on “ Jesus dents, was conducted Sunday, ity, the Latin club, which is af­ Pikes Peak as a background. Store Hours It, namely*a process of ac­ Christ” and "Mary, the Moth­ Nov. 10. The students and mem­ filiated with the Junior Classi­ The modern, fully equipped Aiati- Monday-Friday, 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. cepting certain broad general- er of Jesus," Dr. Pelikan has bers of the faculty were host­ cal league; the sports club, and buildings and the expansive and Saturdays 9 A M. to 4 P.M. itles that cover all differences, managed the tremendous feat esses. On Monday, Nov. 11, the the press club. Sister Clarita beautiful grounds lend them­ 1120 Broadway KE. 4.8233 or as receiving a number of of saying nothing positively Benedictine Sisters of Benet sponsors the sodality and Latin selves to study and recreation. formulae to be regarded as unacceptable to Protestants or Hill priory held an open house "articles of peace,” namely Catholics, but it is easy to see for the clergy and nuns of the propositions that one is not to where his sympathies lie. The area, followed by a buffet sup­ dispute but need not hold. Brittanica pieces give one per. He does not think that hope that traditional Chris­ THE ACADEMY, situated in union will ever come by em­ tianity — and what other the Austin Bluffs area north of phasizing the beauty of Christianity is there? — will Colorado Springs, opened its Christ’s character but muting more and more obtain a hear­ doors for the first time this past the fact of His Divine Nature, ing in circles hitherto closed September. With a present en­ or even by accepting His Di­ to it. rollment 6l 38 girls, the acad­ vine and Human Natures but Whether Dr. Pelikan will emy will add one year each suc­ ignoring the perpetual virgin­ ever be known as a member ceeding term until it becomes ity of His Mother and her Im­ of the visible Catholic Church a full four-year senior high maculate Conception and As­ or not, I do not know. But one school. sumption, in all of which dog­ thing seems certain: He has Guests at the open house last Grand mas he seems to believe. a Catholic mind. Still com­ Sunday and Monday saw many Dr. Pelikan believes in the paratively young, he may play recent renovations, such as a Deposit of Faith, delivered an even greater role in Church well-equipped biology labora­ once for all to the Apos- unity. tory, a little theater, a lan­ g e r M a u r o Read About and Appreciate Council Events, Serrans Told R a m b l e r Men of the Columbine Valley carefully a vocation to the And evenb happening at the OVER 200 1964 RAMBLERS AVAILABLE! Serra club were urged to read priesthood as their life’s work. Council ultimately will affect the the Catholic press, particularly lives not only of adults but also the Register, in order to find HENRY J. DeNICOLA, vice children and future generations. LARGEST INVENTORY IN DENVER! out and appreciate the tremen­ president of the Columbine Val­ Proposed changes allowing Eng­ dous events taking place at the ley group, reported that the lish In parts of the Mass and Vatican Council. group has available for showing the sacraments and the liturgy JOIN OUR CELEBRATION!! The daily press does try to to boys and girls separate films are all reported in the “ Regb- give some coverage to the Coun­ on a youth entering and study­ ter.” cil. But particularly the Cath­ ing in the seminary, and another A member of the Register olic press must report discus­ about a young girl entering the editorial staff, Mr. Walsh noted sions and happenings at the convent. that on the neighborhood level Council with an interpretative Parish groups may contact the lay person either promotes light in view of Catholic teach­ Gerald T. Cooney (388-2529) to or discourages interfiath dia­ ing and with a real understand­ make arrangements to show the logue among neighbors and ing directed toward Protestant films to grade school pupils. friends of other faiths. groups. Look not so much to the past Inevitably in conversation the These were some of the chal­ but to the present and the fu­ topic of religion comes up, he lenges given by J. R. Walsh, a ture, Mr. Walsh asked the Ser­ continued. And the Catholic who guest speaker to 28 Serra club ra members. This b the appeal knows his religion and shows members meeting at the Writ­ given by Pope John XXIU at respect for the beliefs of his ers manor, Denver. the Hrst session of the Vatican Lutheran or Methodist neighbor A member of St. Vincent de Council and by Pope Paul VI can be a mighty force in aiding Paul’s parish, Denver, Mr. at the present session. understanding on the grass-roots Walsh discussed journalistic re- level. jrarts on the Council and the WHAT CAN LAYMEN do to layman’s role in ecumenism. promote ecumenism, under­ CERTAINLY THE orthodoxy It is the role of lay men and standing, and the dialogue? the and doctrine and dogmas of the women, he stressed, to promote speaker asked. Church, he added, never will be in their daily life and occupa­ In addition to prayer for the changed. tion the interfaith dialogue. A suceess of this movement under And divorce, immoral birth spirit of hostility in this area the grace of the Holy Ghost, control, and mercy killing, all SOUTH BROADWAY would be deplorable. Mutual un­ he said, there are several ave­ 5 6 0 0 rejected by even the natural derstanding and charity are nues that men and women are law, never can be pronounced basic good neighbor policies. particularly equipped to travel. as “ right and good.” Edwin F. Deline, Serra club It is imperative to read in the in Littleton president, asked the members to Catholic; press of events taking continue their efforts on a vo­ place at sessions in St. Peter’s cation program that the club is Basilica. Day by day and week W uA al 'juidiL sponsoring on the parish level. by week, the main source of The aim is to interest youths information on the Council is FREE REFRESHMENTS AND VALUES FOR EVERYONE LIVE RADIO BROADCASTS DIRECT FROM SHOWROOM to learn about and consider the Catholic press. 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Success of the Council d g e r M a u r o RAMBLER, IN We hope The Register will be read in every home of the archdiocese. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a 40 Hours' Devotion taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of ^ 5600 S. BROADWAY The Register. NOV. 17, 1963 *URBAN J. VEHR XXIV Sunday After Pentecost Feast of St Francis de Sales Archbishop of Denver Denver, Presentation Jan. 29. 1960. Arvada, St. .Ann’s In Littleton-Phone 7 9 4 -4 2 0 5 Mead, Guardian .Angels’ Page 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 - j i

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' President Virginia Collins an-1 Our Lady of Lourdes circle I M to WOMEN inounced that the Guild Council’ will meet Nov. 20 in the new I will meet Nov. Jl at 8 p.m. in, home of Catherine Corcoran, Catholic Daughters’ clubhouse, j 4401 Quitman. 765 Pennsylvania street. .AHi St. Jude’s circle meeting will members of the council areibe Nov. 19 in Marie Schelerth’s asked to attend. ' home. Catholic Parent-Teacher League j ' Pope John circle will meet, Pat Chaloupka will entertain Nov. 20 in the home of Mary | Mother of Christ circle on Nov. .Ann Woodward. 20. To Discuss 'New Heroes' on Program The meeting of Mother Ca-| Holy Innocents circle will brini circle will be at Joan meet Nov. 21 in the home of “ As John and Jean Grow Up ite of the academic, physical, iturity and prudence, encourag- Murnan's home on Nov. 14. j.\nn Patterson. , . . They Choose New Heroes” and social needs of children in ; ing him to work up to his ca- Martha Bronder will be host------will be the topic for the pro- intermediate grades. Sister will' parity, keeping a close check ess for St. John’s circle on Nov.| gram accompanying the Catho-1 stress the sometimes awkward on his companions, guiding the 17 after 8 a.m. Mass at St. Vin-I St. Andrew's lie Parent - Teacher league stage, the occasional lack of at- child’s hobbies and interests, cent de Paul’s church. | meeting to be held Nov. 21, at and parental interest in the! Queen of Peace circle will Seminary Group Cure D'Ars school, 3200 Dahlia i child's school activities and out-! have a potiuck supper in Rosej street. ' side interests. Reyes’ home on Nov. 20. Slates Session Coffee and doughnuts will be Dorren Catalina will entertain served at 9:30 a.m. followed by ! THE GUEST speaker during St. Michael’s circle on Nov. 21. The Friends of St. Andrew the meeting at 10:00 a.m. There j the program will be Earl Reum, St. Dominic’s circle will meet Avellino Seminary will meet in will be free baby-sitting. Those I coordinator for student activi- Nov. 26 in Isabel Spaid's home. the seminary chapel at 8 p.m. attending are asked to park on jties for the Denver public Nancy Kasmen will be host­ on Tuesday, Nov. 19 to recite the west side of the school. I schools. Mr. Reum is a mem­ ess for Little Flower circle on the Rosary for the deceased ber of St. John’s parish, and a Nov. 20. members of the organization THE .AGENDA for the meet­ 1949 graduate of South high' Colorado Springs Molhors’ Auxiliary Our Lady of Perpetual Help and their families. ing will include final plans for school where he was head boy circle has Invited husbands to A sermon by the Very Rev. the fashion show being held on in his senior year. Pictured above are the first officers of the high school students. Left to right, seated, are the meeting in Betty Wendling’s James Prohens, C.R., rector of Friday, Nov. 22. There will also During this last year of high newly formed Mothers’ .Au.xlliary of the Benet Mrs. Robert A. Strieby of Corpus Christ! par­ home on Nov. 23. St. Andrews’, and Benediction be discussed the Christmas par­ school he was given a four-page Guild of Benet Hill .Academy and Priory. ish. president; Mrs. Ray Ferguson, Sacred Key of Heaven circle mem­ will follow. ty to be held on Dec. 12, for spread by Life magazine, which Colorado Springs. The members of the auxil­ Heart parish, vice president; Mrs. Robert De­ bers are asked to bring their The group will reconvene In all the presidents and repre­ picked him as the nation’s typi­ iary will assist the Benedictine Sisters who laney, Divine Redeemer parish, secretary; layette pieces to the home of the seminary dining room for sentatives of the PTA’s. cal teen-ager. He is well known conduct the private girls’ school situated in and. standing, Mrs. James Murray, St. Paul’s Doris Peacock on Nov. 19. New a short business meeting pre­ The program will follow with to Denver audiences as an en­ the Austin Bluffs area and which opened this parish, treasurer. president of this circle is Mary sided over by Mrs. Clyde the moderator, Sister Francis tertainer. Mr. Reum taught jun­ past September to freshmen and sophomore Raclowski; vice president, Doris Wright, president of the Friends Eileen, supervisor of Sisters of ior high school for five years! Peacock: secretary, Cary of the Seminary. Refreshments Loretto, giving a short compos- in the Denver public school sys-1 O’Donnell; and treasurer, Pat will be served. tern. Schrameyer. St- Andrew Avellino’s Sem­ (or More Than 100 Attend In his present position as co-| Josephine .Adams will enter­ inary, staffed by the Theatine MY CUANING tain Sancta M'aria circle on Nov. Earl Reum ordinator, he works closely with | Fathers, is located at 1050 South AND LAUNMY students of all ages. He deals; Ft. Collins ACCW Meet 15. Birch street. C«ll tention within the family for the! particularly with student coun-| Longmont — The Fort Collins' society, spoke to the women. I A S t A l l i : child, and the gang spirit de-; cil leadership and works with Sisters of Nazareth velopment. isuch groups as Junior Red 1 , Reports were given by all PERMANENT nsiiTt Annealing to the Darenfs will Cross, Student Councils. Future' Council of Catholic yomen met committee chairmen and by all Marking Anniversary ..d j.n. no,.,,- ,.d«, Nazareth, Mich. — Some 779 HAIR REMOVAL lor Achievement. 1, „ ' cnurtii neii. .uort “ >dn strict. nuns, members of the Sisters of child to act independently in or- lOO women and eight priests By Take home kits (material) St. Joseph of Nazareth are ob­ der that he may grow in ma- were present. Luncheon was served by mem­ Experienced Graduate will be available, and they will serving the 75th anniversary of The meeting was called to or­ bers of the St. Agnes Altar .so­ Electrologist I include insurance material, their foundation in Michigan. der by the president, Mrs. Mar- ciety’ at the St. Vrain build­ OUARANTEIO RISULTt ; I guidelines for parents prepared The nuns are stationed in Na- TRADfTlONALlY ing. COMeLfTI PRIVACY from talks by the moderator guerite Peyton Thompson. The zarein college here, six hospi­ 7 ^ THE FINEST IN opening prayer and welcome APPOINTMRNT ONLY ^ PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY and guest speaker, and a list of The guest speaker was the tals, 72 schools and institutions Reasonable Rates various organizations available were given by the Rev. Martin Very Rev. Monsignor Richard in the Chicago ajid Detroit arch­ OlA£Cr COLOR...Oll PAINTINGS Anno, O.S.B., pastor of St. Duffy, pastor of St. Joseph’s SU CK t WHITE at the Catholic schools. dioceses and the Lansing, Sagi­ Call 388-3506 BAKERIES John’s. parish in Ft. Collins. Monsignor Photograph/ 8/ naw and Grand Rapids dio­ 703 So. Ivy lionu of Fine Pastries Women Accountants Mrs. Alex Bauer, president of Duffy spoke on his recent trip Rocolvos Garb ceses. 66 So. Broadway the St. Agnes Altar and Rosary through the Orient and Europe. 733 So. University The public relatiolis meeting Sister Mary Sharon, the for­ iS5J f. COtMX AVf. . 90-435) 1550 Colorado Blvd. of the .American Society of mer Yvonne Louise Parson- L -’410 East 3rd Ave. Women Accountants will be held eault, granddaughter of Mrs. November 19 at the Gaslite N. J. Parsoneault, Lakewood, room at 6:30 p.m. St. Mary Magdelene’s parish, “ Sight and Sound Our Specialty” Dr. John Wilkinson, economics received the garb of a novice AL'S APPLIANCES instructor, Denver university, in the Daughters of Mary anp will speak on “ European Com­ Joseph in the congregatlbn Sales and Service ail makes mother house in Palos Verldei Commerce City's mon Market.” Calif. The daughter of 'M ' Fine TV and Appliance Service 288-9163 and Mrs. Frank Parsoneaui. 288-0810 7260 Monaco El Segundo, Calif., Sisit r CCW Board Mary Sharon is a great-niete 6TH AVE. of the late Sister Mary No ■- bert of Loretto Heights co{l & OLIVER'S I Sets Session lege, Denver. MARION i Meat Market 1 Good Shepherd For Nov. 20 Guardians “ Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats” The board of directors of the The first fall meeting of tlhe Cut East Denver district, Archdio- Good Shepherd Guardians CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS To ORDER ecsan Council of Catholic Wom­ scheduled for Nov. 14 at Fresh Poultry Fish 5 en, will meet at 10 a m. Wed­ Good Shepherd convent, 1401 S. for Christmas shopping ... or any day SAY 9 Professional Meat Cutters to Serve You ^ nesday, Nov. 20, in St. John Colorado boulevard. the Evangelist’s church. E. Sev­ Ft. Collins Disfrief Officers Members of the South Demter ' CHARGE IT PLEASE " at any of the May-D&F Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6lh Ave. I; enth avenue and Elizabeth Talking over the meeting of the Ft. Collins district. Arch­ Council of Catholic Women v'ill SV.'AWbWANV. m'-, .V.V.‘‘WWi%%\VV.WAWWVWv street. diocesan Council of Catholic Women held in Longmont are the be guests at a tea to be served stores. Use your charge plate or open an ac­ The board consists of the offi­ distric; officers. Seated, from left, are Father Martin .Amo, at 2 p.m., followed by a tqur cers and chairmen of the East count for your greater shopping convenience. O.S.B., pastor of St. John’s parish, Longmont; Mrs. Margue­ of the convent buildings. Denver.district and of presidents rite Peyton Thompson, president; and the Very Rev. Monsignor of affiliated organizations. Make May-D&F a shopping habit for quality, Richard Duffy, pastor of St. John’s parish, FI. Collins, and Mrs. Philip Rotole, first vice spiritual adviser of the district CCW; standing, Mrs. Alex Dr. James P. Gray service and everyday low prices. president, will conduct the meet Bauer, third vice president; Mrs. James Brown, secretary; and ing. A short report will be given OPTOAAETRIST Mrs. L. P. Cassidy, treasurer. Downtown, University Hills, Westland and by the presidents on the pro gress of the committees they Eyes Exumined Colorado Springs have chosen for the year. Visual Care Mrs. Raymond Mutz, director, Contact Lenses will give an outline of the ACCW Archdiocesan CCW .November meeting. Mrs. Philip 213 Colo. Bldg. Pacheco will talk on the high 1615 Calif. lights of the National Council of Holds Quarterly Session Catholic Women institute held For Appointment Call; M iH a E in Lincoln, Neb.- the past Sep- Julesburg — The Northeast tions of the Cross were followed 825-8883 district of the Archdiocesan by a hoard meeting, conducted Council of Catholic Women held by the vice president, Mrs. its fall quarterly meeting in St. Brandt of Julesburg. Nine of Anthony’s church on Thursday, the .Northeast parishes were Nov. 7. represented. Five guest priests Nearly 80 women registered were present. for a day of recollection, con­ The women of Julesburg ducted by Father Declan Mad­ served a smorgasbord luncheon. den, O.F.M., assistant pastor of Mrs. Schropper announced St. Elizabeth’s parish, Denver. that St. Anthony’s parish. Ster­ ling, will be host for the next M A N I THE BUSINESS meeting was deanery quarterly meeting on called to order by the president. Feb. 13, 1964. Mrs. David Schropper. The BEHIND spiritual adviser. Father James ‘ r o s .ARV, conference, and F. Haltpran, Julesburg pastor, Benediction completed the day. led the opening prayer and ex­ tended a welcome. The recent! YOUR CA'O rally at Sterling was re- i ported on. Father Halloran ex-1 plained the rewards of daily I Mass and encouraged daily at-i Scotch Treat brand. tendance at Mass. I Frozen. Green Peas Morning conferences and Sta-i

Engaged He doesn’t work in a comfortable office... his job doesn’t Morton brand, ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garramone, have many elements of excitement. Even when the weather Frozen. Neopolitan, , Denver, have announced the en- is at Its best, this Public Service Company Gas Main Coconut Cream, jgagement of their daughter, Chocolate Cream, 3 ';» sl ' Rosanna Marie, to Raymond Repairman is usually in a ditch at the business end of Vincent Bremer of Laramie. Cream Pies Banana. a variety of hand tools. His importanre to you goes right Wyo., son of the late Mr. and .Mrs. R. V. Bremer of Wheat- to the heart of your home. This man, and many more like ridge. Miss Garramone is a him, keeps the tmy blue flame which brings you the comfort graduate of St. Joseph high snow utar brand. 2-Gal. and convenience of natural gas burning around the clock. S'|S9 school. Denver, and attended Vanilla. ctn. Loretto Heights college. U s t year he and his co-workers kept natural gas flowing Ice Cream Her fiance was graduated through the approximately 3,000 miles of gas main which from Regis high school. Denver, and is now Attending the Univer­ serves over 250,000 natural gas customers in the sity of Wyoming in Laramie. For Denver Metropolitan Area. His job may not be glamorous, The couple plans a December but it is one which is extremely important to you and one wedding. * Insurance which we at Public Service Company take seriously. J Enchilada Dinner;f£39° News Deadline! * S’jrety Bonds The deadline for news stories /- C/.'.L WE GIVE and pictures to appear in the “ Denver Catholic Register” is PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY GOLD Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond' Paul T. McGrady ents are asked to have their ma­ OP COLORADO terial at the “ Register” office VAN SCHAACK & CO. BOND the m ove at this time to assure publica­ 310 Patterson Bldg. dn /n/iiiof'Owned uLhl/^on / tion in the following Thursday We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. MAin 3-9333 STAMPS Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru Sat., Nov. 16, 1963. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver'Catholic Register Page 7 ACCW Board of Directors Plan Quarterly Meeting on Nov. 19 Award to Helen Bontils on Nov. 25 The quarterly meeting of the in the American Legion biiild- his reaction to and comments To Note Service to Americon Theater board of directors of the Den­ ing. 1J70 Broadway. on the .National Leadership in-, ver Archdiocesan Council of Officers, district presidents, stitute held in Lincoln. .Neb., in Helen Bonfils has been se­ finest commnnitv theater plants j Others who have eceived the Catholic Women will be held on and chairmen will make re­ September. lected by the .Adult Education in the U.S. I Wyer award were Dr. .Alfred Tuesday, Nov. 1#. ports. Copies of the reports are The luncheon will be served council of Metropolitan Denver M. Bailey, director of the Den- The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ to be submitted to the secretary at 12:30 p.m. The price will be She also has been in large to receive the 1963 Malcolm [ver Museum of Natural History, liam J. Monahan, associate di­ at the meeting. $3. tax and tip included. Reser­ measure responsible for the pre­ Glenn Wver award for her con­ and Rabbi C. E. H. Kauvar. rector of Catholic Charities, will vations should be made before sentations of the Denver Post tributions to the American thea­ Rabbi Manuel I^iderman of the sing a Requiem Mass for Mrs THE VERY REV. Robert Nov. 16 with Mrs. .Andrew Mc- operas for the past 30 years. ter and to other forms of adult Hebrew Educational alliance M. J. O’Fallon, the council’s Nevans. pastor of St. Peter’s! Callin, 537 Steele street. 322- Among the honors she has re­ education. [Was this year’s chairman of the first president, in Holy Ghost church. Greeley, will be the! 3665; or Mrs. Henry Newvahr.i ceived are the .American I^e- The award will be presented inward committee. church, 19th and California luncheon speaker. He will give: 4340 E. 16th avenue. 332-3772. gion’s “ Citizen of the A’ear” at a luncheon to be held in the streets, at 9 a m., immediately award in 1949, the “ Honor Brown Palace hotel Monday, before the meeting at 10 a.m. Award” of the Denver Commu­ X j , Nov. 25. Howard Taubman, 'THE MEETING will be held nity Chest in 1951; the 1957 drama critic of the New Y’ork “ Festival Golden Chair Award” Times, will be the featured from the Central City Opera as- FKESH FRUIT speaker at the luncheon. BASKETS FOIDC IMSM. «T THE AWARD will be one of a long series of honors received MMtfiCMMCEIT' SO EASY by Miss Bonfils for her contri­ 237-1366 butions to religious, civic, phil­ anthropic, theatrical, and cul­ tural activities. TO RUN Among these honors is the Papal cross, “ Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice,” which was awarded ANYONE CAN her in 1942 by Pope Pius XII for her generous contributions BECOME AN EXPERT! to the Church. FAMILY Outstanding among her bene­ factions to the Church in Colo­ V O PUN! rado was a generous gift that NEW made passible the completion of the magnificent Holy Ghost church in downtown Denver in PUYER PIANOS 1943. AnoUier gift in 1955 en­ Symbol of Christ’s Coming abled the* church to install its Howard Taubman present lighting and sound sys­ sociation; and an award of hon­ Mrs. James A. Ryan of 1917 Leyden street explains the tems. or for distinguished service to significance of the Advent wreath to her four children, left ‘Protty Alice Blue Gown’ medicine and humanity from to right, Mary Pat (7), Mark (3), Kathy (8), and Karen (5). Pretty .Alice Brislane of Holy Family high school appears A. B. DICK SHE ALSO donated the grotto Rose Memorial hospital in 1957. In the tradition of the Advent Wreath ceremony one white to be walking in the clouds in her blue nylon fleece robe and shrine of Our Lady of Guad­ TABLE TOP OFFSET candle is lighted on the first Sunday of Advent by the young­ and matching scuffle slippers. Alice is typical of the youthful alupe at the Margery Reed MR. TAUBMAN, who is com­ est child in the family able to do so. An older child lights talent which will be on display in “ Teen Dreams’’ on Nov. Mayo day nursery. Included Thit UTMlI otfvet duplicator has been ing to Denver for the award to designed specifically for churches. a second candle during the second week of .Advent. On the 22, 1963 at the Denver City .Auditorium theater. among her contributions have A. B. Dick offset makes It possible been $35,000 to the renovation of Miss Bonfils, has served with for churches to realize substantial third Sunday, Gaudete Sunday, the mother lights the pink SAVINGS In postal rates. You also candle and all rejoice for the coming of Christ is near. The Annunciation school, Denver; the New York Times for more will be pleasantly surprised to see fourth candle is illuminated by the father of the family on $5,000 toward the establishment than 30 years in the field of mu­ how this SIMPLIFIED DFFSET CPTL Show Has sic and drama and became DUPLICATOR will handle all of your the last Sunday of Advent. of the home economics depart­ printing The wreaths are being sold again this year by the alum­ ment at Cafiiedral high school; drama critic in I960. nae of Loretto Heights college, who donate all profits to the $1,200 for science equipment at The presentation will mark COMPAa 2rx24"x35", school’s scholarship fund. Orders may be placed by calling Cast of Teen Models Loretto Heights college; an or­ the fourth year of the annual including feed table and the Alumnae office at 936-3477. Wreaths are $2.25 locally and gan for St. Philomena’s church. award, which was first given MUSIC CO. receiving troy. $3 if mailed out of town. Enthusiasm runs high among months of the school year. Denver; and scholarships In 1960 to Malcolm Glenn Wyer, through the Bonfils foundation former Denver librarian and Hraa Pai4dat the participants in the 1963 All These will include such events IB21 Uasala VERSATILE Color or black SpKialUtz In Party Pattrlai i School Fashion Show, to be held as ski weekends and slumber to students at Regis and Loretto first president of the Adult Edu­ cation council. and white copies of type, Nov. 22 in the Denver City .Au­ parties as well as the lofty Heights college. 1332 Broadway - 244-4556 MARY ANNE i The daughter of Frederick G. photos, drawings— 3 x 5 ditorium theater. dreams of prom and graduation Bonfils, co-founder of the Den­ to 11 X 14 inches. BAKERIES ; As curtain time draws near, night. In each sequence, the ver Post, Miss Bonfils has long virtually all the schools in the fashions will be geared to the ECONOMICAL to operate All Butter ! been one of the outstanding fig­ city are buzzing with excite­ simple and modest lines of the ures in theatrical circles in Den­ and own — lease if you CAKES CLUB youthful figure. ment, for the cast of the show ver and New York. wish. for draws from the talent of all DON’T WAIT! Wtddings the local elementary and high THE MUSICAL background As a memorial to her parents and she built the Bonfils theater In ORDBR YOUR Partitt schools. will be supplied by 150 voices of the grade school members of Denver, acclaimed as an excel­ 1 1 1 0 . lent example of modem classi­ Call LEADING THE fashion pa­ the Inter Parochial choir under Rosary Circle cal architecture and one of the M3 S. Broadway — PE. ) itlt rade are nine lovely Denver the direction of Leo Frazier. In 255-0481 93 W. Girard, Engwwood-SU l-IOM The newly organized Ro.sary addition, the 60 members of the U Broadway — SP 7-7413 circle called “ Our Lady of Per­ Dry Goods company Deb THANKSGIVING 880 FEDERAL Teachers Depart petual Help” met in the home board members. They will be concert section of the choir will of Mrs. Helen Fields, 1362 South assisted by two attractive teen­ perform several separate selec­ For Africa Missions Patton court. The group was agers from each high school in tions. Toronto, Ont. — Two Canad the area. .Alsp four pretty young TURKEY organized by Daniel McEmery. Highlight of the evening will ian school teachers have left for Elected officers are: Presi­ women will travel from Colo­ be the introduction of the “ C Southern Rhodesia, first mem OUR OWN RAISiD - OUR OWN DRESSID A THE BEER THAT. ■ dent, Celia Miller, vice president rado Springs to model for this Notes,” a male quartet from hers of the newly formed Ca ■ I and spiritual director, Margaret evening. Cathedral high under the direc­ nadian Lay Missioners organ!' Corn Fed for Flavor — Cleaned Perfectly Clean MADE MILWAUKEE i Hallahan; first vice president. Lending an air of masculinity tion of the Rev. Robert J. zation to undertake mission as­ Rose Gallegos; secretary and to the show will be a^ dozen Greenslade. signments in underprivileged treasurer, Helen Fields; assist­ male escorts from various high countries. Their repertoire will include FAMOUS I ant treasurer, Mary Chavez; schools, in addition there will A farewell reception was held be ‘29 small-fry selected from such favorites as ' Standing on for Jim Slack of Meadow Lake, FRESH I publicity chairman, Mary Gal­ legos. the junior ranks to display fash­ the Corner Watching All the Ont., and Ron Gentile of Tim­ Girls Go By" and "Thank The next meeting will be held ions for the young at heart. mins, Ont. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. ! Even Mom will get into the act HcaveniFor Little Girls.” Quar­ at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 13 HENS I as four league members intro­ tet members are: John Koke, C Cc TOMS 8 Qc in the home of vMrs. Mary Brian Norton, Ed Robles and 14 to 17 lb. ^ 20 to 25 lb. ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ Robert M.-Paul V ,-M . T. Murray ■ ■ ■ ■ n Chavez, 1210 South Winona duce the latest in adult styles. Distinctive John Olejnizak. Oven Really U ib Oven Ready * court. New members are wel­ Serving as hostesses for the With such a talented inter- come. Information may be ob­ program will be two additional tained by calling 936-5083 or girls from each parochial high parochial cast, anticipated sales Portraits GEESE, DUCKS, ROASHRS, FRIES, EGGS i school. Fashions through the exceed 2,500 tickets. Tickets are WALSH, m & SMITH 934-5093. ' You are cordially in­ j courtesy of the Denver Dry available through local high vited to see our Por­ school offices or parish CPTL traiture In Black and RIDGE VALLEY POULTRY Cathedral Sodality I Goods Co. Pat Geyer, fashion White, UUs and Direct director for the store will do representatives for a 50 cent Color. DMwar’f CiM iiM f Poultry Mkt. Mrs. Josephine Rayboum will the commentary. donation. The show will be held ' speak on Ceylon at the regular “ Teen Dreams” is planned on Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, 7:30 5650 W. 29TH Est. 1864 monthly meeting of the Cathe­ Faingold Studios around the typical school cal­ to 9:30 p.m. in the Denver City dral parish sodality, Wednesday BE 3-0757 — BE 3-0836 endar and the teen-age dreams Auditorium theatre. General Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. in St. Paul’s Hilton Hotel Special Holiday Houn: that surround the various ac­ chairman of the show is Mrs. Men. 2sni, Tuet. U lh -W t Will Stay Open -nil f : X P.M. Reading room of the Cathedral. Phone 266-1926 Wp Will CIPM at t3:M Noon Wed. 37tti 1010 GUARANTY tivities that fill the weeks and Leo McGrath. II Mrs. Raybourn, a graduate of BANK BLOG. DENVER MA 3-7245 the University of Iow a,. has traveled all over the world. She Says Nuns Deserve has spent six weeks in Peru and Workers’ Benefits pniiniifliiiiimiiiiimiimiiniiiiiiMiiMimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiH^ ..... mnin'l seven months in Europe. Chicago — Nuns are entitled! I For The Finest Cleaning | She has been to South Amer­ to social security, fringe bene-j ica twice, to Mexico, Central fits, adequate medical care, and I And Repairing | .America, Iceland, Africa and provision for old age and infir-1 AJJIHIIOHI has spent considerable time in mity, the president of Mar-1 I ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS I the Mediterranean Area. quette university. Milwaukee,! I NEW RUGS ond CARPETS | .After Mrs, Rayboum’s speech said here. a brief business meeting and re­ Father William F. Kelley,! MOTHERS freshments served by the pub­ S.J., addressed some 2,200 com-' licity committee will conclude munity leaders who propose to; the evening. Guests or anyone raise funds for a new infirmary' I 1 interested in a business wom­ and hospital on the grounds of | I 2630 E. 3rd 333-8840 or 322-8361 | en's sodality are cordially in­ the Sisters of St. Joseph in La- 1 Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home 1 vited to attend. Grange, 111.

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You May Have Your Daughter’s School Uniform Cleaned And Two Bayberry-scented Pressed And Ready For Use candies for joining Any Saturday. ANB’s Christinas Ciub! Baybarry candles are traditional at Christmas. Their distinctive fra­ grance imparts a speciai charm to holiday festivity. And legend says 226 E. nth AVE. 5915 SO. UNIVERSITY gnod luck and wealth will follow thair use during the Yuletide season. ARVADA SOUARE 518 E. COLFAX A N B this year has a gift for you of a new, SHOPPING CENTER 38th BENTON larger pak of bayberry-scented candles ... t just for iolning the 1964 Christmas Club. COLO. BLVD. AT EVANS 73 E. BELLEVIEW O ur supply Is limited ... so stop in soon. In High Style IRVING I W. ALAMEDA You'll enjoy this Christmas more know­ Brushing up on their modeling technique for the sixth an­ ing you ve already started to save to­ 1490 CARR IN COLORADO SPRINGS ward a paid-up Christmas next year. nual luncheon and fashion show to be held by the Denver 317 SO. NEVADA Regis chib auxiliary at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 23. in the COLFAX AT PIERCE A M E R IC A N Regis college center are Mrs. Gary Gunther, left, and .Mrs. VENETIAN VILLAGE Jamer R. .Alenius, right. Smiling her approval is Mrs. Fred 7130 NO. FEDERAL 7 FOOD BANK -Albi, seated, chairman of the decorations committee. The N A T IO N A L 34th t DOW NING SHOPPING CENTER fashions for the show will be provided by Gano-Downs. Reser­ BANK vations may be made with Mrs. Don Ryckman, 279-5897; Privt-fa Idaifaf / fret It-latk Pm Ul) Mrs. James .•■.Itenbern. 798-2730; or .Airs. Edward J. O'Brien, Honest Diy Cleaning Values Oearanteeii 17th n i S tttt / 244-4*11 233-6920. Poge 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963

'Mary, M ary' Film Best EideldafmwMt*v / t I ■ The EnstewoodEnglewood-Littleton Littleton and Through Southwest Denver 935-8160, ®™"" or Walt GallGaUegos, Southwest Denver area Council 4844, they c«n be ob­ 934-3592; through Bishop Tihen Knights of Columbus are spon­ tained by calling Ed Clark, Council 4796, by calling Dr. John A. Fischer. WE 6-3716, soring Our Town by Thornton Among Current Offerings or John H. McCourt, WE 4- Wilder. The play, staged and MOVIES 7806. produced by the speech and By C. J. Zicha The story is reminiscent of Noel Walt Disney’s latest release. drama department of Loretto All the laughs and funny busi­ Coward’s Private Lives, insofar The Incredible Jonmey, is not Heights college, Denver, will CPTL Members ness that went into Jean Kerr’s as the couple find that they are only a film that is ideal for open Friday evening. Nov. 22, Broadway hit show, Mary ideally suited to each other and children but it should impress at the May Bonfils Stanton FOlowIna a n Hlim to aopaar an Dan- On Radio Show Mary, are expertly transferred need to forego pride to let their I adults. It’s an extremely pleas­ Center of Performing .■trts on var aad Cotofoea Sariats atatiana tMa marriage work. waak. Tima an, alatlam tlwiM ba caii- Mmes. Eugene Debell and to the screen in Warner Broth­ ant tale of two dogs and a cat, the college campus. Ml1a« by iha vlawar. La«)aa al Oa- Leo McGrath will represent ers’ version directed by Mervyn But Mary, Mary is a comedy a bull terrier, Labrador re­ (See picture Page 16) caacy ratlagi a n ; A-t, tomlly, A-i, abvm and adaittctahi A -L adutta onlyi the Catholic Parent-Teachers’ LeRoy and now showing at the all the way and director LeRoy triever, and Siamese cat, who I . Nrtty ablactidubit tar all) C can- Centre theater, Denver, and gets the most from Richard encounter adventure in the Ca­ Our Town is the drama of damnad. Ratinfs kava baaa cbackad League (CPTL) on the 5:30 American life. On Broadway a«aiatt litHaf taund In “TV OwWa'* broadcast of "Project ’83” Sun­ Peak theater, Cobrado Springs. Breen’s screenplay and his fair­ nadian wilderness. matailna. it ran more than two years The thin plot line has some­ ly competent Cast A wise The film is based on Sheila day. Nov. 17, on KOA Radio, with Martha Scott and the late U TU R D A Y , NOV. U Denver. thing to do with the misunder- choice was recruiting Barry Bumford’s book of the same Frank Craven. ’This will be Coma on Rangora, A-1; Down Wax- Nelson and Michael Rennie title about the three animals Ico Way, A-1; K ing DInoaaur, A-1: Mrs. McGrath, is chairman of from the Broadway cast Nelson ■ who embark on a journey of the second stage play present­ Jaguar, A-1; Outlawa ot Ilia Daaart, the league’s annual ^4ashion ed at the new Center of Per­ A-1; Untamad, B; Hall to Eltmity. as the husband and Rennie as more than 200 miles. It’s a B; King of Roaring Nra, A-3; Black­ show, and Mrs. Debell is co- his movie star rival are un­ smoothly paced movie with forming .Arts by the Loretto board Jungla, B: Big Jim McLain, chairman. Chuck Muller will Heights players. A-1; Tha Calna Mutiny, A-lt Founfaln- 7km usually good. some outstanding scenic affects. haad, B; Affair Wim a Strangar, A-li conduct the interviews for the Debbie Reynolds, who has The story is fashioned simply Tha Crookad Wab, A-1; All Quial on sponsor, Capitol Mortuary. TICKETS for all three per­ the Waatarn Front, B; Command Dacl- A U D ie n c e proved her flair for comedy in and directly and the offscreen alon, A -I; Shadow on tha Window, A -t Catholic l^ h school girls will formances are available at the the past, is the wife. She de­ narration by Rex Allen is not SUNDAY, NOV. 17 model fashions present^ by the Center’s Box Office or by Sing You Slnnara, A-1; Battia of Sax­ standing between a husband livers some of the wittiest lines overdone. Denver Dry G o^ s Company in calling 936-4552. es. A-1; Malaya, A-1; Kiss Iha Blood and wife who decide to call in the script, but where Mrs. The Incredible Journey, now Off My Hands, A-1; Harculas. A -I; the show Nov. 23. Proceeds will their marriage quits. The in­ Tickets also are available Going My Way, A-I. finance CPTL activities. Kerr had her original Mary pbying at the Denver theater, MONDAY, NOV. II terplay concerns both the hus­ show some depth and sym­ Denver, should not be overesti­ through St. Mary’s Council King Dinosaur, A-1; Casbah, B; Fa­ Other “ Project ’83” broad­ band and wife’s attempts to pathy, Miss Reynolds seems to mated as strictly children’s 3340, Englewood-Uttleton, by ther of Bride, A-1; Eight Iron Man, casts will be heard Sunday at calling Stanley Wiruth, 794- A-1; Story of Dr. Wassail, A-1; Plaasa ne Beld over, and uncon- play the role in a light fancy fare. It’s fascmatingly told and Ballava Wa, A-1; All My Sons, B. 1:30, 2:30. 3:30, 4:05, and 6:30 themselves as well. photographed and is a real de­ 4427; or Pete Lussier, 789- TUESDAY, NOV. 11 p.m. on KOA, 850 on the dial. throughout. Please Ballava M*> Vl SUES. THIU RIDAY hope that youths who make up Sheila Burnford’s novel, is narrated by Rex Allen. rently showing at Denver and ColO' 11M3AS33I rado Springs neighborhood and drive- a large per cent of the movie in theaters. Categories are A-1, for the box office today will be lured ■iinniwiniNiiiiiiiiiiiaiiBiHiBiHia family; A-2, for adults and young (C ine-atifie adults; A-3, for adults only; A-4, for to this film. Sad to say, the 3dults, with reservations; 6, morally film isn’t even a good thriller. objectionable in part for everyone; C, condemened. It’s ambiguities and unattrac­ BrmKi tive plot are too apparent and c i C l s i e i Beach Party, B; Bye, Bye Birdie, A-3; The Balcony, C; Come Btow Your overdrawn for consumption. Horn, A-3; Condemned of Altbna, A-3; Carotakors, A-3; Donovan's ROtf, A-2; An album featuring Ella Fitz B asie” (V erve 4C61) she is as­ David and L iu , A-2; 55 Days at Po­ king, A-1; For Lovi of Monty, B; In the French Style is based gerald and another with back­ sisted by the orchestra of Count Giant, A-1; Gathering of Eagles, A-1; The Ultimate In Mountain Dining on two stories by Irwin Shaw, ground music from a motion Basie with unique , arrange­ Guns of Darknoss,. A-2; Gidgot Gots incoTY^amiUe to Romo, A-1; Hud, A-2; Haunted Pal- Enjoy a Most Relaxing Evening Around the Piano Hearing Your who also co-produced the film. picture highlight recent re­ ments by Quincy Jones. Both cee, A-2; Irma La Deuce, B; It Hap­ Favorite Songs in the Beautiful Jester Lounge or Around the Jean Seberg portrays a girl leases from Verve and MGM musicians complement one an­ pened in Broad Daylight, A-4; Lilias of the Field, A-1; Lewrence of Arabia, Fireplace in the FIRESIDE LOUNGE. from the U.S. who comes to record s. other in familiar and standard A-2; Mondo Cene, A-4; Ntw Kind of Your Host Clarence Kunz Paris in hope of establishing Ella Fitzgerald departs from material that is bright and ef­ Leva, B; Oklahoma, B; Rampage, B; Spencem Mountain, A-3; Silent Wit­ herself as a painter. She be­ the ballad material which she fective. Basie and Miss Fitzger­ ness, A-3; Stolon Hours, A-2; Ticklish comes romantically involved does so well to take an excur­ ald are especially notable on Affair, A-1; Thrill of It All, A-2; sion into a combination of Term of Trial, A-3; Tammy and Doc­ VISIT DENVER’S FABULOUS with a young French engineer­ ‘‘Tea For Two,” “Honeysuckle tor, A-1; Tall Story* B; Wives and ing student who happens be swing and jazz. In “Ella and Rose,” and “ Satin Doll.” A high­ Lovars, B; West Side Story, A-3; SEAFOOD RESTAURANT! to Young Racers, A-2. only 16 years old. This sequence light is the singer’s “ Dream a Little Dream” backed by Basie is tactfully presented and there PARKING IN REAR on the organ. Both sound and SEE THE NEW are moments of humor and Dr. Brico to Conduct i:SE REAR KN IRANI F performance are very good. AND EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT pathos. OPEN 8 A.M. TO.MIDNIGHT The second part of the film, Symphony on Nov. 15 Milkos Rozsa, who has a dis­ however, finds the American Dr. Antonia Brico will lead tinguished list of motion pic­ girl letting down her hair (and Harry's Liquors the Denver Businessmen’s Or­ ture background music credits, OF AURORA morals) and skipping from one chestra in its first concert of comes up with one of his finest Full Line Imported /kc-IISrown^alttcc* romantic affair to another. Al­ scores in “Soundtrack From t } } t featuring the season on Friday, Nov. 15. and Domestic though this is an adult film and at Phipps Auditorium, Denver, the VIP’s.” The composer con­ COCKTAILS! DANCING! offers a few adroit and signifi­ at g;15 p.m. ducts the Rome Symphony oi- WINES - BEERS cant scenes on the theme of reservdions ENTERTAINMENT Dr. Brico has chosen three chestra in 13 themes from the LIQUEURS loneliness and finding oneself film, which serve as excellent and Seafood Delicacies from works not often heard in Den­ in the world, it nevertheless ver concerts. Samuel Barber’s background or mood music. • ice Cubes * THE FAMOUS OTSTER BAH bogs down storywise, and the overture to “The School for The score is undoubtedly the 9508 E. C O L F A X A V E . morally mixed-up heroine is de W. F. (W ALT) ANGERER. 366-7482 Scandal,’’ Beethoven’s Eighth best part of this rather long picted like one of her own paint Symphony, and the Saint-Saens and tedious film. Rozsa’s versa­ tfjJOV U M ,»*:n I FD D '\ N f R ings, that is, flat and without tility shines throughout and the Symphony No. 3 are the works •.•.■it;. , - 7 depth. music is serene, nostalgic, and f. ‘A INT h L GLAMOF^OL’S A T V O S P H t R K to be heard. ^ 7 " gay. The sound on this MG.M re­ Dr. Everett Jay Hilty, profes­ of llir LA^FITF ROOf.: The Clirisfophers cording (MGM 4152) is excell­ sor of music. University’’ of Colo­ ent. The Christophers, with Father rado, is organ instrumentalist in the Saint-Saens symphony. ITS A MOVIE James M. KeUer, M.M., as host, Film on Freud will be beard Sunday, Nov. 17, T icket, at $1.50, with adm is­ MOVIE. NOW... ‘ at 11:15 a.m. on KOA-TV, Chan sion for children at $1, are I Classified A-4 nel 4, Denver, and KOAA-TV, available at the Knight-Camp- ! The m ovie. T h e S ecret Pas-| FROM BROADWAY’S Channel 5, Colorado Springs. bell Music Co., 1617 California ision, formerly titled Freud, hasj street; The Bookery, 527 loth # 1 C O M E D Y been classified by the Legion of street; Brentwood .Music Cen­ H IT F O R 3743 FEDERAL BLVD. ter, 2950 W. .Asbury avenue; Decency as A-4, unobjectionable M usic C i^', 3237 E. C olfax a v ­ for adults with reservations, for THREE 7900 E. COLFAX AT TRENTON enue; V o ice & V ision, 5705 E. the following reasons: '^Directed with sciultive restraint and a HILARIOUS C olfax avenue; .\B & K T ele­ conspicuous regard for good taste, this vision S ervice, 1459 S. P earl motion picture dramatizes the first third Y E A R S I street; and Pooh Corner Book of Doctor Si^nund Freud's professional FAMILY NITE career. The limits which this film bi­ and Record Shop, Cherry Creek ography has set for itself are legitimate Shopping Center. Tickets may but to the laymen would suggest that I Freud's thinking never moved beyond SPECIAL be reserved by callin g 322-8380. the pansexualism emphasized in the Sacred Heart Program f i t /Aon. — Tues. — Wed. “ Points of Difference” will be discussed by the Very Rev. Robert I. Gannon, S.J., of New HEAR 5 P.M. ’Til 8 P.M. York on the Sacred Heart Pro­ ENDS gram Sunday, N ov. 17, on m and UARN K B T V , Channel 9, D enver, at WEDNESDAY! C 10:30 a.m. In Colorado Springs, the same day, on KKTV, Chan­ On KOA Radio Reg. $1.49 Now nel 11, at 9 a .m ., the p rog ra m 's .98' 10:20 Every Sunday evening. new series, “Fountains of the Questions on religion sub­ Savior” will open with a talk mitted by the radio audi­ Includes: Soup, Juice, or Salad by the Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, ence answered on the arch­ S.J., on "What Is Devotion to diocesan broadcast. Choice of; 6 Different Entrees the Sacred Heart.” A Booklet on Calholic Beverage and Dessert Family Theater Church available free of TICHNICOUM* R egis T oom ey w ill star in cost to all inquiries. Never Let the Sun Cro Down on WRITE TO , . Baadon(* Sage _ Pnx)ue«lo«t» . Scr(en()ta(ti( . Dxedeilhi f t * 0 * 1 Father Patrick Peyton’s-vFam- rfOdUCllOII PtarbfJBIIIIlHI SlagetiiroERSlDflS BCHUIOLeilfiil KUVniiW WMNtKMtOS. COFFEE SHOPS ily Theater Sunday, Nov. 17, .Ask and Learn, Station at 9:05 p.m. on KOSl Radio,' KO.A. D enver 80203, C olorado 3743 FEDERAL BLVD. 7900 E. COLFAX D enver. Rips Mullen, 27-0, for Denver Title Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 Confraternity Chooses Regis Awaits State Grid Foe New Slate of Officers Colorado Springs — New offi­ school and for the postulants, FIPIAL STANDINGS } 9 • 1.III m Ml into gear and the Raider offen- cers have been elected for the first year college students. MvftM 1 9 .771 m Mjsive was both balanced and ef- SI. MAfyi 1 2 J7I 17$ Confraternity of the ’Third Or­ ’Through the confraternity the j^jfective with Bob Langfleld call- SI. Jasapk's i 3 M7 133 1091 der of St. Francis at Mt. St. XUdidbd»l S 4 JS4 173 MSw jing the shots and Tom Robin­ girls, who are preparing for life St. Frauds 4 $ .444 131 »41 Francis, mother house of the son, George Radovich and Dave as Franciscan nuns, partake in Mt. Cannal ... 1 4 J33 107 M4l Poor Sisters of St. Francis Ser­ CettMdral ..... I r J32 *3 MS'ias< Hawkins churning for good the merits of the Franciscan VMMMKianOT 1 7 JU 119 223< aph. Holy Family . . 0 9 jm 33 341:“ yardage. life through the Third Order, ! It was more of the same in ELECTEID TO serve as pre­ Regis high school, undisputed | second half as the Regis fect of the confraternity was ON NOV. 18, II hew mem­ champion of the Denver Paro-1 forward* broke through for the Karin Kelly of Denver. Other bers were received Into the or­ chial league, stands by this big play each time Mullen officers are Antoinette Foley, der and six novices became pro­ weekend as the Raiders’ op)po- made any type of sustained Cheyenne, Wyo., vice prefect; fessed members. Father Arthur nent in the Nov. 24 state Parok march. Gloria Zalen^y, Security, sec­ Drbsen, chaplain at Mt. St. title game is determined. And then Regis capped its retary: Donna Van Der Wege, Francis, is spiritual director of Pueblo Catholic and Canon scoring with a pair of TDs in Colorado Springs, treasurer; the confraternity. City Abbey, which battled to a the' final period to wrap things Mary Paulette Buchholz, Den­ 12-12 tie last Sunday to dead­ up. ver, mistress of novices; and lock the Southern Parochial Patricia Britten, Omaha, Neb., league race, will settle the issue ROBINSON burst over from librarian and infirmarian. in a Friday night replay in!the 10 to cap the initial Regis > .l BOOTSwL The confraternity is entering Pueblo. drive and Bemie Michalek TWOLRACER,$K5 Prgis'.btonal Fitting picked up a loose ball and went Its fourth year. It was begun In 10 « for the 10th, 11th, and PUEBLO CATHOUC is the in from the 18 for the second 3IOJ t COIFAX Jb5-I93l defending State Parochial tally after Tom LeDuc shook 12th grade students of the high champion. ’The Irish edged SL the baU loose from Wayne Mary’s of Colorado Springs last Wells. year. 14-13. Radovich took it over from The curtain came down on the 15 to climax a 52-yard drive ONE pickup for DIRECT service the Denver Parok season in and then Langfield and Paul startling fashion as Coach Guy Cattermole combined on a 62- This Raider Gives • • • Gibbs’ Raiders took charge yard pass-run play for the to both Regii’ Tom Bobinson puts on a burst of speed to elude a from the opening whistle and finale. Rusty Liley kicked three Reason to Choor Mullen defender in Sunday’s Parochial league title game at completely dominated the conversions. Regia stadlnm. Robinson capped a brilliant league career by game against Mullen for a 27-0 Robinson gained 107 yards in Patti Nevans, Regis high cheerleader, has the Raider par­ coasts scoring his 17tb touchdown of the season and carrying for 107 victory. It was the fifth straight 17 carries and Radovich added tisans whooping it up. The St. Mary’s academy student had no yards in 17 tries as Regis won, 27-0. year in which Regis won the 64 in the same number of at­ trouble firing up the Regis followers Sunday as the Raiders Denver title outright or shared tempts to pace the rushers. But took charge early and sewed up the Parok title by running it. this was a team win in every past Mullen, 27-0. DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING COJNC. Any thoughts the Mustangs sense of the word, with line 4 5 t h A Jacknon Oenvor Phono Dudley 8 -4 6 8 7 had about gaining a tie for the play especially decisive. crown were quickly erased as Loretto Senior to Give Q ( A S ^ h h ♦♦♦ the Big Red showed its author­ IN OTHER contests Sunday, ity by marching 69 yards to a St. Joseph whipped Cathedral, Speech Recitai Tonight touchdown after the kickoff, 19-8. to take fourth place; ^t. “ The Life and Works of Amy evening, Nov. 14, in the May AHENTION HUNTERS!! then breaking the backs of the Francis wound up a strong sec­ Lowell" is the subject of the Bonfils Stanton Center of Per­ GUARD YOUR Mullen stalwarts by turning a ond half finish in league play speech recital to be given by forming Arts on the college CAMPER WITH A im ffT Q p o m fumble into a second quarter with a 20-6 conquest of Annun­ Elizabeth Marranzino, daughter score and blunting a Mustang ciation; Mount Carmel handed of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Marran­ campus, 3001 S. Federal boule­ drive with a fumble recovery. winless Holy Family its ninth zino, 3600 Zuni street, Mt. Car­ vard. Police Auto Alarm SOMETIMES THE BEST in a person comes out in the By halftime, with Regis straight loss, 38-0, and Mache- mel parish. Following Elizabeth’s presen­ liuttll II yourMlI on iny car, cimpar or ahead, 13-0, it was evident to midst of his adversity. That’s why I’m more of a Paul Hornung beuf waltzed to a 51-19 win over Elizabeth is a senior major­ truck. Works on a or 11 volt batterlos. Alarm tation, Elaine Segale, a class­ sounds automatically wlian vttilcla Is sllgnt- fan now than ever before. the realists in the crowd of 6, Trinidad Catholic in a non­ ing in speech and drama at mate of hers, will do a dra­ ly shaken or moved, and stops automatically The Golden Boy of the Green Bay Packers is serving an in­ 000 that packed Regis stadium league affair in Trinidad. Loretto Heights coUege. when vIbMtors In alerm ceese to vibrate. that the Raiders were not to be So it’s hail to the champs and matic monologue adapted from Ouard w r expensive equipment. When the ONLY »9 definite period of suspension from National Football league Her recital, open to the pub- elarm dnit Is not to be used at- all, simply denied victory. a well-deserved rest for Regis “ To Kill a Mockingbird.” flip the switch to off position. Postage Pd. competition. The verdict was handed by Pete Rozelle, NFL Uc, will be given Thursday Denver Residents add aoc commissioner, when Hornung admitted last spring to having while its state playoff foe is de­ Sales Tex, other Colorado THE NORTHSIDE school’s termined; good try, but no cigar iducoters lo Meet Residents edd ZOc Sales placed bets on football games in which Green Bay participated. 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Tex. front wall was magnificent in this time for Mullen, which Chairmen of the modem for­ The announcement, you’ll recall, came as a shock to fans Booster Club breaking up most Mullen shares second place with St. eign language, Latin, English, Enclosed Is Q Check, n M.O» ter M.»S Plus Tax, Payabla Te DIMA CO., across the nation. sorties before they could move Mary’s of Colorado Springs. Board to Meet and music departments of Cath ■ex nis, Denver, Cetew MM7 If someone else had been similarly rapped on the knuck­ olic high schools in the arch­ NAME les, fan reaction would not have been much as great. But The executive board of the I diocese will hold a meeting at ADDRESS Hornung? The player whose every move millions of fans had Cathedral high school Booster 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, in CITY . .20NE STATE followed on TV and in the papers, first at Notre Dame and then club will hold its first meeting Cathedral high school. in Green Bay’s pro football hotbed? CYO Activities of the school year on Nov. 14 Initial reaction was that this couldn’t be. Everyone wait­ at 8 p.m. in Marian ball. ed for a denial. They wanted Paul to say it wasn’t so. All parents interested in at­ But it was so — and Hornung made no alibis. The St. Louis, Englewood, CYO will hold a roller skating tending or in helping with the “ I’m sorry that I let down the team and the fans of party Saturday, Nov. 16. from 7:30 to 11 p.m. at Roller City athletic program are welcome. Green Bay and of the league,’’ was the way a contrite Hor­ Central, 1900 S. Broadway. Rides will be furnished from St. The board consists of elected nung put it. He stepped out of the pro picture this season, as Louis school. .411 should meet at the school 7:15 p.m. Admission officials and appointed commit­ quietly as a star of his stature can slip from the center stage. and skates rental total will be 90 cents. tee chairmen of the club. Homung’s violation was minor compared with many of the “ As You Like It Music” will be presented Saturday, Nov, The co-chairmen for the gym­ sports scandals of the past. No one accused him of throwing nasium committee are Robert 16, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. by St. Phllomena’s-Cathedral CYO. a game of shaving points, or of performing at anything less Ertmer and Lincoln Dorman. This Thanksgiving dance will be held in St. Philomena’s school than his capacity in a contest. hall at 1040 Fillmore. Admission will be 25 cents for members They will organize the sale of cial event, which wiU include and 50 cents for non-members. Pop and doughnuts will be served tickets and refreshments and BUT THE RULE against work out the method ot hand­ introduction of all team mem­ at this festive. Thanksgiving affair. At a short general meeting ling the crowds on game nights. players betting on games had bers, be held in Colorado. Our the upcoming Denver CYO convention will be discussed. been broken. state, more than any other, Monday we talked with Hor­ dominates the squad. nung at the Denver Auto show In addition to Beattie, the Pupils to Hear Concert where he was one of several youngest man ever selected as sports personalities on hand. Olympic ski coach, five of the By Symphony Orchestra Naturally the question of his group are native Coloradans return to pro football warfare or attending college here. They Some 1.500 seventh and to help the youngsters in Den­ • Brakt Work eighth grade pupils from arch­ ver schools learn the pleasures • Tunn-up • Auto Painting came up. include Buddy Werner (Steam • Pront Whiel Alignmant diocesan schools will be guests “ I don’t know when I’ll be boat Springs), Bill Marolt (As of good music. • Body A Pendtr Rapair back. I hope it’s in 1964. It’s of the Denver Symphony orch­ pen). Chuck Ferries (Denver up to the commissioner. He estra the morning of Wednes­ SIMILAR CONCERTS f o r Corona Auto Service university), Barbara Ferries found that I had violated a day, Nov. 20, for a concert in children in Aurora and Engle­ Standard Gas & Oils rule — and that rule is in the (Colorado university) and Jim the Denver Auditorium arena. wood schools are scheduled 6th & Corona RA 24867 books. He suspended me. He Huega (Colorado university)., early in 1964. did his job. It will be up to THE PROGRAM, directed by him to determine when I might ADMISSION to the sendoff Saul Caston, will feature a se­ lection of “ Music of Many Na­ return." will he through the purchase of tions.” There was no bitterness to­ a $2 contribution ticket to the ward anyone. It was a frank , Another concert for the fourth, Olympic Ski Team fund. But appraisal of his status with no fifth, and sixth grade pupils request for special treatment. half of the ticket purchasers in Catholic schools is scheduled will receive free tow tickets at .And you knew it came -at a by the symphony orchestra in Lake Eldora for use later in particularly trying time for January. the season. Hornung, since his Packer The concerts are an annual teammates are preparing for Cooperating organizations in­ event, staged by the orchestra A s Sensible A s It Is Sm art! their big return game Sunday clude Colorado Ski Country with Chicago. The Bears hand­ USA, Olympic Ski Team Fund, ed the Packers their only loss Southern Rocky Mountain Ski of the season. The two clubs association, Martin Company NEW! are tied for the NFL western Ski cluh. Gates Rubber Com­ division lead. pany Ski club. United Airlines Ski club, Arlberg Ski club, I liked the way Hornung Stearns - Roger .Ski club and handled himself. There was not Tyrol Ski club. even an inference that others « * 8 had bet on games and that he DOTS AND DASHES: Rock- was being made the whipping hurst college of Kansas City re­ boy to keep the heat from turns 10 lettermen including all spreading to every city in the but one of its starters this year, NFL. after having compiled a 27-4 That’s why I’m more of a record last hasketball season. Paul Hornung fan now than It’s no wonder that the Hawks ever before. are optimistic. Their slate in­ cludes one school from this THE U.S. Olympic Alpine state— Southern Colorado State team will get a rousing sendoff of Pueblo.. . Bag limit for the LE SABRE 4-DOOR HARDTOP Nov. 24 from Coloradans. The post deer season in the Lar­ 14-man squad, which has been amie river-Bull mountain area training vigorously under Coach has been cut from two deer, It's hard to believe that Le Sabre is now priced within reach of almost every new Bob Beattie of Colorado univer­ hunter’s choice, to one deer, sity for several weeks, departs hunter’s choice. Reasons are car buyer. A courteous salesman at Denver Buick will be happy to show you. the next day for Innsbruck, poor deer winter range and a Austria. scarcity of game at the pres­ The Colorado sendoff, a co­ ent time. Dates are Nov. 23-Dec. Prove the superiority of Buick to yourself! Put yourself behind the wheel of this operative effort of scores of ski 1. The area in question i s . beauty at Denver Buick. Take it out on the rood...and see how it takes to the enthusiasts of the state, will be Game Management Unit 7 on from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. the big game map distributed; cosco road. New Buick performance...new Buick transmission...new Buick ride... 24 at Lake EMora, a new ski by the Colorado Game Fish; “ OIRECTOR" SERIES area 20 miles west of Boulder. and Parks department through new Buick savings. So smart...so sensible! EXECUTIVE CHAIR ' It’s appropriate that this spe­ license agencies in the state.; Now is the time • Here’s Cosco’s most comfortable VISIT... chair . . , with tilting seat, spring- Save $$$'s action backrest, six comfort adjust- | menta in all! Come in and see full line 1963 RAMBLERS of Cosco "Office fashioned” Seating! (39) TO CHOOSE FROM J ^ I O R A D O (5) DEMONSTRATORS AND EXECUTIVE CARS C^ood selection tUlion wsoons and evardrivet. a im Gnod S*l«€t»oo '44's OFFICE SUPPLY. 11^. Open Evenings ’till 9 700 BROADWAY at SPEER BLVD. • 222-3655 1624 - 17th Street VIC HEBERT RAMBLER AComa 2-5746 3660 Downing 2224848 Denver 2, Colorado Open Monday and Thursday- Evenings "The House of Office Service" Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 Holy Trinity Holy Name Society Sets Parish Ready Turkey Days Nov. 22-23 (Presentation Parish, Denver) sentation," will be presented on The Holy Name society will Thursday, Nov. 21, by the Altar Ne’tHi DeKvelL Neu)e For Carnival sponsor “ ’Turkey Days” parties and Rosary society.’* Friday and Saturday evenings, ’The fashions to be shown are (Holy Trinity Parish, Nov. 22 and 23, in the school the styles for the .vean from Westminster) cafeteria, according to Manuel 1112 to the present, the $0 years -At the parish carnival next Sandos, HNS president. of the existence of the parish. Saturday evening, Nov. 16, there Tickets may be purchased Authentic dresses will be mod­ PTA Doesn't Like Boys will be a fish pond, a fancy from members of the society eled as well as a series of wed- work booth, a panda booth, an and also will be available at gowns of this period. Afghan booth, a country store, the door Mrs. Joseph Kelly and Mrs. Wearing Jeans to School crazy ball, ring toss, delicious A color television set will be Edward Lujan are co-chairmen food, and other forms of fun awarded on Saturday, Nov. 23, for the show. ’The program is for all. A grand prize of $1,000 by the atjiletic association. Bud open to all. (Holy Family Parish. Denver) ing of the high school PT.^ for; in the growth of my players and will be awarded. Hoelsken is chairman for the The topics of boys’ wearing ii*® school year. what the game ^ s done for program. jeans to school and of girls’ The parents decided that them. THERE WILL BE A meeting TAILORING corsaees for dances were dis- j®®"* permissible attire! “ My chief reward,’’ he said, of carnival workers on Thurs- A FASHION SHOW, entiUed /iic.sH hv tho laroo niimhor rt school. Thev also'“ is in the knowledge that I have Rom anf In ‘Our Town* ^ I day evening, Nov. 14. Many ‘Fifty Years in Style With Pre- ^ ^ Jvoted against allowing corsages,helped them toward maturity. parents attending the first meet- I workers are needed. 'ifor freshman and sophomore .And in the long run my per- Emily and George have a soda on their first date. Re­ Because of the carnival, there Itows DmodliiMl girls at dances formance is measured by how hearsing for the Loretto Heights’ production of “ Our Town” will be no (XD classes on Sat­ The deadline (or news stories Coach Mike Maio told the p a r -1 well I have helped equip myi are Mary Margaret Verhulst, who plays the property mis­ urday, Nov. 16. and pictures to appear in the enU that “ mv satisfaction lies players to achieve a meaning-! tress in the show, Linda Lon Fischer as Emily and Dan Mc­ Drivers are needed to trans­ OF LAKESIDE SATRIANO ------' - ■ 'fill life.” Nally as George. (See story on Page 8) “Denver Catholk Register” is port the Sister from Holy Ghost Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond­ 6L 5-2531 Youth Center each ’Thursday BROTHERS A HIGHUGHT of the pro­ ents are asked to have their ma­ evening. Without her, there Lakeside Sbopplag Caatar gram was a talk on the social terial at the “ Register” oHice J A N IT O R ' could be no CCD teach^ train­ aspect of guidance counseling Parish Card Players at this time to assure publica­ SERVICE ing class. Volunteers may call STORE FOR MEN by Father Leo Horrigan, assist­ tion in the following Thursday Nymphia DiTirro, 429-8746. ' Rug and Upholstery ant pastor. He urged the par-; Seek Social Card Club Issue. Shampooing ents not to take their children’s j (Guardian .\ngeU Parish, ordered on Nov. 17 at the re SEVERAL Mass readers are ' Complete House problems too Lghtly, no matter i Denver) * ligious article stand. They can 3 1 how small they might seem to „ , , , needed. Men with good reading Cleaning be picked up on Saturday, Nov. voices who can help with the adults. To the boys and girls,: 23, and Sunday, Nov. 24. ' Floor Waxing and he said, it might seem a major held for those who Dialogue Mass are asked to call PAUL’S FINE MEATS Polishing jjffip,,!,.. , are interested in joining a pure- Father Albert Puhl, pastor, 428- ly social card club. The purpose THE MEN’S club, the altar 3594. ' Walls and Windows At the general council meet-i "Where Wheatridge fReats" GL. 5-4323 of this card party is to find out boys and their fathers enjoyed Washed ing Nov. 11 plans were m adeu^^ interested in a a spaghetti dinner in the church Expert ■ Dependable 3030 UJ.44a[AV€. for a p « tr y shower to be held hall on Nov. 12. ‘Pewphol*’ Pwril Cutting Only USDA Choict Insured at the PTA meeting Nov. 25 for | , . Don’t drive blindfolded, urges Ste«r B«ef — Aged to Perfection Call Ut tar Free Etilmatei the 21 Sisters teaching in the ‘ yP« same can be the Metropolitan Safety council. played with the exception of po­ a U S-5754 and OL. S d llS school. Talk by Climber A small vision area clear of ice We Make Our Own UM W. 44lh Ava. ker. The cost is 25 cents per The high school will be host and snow is better than nothing person to cover refreshment for a speech meeting on Satur­ Of Mt. Everest to see through on your wind­ ITALIAN SAUSAGE ~ GERMAN SAUSAGE charges. Parties can be formed day, Nov. 16. shield. But — clear windows or those attending can meet CORNED BEEF Planned by PTA and windshield give you a bet­ WEISS BAKERY others at the card party. Play­ THE ALTAR and Rosary so­ (St. Bernadette’s Parish, ter chance to avoid an accident Free Delivery ciety will meet Monday, Nov. ers are asked to bring their own 3855 Wadsworth 424-1445 OLD-FASHIONED SALT I Lakewood) What you don’t see can hurt 18, in the high school cafeteria. cards. The party will end at you! RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY The high school ensemble will 11:00 p.m. The monthly meeting of the present a musical program un­ PT.\ will be held Nov. 18 at Four Stores to Serve You der the direction of Sister Ann THE MEN’S club is making 7:30 p.m. in the school hall, arrangements for a Thanksgiv- fh e guest speaker will be 4024 Tennyson ...... GL. 5-1937 Carmel. Also on the program 5850 W. 38th A v e ...... HA. 4-1366 will be a talk by Mrs. Herman ing Turkey party to be held on Richard Pownall, weU-known LARGE Lakeside Center ...... r ...... GE. 3-1703 Millicon entitled “ Focus, Latin Sunday, Nov. 24, at 7 p.m. Denver teacher and traveler. 1480 Carr 8L ...... BE. 7-1604 America.” Advent Wreaths can still be He will give an illustrated talk on his successful climb of ML ASSORTMENT Everest. Formica Counter Tops Ceramic Wall Tile NORTH Wheatridge Church Council PLANS ARE being made for Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring Nativity Sets... the annual Turkey benefit, spon­ DENVER sored by the PTA. The affair All^Prices LINOLEUM AND Meeting at 8 P.M. Nov. 18 will be held Nov. 22 at the TILE SERVICE, INC. Jefferson County Fair grounds. ASSORTED BOXES OPTICAL (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, room of the rectory Monday, Proceeds from the event will Free Estimates—Guaranteed Dispensing Opticians Wheatridge) Nov. 18, at 8 p.m. Any parish­ be used for the purchase of CHRISTMAS CARDS Installation DeWAYNE INGHAM The monthly council meeting ioner having a matter to present new physical training equipment for discussion is cordially in­ and new pianos for the school 3500 Lipan Street GL 5-7327 will be held in the assembly TRY A GIFT CERTIFICATE John K. LaGuardia 4022 Tennyson Street vited. FOR THIS CHRISTMAS ^ Member Mt. Carmel Parish GRand 7-5759 PTA to Hear The next Key and Sword so­ Altar Unit le Meet ciety meeting will be held Fri­ (Most Precious Blood Parish, Cathedral High day, Nov, 22, at 8 p.m. in the Just Published school hall. A short business Denver) (( LARRY PERRY REALTY Principal meeting will be followed by The executive board of the APOSTLE FOR OUR TIME” (Holy Cross Parish, Thornton) showing of films about Ameri­ Altar and Rosary society will Biography of Popt Paul VI $4.95 4995 Lowell Blvd. 433-7171 The fall meeting of the Parent can “ host-families.” Foreign meet in the church haU on • REAL ESTATE • LOANS • INSURANCE Teachers association will be students from Nigeria, Elgypt, Thursday, Nov. 21, at 10 a.m. and Ceylon will conduct the All officers and committee I lti:i-; AITRAISALS NOltTII DENVER ONLY held on Monday, Nov. 18, at “THE NUN IN THE WORLD” 8 p.m. in Ave Maria hall. Sister commentaries. chairman are requested to at­ tend. Rtvisod Edition $1-95 Jean Patrice, principal of Cath­ edral high school, will be the WOMEN of the parish are in­ Plans for the open house to guest speaker. vited to receive Communion with be held at the Daughters of DUSTING the members of the Altar and Girl Scout Troop 638 will Charity convent on Nov. 24 will JOHN FRGER CHURCH GOODS Rosary society in the 8 a.m. have their Fly Up ceremonies be finalized at the meeting. A Mass Sunday, Nov. 17. Any high J- 4436 W. 29th A^'e. — GR. 7-7961 AND on Sunday, Nov. 17 at 3 p.m. Gold Bond Stamp project will school girls who are interested in .Ave Maria hall. also be presented at the meet [ “ Never A Parking Problem" in the Altar and Rosary auxil­ ing. The Holy Name society will HOUSECLEANING iary are asked to call Mrs. sponsor its annual Turkey par­ Jules DeSalvo, 422-3921. ty on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. I HAVE YOU in .Ave Maria hall. Cash prizes The society’s bake, sewing, IN NORTH DENVER IT'S PERGOLA APPL. and Turkeys will be awarded and religious goods sale netted BORED TO TEARS? more than $170. Turkey Party ALL PARENTS interested in PRESENTING THE BEAUTIFUL- - - the Ski Program offered to the. Slated by PTA students of the school are in-1 vited t o ' the meeting in the i (Mt. Carmel Parish, Denver) school hall, Thursday, Nov. 14. The annual Turkey party will at 8 p.m. C connoiddeur 30 be held at the PTA meeting on Mrs. Ray Valente, group pro­ Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in ject chairman, reminds all par­ Makes Cooking a Real Adventure. Whether Your Family Shouts for Spaghetti, Shiska- The Honeywell the grade school gymnasium. ishioners of the trading stamp bob, or Stands Pat for a Steak. The meeting will be a com­ points program, which was bined session of the grade adopted by the Key and Sword ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER school and high school groups. society the past year. Points ob­ There will be a council meeting tained will be used for school will keep your home clean without the at 7 p.m. preceding the regular and playground projects. onnoiddeur drudgery of daily dusting and cleaning meeting. Awards at the party will in­ Imagine the freedom you’d have if your home would stay clean clude turkeys, hams, cash, and Thanksgiving RANGE automatically! A Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner in your heating beverages. Special prizes will and/or air conditioning system removes up to 90 percent of all air­ be donated by the room moth­ Party Planned borne particles from the air, including dust, tobacco smoke, cook­ ers. Refreshments will be (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) ing grease, pollen, bacteria and so o t These microscopic particles served. The Holy Name society AToto'W Tickets for the Catholic Par­ that stain and soil your home and furnishings are trapped elec­ Thanksgiving party will be held ent-Teacher league fashion show tronically by the Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner. You'll save Sunday, Nov. 24. at 7 p.m. in are available from Mrs. Joseph New money in cleaning and redecorating bills and your home will bt the school gym. .Anyone wish­ Pantarelli. free from a high percentage of airborne Irritants. ing to donate a turkey for this party may give to the ushers at For complete information, call News Deadline! Mass. Admission is $1. Rang®* The deadline for neHS_ The annual pantry shower for stories and pictures to appear the~Sistws was a success. The BILL'S SHIFT MFTAL in the “ Denver Catholic Reg­ Sisters wish to thank all those ister” is Monday at 5 p.m. who help it. 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MiHBtfi FcocBAb eireiiTnauBANSKcorpoaatiqn 477-0932 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver .Catholic Register Fr. Weber, Denver Illative, , , Poge 11 0| IntM* to M EN Named to Honduras College Nleinorial Service Nov. 19 The Knights of Columbus fication and audio effects is and Ray Harris aad Elmer Father Leo F. Weber, S.J., of education at London univer- Denver council 539 will hold a created especially for the ser Gerkea will be soMsta. a graduate of St. Ignatius Loy­ sity’s Institute of Education, ^special memorial service next vice by James Husky, owner A special Memorial Mass will of Audio Denver Sound service. Regis Directors to Hear ola's grade school. Denver, has Tue.sday evening, Nov. 19. corn- be offered for the deceased been appointed rector of St. THE JESUIT'S other brother! ,■ ,i. m w Lighting effects will be handled members Sunday evening, .Nov. John’s college, Belize, British is Frank A. Weber of St. vin-i“ members by Jerry Teska and Harry 34, at the Cathedral of the Honduras. cent de Paul's parish. Denver. I " ho died during the past year. .\arborski. Talk by J. Peter Grace Immaculate Conception. Time At 37, he is the youngest pres-, He is associated with Hart, The beautiful and distinctive The Knights of Coluinbos 4th of the mass will be 6 p.m. All ident in the 70 year h isto ry and Cronin CPAs. senice has many unusual fea- „ J. Peter Grace, president of tain Robert Dollar Memorial I members of the Knights of Col- of BeUze’s oldest Jesuit school. sister, Mrs, Mary Buckley, j tures that are of a local appli- 6“ * ^ *"«> '» “ *• ^ . as immediate W. R. Grace and Co., New award from the National For­ York, one of America's oldest eign Trade council for distinc­ The Very Rev. Philip E. Pick. . * . . . T ‘^i">c«»bers of t S faLuSs oMlie and most diversified busines.s tion in business. Eight colleges! S J.. regional superior of some ' . j , k, **'**** ^ deeeaaod members are invited I E- . 1. J n Some $M students attead SL operations, will be the guest and universities have conferred] 40 Jesuit Fathers and B r o t h e r s ______wiU b> organist Bob SUrr to attend.______,. college. .About half of, FEATURED SPE.AKER speaker at the Regis Directors honorary degrees on him. and! lin British Honduras, made the . u . t h e country s population of jj,g chaplain of the dinner at Regis college Tues­ he has been decorated by the' announcement of the appoint­ Walter K. Koch day, Nov. 26. governments of Colombia, Chile, ment. which was designated by j Knights of Columbus, Father; The announcement was made Ecuador, Panama, and Peru the Very Rev. John B. Janssens, :Roy Figlino. The chaplain of! for his services to those nations , ; S.J., Superior General of the by the Very Rev. Richard F. council 539. Father Theodore Brotherhood Jesuits in Rome. Watch Us Grow Ryan, S.J., president of Regis Haas, also will have a promi- ] college and John F. Sweeney, Father Weber, a son of the president of the B. K. Sweeney Knights in Welby i Award W ill late Mr. and Mrs. Adolph K. nent part in the ceremonies. | Manufacturing company, Den­ Weber, was bom In Denver Jim Peri, creator of many EAST COLFAX ver, and chairman of the dir­ Attend Special Mass : April 12, 192C. Following the of the embellishments of the ectors. Welby — Coronado Council,, Go to Koch death of his parents, he, two ritual will again direct the 3268, Knights of Columbus, cele-’ A Brotherhood Citation award brothers, and one sister were memorial service. THE DINNER will honor thej brated Columbus Day by hav­ will be presented to Walter K. reared by an uncle and aunt, Chairmen of other committees CHRYSLER more than 600 members of the ing an Evening Mass sung for: Koch. Dec. 9 at the 35th anni-|Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frei of are Jim Mueller, Jack Denny, directors, a group of men and] the intention of the religiousi versary dinner of the Colorado i Lovola parish. Emmett Dignan, George Brug- PLYMOUTH behind the Iron and Bamboo' women throughout the United; Region of the National Confer-, brother of the new college ger, Leonard Doherty, and Tom 5225 E. C O L F A X T .l, 39V.0650 States who give of their talents,; curtains. The Council has had] cnce of Christians and Jews atip^g^idg^t is Father Joseph T. Nolan. • • • the evening Mass every year; the Brown Palace hotel. energies and financial support, Weber, S.J., stationed at Holy The program is for members since evening .Masses were per-i Announcement of the award! for the development of Regis] Trinity parish, Trinidad, Colo. only and is scheduled to begin mitted. A social followed at the was made by Aksel Nielsen, din­ college. The event will be heldi at 8 p.m. in the council cham­ hall, with music provided by ner chairman. More than 1001 in the Regis center, starting at| THE P.AST four years Father bers, 1555 Grant street. A.ssist- the Cavalier’s. professional and business lead­ 6;30 p.m. I Leo Weber has been general ers are on the dinner com­ ing Mr. Peri will be Ben The Knights and their wives manager (superintendent) of 1 , 0 8 1 Mr. Grace represents the mittee. An estimated 600 per­ Very Rev. Leo F. Weber, S.J. Wright, who has also been a were children again at the an­ Catholic schools in British Hon­ third generation of his family sons from the conference’s Colo­ coordinator in the program for CARS SOID nual Halloween party which duras. 100,060 is centered in the capi­ to hold the presidency of W. rado region consisting of Colo­ several years. started with a potluck supper. Reports in that country praise tal of Belize. Bishop Robert L. R. Grace and company w hiCh rado, Montana, Utah and Wyo­ SINCE MARCH 17 Dancing and games followed. Hodapp, S.J., of Mankato, was founded in Peru more ming. will attend the event. the "friendly relations” he has MUCH PLANNING for ampli- than a century ago by his promoted between Catholic Minn., is Ordinary of Belize. grandfather, William Russell ON NOV. 21 in the hall 6910 schools and those of other de­ Father Weber’s responsibility N. York Street the council will KOCH, president of the Moun­ Chorus Rehearsal THERE MUST BE A REASONl Grace. nominations. as president of St. John’s ex­ have a turkey games party. tain States Telephone and Tele­ Under Mr. Grace’s supervis­ He serves as a member of the tends to the extension depart­ Regular evening rehear­ The party will start at 7;30 p.m; graph company, is a native of Denver and a graduate of West country’s primary board of edu­ ment, of which Father John J ...... ion, W. R. Grace and company, On Nov. 30 the Knights will sal of the Denver Civic Chorus formerly almost exclusively de­ High school. He began his tele­ cation and is chairman of the Stochl. S.J., is principal, and have a fall dance, also at the will be held on Mondays. Nov. phone career in 1923 and was advisory council on secondary to St. John’s 'Teachers’ col­ EAST COLFAX CHRYSLER * PLYMOUTH voted to import, export, and! Council hall. Tickets may be ob­ elected president in July, 1952. and further education. He also lege, headed by Sister M. Mag­ 18 and 26, at 7:30 p.m. at East 5225 E. C O L F A X Tcl. 399-0630 manufacturing activities in Lat-] tained by calling David L. Mc­ As president he organized is a member of the advisory dalene, a Sister of Mercy. High School, Denver, Room 402. in America, has become one Kinney, 433-5507. of the leading chemical compan­ state advisory boards composed council of the Belize Technical ies in the United States. of prominent citizens in each of council. In his new position. Father Mr. Grace will speak on "The the seven states outside of Colo­ rado where the firm operates. Weber will continue to coordi­ Crisis In Latin America Today" These boards are one means he nate activities of the secondary at the Regis dinner. has used to implement his con­ schools in the Diocese of Belize Mr. Grace Joined W. R. Grace cept of a corporation’s more in­ and continue as director of and company in 1926 after his clusive community responsibili­ Papal volunteers. graduation from Yale univer­ ties beyond the financial consid­ St^John’s college was estab­ sity. He was elected secretary erations. lished in 1894 by Father Casian of the company in 1942, and be­ He is a member of St. John’s GUIett, S.J. It is regarded as came president in 1945. Lutheran church, Missouri Sy­ the outstanding educational in­ Mr. Grace was born in Man- nod, and has served on numer­ stitution in that country. Many hasset. Long Island, in 1913. ous committees of the Synod of the graduates have become He married the former Mar- and as a member of the Luther­ political leaders, including gret Fennelly in 1941. The cou­ an Academy for Scholarship. George Price, Prime Minister. ple has nine children. Koch serves as director or Father Weber, ordained in 1956 He also devotes his time to trustee on more than 20 volun­ at St. Marys, Kans., is a grad­ a long list of public service, tary organizations and institu­ uate of Regis high school, Den­ educational, cultural, and char­ tions, and commercial and in­ ver. He taught at St. John’s itable organizations. dustrial corporations. He has from 1950 to 1953, and returned In 1961 he received the Cap­ been honored by area colleges to the states to complete his and holds earned degrees from studies for the priesthood. the University of Colorado and TRY Promoted He returned to Belize follow­ University of Denver. ing his ordination and after two C. Edward Rougier, Jr., years of study in England, formerly head teller at Na­ THE DINNER is open to the where he gained the diploma tional City bank, 99 S. Broad­ public and tickets may be re­ way, has been named as as­ served by calling or writing the Fourth Degree sistant cashier at the bank. In Conference’s office, 821 17th Fiesta Dishes • Open Stock his new post he will supervise Street, Denver, or calling 534- Knights Slate Gifts - Hardware - Paint the operation of the bank’s 4645. Glass - Toys four-unit computer. Mr. Rou­ Among previous recipients of Pipe Threading Dinner-Dance gier, his wife, and their four the award have been the late Window Shades - Key Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh L. Final preparations are being Duplicating children live at 59 W. Bayaud made for the pre-ThanJcsgiving avenue. They are members of McMenamin, former rector of Open Friday & Monday Eves. dinner and dance to be spon St. Francis de Sales’ parish, the Cathedral and founder of 32 Broadway PE 3-2940 National Brotherhood Week sored by the John H. Reddon Denver. Father James F. Moynihan, general assembly. Fourth De­ pastor of Our Lady of Grace gree Knights of Columbus, Sat­ parish, Denver; and John J. urday evening, Nov. 23, in Coun Sullivan, outstanding Catholic cil 539 hall. lay leader. THE BUFFET will be served I from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Dancing New Face in the Classroom Picture , H o m e m a k e r s , will follow from 9 p.m. to mid­ K. of C. Invite night. Goodwill Guest On the menu will be roast tur I D e p a r tm e n t H .Alton Blanche, director of vo­ key and all the trimmings, Today, over 3,000,000 students receive part of their daily in­ cational rehabilitation services spaghetti and meat balls, Swiss i Pafronizt Them Rtliabit and Frinndly Firms | steak, salad, rolls and butter, for the Goodwill industries, will struction by television. Educators across the land regard ETV coffee, tea, and dessert. Food is be the featured speaker at the being catered by the Empire as an imaginative, useful answer^ to crowded classrooms, teacher catering company, THE LIMITED number of 150 shortages, accreditation problems, and rising educational costs. Bacon & Schramm GLASS c tickets is available to third and fourth degree members at 37 Seminara. Composition Roofing per couple. Fred Slaraa, gener­ Tils Roofing al chairman, is being assisted ETV enables the finest teachers to share their knowledge Roof Repairing For Building in preparations by Carl Schmidt, Joe Boedigheimer. with every student in every school regardless of its location 4020 Brighton Blvd. 1S17 ChtytAn* Piact TA S5TS1 | or Modernizing.. Medford H. Shively, and Joe CH. 4-6568 (Colfix «t SiMdway) ^ Dant. or resources. Mauro Rambler GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. ETV relieves classroom teachers of a large share of lesson "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic'Clergy” Opening Set JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPUES Roger Mauro Rambler, 5600 planning detail and paper work and enables them to spend 1421 ■ 16th Street - CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 S. Broadway, Littleton, will DENVER 2. COLORADO more time with individual students. celebrate its grand opening

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MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONB ALL MAKES SLATURY Live broadcasts will be held 0 from the showroom Friday and i Saturday. t COMPANY Mauro's inventory of 200 new Plumbing and Heating 1964 Ramblers is now the Contractors largest in the Denver area. The ; public is invited to tour this 181 V.ALLEJO ST. half-million dollar Rambler op­ 744-6311 eration, which rates the larg­ JOHN J. CONNOR, PrtsiOtnt est Rambler dealership west of 3?01 So. Kalamath Robert F. Connor, Vico Prosidtnl SALES FRANK WATERS, Prts. ENGINEERING Chicago. Pag* 12 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 Stratton Bazaar Awards Listed (St. Charles* Parish.Stratton) Four hundred teventy-«i|^t. Pray for Them dinners were served at the re­ cent bazaar in Stratton. Bazaar winners kicluded Ab Flriier, AMMRSON I of Guodolupo church Nov. 11 tiv | Ostvez, Denver; AAery Geliegos. Ale- RUDOLPH WOLFtR U mOi AMtfMn. a , MM Ut1e«. SIw lormont in Mt. Oiivel. Trevino mor- < mou, Celif.a tn a Juicita Gonzales, Oues- A bngtima Danvar rasidant, Rudolpn Flagler; B. E. Smith, John tuorits. I ta, N.M.; a broftwfa Joe C^llegos, Hav* WoHer. died Nov. 5 in St, Anthony's b wrvIvM b f Im hinbind, Leeiwrd J. Rueb, Allen Liming, Kiri;; Will , Dm i w ; and a daugtitar, Har- worth, Calif.; and also by 7* grand hoapital. Tht Rosary was recitad at rM l O r W aniati. Laa Angalaa. CalH. Ha- KLOPIE I children. Bullock mortuary in Englewood Nov. 7. Strode, Flagler; Henry Strick, Hiilani Aaaaa In Haty FamHy dwrch Nm. Frank Kbpb, 7X M li Raca street. Raquiam H i^ Mass was sung in IX imarmant In Mt. Olivft. Howard Ha b survivad by tan grandOiildran. HUGO ENDERS . Bbssad Sacramant church Nov. X Kirk; Dan Crasser, George Dunna Lou Duckson, Springvalby, CalH.; Requiem High Mass for Hugo K. End AAr. WoHer rtsidad at IS36 Cherry Eder, Flagler; and Larry To^ street. Ha was 14. and Donald W. Duckson, Columbb, AAa; trs, retired manager of Kelly Coffee line. CNIK a bronwr-ln-law, Oscar J. Whob, and company, was offered at St. Ignatius Ha seas bom In Long Island, N.Y. a sittar-ln-bw, Helen Whole, both ot Den­ Loyola church Nov. 11. interment was Ha came to Denver in i m and was Jack O ih . tX MW S. Fadaral. Ha b a charter member ot the Murray Hose Richard Eiaenbart, Bfarge torvivfd by Ma wHa, idianna; ttiraa ver. Regubm High AAass In Holy Trin­ in Mt. Olivet. ity church, Trinidad, Cob.; Nov. It. In­ Mr. Enders was born in Denver on Company, Denver's early volunteer lire Schiferl, Flagler; Tony Strick, ayna. Abort, Inflawaod; Joaapti, Oan- department. M r; and Fraib, AAorrIaont tliraa daugh- terment at Trinidad. Boulevard mor­ Dec. 5. IMO. He attended schools here Kirk; Garry Erker, Jennie Zur- tuaries. and was married to the former Euphe* He was a hansess maker for me WII- bra. Mra. Angola Parma, Ft. Lagan; aon Saddler in Denver. He was later Mra. A m b Van Oyka, Ft. Logan; and mia Kelly In 1931 He managed the Cher, Bill CowgiU, Seibert; Time MARTINEZ Kelly C o ^ company until 1937 when head bookeeper for the Woodmen ol Mra. Raaia Harrick, CoWan; and by 11 me Worb and the Board o4 Educatioa Colgan, LUHan Nowack, Dolerea granMilWran and tour graaagrandcMI- Falipa AA AAartInei, AX TOM Coium- he retired and became a bookkeeper In the post exchange at Fitzsimons General He and the former Emily Friend were Liebl, Jacob Urban, Ray Hin- drgn. Roqitlam Maaa In Holy Hama bina street. She is survived by a son, married in Denver on siept. it, HOI. (tMrcb, Ft. Lagan, Nov. II. Intarmant hospital. He retired in 1956. Joe Martinax and a daughter, AArs He is survivad by his svile, two daugh- man, Flagler; at Utflaton. bollack mortuary. Valino AAadrb, bolh oi Denver; a broth­ He resided at 2S36 Elm street. He was 72 at the time of death. terx Mrs. J. Eugene Whitten. Denver; John Schulte, Ray Schiferl, er, Fbrencb AAontano, Las Vegas, N.AA., end AArs. Emily B. Tucker, Littleton; ,t FmCHIR and by nva grandchildren. Requiem High He is survived by Ms wife, a daugh* ter. Mrs. Florence A. Coliins, Denver; son, Kerry veteran Denver detective, Theresa Cure, Helen McLean, AKary H. Fbctiar, IX 3M4 W. Md AAaas In Aanunciatlon church Nov. II. and by two granddaughters and four Intarmant b Mt. Olivet. Trevino mor­ three sisters. Mrs. Frieda A. Finley, Albert Kimminau, John B. avanua. Sba b w rrtvtd by a daugntar, Denver; Mrs. Clara Heck, Los Angeles; great-grandchildren. Arllna LMngaion, Danvar; two sbtara. tuaries. arw Mrs. Augusta Wilson. Seattle; and Buhr, Mrs. Leo LieU, Maty Mra. M. Louba Kdogi, Danvar; and M lu also by 15 grandchildren. JULIUS C HALASZ M Hi Larrabw, Loa Angaba, Cant.; a SKRBINA Requiem High AAass was sung , In St Weingardt, and Frances Car­ Frank Skrbina, 77, Erb, Cob. Ha it broMwr, Frank Hanagan, Whaatrtdga, MRS. ADELIDA ESPINOZA Vincent de Paul’s church, -Denver, for per, Buriington. Gala; and abo by four grandcMIdran. survhrtd by hb wHe, AAary Skrbina, Julius C. Halasx 44, of 2KI1 E. Florida Th« Llnmtp iaguiani High Maaa In St. Dominic's Erb, Cob.; and two daughters, AArs. Mrs. Adelida Espinoza. 90, died in a avenue. eharcb Nov. IX intarmant ki Mt. Ollvat. Mary Shnt, Whaatrldga; and AArs. Ann local nursing home Nov. 7. Requiem AAr. Halasx a madical sabs rapresenfa- J t l n ^ , Danvar. Raqubm High AAass lawtavard mortuarba. High Mass was sung In Our L a ^ of Nve for Abbot Laboratories, died In his Deemed by the Judges as winners in the Mendoza, most original; and Trina Bailey and In St. Tharasa's church, Fradarkk, Cob., Grace church Nov. 11 Interment was Rosary Society Nov 7. Intarmant at Longmont, Cob. home Oct. 16 after a long illneu. costume contest at the Sacred Heart school Thomas Farrell, best religious. The winnen FWMIII in Mt. Olivet. Ha was bom Aug. 16. 1191, In Ro- Mrs. Espinoza was bom July 20. 1171 Halloween carnival in Colorado Springs are, were awarded prizes at the carnival, held Uayd R. FWwr, *4, MO Acama atraat. SOTO manb. Atter being graduatad from the To Hear Facts in WalsenPurg, Cola She received her University ot Gratx Austria, he came from left, Mary Croft and Jo Anne Croft, best Nov. 2. Ha ta aurvlygd by a aWar, Dobras Carman Soto, 77, 1737 Lawranca street. education in schools thare. Sht cam# to the United Slatea In 1923 and lived Rba. Wayna, AUck. Ragubm H M AAaas She b survived by two tons. AAaiwel to Denver from Greeley 37 years aga costnmes; Anna Marie Mendoza and Robert b Sacrad Haart dwrtti Nov. 7. Intar- In Detroit until 194X svhen hg 'moved ano Jasso Solo, both ol Denver; two Mrs. Espinoza lived at 4755 St. Paul About Narcotics manl ki Mt. Ollvat. Travbo mortuarbt. Id Denver. daughters, Mrs. Apobnb Perex Denver; court. Sht had 130 direct descendants. aM Mrs. Joaa Cruz Harmoslllb, Wast- A nsember of St. Vincent de Peul's (Notre Dame Pnrlzh, Denver) She is survived by two sons. Jesus parisb, Mr. Halasz Is survived by his eoM U mlnsbr; and by 17 grandchildren; 30 Espinoza. Milllcen, Colo.; and Antonio wHe, Irene; a daughter, Mrs. Stephen The Altar and Roaary society DbMcb 0. Oomaz, 7 t M l Jason graat-grandchlldran; and three great- Espinoza/ Denver; three daughters. Mrs. Golden Parish fraat. Ha b aorvlvad by hb wMa, graat-grandchlldran. Raqubm High AAass Pesztor, Denver; a brother, Fred Hel- Requiem Mass Is Offered will meet Thursday Nov. 21., Lola Romera Mrs. Frances Romtra and asi; and two sisterx Mrs. Louis Kovacs P ^ lta F. Oamn; favr Sana, David and In Sacred Haart church Nov. i. inbr- Mrs. Rose Sanchez, all of Denver; 36 M m Oomai, Danvar; AAanual Gomai, manl In Mt. Ollvat. Trevino mortuarbs. and Mrs. Aranka Ormay, all oi Toronto, Set for Dance beginning wim the recitation at grandchildren and 19 great«grandchildren. Canada; and one grandchild. Qaldan; and Francbca Oomai, Loa An- For Hunt Accident Victim (St Joseph’s Parish, Goideo) the Rosary in the church at 8 ggba, Caltf.; thraa daugMara, AArs. Eata- WHITTAAAN CLAIR ■. FORD Funeral arrangements were made by van Lagai, Danvar; AAra. Jobn Gardner, Boubvard mortuaries, 1091 S. Colorado p.m. John M. Whittman, yi, 17AS E. 34th Requiem High Mass was sung for There will be a parish dance Oatratt, Mbb.; and AAra. Falla AAadrId, boubvard. Interment was In Mt. Olivet. Requiem High Mass for the time in the service. avenue. Raqubm High Mats In An- Clair 6. Ford. Boulder county director Saturday evening, Nov. 16, in The speaker will be Sgt. Don m. LauU. Ma.; and abo by 17 grand­ nuncbtbn church Nov. IX Inlermeni victim of a hunting accident, cMIdran. Raqidam High AAaaa In Our of public welfare. In Sacred Heart In 1956, he and his wife Irene Griffith from the Intelligence In Mt. Ollval. Boubvard mortuarbs. church. Boulder. Nov. 11 the parish hall. Admission is Robert J. Sankey, was offered were married in Crieff, Scot­ department of the Denver Po­ MIKE CORTEZ Mr. Ford died at the home of a Sr. Immaculata $1.25 per person, or $2.50 per brother In Vona, Colo., Nov. 10. He in Our Lady of Lourdes church land. Raqubm AAass was sung In St. Ca|a- couple and 75 cents each for lice department. His topic will was 59. Nov. 14. TTie Rosary was re­ Mr. Sankey had been a lab­ tan's church for Mika Cortex IJlt Stout He was bom June 6. 1904, ( in Ra­ Requiem Mass high school or Colorado School be "Illegal Use of Narcotics." straaf, Nov. I. The Rosary was recited mona, S.D. He and Ms wife, Velma, cited in Howard’s Rark Avenue oratory technician for the Gates JACQUES Nov. 7 at Olinger mortuary. Burial was of Mines’ students. Tickets may chapel Nov. 13. Interment with Rubber company for the past In Ft. Logan Natbnal eemabry. Is Celebrated be purchased at the door. MEMBERS OF St. Monica’i Mr. Cortez dbd at Veterans Admin­ military honors was at Ft. Lo­ eight years. istration hoapital Nov. 5 atter a long circle will sell doughnuts after Sister Magdalene Immac­ gan National cemetery. A four-piece orchestra will lllnau. He was 71. His home was\ at 7433 Dale all the Masses Sunday, Nov. 17. Ha was bom hi Cerro, N.M., Oct. ISJ ulata, a cloistered nun for 37 Mr. Sankey set out alone on court. He was 32Jat the time oi provide the music and a Dutch Ilex and racaivtd hb aducatlon In Ab- Students from the CCD school years, died Nov. 4 at the Con­ a hunting trip Oct. 21 and was death. liincheon will be served at no moaa. Cob. Ha and Elizabeth Quintana TybunDAlanL ol religion will be selling candy were marrbd In leW In Cootllla. Cola vent of the Good Shepherd, 1401 reported missing Oct. 27. He ejetra charge. He is survived by his wife, a again this year. Candy will be She dbd In 1IA0. South Colorado boulevard. was found by searchers Nov. 9 The newly elected officers of Mr. Cortez was a farmer near Carra son, Johnnie, and a daughter, distributed to the students In He retired and moved to Denver In Itse. FOLLOWING ARE the names of priests Sister Immaculata was born in the Vail Pass area of west­ Cathy; his parents, Mr. and the St. Joseph’s society for 1964 who have served In the Archdiocese of grades seven through twelve on He Is survived by a soa Don, kem- in Sweden. She made her pro­ merer, W ya; three daughbrs. Ore Vigil, Denver and died in the month of Novem­ ern Colorado. He was thought Mrs. Robert W. Sankey, 2532 S. are; President, George Bator; ber. The living faithful are asked to ’Tuesday evening, Nov. 12, and Santa Fa. NJIA.; Frakb AAartinax Pueb- fession of vows on Dec. 8, 1925, to have died instantly at the end Vine street; two sisters, Mrs. V ce president, Edwin Flans- remember them in their prayers. to'those In grades three through b, Cota.; and Lucy Oalbgoe, Kemmer- in St. Paul, Minn., as a Good of a 200-foot fall off a cliff on DeNae Farney and Joyce San­ birg, recording secretary, Mrs. er, w ya ; thraa slsbrs, AArs. Florence six on Saturday morning, Nov. Shepherd Sister. the second day of his trip. key, both of Denver; and by his h ildred Sawyer; corresponding 0 Qoi, w H M raising Tlwy servants 16. te the dignny ef BMieps and prt«ts« did Sister had been confined to a Mr. Sankey was born Sept. grandmother, Mrs. Anastasia siicretary, Mrs. George Sisson; five itMm a share in the priestheod af wheelchair for many years be­ 26, 1931, in Denver. He has lived Zeida, Denver. the Apeitelei< we pray Thee admit them id treasurer, John Marriott. THIS PROGRAM is sponsored fore her death. in Orchard, Fraser, and Gran­ JERRY BREEN aaw aad ferevermere Inte the apestellc by the Holy Name society te cempeny. Threwgh Christ Our Lord Requiem High Mass was of­ by, Colo. He attended Regis Florist Amea. (Oratten tram the Mess far De­ fered in the Convent of the high school in Denver and Gran­ Catholic Alumni Club to Attend provide a better library for the ported Priests.) (XID school of religion and for ItT M W . ddtil A v t. 1521 Champa Good Shepherd chapel Nov. 13. by high school. HA, 4-IW4 — OPEN OAILV Rev. Nicholas Bertrand, Nov. 23, 1945. the future school needs. Oka kbek laet ol AM. Ollvat 2664111 Rev. John J. Condon, Nov. 29, 1946. Interment was in Mt. Olivet. He enlisted in the Air Force Communion Brea dost Sunday' Rev. John W. Conroy, C.M., Nov. 13, 1953. Boulevard’s South mortuary in 1952 and was commissioned CUNNINONAM The Catholic Alumni club of hov. 20, at 8 p.m. at the Uni­ Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald, Nov. 15, 1961 was in charge of arrange­ as a navigator. He was sta­ FQI DISMM UTTIIN Rev. William M. Hayden, S.J.. Nov. 26, Denver will have a Communion OlAMONOa • JBWBLRV 1941. ments. tioned in England most of his versity club, 17th and Sherman breakfast with Irvin Andrews, WATCH8E - eiPTi • CRVaTAL Rev. Thaddeus Hall, O.F.M., Nov. 30, sxeets. Tom Duesterberg and CHINA-aiLvia 1941. regional director of the Nation­ I on Schmitz are candidates for CUNNINeHAM JIWBLRV Rev. Peter Klerdorf, C.SS.R., Nov. 20. Witch A jBwqlry IUh It SWIGERT BROS. 1917. al Association for the Advance­ tie office of president. Regis OvtrwitMd SMrvicB Rev. William E. Larkin, Dec. I, 1941. ment of Colored People, as SL S-14U Rev. Mariano Lepora, Nov. 19, 1903. Wiggins Altar Society tired members attending the 4t1l a. CeHax at aim OPTOMETRISTS Rtv. Michael Mas, C.R., Nov. 27, 1954. guest speaker on Sunday, Nov. meeting will be eligible to vote. oaNvait. coLOiAOO Rev. Peter McCartney, S J., Nov. 26, 17. 1945. Rev. Julius PIccoll, O.SM., Nov. 11 1940. Discusses New Activities The breakfast will be held at INvoted To Yow; Complete Vision Core Rt. Rev. MonsIgnor Godfrey A. Raber, the Park Lane hotel, 450 S. Mar­ Nov. 29, 1931 WILUAMS RAMBLIR, INC. Rev. John B. Raverdy, Nov. II, 1119. (Our Lady of Lourdes for the high school pupils on ion street, at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, S J., Nov. 14, 1957. Mission, Wiggins) Mondays at 7 p.m. OPTICIANS Rev. J. Clement Ryan, S J., Nov. 11, 1955. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service The regular meeting of the The society voted to send JIO ’THE CAC group will attend I H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. Rev. Michael A. Schaefer, S J., Nov. II, WILLIAM FARRER 1951. Altar and Rosary society was to Friends of the Carmel to Mass together at 10:30 a.m. at MoclMinical — Rtv. Ervin A. Stauffen, S.J., Nov. 17, Expert Work All Mokof H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SAAALDONE | 1955. held Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. ’The spir­ further their cause. St. John the Evangelist’s Rt. Rev. MonsIgnor Emile J. Verschree- itual adviser. Father James church, E. 7th avenue and Eliz­ •g ghen, Nov. 4, 1961 Mrs. Reinert thanked the so­ 230 S. UniversUy iwSSU SHL 4»2781 ^ Ahem, and 19 members were abeth street. 534-5819 Rev. Christopher V. Walsh, Nov. 25, 1961. ciety for sending three layettes 1S50 Califemia St. I Rev. Victor Winter, S J., Nov. 11, 1954. present. for use in the Pope’s ware­ All single Catholics, who are COMPLETE CAR SERVICE I Rev. Theodore Walhelm, O.F.M., Nov. I, 1941...... The Rosary was led by lid a house, and express^ her de­ college graduates or registered Tl\i;il’ e ( \itl!t Itl.ioii e \i 10. rifW- (Reedtrs are Invited to send In changes Westhoff. The meeting was sire for more layettes and First Your Car I’lolili'iii — Our Spriialtv and additions.) nurses, are invited to attend opened by the president, Doro­ Communion outfits. The society Mass and the breakfast and i:xi’i:itl HADIO Itl.l’Allt thy Rogers. is saving coffee winding strips take this opportunity to become were married In 1928 and lived in Bur­ to procure a 48-cup percolator acquainted with Catholic Alum­ ONEIDA GARAGE lington. Colo., before moving to Boulder. SEVERAL OF the members for the kitchen. ni club of Denver. B IL L K IR K 1400 O N E ID A 322 1SSS Mr. Ford had been welfare director for asked the principal of the 19 years. He is survived by his wife, three school to serve the Catholic FATHER AHERN called a ELECTION of club officers is sons. Barton, La Puenta, Calif.; Neal children meatless meals on Fri­ otti turn II6H «» iiuiiuti and Garry, both of Boulder; two daugh­ meeting for the men Nov. 11, on the agenda at the CAC bus­ days. ■ IbfAgi.KiHtMUl /AWt. HmtiJ-HII ters, Mrs. Robert D. Brown and Pa­ after Newman club to discuss iness meeting Wednesday night, tricia Ford, both of Boulder; a brother, Ray, Vona, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. Robert repairs to the church. Father ’THE WOMEN are teaching SnCUS-LRIULOR E. Stroughn, Boulder; and also by five Ahern had a five minute talk N.Y. Archdiocese grandchildren. catechism to the Catholic school each day over KFTM last week. 1543 LARIMER ST. - 830 17th ST. MATTHEW GRUM diildren on Saturday mornings. He was invited by a minister Hires Technician NEEDLEWORK KITS A native of Yugoslavia, Matthew Grum. Father Ahem has Newman club in Brush to do so. New York — ’The New York died In St. Joseph's hospital after a Archdiocesan Committee on short illness Nov. 7. He was 74. ENGRAVED Requiem High Mass for Mr. Grum Housing and Urban Renewal FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS was sung In Cure d'Ars church Nov. 11. has hired a technical coordina­ Interment was in MT. Olivet. Boulevard Pantry Shower for Nuns mortuaries in charge of arrangements. tor, Robert Paul, 31, an attor­ Mr. Grum, who resided at 3310 Dex­ PLASTIC ney, to aid it in gathering in­ ter street, was born Sept. 16, 1M9 In SWEATER KITS Yugoslavia. He received his education formation on planning and re­ SIGNS G DISK PIATIS in the Yugoslav schools. He came to Continues Through Nov. J6 newal activities so that diocesan Denver In 1911 from Waukeegan, III. Three different styles . . . each with He and the former Mary E. Cessor agencies and parishes can be The pantry shower for the were married in St. Joseph's Polish uled for Saturday, Nov. 23 and advised regarding expansion or BflO'NZ'E TABL'ETS sufficient wool yarn for sweater and church on April 30, 1917. Sisters began Nov. 11 and will Sunday, November 24. Mr. Grum was a member of St. Mar­ diminishing facilities, services trims. Pretty colors . . . wanted styles tin's 1 W.SJL. and St. Joseph's 21 A.F.U. continue through Nov. 16. Do­ and schools. and the Brotherhood of Raltraod Train­ . . . sizes 12-18. nations may be left at the con­ THE PARENTS Auxiliary of men. He was a retired blacksmith for vent. the Burlington railroad. Boy Scout Troop 65 have Christ ST. JOSEPH'S The Petite Fleur . . . imported wool He Is survived by his wife, a son. The annual Turkey party, Halloween Fete Held Robert Grum, Palos Verdes Estates, mas cards for sale in the vest sponsored by the Holy Name About 12 youngsters of the for bulky cardigan jacket with floral Calif.; a daughter, Josephine Zoglo, Den­ ibule after Masses. Diamond Lighters chapter of ver; two sisfart, Ursula Shoemaker, Den­ society, will be held on Nov. MILITARY ACADEMY ver, and Mary Smole, Yugoslavia; and On Sunday, Nov. 17, in the the 4-H club attended a Hallo­ motif. (Shown at top). 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. also by five grandchildren. 7:30 a.m. Mass, members of ween party Oct. 31 in the home HAYS, KANSAS 6.99 EVA McENtRY Third Order of St. Dominic will of their chapter leader, Mrs THE PTA will hold a general A native of Ohio, Mrs. Eva May Mc- receive Communion. A meeting Helen Knopf. Refreshments Eniry, 91 died in a local nursing home meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at The Weekender . . . nubby fleece will be held that afternoon at were served Md games were BOARDING SCHOOL |lov. 4 after a long Illness. Requiem 8 p.m. in the church auditor­ that knits up quickly and easily into High Mass was offered In the Cathedral 3 o’clock in the Church. played. Conducted by the of the Immaculate Conception Nov. 7. ium. The guest speaker will be cardigan or pullover. Burial was In Mt. Olivet. M n. McEnIry was born In Augusta, Sister Margaret Anthony, who Capuchin Franciscan 0., April 21 1871. She attended schools teaches English and journalism 9.99 in Alliance, 0. She married M. D. Me- Faihart Eniry In 1896 In Alliance. They came to at Cathedral high school. The Denver ten years later in 1906. Mr. theme for her talk will be “ The Annual Board and Tuition Fee Cherie .. . virgin wool for a cardigan, McEniry served with the U.S. Depart­ Parents’ Responsibility in Pre­ ment of the interior. He died In 1931 $890.00 mohair yarn for embroidered cherry Mrs. McEniry served on the Colorado paring Students for High decoration. Council of Wonrren during World War I. School.” • Senior High School • Member of North Central Ass’s She was a co-founder of the Junior All Major Sports • EOTC Honor School Tabernacle society. The PTA bake sale is sched­ 5.99 She is survived by two sons, Matthew • 10 Point Indoor Rifle Range * Ciril Air Patrol and John McEniry, both of Denver; • Indoor Swimming Pool three grandchildren, and five great­ Speaker te Cite PICTURE KIT BUYS! grandchildren. For Catalog — Address Business Office DENVER EVERGREEN Communist Aim Charles E. Woolery, former We made a lucky special purchase of MONUMENT CO. an assortment of sizes and motifs . .. military intelligence officer, will discuss the threat of Commu­ each kit priced lower than usual. And nism before the North Denver VISIT YO U R each contains frame and yarn to com­ Civic association meeting Nov. plete the already worked needlepoint 25 at noon in the Denver Continental hotel. motif, floral or scene. Frames are Ikrgnt Stbctbn In th« CATHOLIC LIBRARY Iwky Mountain Arta Luncheon tickets* are 32. white or mahogany finish. Medium to 11130 Waft 44th Avt. Those desiring to attend should (I mlb Eaat of Mount Olhitt) make reservations by phoning large sizes. Charlta McFaddtn Stanlay Hall Helen Johnston, GE 3-0036. 3.99 to 11.99 HA. 44477 I ALL PARISHES WELCOME .... NEEDLEPOINT OPEN 11 AM. TO 3 PM. CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS Various sizes . . . for covering foot T R E V i n o stools, chair seats, vanity benches, ¥ PE 3-0013 ^ OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 PiA. piano or organ benches. Centers are Aid tor Orphanage Gym already embroidered . . . some ore Free Browsing ‘‘The Satisfaction of a Service Well Rendered” bright and vivid, others soft pastel Sister Clara, mother superior of St. Clara’s orphanage, received a donation from Mrs. Zena Hancock to help buy ' Membership Fee $1 Per Year. . . colors. You do the backgrounds. TW O CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU equipment for new gymnasium, a new building, now under 2.99 to 11.99 CHAPEL OF ROSES MEMORIAL CHAPEL construction at the orphanage. In photo with Mrs. Hancock, Sister Clara, and the children of the orphanage, are Bill Access to thousands of dollars 420 E. ALAMEDA AVE. 300 so. LOGAN ST. Ph.: PEirJ 3-2742 Ph.; PEirl 34013 Chisholm, state commander, and Jim McConaty, past post Art Needlework commander and district commander of the American legion. Of Catholic Literature Downtown, Cherry Creek, lakeside, "FOR PEACE OF MIND" Mrs. Hancock was the winner in recent sweepstakes conducted Greeley FUNERAL PLANS AVAILABLE. INSURANCE OR TRUST by Leyden, Chiles, Wickersham post, American Legion. 625 19th St. Noxf to Holy Ghost Chuivh PLANS THROUGH AMERICA'S LEADING CURPURATIUN. Mr. McConaty requests that further donations toward this cause be sent to Sister Clara at the orphanage. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Leadvitle CFM Holds Spaghetti (AnnundaUon Parish. I 'IliE m wiD’A q ld ^ m. T .. r- meeting on NbV. ti. The LeadviUe Catholic Fam- ^ the occasion of ily Movement group held its pantry shower” for 4he first social for the season in the ters at the AnnuncUtton cQi)' form of a "spaghetti feed" in vent. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coffee Coni Parlies (ace cloths and towels, to be Kendrick on Sunday, Nov. 3. The Rev. James B. Hamblin, (St. Mary’s Parish, Littleton) made into house slippers for pastor of Annundation parish, (Our Lady of LenrdMt Parish, “ Coffee card parties" are be­ use of the boys at Ridge Home. and the Rev. Maurice Mcln- Denver)' ’ '» ing held throughout the parish to THE HOME and School asso-. emy, spiritual director for the The Rocks of Laordisai the promote one of the year’s prin­ elation will meet Nov. 26 at 8 Ceodi Gets Award p.m. in the school gymnasium. group, were present to enjoy men’s social orgdnlxa^ for cipal activities of the PTA ways Guest speaker will Richard (St. Philomena’s Parish, the evening with all Uie mem the parish, has planned Ihepai^K and means committee: The s^e Skeen of the Bell Telephone Denver) hers. Ish’s biggest s o ^ ev «t( of of Christmas cards and nov­ company, who will talk on “ Pri­ A 17-jewel, self-winding watch year, the annual 41nne^daac^ elties. vate TV." was presented by the school BASKETBALL practice for at the Pinehurst Coantr]rclui), The ways and means chair­ Saturday night, Nov. Uk . The executive board of the football team to Charles Hyde, boys of St. Mary's school be­ man, Mrs. Marge HuUa, has Home and School association coach, after the final game of gan on Monday, Nov. 11, The Bill Baum and Adam Fleck- appointed Mrs. Jackie McNam will meet Tuesday, Nov, 19 at the season for all the hours de­ St. Mary’s team will be coached enstein, co-chairmen of the din! ara as chairman of the Christ 8 p.m. voted to the team. again this year by Edward Ker­ ner dance, have made the neo. mas card project. rigan, local businessman, who Father Blase Bonpane, M.M., etsary arrangement to ensure is, himself, a graduate the In addition to being promoted THE FIRST meeting of the vocational director of the Mary ot delightful time for thoee attenr F rtt M ilvtry M Pmcriptloii LINCOLN DRUG this year’s membership drive. Member of St. VIncont do *oul's general chairman. and Dreg Naadi FRRR DRLIVERY Cut Rate Drugs Porlsh Each man is urged to mail in SI OoM Bond Stampa With Tickets at $1 each may be Phone 781-5521 Have Your Doctor Pttvno Fountain Service Sundries his membership slip and dues This Ad and S1.N Purthasa Us Your ProKiiptlon Your Business Appretiated during this present week. secured by calling Mrs. Papi, U4S So. Fadaral tSS-4MI ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD Paranxwnt Heights Shopping Center Alamada S So. Broodway 934-3115; Mrs. Ann Gagnon, 777- 10041 W. Mth Avt. 1374101 Your Catholic Druggist Dan Caulfield Turkey Day Dane# 0355; or Mrs. C. Boeding, 777- Your Parish Sejyice Station (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) 6334. Here Is a helpful directory. Look for the listing of your PHARMA CARE BLESSED SACRAMENT ST. M A R Y ’S, LITTLETON / Plans for the forthcoming nearby “ parish” service stotlon. Its friendly operator PHARMACY Thanksgiving dance and the THE LEAGUE of the Sacred la asking this tpodal moons to Invite your patronage. “ For Better Healtfa” SELL 4 LESS Cfhristraas party for the school Heart will meet in the church You'll find that this oxtra fritndlinttt Is matched with NOW OPEN Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 1:45 p.m. $. Breadway Talapkont n t-IJIf children will be discussed at the cheerful service and expert attention for your car. for recitation of the rosary. Uttlatan, Colorade FTA meeting Nov. 19 in the He’s ready to serve you with gas and oil, tires, bat­ A business meeting will follow school lunch room. teries, lubrication and other convenient sorvlcts. By CATHEDRAL DRUG STORE in the assembly room of the 794-12U “ pulling in" at his station rogularly,^ou will recipro- THE FOOTBALL players will rectory. 2500 W. Moln Llttfoton, Colo. coto his friondlinost and got the best lit sorvico. be introduced and the parents The Cub Scout parents will will have an opportunity to see meet Wednesday, Nov. 20, at ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHEDRAL N O T R E D A M F the team’s new uniforms pur­ 8 p.m. in the home Mrs. L. PRESCRIPTIUNS CALLED chased this season. Paul Weadick, 735 E. Cedar AaoM Hw Stmt from Phil’s Conoco Ssrvict NOTRE DAMC CHURCH FUR AND DEUVERED Jtsnt (bhuq^ Mrs. Jane Lawrence, the avenue. I Callu It Dawaiag 0«i DRUGGIST The Altar and Rosary society Very Rev. Monslgnor William FrM Pickup 300 So. Colo. Blvd. Prescriptions Our will hold its annual bake sale Jones, archdiocesan superinten­ A Q.IIv« 7 COWTOWN. PhM . m 4 i u Specialty after the Masses Sunday, Nov. dent of schools. Monsignor COLO. CONFIDENCE B lit m A BMl itTM l 723 aS4 2707 E. Louisiana 17, in the school cafeteria. Food Jones has been superintendent Denver, Ceiorade donations may be delivered to for the past nine years, and is IS VITAL ST. PATRICK'S Place complete con­ the hall on Saturday afternoon recognized by both public H O L Y G H O S T PATRONIZE and evening or Sunday morn­ school and Catholic school offi HOLY FAMILY fidence in your ing. cials as a driving force toward DOWNTOWN ARROW The PTA council will meet in pharmacist, as you YOUR better education for all children TEXACO SERVICE SERVia WOODMAN would your doctor the home of Mrs. John Schmitz, Nick White, president of the 484 So. Oneida Way, Thursday, Holy Name Men’s group, hopes 1S01 eiinirm tt. STATION PHARMACY in time of sickness PARISH Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. Plans (or to have a good turnout for this 24-hevr S«vlc. ORIVB IN WITH CONPIDBNCI — Prescriptions — — for guarding the fashion show to be pre­ meeting. TU N i UP 4 BRAKI SBRVICB Phon* S34-09S2 I 44th a Tumyion 4SSni1 your health is his PHARMACY. sented by the Fashion Bar in mi PMM ' 45MW Denver 12. Cofa ■Aurora at the regular PT.4 ON FRIDAY, Nov. 22, the or­ Fret Dtiivtry in North Denver only profession. meeting will be discussed. “ The ganization is sponsoring a Tur ST. THFRESE’S YOUR The firms listed here HOLY NAME, FT. LOGAN Holiday Gala” will feature key party, at 8 p.m. in the clothes for the Thanksgiving lower level of the church. There deserve to be remem­ HENRY’S CONOCO BUSINESS I and Christmas and New Year will be plenty of prizes and fun bered when you are dis­ CONOCO LINCOLN DRUG APPLEWOOD PHARMACY festivities. for all. The proceeds will be SERVICE FREE DELIVERY Twenty-three boys were in­ used for such activities as tributing your patronage • Free Delivery WILL BE PIRESTONB TIRBS, BATTERIBl 30 Gold Bond Stamps With 34 Ooin e-no Sl.rips With This Ad and tl.M Purchast ducted into the Cub Scouts at Scouting, the parish blood bank, in the different Unes of This Ad end $1.00 Purchase ACCBStOKIBS rour CalhoMc Oruggisl the ceremonies held at the reg ushers, and annual retreats. HENRY HENNINGHAKB, OwiW 2345 So. Federal 93S-4M1 Dan CauHield business. APPRECIATED ular Pack Meeting, The Cub Refreshments will be served 1IS00 E iit CoHix It AAellni I Your Catholic Druggist Dan Caulfield 2098 Youngfield 238-1204 344.|M5 AURORA Scouts are collecting old worn after the meeting. Page 14 The Denver Oitholic Register Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 Dogpafch Dance Set at Cathedral High

Propagothtt of Faith Collection The annual Sadie Hawkins rado Springs and was there well 1962 and 1963, also have been school gymnasium at 44th ave­ Sister Sarah Maureen, mod­ dance, sponsored by the Student rewarded for its efforts. invited. nue and Utica street. erator ot the speech club, is (Ceetieecrl From Pase D Pauline Chapei— (Broadmoor) 522.« Steamboat Springs— Hofy Namt 2f.75 Sacred Heart 341.00 Sterling— St. Anthony of Padua 727.10 i Coun(^ will be held Friday, Stan Flott won first place in THE CAST consists of Dottie working as the producer and Meiticr of God 2B.7* St. Mary 47100 Stoneham— St. Jobn llWi Nov. 15, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. extemporaneous speaking and School to ProsoRl Cordova. Mary Brennan, Judy director. Mount ConncI 301N Holy Family— Security Viilape n.oo Strasburg— (Mission of Hugo) 11.53 Dance music will be from the CraiQ— St. Michael 45 JO Stratton— St. Charles 107.00 Dave Kenney was first in dra­ ; ‘UtMo Womon’ Ryan, Jean Ruby, Linda Hart, Noirt Domt 2M.M Cripple Creek— St. Peter n.fi WeRyy Assumption 130.15 top SI tunes and intermission matic. These trophies gave Re­ Mary .Ann Wright, Patti Tem­ THE ADMISSION is $1 for Our tody of Fotimo Crook— St. Peter 5140 Weldona— St. Francis (Miuton i (Holy Family High School, entertainment will be provided gis the distinction of being the adults, 75 cents for high school (UkMfood) m.N D e r^ — St. Catherine 70.43 of Brush) 7.54 I DcBver) ple. Michael Byrne, James Chl- Our Lody of Gricc H W East LMia--ne coUegiallty of Bishops. ers. ington high school; Burlington— St. Catharine 30.00 Mead— (Mission of Frederick) 25.15 Fatiraa-St. Bernadette’s CYO. Rock-St. Francis 4I.2AI Meeker— Holy Family 60.00 Inspiration, he explained, is a Case and his orchestra, in har­ The Theological Commis­ Monsignor Jones was intro­ Mount Carmel high school, AAonument— St. Peter (Mission Ctntral CYty«-Auumprion divine fact that can be known vest-time settings designed by sion is reported to hive voted (kSaho Swings) 1d.00' of Elbert) 15.45 ! Rmgh Sp— th Twain duced by Brother Adrian, Mullen high school. North high Chtyennt Wefis— Sacred Heart Oak Creek— St. AAartin 1104 only by Divine Revelation, the senior class. Decorating in­ inclusioa of a Chapter on Re- F.S.C., principal of Mullen high school, St. Anthony’s high Peetz— Sacred Heart 47.75 whereas authorship is an his­ Pfacas Two Winmmn vitations for the semi-formal af­ COtORAOO SPRINGS- Plattevilta-St. Nicholas 1LI5 j ligioas freedom in the revised school. school. Sterling, St. Francis' Corpus Chrlsti 455.50 Rangcly— St. Ignatius 135.00 torical fact to be known by wit­ (Regis High School, Denver) fair are the sophomores. schema on the Church, which The second phase of the con­ high school, St. Mary’s, Colo­ OMAt Redeemer 1311.23 R lfl^St. Mary 10.00 nesses and the testimony of con­ On Nov. 9 the speech team ALUMNAE from Marycrest’s Hofy Trinity 331.00 Roggen— Sacred Heart 43.00 I is ordered to be ready by ference consisted of a ieader- rado Springs; Sheridan high Our Lady ef Guadalupe 41.40 Sitt— Sacred Heart 0.00 temporaries. traveled to competition at Colo­ first two classes, the classes of Nov. IS. ship workshop under tly dlrec- school, and South high schooL Real Ectole Quide

12— Holy Ghost 28— St. Dominic 42— St. Dhiloowna 42— St. Miileoiaaa 4S- i-it . Theroee 919 E. 14th AVE. HANG YOUR STOCKING 1325 lolo 2730 HAZEL CT. 1425 ADAMS Good opportunity for appreciation. Two Above my pretty fireplace. In • specious will BulM a coneanidl 3 badrooffl brkk family conversion. Good Income history. Big family home* convenient to every* 3 bedroom brkk bungalow, with dining homo on Ihli dnirabit lot. tlijOO to 3 bedroom brick, garage. 3 b i ^ s from room, family room, ^us finished base­ Call Gayle Holland, 723-5331 thing. 4 bedrooms* basement* garage* en­ 117,000 rongo. Call Tad Hunt, 3M-3SM, church end schooL by owner. ment. Also 2 car garage on 2 full lots. closed porch. Mrs. Reagan* 333-3327 Please call for appointment. Gayle Hol­ AMBROSE WILLIAMS land* 722-5332. AURORA REALTY CO. 1CM W. U1t)«tM< Blvd. 477-3845 RUSS WEHNER 9824 E. Colfax Avt. RMKort 7*t-34M W4* E. Cslflx V74M3 AMBROSE WILLIAMS ; i . ______366-3569______31- It. Jamas )o i utt)*tM B)vd. ! 17— Notro Domo 42— St. ehilomona R**lt*r Ttt-MM; 740 PONTIAC By Owner 44— St. Rosa of Lima Sell - Trade - Rent OPEN DAILY 5 BEDROOMS — 3 BATHS Spacious 4 bedroom house with double Call 825-1145 2137 SO. GOLDEN COURT Intc *tstlng 1 story modern on 6 beau­ garage and rented apartment In base­ 1258 SO. CLAY tifully landscaped tots. Priced under ment. Short distance to church* schools 140,000. BY BUILDER and shopping area. 1275 SO. CLAY Blanche Cowperthwalte* 777-8089 3 bedroom brick full baiemenf. Large 1248 Detroit PICK A PARISHI kitchen. 2 car garage. 6 other models. BLUE & BLUE Quality built large 3 bedroom 377-2781 2331 E. 3rd Ave. 422-5357 429-7188 42-ST. PHILOMENA 2154-2145 Sa Fenton. Priced at IISJSO brick homes. Electric built in FtLUMORB ST. and up. Call Mr, Arcurl. 234 6975 2 or 3 btdroom bungalow. Cloaa to 33— Sfa John 42— St. Rhilooiana kitchens. Full basementa, ga­ Kliooli, itorat, but. tmmacutata con- dltton. Baiatnont and garaBO. 93V46II ------9t5-542l rages. i owner homes in beau­ FREDRIC'S BROS. ENTERPRISES • 800 Fillmore a 2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW 6-BLE8SED SACRAMENT • Large eidar bungalow • Kltclxn plus brunlilut ruum. 2 bud- tiful condition. Try FHA or GI. 2 3-4-5 BEDROOM SBLECT FAMILY 2185 So. Sheridan rMiTU and (iKlOMd tiaapinq pared. HOMES IN IDEAL • Full dining room p LOCATIONS Elaetric rafrigarator, ttava and vana- VERA GARNER 722-1427 18— Our Lady of Fatima • 3 bod room main, plus eno down • tian blindt. Full living and dining • Don, garago, ftnetd g room. Hot wtlar boat and 4i bata- CAMPBELL REALTORS 744-23961 (Lakawood) • Prict $33,508 • mint. Vt black la but, alto within walking dlttanca la church • Cat! Mrs. Burhonn at 322-4177 and all ichoolt. FOR RENT! NEUHAUSER - BROWN, LTD. EA 2-3864 DE 3-2152 3757 FEDERAL BLVD. r e a l t o r 4 b*droom Luxury nomt, USO.M p*r 3M-M3) MI-M31 IN Sq. Ft. To Ovtr *M Sq. Ft. montli, wltti or wllhout )**h . C*)l Mr. 42— St. Philomana OF OFFICE mmi iH Martin 237-14M Evus. OR' 32— St. John the Ivangelist HOUSES FOR SALEI OR STORE SPACE I ADKINS REALTY This 2 stof7 * 4 bedroom home with 1st Plus Living Quarisrs floor den is in excelletit cofidition. 2 car C«H Kay Moran, 4774X7 4».|4i5 509 ADAMS garage. See 1621 Madison* $15*980. LAIRD REALTY CO. • « • WE BUILD Neat 2 bedroom brick. Plus sleeping 18— Our Lady of Fatima porch or 3rd bedroom. Living room 1315 ADAMS (Lakewood) with fireplace. Full dining room. 4 bedroom* 2 story home with 2 mort Good basement. Garage. $12*950, ask bedrooms and bath in basement. I car Our Personalized IN YOUR PARISH for Mr. Keeler. garage. $14*958. 10% down. Service Sells Homes See our counselor on IN APPLEWOOD KNOLLS FRITCHLE & CO. Call KEN EGAN* EA. 2-6781 REALTORS 7S7 S401 MOORE 3 bedrooms, hot water, double garage, RItr. - 3N Sp*«r B)vd. • PE. 3-5S)) homes of Tri-levels, Bi­ levels, Two-story,, Ramb­ lull basement. 1400 sq. ft. Wall to 32— St. John the 42— St. Phiiomenn I2 R The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each 35M S. Broadway wall carpeting, drapes. Fenced yard. lers, and Multiple units. Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. Evangelist EAST CENTRAL DOUBLE 237-3934 2 Story doubto. Each unit has living U IR D REALTY Present Show Home • So. 2 story Colonial, center hall, 2 fireplaces, room* separate dining room* hroakfast nook and kitchens have dishwashtrs^nd One of Denver's Oldest, 1— Cotbodral 6— aiossod Socramoiil 6 Blassod Socramaat Most Reliable Realtors 20— Our Lady of Lourdes 3 bedrooms, IVj baths. Recreation room, garbage disposals. tVo baths in aach unit. Meade & Bellview. Property has new plumbing and wiring Needs 10% DOWN North Denver — FOR RENT and double car garage. By Appointment and is located on 50' tf R-3. in beauti­ 2372 ALBION Attractive 2 story Colonial on 3 ful condition. Prica $21*508. Wheatridge 5 ROOM FRAME Call JOE PLANK* $33-801$ U^^ed Homes, Inc. One Block From Cathedral 3 story, 4 bedroom Colcnlil, Cirpttad, well landscaped tots. 5 bedrooms, 333-7443 Lakewood Listings Large 3 room furnished apartment, tlreplact, besemtnt, den. end 2 e«r gir- 2W baths, family room, sprinkler MOORI We Will Handle Your Rentals Newly painted, 2 bedrooms and bath 680 FRANKLIN Rl)r. - 2234 S. Cole. Blvd. - SK. t-3tPI 222 0779 798^142 second floor front. eg*. Priced below merket. — 2040 Clermont, under $35,000, on main floor. Full finished wood CALL KAY MORAN Pool* - 155-3543 Blanch Cowperthwalte 777-8089. THE GLENELLEN paneled basement with 2 bedrooms 42— St. Philomano . 45SMX 477-1X7 EfAPIRE REALTY, INC. BLUE A BLUE and bath. Fenced yard and one car 37— St. Mary (Littleton) 1432 Penn 3 BEDROOM BRICK 1845 Slwrmen Reeltor 255 4424 377-2781 2338 E. 3 Ave. garage. Call Eve. 777-2492 STAN HAS PLANS for you and your family. 3 BLOCKS TO SCHOOL Hot Wlttr Htit 1— Cothodral 6 ' Blassod Sacraoiont Living room with fireplace* large din­ Awaiting your approval ara four diatinetiva Maplaweod 20 Our Lady of Lourdes Please let me show you this attractive ahow homat plannad to matt your antira family's naads. 6— aiussod Sacraoionl home now. 3 bedroom custom, Wa baths, ing room. Kitchen with eating space. 3 bedroom brick, full base­ FOR RENT finished basement. 2 car attached g4r- Basement has laundry room* storage A rsallstle balancs of eraativlty, quality matarlats and “ 4 BEDROOMS age. Out of town owner says "SELL"! room and den. One car garage. See workmanship, plus spacloua altas with a mountain vlawr $231 FORREST Call Gayle Holland 722-5332. ment, 2 fireplaces, double 2 Story brick, 2 baths, double ga­ 'lovely 1375 Madison. maks Stan Lawla homaa axcltlng as wall as funetlonal AMBROSE WILLIAMS GROUSSMAN BRADLEY 2-itory Colonial, 4 bed­ Onerous, 4 bedroom 2 story brick. rage. suitable for home and income 64.14 Parfat Straat In Arvada. Phona HArrlaon 2-3434 garage. In Capitol Hill area, 10M LITTLETON BLVO. REALTORS 322-77U rooms, finished basement, ^ large family. Ample dining area. Patio* recreation M APLEW O O D 1440 3 blocks from Colfax. LOECKLE-REED & CO. 42^St. Philamenn 2Vg baths. 2-car garage room. Carpeting throughout. Disposal. REALTORS I 37— St. Mary (Littieton) 366-8613 or 366-9713 i 2 STORY BRICK and many extras. $150.00 per mo. Call 355-6696 Eve. 744-4035 -j IF YOU WANT Charming older 3 bedroom brick home.! 2 All Saiats See to Appreciate 6 Blassod Sacraoiant j Dining room, remodeled kitchen, main! 23 Sfe Anne floor utility. In top condition, located! ] I— Spacious suburban living BRENTWOOD By Owner on quiet street. For appointment please 12 year old brick. Carpeting j— A breathtaking view call Gayle Holland, 722-5332. NO DOWN GI 377-1841 and drapes, full finished base-1 For Largu Family AMBROSE WILLIAMS Or conventional terms* for bdrm.* liv. ment, covered patio and ga­ 8020 W. Mth Place. One year old brick.' -Walking distance to 1888 W. Littltton Blvd. Realtors 791-2454 rm., kit., fam. rm. Extra nice. A rage. Widow must sell. i bedrooms with tamlly room. Large site. | St. M ary's 3— ALL SOULS steal at $11*950. 6— Blassod Sacramunl Only $25,000. May be purchased FHA or GI. SCHROEDER & WEAVER KOPECKY & CO. Then Come Out and See o n q u i n n a v e n u e Mr. Poole, 355-3043 j LA CONTINENTAL im W. CoKax S34-7273 1627 ALBION 3231 E. Colfax DU 8-0134 RIDGEWOO't) PARK EMPIRE REALTYg INC. I 3— All Souls (Ingloweed) 1V^ Story, 4 bedrooms, newer kitchen, 7^-Christ Hie King i 1845 Shtrfnan Realtor 255-4424 In Littieton fresh paint inside and out. Mrs. Reagan. OPEN 2 TO 4 SUNDAY VERY AHRAaiVE 333-3327 -St. Catherines 7034 S. Costilla 3 bedroom, attached garage. Beautiful 857 GRAPE This 2-story has a built-in stereo system drapes* wall to wall carpeting. Fire­ & hot water heat. The 2300 sq. ft. ^ fin­ place* patio* redwood fence. Immediate RUSS WEHNER FHA OR GI, $1,000 DOWN NO DOWN GI— $450 DOWN ished living area includes 4 bdrms., 2W possession. Priced to sell fast. 444* E. CeHex 377-003 3 bedroom brick ranch, basement. WHEN BUYING OR SELLING FHA baths, full electric kitchen with eating 1145 ELM bar. Formal dining rm., carpeting & FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL 2 bedroom frame, full basement. 2 extra CALL YOUR dbie. garage. 6— Biassed Sacromant TRY FHA $850. DOWN bedrooms. 1U baths, garage. 5185 Alcott. 5X.900 NOTICE CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM 2 bedroom brick ranch, garage. The annual stockhold­ W ILSON & W ILSON IDEAL LARGE FAMILY WULFF OF DENVER ACE REALTY 2496 W. Davies 3896 S. B^WAY SU 14671 REALTOR 377-14*5 Designed with the exquisite alre of Europe by the HOME 1511 W. DIxll PI. 477-5352 There'S nearly 2,000 sq. ft. of finished ers meeting of Business living area In this spacious 4-level. Price French Architect Rene Chouzenoux 6 Blossod Socramunt 3 Bedroom Bungalow 8 Cure d’Ars ■ncludes 4 bdrms., 2'a baths, dining rm., Finai^e Cerp., will be Modern all electric kitchen* full finished family rm. with fireplace, all electric FEATURES: basement with 4th bedroom. Knotty pine SALE 27— St. Catherine kitchen, double garage, carpets & drapes, held at the Continental a 4 BEDROOMS 0 FULL ELECTRIC KITCHEN 2026 ASH paneled recreation room or 5th bedroom. lawn & landscaping • a BATHS 0 FORMAL DINING ROOM a l a r g e b r e a k f a s t a r e a 2 tiled baths, fireplace. Forced air gas COMPLETELY FURNISHED (Derby) $26,900 Denver Meter Hetol, on • 2-CAR GARAGE Modem Pennsylvania Dutch. 4 heat. Flagstone patio. Steel fenced back • COVERED PATIO a p a n e l e d r e c r e a t io n r o o m yard with garage and covered; car port. DUPLEX— 2 beUrooms each unit. In­ November 29th, 1963, O COVERED FRONT PORCH a 2 f ir e p l a c e s New built 2 and 3 bedrooms, Open 10:00 - 6:30 Daily bedroom, 2 baths, compact kit­ Near #40 Bus. FHA Available. All In ex­ come of $235.00 per mo. Electric cellent condition. Must see to appreciate. kitchen, disposal, garage, carport and electric kitchen, full basement. 1:00 - 6:30 Week-Ends at 9 a.m. Paul A. Gout, chen. Attached garage. Fenced Immediate possession. patio. $23,500. Small down. Call Mrs. Will take trade in. SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. 798.1335 Board, SP 7-4742. I W'm. K. Barr & Company Secretary. yard. 322-1054 By Owner *v-mt BUILDERS & REALTORS 6124 So. Broadway 2391 HoUy EA 2-8431 YORK REALTY AC 2-8531 ! p Y 8-2911 255-2823

L A 1 Melanie Hughes, Cathedral Sophomore, T^ursday, Nov. 14, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 15

Typical of National CYO Delegates Mi\Rh[T PLACE Melanie Hughes, a sophomore. resent the archidocese at the The advisers are Joseph, RENIING'HIRING at Cathedral high school. Den-' convention will be David SuUi- Byrnes, Sacred Heart parish,] ★ OF MILLIONS W A N T A D S BUyiNG-SELLING ver, and a member o ' St. Ber-,van, Rosanne Gargan, and Boulder; Mrs. Doris lOiecht, nadette's-Our Lady of Fatima Joel Trenkle. all of St. Vincent St. Bernadette’s; and Mrs. Wal­ ★ CYO, Lakewood, is typical of de Paul's parish, Denver; Janet ter Kautzky, St. Vincent de the large contingent of teen-i Calvaresi and Eileen Purdy, Paul’s, Phone KE. 4-4206 Todoy to Ploca Your Cloisifiad Ad In the Register — Ask for the Classified Department agers who will represent Den-;Notre Dame parish; ver-area youths at the national Pennv Nichols, Robert TEA ROOMS t CYO convention in New York KnechC and Rodney King, Our; RESTAURANTS N «w ClossifiMl Ad DatNUin* . . . City Nov. 14-17. Lady of Fatima and St. Ber-' LEGAL NOTICES Melanie received a free trip nadette's parishes; James and to the convention at an award Mary Karuzas, Sts. Peter and IN T H I COUNTY COUNT Experienced restaurant op­ NOW-Tuesday at 5 p.m. ceremony held in Our Lady of Paul’s parish, Wheatridge. In and f«r ttN City and Caunty Only Want Ads received by phone or mall before 5 P.M. Taetday can be publisbed In tbe current week’i paper of Danvar and Stata of Calarada erator for new modern Fatima parish hall. Lakewood Roger Hutton, St. Michael’ s Na. P ‘2 x m on Nov. 4. parish, Craig; Luellen Byrum, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT restaurant. Seats 71. On Eltatt of AAARGARET M. JASTER (Oa- HELP WANTED FEAAALE HOUSES FOR RENT 24 She will join a group of 26 Sacred Heart Parish. Boulder, caased) No. P-232t3 two interstate highways, SEWING MACHINES 40 DONUTS SSA and .Mary Priske, .\11 Soul's Notka it haraby given that i have filed Exp«ri«ncM typists, strws, otfkt work­ delegates to the convention, 21 . , ■ , j nf»y final report in the County Court LARGE HOME, ] beOrooms. new fw- SINOIR DIAL A rriTCH TWIN N U D LI ers neeaoo lirwnedleiely for totnporiry Mce for winter wermtli. SK. per mo. Zisuss, buttonholes end mikte mmy teen-agers and five adults, who parish,n a n c h FnoiPWEnglewood. oAri Of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ outside Denver. Must know office work. rado, and that any person desiring to rentel. MIS Bryant. 237.])0S. d ^ a t lv e stitches with no extra ettech. Order Your Donuts are leaving for New York from Leading the delegation will ociect to the tame shall file written MANPOWER, INC. ■ Tnents to buy. Assume lest I payments of Restaurant management. tS.04 or M.S0 cash. o y u O O for bake sales and Stapleton airfield this morn­ be the officers of the archdio*, ooiection with me said court on or Oe- KE. 4-nu r ISS4 ceaienito FURNISHED APTS. 25 meetings. ing via United Air Lines. icesan CYO: James Capra, pres- 'o'* ^ Will lease to right person. IM I WHITE Baby sitters over II. Able to meet state Zigzags, buttonholas, darns, mtnds and ident; Ceci Nowak, vice presi­ Exacutri* requirements. To sit away from home N Icily tumishaO I room apartmant, ntwiy makes fancy stltchas without attach- Write to box 743 c/o this deccraltO. All utilities pakL St. Francis SHER-FAX LIKE MELANIE most of the dent; John McIntosh, treasurer; Casey and Klene day or night. Happy Baby Sitter ServKe. monts to buy. Tako lor last 3 payments A'torneys for the estate 420-2313 Parish. 777COS7 - 120 $a Grant ot $5.04 or $ir.$0 cash. 433-3647. young delegates are being spon­ and Mary Halfen, secretary. 811 Symet Building paper. SINGER SLANT 0 MATtC lit A DONUT SHOP sored on their trip by their Denver t Colorado WANTED MALE HELP 8 • APT. FOR RENT Scheduled to accompany the 222-A555 Dams, mends, embroMari and makes many decorative designs. autometlcaHy. parish CYO or by other parish (Published in the Denver Catholic Wenred men for Mountain hotel night S210 West Colfax young delegates are Father Assume*-iume final paymtnis of W.60 par. ma organizations. And the funds Register) Clerk work. Prefer middle eged single 404404. Robert Syrianey, archdiocesan First Publication; Nov. 7, 1H3 men. Pensioner end or semi hendF Main flaar ane bedroam BE 3-997S for the journey in most cases director of the CYO; Father Last Publication: Nov. 21, 1H3 cepped cen eppty. For interview write SINGER were raised, as they were by Robert Harrington, CYO mod­ LEGAL NOTICES c/o box #1 Mt. this peper. furnished ar unfurnished IN TH E COUNTY COURT DIAL-A-STITCH B ia C lE S S6 the Lakewood group, through erator in St. Vincent de Paul’s In and far the City and County of Dtnvtr Aiid Stat* «f Colorada SITUATIONS WANTED apartment. Ideal far Does everything. Assume 3 peymenls ol There ere tv« weys to kaap your bicycle such money raising projects as parish, and three lay advisers OavM Brafman, Jutfgt $3.1$ or 16.50 cash. 633-1566. IN THE COUNTY COURT ' MALE 11 In seed ehe^ One le to Mve It at the sale of candy and Christ­ to the youth groups. Na. P-317n cauple, yaung ar aid. Clase home — the other Is to Ibid a good CITATION TO ATTEND In and far the City and County Yard work, fill cl«at< up. ExptritfKO, MISC. FOR SALE Mcyda RMn and slay wiih hkn. mas cards. PROBATE OF WILL of Denver and State ef Ceierade tiowcrs and lawm. Vkinity, Ellsworth fa everything. Private en­ ^ SHOP j IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Ne. P-97496 In New York, the Denver NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT and Broadway. Pltai* call Tll-OM WIH buy 300 man's and woman's pocktl 114 Fedmi ewc N»«4S [LESTER D. RIGGS, also known as watches, scrap gold. starlli« ilivtr and ___•» IR « » tame LtcMaa delegates will join 12,OM young [LESTER DAVID RIGGS. (Deceasad) Estate of HASSIE P. SHEPARD a/k>a trance, steam heated gar­ piatmum, ngardlass of condition. Frtd Eight Seek HASSIE MAY PATTON SHEPARD (De­ men and women from all over THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SITUATIONS WANTED Cola. 401 Bolton Bldg. MS-SITl AUTOS-44EW S9 COLORADO, TO: ceased) No. P-97496 FEMALE age. To appreciate you the U.S., who will participate in Wanda EHzabath Riggs. 21 Quean SL. Notice is hereby given the! I have 12 CARPET SELL OUT panels and workshops on CYO Ballavlile. Ontario. Canada. Sister, Heir. filed my final repoH in the County Court must see. Carpet your living room, dining troa Queen Title Legaiee and Devisee. ot the City and County of (^nver, Colo­ Wanted Baby sitting |ob by matura. and hall only SIII.M whilo supply lasts. and teen*age problems. Vera Riggs Lewis (Predeceased). Sis­ rado. and that any person desiring to Catholic Another In oast D«nvtr, no Based on avtrtgo homo ot X sa yards ter. Heir, Legatee and Devisee. ub|ect to the same shall file written ob- nous. work. 322-SaiS. Ctll CARPET CRAFTIRS, 436-3750. The highlight of the conven­ Leo B. Riggs (Predeceased), Brother, jecti^ with the said court on or before 1481 ASH /,(///! At Regis Ball Heir. Legatee and Devisee. December 10, 1963. Rooms tor GIrlv Catholic Daughters ot SHOP FOR SALE tion will be a Gold Ticket ban­ UNKNOWN HEIRS AND UNKNOWN, Andrew Wysowefeky America. 76S Penn. Also rooms available Good businoss lor saN, Rtcovering down quet, to be addressed by J. Administrator. Special Administrator tor weddings or receptions. TA. S- and wool quilts, bodsprttds, comiqrtars Eight campus organizations ANTECEDENTS. Unknown, Unknown. Edgar Hoover, director of the Unknown. and Administrator C.T.A. »5»7. APT. FOR RENT and many txlras. Foretd to soil due DAVID V. OUNKLEE. Attorney at Law Griffith & Griffith 25 to III htallh. presented candidates for the Baby sitting, Littleton, great loving care The FBI. Mr. Hoover will be pre­ Denver Hilton Office Btdg., Dtnvtr, Attorney for the estate 1610 Gaylord DU 0-3663 Wesf's 1963-64 Queen of Regis during Colorado. None. Guardian ad Litem. 611 Midland Savings Building lor ehiidrtn by Catholic mother, for One bedroom partly furnished bungalow sented at the banquet with Denver, Colorado M202 AC 2-5675 working moMwn. Large lanced play area. apartment, suitable for couple. Must see Unl»**»al Gas Renga Lke new Regis college’s Presentation ball You and each of you are hereby noti­ Call 7«(-ll7t the CYO’s youth award, Pro fied that the instrument purporting to (Published in the Denver to •ppreclalt. 321-MN or U5-403I. Wim light and timer. $50.00. 6554000. Largest Friday night, Nov. 8, held at Catholic Register) Deo et Juventute. be the last will and testament of the Afternoon baby sitting position wtnlad by 62 FORD S90 X-L the Cosmopolitan hotel. decedent above named will be offered First PubliceHon: Nov. 7, 1963 Catholic wldpswd mothar. Middle aged. for probate before the County Court of Last Publication: Nov. 21. 1963 APTS. TO SHARE 25 A Excellent condition, 10,000 actuol miles Selection In Park Hill section. J77-ISM 431-3731 a f t e r 4:30. OTHER TEEN-AGERS in ad-| They include; the City and County of Denver, State of Colorado, at the City and County IN TH E COUNTY COURT Wanted Catholic home or apartment to dition to Melanie, who will rep- The American Society, Mary Building in said City and County erf In end for the CRy end County of ROOMS FOR RENT 20 shart with widow. Call 4S5-43t3 USED AUTOS Denver, on Monday, the 9th day of Dec­ Denver end Stete ef Cotorade Priced from Christine Mulligan, of Denver; ember, 1963. at to o'clock A.M., or on No. P-S1SM Very nice sleeping room or share my 2 A GOOD BUYI bedroom home with congenial woman. Girl IS to 30. to short furnished apart 1HI Volkswagen, pastel blue, one owner. Alpha Delta Gamma fraternity, a date subsequent thereto to which said NOTICE TO CREDITORS ment. South East locatloa 7(l-3Ma N «w Rsporl Card hearing raguiarly may be continued, Sioane's lake area. Call evenings or ■Very clean, txtramtly economical. S1,l4i Estate ot ANDREW J. MORRIS, (De­ weekends. GR 7-5I10. 10700 Northglan Drive, No^thglen. 400-3431. Dinah Kerr, Lubbock, Tex.; when and «e>ere you may appear if you ceased) Na P-31606 Girl to shart apartmant with I others. Systam Adeplad Benchwarmers, Sylvia Scena, so desire. All persons neving claims against the Vicinity of 10th and Wadsworth. 133-1717. Rabbit Hutches for sale. Wanted good WITNESS my signature and seal of above named estate are required to file HOUSES FOR RENT 20 A used Mehogeny buffet. Call Qf-»a34G Wheatridge; Irish Regis associ­ said Court this )0th day of October, (St. Joseph’s High School, them for ellowence In the County Court For rent In me St. John Parish. 605 Will short homo with working lady or ation, Mary Clare Heidt, In­ 1963. of the City end County of Denver, Colo* couple. On #14 bus line, call 3M-1330 Denver) Clayton, 3 badroom and basamant. Call $ 1 8 9 5 dianapolis, Ind.; Italian club, STEPHEN C. RENCH reda on or before the I6th day of May. MA 30131 or FL 5-40SS. mornings until )I:M t.m., ave. attar BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES St. Joseph’s high school has Clerk of the County Court 1964, or said claims shall be forever 4 p.m. Dottie Dingman, Houghton, la.; By ANTHONY F E N E TTE barred. ROOM, Prlvata honw 2334 Eliot. #4 bus Fbr salal Natlenal Root Saar tranchlsa adopted a new student report and distributorship. Don't pass this fine Oo/ivcri'd in Denver Denver club, Raal Gutschick. Deputy Clerk THOAAAS J. MORRISSEY line. Telephone privileges. Perking In UNFURNISHED APT. 26 card system. Processed through WILBER J. GIBSON Executor rear. Call -(77-23S4. Investment Call 4344717, t1 a.m. to W South Bend, Ind.; and Siger Ski Attorney for Estate Dickerson, Morrissey A Dwyer p.in. for appointmant Univac, the cards afford addi­ 1056 Madison Attorneys for the estate HOME FOR AGED Beautiful k Spacious I bedroom apsrt- club, Kam Monfort, Hartford Denver, Cnio. EA 2*4597 505 Symes Bldg. Denver, Colorado ment. Ceramic tilt bath, air condition­ EDUCATION « INSTRUaiONS tional information besides the ing. Range and rtfrigaralor. 1 block to St. Pt City, Ind. (Published in The Denver Catholic TA 5-5188 WOMEN 22 subject marks, such as the Register) (Published in The Denver Catholic Francis, Shops and transportation. 175 NICHOLAS LAURIENTE First Publication: October 24, 1963 Sa Sherman. Misses Brandt, Scena, Heidt. Register) the Salve Regina Home for Aged Thoroughly axparlancad piano Insfructor graduation credits, accumula­ Last Publication: November 21, 1963 First Publication: October 24, 1963 Women now has openings tor single and tas light opanmgi avalM la Beginning (t PSJJwUJjo tive average, and current aver- Dingman, and Monfort are stu­ Last Publication: November 14, 1963 Offico af tha double occupancy. Tha Home Is a re­ WANTED TO RENT Intarmadlafe and advance, Call i h - t m age of the student. ,dents at Loretto Heights col-i modeled oU mansion, surrounded by v $ i T TREASURER IN THE COUNTY COURT HOUSES 27A MUSIC PIANO LESSONS In addition, students are lege. Miss K e r r attends Colo- City and County of Dtnvtr In and ter the City end County beautiful trees ond expanse of lawn. Sun Municipal Building of Donvor end Stato of Colorado porch opens on park-llke area. Dally Wanted I A home In Blessed Sacramant graded in their application to rado Woman’s college, and Miss; Dtnvtr, Colorado AAass in Chapel. Quiet, DIgnItled. This Na P-31136 Parish. Prtlerrad 4 bedrooms, I baths, ANNOUNCING TRUCKS subject matter and behavior ad­ Gutschick is a student at Den-' No. B-13 NOTICE TO CREDITORS comtortaoie and convenient convent fenced yard. Write c/o Box 3003 this 60 NOTICE OP PURCHASE OF REAL home It statttd by the Dominican Sla­ paper. Dept. MC POTEET SCHOOL OF justment by their various in­ ver university. ESTATE AT TAX SALE AND OF Estate of MARY F. l y n c h (Deceased) ters at f7S Pennsylvania Street, Denver Nc. P-31826 structors. The 1963-64 queen will be re-j APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF 3, Cola prune: ALpIne 5-OOtZ Write or DANCE AND FINE ARTS TREASURER'S DEED All persons having claims against the phone tor Immediate raservatlons. Prices REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE Cards are distributed to the vealed at the Coronation ball TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, to above nan>ed estate are required to file roasonable. them tor allowance In the County Court every person In actual possession or We specialize In Northwest Denver, So. Denver Branch • Registration, students every six weeks in­ Dec. 6 at the Brown Palace ho of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ “ OUR PRESENT STOCK” occupancy of the hereinafter described UNFURNISHED HOUSE 24 Arvada, Lakewood and Wheatrldga Raal 2290 So, Cloyton. Dotes, Nov. 18 tel. She is elected by a vote of land, lot or premises, and to the person rado, on or before the 22nd day of April, stead of every nine weeks as Estate. Prompt, courteous salts servkt. i 20th, 3 to 6 P.M. 14 Ntw 1464 GMC the Regis college student body. In whose name the same was taxed or 1964, or said claims shall be forever Your local realtor tor 10 years. in the past. specially assessed, and to all persons barred. From Vi to 3 Tons Thomas F. Lynch CATHEDRAL APTS. STACKHOUSE REALTY having an Interest or title of record in All classes under tbe Also 35 used Commercial, at or to the said premises and more espe­ Administrator 1470 LOGAN ST. 3533 W. MIh Ava OR. 7-U7I supervision of .... ' cially to Inger W. Bates, Prank L. Ga- Thomas B. Masterson Across the street from Immaculate Con­ Your Lakewood GMC ber, Violet B. Gaber. Attorney for the estate ception Cathedral. Pumished buffet opts, SEWING MACHINES 40 F rtn c h l^ Daalor You and each of you are hereby no­ 271 South Downing St., with full kitchens and prlvata bath. JERRY POTEET tified that on the 17th day of November, Denver, Colo. Newly redecorated, roomy, clean and 1960, the MANAGER OF REVENUE RA 2-5744 quiet. Utilities furnished. $53 to lOS mo. 1443 DIAL 0 MATIC Three year thru CLEMES MOTOR CO. Colorado Springs Published in the Denver Catholic Register Mgr. on premlats. Zigzags, buttonholes, sows on buttons and Ex-Officio Treasurer of the City and First Publication: October 31, 1963 makes fancy -stitches without attach­ professionals 5555 WMt Coifix Avfl. County of Denver and State of Colorado, "A Nice Place To LIvt" sold at public sale to Frank L. Gaber Last Publication: November 21, 1963 ments. Take lor 6 payments of $4.05 or Call Wanda Triplett 23 yrt. at mt um a location. AC. 3-MM $34.00 cash. 333-1344 and Violet B. Gaber, the applicant, who IN TH E COUNTY COURT 424-3184 has made demand for a Treasurer's In and for the City and Ceunty of Denver Deed, the following described real estate, and State of Colorado NOLAN FUNERAL HOME situate in the City and County of Denver No. P-27062 and State of Colorado, to-wit: NOTICE TO CREDITORS "THE ONLY CATHOLIC OWNED AND OPERATED Lot Eleven (11) and West One-Half PUHERAL HOME IN COLORADO SPRINGS" (V^) of lot Ten (10) except rear 6 feet Estate of HERMAN DILLAVOU (De­ to Cily, in Block Eleven (11). Cottage ceased) No. P-27062 THE NOLAN FAMILY Hill, Ellis Resubdivision that said tax Ait persons having claims against the ★ SERVICE DIREaORY ★ MEMBERS NATIONAL CATHOLIC PUNBRAL DIRECTORS GUILD sale was-made to satisfy the delinquent above n a n ^ estate are required to file General taxes assessed against said real them for allowance In the County Court KE. 4-4205 ME. 2-4742 estate tor the year 1959; that said real of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ estate was taxed in the name of inger rado, on or before the 25 day of April, W. Bates; that the statutory period of 1964, or said claims shall be forever ASH HAULING BUILDERS A CONTRACTORS redemption expires November 17th, 1963; barred. CURTAIN CLEANERS HOME REPAIRS J. D. CROUCH DISPOSAL SERVICE that the same has not been redeemed; Andrew Wysowateky that said property may be redeemed at Administrator C. D. O’BRIEN Miller Trask Service FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEANERS. a Homo Repairs p Painting COMPANY any time before a Tax Deed is issued; Published In the Denver Catholic Register a Carpentry that a Tax Deed will be Issued to the First publication: October 31, 1963 Pickup Anytime AL. S-1932 Elvon Enterprises, Inc. c u r t a in s , c r o c h e t e d t a b l e ­ GARBAGE-ASHES-TRASH c l o t h s , DRAPERIES, BLANKETS. • Caolntlwork p Patch Plastering said Frank L. Gaber and Violet B. Last Publication’ November 28, 1963 6070 W. SSfti PL J. M. REISCHMAN "A dirty busirms ep«rat»d In a Gaber. lawful holder of said certificate, SHAFFER’S RUBBISH SPREADS, LINENS CLEANED BY LAT­ 424-0002 er 244-5564 (Car >9)' EST METHODS. HAND PRESSED ONLY. “ Tha Handyman'' eltan courttous manntr.** on the 24th day of January at 12 o'clock IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR All Work Guaranteed THE CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER REMOVAL 1354 KALAA6ATH. TA. 5-3527. Ptaturing tht ntw containar sysivm. noon 1964, unless the same has been re­ One Source for all Your ISIS Eudora St. EA. 3-3230 ME. 3-5561. deemed before 12 o'clock noon of said STATE OF COLORADO COMMERCIAL AND Building Needs No. P-31712 date. RESIDENTIAL All types remodeling. Building Main­ DECORATING LINEN SERVICE i m WITNESS my hand and seal this 28th NOTICE TO CREDITORS tenance, Painting and Decorating and day of October, 1963. PETE BERONI Esiate of MARY GARGAN C(X)PER, REASONABLE RATES Custom Building. Papering, painting, itaamlng, laxturlng, Published in the Denver Catholic Register plastar pakn. All work guaranataad. WESTERN First Publication October 31, 1963 also known as MARY G. COOPER, (De­ ceased) No. P-31712 AL. 5-3310 DUPLEXES OUR SPECIALTY Fraa Eillmataa. Call m s S u or SP. FURNITURE STORE Last Publication November 14, 1963 EXCELLENT FINANCING TOWEL SUPPLY CO. Quality Apparel All persons having claims against the 7-4375. 1730 Sa Broadway 733-SS4I UPHOLSTERING (Seal) above nanred estate are required to file FREE fiSTIMATEI RE UPHOLSTERING AND CHARLES L. TEM PLE them tor allowance in the County Court BUILDER & CARPENTER SPECIAL THIS MONTH IN COLORADO SPRINGS REPAIRING Manager of Revenue Ex-Offlcio of City and County of Denver. Colorado, LOCK SMITH SINCE 1872 Slip Cevtn and Draparlts Treasurer, City & County of Denver m or before the 8 day of May. 1964, or 12X32 REC. ROOM COLORAMA Madt to Ordtr By Roy W. Cass said claims shall be forever barred. LOCK TROUBLE? Deputy Treasurer COMPLETELY FINISHED Kiowa and Tejon Streets Furniturt Mado to Ordtr Justin Gargan BUILDING ond CONTRACTING Bonded Lock Smith 24 22 So. Wahtatch ME. 2-1401 IN TH E COUNTY COURT Hanchett Building For Any RtmoMlIng In Your ONLY $580 DECORATORS Crown VKuvm Ca In and for the City and County of Idaho Springs, Colorado Honw — InsMo or Out — 34 Hour Service 7S1-1M6 Denver and State ef Colorado i Executor 3 5 5 - 4 6 0 1 No. P-30733 I Published in the Denver Catholic Register PAINTS NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 ( p h w i m c m ^ Last Publication: Nov. 28, 1963 Dr. John A. Ordahl ^ i-wKFOR uDETERMINATION c I cKmiriM I ivn uOP r > CUSTOM PAINTING ( DECORATING, ipeclallz- Paint sale. S14I gaL anamaL ing In rasMantlal work. Immaqlata ler- HEIRSHIP IN TH E COUNTY COURT II.4t GaL u ia x Plat OPTOMETRIST PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST REMODELING rice cell. 2554635 anytima. •65 Santa Fa KE. 4-4634 ; IN THE M ATTER OF TH E ESTATE 0» In and for tha City and County ef Denver CALL JACK REIS 125 NORTH TEJON STREET 802 N. Weber GOLDIE BOSTWICK BALLARD, also and State of Celorede Commercial — Residential DRESS MAKING ME. 2-3661 known as GOLDIE M. BALLARD andi No. P-31958 934-3593 PLUMBING ME. 3-2069 I MAY B BALLARD. (Deceased) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Member of Notre Dame Parish T *E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF • Room Additions • Base­ COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Colo. Springs Estate of RALPH DINES, (Deceased) Professional dress making and ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. COLORADO; No. P-31958 ment Finishings • Garage alterations. GR 7-2412. Repairing, new work, sewers and sink To alt persons interested, G R E E T IN G : All persons having claims against the • Patio — or A Complete lines clientd. Our work Is guarantead. T A K E N O T IC E that there has been above named estate are required to file Warehouse Design for Your Free Esilmales. filed in the above-named estate a peti­ ELECTRIC WIRING them for allowance In fhe County Court Business. Easy financing. 604 E. Alameda SH 4-0300 REALTY tion asking for a judicial ascertainment of the City and County of Denver, Please Patronize and determination of the heirs of such Colorado, on or before the 11th day of Member of Denver Home 2J0 voltz, ramodailng, rapalri. Call any- QUILTERS decedent, and setting forth that the Your REGISTER May, 1964, or said claims shall be for­ Bldrs. Assoc. tlma. EM 6-0161 MAY INSURANCE CO. narres, addresses and relationships to de­ ever barred. Advertisers and Alaska Quilt Shop — All kinds of quitt­ cedent of ail persons who are or claim M A R IO N R. D IN E S SKUFCA & SHELTON ing, remodel down and wool oomtortars to be heirs of said decedent, so far as Executrix Jim Dwyer Electric recondltionad. Pillows and rebind blan­ 725 NO. TEJON known to the petition, are as follows, Delaney and Costello Mention kets. Also sheet end comfort combination. to-wit: Attorneys for the estate CO. Patantad LIcansad Mtg, 1610 Gaylord. PhonG 633-7731 Colo. Springs John W. Ballard,* 1075 Tucson Street, 935 Petroleum Club Building THE REGISTER 6134 Sa BrotUwiy PV l-USS GUHERS OU 1-3662. Aurora, Colorado, Son. Denver, Colorado 80202 Betty Jane Newmann, 12925 Valley- 266-3196 ROOFING wood Dr., Silver Spring, Md., Daughter. (Published in the Denver Catholic “ Colorado Springs’ Finest and Most Modern” You are hereby notified to appear and Register) GuHors, Spouts New roofs, roof repairs, peinting. Lie answer the petition within twenty days First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 iftfured. All work guerenteed. Terms, after service of this notice on you (If Last Publication: Nov. 28, 1963 We sptclallza In Outtar and free cstimeles. TA $4495. served by publication, within twenty Member of IN THE COUNTY COURT Spout Replacamant. iHnrluarg days after the last publication of this Outtars Claanad and Our Ledy of G rK t Perish notice) and in default of an answer or In and for the City and Ceunty of ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL Repaired. ALL TYFES-REPAIRS ap'earance the Court will prxeed to Denver and State of Colorado Mtmbar by invilation ^ National Selected Morticians No. 24520 rhoroughly Exparlencad. AM Work Guaranteed receive and hear proofs . concerning t»>e To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section Licensed-Insured heirs of such decedent and enter a de­ NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION Ddpandabla, Guaranteed. FOR DETERMINATION OF TERMS-FREE ESTIMATE Members of the Staff cree determining who are the heirs of TA 5-6495 such deceased person. - HEIRSHIP Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington ‘N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF American Roofing Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 30th FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS TRASH HAUUNG Catholic Funeral Directors day of October, 1963. OLIVER F. McFALL, also known as STEPHEN C. RENCH O l i v e r M c FALL. (Deceased). TO BUY, SELL OR SW AP Sheet M etal Co. TRASH HAULING MElrose 2-6671 Colorado Springs, Colo. Clerk of the County Court THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO: Any Plact in Metropolitan Dtnver By Thomas OlFrancesca (SEAL) CH 4-8466 2159 Downing Day or Night Calls Deputy Clerk * To alt persons interested, G R E E T IN G : T A K E N O T IC E that there has been Attar 6 p.m. SU I-IS3S EA. 3-3SSS McComb, Zartengo and Mott This offer good for Classified Section only. 2430 High Straat Attorneys for tbe estate filed in the above-named estate a peti- Mtmber ot All Souls' Parish 1020 American Natl. Bank Bldg. fior asking for a fudlcial ascertainment Does not apply to Real Estate Display Denver, Colorado anj determination of the heirs of such VACUUM CLEANERS LOETSCHER'S Hects-LDIC 222-0601 decedent, and setting forth that the REPAIR , 45A (-^iDlished In the Denver Catholic names, addresses and relationships to de­ Advertising. Register) cedent of all persons who are or claim FLOOR COVERINGS First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 tv be heirs of said decedent, so far as VACUUM CLEANER Lasi Publication: Nov. 28, 1963 i known to the petitioner, are as follpws, SUPER MARKET i to-wIt; FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX LInoHum, Vinyl Ilia, Ceramic wall Ilia, REPAIRING IN THE COUNTY C O U ^ I Major Lyman F. Barry, 20 Sussex Formica counter tops. COLORADO SPRINGS - AURORA Parts and Service for All Makes In and for the City and County ef ' Ajenue, Buffalo 15, New York, Cousin. OIIAUir MATS Denver and State of Colorado You are hereby notified to appear and COMPLETE EXPERT NO. P-23699 ans'A^er the petition within twenty days INSTALLATION CROWN VACUUM CO. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT t m o o a after service of this notice on you (if tree eslimates 3490 So. Broadway 781-1886 f2 DRIVE IN No. P-23699 served by publication, within twenty IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF days after the last publication of this Archer Floor Coverings, BE. 7-1007 Free Pickup & Delivery Nationally Advertised S. B. FOWLER, a/k,a S. BERT FOW­ notice) and in default ot an answer or Js MOTEL LER, and SYDNEY BERT FOWLER, appearance the Court will prxeed to VACUUM CLEANERS 45B Brandt of Groceries (Deceased) receive and hear proofs concerning the HEATING Notice IS hereby given that we have 524 W. Colorado Ave. stay with “ Jay” heirs of such decedent and enter a de­ filed our final report in the County Court cree determining who are the heirs of AUTHORIZED HOOVER 820 N. Nevada of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ such deceased person. rado, and that any person desiring to SERVICE CLINIC Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 1st object to the same shall file written ob- day of November, 1963, In and Out Of Warrantee lecticn with said (^ourt on or Before S T E P H E N C. R E N C H November 16, 1963. FOLEY HEATING CROWN VACUUM CO. BETH H. FOWLER Clerk of the County Court 3490 So. Broadway 781-1886 Denver United States I By Martin J. Finnerty, Sr. (SE A L ) ______Free Pickup a Detlvery National Bank Deputy Clerk Electrical Co-Executors i Zarlengo and Mott CLIP $1.00 TO IT A N D AAAIL TO WE REPAIR Crank M. Cavanaugh Attorneys for the Estate Calhelles BUY Products Construction Co. Attorney at Law I 1020 American National Bank Bldg, Classified Advertising, The Register THIS 2317 First National Bank Building j Denver, Colorado SPACE MSvtrtiNd In thtir • Eslimates FIREPLACES • Service Calls Denver, Colorado I 222-0601 Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to KE. 4*4205 IS / CATHOLIC KECISTER • Modernization • Reasonable (Published in Tne Denver Catholic ' (Published In the Denver Catholic AVAILABLE • Rewiring • Yard Lighting Register) j Register) CHIMNEYS TO 1026 S. Teion M E 5-1533! First Publication; October 24, 1963 1 First Publication: Nov. 7, 1963 YOUl Last Publication: November If 1963 * La^t Publication: Nov. 28, 1963 TA 5-5107 fo g t 16 Collwlk tt g Ulwr ISwrsrfoy, Nov. 14, 1963 Afofl]r Guests Divine Redeemer School At Greeley Holds Open House Tonight

(Divine Redeemer Parish, to send their children to paroch­ 'Open House' Colorado Springs) ial schools, when exceUent pub­ Divine Redeemer school will lic schools are available. (St. Peter’s Parish, Greeley) hold Open House for the gen­ Guests will be able to meet City officials and public school eral public. Thursday. Nov. 14, the. teachers, see the facilities, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. administrators, principals, and and become better acquainted teachers headed the long line of Sister Alaria Teresa, princi­ with the educational program guests who visited St. Peter’s pal. announced that the parish offered at the school. church and school for the open school would participate In the house held Sunday, Nov. 10. “ (:ome See For Yourself” pro­ gram initiated by the Denver Wondwrfvl NIW In addition to parents of the Archdiocese in conjunction with DUST WAND school children and other par­ National Education Week. ishioners, some 450 persons of BY EZE MOP other faiths attended the open SCHOOL PRINCIPALS and urvu* OVER house, according to the Very faculties throughout the city mumn 30” LONG Rev. Robert V. Nevans, pastor. have been formally invited, al­ For rtmovtno dust so the mayor, members of the \ In hsrd to M l St THE GUESTS received tours City Council, and the School pisets. A 'I m I mutt" for thot tit- through the church, with men Board of District 11. as well as ting dutt. Modo of of the parish acting as guides to ; the police, bus drivers and oth­ nylM to lott • long timo. explain the furnishings, vest- i er interested groups. O H Y o o n Now . . . Ofriy $ t » ments, and symbolism. Mrs. Paul Martin, PTA presi­ The Sisters and women of the dent, is working with a group PRACTICAL CHRISTMAI OINTt parish served as guides for tours of parents, members of the of the schools. PTA, who have volunteered to ALSO . . . Km p your honUs The reaction of the guests was tmloying Mil* High City welcome the guests, answer out of mop wotor Plan Maw Vocafionol Sthool overwhelmingly favorable, with questions and act as guides if torovor with tl

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Showing some of the items to be offered at the Mother of God parish bazaar, Sunday, Nov. 17, are, Mrs. Julius Carabeilo, president of the Altar and Rosary society, and SAT. NOV. 16th ONLY Mrs. James Mooney, ways and means chairman. The bazaar will be held in the church basement after all the Masses. Doughnuts and free coffee will be served. AT THE SCHOOL ~ 7595 NO. FEDERAL Byzantine Rite Explained FROM 1 P.M. TO 10 P.M. To Altar, Rosary Society

(Mother of God Parish, Denver) on Saturday, Nov. 16, from 1 to Almost 70 women attended the 5:30. meeting of the Altar and Rosary Featured will be a grand society Nov. 10. The Rev. Paul prize of $100 and several other Small, pastor of the Church of prizes including two turkeys, a CASH AWARDS the Transfiguration, Byzantine pair of matching table lamps, Rite, spoke on the history of the a blanket, towel set, three- rites of his Church. pound box of candy, tapestry, It was announced that 71 new and decorated cake. members joined the society as a result of the membership OTHER FEATURES will be drive held in September. homebaked goods, needlework, books, white elephants, Christ­ TEN PLANS FOR the bazaar to mas cards and gifts, homemade SOC-OO be held Sunday, Nov. 17, in the candy, and a fish pond for the church bas’ement after all the children. Doughnuts and free OTHERS Masses, were completed. Mrs. coffee will be served. Everyone EACH D O N ’T James Mooney, ways and means is invited to attend. FIJN chairman, asked that donations be made to the various booths M ISS TH IS FOR Open House Has Hundreds ALL In Attendance -TH IS AD SP0HS08ED BY THISE FHIENDIY nRAIS* ALL (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish, Denver) Hundreds of parents and chil­ JOHN ERGER CHURCH GOODS AIDER'S FUNERAL HOME FOR dren attended the annual open “ Thotful Personal Service" house held in the 16 classroom “Never a Parking Problem” school Nov. 10. The program W. V. H AG EM A N — Owner & Director. - 4436 West 29th Ave ------477-7961 F L ]^ was sponsored by the PTA. 7510 W. 57th Ave, 424-5393 Parents and friends inspected the classrooms, saw exhibits of children’s works, visited the CO LQ UITrS school library, and were given a USiD CAR description of the audiovisual SHaE SiaRE & REPAIR SHaP RAY'S TEXACO SERVICE room and its facilities. THOROGOOD WORK SHOES & BOOTS V l r % y 80th at Federal More than 720 pupils are en­ vAiues SIZES 6 V, THRU 13 & 14 SLATTERY rolled at the school, staffed by 7195 LOWELL BLVD. K I I X RAY PEPE — 429-9011 the Sisters of Loretto and sev­ ’60 FORD Pickup eral lay teachers. Three buses V^-Ton, V-8, 3-Speed, healer. are operated by the St. Vincent No. 3-IS17T-A. & $995 Parents’ Bus association, all PRINCETON DAIRY PRODUCTS expenses for which are paid by ’61 CORVAIR Corvan N o o n a n IfJ fjoptu apies, *3nc\ GRADE A MILK the members of this group. No. 3-llM-TA. $1,195 d a y hackethal Denver & Suburban Area Delivery COMPANY Under the direction of the Rt. La-Bates Cash and Carry at onr Plant Rev. Monsignor Eugene A. '63 FORD Pickup 2406 Federal Blvd. 433-6575 60(X) York St. 288-0709 L.W.a.e custom cab, radio, heat­ O’Sullivan, pastor, no tuition er, V-6, 3-speed. Loaded. PLUMBINe has been charged at St. Vin­ $1,895 cent’s for two years. CLUB '59 WILLYS JEEP BOVA'S PIZZERIA Parishioners are asked to No. 3-16,9-B. a g WESTMINSTER care for this tuition in the regu­ $695 ★ 7169 Federal Blvd. lar Sunday Offertory program HBATINC '60 DODGE Pickup ★ SPAGHETTI . . . _ and by use of collection en­ LOUNGE y CONOCO SERVICE v-8, 4-Speed. No. PA-3-115V2A. ★ RAVIOLI 429-9026 Featuring velopes. 7201 Lowell Blvd. 4 29-9095 $995 “ ENJOY A COCKTAIL WITH YOUR DINNER" KOHLER THE ANNUAL PANTRY If, for any reason, you're 2840W.72nilAVE. BEST WISHES FROM PLUMBING shower is being sponsored for not completely satisfied, DE GEORGE OPTICIAN the school Sisters Nov. 17. you can return within 24 FIXTURES Donations of food may be hours of purchase and 429-9034 ------EYE GLASSES------181 VALLEJa ST. brought to the parish hall aft­ get your money bock. VINCE’S JEWELRY er the Masses. f f Religious .Articles Church Supplies 744-6311 Drive a Little, Save a Lot! ^ ELMER GERKEN, MGR 3630 W. 72nd Ave 429-6618 The University of Denver athn J. CMinar, Rakart P. Cawwr, Your Total ParformaiKt Dtaltr LEAD LA BATE 1120 Broadway 534-8233 Newman club, for which Father “ Just West of Lowell Blvd.” PratMant Vlea Prai Mai* Leonard Alimena, assistant pas­ tor, serves as chaplain, held a Joh^mie Best Wishes for Success joint meeting Nov. 10 with Best Wishes From Hillel, the Jewish organization Best Wishes to Holy Trinity on the campus. A discussion THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK was held on the two religions.' OF WESTMINSTER Fo%