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Acquiring the marble Marble Company had bought materialized, the s i s t e r s over the 12,096-foot Inde­ cherry and fir trees. At fo r the beautiful' altar in it and was haishing up dreamed of a beautiful white pendence Pass, through the Redstone the group saw the the new Leadville hos­ orders preparatory to closing marble altar of native Colo­ ghost town of Independence, quaint and artistic chalet of down and putting equipment rado stone, and thoughts then through Aspen and ^e wealthy Englishman Os­ pital's Chapel of Christ out of order for competitive took shape of a trip to Snow m ass. good, who lived there when DENVERCATUaiC Our King was an inter­ reasons. From time to time Marble before the area At Carbondale they left be was an executive of the esting experience that goes Sister Jean de Paul heard would become snowbound. the highway and continued Colorado Fuel and Iron back- to 1943, when Sister that large slabs of marble In mid-October, 1967, while along Crystal River Val­ Com pany. Jean de Paul, present admin­ were lying untouched near aspens were still quivering ley under towering Mt. Waste Marble istrator, first came to Lead- the old quarry. gold, the sisters took their Sopris and Colorado's most R a ilro od v ille . The Sisters Take Chevrolet on its first moun­ photographed Mt. Capitol At that time the Yule tain trip, following Highway and Snowmass Peak. Euggkd As the sisters and their A Trip to Marble REGISTER Quarry at Marble, Colo., was 82 past Twin Lidces, Mt. beauty of the scenery bor­ driver approached the town in the news as the Vermont As the new St. Vincent’s Elbert, and Mt. Massive, rowed color from choke (Turn to Page S — Column I) VOL. Lil. No. 44. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958 DENVER, COLORADO Noted for Pastoral Work Msgr. Hagus to MarkNew St. Vincent H ospitnl, Leadville, to Be D edicated 5 0 th Anniversary in Archbishop Vehr Priesthood on Juiy 1 2 The third oldest pri&st to be ordained for the Denver Diocese, one of Will Offer Moss the last links with the pioneer Church in the Archdiocese of Denver, will observe the 50th year of his ordination Saturday, July 12. The Et. Kev. Monsignor Charles H. Hagus, who served- the Denver At Rites June 22 In Boulder Diocese and Archdiocese 46 years before his retirem ent B y S is t e r J u l i a G il m o r e in 1954, said that tentative arrangements to honor the Colorful, age-old ceremonies of the Church occasion w ill include a Solemn Mass, coram Archiepis- will mark a major stride in Leadville history copo, at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 12, at Annunciation when the new St. Vincent’s Hospital there is Summer Classes Church, which the Monsignor hrfd served 20 years prior to dedicated Sunday afternoon, June 22, at 2 o’clock his retirement. He is in good by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver. health at the age of 75. Offering of the Holy Sacri­ In Russian Are Msgr. Kipp, Fr. Walsh In Silver, Gold Are Senior Priests fice of the Mass by Ardibishop Only two priests in Northern Vehr in the Chapel of Christ Parish Project Colorado precede Monsignor Out King will be the first offi­ Hagus in years in the priest­ cial celebration in the new hood. the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hospital's 'M' About 30 young people building. Visiting clergy, the In Boulder w ill undertake William Kipp of St. Mary’s New Sf. Vincent's Hospitol, Leadville, to Be Dedicoted June 22. Sisters of Charity of Leaven­ “something a little differ­ Church, Colorado Springs, who was ordained in 1904, and the worth located in Leadville, visit­ ent'” for the summer — a Recalls Miners' Rev. Christopher V. Walsh, LOW MASS IN CATHEDRAL JUKE 20 ing sisters, the medical staff and course in the Russian lan­ ordained in 1906 and now re­ the lay advisory board of the guage. tired. hospital w ill attend this Mass. T h e R« t . Edward Vollmer, Moniignor Hagut wai hern Generous Gifts O.S.B., palter ef Sacred ID L e a d v ille J u ly 6, 18S2, Quiet Observance in Pueblo to Mark Blessing of the entire hospital When the first St. Vin­ Heart Pariih, Boulder, an- four years after a new dis­ will precede dedication cere­ covery of silver brought hun­ cent’s Hospital, Leadville, nouncad that the eeurie will* monies at 2 p.m. Appearing on begin at 2 p.m. Monday, June dreds of men flocking to Cal­ became inadequate, toward the program in the afternoon 16, in the pariah tehool. ifornia Gulch, where precious Bishop Willgings 50th Anniversary the end of the 19th cen- metal was discovered as early with Archbishop Vehr will be Mrs. Tatiana Nennsberg, who biry, the sisters were as I8 6 0 . arts degree in 1905, he entered teaches Russian at the Univer­ Friday, June 20, is the 50th anniversary of the the Honorable Steve McNichols, obliged to consider building a When the future priest was SL Mary's Seminary, Bal­ sity of Colorado, will conduct ordination to the priesthood of the Most Rev. Joseph Governor of Colorado, and Jack new hospital. Unable to finance born, about 30,000 men surged timore, Md., for theological the one-hour coutse every the undertaking themselves, through the streets and covered C. W illging of Pueblo, first Bishop in Southern Colo­ study. Foster, editor of the Rocky weekday until the end of the Msgr. Charles Hagus they turned to the people of the hills around Leadville. rado. There w ill be a quiet celebration of the day by Mountain Neu/s a n d g u e s t aummer. The fee is $10 per He was ordained to the Leadville, and these sponsored “Every character of men was pupil. Bishop W illging and the priests working in his diocese. priesthood for the Helena Dio­ speaker for the occasion of the the sisters’ efforts, the miners there,” commented Father W il­ Elaborate plans were once cese June 20, 1908, by Bishop dedication. Robert Henderson, giving generously. It was originally planned as Archbishop Vehr liam Hewlett, “and most of A brother, Paul G. Wiilging of under way for a large celebra­ John P. Carroll in his native The hospital erected in 1900 a money-making venture for them were not looking for God Hollywood, Calif., will be in manager of American Metals tion but these were shelved parish, St Mary's, Dubuque. represented just half of the Sacred Heart Parish, with Mrs. or religion.” But already a Pueblo with his wife on that .Climax, Inc., is director of the after bis Illness early this For a year after ordination he planned construction, Funds Nennsberg turning over the To Offer Requiem second church had been built day. Also expected are some spring. He has now returned to studied in the Catholic Univer­ program . were inadequate for full reali­ tuition fees to the church. . in the'town, the finest in the of Bishop WiUging’s nephews Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of health. sity of America, Washington, The program will include zation of objectives. When “But,” said Father Vollmer, vicariate apostolic, and a school from Dubuque, la., and Wash­ Denver will offer the Solemn The day is to be limited to D. C., and bis first appointment buildings are erected usually “ we’re not going to make much was founded in the very year ington, D. C. musical concert by the 46-piece Pontifical Funeral Mass at 10 the immediate members of his in Montana was as principal of a cornerstone containing ma- money off it. Even so, it will of Charles' birth. The future Following the Mass a brunch a.m. Saturday, June 14, for his family and to the priests of the S t Aloysius’ Institute, a board­ 3415th United States Air Force terial pertinent to the era is give the kids something a little priest was to have an educa­ will be served in a loeal res­ younger brother, Raymond H. diocese with a Low Mass to be ing and day school for boys Band, directed by M. Sgt. Robert cemented into a wall. Plans different to keep them occu­ tion not foreshadowed by his taurant. Invitations have been Vehr, 63, who died Tuesday, celebrated in the Sacred Heart founded by Bishop Carroll of A. Carmichael; vocal solos by called for a cornerstone to be pied for the summer.” raw surroundings. sent to all priests in the dio­ June 10, in Cincinnati. The Cathedra! June 20 at 10 a.m. Helena. The school was the placed in that half of the 1900 Like his brother, Louis, born cese. Miss Dorothy Ann Zalar, lyric If sufficient interest is shown services will he held in Our forerunner of the present Car- St. Vincent’s that was not built. three years before, he made his Led C hurch In the course and if an addi­ Mother of Sorrows Church, roU College, soprano, a native of Leadville In its stead a large “M” was early studies in the Cathedral Bishop Wiilging has led the tional teacher can be obtained, Cincinnati. Pilgrimage July 6 The privilege of petiing and graduate in voice and music placed in the wrought iron rail­ School and pursued his classical Catholic Church in Southern the Russian course may be con­ Mr. .Vehr was a retired tool- 50 year* a* a prie*t of God ings above the porches, in rec­ studies in Old Sacred Heart Colorado through a new era from St. Mary College, Xavier, tinued throughout the school m a k e r. To Cobrini Shrine i* given to few men and i* ognition of financial help given (now Regis) College from 1901 since he was installed as the Kans., who will be accompanied year after school hours. Among his survivors are his an o c c a iio D that (houid not by the miners. wife, the former Marie Rieaten- to 1903. He then enrolled in the The 12th annual pilgrimage to first Bishop of the area in by Miss Cecilia Johnson of In­ go unmarked. It i* at Bishop As there is no cornerstone 23 Have Signed berg: two sons, Richard and Petit Seminaire in Bastogne, the Shrine of St. Frances Xav­ ceremony taking place in the W iilging’* exprett desire, dependence, Mo., also a graduate to transfer to the new St. Robert;- and eight grandchil­ Belgium, where he studied phi­ ier Cabrini, 17 miles west of Sacred Heart Cathedral March Twenty-three youngsters have however, that this occasion Vincent’s the miners’ “M,” losophy. In 1905 he entered the Denver in the foothills on High­ in music education from S?. registered for the summer dren. 12, 1942, He was appointed refinished in silver and gold, way 40, will be held Sunday, be kept a simple one with a Mary College. A color guard course, and several more are Besides the Archbishop, Mr. American College in Louvain, Bishop of Pueblo Dec. 6 o f the J u ly 6, a t 3 p.m. private observance. IS now mounted above the expected to sign'up before Mon­ Vehr leaves.'three other broth­ in the same country, for his previous year will stand at attention during fireplace in the geriatrics theology course. The pilgrimage is held an­ day. The students must have ers, Elmer A. and Joseph W., At the time of his appoiiA- the raising of the flag, the lounge. This transference is At Louvain he wa* or­ nually on the Sunday nearest completed the third grade. both of Cincinnati; and Jacob ment he was Vicar General of in tribute to those men who W. Vehr, Dayton. dained July 12, 1908, by the the anniversary of Mother Ca- Pledge of Allegiance, and the Some of those who have regis­ the Diocese of Helena, Mont., worked the mines and gave Moat Rev. L. LeGratve, Aux­ brini’s canonization, which is singing of the National Anthem tered are of high school age. Burial will be in Gate of a position he held from 1939 generously toward building iliary Bishop ef Mechlin, for J u ly 7. Heaven Cemetery, Cincinnati. to 1941. Prior to this, he was by all present. and keeping St. Vincent's in The emphasis will be on con­ the Diocese of Denver. After Improvements at the shrine While in Cincinnati Arch­ Chancellor of the Diocese of Dedication ceremonies will L ea d ville. versational Russian, with no ordination he had an audi­ this year have included the wid­ bishop Vehr will attend the Helena for 13 years from 1915 During the lifetime of St, textbooks used in the course. ening of the roads, to make ac­ end with Benediction of the consecration of the newly des­ ence with Pope St. Pius X. to 1927. His faculty for organi­ Vincent's many miners have Mrs. Nennsberg, a native of ignated Auxiliary 'Bishop of That September he was as­ cess easier and safer. Blessed Sacrament out-of-doors, zation developed the Helena been 'unable to offer any re­ Estonia (seized by the Soviet Cincinnati, the Most Rev. Paul signed to St. Mary’s Parish, A novena of Masses at the Chancery into one of the best during which the choir of Sc. muneration for their care; yet Union in 1939), has been a F. Leibold, in St Peter in Colorado Springs, where he suc­ shrine will be offered beginning equipped and most systematized Joseph's Parish, Leadville, will an earnest of their good will teacher at the University of Chains’ Cathedral on Tuesday, ceeded his brother as assistant. Monday, June 30, and conclud­ Chanceries in the country. lives after them, for in the hos­ Colorado for about eight years. Ju n e 17. (T urn fo P age S — Column i ) ing Tuesday, July 8. sing. While in this position he re­ pital’s files have been kept She and her husband, Alexan­ sided in Helena where he was Centenary et deeds of shares in various der Nennsberg, also a native of attached to the Cathedral Par­ mines— deeds turning over to Estonia, are members of Sacred Sisters o f Charity ish and was chaplain of the the sisters a few shares with a Heart Parish. The dedication of the new Good Shepherd Convent. hope that a claim might prove In 1927 be became pastor Sr. Vincent’s Hospital comes at itself. None of these brought of the Immaculate Conception the time of the Sisters of Char­ the sisters any income, but the Summer Schedule Parish in .Butte. This position ity's centenary in Leavenworth. sisters appreciated the good 01 Mosses Given he highlighted by the liquida­ will of those patients. Among The sisters have'operated the tion of a large debt, numerous the shares are names of mines The fchedule of Sunday improvements in the parochial hospital in Leadville since'1879 that recall a picturesque period: Mattes for the s u m m e r school and residence buildings, The Madonna Lode, President, months in the Archdiocese of when they entered the City of the erection of a parish center Ralph C. and J. M. Lodes, Denver, for all churches whose the Clouds over Mosquito Range and a monumental $200,000 H uckleberry, Minnetonomah, pastors have supplied the in­ in Tom Starr’s buckboard. Inter­ church, which was dedicated in Eagle Horn, Lewis, Sidney and formation. will be found in the presence of six Bishops in Bishop Joseph C. Wiilging vening years have brought both Melbourne, K e y s t o n e , and this issue of the Denver Cath­ conjunction with the lOOtfi an­ ( Turn to Page g — CoTumn 6) P u ritan . olic Regiiler on page 14. niversary of the establishment of Catholicism in Western Mon­ tana. A native of Dubuque, la., he Mrs. Eugene Mussetf Is Quite Active 13 Contributors received his elemeiftary educa­ tion there in St. Mary’s School. He made his academic and col­ 'Army Brat' Life Appeals to Wife Give Burse $41; legiate training in Loras (then Columbia) College and after B y R u t h V i n c ERt N o w a c k graduation with a bachelor of " D U T C H ” MUSSETT, an Total Is $3,818 “Army brat,” is also the wife of Major General Eugene Mus- Thirteen persons sent a total Reservations Possible sett, commander of the Techni­ of $41 to the S t Jude Burse in cal Training wing at Lowry the past week, raising to For 3 Men's Retreats Field. She has lived in Naples, Italy; in Paris, France, and in $3,818.85 the fund for the edu­ Capacity letervation* for Frankfurt, Germany, and has two man’» retreats at Regis cation of students for the vacationed in lush resorts such College, Dearer, were aa- priesthood of the Archdiocese a s the CTosta B ra v a , S p a in ’s o f D en ver. nouBcej by Father Raphael McCarthy, S.I., director of Riviera. In Naples, the daugh­ The latest donors include ter of a one-time mayor of retreats. Programs scheduled Mrs. B.M., Lafayette, Colo., Juae 27-29 aad July 18-20, Dussetdorf, Germany, was her $2; and, all from 'Denver, are completely filled. housekeeper and the housekeep­ M.L.P., $5; M.G.L., $1; M.A., Three other retreats are er’s daughter was her second maid. $ 1 ; anonymous, in thanksgiv­ Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mark Mc­ open for reservatioas: June ing, $2; a friend, $2; N.N., $1; Blessing of Rings Donald of Sackets Harbor, N.Y. 19-22; July 10-13, and July In Christ the King School in Denver, Mrs. Mussett is just Mrs. B.P.D., $1; R.M.S., $5; Conv., Catholic chaplain of A ir Force cadets at The cadets cannot m arry until after gradua­ 24-27. Reservations may be Mrs. C.L., $5; M.S.D., $10; Lowry Field, Denver, blesses the rings of one tion. The first Air Force Academy class, of made by calling GE. 3-6565 another mother, working on G.J.S., $5; and Mrs. O.B., $1. of the cadets and his fiancee. which McDonald is a member, w ill be graduated or writing to Father McCar­ PTA projects such as the lunch The sum of $6,000 will es­ The couple are Margaret Alice (Suzy) Col­ next year in June. The ceremony was held in thy, Regis College, W. 50th program. There are two paid tablish a seminary burse in per­ lins, daughter of the late Joseph Vincent Col­ the Lowry chapel on May 31 as part of a cere­ and Lowell Boulevard, Daa- cooks who prepare the food in petuity for the education of a lins and Mrs. Collins; and Gerald Barrie Mc­ mony of the blessing of class rings of the cadets. ver 21, Colo. the Christ the King School student for the priesthood. The lunch progfam. They are as­ principal will be invested and sisted by PTA mothers who only the interest used. The 'PROGRESSIVE PILGHINAGE OF GRACE' volunteer their services. ‘ Ca^olic people are requested On Tuesdays in the month of to remember the education of May, Mrs. Mussett, an attrac­ Denver seminarians in their tive brunette woman whose so­ last wills and testaments. Any Church Centennial Noted in Conejos cial activities as the wife of a amount will be gratefully re­ top-ranking officer have ac­ ceived. The future of the The observance of the cen­ “We must do more than re­ learn its lessons. It is thus fered by Bishop Joseph C. quainted her with leading mem­ Church depends upon a well- tennial of the oldest church joice at a hundred years which that the parish of Our Lady Wiilging of Pueblo, in whose bers of the “international set,” prepared priesthood in suffici­ in Colorado calls for "more have been lived so success­ of Guadaiup« will live on for diocese the historic parish is washes off sticky tables, sets ent numbers to meet ever-ex­ than a mere re-examination of fully. For we have not come many years in the future, ear- lo c a W . them, serves food to hungry, panding needs. Donations to historical facts,” Archbishop here as to the anniversary of rying Christ, His grace, and Among the Chi^rch digni­ clamoring youn^ers; scrapes the seminary burse may be Edwin V. Byrne of Santa Fe, something inert or moribund. His peace to souls in this taries present were Arch­ plates, washes dishes, and fin­ .sent to the Most Rev. Urban J. N. Mex., declared in his ser­ “We come to mark a mile­ valley as long as there exists bishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ ally aits down with the other \Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, mon in Our Lady of Guada­ stone in a progressive pilgrim­ here a soul who needs Him.” ver and the Vew Rev. An­ weary mothers to “grab a lhancery Office, 1538 Logan lupe Church, Conejos, on age of grace; we come to bear Archbishop Bvme spoke at thony March, C.K., Superior bite.” And she loves it, even Btipet, DuiTW , Colo«k Tuesday, June lA the echoes of the past^nd to a Solemn Fontiiical ass o f­ (Turn to Page S — C o lam n i ) (Tuigi to Page g — Column 1) Mrs. Eugene Mussett i

k PAGE TW O Office, 938 'Bannock Sfrotf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER telephone, Keyifone 4420S 'Army Brat' Life Appeals to Wife St. Vincent's Hospital in Leadville Of Gen. Eugene Mussett, Lowry To Be Dedicated at Rites June 22

(Continued From Page One) furt, then the headquarters for T H E ENGLES FAMILY (Continued From Page One) only two of the family not liv­ rado had personal association apolof^sins for having to miss the European Command. In lived in various posts on the ing; the others with the excep­ w ith her. one of her Tuesdays because East Coast while the Major hardship and joy to the sisters 1954, the headquarters was tion of Leo are residents of The X-ray laboratory and of the trip back East- to help served with the Quartermaster in the highest hospital in the moved fftm Frankfurt to Leadville, and Leo expects to facilities of S t Vincent's, es­ care for a sister who is ill. Corps. "Dutch" always attended Paris, and General Mussett was world. Carrying the burden of return soon. The girls became pecially designed for better named Deputy Chief of Staff parochUl schools. In 1932, its operation through the years, Catherine Kelly Rood and An­ fluoroscopic examination, are all THOUGH GENERAL MUS­ they were assigned to the Ha­ netta Kelly O'Neal; Vincent is of the European command. they more often than not oper­ inside construction, completely SETT is not a Catholic, he waiian Islands. Young Miss now "Leadville's Dr. KeUi-.” e lim in atin g outside s tra y light.elim light. wholeheartedly shares his wife's BurkhardC was graduated from ated at a loss. Rising standards The family’s greatest inter­ The larger X-ray machine, Gen­ enthusiasm over their children's THE MUSSETTS came to Sacred Heart Academy, Hono­ made it imperative that Lead- est concentrates in the sanctu­ eral Electric’s newest type. being able to attend parochial Denver and Lowry Field in lulu, and attended the Univer­ viile have a new hospital ary of the chapel, which con­ Aristoerst 300 MA, with spot schools in Colorado for the first 1965. Their youngest son. Mi­ sity of Hawaii lor two years. tains the white marble altar film device, provides faster, With formation of a lay ad­ times in their academic lives. chael, who was born in 1947 in Although she taught kinder­ and sanctuary railing. more accurate films. In this era visory board planning began for The Mussetts first came to Washington, D. C., is a fifth garten briefly, Lt. Eugene when little diagnosis is done a new building. Under guidance Sisters' Hondiwork Colorado in 19S1, when the grader in Christ the King without benefit of X-ray and Mussett, whom she met in Ha­ of this group of aggressive In New Chapel General was made Director of School. Gerry, born in 1942 waii, persuaded her to cast her fluoroscopy this equipment is of Intelligence for the Air De­ during a “one-night stand” in planners— men and women rep- The Chapel of Christ Our lot with him, and they were immense benefit to patients. fense Command in Colorado Shreveport, La., will attend rewnting professional, indus­ King is a fitting setting for the married in January, 1936, in Four radiologists from St. Springs following his gradua­ Regis,in the fall. He is cur­ trial, and business life of the beautiful marble altar, where a Memphis, where the Engles Joseph’s Hospital, Denver, serve tion from the National War rently in school in Texas. Eu­ area—a building campaign floor of seaform green tile con­ family and their niece returned as consultants to Leadville's college in Washington, D. C. gene, Jr., born in 1940 while moved steadily forward. Now a trasts with three birch flexwood in 1935. The General also had medical staff. Dr. Ed Meister, new million-dollar, 35-bed, ul­ walls in natural finish. The In November, 1951, the fam­ his father was a pitot in the Memphis background. Bom chief radiologist, assisted by tra-modern St. Vincent’s stands wall directly behind the altar ily went-to Naples, where the 92hd Bomb Group at Langley in San Antonio, Tex., he had Drs. Gerald Haresh, John Gro­ General served as director of in tribute to the people of Lead­ is covered with satin in red and Field, Va., is being graduated moved to Memphis with his par­ gan, Bertrand Pear, offer ex­ ville and its environs, to indus­ gold liturgical design, end thirds intelligence for S o u t h e r n in June from Cathedral High. ents when six years old. cellent service in frMuent trips ■a- The oldest woman in the Guada- try, foundations, public health, of the wall being natural birch NATO. They spent two years He hopes to enter the Naval to St. Vincent’s for X-ray diag­ lup^ community met Gov. Stephen former residents of Leadville, in cove paneling. Against the in Naples, one year in Frank- academy to train as a carrier AFTER GRADUATION from M 8 6 1S file vovornor nosis and treatment. pilot. His father is still a com­ McNicbols in the ceremonies taking place in the Guadalupe and friends. Many sacrificed red satin center hangs a four- West Point in 1932, General foot redwood cross with linden- mand pilot, the highest rank placita Sunday afternoon, June 8, in connection with the four- from saving and pensions to Geriatrics Lounge Mussett went to Randolph Field wood corpus, hand-carved in Comedion Visits of flyer, and is happiest when day celebration marking the founding of Colorado's oldest participate in the project G ift of Elks in Texas, was graduated from Oberammergau, Germany. flying the heavy four-engine church. She is Mrs. Tonita Valdez. At the microphone is Meliton Ground for the new hospital During more than a decade, there in i933, with his first as­ The most unique feature Fan in Hospital bombers. Velasquez of La Jara, one of the speakers for the historical site is the gift of the city of the Elks in Leadville have signment being in Hawaii. The of the chapel ie the hand!, program that took place in the Guadalupe placita. Leadville, the county, and the played an important rola in as­ Comedian Jerry Lewis spent a Born in Memphis, Tenn., Muuetts were stationed in work of the titter* in the *ta- Guadalupe, the original settlement of the Conejos area, is Salvation Army. Drs. Vincent sisting St. Vincent’s. Taking a half an hour at Denver Gen­ Mary Kathryn “Dutch” Burk- Jackson, Miss., when World tioB* of the erott, band- situated about one-half mile north of the present Conejos E. Kelly and John M. Kehoe, fraternal interest in *he chron­ eral Hospital June 7 visiting hardt lost her father when she War II was declared, and the carved figure* IB baUa ditet, church, the oldest in the state. In 1858 Bishop Joseph P. Mache- medical staff of the hospital, ically ill and aged at the hos­ with Diane Oletski, 16, who was was six years old. Her two General served 42 months in m o u B te d on r e d w o o d cro tte*. beuf would not permit the building of the church in Guadalupe gav» generously to the building pital, the organization gives a injured when struck by a car brothers and a sister remeined the Pacific. His last assignment Sister Jean de Paul planned because it was low ground subject to flooding from the Conejos fund, reinvesting in Leadville’s monthly stipend to provide geri- May 21. Lewis is the girl’s with the mother and maternal in that theater was at Iwo Jima. and drew the designs on the River. At the time Colorado’s pioneer Bishop was the Vicar economy what they earned in Stic patients with shaves, to­ favorite comedian. grandmother, and Dutch went When the war ended, he was balsa discs in pencil with guide General of the then Diocese of Santa Fe, which included the Leadville. St. Vincent's is now bacco, candy, reading matter, Mrs. James Montoya, presi to live w ith her mother’s stationed with intelligence in lines indicating depth of wood Conejos area in its jurisdiction. new records, or whatever is dent of the Parent Teachers’ brother-in-law and sister, Major Washington. ready for national and state to be removed. Under her super­ needed or that which is not reg­ Association at Holy Rosary and Mrs. Reybum Engles, in The Mussetts have had many approval. vision the sisters on the staff ularly provided by the hospital. School, knew the girl was un­ Camp Pike, Ark. Childless when memorable experiences. The B uild ing of ■ S t Vincent’s and the fac­ Some of the beneficiaries of happy about not iKing able to their niece came to live with first Americana in Naples after ulty of St. Mary's (as well as Elks’ thoughtfulness and mag­ attend the star's show at the the war, they were looking for Centennial of Church Ullra-Modern them, in the following years any sister-guests who came to nanimity who transfer with the Red Rocks, so she arranged the they became parents of three a housekeeper, and found one visit at the hospital) spent Following the modern trend hospital to the new location will visit with the performer. in the post office. She was the g irls. in architecture, the new St. many hours with scalpels until be present when the fraternity daughter of a one-time mayor “rough-oqt” was done. Carving Is Marked in Conejos Vincent's is built on three levels dedicates with its ovra cere­ of Dusseldorf, and spoke seven of the plaques continued through with patient care concentrated monies the lounge it has fur­ languages. It was during their the entire winter of 1955-56; (Continued From Page One) “Sometimes in the summer we on the main floor. A well- nished. move from Frankfort to Paris recreation periods were more have to give a sermon in lighted, air>conditioned struc­ This room, with a magnifi­ MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY General of the Theatine Fa­ often than not wood-carving ses­ that Mrs. Mussett and the boys English l^BUse we have ture, it combines beauty and ef­ cent view through a picture INSURANCE SINCE 1897 enjoyed nine weeks at Costa thers. The Theatines have sions. Sister Jean de Paul deli­ been in charge of the parish tourist visitors.” ficiency with a homelike atmos­ window on the east, is artisti­ Brava, the Riviera-like resort phere both useful and aestheti­ cately carved the figures and cally and comfortably equipped since 1920. Archbishop Byrne recalled did all the fine finishing. 20 miles south of Barcelona. cally pleasing. and furnished for periods of i n s u r e r s G ov. Steve McNichols in his talk that Father Joseph The building is so planned This is the first woodcarving relaxation. Built-in bookshelves headed the delegation of Machebeuf, later to become done by any of the sisters in AMONG THE MANY NOTA- that stresses and strains are re­ near a fireplace, small tables state and civic officials at­ the first Bishop of Colorado, this group. Names of those par­ BLES with whom they have duced to a minimum. Every­ for checker playing, and easy tending a Sunday celebration. was a frequent visitor to ticipating in the project are on shared bread” are Lord and thing has been done to eliminate chairs attractive in style and Conejos, where he worked the back of each station. I.ady Louis Montbatten, whose maintenance problems; green or color help make the lounge a The Spanish-speaking set- “with cheerful zeal and in­ guests they were on the Mont­ . hr ivory-toned walls and floors re­ Lab Dedicated onious setting fo r thosetnoharm tiers of the area brought with finite patience.” batten yacht in Naples; Lord them “a profound sense of quire only washing or washing To Dr. Florence Sabin whose years have brought them Montgomery, Marshal Juin of faith, an enduring love for “This radiant zeal for and waxing. StrMmlined food During the early planning illness or other disability. France. “The most fabulous of the Church, which was a leg­ souls,” Archbishop Byrne service eliminates' extra han­ stages of St.S t ...... Vincent’s, the sis­ all,” Mrs. Mussett recalls, "was acy from their Spanish past,” said, “ha.s been kept alive by dling and sends food directly ters and the lay advisory board Pius X II. My husband, who was Archbishop Byrne said. his successors down to the from stove to tray to patient. decided to honor Colorado’s The Denver Catholic baptised a Methodist, regards present Archbishop of Den­ Much of the artistic and prac­ health crusader. Dr. -Florence Gerald J. HtBcauna Gerard R. TeBockheral “They came to the valley, the Pope as the most wonderful ver and . . . Bishop Willging.” tical know-how used in this Sabin, by naming the laboratory these sons of Spain, under Register Herbert W. Leibmei person he has ever met.” The building is the result of Sister in her honor. Some of the sis­ the flag of Mexico. The The centennial celebration Mussett family had the rare Cornelia’s experience in super­ ters, during nurses’ training, Published Weekly by the northern land grant they began Saturday, June 7, and privilege of a 25-minute private vising others of her commu­ studied under Dr. Sabin, and Catholic Press Society, Inc. were settling had been di­ ended Tuesday, June 10, the 922 Gas & Electric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 audience at the Pope’s request nity’s hospitals. many persons in central Colo- 9S8 Banpock Street, Denver vided for colonization first actual anniversary date. DENVER, COLORADO When the General had written Subscription: $8.00 Per by Spain, then by Mexico. Joining in the festivities Christ Our King the Vatican asking for an audi- Tear. Sold in combination Y'et, in all reality, they were were the residents of nearby ence of any kind, be received Chapel Unique with the Register, National Americans, for the territory Antonito and visitors from Dr. Charles Fliedner a reply to the effect that not The Chapel of Christ Our Edition, in Archdiocese of north of the Rio Grande had other parts of Colorado. only did His Holiness grant the King is located on the first Chiropractor D enver. request, but personally desired been ceded to the United A booklet, JOO Yeare in floor of S t Vincent’s Hospital, Splneognpb (Z-rny) Entered as Second Class it himself, because of his in­ States some years before.” Colorado's Oldest Parish, w as between patient corridors and >feurMtIocB

RETURNS TO CONGREGATION Priest at St. Francis' Assigned to California

Following a decade of priestly ministry in St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, Denver, the Rev. Julius A. Fecher, C.PP.S., w ill return to his congregation in the week of June 22. He has been assigned to the Precious Blood Fa­ thers’ mission house at W ood- tion to this, the permanent ar­ side, Calif., near San Jose. The rangement whereby HNS mem­ climate of the East is unsuit­ bers furnish transportation for able to his health, and it was the sick and elderly so that for this reason that he was as­ they may have an ^portunity signed to a post in the West in attend M ass on Su n d ays.to ays. 1948. Now that the Precious Blood Fathers .have a house in a suitable climate, he is return­ ing to his community. As he had poor health daring hi* tentinary days, it Wat not thought that hr would live long enough to complete his training and be­ Pictu red are Don Kanty, back row, second from left, an come a priest. He was or­ Colo. Springs Retreatants above employe of the Alexander Film Co., Colorado dained in 1933, however, following the laymen’s retreat‘at Holy Cross Springs, and John Durcan, seated next to hut was desperately ill for Abbey, Canon City, June 6-8 are these men from Brother Martin, an insurance representative. years after kit ordination. Colorado Springs. In the front row, center, left, The popular retreats give men an opportun­ ity to get away from their busy routine for a While at St. Francis’, the is Father George Tolman, C.M., of St. Thomas’ spiritual examination of self. The next retreat, Precious Blood priest has been Seminary, Denver, who conducted the spiritual scheduled June 13-16, will be conducted by Fran­ responsible for the rebirth of exercises. Seated next to him is Brother Martin ciscan Father Joachim Daleiden of Quincy Col­ the Holy Name Society and the Muheim, O.S.B., who is director of the abbey re­ Fiog Ddy Proviow *"™her3|)](jnor the flag at traditional Flag Day eer^ fostering of the devotion to lege, Quincy, 111. Reservations can be made by treats. Among the men identified in the picture of the Leydcn-Chiles- monies on the Colorado State Capitol grounds Our Mother of Perpetual Help. phoning or writing Brother Martin at the abbey. Wickersham Post No. 1, American Legion, will [Saturday, June 14. Flag Week is June 7-14. ii The Perpetual Help devotion Postage Stamps Honor BRUSSELS WORLD'S FAIR EUROPEAN CAPITALS had been in existence for 20 English Saint-Bishop plus SPAIN & PORTUGAL (Fatima) years in the De Sales' Parish Eseortsd Tour — Ssilinc from MontrMi Sept. 24th on 8.S. HOMERIC when Father Fecher arrived. Luxembourg. — Three new >nd from Glbrsltu- on the S.S. QUEEN FREDERICA, arrivloc New Yorh Youngsters Invited to Carry Fhgs He took over the job of pro­ postage stamps issued by this November Srd. Rates from 21,400,00 Cell or Write moting the devotion and gained country honor the 1,300th anni- COLORFUL COLORADO A chartered has trip leaving DENVER, Aug. 5 via GREAT SAND wider popularity for it versary of the birth of St. Wil- DUNES NATIONAL MONUMENT, MESA VERDE, DURANGO and In American Legion Parade June 14 Revitalized librord, early missionary of SPANISH TRAILS FIESTA. On the Rio Grande's Narrow Gauge Train Northern Europe. on It* "JOURNEY TO YESTERDAY" to SILVERTON. MILLION DOL­ Holy Nome Unit LAR HIGHWAY TO OURAY. Then to COLORADO NATIONAL MON­ All boys and girls of Den­ of observances during F l a g Robert Lotito, representing the Bom in Northumbria, Eng­ UMENT, GRAND JUNCTION and on to the HOTEL COLORADO at ver who have American flags Week. June 7-14. Central City Opera Association, As director of the HNS, he land, in 658, St. Willibrord was GLENWOOD SPRINGS, one day to MAROON BELLS and ASPEN, they can carry have been in­ Mr. Eakins said the Legion will introduce all of the 25 stars put new vigor into the group brought up in a Benedictine returning to Denver. Aug. 14. Rate; 21SS.00. Includes: Transportation; of the season, and a short en­ and formed an all-male choir monastery from the age of bus and train; Entrance tees: Accommodation at Motels in Del Norte, vited to march in the Flag Day is anxious to point out that Durango and Ouray, Spruce Tree Lodge at Mesa VeHe, Hotel Colorado parade of the American Le­ Denver is becoming a city of tertaining program will be from the members. As part of seven and became a remarkable in Clenwood Springs. Meals, hreakfsst and ‘dinner only at. Hotel gion Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham "empty flagpoles.” Many build­ g iven . the HNS program, he promoted scholar while still a youth. He Colorado. PEGGY OR EARL HANRAHAN PPost No. 1. ings no longer will fly the flag, Five Flag Day princesses the annual Mass offered for was consecrated Bishop of Ut­ he said, whereas Denver once invalids throughout the city. recht by Pope St. Sergius I in AURORA TRAVEL AGENCY The youngsters should be at will be sixth graders from was known as the city with the Grand Junction, Pueblo, Colo­ Thp director fostered, in addi­ Rev. Julius A. Fecher, C.PP.S. 690. ISIS DALLAS EM A-3801 the State Capitol with their most flags flying from its build­ rado Springs, Greeley, and Den­ flags by 11 a.m., June 14, the ings. ver who were selected on the morning of the parade, accord­ G overnor basis of essays on the subject ing to James P. Eakins. Eak- T o Speak "What Does the Flag Day ins, graduate of Regis College, Governor Steve McNichols Mean to Me.” Denver, is Americanism chair­ will speak at the Flag Day cere­ The parade will start at 12 man of the post and is in charge mony on the Capitol grounds. noon down 16th Street. STONE DONATED FOR USE IN LEADVILLE HOSPITAL “Check with

Nuns' Trip Yields M arble for Chapel CENTRAL"

(Continued F ro m Page One) est in marble. Across from and headed their car for the Francis home stood the Glenwood Springs, There of Marble, they noticed the Jean Cole, superintendent of marble foundation of a roadbed of the Crystal River the Basic, sympathetic with church. It seems that about the sisters’ efforts, offered and San Juan Railroad 60 years ago, when the town gratis some choice pieces (which connected the quarry was flourishing, a church from the supply on hand and was begun, the boss of the The CENTRAL is the place with the outside) was bal­ proffered the name of a quarry furnishing the mar­ lasted with waste marble; marble cutter. and they caught sight of ble, the men of the parish The . sisters selected a marble with red stone in the furnishing the construction piece called Colorado Cloud river. Slabs, columns, pillars, woHt, Unfortunately, the — white with a faint gray and arches of marble, dis­ boss was killed and his suc­ streak. They saw, too, smalt carded because of blemish, cessor was less generous. amount* of white with green lined the tracks. Tons and Mrs. Francis owned, near to borrow money you need for veins, as well as some with tons of marble lay all along the river, a few acres of pink, red, blue, black, and the road up the mountain. land with marble on it. She gold veins. The last named offered the sisters gratis any Finding a snack counter carries a vein of iron pyrite marble they might select open, the sisters explained and is most expensive be­ from her property. She ex­ to the proprietor, - Mre. cause it is precious. Yule be­ Teresa Francis, their inter- plained, however, that most current purchases or emergencies. ing its only source. of the waste marble be­ DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES longed to the Basic Chemical Wanting a high polish, the C o m p a n y at Glenwood sisters had the Colorado Dolls Dressed to Order Springs. Cloud marble trucked to the Marble and Tile Company in Grateful for the informa­ Denver after it was cut. A.B.Cc Doll Hospital tion,* the siste rs thanked There the simple table with REUCIOUS STATUES REPAIRED Mrs. Francis, bought some two pedestals was made— soft drinks, ate their picnic \ Mrs. J. A- McCourt eight feet long, 40 inches lunch seated on slabs of \ 616 Downing MA 3-761? high, and 36 inches wide. marble in the churchyard, The Communion rail of the Wall same quality marble is at­ to tractive by reason of its CARPETS Walt GIFTS FOR FATHER simplicity of design — 10 feet long, 30 inches high, Room S ite Cuff Links and 10 inches wide. The CONSUMER LOANS and Smaller RUGS combined weight of altar Largeil io Ilia city Watch Bands and railing approximates one Lighters - Etc. and one-half tons. Furniture tr /L u T Marble from the Yule Official R.R. Watch Quarry has also been used Open Wednisdey Evenings Till 9 o’clKi for the Lincoln Memorial inspectors and the Tomb of the Un­ E.M.W. known Soldier. It has also been used in many post of­ where caeh talk* HANSEN&HANSEN fices, union stations, banks, 2141 So, Broadway schools, c h u r c h e s , and SHerman 4-27S4 JZ7 5T. mausoleums throughout the co un try. N ew ccfr purchases Check-A-Loan p l a n Internship In Dietetics U s e d c a r p u r c h a s e s Furniture loans

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I FACE FOUR Office, 938 Bennock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4*4205 Thursday, June 12, 1958 Englewood Parish Club Plans Fete

Englewood.— (All Soul’s Par­ vention were Alba Phillips, del­ chairman of the Infant o f ish)— A Steak fry will be spon­ egate, Berne Nelson, Mary Cor­ Prague Sewing Circle. sored by the Mr. and Mrs. Club coran, and Kay O'Connor. Plans were made at the re­ Saturday, June 14, in Deer Thanks are extended to the cent meeting of.the St. Veron. Creek Canyon. There will be a anonymous donor of the dra­ ica's Circle concerning the pot- donation of $4 per couple. Res­ pery recently installed in the luck supper which will be held ervations can be made by con­ cry room of the church. in the early fall. The hoateas tacting the following: Tom Mary Corcoran has been for the meeting was Vera Neville, SU. 1-0967; Yenneth elected to serve as the new A m ad ei. Touchton, SU. 1-3288; or Rob­ ert Howe, SU. 1-4243. There will be no meeting of the Teen Club this week. Dur­ ing the summer months the Teen Club will meet only once a month. They will also sponsor one social a month. Men's Club to Attend Bears Boll Gome There will be no meeting of (supreme grand knight), Richard Snyder (vice su­ Robert Mascarenas, and Paul I. Padilla. the Men’s Club this month. In­ stead they will attend the ball Knights of Altar held their investiture cere­ preme grand knight), Dan McNicholas (secretary), Page Awards went to John Titus, Richard Tni- game between Wichita and the mony at St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Church, Denver, and Frank Rino. 'illo Arnold Gomez, Davjd Kolenc, Dennis McG[n^, Denver Bears, June 24. The on May 23. Seventeen new boys were invested and Knight Commander Awards went to Larry Kolenc, 4iick ■ Cisneros, ■ Paul G. Padilla, Johnny Lopez, John price of the tickets is $1.65. 88 boys received awards for their particular rank. David Ivarson, Thomas Clark, Alfred Lucero, Paul iCocoa, Andrew Cisneros, Steve Sanchez, and Dennis Reservations may be made by Knight of Honor Awards went to Richard Haber- O'Brien (treasurer), Daniel Welte, Robert Hoffman, Jo kerst. contacting Robert Alberts, SU. knrn, Dave Owen, Jody Bluejacket, Gordon Ivarson Gilbert Martinez, Skippy Turner. Manuel Lopez, After the ceremony the Altar and Rosary Society 9-1736. and Jim Ochs. Bill HaNng, John Jokerst, and Victor Perez. Junerose Rock, chairman of Grand Knight awards went to Jake Cordova Knight Awards went to William Koraloske, furnished entertairrment and refreshments in the hall. the recent bake sale and coffee, reports that they were success­ NO BRBY SITTING TILL FALL ful. She extends an expression 66 at St, Catherine's of gratitude to the St. Agnes Service at Notre Dame Interrupted snd Holy Rosary Circles and the women of the parish for their work and contributions in (No Ire Dame Pariih, Denver) The men of the parish have treasurer. All captains and Are Awarded Diplomas their workmen for the Booster making the events a success. The baby sitting services promised to build a backstop (5(. Catharine’s Pariah, Hanrahan, Norman Dewhurst, Steffanie DeVleigher thanks which have been in effect dur­ and prepare the ground for a Club have pledged their best D e n v e r) Gregory Guilford, Anthony Ro- the women who helped prepare ing the 9, 10, 11 a.m. Masses ball field to be used by the efforts to dispose of all 2,600 tella, Michael Powers, Daniel the hot rolls and served at the every Sunday are being sus­ youngsters of the neighbor­ memberships during this com­ Graduation for the eighth in g month. Alonzi, Gregory Balsick, James pended during the summer hood, graders was held Thursday, coffee held in conjunction with Heinrich, John Grabrian, and months, because the room used Booster Club The members of the Altar Ju n e 6. Father D. A. Lemieux, the bake sale. Gerald Ernst. for the service will he unavail­ Officers Elected and Rosary Society will receive pastor, presented diplomas to At the recent general meet­ 66 students. Class Leaders able until school is resumed in Officers of the Booster Club ing of the Altar and Rosary Communion co rp o rately on Scholarships went to John Grade V III (Room One), Mi­ the fa ll. who were elected at th^ last Society, a book review of The Sunday, June 15, in the 8 Bruce and Janet Galligan, Holy chael Ashton, Bit] Lily, Janet Meddlesome and the Final B azaor Holy Name Society meeting for F r i o r W o v o’clock Maas. Family High School; Dennis Galligan, and Sharon LoSaaao; the month of June are Mrs. VI d Pope, by Michael De La Meeting Set Rappenecker, Regis High Grade VIII (Room Two), George Vernon, president; Bar­ R egU ter new s sh o u ld be Bedoyere, was given by the pas­ Parishioners are reminded of School; and Sharon Losasso, David Porfirio and Marilou bara Rockford, vice president; phoned to Florence Denignan tor, the Rev. Omer Foxhoven, tbe final general bazaar meet­ Mt. Carmel High School. Hon­ Q u in la n ; and Elizabeth Artist, secretary- at W E. 4-0746 hy Sunday noon. The book covers controversial Please Patronize ing, which will be held this orable mention was received by Grade V II. Martin Woodford material about the Church's Thursday evening, June 12. at Cynthia Pecsichette, Kenneth and Santha Still; history during the period of the Your REGISTER R o’clock in .All Saints' Parish Martin, Michael Ashton, and Grade VI, Jay Manning and Renaissance. Advertisers and Hall. It is imperative that all Summer Band Plan Set William Liley. Ju d y K o lb ; PRESCRIPTIONB CALLED workers, booth chairmen, and Members of the class of 1958 Grade V (Room One), David Articles Needed FOR AND DELIVERED Mention members who have volunteered are as follows; Donald Sa­ Welch and Donna Rollman; For Auction Colfax at Downinf Doavor THE REGISTER to work on the dinner contact avedra, Paulette Steck, John Grade V (Room TWo), Paul KEyilona 4-3217 Mr.s, Frank Gartland at WE. At St. Vincent de Paul's Pollice. Gerra Lee Rasmussen, Bertollt, Peter Dvoracek, and The Altar and Rosary Society 5-11035 a t the e arlie st possible William Harte, Dorothy Van Mary Ann Pavone; will handle the solicitation and mom ent. (S i . Vincent de Paul'i Parith, On Monday and Wednesdays Lunsen, Carl Rotola, Barbara Grade IV (Room One), Ray­ collection of the articles needed ‘ST. FRANCIS de SALES' PARISH' Roth, William Liley, Judith mond Marine and Marla Kay for the forthcoming auction to .At the end of the bazaar, the D en ver) the advanced band will meet E. ALAMEDA A SHERMAN ST. area cleared at the north end The St. Vincent de Paul a t 6:15 p.m., and the inter­ Wolf, Daniel Piccone, Janet V illa n o ; he held in August. Alba Phillips, of the property, on Evans Ave­ School's summer band program mediate group will meet at Galligan, Anthony Stano; Grade IV (Room Two), chairman, encourages everyone SUNDAY MASSES s nue and Sheridan Boulevard, will start on June 23, and will 3 p.m. Cynthia Persichette, David Kevin Boyle and Mary Ann to turn in their donations of Porfirio, Kathleen Hale, Herb- 6:00 • 6:00 7:00 - 8 :0 0 • 9:00 • 10:00 • 11:00 & 12:00 will he used for a hall diamond. be held in the cafeteria hall. Stanley Davies, Jr., was L u c c i; stamp books to her or to her ert P 1 e m e 1, Joan Kummet, Grade III (Room One), Mi­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:30 & 7 :3 0 awarded a master’s degree in committee. The committee wilt Larry Zito, Diane Scardina, Jo­ chael Litzau, Fred Steinmark, R t . R e v Ms c r . G r e c o b y S m i t h . P a sto r business administration from purchase with these stamps ap­ R O O M ILLER RESTAIRAM COZNEt From D.U. seph O'Doriaio, Marilou Quin­ and Joan O'Brien; the University of Denver on propriate articles for the auc- 800 So. Sherman St. P E . 3 - 5 4 0 0 lan, Dennis Rappenecker, Kath­ Grade III (Room Two), W il­ Ju n e 6. He formerly attended tit|n. Credit will be given to erine Be.vser, Kenneth Martin; liam Metzger and Kathleen De- Foaturing' a Coniplotc Tlcnii Service St. Vincent de Paul’s Grade everyone donating stamp books. Judy Hawkins, John Leone, C re d ico ; School and Regis High School. Dick Millfri Prop. Joyce Hawkins, Jerry McNeill, G rad e I I (Room One), M i­ Father Foxhoven a n ­ Alomeda Drug Store CONOCO PRODUaS Bridge Circle Dianne Moser, William Doyle, chael Bahm and Sharon Wend- nounced the Red Stamp plan V. O. rETZRSON. Free. 2021 So. Univeroiljr — RA. 2-9817 L u briralion -D elco B alteriea Plons Communion Nancy Simms, Joseph Carbone, Mng; for accredited organization!. Roseann Cinoeco, Thomas Elms, Grade II (Room Two), Nino To receive credit for a deiig- C a l Rate DraKfl The St. Vibiana Bridge Circle Car Washing Lorraine Lombardi, William Connor and Mary Stano: nated organiaation one mu«t fountain Servico Sundriei members will conclude the sea­ Kafka, Sharon Losasso: Grade I (Room One), M i­ have a special credit card. 'St. Vincent de Paul's Parish' Your Sniinei* Appreciated son by receiving Communion in Thomas O'Brien, Valerie En- chael Thornton and Carol Anne These cards are available to W. A. (Dutch) Thomas so . UNIVERSITY BLVD. A E. ARIZONA a body in the 8 o'clock Ma.ss gler, Peter Caruso, Kathleen E c k e r t ; those who wish to take part Alam eda & So. Broadw av Alameda A Legan PE. 3-9940 _ S IX D A Y MASSEvS 'Tuesday morning, June 17, Hine, Robert Sholdl, Janice Grade I (Room Two), R o b e rt in this plan. Further infor­ 6:45, 8:00, 9;30, 11:00 and 12:15 after making a Novena to St. Horendeck, Kenneth Suuman, Pottor and Linda Vecchiarelli. mation may be had by con­ Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 6:30 and 7;30 to 9 p.m . jVibiana for nine months. Break- .Mary Frances Barth, Ronald MateriVI and all rea dy. tacting circle chairmen. iSTa PHILOMENA'S PARISH < ;fast will follow in the home of E. I4lb AVE. AT DETROIT ST. R t . R e v , M s c b . E u g e n e A . 0 ’S i; l l iv a .v , P asto r Bishop, Nancy Heinrich, Pat­ made uoiforim for tha girli Mrs. C. Kelsey, 925 S. High rick Mawe, Johnna Lee Lom­ muit be ordered before June St. Veronica's Circle had the * SUNDAY MASSES * 2385 E. Arizona S P . 7-4813 Street The regular meeting and bardi, Paul Stevens; 13 for fall delivery. Uniforrei highest percentage in attend-: bridge will follow. Judith Satriano, Michael Ash­ may be fitted in the home of ance at the recent general meet­ 5:45, 7:00, 8:16, 9:80, 11:00, 12:16 & 6 :0 0 P.M . Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Shaw, ton. Joseph Maienk. Norbert Mri. J, Polak, 3185 W. Den­ ing of the Altar and Rosary Confessions: Saturday 3:30 to 6:00 & 7:30 to 0 :0 0 967 S. High Street, will enter­ Jones, John Bruce, Dennis ver Place, GL. S-1823. So ciety. Virginia Carter Service R t . R e v . M sg r . W il l ia m M . H ig g in s , P a sto r tain the St. Elizabeth Pinochle LEN'S Pharmacy Ed E. CalU^her, Oo«ritor Mystical Rose Circle will as­ 2820 E. 14th Ave. L. C. FEHR. Prep. Circle on Saturday evening, sist the Sanctuary Committee F R . 7-5075 Vincent de Paul'c ParUbMember Motor Tune-Up - Brake and Ju n e 14. with the care of the altars dur­ Have Your Doctor Phone Muffler Service St. Anthony’s Bridge Circle ing the month of June. will meet in the home of Mrs. B e l l y & Bob's Beauty Us Your Prescription CARTER GAS A OILS Those assisting Steffanie De­ Andy's Texaco Service Open 7 Daye a Week James Ryan, 980 S. Adams & Barber Shop 2707 L. I»uijiana HA 2-3739 Vleigher at the First Commun­ 12th ft Claytan FR. 7-9826 At i.ouUiaiui and South Clayton Virginia & Vine, PE. 3-7912 Way, on Tuesday afternoon, ion class breakfast were Berne Ju n e 17. WB CIVS RED STAMPS Specializing In A i QS b Nelson, Frances Conroy, and P ermanent Wav- Mrs. Harry Doerfler, 1762 S. Margaret Mary Luiszer. Washington Rays'StandardService Forest Street, will be hostess to Texaco /^Products ing and Latest in 7 ifN Reports were given on the Hair Shaping Ray Guertner, Prop. 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STATIONED IN CHICAGO At ‘Register’ Priest to Note Jubilee; Central Office Formerly at St. Thomas'

The Rev. Thomas F. Gorman, C.M., who served as procurator at St. Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, for 19 years, w ill observe the silver jubilee of his ordination Religious Gifts of Significance to the priesthood on Sunday, June 15. Father Gorman at present is stationed at St. Vin­ ^ Bride Books * Missals cent’s Parish in Chicago, close to De Paul University where he competition so that all students * Stofues * Medals * Wood Carvings served as athletic director and would be able to pEurticipate in director of student activities sports. * Hummei Figurines * Rosaries for 15 years. Also keenly interested in Father Gorman will celebrate * Prayer Books * Bibles * Crucifixes sports outside the university, Solemn High Mass at 11 a.m. he was one of the key persons in .^e University Church of St. in the formation of the old Vincent de Paul, 1010 W. Web­ Federal League, the first pro­ jIflA/t. Ip. (B a k id m , ster. He will be assisted by the fessional baseball circuit to dis­ Very Rev. John Zimmerman, pute the Nation’s status as a Summer Store Honrs: C.M., assistant to the Superior major league. General of the Congre^tion of June through August — the Missions (Vincentian Fa­ Father Gorman took an active Week days— 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., thers) in Paris, France, as dea­ part in the formation of the Soturdoys— 9 o.m. to 12 p.m. con, and the Rev. William Catholic High School League EleanorOHveti (above), Quinlan a subdeacon. and coached DePaui prep teams a staff member of the to many titles in. the circuit's 1120 Broadway K£. 4-8233 Fr. Kenneally early days. Steubenville Register, is in Den­ To Give Sermon ver this week, consulting with In 1928 he was transferred R egister circulation directors. The Rev. James V. Flannery, to S t Thomas' Seminary, Den­ C.M., pastor of St Vincent’s She is the secretary to the Rt. ver, u procurator. In spite of Rev. Monsignor Joseph P. Parish, will be master of cere­ advice that ornamental trees monies. Preaching the sermon Kiefer, editor, and the Rev. and shrubs which abound in Francis Brown, news editor of will be the Very Rev. William neighboring mountains would Kenneally, C.M., of S t John’s the Steubenville edition, which never grow on the seminary is a member of the R egister Seminary, San Antonio. grounds, he brought down 600 Following the Mass a recep­ System of Newspapers. She also of them and supervised their • • • tion for Father Gorman will is in charge of the circulation A planting. The grounds today be held in St. Vincent's School department and handles the are a beautiful tribute to his bookkeeping. hall, 2136 N. Kenmore. industry and skill. Born in Chicago’s Southwest Father Gorman served at St. A native of Steubenville. 0., KOELBEL and COMPANY side, Father Gorman attended FIRST WEEK BEGINS JUNE 29 Thomas’ until 1947 when he Miss Oliveti is a graduate of REALTOR was assigned to St. Vincent’s Catholic Central High School Parish in Los Angeles. After there. She has been an active IS45 SHERM AN ST. FUN, EXCITEMENT one year in California he was S C H E D U LE D promoter of youth activities and DENVER }. COLO. sent to a parish in Dallas where has worked with the Girls’ -Ath­ he remained for two years. letic Association and the Catho­ AM h.nt 6-32«> Since 1951 he has worked lic Youth Organization in that CAM P ST. M ALO OPENING city. She has a sister who is FOR as assistant to Father Flan­ sales manager of Fort Steuben nery at St. Vincent’s Pariah on "THERE’S PLENTY of fun make their reservations now. sized that this hike, as are all Metal Products, Follansbee, W, and excitement at Camp St “We have five times as many St. Malo hikes, is perfectly Chicago’s North side. V a . Malo during the first big week reservations as we had at this safe. “The members of our of camping,’’ commented Fa­ time last year.” Prospective counseling staff, all seminar­ ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14 ther Richard Hiester, camp di­ campers will find a convenient ians, are experienced in moun­ rector, in announcing the ac­ application blank in this issue tain climbing, and familiar w i' REAL ESTATE SALES tivities which will take place of the Reffister.' Further infor­ every St. Malo hiking destina­ Registration in Advance during the camping week, be­ mation concerning camp can be tion. There has never been a PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ginning June 29. obtained by. writing Father serious accident to a camper Highlighting the first week’s Hiester, 1601 Pennsylvania during the 42-year history of Set for Loretto Frosh INSURANCE activities will be a big Fourth Street, Denver 3, Colo. the cam p .” of July celebration. The main Father Hiester is urging For the smaller campers, an­ Advance registration for tained by calling the college SUBDIVID£RS feature of this celebration will interested persons to kelp other hike to Dream lUke will both accepted and prospec­ at SU. 1-6664, the office of be a big barbecue cookout; promote the Camp St. Malo take place at the same time. tive freshmen students for the registrar. LAND DEVELOPMENT campers will be able to cook the 1968-59 academic year at Sponsorship Plan, whereby Dream Lake is near Bear Lake; M9RTGAGE LOANS their favorite food outdoors. funds are being eolleeted to hundreds of tourists traveling Loretto Heights College, will There will be a big colorful send boys to the eemp who in the Rocky Moi^tain National be held on the college campus bonfire, plenty of good food cannot otherwise attend. This Park take time out to hike the Saturday, June 14. Registra­ and soft drinks. plan has afforded many boys two miles to this lake, and their tion will be held in the main Dr. James P. Gray to attend the camp in the efforts are rewarded with its Rev. Thomas F. Gorman, C.M. building on the Loretto FATHER HIESTER, in de­ past. Information can be ob­ breath-taking beauty. Heights campus from 9 a.m. scribing the bonfire, said, OPTOMETRIST tained from Father by eon- Sacred Heart School and St. to 12 noon. "You’ve never seen a bonfire Already, many hours of Ignatius' High School before taeting him at the address All students who wish to Eyes Examiaed— Visual Care K o e l b e l an a C o m p a n y until you’ve seen a San Malo hard work have been put in entering St. Vincent’s College, above. register at this time, must be bonfire.” He pointed out that to ready the camp for the later to become De Paul Uni­ sure that their high school 213 Colo. Bldg. 1615 Calif. this bonfire will' be the biggest Another highlight of the first coming season. In tha past v e rsity . transcripts are on file with ever built at the camp. week of camping at St. Malo two weeks, several man and A b excellent etudent, Fa­ For Appointment Call: the r e g i s t r a r at Loretto “And the fun and excitement will be the annual hike to fabu­ boys have worked hard in ther Gorman aUo excelled in H eigh ts. increases as the night goes on," lous Tyndal Glacier. "This is painting the first and second athletic! at DePaul, particu­ T A . 5-8883 Father said. “After everyone one of our more popular hikes,” floor walls and ceilings. New larly in bateball and foot­ Further information on ad­ lavatory and ihowar facili­ has had their supper, the camp­ Father Hiester pointed out, ball. Graduated with honors vance registration for new ers gather around the fire to “and also one of our more ties will be used for tha first in 1903, he ignored a career freshmen students may be ob­ sing some favorite camp songs. thrilling.” The hike begins at time this year. in professional baseball to £ y this time, the sun has gone beautiful Bear Lake, in the Among those who are help­ enter St. Mary's Seminary, down, and as darkness settles heart of the Rocky Mountain ing Father Hiester in giving Porrjrville, Mo. around camp, a couple of coun­ National Park. From there, the the camp a “new look” by He was ordained to the selors will narrate some mys­ boys ascend Flattop Mountain, painting and cleaning are stu­ priesthood June 10, 1908, at tery and ghost stories— stories and there eat their lunch. Then, dents from Cathedral High|Kenrick High Seminary, St. Louis, which are always popular with they cross over the Continental School: Jerry Treakle, Jack by the late Cardinal John Glen- boys.” Divide to the top of the glacier, Bills, Larry Murrin, Mike Leni- non, at that time a Bishop. and begin a thruling slide down han, James Tobias, Phil Kru­ His first assignment was that FATHER HIESTER urges the glacier. ger, Tom LaFleur, and Paul of instructor and athletic direc­ that boys interested in camping Hollis. Also lending a hand in tor at Trinity College, Diillas, at St. Malo, near Estes Park, FATHER HIESTER empha- this project are Mr. and Mrs. founded only the year before. Ray Marler, Mr. and Mrs. In 1913 Father Gorman re­ Richard Mark, and Wally Han­ turned to DePaul as athletic cock. d irector. For 16 years he guided the For th e in eye care B E S T FATHER HIESTER also an­ course of athletics at DePaul, nounced that Mrs. Pat Gower at the same time placing par­ and Clyde “Mike” McCall will ticular emphasis on intra-mural Brentwood Optical Center be back as camp nnrse and head cook. This will be Mrs. Gower’s DR. HOWARD S. TAVEL second season at camp; the in­ Two Dedications Optomatriit firmary has been remodeled, and she will have all the neces­ WE. 6-6484 sary equipment and supplies to Among Plans for provide for all emergencies, big or small, which may come up. Mr. McCall has been busy Archbishop's Tour this week ordering food sup­ plies and preparing his menu Dedication of St. Vincent’s for the coming season. His Hospital in Leadville Sunday, menus have always been popu­ June 22, and of St. Anne’s lar with campers; they are de­ Church, Grand Lake, highlight signed to give the camper the a tour of the Western Slope by proper nourishment he needs Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in for the busy and active life he which he also will give Confir­ leads at camp. mation in eight churches. The Archbishop's schedule fol­ MIKE CARROLL, assistant low s: to the district attorney in Den­ Tuesday, June 17—Cincinnati, ver, will handle the camp’s consecration of Bishop-elect many sport activities. Mr. Car- Paul F. Leibold. roll is a former camper and is Friday, June 20— Aspen, Con­ experienced in operating sport firmation, 3 p.m. Glenwood programs such as the St. Malo Springs, Confirmation, 7:80 program . p.m. Saturday, June 21 — Mintum, Returning as counselors this Confirmation, 11:30 a.m. year are seminarians, Maurice Sunday, June 22 — Leadville, Mclnemey, Robert White, Ger­ bleuing of new St. Vincent’s ard Cusack, Neil Hewitt^ Joe Hospital, 2 p.m. Libonati, Gerald Repola, and Monday, June 23— Rifle, Con­ Richard Burger. firmation, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 24 — Rangely, OPEN SATUROt.V ^ ,/T . / ' y / / , / Mass in Summer Confirmation, 11:30 a.m. MOOa.m hllSOOpm. - . . / / Wednesday, June 26 — Craig, At Santa Maria Confirmation, 3 p.m.; Steam­ OPEN SUNDAY 5200 s m it h ro a d (COINER 42SD AND FOKEST) \7 00 BMW till 6.C0 p m Mass will ha effarad at boat Springs, Confirmation, 7 :3 0 p.m . CLOUDLOiED AIL ALL DAYDAT MONDAY ACRES Of FREE PARKING Camp Santa Maria, near Bailay, at 9:30 a.m. avary Thursday, June 26 — Grand Sunday from Juna IS antil Lake, dedication of new St. Ang. 31. Vaeatianars in tha Anne’s Church and Confirma­ araa ara waleoma to attend tion, 11:30 a.m. Monday, July 14 to Friday, tha Masses. July 16— St Thomas’ Semi­ The camp, snpportad by nary, clergy retreat, exercises FLOWERS!! tha Mila-High United Fund, conducted by the Very Rev. and by Frank L. Tattamer, John P. McCormick, S.S., opens this weak for an Theological College, Washing­ PLANTS OF ALL KINDS— eight-week season. ton, D . C . L argest SelectioD in D enver to C boose F rom . NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT! Application Blank E verything F or Y ards and P orch B oxes-— Camp St. Malo Make YOURS Tha Most Baaatifull ^1 Remember—^u rt Will Grow! open Jan* 29 through Aug. 17. Foo |30 p«r wook (hersoboek riding extra). ^•And—ff It Grow8~We Have It!” Name., A g o ., A m e r i c a n COME SEE — A d d rts*.. 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COMPREHENSIVE WORK Denverite Writes Italian Cook Book Perhapi the most complete Mrs. Wilma Reiva LaSaaso of brought with them their own book of its kind io Enslith, Denver, has just been released r^ o n a l customs, which they The AU-Italian Cookbook, by by Macmillan (14.60). jealoualy maintained. Many of Mrs. LaSasso's father was a them are not living today, and id miner in Central City. The if it had not been for Mrs. La- SnUy moved to Denver when Saaso'i recording of their rec­ she was five years old. There ipes their culinary skill might her mother worked for many have perished with them. The '(foil ImporlenI ears as matron of the Neigb- Here she has revealed the rec­ orhood House day nursery and ipes of old and new, strange director of its summer camp and familiar dishes which are CAKE for underprivile^ children, a the specialties of the various in your life for the project to whiA Wilms con­ provinces of the Peninsula, jC' most important occasion tributed much welfare help and from the Alps to the boot of Graduates Honored Archbishops ran, Rita Allarld, Margaret Guoule, Katherine Chacon, Geraldine guidance. Calabria. Americans of Italian Guild, Denver, entertained their Regan, Theresa Martinez, Patricia Ualiagber, Sally Anne Rod­ riquez, and Mary Louise Malora. Wedding Cakes Mrs. LaSssso has been inter­ descent number 20,000,000, bat, R v ^ R l f l C i c t e r c ^ I'ttle sisters of the Queen of Mrs, LaSasso observes, the fame A Specialty ested in foreign cookery, espe­ D y D i g s i s i o r s Heaven Orphanage at a dinner The Big Sisters, in the back row, are Catherine Mall, Cath­ cially Italian, since she was of of Italian cookery has gone far held at Cavalieri’s Restaurant. The dinner was in honor of the arine C. Maloney, Theresa Seidenkranz, Ida Garbella, Mary Far­ high school age and doing most beyond national origins. graduation class. rell, Agnes Carey, Pat Hynes, Virginia Hamilton, Jo Hytrek, Ei­ of the family cooking. For those who have fallen in The girls, left to right, front row, Rosita Gonzales, Mary Du- leen Koester, Isabelle McNamara, and Josephine Ipson, Her book reflects many years love with the'culinary arts of of research with Italian immi­ Italy she offers from every POTLUCK DINNER PLANNED grants who came to this country province recipes in mouth­ BAKERY in the late 1800s and who watering detail. Phene RA. 2-2859 NATIVE or LONGMONT Archbishop's Guild Sets General Meeting June 1 9 Home of Fino Pattrut (Archbitkop'i Guild, Denver) Attend Survey Anne Utecht entertained tbs the home of Donna Lawless 4 Stoni te Serve Yen The general meeting of the A t Appointed Time Precious Blood Circle in her Wednesday, June II. 46 te. Ireidwtv 753 So. llnivinftr Franciscan Nun-Convert Archbishop's Guild will be held home Saturday, June 7. Brian Joseph is the name of 1550 Celeretfe Ilvd. 2410 E. 3rd Ave. Mr*. Wilma Reive LaSeeso at SL Francis de Sales’ Thurs­ Tbe Guild members who Our Lady of Loretto Circle the new son of Mr. and Mrs. day, June 19, at 6:30 p.m. A signed up for the Proctor-Gam­ will meet in the home of Evelyn M. L. Etie of the S t Cathierine potiuck dinner is planned. Those ble survey are asked to be sure Miller Friday, June 13. Mrs. Circle. Writes of Convent Life who bring a covered dish will Helen Nossan, a former mem­ to go to St. Francis de Sales' OLIVER'S MEAT MARKET A nun-poet whose first book who is widely known in literary be asked to donate 50 cents and ber, is vacationing here. was published this year is a circles for her TOstry. those who do not bring a cov­ at their appointed time on Mrs. Dorothy Nadorff and WEDDING CAKES visitor at S t Anthony’s Hospi­ Her book. Chamber Jtfusie, ered dish will donate $1.25. Thursday, June 12, and again family of tbe Blessed Sacra­ 4 Specialty ESTABLISHED IN 1923 tal, Denver. She is Sister M. ubliahed by the Pageant Press, Coffee wilt be furnished. June 26. ment Circle are residing at their Florian, a native of Longmont, Fnc., New York, tells the story cabin in Buffalo for the sum­ Schneider's Bakery CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ‘v ? ORDER of her conversion to Catholi­ mer. cism. Loretto J. Mannion Weds Our Lady of Grace Circle 1120E.6thATe. RA2-3U3 FRESH POULTRY FISH Sister Florian will leave Den­ members were entertained by Baked Here — Sold Hare ver Saturday, June 14, for M t Margaret Reilly in May. St. Francis, Colorado Springs, 8 Experienced Heat Cutten to Serve You Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of the mother-house of her con- In Cure d'Ars Ceremony S t Jude’s Circle have as guests Ptione PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. negation, the Poor Sisters of ALNICO V In a double-ring ceremony in The bride is the daughter of St. Francis of the Perpetual Mr. and Mrs. Lee Memecheck Hours 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Rear the Cure d’Ars Church, Denver, Mrs. Bernice Manniqn and the from San Diego. The Robert POT HOLDER Adoration. On July 4 she will in which the Rev. John N. Haley go to New York City. bridegroom’s parents are Dr. Bells are the grandparents of officiated, Miss Loretto Jeanne MAGNETS While it is light and fre­ and Mrs. L. E. Thompson. a new granddaughter, Debra Mannion and Daniel E. Thomp­ U'*V«V quently amusing. Sister Flo. An exquisite gown of Chan­ Ann Deneen. son were married. Holy Trinity Circle met in rian’s book answers from the in­ tilly lace fashioned with a round 10 <-1.25 side msny questions people ask PftXPAlD neckline outlined with pearls OaOCB TODAY about the sisterhood. Admitted LAKCta SIZES Heart-warming and inspir­ and with a chapel train was AVAILABIX ing, this down-to-earth treat­ worn by the bride. She cerried To Dental School KI9MT UUS n . ment of a seemingly mysterious two delicate pink orchids and subject, is bound to capture lily-of-the-valley on a white P. 0. Box 3543 prayer book with streamers of the imagination of young and Santa Fe Station, old alike. The brisk tempo Sis­ white ribbon and stephanotis. A Denver 4, Colo. ter Florian uses to tell her mother-of-pearl rosary was story of the fumbling, fright, daintily entwined among the confusion, and merriment of a streamers. novice; the devotion to duty Marianne Mannion, a sister and love of God flowering in of the bride, was maid of honor RUG the soul of the sister, makes and Robert Cox was the best Si'itar M. Flerisn for fast and thoroughly enjoy­ man. Bridesmaids were former CLEANING able reading. classmates of the bride; Loretta The reader will Journey be­ Talarico and Irene H ^nem a. FREE MOTH PROOFING ATTENTION hind the scenes at a convent Ushers were Ralph Brienza and All Work Cnarantood BRIDES TO BE and inside the very hearts of Ronald Starbuck. An uncle, Kotbins iriU "dnii up" tbe its inhabitants, joining the good Ernest McCarty, gave the bride Vory Riaionablo Pricoa Cburcb raorv ter year weddins tbap oBf et WasBvr'e White sisters as they go about their away. Alele Cletb RanDere. laid down daily chores and teaching du­ FamottB Rug tbe alile tor the Bridal Party ties. Following a reception held in F u rn ilu r* RENTAL; to walk on, from tba door to Frank and revealing. Cham­ the Knights of Columbus Hall, S tba alu r. the couple left for a wedding an d We ilN Ftnbk SMenlk Caanla ber Music is, nonetheless, ten­ CUoning Co. SALE : We alee ue aili i teitd thwIIii U der and delicate. However ^ i p to Colorado Springs. Mr. reit eatlra mtdlel le eNatirtek TA. 8-6569 lS32Markat e a r t h l y and appealing the Thompson will soon return to reeerti. Camp Pendleton, Calif., where Available oaly tbreufh your lighter notes may be, they are — House of Photography own local Roriel at reaaatiabla pale when placed next to the he is currently serving with the DENVER Boat. Mr*. Daniel E, Thompion U.S. Marine Corps. 1611 Clanarm AM . e*OeoS warmth and faith that the CARL A. WAGNER GOOD CLOTHES NEED COLORADO SPRINGS author exudes when she talks MFC. CO., INC. NOT BE EXPENSIVE S £a*t Bljcu ME. 6-4447 of the girl who just enters the After a year of prepa­ convent as being “ once again Elliott-Sedimayer Rites ration at Colorado State a child. , University, Jean F. Denny THE Btcamt Convert (above), graduate of St. Fran­ cis de Sales’ High School, Den­ ENGLISH Enjoy Delicious Food. After High School Sister Florian, a member of ver, in tbe class of 1957, has| Unique Atmosphere . . . the Colorado Springs Province been admitted to the Dental i TAILORS of the Poor Sisters of S t Fran­ College of the University of cis of the Perpetual Adoration, Kansas City, for a course in 901 FIFTEENTH STREET was bom and educated in Long­ dental hygiene. Classes are GOLDEN FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP mont Colo. She became a Cath­ scheduled from June 9. Combine Quality and Style Jean Denny is the daughter olic upon completion of high at Pricu You Can Afford school and has since taught in of Jack Denny, associate of the Tartar Sauce several elementary schools while Boulevard Mortuaries^ French Fried Patatoei completing her own studies. The book bears the impnma- H o t Rolls tu r of Archbishop Urban J. LAKE SHORE BAKERY Vehr. $ 2 . 1 0 Now an instructor in Eng­ 5226 W. 25lh Ave. New Plione No.— BE. 7-0510 lish and journalism, the sister Open Every Day . . . 8 A.M, t« 8 P.M. has also earned her M.A. at Fordham University, New York Special Prices to: Churches, Clubs & Lodges ^ ^ RESTAURANT AT THE AIRPORT City. Her teaching duties have taken her to various points in the province, including Em­ P.a. Have yotir birthday or aaBlreiaarT party at the baantlful Ikyebat. Tbe eakei are eoBpilBientarr. poria, Kans., Humphrey and West Point, Neb., and Gallup, Vz Price Sale! N. Mex. The sister’s earlier literary Large Geraniums...... $5.00 a Dozen efforts, mainly poetry, have ap­ DOLORES SEDLMAYER, daughter of Mrs. E. peared in such magazines as S p i r t t . S ig n , and C ath olic Sedlmayer of 712 Lowell Boulevard, married Richard Spreading Junipers, 18"x36"...$2.98 Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Elliott of 4145 Xavier Street, in W orld . She has also written a a single-ring ceremony in Presentation Church, Denver, May 17. number of articles for F r ia r, Large Lugs of Petunias & Snaps. . $1.99 The Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush witnessed the rite. Franeiiean ^^euage^ Perpetual The bride, attired in a gown of white lace and tulle, was Help, Sarod, Padre, and G rade Ice Cold Watermelons! given in marriage by her brother, George Sedlmayer. Her T each er, among others. attendants included Dorothy Sedlmayer, Denver, maid of honor, WILD BILL’S MARKET Chamber Music has been en­ and Mrs. Helen Redfield, Tempe, Ariz., and Barbara Elliott, 25 SO. SHERIDAN BLVD.— BE. 7-35(H tered in the Pageant Press Best Denver, bridesmaids. I Book Contest for 1958. Op«n until MMnll* Ev.rydsy! ' FrM Parktaf Best man was Edward Kerber, Denver, and ushers inculded Vince DeBell and Larry Akers, both of Denver. NarJc It 'News' The wedding breakfast and reception were held in the home To expedite handling, please of the bride's mother. ThI couple made a wedding trip to Carls­ write “ New.” on the outside of bad, N. Mex. the envelopes eoniaining item, Both the bride and bridegroom attended St. Joseph's High for publication In the Reguter, School, Denver.— (Arthur Lord Lee photography)

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Thursday, June 12, 19IB Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE SEVEN INVITATIONS NAILED American Center Names TABERNACLE SOCIETY RECEPTION Si 1?^U)ojm n!du TbiwJu New Director of Nurses L Mrs. Marylou La Guardia, She is a past prsaident of St. TO HONOR ARCHBISHOP JUNE 1 3 4460 Elliott Street, Denver, has Anthony’s Alumnae Association been named director of nurses and a past vice president of the Th* Tabernsde Society of glass pieces which have been The money realized from the at the American Center at Den­ Colorado Nursing Association, the Archdiocese of Denver will collected during the year will sale of the items mentioned ver, it was announced by District II. She oas served as honor A rch bish op Urban J. be on display at the tea. Ar­ help to defray the expenses of Charles C. Winocur, president an advisory board member of Vehr at !t» annual reception ticles for this collection that the Tabernacle Society, which of the 64-year-old free, non- the Emily Griffith Opportunity and tea on Friday, June 13, have not already been turned supplies vestm en ts, chalices, sectarian hospital. School of Practical Nursing. A from 8 to 5 o'clock, in the in may be brought to the tea. altar linens, altar vessels, etc., Mrs. La Guardia comes to her memberiof H t Carmel Parish, home of Mrs. Ella Mullen More of these articles ere which are needed by the mis­ new post from General Rose she belongs to the PTA there. Weekbaugh, 1701 E. Cedar Av­ urgently needed. Such items as sions and outlying pari^es Memorial Hospital, where she Sbs is the widow .of the Iste enue, Denver. throughout the Archdiocese of John l a Guardis, former ss- broken jewelry of gold or was supervisor of medical serv­ Invitations have been mailed Denver. ice since 1962. She is a graduate sistant attorney general of the to the clergy, members and silver, watches, rings, fraternal Miss Eva Walsh is chairman of Denver’s St. Anthony's Hos­ state of Colorado, and is the friends of the Tabernacle Soci­ emblems, silverware, heirlooms, for the tea. The vestments and pital School of Nursing and mother of two teen-age chil­ ety. Mrs. Joseph J. Walsh is gold dentures, metal eyeglass handwork will be on display. was the director of nursing dren, John and Barbara. the president. frames, etc., will be gratefully service from 1950 until 1962. In her capacity as director of received. Mrs. J. Morgan Cline She completed post-graduate nurses, Mrs, La Guardia will Diiplay Slated and Mrs. L. A. Higgins are work in the field of surgical supervise the activities of a The old gold, silver, and cut chairmen of this project. De Sales Grad nursing at the University of nursing staff of 80 wlio special­ California, in the Medical Cen­ ize in the care of victims of ter of which she served as as­ cancer and tuberculosis in all Is Married in sistant head nurse. stages. California Rite RUFFLED CURTAIIVS On Hay 31 in Our Lady of BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED Loretto Church, Los Angeles, Calif., Collette Oberkramer and DRAPERIES CLEANED James V. Owens, ICS of the U £S. Bugara, exchanged nup­ tial vows in a double-ring cere­ AND HAND FINISHED mony. The Nuptial Mass was offered by the Rev. Lawrence O’Leary. Peerless Lace Cleaning Co. The maid of honor was Dar- 5600 East Colfax Pickup and Dalivery F R . 7 ^ 5 7 't ene Stanhoff and best man was Sidney Hammond; ushers were Sgt. Patrick Oberkramer and • ..... * Mike Stanhoff. The bride's dress was a satin Miss P eggy Collins; Patti Skinner, Denver; and Jayne Mc­ and tulle waltz-length gown Student Nurses Capped Guerin, Den­ Intosh, Sidney, Neb., on the reception of their KNOX' caps snd capes at the recent capping exercises with inserts of French lace. She ver, president of the Student Council, is shown at St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing, Den­ wore a finger-tip veil set off congratulating the freshman class officers. La with a rhinestone tiara. ver. They were among the 43 students who were The bride, is the daughter of Vern Ludwig, Wheat Ridge; Colette Allen, Fort capped on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. William £. Ober- 43 IN ST. JOSEPH CLASS Capping Rifes Held at Nursing School i< Capping exercises were con­ Ann Dompierre, Barbara Fer- Jayne McIntosh, Janice No­ ducted at St. Joseph's Hospital rendelli, Suzy Fortenberry, Bar­ wak, Daine O’Leary, Connie School of Nursing, Denver, May bara Franco, Mary Ann Grant, 25. Frances Hoes, Edna Hogan, P ach eco, Judith Persichitte, Benediction of the Blessed Cathy Irvin, Mary Evelyn *Kac- Mary Romey, Grace Rose, Char­ Sacrament in the hospital zka, Judith Krentz, Barbara lotte . Sather, Patti Skinner, chapel opened the program^ The Lodzinski, Joanne Loughry, La- Kathlden Smart, Patricia Smith, celebrant‘eb was the Rev. Regis Vern Ludwig, Mary .Mivshek, Camille Stecher, and Faye Wes- McGuire, hospital chaplain. Carol Monroe; kamp. At the capping exercisc-s, con­ ducted in the Catherine Mullen PUPILS THROUGHOUT STATE Memorial Nurses’ Home, Sis­ ter Ann Dolores presented the class and Sister Mary Jerome Poetry Contest Winners presented the caps to the young nurses. The address was given by the Rev. Joseph O’.Malley of the Federal Correctional In­ Announced by C. D. of A. Pick a winner-!-pick a stitute, Englewood. Mrs. Neva Taylor, Colorado Mary’s High School, Colorado Mr*. James V. Owens Pre-Clinical Course .‘itate regent of the Catholic Springs; Completed by Group Daughters of America, an­ Third, tie between “ Our God,” kramer, Denver, and was grad­ The following students, who nounces the 1958 state winners by Rosalie Bollig, grade 11. St. KNOX STRAW FOR THE FINEST CLEANING uated from St. Francis de Sales’ were admitted to the nursing in the poetry contest sponsored Anthony’s- High School. Ster­ AND REPAIRING High School in 1956. school in September. 1957, and by the C. D. of A. Winning ling; and “ A Masterpiece,” by If a man seems more gaily dressed through The bridegroom is the son of successfully completed the pre- >oems are sent to New York to Donna Weingardt, grade 11, Mr. and Mrs. Owens of Wone- cliniral course, received caps: >e judged in the national con­ St. Anthony's High School,' summer, credit his straw hat. If his strow ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS woe, Wis. He is a graduate of Colette Allen, Judith Anselmi, test. Sterling; ; Wonewoc High School, Catherine Bingert, Jean Blasko, There were 37 excellent poems Honorable mentiorf. “ Christ- > seems to hove more verve ond After a wedding trip, the Lynda Brown, Rita Burgett, NEW RUGS and CARPETS in the competition. mas Night”- and "Man and spirit, credit Knox, Milan, Ponomo, Mocoro couple will live in New York Jacqueline Caslin, Lots Cieslak, State winners are a.s follows: Space,” by Ron Brondini, grade where the bridegroom will be M arilyn Clam. Mary Ellen Division 1, grades four, five, 12, S t Mary’s High School, — ony Knox straw is credit to you. stationed at Brooklyn Naval Clark, Sharon Cleary. Christine and six: Colorado Springs; “ An Ever- 0 Yard while attending school Clements, Valera Comin, Ann First. “ Our Blessed Mother,” Changing Gift,” by Donna there. Cullen. Kaye Cunningham; Knox Prize-winning Strows 5.95 to 10.95 by Anthony Santy, grade five, Weingardt grade 11, St. An­ r«|uUrs or ovali St. Joseph’s School, Grand thony’s School, Sterling. 2«30 E. 3rd OE. 3-8840 er EA. 2-8361 MANY ITEMS STILL NEEDED Junction; Scrapbook ond e Downtown and Unlvtraity Hllla, men't hat ihop, $tr««t floor AUo Wall to Wall CleaaiBg in the Home Second. “ I Talk With God,” Poster Contest by Paul Peyton, grade five. Scrapbooks and posters of Sacred Heart School, Colorado 2 8 the various C. D. of A. courts Opening Planned June Springs; Third, “ My Wonderful God,” in Colorado were judged at the by Gordon Myers, grade six, convention in Grand Junction by Father Maurice Gallagher. L. IMROVICH & CO. By Lady of Rockies Camp St. Columba’s School, Durango; Salida, and Father Peter Gross, With opening day at Our new recruits, are also in effect Honorable mention, “ A Prayer Gunnison. Winners in this con­ Lady of the Rockies Camp this year. for Thee.” by Yvonne Bledsoe, test will be sent to Omaha, Makers and scheduled for Saturday, June 28, All last-minute details will be grade five, St. Columba’s Neb., to be judged at the na­ O m tom Miss Catharine Maloney an­ considered at the next commit­ School, Durango; “ Vacation," tional Catholic Daughters of Importers nounced at the camp committee tee meeting, scheduled for Mon­ by Kevin Thompson, grade six, America Convention. UPHOLSTERING meeting Monday, June 9, that day. June 16, at the clubhouse. Pauline Memorial School, Colo­ Winners are as follows; of fine furniture several important plans and rado Springs; and “ Mary My Scrapbook, first. Court Mount purchases must he made within Mother.” by Mary Anne Carey, of the Holy Cross 941, Grand ihoo f.or 3 generations Chooses Women’s Univcsiir the next few weeks. grade four, St. Joseph's school, Junction; second, Court St. Grand Junction; Hilit tonight The committee will travel up Army Corps Frances Xavier Cabrini 1544, •nd tomorrow Division II, grade seven, Leadville; 'til ♦ to the camp Friday, June- 20, eight, snd nine: Cttslom Upholstering and return to Denver Sunday, Posters, first. Court Mount of Downtown “ First, “ Our Lady of Lourdes,” the Holy Cross 941, Grand 'III S-.30 and Farnitore June 22, in order to ready the by Gwendolyn Berkley, grade camp for occupancy the fol­ Junction; second. Court St. seven, St. Joseph's School, Mary 613, Colorado Springs; RefinishIng lowing week. All available help Grand Junction; PROPER DRESS YOUR KEY TO SUCCESS by members of S t Rita's Court and third, Court St. Anthony Second, “ Clouds,” by Julienne 1248, Durango. of the Catholic Daughters of Moore, grade nine; St. Mary’s CLOSE OUT OF FINE America, sponsors of this all­ High School, Colorado Springs; girl camp, is asked by the com­ Third, “ Our Lady of Light,” mittee. by Michael De Lutio, grade FLOOR SAMPLES FURNITURE Several large items have al­ eight, St. Columba’s School, ready been donated by members, Durango; FREE... 2401 So. Downing RA. 2-2940 such as a washing machine, a Honorable mention, "Morning Closed Sofurdoys . . . Ample Parking typewriter, and an adding ma­ Prayer,” by Theresa Prinster, wifh every SWEATER we clean chine for use at the camp. The St. Joseph's School, Grand camp is still in need of a good Junction. station-wagon, to be loaned, or Division III, grades 10, 11, a MOTH-REPELLENT purchased and then resold after and 12: Aug. 9, in order .to transport First, “ Candles at Mass,” by children and supplies during the Mary Gretz, grade 11, St. season. Also, a good record Mary’s High School, Colorado CEDAR BREEZE BAG player would be most welcomed. Springs; Anyone knowing where these, or Second, “ Eternal Love,” byl Prefeef your precious sweaters any other usable items are Ron Brondini, grade 12, St.' from moth damage. Cedar Sraeze available, are asked to call the Miss Elizabeth J oan sea-fhrough bags will keep your clubhouse, MA 3-1569, as soon Phillips (above), daugh­ as possible. lovely cashmere and wool swaaf- ter of Mrs. Mary K. Knox, 4812 ers fresh, elaan, SAFE . . . all sum- Quota for Comp Seventh Street, M ilwaukee. CFM to Sponsor mar long. One-Third Completed Wis., was sworn into the Wom- en’s Army Corps during brief Thii sfftr •xpirti Jun« 30, I7SS It is moat encouraging to the ceremonies held W ednesday, Dance on June 20 committee to learn that almost May 28, at the U. S. Army one-third of the capacity load of The second annual dance, Recruiting Main Station In sponsored by the Christian campers have already signed up Denver. GALL M A. 3-6161 for this year's season, far ahead Family Movement, will be Elizabeth is a graduate of held Friday, June 20, at the of last year’s quota at this time. North Division High School, Save 10% Gash & Garry Further information, ap­ Continental Denver Hotel, class of ’57. Since graduation Speer Boulevard and Zuni plications, lists of elothinf she has been working as an needed, etc., can ba obtained Street, from 9 to 12:30. IBM operator for the Denver- Music for the informal af­ by phoniof Mrs. Kennedy, Chicago Trucking Firm in bouse mother at tba C. D. fair will be played by the Denver. El Rey Dons. Proceeds from of A. Clubhouse, at MA. After completion of basic 3-1569, or by calling in par­ the dance will help send the training at the Women’s Army CFM federation representa­ son at tbo clubbouto, 1772 | Corps Training Center, Fort Grant Stroet, DoBver. tive to the national conven­ McClellan,:C i...... Ala., she plans to tion at Notre Dame Univer­ As in the past three seasons go into training as a IBM of operation at the tame site— sity. ASK ABOUT OUR operator for the Army. “ A night of friendly re­ five miles southwest of Ever­ Elizabeth chose the WACi CLEANERS green—the price is still the union and enjoyable dancing POUR-WAY STORAGE! because of the Army's educa­ is being planned for the CFM same, $25 per week and $6 ex­ tional plan, travel, security, event this year,” a spokes­ l.ahiaM i ftwae* S.r fw t, Hmdl- ORV ClEANINC • HOME FURNISHINGS ClEANINC tra for those wishing horseback Ho«s.r Sfwait, Im , . . I. *w and a chance to meet people man said. “ Everyone is wel­ FUR STORAGE • DYEING -SHIRT LAUNDRY riding. Rates for two or more CIRTirilD COID VAULTS and make new friends. come. Many are planning to in the same family, and for n n k*W-Mrvk« tor gwttH fkat Further information on the attend in groups.’* m i PARKING AT AU LOCATIONS: former campers who bring in Women’s Array Corps may dM'l rggilrt «*M ftor«««. The price is $2 per couple. t3t I. Calfa • 314 H s ^ • 1419 Krotoarit obtained by contacting the Tickets can be purchased the eiOAl W iai to* towfM kati tor No Snopsholsf WAC Counselor, 140 Old Cus­ evening of the dance or by k*M, 2400 W. Aletoade • 7443 W. CoHax Snapshots ordinarily are on- tom House, 16th and Arapabo* contacting Bob and Mar­ satisfactory copy for making Streets, Denver, or by calling garet Welland, 6805 E. Jew­ ruts to appear in the Register. KE;. 4-4151, Ext. 8239. ell Street, Denver.

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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, June 12, 1958

St. Vincent de Paul AT BREAKFAST Soivege Bureau Special Picnic PICKUP SCHEDULE St. Patrick's Graduates Honored Meadaj North Donver, A rvodo, (St. Patrick’* Pariih, Denver) and since there are different dent o f St. Patrick’s, Lilia May Of Presentation WaitKiiiiiter, Thomtoii. oad Graduation ceremonies in classes, it is still not too late to Hansley, is to be invested in Lakewood (North of 16lh the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, start All public school chil­ the garb of the Benedictine A v e a iio ). June 8, marked the official dren, even those already con­ Order at MU Marty College on T and Thuraday closing of the 1967-68 school firmed, should attend every June 28. Parish Planned Sooth and Wo«t Danvar, year. Immediately after the week day morning from 9 to Richard Campbell o f 3926 (PreieutatioB Parish, Deaver) Enflaweedi Lakaweed Mass the ^ d u a tion class at­ 11 o’clock. Vallejo Street left Saturday, The Recreation Association (Sooth of 16th Avanoa). tended a breakfast prepared by There are some children June 7 for San Diego for six family picnic will be held Sun­ and Littlaton area. seventh grade room mothers in whose parents find it very dif­ months o f active duty with the day, June 16, at Genessee Wadnaaday and Friday their honor in the school audi­ ficult to buy veils, white U. S. Marine Corps. Richard Mountain Park beginning at Eaat Danoar and Park torium. Each graduate re­ dresses or white shoes for the attended St. Patrick’s Grade Hill| Aorera, and Hoffman ceived a rosary as a gift from 10 a.m. At 10:30'a.m. there girls, Those who have any of School, where he was altar will be softball game between Town. the PTA. Thomas Maddock a these items to donate, or would boy; Regis High School, and fathers and sons. Phena CH. 4-SS03 received a scholarship to Regis want to buy the prayer book was graduated from Regis Col­ Following the ball game Hirt School. and rosary set for one of the lege. In the past school year there will be contests in which The list o f graduates is as children, are asked to contact he taught at Horace Mann all the family can participate follows: Charlaine Ricanieh, Sister Grata, who is in charge Junior High School. He is the and for which prizes will be Barbara Campanella, Edelinda o f First Communion, at GL. 6- nephew of Father Daniel awarded. There will also be a Chaves, Agnes Derrera, Linda 6321 or stop at the convent in Campbell, S.J., o f St. Louis prize for the father bringing Duran, R i c h a r d Eberhardt, the afternoons. University, the largest family to the picnic. Prank Elliot, Harold Gallegos, The Queen of Heaven Mrs. Claud Tucker and Mrs. Families will provide their own Prank Gomes, Ronnie Gon- (roup, eampeied maialp of Louis Manguao o f the PTA picnic lunch. Coffee and pop He's King for the Day sales, Patricia Keating, Agnes S(. Pairiek's parUkioBars, have both been hospitalized will be furnished. Krasovich, Joseph Lucero, Linn will make a elofed retreat at owing to serious illness.' Those who plan to attend are La Hiest, Thomas Maddock, El Pomar June 27, 26, and Sunday, June 16, will be asked to call Mrs. Lee at WE. Sporting Goods Mary Ann Madison; 29. The cost will be $25. Communion day for members Athletes of St banquet They are, front row, left to right, the 4- 8995 or Mrs. Moody at WE. Sandra Mancinelli, M a r y which includes bus fare to o f the Young Ladies’ Sodality Athletes Honored Francis de Sales’ R t Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., pas- 5- 1559 by Friday evening, in Fishing Tackle, Frances Mazsa, Joseph Mon­ and from Colorado Sprint*. in the 7 o’clock Mass. The So­ High School, Denver, ^ r e honored at a ban­ tpr: Fred Martin, Gene Carlin, Wendell Stro- order that sufficient coffee and toya, Linda Morgan, John Mur­ Anp women interested are dality will meet Thursday, quet recently at the Town House. Shown above hauer, coach; and Joe DeMers; second row. pop will be available. phy, Kathleen Nigro, James invited to call Mr*. Anna Vince Boryla, guest speaker; Ed Doherty, mas- One phase of the program Tools and June 12, at 8 o’clock. are a few of the athletes being congratulated Noonan, Dorothy Ortega, John Carroll at GR. 7-3604. Re- tec o f ceremonies; and the Rev. Frank Morfetd, will be the presentation of let­ Hardware, Ouiis, F^ed Ours, Dennis Pais, servation* must be made bp by the coach and other guests following the athletic director. ter awards to the boys who par­ Richard Ranch, Diane Reno, June 17. Grandunc/e Bopfizes ticipated in the athletic pro­ Garden and Lawn Nancy Reno, Ronald Senkins, Friday, June 13, the Feast SERVED BREAKFAST BY 7TH GRADERS gram during the past school John T a m a s k a , R i c h a r d of the Sacred Heart, Masses Itthnt of S t Francis' year. There will be community singing to close the day’s ac­ Thompson, Anthony Turner, are at 7 and 8 o’clock; Com­ Tools and Supplies tivities. John Warner, and Regina White. munion will be distributed be­ Jean Ann Bdrger, infant S t Francis 8th Graders Graduated In nbierranee o f Father'* To Make Father's Those who received awards daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ fore the 7 o’clock Mass. Day, all father* and len* of Work Easier for perfect attendance through gene Berger, was baptized by (St. Franei* d* Sale*’ Pariih, room, carrying out an Hawaiian To See Granddaughter's John W. Baker. WE. 4-7001. the pariah are inritad to re- And Many Other Gift! the year are Charlaine Bica- her ^anduncle, the RU Rev. Denver) theme. Mmea. Charles Grand, is coach for the team. Games nich, Joseph Lucero, James Investiture es Nun Mark Kerin, Ivan Gustin, and ceire Holy Communion in Father Will Like Monsignor G reg ory Smith, The members of the eighth will start promptly at 6 p.m. the 8 o’clock Ma*» Sunday, Noonan, Robert Uribe, Theresa Mrs. Catherine Anderson, K. Puncec, eighth graders’ room V.G., on June 8 in St. Francis grade were graduated at cere­ and the public is invited.pu June 16. TRY Lucero, C a r o l Vecchiarelli, supervisor o f the school lunch de Sales’ Church, Denver. Mr. mothers, were hostesses. monies fo llo w in g Mass on The workers for the Atlar and Miraculous Medal Novena Louis Romero, Lynne Manci- room, left for Yankton, S. Dak., Carol Boeding and Michael Berger is the son of Mrs. Wednesday, June 4. The class Rosary Society for the coming services are held every ^ tu r- nelli, and Jo Ann Brandt. immediately f o l l o w i n g the McGinnis were the high school Leonie Berger of Holy Family was then served breakfast b; month are: July 3, Mmes. L. day at 7:30 p.m, in the church. Give Religious school closing on Wednesday, Parish. Mrs. Berger, the for­ the seventh grade in the high scholarship winners. Kleinschnitz, J. Lederhos, C. S t Gregory’s Canasta Circle There will be no CCD sum­ Instruction ' June 4. Mrs. Anderson’s mer Dorothy Smith, is the school lunchroom. Mmes. D. Grass, C. Sekera, J. Lane, and mer vacation school, but the Vacation school began on daughter, Sister Evangeline of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and D. Appie, seventh will meet in the home of Mrs. J. Yaggie; July II, Mmes. G. Leo Kleinschnitz, 263 S. Clark­ First Communion classes at 32 Broftdway FE. 3-2940 Monday, June 9, to give reli­ the Benedictine Order and Thomas M. Smith of St. Francis graders’ room mothers, were in Mulqueen, Mary R. Fair, J. son Street, on Thursday, June Rude Park Center will be con­ gious instructions to the chil­ president of M t Marty College, de Sales’ Parish. charge of the breakfast. Herberger, and Helen Ryschak; tinued. Th* HrtQ* litUd h«r« de#ei^« dren of the parish who are at­ is to be home on visitation Mr. and Mrs. Berger have Wednesday evening a dance 19. at 12:30 p.m. July 18, Mmes. A. McKone, A. to b« rtni«nbtr*d whtn you oro Circle meetings for the week tending the public schools. This leave and Mrs. Anderson’s recently moved into their new was held for the graduation Those who attended the H. Jepson, J. Guerette, and J. diftrlbutiof your patrOMge to ACCW convention luncheon in include Our Lady of the Rosary (ho diffort^t Iknoo ol butiiseta. will continue for four weeks, granddaughter, a former stu­ home at 7216 Mariposa Street class in the high school lunch- Craig; July 25, Mmes. j . Blair, of Fatima with Mrs. Sedimayer May were Mmes. Charles Califf, W. Scott, G. Phelan, J. Sheri­ as hostess, and Little Flower o f L. J. Holmes, Phil Mulligan, dan, and A. Pfaannenstiel. John McCammon, Fred Gardi­ Jesus with Mrs. Irving Schnur, ner, and George Schwertberger. Mrs. Alex Fhannenstiel, 455 travel terms S. Williams Street, will be host­ Fort Logan Parish Holds ess to St. Ann's Pinochle Circle on Thursday, June 26, at 10:30 p.m. Cubs Baseboli Slote Rosary Society Election The schedule for the Cub Scout Pack 126 “ B” softball Fort Logan.— (St. Patrick’s Following the school play, team is: June 10, Pack 126 vs. Parish)— Officers of the Altar members of the parish pre­ Pack 261, Byers field; June 12, and Rosary Society for 1968-59 sented a gift to Mrs. James YOU Pack 266 vs. Pack 126, Knight were elected recently. They are Markey, who has resigned after field; June 17, Pack 126 vs. Mrs. Sue Reid, president; Mrs. six years as teacher at the Pack 178, Byers; June 19, Pack Evelyn Arndt, vice president; school, which consists of first 126 vs. Pack 7, Byers; June 24, Mrs. Loretta Lover, secretary- and second grades. Pack 126 vs. Pack 77, Byers; treasurer; Mrs. Mary Scole, re­ should know June 26, Pack 254, vs. Pack Continuation of the grade cording secretary; and Mrs. school program will depend on 126, Knight; Dee Hendricks, historian. July 1, Pack 126 vs. Pack 111, ability to obtain an adequate Officers of the Fifty-Fifty replacement a n d o f parents of Byers; July 3, Pack 126 vs. Pack Club for the month of June 261, Byers; July 8, Pack 265 vs. school childreiT tOv underwrite are Mrs. William Dougherty, completely thp teaemr’s salary. Pack 126, Knight; July 10, Pack president; W. J. Trayner, vice 126 vs. Pack 78, Byers; July 16, A definite dOciaion is expected president; Lou Weaver, treas­ within a couple or three weeks. • FIRST CLASS TRAVIL Pack 126 vs. Pack 7, Byers; urer; and Hope Fisher, secre­ July 17, Pack 126 vs. Pack 77, The Rev. Anthony Weinza- On Rio Grande, this is what First Class Travel above train level, containing 24 extra seats (unsold tary. Byers; July 22, Pack 254 vs. phel, pastor, has been on vaca­ gives y o u : and unreserved, these seats are provided for extra Many Activities tion the past two weeks and enjoyment of all passengers). You can look up, • RAIL TRAVEL CREDIT PLAN Pack 126, Knight; July 24, Pack A complete selection of luxurious accommodations. Held in Final Weeks will return Sunday, June 16. down, ahead, behind—enjoy unobstructed views in •'Charge-Account” travel is another convenience 126 vs. Pack 111, Byers. Upper and lower berths, roomettes, bedrooms and all directions—a travel thrill by daylight or surlight. The lest couple weeks of the The bake sale sponsored on bedroom suites—your Pint Class ticket plus a of Rio Grande travel. You charge all your rail school year saw many notable travel expenditures. . . no need to carry large sums June 8 by the St. Ann Circle nominal Pullman charge entitles you to your choice • CONVENIINT SCHIDULES activities, including First Com­ of money with you . . . and, you have a complete of the Altar and Rosary Soci­ of the finest sleeping accommodations available in munion on May 25, the school Rio Grande schedules are planned for ^ u r con­ record for expense account and income tax pur­ ety, was a giant success. Mem­ American transportation. 44 Graduated play and musical program on venience . . . not to (it the particular whims of the poses. Your Rio Grande a^nt will be happy to bers of this circle will hold their Complete privacy. Roomettes, bedrooms and bed­ railroad. For example, the Prospector between give you complete information. May 28, and the school picnic next meeting Monday, June 16, room suites are actually spacious “ traveling hotel Denver and Sail Lake City; and the Colorado at Elitcha Gardens on June 4. at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. rooms." Each is equipped with big picture win- Eaole, which links Denver-Colorado Springs’ • PROSPECTOR AMERICAN PLAN in Ceremony at Each of these activities was Albert Leise, 3645 S. Hooker very successfully staged. dows; private toilet facilities; wash basin with hot Pueblo with Wichita-Kansas City-St. Louis, are For the convenience of travelers between Denver Street. and coldold running ■ water; towels; soap; ice water; overnight every night trains . . . specifically sched­ and Salt Lake City, Rio Grande has instituted a 110 AC outlets; individually controlled heat, lights, uled to provide travel outside valuable business money-saving American Plan on the Prospector. air conditioning; big, wide, full-length be^ with and daylight hours. The Vista-Dome Cautornia One tow cost covers everything: Rail f^are (Coach Littleton School foam rubber mattres^ pillows, clean linen and Zephyr (Chicago-Omaha-Denver-Sait Lake City- or First Oass, one way or round trip), Pullman Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par­ ish)—Forty-four eighth graders blankets. You can work. . . relax. . . sleep undis­ Son Francisco) and the Vista-Dome Royal Gorge fare, and all meals—your choice from' the regular turbed in complete privacy. {Denver-Colorado Springs-Pueblo-Canon Cily- Prospector menu o f taste treats. On round trips, of SL Mary’s School were grad­ Unrestricted freedom. Do what you want. . . at Saltda-GlenwoodSpri^s-CrandJunction-Provo-Salt American Plan travel actually costs you less than uated in ceremonies the evening your leisure. Smoke, read, work, write, play cards, Lake City) are specihcally scheduled for daylight you previously paid just for rail and Pullman fare! of June 4. visit, and enjoy refreshments in the spacious lounge sightseeing through the most scenic areas of the On one-way trips, you enjoy delicious “ main din­ Scholarships were received by . . . select your choice from a variety of delicious, Rockies. Planning your itinerary is easy . . . and ing room” meals in the beautiful Prospector diner the following: Patricia Petry, to freshly-prepared meals in the beautiful diner . . . easy to follow . . . when you use Rio Grande's at a savings over what you would expect to pay at St. Francis de Sales’ High roam through the train—your Rio Grande stream­ convenient schedules. America’s finer restaurants. One-way American School; Connie Hofman, to St liner is operated for your comfort and conveniuKe. Mary’s Academy; and John • DEPENDABLE WEATHER-PROOF Plan Coach fare all the way from Denver to Lake City is just $20.26, plus tax. And, there are Cernich, to Mullen High School. • COACH TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION even greater savings in round trip travel. The members of the gradua­ On Rio Grande, this is what Coach Travel You can forget about the weather when you travel tion class are as follows: g iv es y o u : Rio Grande. In fact, you’ll find travel at any season • DOWNTOWN STATIONS George Archambault, Richard A comfort-contoured, foam-rubber reclining seal in is a genuine pleasure on your Rio Grande stream­ Most American cities, particularly those in the Blake, Francis Bockhold, John a beautifully decorated, thoroughly m od ^ rail­ liner. Relax^ and comfortable, you’ll find that Western half of the United States, were and are Cernich, Anthony Chiodini, Rob­ road car. The car is fully air conditioned, and has • sudden storms have an intriguing fascination and dependent upon railroads for growth and progreu. ert Dixon, Edward Doyle, Ger­ indirect lighting as well as individual reading lamps beauty all their own. . . that hazardous highways Thus, as the hub of community development, rail­ ald Falconetti, Michael Fariss, for each seat. and low ceilinp only emphasis the depen^biiity road stafions are located in the very center of each Robert Harbick, Donald Hoff­ o f Rio Grande’s weather-proof transportation. city. On Rio Grande, you’ll find the nutjor business man, John Hrdlicka; Spaciousness. There are only two king-sized reclin­ Several reasons account for this exclusive, depend­ districts and hotels are within easy walking dis­ ing seats, side by side, by each huge picture window. Michael Huss, Robert Kinkel, able, “ weather-proof” operation:.Rio Grande's tance of the station. . . and, you can reach any part R o b e r t Lauman, D e n n is There's room to stretch out. . . you’re not tied main lines are sheltered by the giant Rocky Moun­ of acity within minutes, by auto or public transpor­ down to one position, but are free to relax in un­ OIRourke, William Pontarelli, tains which provide maximum protection from tation, after getting off your Rio Grande train. This Lynn Rogers, Jerry Rooney, crowded comfort. . . to see the scenery on both the elements . . . Rio Grande runs on steel high­ convenient station location saves you a great deal sides of the train. Ronald Schroer, Robert Steven­ ways paid for and maintained by the railroad itself, of time and considerable money... and, you avoid son, Donald Waller, Thomas Laxnrioos rest rooms are equipped with sanitary with its own separate foolproof traffic controls.. . the “ hurry up and wait” of other forms of travel. Waters; toilet facilities, wash basins with hot and cold run­ ...... ‘ ■ ■ -ithi ' " Rio Grande’s entire multi-million-dollar railroad Carolyn Bartusiak, Sandra ning water, soap, towels, 110 AC outlets, giant • FREE B A G G A G E C H E C K IN G plant is equipped with every modem facility to Blezek, Mary Ellen Dearth, Ann mirrors, natural and “ shadow-proof” artificial eliminate chance for human error and to insure On Rio Grande, you can check up to ISO pounds lighting. Marie Duckworth, Mary Jane dependability in every operating phase. of baggage per each adult ticket, 75 pounds per Frazier, Paulette Gerety, Pa­ Individual freedom. Smoke when you like. . . roam each child’s ticket. In addition, you can keep per­ tricia Goebel, Sherry Hill, Con­ • SMOOTH, QUIET RIDE sonal lu ^ g e right with you for easy access at any through the train . . . enjoy refreshments in the nie Hofman, Lori Lohman, time during your trip. lounge—delkioua, freshly-prepared meals in the Swift. . . sure. . . silent. . . smooth—only ultra­ Nancy Mann; diner. . . take photographs. . . read. . . play cards modern rail travel, such as featured on Rio Grande, Lynne Anne Sanchez, Joanne —your Rio Grande train is operatoi for your com­ is so pleasant, so carefree, much an effortless, • STOPOVER PRIVILEGES $0 Schueller, Mary Schueller, Pa­ fort and convenient^. relaxing way to travel You can carry on a private On Rio Grande, stopovers are permitted at any tricia Stinkard, Carol Stockham, conversation... or chat with folks across the aisle; point en route, where trains are scheduled to stop, Coadi fares. Rio Grande coach travel is the lowest Kathy Thomas, Judy Treankler, priced luxury travel available { For sample fares, no need to raise your voitt, for this is quiet trans­ within limits of ticket. portation. Diesel-electric power, controlled by the Victoria Watson, Patricia Petry, see Economical Fares). . . costs less than driving and Maria Zimmerman. Fort Lflflfin Crownino Kathleen white, a second grade your own car! gentle touch of experienced engineers, assures a • RAIL-AUTO PLAN rori Logan v.rowning pupjj Patrick’s Schoo^ smooth ride . . . no jolt, no jar, no sudden chan^ If you need an auto at destination, your Rio Grande Fort Logan, placed the wreath of carnations on the statue of Only Rio Grande Travel. Gives You A ll This, of direction up. down or sideways. You take it agent will reserve a new car for your private use. P L U S The Following Features: the BleMed Mother in a ,beautiful May crowning ceremony. easy, when you take the train! You relax and enjoy the long trip. . . and have the Martin Harrison, also' of the second grade carried the convertience of a car for use on side trips and in (he • DINING ROOM M UL SERVICE Special’ Rites crown. All the first and second grade children marched in the • FRIENDLY SERVICE city. Low rates include all gasoline, oil and proper procession. ^ Rio Grande dinos are famous around the world Western hospitality is keynoted by warmth, sin­ insurance. In the 8 o’clock Mass on the same day, Sunday, May 25, for superb cuisine, distinctive settings and friendly cerity and respect. . . and these are the traits of 27 children received their First Communion. service. Fine damask, gleaming silver service, spark­ your Rio Grande representatives. They enjoy serv­ I ECONOMICAL FARES At Pius Tenth ling crystal and fresh Colorado Carnations adorn ing you; although anxious to please you, they are This is probably the most used—and abused— your Ubie. From your soft cushioned chair, you careful to avoid “ nuisance ^stures.” They respect term in transportation. Actually, only you, the We Photograph Anything, Anywhere enjoy a full view of the passing scenery tlu^gh the you and treat you as a guest, not as part of a cargo patron, are qualified to judge just what constitutes huge picture windows. You select your choice of to be checked in, strapped down, moved, and for­ an “ economical fare”, based upon your own Set for June 13 the many freshly-prepared courses offer^ on (he gotten. There's digni^ and western hospitality in budget requirements and the tra\^ services you Aurora.— (S t Pius Tenth The Mile-High Photo Co. menu. From appetirar throu^ dessert, you enjoy Rio Grande travel bmuse your Rio Grande is need and want. Parish)— This Friday, June 13, Kodak FinUhing cuisine and service which have won this “traveling dedicated to the sole objective of giving you the Study the table below, and compare Rio Grande the Feast of the Sacred Heart dining room” acclaim as one of thq finest restaur­ very finest service possible. fares with the costs o f other forms of travel. First, of Jesus, there will be Benedic­ 320-22 Seventeenlh KEystona 4-6114 Denver ants in America. On Rio Grande, you do not have on a pure cost basis, and secondly, giving con­ tion and devotions honoring the to order your meal houra in advance of mealtime. • FAMILY FARE PU N sideration to all that your Rio Grande travel dollar Sacred Heart at 7:30 p.m. nor------do you ------have to take^ “pot luck” . .lap . tray servings The family that travels together saves on Rio provides, you be the judge. Social Successful at a specified moment You eat what you waiit Grande. On one-way trips, one parent pays full fare; when you want it. . . and Rio Grande meals cost • SAMPLE FARES-DENViR, COLORADO, to: The social Saturday night, other parent and children from ages 12 through 21 June 7, was enjoyed by all who no more than you would expect to pay at any good pay one-half one-way fare; diildren 5 throu^ 1! QMll«]r{*«dl* l*i*4Trl^(*ed)* eating establishment - attend^. Mrs. Shirley Jorgen­ ps.yone-fi)urth fare; and children under 5 travelfree. Colmdo Springs. . S 2.06 S 3.75 sen would like to extend her ap­ On round trips, one parent pays the full round • SEE-LEVEL ROUTE It VISTA-DOME VIEWS Grand Junction 8.12 14.65 preciation and thanks to the C c tA t m d trip fate; other parent and children 12 through 21 Glenwood Springs 5.65 lOJO Rio Grande's “Scenic Line of the Worid" goes Holy Name Society and the pay the usual one-way fan', children 5 through 11 Salt Lake a ty . 16J6 29.30 through the very heart o f the spectacular Rodty women 'vriio were so generous pay one-half the usual one-way fare; and children Kansas Gty . . 17.44 31.40 Mountain wondalands of Colorado and Utah. . . in giving of their time and en­ under S travel f m . Family Fares are good cm all San Fraadxo , , 37,63 66J5 at SEE-level. And, most Rio Grande trains are Rio Grande trains except the Silverton and other ' ergy. •All/antm»$aUtttloIO%Ftdawn>mtpcrmlatiExcbtTai Miss Mary Barton, daughter equipped with Vista-Domes—glass-toppel sections excursion trains. ImpoimlikrUit World War U a m ‘'itmeororf'moasm*. of Mrs. Lorraine Barton, is home on vacation from the Con­ Serving All of Denver From the Center of Denver vent of St. Francis, Milwaukee, Wis. Sm Eu(*a. SalndMi, SM.-TrM*., A MunlMr at St*. PMct ud Paul’* Church On Saturday, June 7, the church was the Kene o f the marriage of Miss Joanne Vick­ ers of Pueblo to Lloyd George ^R irr^rande Gatewood, son of Mrs. Beatrice ^ i o ' ^ r a n d e Gatowoodtof this parish. DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD The banns of matrimony have been announced between Ted Cm m * Hom.nn M. |iwaw,T City Ticket Office, 1531 Stout Street. . . AComa 2-5533 Guttadore o f this parish and Mias Irene Kazmierowicz of St. eot MoaowAV . ncimoiii i m e ' James’ Parish. n $ $ FSEKBIB LOTS

4 Ttiuriday, June 12, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 44205 PAGE NINE 30 VOLUNTEERS TEACH TOTS 385 at Opening of Thornton Comp

Thornton.— (Holy Crow P*r- o'clock, Monday through Fri> ranging from outdoor sports i5h)— The parish summer camp day. and games to indoor handi­ opened Monday, June 9, at 9 Religion Is the principal sub­ craft, hobbies, music apprecia­ a.m. with 385 children, ai^es ject, especially the study of the tion, and books and art, at the re>Khool through sixth grade, Maas, with a daily Mass at proper grade levels. Ko charge he teachers are the 80 men 11:30 a.m., at which the major­ is made for tuition, but the and women volunteers of the ity will have an opportunity to children will pay for the ma­ parish who are giving their receive Communion. terials used in classes. Visit Denver's New Beautiful I time each morning during the A wide range of other sub­ Tharr will be two Matiai month of June from 9 to 12 jects makes up the agenda, •aeh day ddring the camping pariod: At 6:15 and 11:30 I Station Wagon a.m. On theie day* Commiin- £jd cuA JL LOUNGE ioo will alio ba diitributed South Uniyersity RA. 2-9696 i=::701 Sleeping Bags at 6:10 and 8:30 a.m. V CoAtOBi BulJt and DAilgned ■ The teen-agers will meet Fri­ Fekturiag y. i for Station Wagont day evening, June 13, at 7:30 8 LBS. . o'clock in the Ave Maria Hall. PRIME RIB OF BEEF All Catholic teen-agers are in­ i "CELACLOUD" Filled vited to try the new ping-pong DELICIOUS BROILED STEAKS | e Cover b Huv|r S-oi. Utrin* tables, Corpa Cloth. COCKTAILS OF EVERY VARIETY' To Be Morried Has tnopi for snap-out iinar. Full Mias J a c q u e l y n Knott, Bring J^our Family and Friends for a Meal % daughter of Mr. and Mrs. length xipper on both sides of sleeping Sk I- « George H. Knott of Thornton, of the Best Selected Foods in Colorado bog from top to boHom. Cut sixe 60"x84" and Robert Barke> of Glad- SI .00 I wynn, Pa., will be married in FLORENCE AND AL SCHAFER STATION WAGON AIR JAATTRESS 5 i St. Charles’ Church, San Car­ Your HB*t*>* *n4 KesI Standard Medal Rof. S9.9S Do Luxe Model los, Calif., Friday, June 13j at Eaiy IbfiatlMt. Two Bsattreiaaa With pillow. EmboMad Kren*. I Mamberi of St. Viaecnt do Paul Pariih in one. AUo tuiUblo Sit* *s"x?2” iofuted. s a A-es i 6 p.m. for tinglt or doubU • 4 All one-pi*c* model. I U OPEN WEEKDAYS a A. M. TO 2 A.M. sIm altoplng bag* ... . Ko. 1*74 ...... SUNDAY 8 A.M. TO 8 P. M. CART BROS I’o S S All Saints' HNS -n«*«rvalieo> Clv*a Spacitl AttMtien” LA RIM ER ST. • OAiFiV fMVPFA//’# The Panda Bear of skill provides enjoyment for both young and UPTOWN STORE: 303 • I6lh St. Open Mon. NiMe Ponda Bear Booth Booth will be fea­ old. Pictured, left to right, are Flora Francone, Is .Sponsoring Mrs. John Francone, Mrs. Earl Cochran, Mrs. tured again by St. Jude's Circle at the bazaar Eugene Mullins, Mrs. Robert Linnet, and Moya THE LINCOLN ROOM Dance June 21 of St. Rose of Lima's Parish, Denver. This game Mullins. Hospitality Center FOR ST. ROSE'S PARISH BAZAAR Chinese Complet* Banquet and Meeting Rooms S|50 I (All Sainti' Pariib, Deovar) 12-1200 PERSONS Family The Holy Name Society i? Style Per sponsoring the All Saints' Par- Men to Moke Booths, Fix Grounds TA. 5-2131 Mrs. Loog Dinners Perion . ish ball on Saturday, June 21. I in the parish hall. The dance (St. Ro(« of Lima'* Pari*b, .St. Philomena’s Circle will The boys wilfhave two booths — M E N U — I will begin at 8:30 p.m. and ad­ Denver) sell popcorn during the bazaar. at the bazaar, hand-made arti­ Shirley-Savoy Hotel mission will be 31.50 per Construction of booths and Members who will work are cles and a ball toss booth. One .Appetizer . . . couple. A dutch lunch and other laying out the grounds for the Mines. Berger, Bruen, Chris­ den mother and one adult will Fried Jumbo Shrimp. refreshments will be included. parish bazaar will begin on tiansen, Connor, Dunn, Egloff, work in the booths each night, All the parishioners are invited Tue.sday, June 17, and continue H erb u rger. Ki.ssell, Louden- plus cubs that are assigned to Sub (vum Cliow Mein. to attend. on Wednesday, June 18. All the buerg, Linton, Milner, Meiphy, work by the den mother. All (Ibicken Kgg Rolls. Sweet and Vacation School men o f the parish are asked to Nieman, Pepler, Peregoy, Ross, are to be on the grounds at 6 Summer vacation school for come to the church grounds at Scanlon, Schraeder. Shea, p.m. each evening, On Friday at fam ous Sour Spareribs, Pork Fried Rice Stock. Vahrenkamp, and Wa- night Den.s 2 and 5 will be SWIM : the children in the parish began 6 p.m. on each of the evenings Dessert , . . Oboice of Beverage ' on Monday. June 9, and will to accomplish this chore. singer, working, Saturday, Dens 3 and ELDORADO SPRLVGS Tinted cotton candy will be I continue for two weeks. The The fourth envelope in the 4. and Sunday, Dens 1, 6, 8, Wonderful radon healed pool . . . iU refreshing! Sfreing Your Ftitorile C.oektaili school is under the supervision series of four, issued to all the featured by the Mother Cabrini and Weblos. of 10 Sisters of Loretto. Since wage-earners of the parish, is Circle, Vendors will be Mmes. Clean up detail will be each Open 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. 7 Day* a Week there is no Catholic grade school due on Sunday, June 15. Every­ Briggs, Flynt, Forster, Hast­ morning at 9 a.m.: Saturday OPEN DAILY-1 0 a.m. to 10 p.m. in the parish, it is very neces­ one is asked to contribute $1 in ings, Sever, Lederhos, Libonati, morning Dens 2 and 6; Sun­ Aek About Family Tickrie Merelli, Mills, and Chapman. day, Dens 3 and 4; and Mon­ sary that parents see that their each o f the en velopes, and- * 440 Acres of Playground children receive this three-hour- those who have not turned in Mrs. Ed Becker and Mrs. day, Dens 1, 6, 8, and the Web­ ^EW EHIIVA CAFE per-day training in the essen­ the earlier ones may catch up Manuel Martinez will again run los. Two den mothers and at * Furnished Cottages for Rent, doy or week by placing $4 in the fourth en­ the Pop-a-Dart concession this least two adults will be helping tials of the holy faith. e Dane* hall availabla 732 £. Colfbx Free Parking in Rear. — AL. 5*0766 Mrs. Marie M a x field , the velope. This is the medium cho­ year. Targets for the dart guns the cubs. CCD chairman of helpers, has sen by the pastor, the Revv will be clow n s and humpty Cub Scout F>ek 206 wilt (or privata partic* been a patient in a local hos­ Barry W'ogan, to compensate dumplies. The women would held a family picnic at Camp pital. for the lack of a grand prize appreciate the help of teen-age Geneiee on Sunday, June IS, The Scout paper drive will this year. girls in the booth. Volunteers at 11 a.m. Thi* will bo com­ HI 2-8659 S i be held on Sunday, June 15. Country Store donetione mav call Mrs. Becker, WE. 4- bined picnic and pack maat- 035.7. 7 miles South on 93, D I ^ E O F T v:i Newsprint should be brought to may be brought to the church ing. Everyone i* to bring ^;jthe parish hall between the on Sunday, June 15. Mrs. Joe Among the activities of the hi* own lunch; liquid re- Turn West on to 398 :> 1 hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Pedille, who he* charge of youth groups of the parish dur­ freihment will be provided. Daily Max will b« offered thi* booth during the bazaar ing the bazaar will be a basket­ The turn off to Camp Gene- A T H O i M E at 6:10 only. on June 20, 21, and 22, tay* ball toss and a baseball pitch. tee i* on the right tide of The Altar and Sanctuary the*e contribution* may ba Several committeemen, fathers, Highway 40 and will ba Circle will meet on Thursday. any u nperi*habla good*, and about 25 Boy Scouta will marked with a *ign. Award* June 12, at 8 p.m. in the home canned or olherwite. All con­ man the.ee games. will be given at 2 p.m. Southern Fried Chicken tribution* will be gratefully The Girl Scouts will present of Mrs. Lex Hall, 2275 S. King Altar-Rosory Society S;; Street. appreciated. the fish pond again this year. French Fried Shrimp There are five' parish troops Sets Election June 12 TRIO TO PLAT FOR AFFAIR who will be assisted by Troop The Altar and Rosary Society leaders and mothers. The Girl will meet in the parish hall on Scouta range from second Thursday. June 12, at 7:46 $1.75 graders to sixth graders. p.m. Officers for the new year Complete Dinners to Go Dance Planned June 14 There i.s still a need of small will be selected at this time. A items suitable a.s prizes for this film, God'$ Career Women, will C a ll. . . fish pond. Those who can con­ be shown following the busi­ In Westminster Parish tribute are asked to contact ness. Mrs. Ed Forster, WE. 5-2182. Members of the society are THE PLANTATION Westminster.— (Our Lady of ciety will meet in the hall on Cub Seoul Items to make their final returns on 5020 So. Ilrondwav SV. 9-9192 Visitation Parish)— A dance Tuesday evening, June 17. dinner tickets at the meeting. will be held in the parish hall There will be, no further W ill Be Sold The s o cie ty sp on sored and Saturday, June 14, sponsored meeting* in the summer. The Cub Scouts have been served dinner will be held on working on items at den meet­ by the Altar and Rosary So­ The Men'* Club will meet Sunday, June 22, from 3 p.m. ciety and the Men’s Club. An ings and at home with the help to 7 p.m. in the parish nail, Thursday evening, June 19, of their parents. They will con­ excellent trio will play for at 8 o'clock. 1310 W. Nevada Place. Price dancing beginning at 8 p.m. Ad­ tribute the items to be sold at for adults is 31 and 50 cents More than 100 children en­ mission is 31.50 per couple. Re­ the bazaar. In addition to this for children. joyed a picnic at Our Lady of CIELOS RESTAURANT freshments will be available. craft work, they will police the The St. Rose of Lima Circle the Rockies Camp on Satur­ Various committees are work­ bazaar ground the mornings af­ will meet in the home of Mrs. French-Italian Cuisine day, June 7. The children who ing under the general direction ter the night's activities, to per­ Mary Alvey, 1520 W. Nevada had attended catechism classes of I. Fresquez, presideat of the form the clean-up tasks. They Place, on Wednesday, June 18, Ravioli, Manicotti. Lasagna, elc. through the year were the Men's Club, and Mrs. Thomas will be su pervised by den at 12:30 o'clock. They will have guesu of the teachers at the Served by Chef Placido G. Bondani Smith, president of the Altar mothers. There are seven dens a potiuck luncheon and there all-day outing. For Your Dining Pleasure- Business Men's Luncheons — 11 o.m. to 3 p.m. and Rosary Society, to see that participating. will election of officers, Children’* Meal* at Children'* Price* the dance will be a success. Mr. V f S I T T H E F A M O U S and Mrs. Alfred Stines and Wr. Pleating Atmotphere — Hi-Fi Mutie and Mrs. Albert Lobato are in charge of the refreshment com­ RIDGEVIEW INN & CHALET LOUNGE 2479 So. Broadway SP. 7-9960 mittee. Mrs. Lawrence Montez Known for Ita Unique European Atmosphere is head of the special awards Fine F ood —.Speciolising in: committee. Oley Montoya will GERMAN & AUSTRIAN DISHES be supervisor of the whole Personalized Service by Your Hosts, project. Herman Sutter & Fritz Schwarz Girls' Choir A Fobuleus 45th Anniversary Feature! O n Picnic Open Every Doy Except Monday From 4 p.m. Sundays . . . i p.nt. to 8 p.m. The girls' choir is enjoying a picnic in the mountains on Sepp With His Accordion ALFRED HITCHCOCK Thursday, June 12. Mrs'. Wil­ Ixicaled at: W. 44lb Ave. al Garrison ENCOLFS YOU IN liam Mcllree, director of the (1 Mile W**t of Wad.wortk Blvd.) JAMES STEWART choir, has planned the picnic A WHIRLPOOL WHEAT RIDGE, COLO. as a reward for the faithful lOMNDVAK OF TERROR AND service given by the girls For Rc*ervatioa* Call; HA. 4-2161 W^tFRED HIUHCDCICS throughout the year. Th* Altar and Rosary So­ .KE. 4-7918- No one will Swimming Pool be seated At Lakeside Open JhsL <£oijLiu (RoonL the last Now that school i.« out, iUaaaa*Biant at BtUiar aad rrasK root) 15 minutes everyone is heading for the Nialb Avaaao at Spoor Blvd. finest pool in the West— Lake­ COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF of “Vertigo!’» side Amusement Park’s gigan­ tic indoor swimming pool. It FINEST CHINESE AND is sparkling clean end the water is maintained at drink­ AMERICAN FOODS ing-water-pure standards for A B*autlful Laattfs Litbtod Dlatat Rbow to (ba V.tnaaa a> For«iea War* Hett* unusually fine swimming en­ Joba 8. St.vart goal No. 1 VERTIGD joyment. Trained lifeguards Opao to lb* Public are on duty at all times to pro­ II a.B. to Midntobl — Sat. till 2 a A tect the swimmers. valuable gifts have been donated by Mr. David­ (Qaaed Tataday.) For the swim'that refreshes, Generous Donor f„;;- son to help make the bazaar of Most Precious Added! Vista Vision Visits “ Spain’ ' the pool is open at 1 p.m. daily. Colorado Boulevard, Denver, hands over the Blood Parish, Denver, a giant success. A ham Door* Open 11 A.M. For after-swim diversion, the papers of the three cars lined up to Father John dinner is one of the big features of the carnival outdoor sunbathing patio IS Donohoe, C.M., pastor. These cars plus 27 other to be held June 20, 21, and 22, just the thing. i8(Aat AT MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD WOLHURST CLUB Ca l if o r n ia a D E N H A M Al.S-1421 Crews Preparing for Parish Bazaar Littlaton, Cole. . (Mo*t Precieu* Blood Parish, is an item for the peo-Here Sunday. Bus passes will be sold \ DoBver) pie bringing baked goods»: 'They on Sunday, June 29. There is business aplepty will observe this system: Per­ There will be no kindergar­ DOING BUSINESS AS USUAL right now on the grounds of sons with last names beginning ten, but those children who be­ On Occasions.,, Host Precious Blood Parish as with A and ending with H are gin first grade in September crews get ready to put the Whan you have important guesta to entertain, and can­ to bring their offerings on Fri­ will be eligible. All tha other booths into place. There are day, June 20, at 6 o’clock in grades up through the eighth not afford disappointment in good food and service, bring wonderment and excitement as the evening; names I to P on will be cared for. Children them to the Holland House, and enjoy tha thrilling BANQUET ROOMS the youngsters look forward to Saturday; and names ending in going to Catholic schools do not atmoapfaera of Colorado's scenic grandeur. the many rides, games of skill, P to Z on Sunday. THiese last need to come as the room is They wilt be impressed with the beauty of our various and other entertainment. named people are to bring the needed for th ose in p u blic Complete Facilities for Parties— Dining Booms. Featured this year will be cakes to the sacristy on Sun­ schools. Tha Taen Club will hava the basketball game, the Teen day at 11 a.m. Garden cart do­ a locial with rafreahmanU, Wedding Receptions, Etc. Club variety booth, and dancing nations are to be brought to the O f AMUSEMENT RIDES OQ Monday, June 16, at 7 under the stars. This will cer­ hall Friday. June 20. IN NORTH AMERICA o'clock in tha pariah hall. tainly be like the old country Catechism Classes fair. Mr. and Mrs. William Schaf­ Swimming Pool Open 10 to 5 p.m. Plonned in July fer and their daughters, Kris­ GOLDEN, COLORADO If success is to be spelled by Relij^ous vacation school will tine Louise and Sherri Ann, the generous donations coming start in July and continue were baptized on June 7, and Catering to Evening Swimming Parties Diatag • apM d*Uy t r o s 12 b m b t* 2 P J4.i S:30 PM. to t P J4. in, then this bazaar will be a through tha month. The Daugh­ received their First Commun­ 'ant success. Mr. and Mrs. ters of (Jharity will conduct ion on June 8. SuaSay, HclUUy* (rau 12 e»aa to 9 PM. Eionard Pearson have added these Claeses from 9 to 11 a-m. Raymond Donohoe of Chi­ On Colorado Spring* Road r r . 4 -1 5 2 7 Ph. CR. 9-2594 325 to the already existing Monday through Friday, Pa­ cago, brother of Father John 3100 given by an anonymous rishioners may register their Donohoe, C.M., pastor, is visit­ donor for the cost of tha hams. children after the Masses on ing in Denver this week.

u PAGE TEN Offiet, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, fCeyitone 4-4205 Thurxfoy, June 12, 1959

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Evergreen.— (Church of Christ the King)— Mrs. Mar­ garet Williams, president of the Altar and Rosary Society, an­ nounces that plans have been completed for a summer of ac­ tivity and entertainment for the visitors of the beautiful mountain parish o f Christ the King, Evergreen. / The program is planned so Altar boys of O ar L ady of SJ., Ralph Tanner, Lee Roy Zeigerler, Charles Souer, Robert one may plan a whole.day in Altflr Boys Honorod Grace parish, Denver, were hon­ Salsbury, Steve 0. Rlock, Ronald Miller, Eddie Hohelin, An­ the mountain^ with the con­ thony Muniz, and the Rev. James P. Moynahan; third row, ored Sunday, June 8. Shown above are, front row, left to right, venience of home-cooked meals. left to right, Ronald Stockley, Fred Popish, Kale A. Wonsetler, Something new has been added Eugene Marciea, Joseph Romero, John Roth, Mick Clouse, Rudy Stanley Voaik, and Donald ^Stockley. Missing from the picture this year. In addition to the Romero, and Bobby Marcia; second rowj the Rev. A. J. Rochel, are Jack Thorton. Arthur Marquez, and Gary Leader. regular coffee socials, which are being served every Sunday after the Masses, home-cooked Altar Boys Cited at Lady of Grace breakfasts will also be served Westminster Holy Name in the parish ball on some Sun­ (Our Lady of Grace Parith, pointed and for memorizing the days. Denver) responses and having mastered Again this year the highlight The members of the Altar and performed welt the other of the summer will be the ^25 Boys’ Society of the parish re­ duties of an acolyte at Our Committee Leaders Set French dinner served Sunday, tion of officers Monday, June 9. From left to ceived Communion in the 8 Lady of Grace Church. All were July 27, when the party across 'New Marthas and Marys' right are Mrs. J. H. Meyer, historian; Miss Eva guests at a breakfast served by o'clock Mass Sunday morning, Westminster.— (Holy Trinity cal arrangements, Carl Judish; the table or in the next chair The new officers of the Altar and Rosary Walsh, corresponding secretary; Mmes. R. J. June 8. After Mass 11 were the Toung Ladies' Sodality. Parish)—The following chair­ Sick and welfare, Pete Mar­ Reardon, second vice president; H. B. Fisher, might be Princess Margaret or Society of St. Philomena’s Parish, Denver, who given certificates of honor for Both clubs are under the di­ men have been appointed to tin; resolutions, John Prunk; a next-door neighbor. Another first vice president; M. B. Vifquain, recording faithfully serving on days ap- rection of Mrs. Sue Scholl, ad­ serve in the Holy Name Society Big Brother, John Groesbeck, special feature of the summer will be in charge of all ^activities when they secretary; Mack Switzer, president; and J. Con­ viser. for the next year; Membership Harold McDermed, and Lyman will be a dinner dance. meet next September are shown after installa­ rad, treasurer. Those who were honored and attendance, Glenn Seubert; Mills; salvage bureau, Joe Brake Work — Tune with a certificate were Kale A. retreats, Dan C unningham ; Kiler; literature and Catholic Schedule RECORD NUMBER ATTEND MEETING Wonsetler. Donald Stockley, program, Dan Hallinan; physi- press, John Cuthbertson and A nnounced Up — Wheel Balanc­ Anthony Muniz, Fred Popish, Dick Purdie. Following is a schedule pre­ Ronald Stockley, Jack Thorton, Don Hinkley will be chair­ ing — Front Wheel Arther Marquez, Charles Souer, sented for the summer in Ever­ Pastor Praises S t Philomena Society man of the Builders’ Club and green: June 29, breakfast after Alignment — Body & Ralph Tanner, Stanley Vosik, John Groesbeck will be institu­ all Masses in the parish hall; (St. Pbiloraena’i Pariih, and Stev 0. Block. Men's Club Sets tional representative to the Boy tee for the parish during the the process of forming a bowl­ July 6, spaghetti dinner; July Denver) coming year will begin work ing league. The league will Fender Repair — Auto Religious vacation school, Scout Troop. Publicity will 1m 13, buffet dinner; July 20, ham A record crowd o f 76 women for Catholic children attend­ handled by Frank DiGiorgio. with the first Thursdays edi­ meet weekly at the Colfax Painting. dinner; Aug. 2 (Saturday attended the last Altar and ing the public schools will be­ The altar boys will be treated tion in June. Bowling Lanes, 1006 E. Colfax Saturday Dance night), Men’s Club will sponsor Rosary Society meeting of the Avenue. Officers are Esther gin on Monday, June 9, at to a baseball game at Bears’ a barbecue; Sunday, Aug. 3, The new committee members season at the home of Mrs. H. Wadsworth, president; Rae De­ 9 a.m. First Communion will Stadium on Saturday evening, ranch style dinner; Aug. 10, are Mrs. Donald Steinkamp Corona Auto Service T. Zook, 1040 Detroit Street. laney, secretary; and Frances be administered on Sunday, June 28. Ten volunteers from German style dinner; Aug. 16 936 St. Paul Street, EA. 2- Standard Gas & Oi|s The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ June 22, Children will be the Holy Name Society will (Saturday), dinner-dance; Aug. Majbrus, treasurer. The Rev. In Chaffee Park liam Higgins, pastor, greeted 7961, who will report on PTA 6th & Corona RA 2-4867 registered on the morning of transport the 35 boys to the 24, and 31, breakfast after all Leonard Urban will be spiritual the members and commended June 9. (Guardian Angels’ Parish, stadium and provide refresh­ Masses. The R e g is te r will carry activities; Mix Houston Put­ advisor. Denver) ments for them. additional news concerning this the officers and committee ney, 936 Fillmore Street, FR. Any PTA member who is ' On Saturday evening, June program of activities. chairmen of the past year for 7-8780, Altar and Rosary So­ interested in joining the bowl­ Altar Society their excellent work. ciety; Mrs. Gerald Filloon, 938 ing league is asked to call Mrs. 14, the Men’s Club is sponsor­ The Men'* Club will open Officers Installed After serving of refresh­ Monroe Street, FR. 7-4641, Wadsworth at FR. 7-4706. It ing another of their Saturday the tummer *eaion of onter- ments by Uie officers, Mrs. scouts and CFM; and Mrs. Ber­ is hoped a large number will dances. Dancing will be from Formal installation of offi­ Cxinmont by tp o n to r ia g a Frank Patton, president, pre­ nard McNally, 1245 Detroit respond to this project as it is 8:30 to 12:30 o’clock. Free re­ cers took place at the Altar dr.nee Saturday, Juna 21. sided at the business meeting. considered an excellent finan­ freshments will be served dur­ and Rosary Society meeting. As Bob CapelU'* four-piece er- Street, FR. 7-5652, Men's ing the evening. The price of each new officer came before chettra will play from 9 to Committee chairmen gave an­ Club-Holy Name Society. The cial asset to the PTA treasury. admission is $1.50 per person. the officers' desk Father Albert 12 p.m. Refraehment* will be nual reports of their numerous retiring members of the com­ Student* taking remedial Puhl, pastor, reviewed her activities, which represented mittee are Mmes. Joseph Gib­ Credit Union •erved. Ticket* at $3 per work at the school thid sum­ duties and obligations to the couple are new on *alo but many hours spent in the ful­ bons, Mack Switzer, Clifford mer must take ao examina­ Merger Approved society and the out-going offi­ will alio ba availabla at tka fillment of duties. Mrs. Patton Stanley, and Eugene Williams. tion on Friday, June 13, at The charter and by-law cer presented a symbol of her door. installed the new officers, and 8:45 a.m. in the school. amendment voted by the mem­ office. A large crowd enjoyed reminded each of their particu­ P T A Forms Regular daises begin on Robert Snow, chairman of lar duties. bers of S t Patrick’s Parish the refreshments and social the dance committee, extends Bowling League Monday, June 16. Credit Union to include mem­ hour after the meeting. an invitation to all parishes and New Press Unit A unique innovation will be The meeting for Boy Scout Williams Nash, Inc. bers of Guardian Angels’ Par­ The women of the periih desires a good representation Storts in July started in September by mem­ Troop 124 will he held in the ish as members has now re­ will conduct a bake tale of high school boys. The 1968-59 press commit­ bers of the PTA. They are in school hall Friday, June,13, at ceived final approval. after the Maeeei Sunday 7:30 p.m. Starting Sunday, June 15, morning, June IS. Table* Prayers are requested for Authorized Sales & Service every Sunday morning from will be *et up in the lobby the seriously ill, Mrs. Frank 9:15 to 11:30 o'clock, some of the high ichool audito­ Jordan and Louise O'Donnell; rium to receive donation* of Th is Week's Television member of the Men’s Club will and for the .^deceased, Joseph food. Carrie Aldrich'* group A. Wolf. Expert Mechanical Work-All Makes be present in the parish hall (4): THE GIRL FROM JONES to give information concerning will have charge of lelling By C. J. Z e c k a destruction of the Nazi U-boat the good*. fleet will be featured on Vic­ BEACH, B, euggeitlve dialog (13): 2030 S. University C r^it Union membership and On the Networks DIAMOND WIZARD A-1. Denni* SH. 4-2781 Any family wishing to be tory at Sea on Saturday, June O'Keefe O l; GOLDEN BOY, A-2. to answer any questions in re. Golf fans will be able to see William Holden (11). gard to membership and loan consecrated to the Sacred Heart 14, 9:30 p.m., Channel 4. the 59th National Open Golf “ The United States and MONDAY, JUNE IS applications and to receive of Jesus is asked to call Father OPEN EVENINGS Championship from the South­ South America’’ will be dis­ TORCHY BLANE IN PANAMA, share and loan payments. Puhl. Generally, the whole fam­ A-1 (4): ADVENTURE IN MAN­ ily recites together the act of ern Hills Country Club, Tulsa, cussed on a special program HATTAN. Jean Anhur (91; ARM­ The newly organized Par­ consecration. A large certificate 0kla.,on KOA- Sunday, June 16, KL^TV, ORED CAR ROBBERY, B. tugge*- ents’ Auxiliary of the Boy T V. Channel tive aeouence (4): MURDER AT 3 B O B GERARDOT'S with a picture of the Sacred Channel 7, at 3:30 p.m. The A . M., A-2 (21: THE DOUCHGIRLS. Scout Troop lias set the last Heart is left at each home. 4, Denver, and causes that led to last month’s B, reflecta acceptability of divorce Monday of each month as the KRDO - TV, (4); DRAEGERMAN COURAGE, Mass Attendance anti-Richard Nixon demonstra­ meeting date. These meetings Channel 13, tion in South America will be A-1 (4): MURDER. IS NEWS. A-2 will be held in the church hall Reaches 1,631 C 0 I 0 r a do (13). TO.M WALKER PIANOS analyzed. TUESDAY, JUNE 17 at 8 p.m. Springs, on An adult drama, A Toum H as Se^vner* Kohlir, Cinipaelle $nd The Mass attendance Sun­ FOOTLOOSE HEIRESS. A-2 (4); JeiM French Piinoi The altar workers for the day, June 8, was 1.631. Now S a t u r d a y , Turned to Dust, by Rod Ser- ANGEL IN EXILE. A-2 (91: BUNK­ BUICK week of June 14. are Helen June 14, at ER BEAN. A-1 (4): THE SNAKE C. C. Coon Electric Organ Torast ta ClasKO* that there is room to accommo­ ling, will be seen on Channel 7 PIT. A-2. OIlvl* DeHavitland (9): on East CoHaa Stevens and Jane Primavert. date more people a crusade to 1 : 3 0 p. m. Thursday, June 19, at 7:30 THE KING'S GUERRILLA (Ilalien). Fino Reconditioned Pianos There will be not -IliUd (2): JOHNNY ANGEL, Anyone having cut flowers bring the attendance to 2,900 p.m. The modern drama con­ 1345 S. BROADWAY SPnica 7-7304 FLerida 5-4461 that can be used in the church every Sunday is in progress. approximately cerns mob violence in a south­ A-2. George Raft (4); SING HE A 5 0 qualifiers LOVE SONG (A.l, Jam** Melton ‘ I f g Don’ t Want All the Business— Just Yours” who would like to give them, A directory of Holy Trinity western town. William Shatner, (41: HE RAM ALL THE WAY. B. may do so by bringing them to Parish business and profes­ for this final Dick M*r*r who will appear at Central City Unde to condone immoral action*. FO R S.4LE the church on Saturday at round. Dick Mayer is the de­ John Girfleld 111): LIVE, LOVE. sional people is being prepared this summer, will star. AND LEARN. A-2 (11); PILLOW 1 p.m. at this time. Anyone wishing to fending champion. His opposi­ OF DEATH. B, epiritietic leanc* *e- 19.^« OLDS B A R L E T T ’S tion includes Ben Hogan, shoot­ Ratingi of TV Movies be listed in the directory should The Tollowiav are movie* to be ouence is ao conatructed a* to invite iplrltlatic practice* (9). I STANDARD SERVICE No Group Photos cal] Mrs, Ed Bianci, HA. 9- ing for an unprecedented fifth ihowD In. the Denver and Colorado 88 Hard Top 4-Dr. 0101. There is no charge for Open championship; and Sam Sprint* *re** in th* week of June WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 2101 C. Colfai Ave. EA.2-97SS Bccanve of space limitations, Snead, Cary Middlecoff, Ken 12-11. Denver TV etaUon* and ehan- ONCE A DOCTOR, A-1 (4): BQR- Power Brake* Ges, Oil, Tires, extras. Wash­ this service. Del* are KOA-TV (4). KBTV (tl. DERTOWN GUNFIGHTERS, A -1 M particularly at this lime of the The parish credit union Is Venturi, Doug Ford, and others. KRTV (Jl. and KLZ-TV H). In (91: CHINA PASSAGE. A-1 (4): Power Steering ing, Greasing, and Steam year, the R egister is unable to The C briatepher program Colorado Sprinzi they are KRDO-TV PAPER GALLOWS. A-2 (21; JUNE Automatic Trans c a rs Cleaning, looking for more depositors. (IS ) and XKTV (11). BRIDE, B, auggatilve dialog, Bette 5 print large group pictures, Every deposit is insured and change* time thi* week. It will Davl*. Robert Montgomery (4); ON Whitewall* COVRTEOVS SERVICE llieBe film* h*ve been cheeked such as First Comiunnion will draw interest at a rate de­ be leen on Channel 4 at 1 agilnat the Lefioo of Decency'* TRIAL, B (4): CROOKED PAS­ Heater • Radio • Like New s classes, eighth grade gradua­ clared by the officers at the p.m. Sunday, cl***i(iealion. Filmc marked A-1 are SAGE. not lilted (13): ROUGH. 4000 Miles tion classes, ele. June 14. Fa­ unobiectlonable for teneral patron- TOUGH, AND BEADY. A-2 (9): annual meeting. ’ afc; A-t. unobjectionable f9r adnlte; COWBOY AND THE BLONDE. A-2 2: ther J a m e * B, objectionable in part for all; and (II). $2950.00 Brother of Three Keller, M.M., C. condemned. THURSDAY, JUNE 19 FRIDAY, JUNE 13 DANCE. CHARLIE. DANCE, A-1 Priests Arrives he* Danny ATLANTIC CONVOY, A-1 (I); c a rs 51HUDSON Dr. Lawrence Goedert and Thoma*. Rob­ (4); WOMAN IN DISTRESS, A-1. 1954 OLDS GILDEESLEEVE'S BAD DAY. A-1 Hay Robaoo (*); 12 CROWDED SALES //SERVICE (4): ALINA (Italian), not Hated (2): HOURS. A-2. Richard DIz (4): THE \ / family have moved into the ert Young, 98 4-Dr. parish. He is the brother of and Denni* DARK VICTORY. A-Z, Bctt* Davl*. WHITE PIMPERNEL (Italian), not Georte Brent (11): HUDSON'S BAY. lilted (2); THE GAY DIVORCEE. Father Raymond Goedert, As­ Day a* gue*l*. A-2. Paul Uunl («): MAN WHO A-S, Fred Aitaire-Ginger Roger* mu- Power 3rake* 5 sistant Chancellor of the Arch­ “ L e t George CAME TO DINNER, B. few euttea- aleal (4); FALCON STRIKP.S BACK, Healer & Radio diocese of Chicago; Father Do It” i* the tWe Knee, Monty Wooley. Bette A -2 (4); GUN BELT, A-I. Tab Whitewalls • Guaranteed Davi«'(i): MISSING WITNESSES. HunUr (13): THE BLACK RAVEN, 1 Edmund Goedert, C.S.C., of X . title of thi* A-2 (4): THE SECRET HEART. A-1 (9); ELLERY QUEEN'S PENT- service 9C $1125 X Nagari, E. Pakistan; and Fa­ ) 4 B H week’* »bow, A-2. Cleodettc Colbert, Jan* AUyaon HOUSE MYSTERY, A-l, Ralph Bel­ X SPECIAL (11). lamy (II). X VIC HEBERT INC. ther Robert Goedert, O.P., of Denejr Thome* which ii an from the SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Beat Movie* of the Week: CATHEDRAL New Orlearis. informative di*eui*ion of baite MOITLIN ROUGE. B, tend* to con­ 2 3660 Downing Dr. Goedert specializes in American principle* that make done immoral action*, Jo*e Ferrer Dark Victory, June 12 (13); "SaAjqjO jbt S o i f L ” obstetrics and handles all cases for better govornment. AUo (13): S O M E W H E R E IN 'THE Yellow Jaejs, June 14 (11); MOTORS StBM 1911 NIGHT, A-2. John HodUk (t): YEL­ S n a k e P it, June 17 (9 ); G ay of women’s diseases. Office included ii the pre*eotation of LOW JACK, A-1, well-done atory 1735 Logan D iv o rcee, June 19 (4). hours at 7188 Lowell Boulevard 12 point* to help the average ■boot th* fiiht aziinil yellow fever In .Csbe, Robert Hontcomcry (II); are 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, citizen play a more Vital role THE GOLDEN MASK. A-2. Van Hef­ APITAL. The firms listed here Wednesday, and Friday, and in itrangthening the govern­ lin (4); DOUBLE DYNAMITE. A-2, deserve to be remembered from 1 to 5 p.m. eve^ Satur­ ment. . * Groueho Marx and Jan* Roaaell (4). SUNDAY. JUNE 15 m m Chevrolet when you are distributing day. His telephone is UA.9- Anti-submarine warfare in THE BIG SLEEP, B. eugeettive 4922. the Atlantic, resulting in the dialog, altuationi, Humphrey Bogart TA U1M • LM AVI, MOAOVAV TO IWCOLN ' your patronage in the dif­ ^ ferent lines of business. BRAKES FORD S CHEV. PLYM. SI 8-95 Medium $ 4 4 .95 Size Can ...... ■ I Mo*t Large $ 0 0 -9 5 FREE! C an ...... fcW For Funerals Drums Turned $1.25 ea. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Here's Whot We Do: JUNE 13TH & 14TH * Install Finest Johfis- Monville Banded 6-Bottle Carton 7*Up With Purchase Linin g of 10 Gallons Gas 4 Thoroughly Check All Wheel Cylinders ond also H Master Assembly U * Bleed, Adjust and Add FREE LUBE JOB Fluid if Necessary With Reium o f Bottles by June 30th * Pack Front Wheel Registration for Other Free Gifts Bearings These Two Days 4 Rood Te^ ALL Cars SEE OUR GASOLINE 4 Adjust Free After 500 M ile s The new officer* of the of the Denver District Court who seated the . 9.th« CroM HOMEMAKER Sfaik STEWARDESS St. Anthony's Holy Name Society of new officers. SpeciadslRf in 'QiMfiCy Piumbing end Healing Hepoiri FLYING LOW OPEN ALL DAY SAT. HNS Officers S t Anthony of Padua Shown above are, front row, leated, Judge Parish, D e n v e r , were Horan, the Rev. Michael Maher, pastor; and installed in a ceremony held this past week. 77 HAL HUDSON SERVICE Following the society's meeting, the entire back row, standing, William Koerber, ptoat- SIATTERY & COMPANY dent; Robert Moore, vice president; John group of men present, 40 strong, attended the West 8th Ave. & Kalamath EASY TERMS Katzke, outside guard; Ed Scott treasurer; Plumbing and Heating Contractori nocturnal adoration in Holy Ghost Church. Jerome Popick, inside guard; and Margo Pa­ JOHN J. CONNOR. PrMldaal ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vlea PreiIgMl Present for the meeting was Judge Neil Horan dilla, secretary. 181 ValUjo St SH. 4-3181 Tharsdoy, June T2, 1958 Office, 936 Bannock Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE ELEVEN St. Mary's Academy Pupils Turn Spotlight on Science Studies

U A M A M M ffa T a ia c n A n a Sighting toward the stars, St. Biology Displays their own in Protoplasm,” “ Celia of the Human Body,” n O U lC flU in c IclcS C O p O Mary’s Academy Senior Diane slirubs were planted during the school's Arbor biolo^ displays and “ How We See," ‘The Heart and the Blood Wagner tries out the homemade telescope that she entered in Forestry s w * ® * * * / In «Action v n v i i jervation at first Day observance. those of some of their classmates are three St, Cycle," and "Your Druggist's Tools.” There the hi-state science fair held earlier this spring. Diane, an hand, biology students at St. Mary’s Academy From left, the girls are Kathleen Costello, Mary's Academy juniors, (left to right) Patsy were also displays on seashells, studies of bone astronomy enthusiast, delivered a lecture on “The Sun as a pay close attention, to the tree-planting tech- Clements, I.«e Thomas, and Kathy Lingle. marrow and the circulatory system, and an Typical Star” at the Denver Museum of Natural History on nique demonstrated by District Forester Charles Lynn Huffman, Patsy Clements, and Cathey Some of the exhibits included “ Compounds exhibit on the domesticated cat,______May 8, Newlon. Four hundred young trees and 200 Etskorn. WINNERS EXHIBIT IN BOULDER Wilduess Spells Difference AT LAKESIDE JUNE 26 A'lf. Carmel Girl Sf. Mory Academy Fair Picnic, Concert Slated At Annual Rally, PAROCH/AtS SEE VICTORY This is the second j'ear Mt. By Mile-Hi Boys' Band Carmel High School, Denver, Has Spotlight on Science has a representative at Girls’ The Mile-Hl Boys’ Band is Gerald Menan, Barry Tyson, Columbine State, which is spon­ (S t, Mary'i Academy, Lingle; “ Cells of the Human DREAM SHATTERED IN SIXTH to have its annual picnic and George Lehner, Arthur A. San­ sored by the American Legion Cherry Hills) Body.” by Beth Pike; "Bac­ concert at Lakeside Park on Auxiliary. Mt. Carmel’s repre- terial Profiles,” by Virginia chez, Michael Ramirez; .sentative is Charlotte Padboy. Science has been in the spot­ .At the conclusion of the score at 4-1 in favor of the each got two hits apiece for the Thursday, June 26, at 7 p.m. Kittleson and Elsa Seegmiller; Gates open at 6 p.m. William Neher, Thoma.s and She was selected for leadership, light this spring at St, Mary’s fifth inning, the Parochials, in Publics, no hits had as yet been night. Academy. "How We See,” by Judy Shee­ The band is a non-profit or­ Gerald Tokarski (EA. 2-2584), service, and being in the top their annual classic with the The first major project was han; "The Heart and the Blood recorded. George Cattermole of Regis, ganization for which this is Robert M. Lee, Jr.; Bill and third of her class. Cycle,” by Beth Campbell; and Public school stars, appeared as the only money-raising proj­ Girls’ C olum bine State Is a local science fair held at the The PerochleU coniiatentijr the starting hurler for the los­ Tommy Durlin (SK. 6-3566), “ Your Druggist’s Tools,” by ect of the year. It helps ta being held at Colorado Woman’s school on March 20. The win­ though they had settled down bad men on base but lost (wo ers, looked good in spots hut Sharon Doyle. finance the spring concert, Thomas Leyba, Dick Walker, College in Denver June 11-17. ning exhibitors, Diane Wagner from 'early inning jitters and was besieged by errors and wild and Lee Thomas, entered their There was also a display on critical runners on ettempted which is given free to the Gary and Larry Sever, Rick Each girl will have a job as an were on their way to a possible projects in the Colorado-Wy- seashells, their varying types steals to squelch early throws behind him. Ron Alt­ public. Schierburg, Albert McCormack, elected officer or an appointee. oming Bi-State Science Fair, and uses, _by Rosemary Car­ victory. The score at that point chances, In the fifth, how­ man, Holy Family pitcher, in The tickets are 25 cents per Michael Kreiling, Gregory Ser­ bone: a study of bone marrow, held April 12, in Boulder. was tied at 4-4. ever, they cashed in on the the fourth and fifth innings person, which includes admis­ ver, and Larry Caven. No Group Pictures by Jo Urling; another on the sion to the park and reduced Winners Show * circulatory system, by Karen A three-run rally by'the Pub­ wildness of Pitcher John had the Publics eating out of George Roy is band leader Because of spare limitations rates on rides. Tickets may be and Jack 'Stevens is assistant Telescope, 'Buds' ' McGee; and an exhibit on the Barnes of West to tally three his hand but the sixth inning purchased only from members it is impossible In print large lics in the sixth, however, leader. group pirlures in the Register. Diane's exhibit was a home­ domesticated cat, by Nancy times. This was their last big spelled his downfall. of the band. made telescope. Construction Lagae. ended the Catholic stars' dream show for the evening. Pitcher Vie Artese of Regis Catholic Members time included 72 hours of ex­ Tree conservation has also for good. acting labor spent in grinding played a part in the 1958 In the sixth, the Publics took struck out the side in the Catholic members of the and polishing the telescope's science program at St. Mary’s, The Publics went on to tally band are Vincent Gagiiardi Give your chilid MUSIC advantage of Pitcher Ron Alt­ eighth, after relieving Turner mirror. Diane is a member of Arbor Day was held on May 1, two more in the seventh and (WE. 4-9483), Garvin Hoel- of Mullen but weakened in the fer, William and. Joseph Ehr- the Denver Astronomical So­ when a total of 400 young trees added a “ big six” in the ninth man’s wildness to get three men Special Summer ciety and of the moonwatch ninth and was replaced by man, Leland C. Porter, Jr.; and 200 shrubs were planted to put the cap on their 12th on and after Jack Miyamoto’s team sponsored by that organi­ on the campus, under the su­ Mickey Ryan of St. Joseph’s Mike Robneth (EM. 6-0462), win in 17 trys before a crowd zation. pervision of District Forester single and Catcher Vail Wil- after allowing the Publics four “Wells of Music” of near 8,500 at Bears' Sta­ for On May 8, she delivered a Charles Newlon. Many of the liams’ sacrifice fly, the Publics big tallies. Studio offer lecture on “ The Sun as a Typi­ trees were planted by junior dium. Actually the contest was DRY CLEANING had three runs and the ball Maec looked good behind cal Star” at the Denver Mu­ biology students. The tree con­ not as one-sided as the score AND LAUNDRY seum of Natural History. The servation project provided game. The extra tallies by the the plate and Rudolph re­ 12 LESSONS would indicate. Ca(i T A b o r lecture was one of a series practical experience for these Publics after this point were deemed himielf partially in FOR $12 given for teachers from the students who were then en­ First inning errors, one big just frosting on the cake. the lata inningi for his first Denver Public Schools, under gaged in the study of trees and fA S rA D E .I; one by Shortstop Rudolph of For the Parochials, Eddie '6 3 7 0 the sponsorship of the Denver other forms of plant life in inning error by coming up under the finest instructors Astronopiical Society. Those their biology classes. Regis on a double play ball, Bohn of Regis got the first with the fielding play of the attending were mostly grade- Faculty members in the St. set up the first two Public tal­ hit, a long triple to right cen­ game. The wildness of the RENTAL PLAN school teachers, interested in Mary Academy science depart­ lies, and wild throws allowed ter. He tallied the Parochials' Parochial pitchers spelled the acquiring a basic, layman’s ment are Sister Marielena, in two more in the second. At the first run. He and Rossi of Re­ You can have the use of ony new knowledge of astronomy. chemistry, and Miss Cecilia difference between the two Lee Thomas’ science fair ex­ Esquibel, in biology. end of three innings with the gis, and Maes, Annunciation, clubs. instrument on 0 trial purchase plon hibit, entered in the biological for Q charge of only 10% of its sciences division, was called MT. ST. SCHOLASTICA COLLEGE retail value. “ Winter: A Study of Buds." Summer Junior League The exhibit was presented in APTITUDE TEST the form of a poster, showing 2 Archdiocesan Girls specimens of lateral and termi­ Bring your child in for a free test nal buds and explaining the dif­ Enters 2nd Week of Play which will help you select the right ferences between them. The newly organized Sum­ CLASS AAA Other Chemistry mer Parochial League get June 17 Are Kansas Graduates instrument. No cost— no obligation, under way this past week with St. Vincent'* White v*. St. Philo, Projects Exhibited mene'* White, Beyeud dl Sl«*U No. Store eloees xt l p.m. Sslurdey* during Also exhibited at the St. games played in three divisions. 2. Two young women of the the co-curricular committee of One Call Does It All! eummer moolht. Mary local fair were .'everal (Contests are slated each Tues­ St. John’* Green v*. St. John'* Gold. Archdiocese of Denver were student council and a charter Confreti No. 3. ItnS ytvr ItvnSrv inS other chemistry projects: A day and Thursday evening until Precioue Blood ve. St. Vincent'* Red, awarded degrees by Mt. St. member of Alpha Gamma clMBlne Isfcthtf study of the evaporation of July 31. Playoffs in all divi­ St. Vincent*. Scholastica College Thursday, Omega, national Catholic hon­ water to produce rain, done by sions will be played the week St. Phllomene'* Red v*. exhibition, Mat 29, in the annual com­ orary intercollegiate drama fra­ m Marty Foster and Terry Fra­ of Aug. 10-16. D. U. Field A. mencement exercises of the ternity. She has appeared in Lauadry PieChas E. Wins MUSIC June 19 e Dry H79 CAlirOKNrA 5t. tt»C tlAG. ser; diagrams on the formation Next week’s schedule fol­ St. John** Cold V*. SL Vincent** women’s college at Atchison, numerous leading roles through­ Kans, C IuB iof of pearls in oysters, by Geor- lows: White, St. Vincent*’. out her college career, includ­ gine Grosso; an experiment on St. Vincent** Red ve. St. John'* Miss Elma Jean Micbieli, ing Tidingg Brought to Mary, One bou rfrt* parking, Munidpal Parking Garage, 174} Stosit St, Green, Boyxud A Steele No. Phsnl M*. 3.4:11 the determination of gravity, CLASS A St. PhlloraeBx’s v*. Preclou* Blood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toby The Rivals, Cocktail Party, by Bonnie Lou Skell; a study June 17 Precioue Blood. Michieli, Sterling, received the Madwoman of ChaiUot, and par­ of the fusion and fission of the St. Vioceal’t WbUi vt. $t. Jobni* St. Phllomenx’e White v*. exhibition, bachelor of science degree in D. U. Field A. ticipated in a total of 22 dra­ uranium atom, by Kaaren Gold, St. TbomoB. education; Miss Mary Jeanette matic presentations in the four St. John*I CrMn vs. St. Philomen***. MAJORS Douglas; and an exhibit illus­ Merrill Jr. Hlclr. Ward, daughter of Mr, and years of college. trating the forces that influ­ St. Vincent** Rea vi. Precioue Blood. June 17 Mrs. Jack J. Ward, 334 Gala- Miss Michieli has also par­ Precioue Blood. St. Pbllomeax** Red v*. ChrUt the page Street, Denver, received ence' the flight of an airplane, Si. Vineent*ft Blue ve. exhibition. Kinf, Beyeud A Steel No. 3. ticipated in the activities of the KEEP by Virginia Watson and Diana 0. U. Field No. 3. St. Philomenn'* White v*. St. VIq. the bachelor of science degree in Women’s Athletic Association, Meehan. cent'*, Iowa A S. Vine. biology. Jun« 19 Preclou* Blood V*. St. John'*, 13th the home economics club, and B iological St. Vincent'* Whitt ve. St. John’* A Cblorada. Active Stydent the Twin College Chorus, as Entries Green, Concrete No. 3. June 19 well as Sweater Swing and the Precioue Blood ve. St. PhilookenA'i. St. Vincent'* vx. ChrUt the Kiof. O f D ram a Future Teachers of America. Biological exhibits in the St. St. Tbomee. youR Iowa A S. Vine. Currently completing a two- She has attended national and Mary lo ca l fa ir included; St. Vlneent'e Blue ve. St. Vfncent'i Precioue Blood ve. St. Phllomena'* year term as president of the “ Compounds in Protoplasm, Red, Merrii Jr. Hl|h. White, Bayaud A Steel No. 3. regional meeting of the Na­ St. Jobn’e Gold ve. exhibition, D. U. St. John’* V*. St. Phiiotnena'* Rad, Mt. Scholastica College Players, by. Patsy Clements and Kathy .FJeld B. tional Catholic Theater Confer­ I3lh A Colorado. Miss Michieli is a member of ence, and the organizational meeting of Alpha Gamma WIOWARM Omega, and the national Home Economics Convention held in Kansas City in 1966. Miss Michieli will teach fifth gr^de in Holy 'Name Grade DURINO School, Omaha, Neb., next year. She received her profes­ sional education experience in the S t Joseph’s Grade School, Atchison. < 0 0 1 Vice Prefect Of Sedolity Vice prefect of the Sodal­ ity, Miss Ward has particN pated in the activities of the SUMMER sodality, Benedictine Oblates, the Women’s Athletic Associa­ tion, the Scholastica College Players, the Mt. Madrigal Sing­ M O R M i N < l f ers, and the College Schola Cantorum during her four years at the Mount. . The former intramural chair­ man of the Women's Athletic AND Association, and publicity man­ ager of the Scholastica College Players, Miss Ward served as junior class representative on the Sodality Board last year. E V E N I N O f She has also been a member of the student responsibility com­ mittee of student council, a member of the college chorus, LEAVE the Confraternity of Christian YOUR Doctrine, the Twin College Singers. FURNACE She hes served as a senior leader in the group orientatiop PILOT LIGHT program on campus and assis­ tant director of the “ Night on Broadway” of the first Pall THIS Festival presented in Novem­ ber. Miss Ward has worked on SUMMER Triple Titlists In the finals of the M id^t baseball divi- Dick Frisbie, John Smjthline, Fritz Sudholt, Steve Barry, the the staff of the Mount M irror as a reporter and member of % sion of the Junior Parochial League, St. Rev. Leonard Urban, director; middle row, Dan Mahoney, Tom Philomena’s Midgets annexed their third city title tl)is year, McNally, Jeff McDermott, Tim O’Connor, Charles Drotar, the circulation dejurtment. Steve Watson, Tim Mahoney; and front row, Denny Conrad PUBLK SERVUE COMPANY OP COLORADO previouely taking the crowns for basketball and football. Shown Miss Ward plans to do re­ Mike Doyle, Jeb Bariy, John Riesenman, Stanley 'Ereckson! search work during the coming above, back row, arc Coach Tom Wilson, Joe Bielak, Phil Dinan, Mike Hyde, and Mike ziiainer. Not shown is Allen Stanley. year. L PAGE TWELVE O ffic e , 938 B an n o ck Street

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MARK K. LAWLESS, ln(4al, 1114 Kth Avenue. She was the mother of randebiMren and dgna greaC- Trios Stmt. He wM the son of Mr. Paul Sebastlani, Denver; acid An­ •ral nicact and ocpbtwa. Rcqultm Sehlldren. Requlim Maaa was snd Mrs. Robert Lsrrlus; end srsnd. thony Sebaatianl. V.S.N. ai Brooklyn. High Mata la being celebrated Thun- offered Jane 10 in St Cajetaa'a •on ot Dorothy Dsy o4 Denver snd N. Y.; and eouein td Silvia Palombo dey, June 12, at 10 a.m. in S t Catb- Church. Interment M t OUvet t n - Frank Dsy of Pseoims. Cslif.; snd of Derby. R^niem Matt was cele­ erine’a Choreh. Olinger Mortuary. vino Mortuary. Mr. snd Mrs. John Lsvless of Fsss- brated June 7 in St Catherine'! RENA BORELLI, BS. 4924 Elm CARMEU-TA LOVATO. 88, 2808 dens, Cslif. He it slso survived by s Church, Derby. Boulevard Mortuary. C ourt She waa the wife of Erneat Larimer Street She waa the daughter grest-srandmother, Mrs. C. H. Bleuk HENRY ROBERT CYMANSKl, SI. Borelli; annt of Shirley Spngtta, Den­ of Jote P. Lovato; aad aietar of Ben, of Denver. Mast of the Angels wsi PlstUvilli. He wat the son of Henry ver: and tiitar-ln-law of Della Ma- Fred. Joe. Gloria. Barbara, and Joaa- celebrated June 10 in Holy Ghost and Luan Cymsnskl; brother of Betty pelli, Roae Bimatreet, Nick, Stm, and phlne Lovato. and Tony Gomea. Ra- Church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ Ana Koonti: and brother-in-law of Cheater BoreUl. all of Denver. Rc- quiem Maaa WM celebrated June 9 in vard Mortuary.. Richard Koontt. all of Plsttavllle. He uiem High Meet waa celebrated Seered Heart Church. Interment H t AUCE P. HESSEK, 44. tllO Ettas. wat a member of Greeley Lodge 807. Sune 9 In St. Catherine’s Church. In­ Olivet Trevino Mortuary. l.ake«ood. She «si the wife of Paul BPOE. Requiem High Matt it being terment Ht. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary. M AX S. GARCIA, 61. 1801 Mari- Heasek of Denver, Requiem High celebrstad Tboraday. Juns 12, at 9 NELUE A KULP, 80. 1820 W. poaa Street He waa the father of Hass was celebrstad June 11 in St a.m. in St Mleholtt' Church. Platte- Alaaka Place. She wat the wife of Mary J. Garcia, and Hra. Joaa Gar­ Holy Name Society Bernadetta'i - Church. Interment H t vlllc. Interment will be In Mt. Olivet William E. Kulp; mother of Eleanor cia; and brother o f Luia Garcia. Ha Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. Boulevard Mortuary. Ewing, Roy and William E. Kulp, l4 also aurvivid by five grandohll. President ROSIE SEBASTIANI. <1. KS6S W. EDNA (PAT) CAREY, 87, 8008 Jr., all of Denver: and Edith Long, dren. Requiem High Mass waa eele- Loe Alamoe, N. Mea.: and aietar of brated Jnna 11 in S t Xjeo'a Church. Sarah Cowgill. Gardena, Calif. She it Interment H t Olivet Trevino Mor­ tito turvlved by 11 grandchildren. tuary. Reqniem High Meet waa celebrated THERESA MARKET, 01, Olt jVo Tteo Wof|g About Mt — June 7 In S t Roee of Lima'a Church. Sixth Street, Golden. Sbe waa tbe Interment Mt Olivet. Olinger Mor­ mother o f Anna H. Owens and Jpae- Efficient seeing cuts wasted man-power hours, makes for tuary. dblne Jc^naon. Golden: Mary E. FRANK STEPHENS, 8*. 1042 Kerr, Oklahoma City, Okla.; and John more and better work, reduces accidents and absenteeism. Pearl Street He waa the hnibud of Harkcy, Oakland, Calif, She is alto Vision must be equal to the job required of it. Eyes that Bernice Stepbeni: father of Eileen survived by two granddaughten and are sharp, sure are geared for high production and are Martin, Edgewatar. He ii alao tur­ fo u r great-grandchildren. Requiem vlved by two gnndchiidran. .^he Haae waa o ffe n d June 8 in S t also a safeguard in any job obtained. Rotary will bt recited Tboraday, June Joeeph’a Chureb. Golden, Intament 12. at 8 p.m. in the Olinger Mortu­ M t Olivet Wood! Mortuary. ary Chapel, Speer Boulevard at Sher­ PETER F. DICIERO man Street Requiem High Mata will Raqulem High Hast was celebrstad SW IGERT BROS. be celebrated Friday, June II, at 9d0 June 11 In Our Lady of H t Carmel a.m. in the Cathedral. Interment will Church, Denver, for Peter F. DiClero. ISSO Californta O p to m C tristg KByitone 4-5819 be in Mt. Olivet Olinger Hertnary. 87. who died in St Joaeph'a Hoepltal JOSE V. ABEYTA, 80.1871 KaU- Jnnt 8. At the time of hit death he math. He waa the father of M n. wBi residing at 8880 Qulvaa Street Larquin Martinet, Paul, Manuel, Belter VUIon (ff' Hr. DICiero was born Oct 4. 1890. Good Serriee Joeeph, and Alferd Abeyta and Jenny in Italy and came to Denver in 1918. Trujillo, all of Denver: Mrs. Ray He waa employed with the Paeifle for Ecery Age At Right Price* Neighbors, Idaho Springs; and Mrs. Lumber Co. fo r 28 years and with tha Felix Martin, Lamar. He is alao sur­ Bowman Biscuit Co. lor tba past 18 vived by 20 grandchildren and 24 years. Industrial School Chapel Dedicated GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED great-grandchildren. Requiem High Surviving ia hit wife Marian. Hate it being celebrated Thursday, Dominie, and two daugbtera, The dedication of the inter­ hers were Governor Edwin C. June 12, at 9 a.m. in S t Cajetan'a Hra, Marie Dolores Seaff and Mn. denominational chapel, built Johnson and U. S. Senator Gor­ Church. Interment will be in Mt. Agnea DeFeo, all of Denver. Burial OHvet Capitol Mortuary. waa in Mt. O livet Olinger Mortuary. with contributed funds, at the don Allott. LOUIS MARINO, 84, 2101 Garland. JOSEPH A. WOLF Colorado State Industrial Supporting organizations in­ He wae the buiband of Lovie Marino, Requiem High Hast waa eeiebratad School, Golden, was held June cluded among o t h e r s , the JACQUES BROS. Lakewood: father of Gloria Caruso June 7 in S t Fnneia de Sales* 6 at 2 p.m. On the same day, AiQerican Legion, the Knights qnd Mary Vitallo, both of Denver; and Church, Denver, for Joseph A. Wotf. the Colorado Probation and Pa­ of Columbus, the Veterans of M o n u m e n fi of DUtinetion brother of John Marino, Arvada, and 78, who died June 4 in St Joeeph'a Carl Stone, Adamt City. Reqniem Hospital. Burial wat in Mt. Olivet JamesR.Tobin (above), role Association, Leonard Tokle Foreign Wars, the County 12700 W. 44 Are. HA 4-7984 High Mast wat offered June 9 in with Hackethat-Noonen M o r t o a r y Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. In­ handling the arrangemenU. newly elected president of o f Grand Junction, president, Judges' Association, and the Record Open Daily terment Ht. Olivet Cemetery. Capitol Mr. Wolf wat born In Germany, the Holy Name Society of was in session at the Industrial Colorado Sheriffs and Peace Opposita gate of U t Olivet Mortuary. Nov, 11, 1879, and carat to the School. Officers Association. SUSAN McCARTIN. 87, 218 E. Uuttad Statae more than 80 yesrt Blessed Sacrament Parish, Den­ 19th Avenue. She waa the eittar of ago. He married hit wife, Kathryn, ver, has been a member of the These events were combined Donors Total Elizabeth McCartin. Requiem Haaa in Boulder, Feb. 14, 1912. Be wat Parish for 12 years. He was because the Colorado Probation More Than 1,000 wae celebrated June 7 In Holy Ghoet a jeweler in Denver for 33 yean and and Parole Association spon­ ONE PICKUP FOR DIREQ SERVICE Church, Interment H t Olivet Day wat a mAnber of the South Denver ^adnated from Creighton Uni­ Shown on the donor roster Mortuary. Ofvlc Aaeoelatlon and a member of versity in Omaha, Neb., where sored a campaira for funds for are American Legion Posts and STEVE ERNEST STINES. 28, 1088 St. Francis dt Salet' Faritb for 83 he was awarded membership in the Industrial School Chapel in auxiliaries, churches of various Lipan Street He. waa the hueband of years. 1966. At that time Harold TO BOTH /I h COASTS Juanita Stinca: father of Wanda, Surviving are bit wife, a daughter, the National Jesuit Honorary denominations, church socie­ Debra, and Stephanie Stines; ton of Mre, Bertha Spadler, and a son. Wan Fraternity, Alpha Sigma Nu. Jones was president of the as­ ties and Sund^ Schools, Opti­ Mr. and Hrt. Edward Stinet; grand- delin, all of Denver, He ia alto tu r­ He served as an officer in the sociation and James P. Eak- ton of Epifsnia Martinez: and brotbtr vlved by three grandchildren, one mist Clubs, Women's Clubs, of Rudolph', Arthur. Alfonto, Richard, great-grandchild, and a titter. Hr4 Infantry for five years during ins of the State Parole Depart­ Fire Depar^ents, Lions Clubs, Barbara, and Bamadtlte Stinet, and Barbara Ruromtlhart of Denver. World War II. He moved to ment was appointed chairman Footprinters, Lodges, sororities, Mrs. Richard Erwin. The Rotary will JOSEPH D. HAHN Denver after his release from of the chapel fund campaign. youth organizations, uniom, be recited in the Trevino Memorial Requiem High Maes waa aunt June the service. He is now employed Named to the committee Chapel Thursday, June 12. at 7 p.m. 7 In Mother of God Church. Denver, foundations, businesses, em- Requiem Mata will be eeiebratad Fri­ for Joseph D, Hahn, 88, of 888 Sher­ by the Air Force Accounting were pastors, county judges, of the Industrial School, day, June 13, at 0 a.m, in S t Caje- man Street who died June 4 in St. and Finance Center as a sys­ American Legion officials, and oys of the school and their tan’a Chureb. Interment will be in Joaeph’a Hospital. Burial waa in Mt. interested individuals through­ Mt Olivet Trevino Mortuary. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary handled tbe tems accountant parents, Eiwania Clubs, Rotary Denver-Chieogo Trucking Co.y Inc. MARIA (MARIQUITA) A. ESPI­ irrtngementt. Mr. Tobin was active on both out the state. Honorary mem- Clubs, the Knip;hts of Colum­ NOSA. 72. 921 Wyandot Street She Mt. Hahn wae born April 7, 1870. the Cub Scout and Boy Scout bus, Lowry Air Force Base, 4 3 th & Jackson Denver OU. 84-367 wat the wife of Jose Rtfeel Etpioota: in St. Paul, Minn., and moved to Den­ mother of John and Richard Espi­ ver in 1898. A year later he married men’s committee in the past. He PEO Chapters, DAR Chapters, nosa. and Mrs. Garton Duran: and Anna Schaffhauien In St. Paul and has successively been chairman Sts. Peter, Paul's Royal Neighbor Camps, Re- MAin 3.5314 titter of Sara A. Garcia. John and the couple returned to Denver to o f tbe literature committee and bekah Lodges, PTA grou^, the Kiliberto Apodaca. She is alao enr- make their home. Hahn waa employed State Patrol, and memorial of­ vived by seven grandchildren and 12 by Hover A Co,, e wboltaale drug the census committee of the Comforlahle. Homohtte great-grandchildren. Requiem Mata firm, and later with the Pitman Holy Name Society. He ia aiso ferings— more than 1,000 do­ Reception Honors Surroundings waa celebrated June 8 in S t Cajetan'i Moore Drug Manufacturing Co. He an usher. nors. Church. Interment Mt. Olivet Tre­ wae a member of Mother of God Various furnishing includ­ F. J. KIRCHHOF vino Mortuary. Parish and of the Woodmen of the Mr. Tobin has four children: Thoughtful. Sympathetic JUAN SANTOS MARTINEZ. 88, World. James, Jr., who will be a senior Departing Priest ing pews, altar, pulpit, lectern, M29 Mariposa Streat He wtt the Survivora Include one eon. Earl R. at Regis High; Patricia, who hymnals, and Hags have been Services for Families husband o f Isabel B. Martinez; and Hahn, and two daughtara, Mra. Olive father of Hri. Inez Rimiret, Urt. Vandegrift and Mre, Patay Kartsell. will be a sophomore at St. Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter specifically designated by do­ of Every Faith Construction Co. Max Valdez, Hrt. Nick Gallegot, all of Denver. He ia alao survived by Mary’s Academy; and Deborah and Paul’s Parish)— A fare­ nors. The Golden Optimist Club John. Ben, Cariot, and Hike Marti­ seven grendckildren and two great­ and Donna who are in the third well reception was held in the donated the chimes. The Golden r q i a i w iik in ih ( m ia n s nez. He ia alao survived by 28 grand­ grandchildren. Kiwania Club, the Lakewood children and seven great-grandchil­ MRS. LUCIA CIAMBROCCO and fifth grade, respectively, at school hall Sunday afternoon, 01 (VEST r*MILV dren. Requiem'Matt wat offered June Requiem High Matt was offered Blessed Sacrament School. June 8, by the parish organiza­ Rotary Club, Beta Sigma Phi 7 in St, Cajetan't Church. Interment June 10 in Our l^dy of ML Carmel Sorority in Golden, and the JC^BY DAY BUILDERS Other officers for next year tions, honoring Father Richard Mt Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. Church. Denver, for Mrs. Lucia Arvada Lions Club were among SARAH M. ARELLANO. 71, 2980 (Lucille) Gitmbroeco who died June are: Vice presidents, Gerald T. Mershon, M.M., in appreciation D I R £ C I O R organizations that carried on IVc Appreciate Your Patronage W. Holden Place. She waa the wife 8 in a local hotpltal, She wai 65. At Cooney and John Studinger; of his work with the parish. Fa­ of Joee E. Arellano: mother of the time o f her death aha was reald- fe cia l chapel projects. Boulder Roberta, Pablo, M oitei, Jote, and ing at 3748 04ige Street. Burial was treasurer, Winfield Power; and ther Mershon has been assist­ Isaac Arellano: and litter of Rafa- in Mt. Olivet. Olinger Mortuary. secretary, James Coughlin. County supported the fund gen 700 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. ant pastor for the past year erousty. elita Barela. She is alao survived by Mra. Giambroeeo wat bom in Po- and will leave soon for bis new The (Jhapel Fund began to S t John's to Have assignment in Africa. develop during World War II Newly elected officers of when Hany Bundy was super­ the CCD are John Zaremba, intendent. It had grown to (16,- 3 Masses June 13 president; Mrs. C. Loehr, vice 000 in 1967 when construction (S t. John the Evangeliat'a president; Frank Weilminster, on the chapel was started. The Parish, Denver ) secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Chapel Fund drive increased On Friday, June 13, tha F. Einherger and Mra. Reiger, this amount to $30,000. The Feast of the Sacred Heart, co-chairmen, fishers; Mrs. M. chapel was built by the New- Mattes will be at 6, 7, and 9 LaPrino, chairman, and Mrs. P. o'clock. There will ba all-day R. Buehler, assistant chairman, exposition of the Blessed helpers; Mrs. J. H. Brunei, offer more Sacrament, closing with de­ chairman, and Gene McCIos^ey, votions at 7:30 p.m. It is assistant chairman, teachers; hoped averyane will avail and Mrs. L. J. Glenski, chair­ himself of the opportunity man, and Mrs. 0. L. Robb, as­ D e n v e r ^ r y ( j 0 0 d s C o - to make a visit to the sistant chairman, parent educa­ Blasted Sacrament that day. tion. VH (»( D ta v d SN02S WIIH CONFIDCICE • KEiiliH 4.1)11 ft Elizabeth A. Matty, 19, Owfdud • ) USi /litaA . 8EMM4 l »ll Drowns in Pool Mishap Requiem High Mass is being Ann Matty, 19, who drowned offered Thursday, June 12, at June 9 in the S p o r t land 9 a.m. in Blessed Sacrament Y.M.C.A. pool. Church, Denver, for Elizabeth Miss Matty attended Blessed Father’s Day Favorites Sacrament Grade School and was graduated from St. Francis de Sales’ High School in 1956. She was engaged to Robert W. . . . Sure to please any Dad Duff, a former Denver resident who now resides in Houston. She was described a a good swimmer by authorities and was attempting to pass a prelimi­ nary test m a life-saving course H IC K O K J. . . /or your when 'the accident occurred. Three lifeguards administered artificial respiration, and rescue squads worked for two hours Most Happy Fella! in an attempt to save the girl. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Joseph Matty; a brother,^ Joseph H.; and a sister, Mrs. I BOLA TIE . , . true western good foshion , , . James 0. Bevins. Burial will' be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. comfortable to wear. We hove o corral of Olinger's Mortuary is in styles. 1.50 ond^2.50* Elisabeth A b b Matty charge of arrangements. i DENVER.BORN MABYKNOLLER TRAVEL VALET . . . for quick overnight trips. Priest in Wheat Ridge Holds 2 shirts, socks, underwear, hankies, ties . . . carried under the arm or in a brief­ To Sail for East Africa case. Ginger tan leatherette. 6.95 British East Africa is Uie ing, N. Y. Juno 1." will be the next assignment for Father lltb anniversary of his First Richard D. Mershon, Denver- Solemn Mass, which he sang in TRAVEL KIT, complete' with travel slippers born Maryknolier who is cur­ 1947 in S t Catherine's Church, rently stationed at Sts. Peter Denver. (small, medium or large) in outside zip pocket. and Paul’s Parish, Wheat Ridge. He intends to take a month's Suffering at Hands vacation at the home of his Waterproof interior for oil toilet articles. Soft Of Chinese Reds parents in St. Catherine’s Par­ chiton cowhide. 10.95* in motor equipment Father Mershon’s only other ish before leaving for Africa. mission experience has been in The dignity of two-toned grey Cadillac limousines and casket coaches accompanied by our uniformed the OrienL His first assignment after ordination 11 years ago W \SOk VALET . . . clips on sunvisor, holds motorcycle escorts distinguishes each Olinger cortege. proved to be a very stormy one. He wa^sent to Wuchow in driving glosses, money purse, memo pod, There are more than 40 automobiles in the Olinger fleet which include air-conditioned family and South China, where, two years pallbearer limousines. later, Ommunist soldiers swept pencil, zip pocket for maps. Colors to match in. Father Mershon was car interior. 3.95 Our capable garage staff devote many hours each day to make sure that the Olinger m otor eijuip- under bouse arrest for a year, during which he underwent raent is spotless and mechanically perfect. questioning and other humilia- tioni. Following his expulsion from ROCKY RHINO . . . gay dresser-top ceromlc China, the Maryknolier had a GLendale 5-3663 furlough in Denver and then for the mon who likes to empty his pockets was assigned to the Philippines. ot night. 2.95 16th at Beuldar E. Colfax ot Magnolio After another visit to Denver, N he returned to the Philippines. Speer Blvd. at Sherman 2775 So. Broodwoy (Englewood) In 1967 he came to Denver and was temporarily aaiigned to the Wheat Ridge parish. Father Mershon was gradu­ iServing nearly of Denver’s families ated from C ath edral High School in 1939, and then en­ tered St. Thomas’ Seminary. In 1946 be transferred to Mary- knoll Major Seminary at Ossin­ I R«v. Richard D. Merihaa, M.M Th(irtd«y, Junt 12, 1958 Office, l o w i M k THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TelcpiMnc, K cyitenc 4-420S PAGE THIRTEEN

NEW CONCEPT GROWING CHRISTIAN FAMILY Renaissance of Aging Population Can Draw Strength B y R c t . D a n h c l J. FLaHBtTY great number of penoni, and o f the aged it gaining an in- haa been at least partially NEW AND PERMAN­ creating number of followers. obfcnred for a great many ENT generation vith tine In the past the retired more. Facts brought out by arailable for self-realization worker above 65 has been CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS the Social Order article en­ In Others' Example and, hopefully, for new forms most often considered as a so­ titled “ SUtns o f the Aged,” cially isolated, financially de­ of loeial ui^nlness,” ia the however, bear up the truth of I T HAS ALWAYS SEEMED to us a matter of. vital in­ way a recent article in the pendent "old person,” subject this new insight. to prolonged illness and men­ terest that the Catholic families in America are Social Order magazine dee- faced with the task of following a set of moral princi­ cribea our aging population. IT IS INDEED ENCOUR­ tal and phyaieal deterioration. Such a coneept o f the AGING to learn that this This view hat been the result UNSUSPECTED CAPABILITES ples that are ignored if not scorned by the surrounding of ignorance. aged, we feel inre, hai never newest view with regard to sea of secularist neighbors. In such matters as divorce entered into the mind of a the importance of the position MYTHS HAVE LONG and birth control Catholics are expected to follow be­ PROVED a hindrance to the liefs and practices which they see contravened and advancement of the aged as a Blind Nuns on Increase broken by some of their neighbors every day. vital link in society. For ex­ ample it has been the notim By Paul H. Hallftt trials proved very successful even in aaive con­ Perhaps at no other time since the days of the of a great majority o f persons gregations." early Church, in pagan Greece and Rome, has the that old people have no inter­ AN UNUSUAL AND PROVOCA­ Christian family been so beset by inimical forces. The est in current affairs and TIVE PAMPHLET just published is called THERE ARE, OF COURSE, still anum-. Br M. 1. MURRAY Cearritkt. N .aW .a SarriM bet of orders reluctant to take these postulants economic and social structure of America today cer­ that they live in a garden of What Blind Women Hm/e Done, by Dr. Jean- tainly is not favorable to the Catholic concept of fam­ memories; like|rise that they Marie J. Bauchet (Woonsocket, £ I., 4 St. because they labor under the impression that are prone to 'fail mentally blindness cannot consist with the life of an ac­ ily life. To uphold it in the face of the teaching and after 65. Joseph Street, Mount St. Francis School and d W Zdatfsafier tive nun. But modern ways of helping the blind example of the majority is difficult. Actually such notions are Orphanage, 25 cents). tutel^'on in have changed all that. ^ S L . hearsay rather than fact. n interesting s t u d y of this problem is made It has been proved by re­ Before the invention of Braille, writes Dr. In France there are almost 100 blind reli­ A in The American Catholic Family, by John li. search that age, in and of It­ Bauchet, the religious vocation was pretty well gious who have been accepted in approxi­ Thomas, S J., member of the Institute of Social Order self, does not significantly closed to the blind. Only St Francis de Sales mately 20 different congregations. In the U.S. and of the department of sociology of St Louis Uni­ affect the ability of adults to was willing to admit blind postulants, whom learn. As the individual gets and Canada there are 40 blind nuns, and the versity (Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N. J., older, it is not so much his he considered excellent subjects for a contem­ number all over the world is 210. Only last 1956, $7.65). ability that changes at it is plative order. week two blind Sisters of Charity were pro­ The study of the Catholic family by Father bis attitude about learning Now, however, with many windows of fessed in Wheeling, W. Va. One of them is a new things and his self-con­ Thomas shows that it has been effected by the same activity opened up by Braille and variais scaetary to the mother superior and teaches influences that fail upon all families of similar social fidence. The failing of the aged when it occurs in reality methods of reaching the handicapped, blind Latin. When they applioj to Archbishop position. But the study also shows that the Catholic A PRitCT COMO CILCttMTf is a result of their believing young ladies can read prayers as quickly as a Swint, he at first turned them down, but in 15 family likewise resists these influences, insofar as they MAM MAW -nMCI A DAV the myths about themselves. BCnoRT 1HC person with sight They can be trained to re- minutes they convinced him that they could are contrary to Catholic concepts. IT IS TRUE, the speed l l ’ f c o m i f f f . uire a minimum of assistance and can per- do the work of active nuns. h u s t h e c a t h o l i c b i r t h r a t e tends to be af­ with which older persons No doubt, as the author believes, this num­ ft>Pe u o m learn decreases with a decline Iorm almost all the tasks ocher women da T fected by the same social factors as the general SOMtTtMtZ $AlO ber will increase markedly when orders come MASS d w A f r g in sensory acuity, a result of When a blind girl is familiar with her sur­ population. But likewise the Catholic birth rate runs generally to realize that these vocations, which consistently higher in all comparative categories, in­ the psychological process of roundings she can easily go about without Aimimmuiuiiiiaiiiuiii aging itself, Noneth^ess, any­ guidance. they once considered impossible, are both pos­ I ',' \ - dicating that the Catholic family resists immoral fac­ body can learn at the midistered order, hope in the near future to back. The Secretary noted that though handicapped, have abilities that can factors undermining family life. His fundamental re­ worken up to 66 yean of establish a foundation in Owensboro, Ky. ligious philosophy is the key to his difference from FLAG DAT, 1958 profit^ly be used by a religious community. age and often even after Other congregations, after receiving per­ Dr. Bauchet has tendered a signal service in some non-Catholic neighbors in family practice. reaching that age are 90 per It is interesting that Father Thomas finds a so­ cent at productive as workers mission, have accepted blind postulants, and, showing what has been done by those with 'In God We Trust' in the younger age groups. If writes Dr. Bauchet, "we can d^are that these one class of these affliaions. lution to the problems of the Catholic family and help we begin to view these older in achieving its goals in intensified parish life. “The B y B ob R a m s e y Ublished and the dignity of workers as capable of provid­ JUSTICE MAY ENTER CASE maintenance of Catholic family standards,” he de­ SATURDAY, JUNE 14, is man held supreme. ing for themselves and so­ clares, “ is closely related to the practice of religion, so known to Americans as Flag To Francis Scott Key the ciety instead of regarding that the efficient functioning of the parochial organi­ Day. Although we have o ^ flag was a Star-Spangled them as totally dependent, we served 180 such days in our Banner. Included in his im­ will be utilixing our highest zation is important for the family.” country's history, this Satur­ mortal words, which were to potential. High Tariffs Are Much Too Costly ry'O THE PARISH, then, and to participation in parish day will be only the second become our national anthem, THESE NEW INSIGHTS I* Epligious and social activities. Catholics must look year that a significant fact wftre, “ And this be our should be encouraging to the B y R a y W h it k r e a d rich in them and others poor. fusal to grant Red f!bina for the spiritual strength and the inspiration of exam­ concerning the Stars and motto, 'In God is our trust’.” a ^ thetpselves, for they help ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL Italy, for example, must im­ political concessions in ex­ ple necessary to help them preserve the Catholic ideal Stripes can be commemo­ Devotion to God and coun­ dissipate e misconception of economic causes of discord port most o f its raw materials change for the Communists' rated. try is fully expressed in the long standing. between nations arises in the for its industry, whereas ^ e trade represented a major of the home amid ever-widening shallows of a secular­ United States produces most sacrifice. Just shottiy before In July, 19B6, the Con­ one sentence of the pledge of Actually, as has been noted field o f international trade. allegiance to the flag. of its own within its borders. this action the (>>mroittee of istic society. gress of the United States of in the S ocial Order article, Heavy tariffs imposed on With high tariffs, the rich One Million Against the Ad­ In the parish school or catechetical classes, first America of/ieialli/ adopted IF EVER DOUBTS should when we quit condemning the goods entering a country nation becomes richer and mission of Communist China the phrase “ In God We arise as to the plausibility of aged as "over the hill,” we figure prominently in this of all, children are imbued with the Catholic principles the poor nation poorer. The to the United Nations had Trust’’ to be the motto of this union between our flag shell begin to see that, instead dlMord. and ideals of family life; in the parish youth organiza­ poor nation’s market for its our country. Thus with this and Almighty God, we need of prolonging the period of •Our country has alternated appealed to Japan to stop products is restricted un­ tions they may meet future partners in Catholic fam­ Flag Day, 1958, a fact that only look to those countries dependency, what we shall between low and high tar­ trade with Red China and to fairly. From this condition refuse "to arm the tyrant ily life; in the adult organizations — especially in such has long been so much a part wherein godless men rule. really be doing when we un­ iffs on imports from other arise the discontent and, with products of free labor.” of our flag’s honorable his­ In such lands a flag of free­ derrate the a ^ , it to add a nations, depending on who as Christian Family Movement units and Cana Con­ finally, desperation that lead tory is at last officially dom does not wave, for a whole new period to the life was in power at the time. The Japan, said the committee ferences — they will draw the strength of example to a fight for survival. to members of Congress, paid and united action to carry them through their diffi­ recognized by our nation's nation void o f all respect for cycle ahd to create a new high taxes on. foreign goods, leaders. the rights of its citizens will generation in society whoae it it argued, protect our BUT THE POOR NATION a heavy price and it is only culties. NO ONE NEED 8]Mnd long not honor the symbolic ban­ true potential we have only economy from a flood of lacks the potentiality for war just that the U.S. extend the T IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT for an isolated Cath­ hours in search o f instances ner o f the persons it holds begun to explore. competitive merchandise pro­ of the richer nation and is reciprocal trade program to that country to make up for I when the relationship of God in bondage. duced at a considerably lower vanquished. And so the rich olic family to live up to its Ideals when surrounded the trade the Japanese lost by the divorces and childless homes of secularistic and the flag was not clearly Such conditions serve to cost than the same goods in nation, on which the poorer defined. From their concep­ remind all Americans who the U.S. one depends for its imports RESTRICTIVE TRADE neighbors. But when there is the example of other tion of our nation’s princi- have concern for their coun­ Words WITHOUT A HIGH TAR- of raw materials in peace POLICIES are short-sighted Catholic parents, faced with the same difficulties but les, the flag's ideals have try that, if the flag of the IFF on these cheaply pro­ time, must bolster the econ­ and cause sores on the inter­ heroically overcoming them, the situation somehow Eeen perpetuated by men United States of America duced Items, argue those who omy. national scene that develop who not only trusted in God, should ever be hauled down, To Live By into cancers and wars. Even becomes easier. favor the high taxes on im­ The country with the high but realized that only it would not be by the hands ports, the U. S. - produced a nation’s selfish interests de­ —Rev. John B. Ebel Much happiness is over­ tariff not only gathers the through Him could law be es- o f men 'who believe in God,. goods, which carry a higher mand that good trade rela­ but by those who deny His looked because it does not cost enmity of the country with price tag, go unsold and which it was trading prior to tions be fostered among its DELINQUENTS ALSO HAVE IT! very existence. anything.—Unknown. neighbors in the world. But, American business suffers. the war, but also has to bear IF THEN THIS TRUST in The purchase by Americans higher than selfish interests, It is forever true that the double expense of its God embodied in our na­ of lower-priced, non-taxed the nation may even be Christ and His Church are war effort and the loss of tional colors is to thrive we foreign products, then, vir­ obliged in justice to correct Power to Choose the Right must exert every possible one and indivisible . . . There production of consumer tually amounts to a subsidy goods. sad conditions for which it effort to guarsntM its per­ can no more be a number of o f foreign business. is responsible. B y R e v . D a v id P . W e l c h peelsect o f his life and death was The standard plea in a Churches than there can be a petual probity. These arguments sound It is apparent that the Obligations o f justice take A MAN WAS HANGED in his acceptance o f personal murder case now is insanity. number of Christs, of Incar­ Among the primary means coM nt But they are not the high tariff can be much more precedence over charity. Utah last week, the flrat time responsibility for the double Should that defense be de­ nations, Crucifixions, or Holy we have at our disposal is only ar iiments. The Chris­ expensive than the damage Where justice is lacking, it since 1912. In his own way, he murder he had committed. stroyed by psychiatric re­ Spirits. The Church is one as He did not plead insanity; prayer to the Blessed Virgin tian goal is the uniting of the to a peacetime economy that has been noted, there can be was a remarkable ^man. He ports, then an attempt is Christ is one.— T offetk er to a low tariff would inflict. he did not try to show that Mary. As the spiritual widely differing countries no true charity. To give to appeared before the state par­ made to show that environ­ Be Hit Witneitet, pamphlet his childhood forced him into mother of mankind, as the into a family of nations and ANOTHER AREA in which someone in charity what is dons board and announced to mental conditions led to ths issued by the second Ecumeni­ life of crime; he did not Patroness o f the United the elimination of discord. due to him in justice would its members that he would crime. cal Conference of the World discord may arise is in recip­ claim that a lack of love in States of America, whe more Steps muajt be taken some­ rocal trade pacts. The debate be a mockery. p :fer that they not commute NO ONE WOULD DENY than she is ever ready to in­ Couneil of Churches (Prot­ his adolescence fractured his how to achieve this goal. on the extension of the re­ his death sentence. He chose that the experiences of child­ tercede for us to our Heav­ estant) at Evanston, HL, in IN ITS POSITION as a psyche and made him anti­ ONE OF THE OBSTA- ciprocal trade agreements by world leader, now is the time to die rather than spend his hood do form and mold re- enly Father in our plea for August, 1964. [Only in the social. Ht committed a criras CLES is the unequal distri­ Congress has aroused con­ for the U. S. to examine its life in prison. aponmse in later life. But to the preservation of our Papal Church is such unity Another of his last ac­ and ht was willing to pay for bution of the earth’s natural siderable attention. conscience on international claiilaim that those experiences countiV’s principles? possible.] tions came at a surprise. it resources. Some countries are Japan’s courageous re­ justice. cancel out responsibili^ is to It presents itself within Throughout the long months THAT EXECUTED CRIM. deny the existence of free the realm of reason that this This being of mine, what­ before his execution, he re­ INAL teems to have recog­ will. spiritual link cannot he fos­ ever it is, consists of a little JUSTICE AMONG NATIONS fused even to consider reli­ nised something which many tered or maintained without flesh, a little breath, and the gion. Yet, just before the trap It ia disturbing to see a ignore, that men have free Him in whom we place our ruling reason. — Marcus Au­ was sprung, he wMspered to Catholic social worker em­ will and that to them Is brace that type of reasoning. trust. Nor can we fully ap­ relius, Meditatione, ii. the prison warden: "I’ve available the grace of God by asked God to forgive me.” And one has done just that in preciate its true worth with­ Solution to World Population Woes which they can strengthen the current issue of JubUeo. out a loving Mother who Those who work evil, suffer BUT THE MOST RE­ their determination to do watches over our country, evil in no less measure.— By J. R. Walbh MARKABLE and unusual as- what is right and moral. Speaking with knowledge program to clari(]: problems "mere condemnation of one gained by five years among our flag, and eur destinies as Aeschylus (525-4M B.C.), of global concerm 'Hie Uni­ evil will not remove another. God-fearing Americans. P ertia n a . THREE INTRIGUING the gangs of New York, the statements in solving prob- versity of Louvain, Belgium, Positive international action author writes that the gang .lems caused by the world’s has aprreed to set up a center is needed.” The Denver Catholic Register members "create” their fights lor his proposaL IT IS ESTIMATED that if President...... Mott Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. growing population deserve because “they are reacting^to carefnl thought. Father Wil­ the total expenses o f World Editor...... Rt Rev. Matthew Smithy PKD., Jonr.D., littD ., LL.D. T^lRadiDamLJUi£Dqr~ What the world needs, the an insecure world. . . . The liam A. Kasenmitter, veteran War n had been used to Managing Director..... Monsignor John B. Csvanagh, M .A, Ph.D. missioner said, is “ a body of basic principle about these KIMN, Denver Ma^knoll Missioner, urged a principles to determine right build new houses, every fam- Executhre Editor...... Jtev. John B. Ebei, M.A., LittD., HistD. teen-agers, that is, the dis­ ily in the world wouldiild have KOA-TV, Dunver AVE MARIA HOUR— positive approach by just and Obligations in the Inter-' Associate Editors— Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., LittD.; Rev. turbed ones anyway, is that acquired a six-room home. If ChaaBel 4 Sunday, 7i30 a.m. distribution of food and emi­ national order. The Church Daniel Flaherty, M.A.; Linus Riordan, Ph.D.; Paul Hatlett, they are disturbed because gration of people. growing population problems LittD.; Frank Morriss, B.S., LL.B., LittD.; A it Director, Leo TH E CHRISTOPHERS. KFSC, Denver teaches that the world’s land adults disturb them and they has been ‘created and pre­ were taken up by all the na­ Canavan, D.F.A. THOUGHTS FOR THE Monaignor Robert F. Kelly, tions in the world in a united, just can’t brush it off that Sunday, 1 p.m. pared by God for use of DAY — Father Jam** director o f the Brooklyn Dio­ constant effort, the iitu e s Entered as second class matter at the postoffiee at easily—their whole world is all.’ ” lick.* KBTV, Oenv0r KeUar. M .M .-^onday cese’s social action depart­ could be solved. Denver, Colo. Channel 9 thrangh F r id a y , 12 ment, asserted that popula­ "IT IS AT THIS POINT,” Emigration alona is not TU, P v * PriataS EatMy br UaiM Lobw "JUVENILE DELIN­ SACRED HEART PRO­ noan. tion growth calls for inter­ Father Kaschmitter added, the answe'*, for the popula­ QUENCY,” he continues, "is national action. He declared GRAM — Snndaya, SACRED HEART PRO­ "that the problem s begin. tion in one country may in­ Fublisbad Weekly by' partly a reaction to hypoc­ GRAM — (EngUih) — that there is no evidence that Take Brazil, for example.pit crease more rapidly than the 2<1S THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc,) risy in society, partly the re­ p.m Manday through Fri­ "an in ev ita b le catastrophe Suppose that country has exodus can take care of. More sult of corruption piling up KRDO-TV, day. t a.m. awaits the world.” land that could be used for' capital, more co-op era tion , 938 Bannock Street, 1 from the top of society and SACRED HEART PRO­ STR A N G E LY , the third food production bat is not. more research and education Telephone, KEystone 4-4205 P.O. Box 1620 weighing on the disturbed Celorodo Springs GRAM — (SpanSih) — ally was Mrs. Bilal, a repre­ Just where do Brazil’s rights are needed for the public to child, and partly social ha­ Channel 13 Saturday, 7 a.m.| Sun­ to the land end and where do recognize the full dimensions rassment.” sentative of the Ukrainian Subscription: THE CHRISTOPHERS-- day, 7:18 a.m. Soviet Socialist R epu blic, the rights o f hungry human­ of the problems and to con­ LA HORA GUAOALU- ity begin?” $1.60 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. A principle to be true must Snndayi, 1 p.m. who denied there is a fore­ tribute toward solving th«n. be applicable in ever^ case; PANA — (Spaai*h), seeable overpopulation prob­ This "issue of justice 'be­ This earth contains vast $2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. tha Rav. John Ordina*. if two and two equal five just KOA, Denver lem in the underdeveloped tween nations,” the Mary- riches; man must discover Canada, $2.76 a year per subscription. C.R. — Sunday*. 7:30 knoll Father asserted, "is - - . . . - once in a million years, &en CATHOLIC HOUR—Saa- countries. She described the new wealth, as his ancestors Foreisn countries, inriuding Philippines, $3.60 a year. it cannot be said that two and day*, 9t30 a.m. inexhaustible riches of these probably going to be the did, and convert it for the two equal four. ASK AND LEARN— S«»- SACRED HEART PAR- areas but promptly blamed most important issue of tho good of humanity. ISH GLEE CLUB— • 42 Thursday, June 12, 1958 BUT OTHER /OUNG dayt, lOiZO p.m. colonialism for all the world for the rest of the cen­ BIRTH CONTROL as a so­ Char!#* Prica, Dirac- trouble over such wealth. tury. Thus it is vital to an­ lution betnys a lack of faith PEOPLE have been deprived KVOD, Denver tar, Saturday*, 2:30 of as much, have been op- swer queries of this kind.” in Divine Providence and THE HOUR OF ST. Highlighting these state­ rested and neglected, have lacks scientific support. The OFFICIALS ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER FRANCIS — Sunday*, THE*CHRlSTOPHERS— , ments is ths annual survey MONSIGNOR KELLEY een exposed to adult hypoc­ world “ is intemationiJited in E 10:46 a.m. Sunday, 7 aA . o f the United Nations Eco­ noted that "only a fraction The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap- risy. Yet they have not be­ spite of itself,” and the na- THE LAMPLIGHTERS— nomic and Social Commission of the monies and resources pnvaL Wa confirm it as tbo official pubUcation o f tho a r ^ come delinquent The au­ KFKA, Greeley for Asia and the Far East. used in making armaments tioi:ioni must m eet the chal­ diocese. Whatever appears in its columns over tho slgnatore (1310 be.) Meaday thrangh Fri­ lenges in justice and ^ con­ thorities continually empha­ day, 7:28 p.m. This report noted that in the for war would be ample to of tho OrdlnaiT or those of the Officials of eur Cur sise the small number of way­ AVE MARIA HOUR— background of all the prob­ build a better world. Tbe centrated effort hereby declared offieiaL ward youngsters. Sunday*, 12:30 p.m. VOICE OF ST. PAUL— Snaday*, 7i28 p.m. lems in the ESCAPE region Communists at the World Population C on feren ce in FORTY HOURS' We hope The Register will bo read ia every home of tho The |pod ones have been KWBY, KBOL, Bouldor is "the challenn to rational faced with the same choice as behavior posed by the increas­ 1954 ridiculed the Western DEVOTION archdiocese. Colorado Springs (14»0 ke.) ths evil ones. Both have the ing population.” propoeal to promote birth con­ We urge pastors, parants, and taachers to cnHlvate a SUNDAY IN HOLY- SACRED HEART PRO­ ArehdieeeM ef Denver power to decide which path FATHER KASCHMITTER trol as anot^r imperial device taeto ia the children of the archdiocese for the reading of WOOD — Maryknnll GRAM — Manday WEEK OF JUNE 18 they will follow. It is unfor­ has devoted the past fev to destroy Asian strength. The Register. MlMionera — Snadayt, through Saturday, #<18 tunate that Uapy have dedib- 8:36 ?ean to the formulation of “ Even though birth con­ Third S uday After PeatM**t • URBAN J. VEHR erutely chosen the route to (D rop m Uttor nr poMaard to thoeo Motion*, toUlng what he calls “a science for trol’s normally bankrupt pol­ Deaver — St Aathoay af Archbishop o f Otaver tronbfe. But chosen it they international todal justice.” (A«m rom opproetaU lAaae progrmmu.) icy avoids the evils that con­ Padua’* Charch *m . 29, 1242 , \ have and they must t ^ e re­ He isjsnoonraging leading in- % tinue poverty,” the Brooklyn Evarfraaa— Chrbt tha Kiax sponsibility for the c h n ^ teUecnials to take part in the social action leider asserted, Church u Fleming.— (St. Peter’s Par­ ish)— June 16, Father's Day. will be observed with a "family licnic" on the perish grounds, lach family will bring a bas­ ket dinner. Maaia* have baen changed tn tha snmcDar sehednU mf 7 a.Di. and 9 a.m. Snndays and kolydayt and Ti30 a.m. on weak dajt. Sisters Mary Bertram and Maxentia left Friday, June 6, for Sterling where they will make a retreat. At the cloee o f the retreat Sister Bertram will entrain for Milwaukee, Wis., and on to Boston, Mass. Sister Maxentia will go to St. Joseph’s Orphanage at Torring- ton Wyo. Mora Gravtl of St. Augustine's Parish, Brighton, was held on Sunday eve­ At the meeting of the Holy Practical Nurse Licenses Name S od e^ Sunday, June 8, ning, June 8. Immediately following the cross-bearer and the The graduation class of 1958 Shipman, Mary Elizabeth PTA Christmas card chairman. it was decided to put more two acoyltes came the members of the various parish organi­ is Ihe first class to complete the ’Vechazone, Mary* Jo Brehm, This completes the chairmen gravel on the drive-ways of the zations (in all, 13 organizations took part). After the paro­ By Waiver End on July 1 Anne Morrissey, Judy Jones, appointments for the coming parish grounds. Ushers for chial societies, a corps of Fourth Denee Knights of Columbus entire eight years at St. Mary Practical nurses now actively must have been a resident for Magdalene’s School, Denver, and Darlene Seawright, year with the exception of a June are John Schamberger scted as Guards of Honor to the Blessed Sacrament. Father The school opened on Sept. news bulletin chairman. and Ted Wernsman. Roy Figlino, pastor, carried the Blessed Sacrament and all engaged in practical nursing in at least three years immediately Pictured above are students prior to July 1, 1967, the effec­ reminiscing over first grade 3, 1950, with an enrollment of Sister Marilyn, former eighth Father James Halloran, pas­ others who did not belong to any particular group followed Colorado have until July 1 to after the Blessed Sacrament. tive date of the law. hotographs with Sister Caro- 49 pupils, which was increased grade teacher, will be visiting tor, and 18 members attended secure their licenses by waiver, to 76 during the year. The pres­ the meeting. The procession moved to a special altar erected on the In addition, the applicant yn, who taught them that year. in Denver June 14. She will be according to the Board of Li­ must have been enaged in prac­ They are, from left to right, ent enrollment is 460 students. at S t Mary Magdalene's School convent grounds by the Junior Sodality. After Benediction at this altar, the noup proceeded to the altar in front of the censed Practical Nurse Exam­ tical nursing in Colorado for at first row, Walter Schmitt, Mi­ Sister Carolyn is now teaching from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on that school building, Built by the Columbian Squires. After Benedic­ iners. least two out of the five years chael Treat, Phyllis Brunner, at Our Lady of Lourdes School. date. Sister Marilyn will attend tion there, the procession returned to the church for the final After July 1, non-graduate immediately prior to July 1, Eileen Byers, and Robert Arm­ New Chairman Fordham University this sum- Benediction. practical nurses lose their rights 1957. strong: second row, Walter Mrs.- John Heeren is the new mer. Rosary Society I^s^ite threatening black clouds and some rain just min­ to be licensed by waiver, no More information’ may be ob­ utes before the processioi^ was to begin, an estimated crowd matter what their previous ex­ tained from the Board of Li­ of 800 had assembled. The sun broke through as the proces­ perience has been. censed Practical Nurse Exam­ At Oak Creek sion came forth from the church and not a drop of ram fell, To be eligible for licensure iners, 1280 Sherman Street, summER mnss schedule although several blocks away it was raining and just three by waiver, an applicant must Denver 3, Colo. — AMherst miles awsy there was a heavy hail storm. be a resident of Colorado, and 6-3697. Archdiocese of Denver Elects Officers Oak Crsek.— (SL Martin’s Boulder Parish Club (Clip tnd Sav« lor Futur* Reltrtncc) 6. 6, 7, 8, 2, 10, ind'll a.m , and CENTRAL CITY: St. Mary'a of the Parish)— The meeting o f the Colorado Springs 12 noon. AaaumptloD— 10:30 a.m. DENVER ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA'S, E. 23rd CHEYENNE WELLS: Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary Society was Book Store Is Planned Has Officer Election CATHEDRAL. E. C alfix Avenue end Avenue and York Street—6. 7. — 7 and 10:46 a.m. held Tuesday evening, June 3 I.oxen Street— Sundeye, 6, 7, S, 9. 8:36. and 10:30 a.m,. 12 noon, and CRAIG: St. Miehaert—6 ao. 8, and at the home o f Mrs. Mark Wil- PTA Installation in. and 11:20 e.m., 1Z:30 and 6:30 6 :30 p.m. 10 a.m. Boulder. — (S acred Heart I* m.; (holy day>. S, T, 9, 9, 10. and IjsiDS, _Jr., in Phippsburg with ST. JAMES'. 1284 Newport Street— CRIPPLE CREEK: St, Peter’i — 2nd Mrs. Ernie Lom By Holy Family PTA Parish)— Officers of the Ten 11:30 a.m.. and 12:13 and 6:S0 ibardi as■ 2 CO- 8. 7:16. 8:30. 2 :46. and I t a.m., and 4th Sundaya, 6 p.m. (begin­ p.m ,; firat Fridaye. 0, 7, and 7 :4S and 12 :1S and 7 :30 p.m. hostess. Century Club of Sacred Heart For New Officers a.m.. and 6:30 p.m.: week dayi, ning June 22). ST. JOHN THE EVANCELIST'S, E. (Holy Family Parish, Denver) S;30, 7. and 7:45 a.m.) CROOK: SL Peter't— 8 a.m. on 2nd Father Kenneth Funk led the R. V. Von Lintel, and Elder Parish elected at the monthly Colorado Springs. — (Divine Seventh Avenue and Eliaabeth AU. SAINTS. W. Harvard Avenue and 4th Sundaya: 10 a.m. on itt, Rosary after which the meet­ A PTA book store to replace Lundstrom. Redeemer Parish) — Installa­ Street— ( , 7:30, 2, and 10:30 a.m., 3rd, and 8th Sundaya. meeting on June 9 are Mrs. and S. Federal Boulevard— S, 8. 0, and 12 noon. ing was called to order by the the high school book rental G rad u ates tion ceremonies for the five 10. tnd 11:30 a.m., and 12:30 and EAGLE: St. Mary'a— lat and 3rd president, Mrs. Raymond Jack- program and a system of early Lucille Rogers, president; Mrs. A :30 p.m. ST. JOSEPH'S (Polieh). SIT E. 46th Sundaya, T a.m .; 2nd and 4th Sun­ Served Breokfost newly elected officers of the Avenue— 8, 6 :30, 10:30 a.m.; holy day!. 1] a.m. opln. collection of tuition by the A. J. O’Keefe, vice president; Parent-Teachers’ Association ANNUNCIATION, E. 3Slh Avenue dare, 6:16 and 9 a.m., and 7:30 The following officera were PTA are two announcements to Following the grade school and Humboldt Street —• S, 7:30, p.m. EAST LAKE: Our Lady of Sorrow! Mrs. Bessie Belletti, seiretary- of the Divine Redeemer School a::in, 9:30. end 10:43 a.m., aod 12 M illion— 8:30 a.m. installed: Mrs. Joe Roast, presi­ be made by PTA officers to graduation Mass last week, a ST. .JOSEPH'S (Redemptoriit). were held at the closing meet­ nmm, and 6 :S0 p.m. dent; Mrs. Leo Roiai, first vice parents of high school students group of mothers of seventh treasurer; and Joe Enright, Sltth Avenue tod Galapago Street EATON: St. MicSael'i— 8 a.m. Daniel Mulvey, Jack Eberl, ing of the school year. The BLESSED SACRAMENT, F.udari — 6:30, 7. 8. 2. 10, tnd 11:30 a.m. ELBERT: Sacred Heart—Laet Sun­ .president; Mrs. Cecil Weston, in the coming week. grade students served break­ Street and Monlview- Boulevard— meeting featured a covered- ST. LEO THE GREAT’S. 908 10th day o f month, 10 c.m. second vice president; Mrs. The book store program will fast to the gradutes, faculty Delia Woodbury, and Paul 7. )>. 9:30, tnd 10:46 a.m., and ELIZABETH; St. Mary's—2nd Sun­ Marsh, directors. Free member­ dish supper, which was held in l ‘l noon, and 6:30 p.m, Street— 8:30 and 1! a.m, Robert RoasI, secretary; and be cared for by Mrs. Thomas members, and the priests of the day, 10 a.m, ships were given to Carmen the school cafeteria on Wednes­ CHRIST THE KINO, E. Eighth Ave­ ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S, W. 28th ERIE: S t Scholastica’s— 8 4 0 a.ra. Russel Crawford, treasurer. Relchenbaugh, PTA book com­ parish. The breakfast commit­ day evening, April 28. nue and Elm Street— 6. 7:30. 9, Avenue and Zenobla Street— 6:16, ESTES PARK: Our Lady of the tee was made up of Mmes. Schindele, Mrs. H. E. Siegrist, 7:16. 8:39. and 10 a.m., and 12 The new coffee pot obtained mittee chairman. Flans call for Mrs. Raymond Nixon, re­ Id. end 11 a.m., and 12:16 and Mountains — June and Saptamber, from pepper and vanilia sales Nicholas Herold, Victor Moore, Katherine Gander, Clarence .*1: 13 p.m. noon. 6:39, 9, and 11 a.m.: July and the sale of new and used books tiring president, was the in­ ST. PATRICK'S. 3326 Pecoe Street— was demonstrated. Frank Donovan, Bernard Car- Bartok, and James Delozier. CUIIF. D-ARS. F.. 32nd rnue «( August, 6:30, 8, tnd 10 a.m., and to students. A rapurchase pro­ stalling officer. Newly elected 7, 9, and 10:30 a.m., and 12 noon. The club donated $340 to Sa­ Dahlia Street — S, ID, and 12 noon, and 7 p.m. Aug. 15, tame The A lta r S eeia ty will roll, R. J. Bellefeuille,' Joseph Sp. PHILOMENA'S. E. 14th Avenue gram wilt be begun at the end officers are Dan Fisher, presi­ 11:30 a.m., and 7 p.m as Sundaya in August. aponier a hake tala ta ha lanelli, Sidney Vitry, Leo cred HTeart School this month. and Detroit Street—6:46, 7, 8:16. EVERGREEN: Christ the King— 8. of the next school year. dent; Ed J. Rodgers, vice presi­ GUARDIAN A N R E LSyi84S W, 62nd 2:30, tnd 11 a.m.. 12:16 and 6 10, and 11 a.m. held at Oak Creak at the The details of the repurchase Beluacak, and Peter Allen. Plant «r«r« mad* for a dent; Mrs. James Crumb, re­ Avenue — 7, 8:30, 10, and 11:30 p.m. FAIRPLAY: Second end 4th Sundays, old bakery baildiag 'aa Sat­ Serving the breakfast were a.m. program were explained this tamai party-ieeial to ha held cording secretary; Mrs. George ST. ROSE o r LIMA'S, 1820 W. Ne­ 8^a.m. seventh grade students Mary HOLY FAMILY. W. <4tb Avenue FLAGLER: 8t Mary’s—9 s.m. urday, June 14, atartiag at week by Mrs. Relchenbaugh a t the next maatinf of tha Yandura, corresponding secre­ vada Place— 6, 8, 9, and 10 a.m.. 10 a.m. Beluecak, Margaret Davidson, and Utira Street— 3 :43. 7:30, 9, and 12 noon. FLEMING: St. PeUr’t— 7 and 0 a.m. and Mrs. Phillip Baiamonte, Homo and School Asiocia- tary; and John Boyko, treas­ in:IS. and 11:16 a.m., and 12:13 FORT COLLINS: Holy Family — 8 Altor SociBty Kathleen C a rro ll, Catherine and 7 p.m. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S. E. Arl- and 10 a.m.; holy daya, 9 a.m. and PTA president At the end of tio n on July 7. urer. aona and S. Univeraity Boulevard Spoflioring Picnic each school year, books bought Martelon, Edith Baiamonte, HOLY OHOST. 19th and Calilornia 8:46. 8. 9:30, and 11 a.m,, tnd and Diane Moser. Mrs. Phillip Ptreela— S, T. 8:16, 9:13. 10:16. FORT^COLLINS: St Joseph'!—6. The Oak Greek Altar Society new at the start of school and 12:16 p.m. 7 :30. 8:30. 9:30, and 10:30 a.m. and 11:16 a.m.; and 12:16 tnd 7 SUBURBAN Baiamonte, PTA president, FORT LUPTON; St William—740 will entertain the Tnembers o f kept in good condition will be p.m. ARVADA: St. Anne’a. 160 Grant and 10:30 a.m. * repurchased by the bookstore counselled the girls and di­ Place— 6:30, 8. 9, 10, and 11:16 the Altar and Rosary Society HOLY ROSARY, 4672 Pearl Street FORT MORGAN: St Halena'a— 6 40. of Holy Name Pariah, Steam­ at a price 20 per cent lees than rected the serving. — 8. 10 am. a.m. and 12.’!6 and T' p.m. 8. and 2:80 a.m. MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD. S. Colo- AURORA; St. Plua Tenth, 13th Place FOUNTAIN; St Joteph'i— I a.m. boat Springs, on Tuesday, July tbe purchase price. Colorado Springs jado Boulevard and !li(4— 7. 8. 9. and Yoit Street— 8, 0:30, and 11 FREDERICK: St Theresa'!— 7 and 1, at 1 p.m. with a picnic lunch Because the estimated life of John Philip Sousa in, and 11 a.m, and 12 noon. a.m, 12 a.m .; Holy dayi, 8:16 a.m, and at the park in Oak Creek. Host- well-kept books is five years, AURORA: St. Thereie'i, E. m h and 7 p.m. MOTHER OF (500. Speer Boulevard Kenton— « , 7, 8. 9, 10, and 11:16 eases will be. Mrs, Guido Rossi the committee plans to re­ Award Winner ai Lugan Street— 6:80, 7:30, 8:30, GEORGETOWN: Our Lady of J. D. CROUCH a.m.. 12:16 and 6:30 p.m. Lourdes— 8 a.m. and Mrs. Tom Rossi. AU mem­ purchase suitable books at the 9:30. 10:30. and 11:80 a.m, DERBY: Si. Catherine’! — 7. 8. 9. 10, C. D. O’BRIEN GILCREST: Sacred Heart Church— NOTRF. DAHE PARISH: Maseea In bers are asked to bring a cov­ 20 per cent reduction each end II a.m.. and 12:16 p.m. 10 a.m, MAY REALTY Kunamiller Junior High Sehool— ENGLEWOOD: All Soult'. 4400 8. GLENWOOD SPRINGS: St Stephen'! ered dish. June for the five-year life of 7. 8 ,'9 . 19. and 11 a.m. Logan Street— 7, 2, and 11 a.m. — 7, 8. and 0 a.m. the books. The book committee O I'R LADY OF GRACE, 2S4S E. ENGLEWOOD: St. Umit'. 3300 S. GOLD K IL L: S t Jamas’— 7 a.m. estimates that the price of a 4dib Avenue— 7. 8. 9, 19. and 11 Sherman Street— 6, 7, fi, 9, 10, (July and August). REALTOR a.m. and 1 2 :16 p.m. and 11 a.m.. and 13 noon. GRAND LAKE: St Ann's—June. 7 set o f books will be from $16 FORT LOGAN: St. Patrlek'a— 8296 and 11:30 a-m.; July tnd August, Stratton K. of C. to |26 per student depending OI'R LADY OK GUADALUPE. 8601 S. Irving Street— 8. 2:16, and 10:30 Kalamath Street— 8 and U a.m, 740, 9. and 11:30 a.m., end 6 4 0 on class schedules and the INSURANCE - LOANS OUR LADY OF LOURDES, S. Logan p.m. S^teiriber. T and 11:30 a.m, GOLDf!^ — St Joteph'i— 7. 8. 10, snd GREELEY: Our Lady of P eace quality of books desired. Street al Iliff—6:30. 7 :80. 8:30. 11 i.m. Officers Elected Chureli— 8 and 11 a.m. 9:30, and 11 a.m., and 12:16 p.m. LAKEWOOD: St Bem!drttc’>, 7240 M rt. Frank Donevon 725 N. Tejon St. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, S649 GREELEY: St Peter’s— 1126 Ninth Stratton.— (St. Charles Bor- W. 12th Avenue— 6. 7:30, 8:30. Avenue— 7, 8:16, 2 4 0 . and 11 a.m,. Put in Charge Quality Apporel Navajo Street— 6. 7, 8, 9. 10, and 9:30, »nd 10:30 a.m., end 12 noon. romeo’s Parish)— At the meet­ II a.m., 12 noon, and 7 p.m. and 3 :46 p.m. Mrs. Frank Donovan, first Colorado Spring, Colo. LITTLETON: S t M iry 'i— 6, 7. 8. 9. GROVER; St Mary's— lat Sunday, ing of the Knights of Columbus IN COLORADO SPRINGS OUR LADY OF VICTORY, 1904 W. 10, lo d a.m., and noon. vice president of the parents’ • 12th Avenue— 9:80 a.m. 11 12 9:20 a.m.; 3rd Sunday. 7 40 a.m. Tuesday evening, June 10, in SINCE 1873 OUR LADY OF THE VISITATION: PRESENTATION. W. Seventh Ave- HAXTUN: Chriat tbe King — 2:16 group, will be in charge of the ME. 3-7731 Adam! County, two blocks east of St. Charles’ Hall, there was a ' nue and Julian Street— 6, 7, 8, Kiowa and Tejon Streets Federal Boulevard at $6th Avenue tuition collection. According to 9 :30, 10:30. and 11:30 a.m. HOLYOKE: SL Patrick'!— 7 4 0 and large turnout of members for — 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Donovan, the program is SACRED HEART. 28th arfd Larimer 10:30 a.m. the election of officers. THORNTON; Holy Croai Church. IDAHO SPRINGS: St. PauPi— 2 a.m. being inaugurated to free the ‘ Streeti— 6:30. 7:30. 9. and 10:30 2761 Eppinger Boulevard— 7, 9. June 15 will be Communion a.m. and 12 noon. JLIFF: St, Catharlna'i— 8 a.m. on sisters and other high school and 11 a.m, lat, 3rd, and 6th Sundaya: 10 a.m. Sunday for the Flagler Altar ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA'S. 8801 W ELBY: Assumption— 6, 7, 8, snd teachers for class and activity f f ' W. Ohio— 6:30. 8. 9. I « . and 11 on tnd and 4th Sundays. and Rosary Society and for the i i DRIVE IN 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 7 p.m. JOHNSTOWN: St. John's— 8 a.m. time in the school. The head­ a.m., 12 noon, and 6:30 p.m. WESTMINSTER: Holy Trinity — Stratton Youiu People’s Club. BT. CAJETAN'S IIBR Ninth Street JULESBURG : St. A nlhony'i— 7 40 Maiaei In Wostmlnster Public High Mrs. John Pelte is seriously quarters for the collection will l O f I t f S - L — 6:30 6:30 tnd 10:30 a.m.. and s MOTEL Sehool. 7300 Lowell Boulevard— and 9 a.m. be the principal’s office in the 12:15 and 7 p.m. KEENESBURG: Holy Family Chureh ill and has been taken to a Den­ 7. 8:16. 2:30, 10:46 a.m. and 12 J ST. CATHERINE’S. 4200 Federal —2 a.m.; holy dayi, 9 i.m. ver hospital. new high school building. One- ma. Boulevard— 6, 7. 8. 0, 10:16, and noon. KIOW A: St. Ann'!— le t and 3rd Son- Stay with "Joy' WHEAT RIDGE: Sts. Peter a n d Mrs. A. V. Harden, a recent half of the yearly tuition will 11:15 a.m., and 12:16 and 6:30 days (and 4th Sunday if than are 820 N. Nevada Paul's— 6:30, 8. 9, 10. and 11 a.m. llva Sundaya in the month), 10 convert, is ill in Memorial Hos­ be due the first week in sehool. p.m. and 12 noon. Sehool fees will he collected by 6T. DOMINIC’S. W, 29lh Avenue and COLORADO SPRINGS pital in Burlington. Federal Rotileuard— 6:30, T',30. 9. KI'T CARSON: SI. Auguitine’e— 9 The Sistera of the Precious the sisters and other home CORPUS CHRISTI. 2818 N. Cascade ME. S-SS4e HE. 4-«2SI The Heyse Sheet 10, and 11 a.m., and 12 noon. 7. 8. 9, 10, and 11 a.m., and 12:16 Blood, who teach in the parish room teachers. ST. ELIZADETH’S, Curtii and lUh K R ^ M L IN G l SU Peter'!— 9 a.m. LARRY JERRY Sireete— 6, 8. 9:16, and 11 a.m.. LAFAYETTE: Immaculate Concep­ school, will leave this week to In announcing the changes, DIv In e r e d e e m e r . 1620 Cache La M etal & Roofing tion— 7 and 10 a.m. and 12:16 p.m. Poudre— 7, 8:80, and 10 a.m., 12 spend the summer at the moth­ Mrs. Baiamonte emphasized ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'. Alameda LEADVILLE: Annunciation Church Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED Avenue and S. Sherman Street— noon, and 8 p.m. — 6:30, 8, end 10 a.m. er-house in O'Fallon, Mo. that the book store program HOLY FAMILY (Seenrity Village); PLUMBING COMRAC1URS HEATING ROOFINO LEADVILLE: St. Joieph’t— 8:30. S, Sister M. Prudentiana and does not apply to grade school 8, 9:30. and 11 a.m. PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEEI METAL OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, 109 and 10 a.m. Sister M. Philomene, both o f students. T1 The book ‘ rental sys­ Ga s w a t e r h e a t e r s LONGMONT: St. John tha Baptiit'a Pkaaa; ME 3-4489 Eib 1888 Two Sisters Become E. Costilla— 8 and 11 a.m., and 7 — 6 4 0 . 8. 2. and 10 SJn. S t Louis, are visiting for a few tem wilt continue as usual for rtfl! Bi 2-eO!9 R 7 « M tn4t iw p.m. LOUISVILLE: St. Louii'—8. 240. them, the PTA head explained. 838 SO. NEVADA PAULINE CHAPEL. Broadmoor—7, days at the home of their par­ and 11 a.m. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wein- Thii w««k extaniive re­ Mothers Day Apart 8:80, 10, and 11 a.m., and 12 noon. LOVELAND: St, John the Evange- SACRED HEART, 2026 W. Colorado liit'i. 172* W . 12th Street— 7, 9, gardr d t pair! are heiag made on Pete Beroni Two sisters became moth­ Avenue— 6 4 0 . 8, 10, and 11:80 tnd 1040 a.m.; holy dayi, 8:16 hooka rented in the pait RonaH Chambers ers, one for the eighth time, а. m., and 7 p.m. tnd 9 a.m., and 7 p.m. Farnitnre Shop ST. MARY'S. 22 W, Kiowa Street— Win's State achool year to the 1,000 *ta- (above), a sophomore at William C. Craron the other for the fourth, only M ATH E80N : St. A gnei’— lit . 3rd. UPHOLS1ERINC б. 7, 8, 9, and 11 a.m., and 12:10 and 6th Sunday!, 1 1 4 0 a-m.: 2nd dent! of grade and high St, Mary's High School, Colo­ RE-UPHOLSTERINC AND one day apart this past wee)c. and 5 p.m, and 4th Snndayi. 8:80 a-m. Poetry Crown lehoei. Heading tha repair rado Springs, is this year's REPAIRING Optometrist Boys were bom to both sis­ OTHER CHURCHES MANITOU SPRINGS: Our Lady of AKRON: St. Joieph’a— 8 and 10:30 operation ia Mra. Roichen- winner of the Sousa Band 8l)a Cavara aaU OruMriaa 138 Nartk Tajae SL ters in the same hospital, St Perpetual Help Chapel— September MaJa ta Orrfat througli Jnne, 8 a.m.: July and Au- bangh and Mri. John Rey­ Award. PHONE ME. 2-3861 Joseph’s, Denver, one arriv­ ASPEN; St. Mary's— 7 and 9 a.m, Farnitora Made to Order COLORADO SPRINGS COLO. AULT: 9:30 a.m. su it, 7 and 9 t.m. nold!, aiiialant book commit­ ing on June 7 and the other M EAD : Guardian Angel»'— 1:20 a.m.; This award is made possible t 34-33 S. Wahaatch ME 2-8481 BASALT: St. Vineenfi— 1040 a.m. tee chairman. Aa holy day!. 7 a-m. on June 8. BOULDER: Sacred Heart of Jeiui each year by the Sousa Baud MEEKER: Holy Family— 1 1 4 0 a.m. All books used in the vast Kevin Patrick Bahl, born Church. 2328 14th Street— 6. 7:30, Fraternal Society, an organiza­ eviry Sunday except 4th, program are being checked and June 8 in S t Joseph’s Hos­ 8'40. 2 4 0 . and 1 0 4 0 a.m., and MINTURN— St. Patrick’ ! — 9 e.m. tion of former Sousa band mem­ pital, is the eighth addition 12 :16 and 7 p.m. MONUMENT: St. Peter’!— 4th Snn- renovated for the next school bers. To win this award the BOULDER: St. T hom aa Aauhiai' dey 10 t.m. year. to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ghapei. 328 I4th Street— 7, 2, and KEDERLANOi St. RIta'a Chtpal— recipient must be an outstand­ The Murray Drug Co. Ray Baht of Notre Dame 10:30 a.m.. 12 neon, and 7:16 p.m. June, 8 a.m.: July and August, 8 Those aiding in the project ing member of the band and BOULDER (South): Sacred Heart of and 9 a.m. PrascriptioBi Accurately Filled Parish, Denver. He will be Mary Church—8 and 2 a.m. include Mmes. Martin Potter, have a high rating in scholastic NEW CASTLE: Praeloua Blood— 2nd Joseph Bosick, Francis Con- subjects. welcomed by Frank, 10; BRECKENRIDGE: 2nd and 4th Sun- and 4th Sunday!, 2 a.m. Main Store— 116 E. Pikes Peak MK. 2-1593 John, 9; Walter, 8; Eileen dayi. 10 a.m. OAK CREEK: St. Mertin’t— 10 a.m. grove, Louis Heller, Peter The award winner had a per­ BRIGGSDALE; St. Joiepb’a— 2nd and PEETZ: Sacred Heart Chuceb— 7 40 North Store— 832 Tejon ME. 4-4861 Marie, 6; Maureen Ann, 6; 6th Sundaya, 240 a.m.; 4th Sun­ Allen, V. J, Sewald, J. E. Ger- fect school attendance record and 2:30 a.m. hardt, Carl Kasch. (Carles Sey­ James Michael, and day, 7 :t0 a.m. PLATTEVILLEi St. N i c b o l a i of for the ]>a8t year. The award Mary Ti^erese, 16 months. BRIGHTON: St. Augustine's. 112 S. Myra— 2 a-m. mour, C. J. Wamser, Alan was presented to him by Mon- PROFESSIONAL PHARNACT Kevin Patrick’s new Sixth Avtnue—6. 8, 2, 10, and RAM AH : 10 a.m. Stauffer, Howard Fitting, John s i^ o r William Kelly and Mr. 11 4 0 a.m. RANQELY: St. Ignatiui’— 2nd Sun- SOI North T ejm ME. 4-5541 eousin, his senior by one day, BRUSH: St. Mary's— 7 and 10 40 day, 6 40 p.m.; 4th Sunday. 7 tnd Thielen, Richard Ahem; Rie Christopher, band director, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 9 t.m. Mmes. Patrick McGowen, and former Sousa Band Mem­ Joseph L. Krainock of S t BUFFALO CREEK; St. ElUabetb’a RED CLIFF; Ht. Carmtl— la t and Frank Ford, Sterling Heuer, ber. Ronald is the son of Mr. —10 a.m. (through 8 « t . 22). 3rd Sunday!. 10 4 0 a.m.: Zfid and Joseph's (C.SS.R.) Parish, BURLINGTON: St. Uthtrint'e — 7 4th Snndayi. 7:80 a.m. Nicholas Rerold, Arthur Smith, and Mrs. G. Don Chambers, Denver, Mrs. Bahl, the and 8 4 0 a.m, , RED FEATHER LAKES: Community Leonard Ahem, J. R. Campbell, Colorado Springs. CAMP ST. MALO.lAIIcntparIc— 7 40 Chapel— June 1$ and 22, July 6 former Mary Ellen Bureher, and 10 a.m. and t o , Aug. t, 17. and 31— I p.m. W and Mrs. Krainock, Barbara CAMP SANTA M ARIA: (Nina milee RIFLE: .SL Mary’a — 2 a,m. evory AT ST. JOHN'S Bureher. are sisters. The above Bailey)— 2:30 a.m. (begin- Sunday except 4lh; 4th Sunday, Q reeley nUc June IS to Aug. 31). Krainocks have three other CASCADE: Holy Rosary ChapeV— 7 :30 a.m. I KOGGEN: Sacred Heart C h u rch children, Mary Ellen. 4; Jo­ -September throngh Jane, 10 a.m.: (South R o tfc n )— 7 and 11 a.m.) Parish's Antique Exhibit seph, 2 h i ; and Sarah, 16 July and Anguet, 8 and 10 a.m. holy dare. 7 a.jn. and 7 4 0 p.m. Please Patronize months. CASTLE ROCK: St. Francis’ — 10 STEAMBOAT- - M B O A " SPRINGS:- - - - Holy - Name- Barbara Mounsey — 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Your REGISTER FLOWERS SILT: Sacred Heart— lit , Srd. and (above), daughter of Mr. 6th Sunday!, 7 e.m. and Mrs. B. G. Mounsey, Ar­ Called Unique for Area Advertisers and by “Clair Louise’* SNOWMA83: SU Baneaiet’f Monai tery—No (icllltlei for vliHon thli vada, was the first-place win­ One. of the most unusual and herself and promotion director Mention ner in the junfor division of the Ph. 908 — 907-16th St. Afternoon Masses Set year. widely acclaimed antique ex- of this year’s event "The mem­ STERLING: St. Anthony’!—«. 7, 8. Poetry Society of Colorado’s bers of the Altar Society and THE REGISTER Greeley, Colo. 9. and 10 a.m. ' hibita ever displayed in the STONEHAM: St. John’!— lit. tnd, recent state-wide contest. all the women who have At Reed Feather Lakes and 6th Sundaya, 7 40 a.m.; trd With her 'poem ‘‘Because" Denver area is being held at S t John’s the Emngelist’a worked on tbe project express aod 4th Sunday!, 9 40 a.m, Barbara topped many other con­ their heartfelt gratitude. The Archbishop Urban J. Vehr mer homes in the iihmediate STRATTON: St Charlea Barroraio’! testants. Particular commenda­ School, Denver, E. Sixth Ave­ ■of Denver has again granted vicinity of Red Feather. — 7 and 10 40 i.m. nue and Elizabeth Street great interest shown so far in­ VICTOR: St Vleter’a— lit and trd tion was given Barbara's bal­ dicates.that this year's fair can permisiion to hold afternoon On June 15 at 4 p.m, will Sunday!, 6 p.m. (begrinning June anced rhythm patterns “ that Sponsored by the parish’a Altar Mass at Red Feather Lakes. be said the first Mass this 22). and Rosary Society, tbe anti­ be marked a huge success.” W ALO EK : S t Ignatlui'— July and jnake rhyme seem unneceuary.” Fort Collins He is greatly mterested in year in the buutiful moun­ Barbara was one of the five que fair opened Tuesday, June The fair has generated inter­ bringing Catholic services to Anguet 9 a.m. tain community. There also WATTENBURG: Second and 4th Snn- students of Holy Family High 10, ajid 'srill continue through est among dealers pf - the all vacationers where possible. will be serviciea June 29, July d iy i, 6-40 a.m. Thursday, June 12, It is open WELDONA: St Franela’— 8:48 a.m. School, Denver, who submittedbi ‘ metropolitan area and has at­ 6 5 0 H o m e i 6, July 20, Aug. 3, Aug. 17, oetrv for the judging. Barbara from 11 a,m. to 10 p.m. The firms listed here and Aug. 31. All Masses are WOODLAND PARE: Our Lady of tracted dealers from other sec­ Biythe-Goodrich The Red Feather Lakes are the W ood!—^ :8 0 , 8, and 11 a.m. Eerself submitted two pieces. Alt “There is no doubt that deserve to be remembered to be held in the community (beginning June 29). tions. snsok bar hat been located 45 miles northwest of six entries won honors in the fair’s success is owed in a great A Mortuary Fort Collins, and eight miles church at 4 p.m. WRAY: St Andrew’!—740 and 940 when you are distributing a.m.-. holy dayi, 7:10 and 9 a-m. contest. The other entries were part to tte coverage given by set up for visitors. Mrs. John Ambulance Service north of Rustic on the Poudre Last year the attendance at YUMA: St John'!—7 4# and f a.m.; those of Ed I^owtry, Rosalind the S a g itU r in the past four P. Akolt is general chairman. your patronage in the dif­ iver. At the present time holy dare, 6 4 0 a-m. and U t p.m. Jack W. G»odrick the seven af^rnoon services Engler, William Vitale, and weeks,’’ said Mra. William E. Mrs. Joseph Muiso is ticket ere are more than 660 sum­ exceeded 700.' (Paster! are atkad ta rap art any ferent linefc of business. HU 2-320S S changai er carractlaai). Madge Donahue. Barrett, an antique collector chairman. JJ TVursday, Jtin* 12, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Sfroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Talaphent, Keystone 44205 RAGE FIFTEEN

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EDUCATION 1 3 BUSINESS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 BUILDING GARDEN SUPPLIES OPPORTUNITIES 3 0 PRIVATS TUTORING ST. MARY MAGDALEN MATERIALS 46A AND FERTILIZER 50A Grad** 1 to S. Tesehlnt czp«rlne« Colonial Home— 8 bedroom*, redded naw kitchen and bath' room, larga FERTILIZER la Cstbeli* school-. COW, SHEEP, AND PEAT MOSS SK. (-titl . OPPORTUNITY roomi. NEW AND USED D E .S-U 71 TOPSOIL — HAULING MAN OR WOMAN BUILDING MATERIALS WE.z. 6 - i m MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD SknnHra • bean • VM**> Piano Lessons Raaponslblp parson from this ana, 47SS E. Illfl Ava., S.E. LAWN MOWERS Par bcfinncrt ll.t# for ^ hour. to aarvlca and eolloct from auto­ 5 bedroom 6 year old family home. Un. Jamci Work. 1470 8o. Insalli. matic dlipanaert. No tailing, Ag* 280 by 82 lot. Mutt sell. Makt offer. Kardy Wracking SHARPENEDSOB WA. 2-172( net aaiential. Car. nfareneaa. and I4S0.00 te tTSO.OO Invsstmant Controfflora Imwn Howert Sharpaned and Scrriced nceaaatry. 7 to 12 hours waakly REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 2S1P Woat etb St. TA. I -M I I Engint Service. Parti, Ttrai. nat* excellant monthly income. Qualified By Experitaca FBX SWITCHBOARD 1280 Wadsworth Poialbllity fulltime work. For local BE.S-S222 Plni roecpiloalst tnlafac. Butt- interview give phene and par- For Results List With AWNINGS 46B nt*f demaad* trained pcreenacL All at«s. Pr*o a la ccm a t for thoaa tleulars. Writa P.O. Box 146. Minneapolis 40. HInnaaota. AUTOS (Used) 5 8 who enalifr. John F. Bruno Switchboard School Tniaiaf to S Wetka Realtor Cameo Dar or Evaains REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 1450 Locan St. KE. 4.47«t BAST OFFICE East 22nd A Kaamay Floor Covering DE. S-42M Bill Dreiling May crowning cere­ left to right, are Joyce Chavez, Janice Junk, ELECTRONICS Our Parionalizcd SOUTH OFFICE Moy Crowning monies were conducted Marilyn Brown, the queen; Janice Pike, and He einl (a lulcfvm Mo vha nuM Ilkt as Company Mary Duggan. ucoautl ctpenociif le trail Isr |oo4 ]obi is Service IlH S. Colorado Bird. A SK. S-1877 The five small girls in the front served the CcaBiailciUcoi—'TV—rdded nlBlks—Inatru. Sclli Homai for all leading brendt At St L 0 u I s' Englewood, on May 11. aunUUoo clcctrcnka w aiKonatioa. Tbm ara The Best in Used! queen as crown-bearer and train-bearers. men Mbi tec w n trained b; as this vi can Pictured in front of the altar, back row, from nil. Na need ts ilrt m prcaant ntrk ublli pn- SENTI REALTOR aarina. rroapt aetloo adrlaed. PIANOS, MUSICAL GR. 7-9535 Write or phMe: WilUim H. rord. 4071 ff. i>art 19SS a Broadway 6H. 4 -tS ll or New Cars Ill ENGLEWOOD iMuUi, Drcrtr 19, Celt.. WL S-0711, Cola- INSTRUMENTS 3 9 Fraa Eetimaiet rido Rpreetolatlre De ftj leebaical ImUlste. SHOP arouad than see ear piaaa 120 TO CHOOSE vaJna*. 2555 W. 29th Ave. I 48 Graduated From St. Louis' School INSTRUCTION 13B TOM WALKER PIANOS FROM H. S. SARGENT & CO. Eaiy Parkiig IS45 S. Bdwy SP. T.7II* Englewood. — (St. Louia Neville, Timothy Crowley, Kath­ wish to attend may call Bill GARDEN SUPPLIES BANK RATES Parieh)—Forty-eight gradualea leen Lynch, Kenneth Junk, Don­ Ryan at SU. 1-2920, Eileen WORK FOR THE REAL ESTATE MISC. FOR SALE 44 of St. Louia’ School received ald Hanson, Michael Brady, Smyth at SU 1-2447, or Mari­ AND FERTILIZER 50A U.S. GOV’T! SALES RENTALS their diplomaa Sunday, June 8. Terrence Crowley, Timothy Gill, lyn Brown at SU. 1-1063. VACUUM SWEEPER A ELECTRIC G. A G. FERTILIZER Membera of the claaa are Rob­ Alan Stark, Robert Parker, Sunday, June IS, will be MEN— WOMEN, 18 to 60. P T . 4-0526 APPLIANCES SERVICE A PARTS Cow, Peat. Top Soil. All Hixtnrea TA I-108S Prompt DtUvery. 7 Day Week Up to 3 Years to Pay! ert Armstrong, Thomas Brady, Kenneth Dreiling, Catherine Family Communion Day. Prepare now for coming 22 Years at this location, SOCS Brighton Bird. David Brown. Thomas Brusk- Jesme, Donna Schroer, Ruth Civil Service Exams. For in­ Pick-up and Dalivary. otter, John Burton, Arthur Cha- Allendorf, Sean Lussier, James PHOTO SERVICE 1 B Colorado Vacuum Sweapar Co. AL. 6-4896 formation, write: 568 U th St. TA. S-SOSS put, David Connell, John Crow- Reed, Cecilia Jones, William PHOTO SPECIAL WILSON A WILSON 3 yds. plv. cow. $11.2S| 3 yd*, piv. No Money Down Thomas. Rosemary Sirhall, sheep and cow. 814.25; 8 yds. garden foot, Kenneth Dowd, Peter Gill, 4— 5"t7* Register Bex 1620 "Your Catholic Raaltor" 8I.M : Feat. Pick-Up pricaa at 6686 William Mahoney; Mary Rossi, James Stein, and Specializing in city wida 1950— 8 cubic ft, Philco Harrison. PE 3-4695 OPEN EVES. ENLARGEMENTS MTD. % M C D en ver Michael McCosh, David Mc­ James Nolan. for and suburban sales. freetOr, Brownie movie cam­ TA. 8-0069 SIO.OO Dermott, Kevin Moore, Ronald Circle Meetings WILSON I. WILSON era, FI. 9 Lens; Hand Lawn We Finance Your t Mulnix, Daniel Potter, Robert NERAD'S St. Anthony's Circle will C H IL D C A R E 1 5 A Realtor Mower, Childs swing set. Shop At Down Payment j Pumroy. Gilbert Reed, Robert meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June TV A PHOTO SERVICE 2Sei So. Broadway SU. I-M71 Robb, Donald Robidoux, Terry 17, at the home of Mrs. F. P. AC. 2-6304 Licensed child care in French Horn Single B Flat Englewood Feed ' Rooney, Robert Schwiegerath, Chaput, 3376 S. Pearl Street. of Our of Oraee) my home. lisa Sa. Beach Ct. WE. S-3222 2111 W. Alamedal Larry Swartwood, Michael Blessed Sacrament Circle PERSONALS WA. 2-3328 St. Mary Magdalene & Supply Weiand, Herbert Younger; will be entertained at a 12 Englewood's Nutrena Dealer Lovely large family brick hemt, The firms listed here STORAGE 54B Loretta Abbey. Kathleen Ax- o'clock luncheon Tuesday, June FUR REMODELING — CLEANING Children's Comps 4366 So. Broadway 8U. 1-0618 REPAIRING clot* to lehoot, shopping, and deserve to be remembered Racalv* Your M O V IN G A N D tell, Loretta Bauer, Susan Bos- 17, with Mrs. Paul Brady, 3550 SUMMER PRICES 'H‘****-¥************«> ch u rch . ExceUent condition. chult, Judith Carlson, Nora S. Corona Street, as. hostess. FREE PICK-UP ind DEUVERT Shown by AppointmtnL when you are distributing GOLD BOND Careful — Courteous — Exper. Cavanaugh, Kathleen Crowley, Following the luncheon mem­ RA. t-<26S 4L08KD SATURDAY Aqua Twirl Girls’ 4S3S W. Hayward PL CIL 7-4432 your patronage in the dif­ Reasonable Rates Peggy Ann Day, Linda Des- bers will go to the church to STAMPS Arron A Santa Fe Mov. A Stg. pres, Judy Durlin, Judy Fattor, work on their sewing projects. IDENTIFICATION CAROS Day Camp ferent lines of business. Rink Approved 400 Santa Fe TA. 6-8051 Judith France; Our Lady of Good Hope Complct* deicnption with photo, For girls ages S-14, from Juno* Sandra Frascati, Joan Guil­ Circle meets Thursday, June thumb print, npUriied liinaturi ind >th to Aug. lat. Compecant in-' felled in ptiltic. struciion In baton twirling,' HOLY TRINITY PARISH ford, Gwen Jorgensen, ^Cathleen 19, at the home of Mrs. William swimming, water ballet, arch-' Wuatmiuator Potter, 3398 S. Marion Street. 1554 Cilitomii TA. 5-8}28 Kirk, Prances Ogrodowski, Syl­ ery, art, handy craft, and all' LES' LEA MANOR SUB. St. Michael’s Circle has dis­ sport aetlvitiel. FUN, FUN.' via Onorofski, Beverly Poo!, Across the street from banded for the summer months. FUN. Horsaback riding, rell*r| Marie Rafferty, Barbara Ro­ skating, mtn. trips, over night, newly located HOLY TRIN­ Our Lady of Fatima Circle DR.D. J. SMITH mero, Renata Tavear, and Bar­ camping. Reasonable. For bro­ ITY PARISH. We offer 3 bara Younkin. will not meet in June but plans Optometrist chure and further Information, call WE 5-9861 or WE 4-03S0., bedroom bricks, with fin­ Boseball Tickets to have a meeting in July. Specializing in Contact ished basements and with For Top Grades T o Sell lenses, also Visual training. various optional features. Awarded tickets to the Bears' Religious Articles 7292 U. S. Hi»y «-4>arby '4*****4**»*4*'»***4*< N o D o w n Faxmonit C.l. Although Blessed Mother AT. R-369.3 F .H .A . a n d Conventional Loan baseball games in recognition W & 0 Beys Camp for getting straight A's on their Circle will not hold meetings 88th Jb Cnmnn— Tkorntos T r a d e i T o o report csrds the last six weeks during the summer months, Dinvtr'i flneit and oldeit day cimp SERVICE DIRECTORY A T . 7 4 9 2 6 for bdv> iSri d-14." From■ Juna'9th Let Lea Realty were; Grade 8, Sylvia Onorof­ members will sell religious K E . 4 -4 2 0 5 (Bvaniag Appaiataasta Invlcod) te Aujutt Itt. Triniporlillati pro­ ski. Nora Cavanaugh, and Joan articles after the Masses on vided. rrsfatiional inUructlan in HA. 9-2507 Guilford; grade 7. Donald June 15. Both machine-made I iwimtninq at a privila pool, Roller ikalinp, archery, hindkriftt and ill Pitchford, Mary Lazio, Susan and hand-made rosaries and im aac3ciK:iBi:aDaDa.': , , types of sport tclivllln. Overnlptil ASH HAULING HEATING IMPROVEMENTS Georgeson, Cherie Thompson, bracelets are available at reas­ , , cintping ar>d special tours. For those and Joan Rapp: onable prices. Greetings , , who prtfir tha finast at tha lowest 3 Blocks Holy Family MlMw S*rTi<4 Vacation •ehool for all , , prices. Call: Pleko» AL. Grade 6. Katherine Maguire, r - , - V !-■ MODERN public ichool children i« be­ i to our friends in the church | SK 8-3S87 nr WE 8-9853 2 homes 3 blocks from Andrea Frascati, Jean Harper, BRICK AND CEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT ing bald from Monday, June CONTACT LENS ! Holy Family. Will take some Patios. Carperti, Kitehan* Sue Fleming, Mary Wendt, and COOLING VENTlLAnNG 9. until Friday, June 20. trade. By owner. Tuck pointing. Ash pita, Brick repair* and Batb* fUmodated Margaret Vobejda; grade 5, Cla—et bagin aftar tha 8 Licensad, F. J. Gallagher. TA. S-4TS7 Additions, Garages, Baaemente, John Patrick Barry, Steven DR. ALFRED HOME TO SHARE 19A 5797 Webstar HA. 4-4950 Expert Work o’clock Mai* and continue CARPENTER WORK Lle«ns*d— Bonded—Insured O’Neill. John Thomas, Margaret until 11 o’clock. Teaeheri Single Catholic girl to ahar* my For Over 20 Years 1464 So. Broadway PE. 1-8212 i KLEYHAUER apartment. Far any ramodaling la yeur ham* McDonald, Marilyn Pitchford, are Siiteri Pulehcria, Del- TA. 5-5107 TA. S-SIOS (24 Hour Phon* Service) Jeanne Balk, Catherine Jesme, — Intld* er eut — phine, and Vara Ann. KE. 4-1044 1432 Tramont CH 4-2071 4940 So. Pennsylvania Can Jack RaU . Karen Kehm, and Kathleen Sisters Viola Mary and Inez .AC. 2-1489 FI. I-74M LINEN SERVICE Otzko; grade 4, Daniel Bell, Denise are conducting summei All Souls’ Parish Hamber of Presentation Pariah FURNACE SERVICE Thomas Durlin, Nancy Jesme, Sioffl# Gttholie g«ntt«nitn wiihtB Parfeet for large family, t bed­ MOUN1AIN catechism classes at Paonia. to sbtro on BpBrtsitnt wUb an* KITE AND HOLIDAYS Debra Valis. Lisa Lazio, and DRESS MAKING rooms. center hall plan, firtplace CURTAIN LAUNDRIES RADIO DISPATCHED. FAS1 TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. Teen-Age Club otb«r eisplo7*d fontlemBo. Will 2nd, bath, 4Ch. bedroom, huge Barbara Williams. oxehante fcTcnee*. Consider toov* SERVICE. FREE INSPEC­ H, H UsBKfftr & ALTERATION 3 A recreation room In full bamt. Land FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEAN­ TION OR ESTIMATE ON 2000 S G rM l 0 A t*704f Event Set June 17 ins In wlib teatU&AO who boi scaped, fenced yard, patio, front ERS. CUBTAIN6, CROCHETED Pupils receiving certificates •pnrtmBnt. REQUEST. for perfect attendance during The St. Louis Teen-Age Club drive garage, Will finance to aulc TABLECLOTHS, DRAPERIES, PLUMBING & HEATING is sponsoring a barbecue and t “ HELENE’ S,” OF DENVEF TA. 5-2271 — EXT. 229 you. BLANKETS. SPREADS, LINENS. PAUL WALDEN, INC. the entire school year were (after six o'clock) CLEANED BY LATEST METHODS. IS2S W. 12th Av*. MA. 3-22SI 6 Dreia Mnkinf — Tailoring Mra. Zekroan, rei. SU. 1-7824 Kathleen Crowley, William swimming party for members AC. 2-8525 (Dnyi) HAND PRESSED ONLY. 1266 only on Tuesday, June 17, at { Drniaas — Suits Don B. Weist, Realtor KALAMATH. TA. 6-8627. Belleview Park. All members of Alterationi 3480 S. Broadway SU. 1-4428 the Teen Club are asked to meet Furnished Aperfmenfs 25 DECORATING FOR THE “ BEST,” IN SluflinsL Need Volunteers USO PENNSYLVANIA QUALITY and at St. Louis School not later 4M SO. YORK Call Aa Establishad Decorator PLUMBING COMPANY than 6:30 p.m. Membera who MA. 3-0805 j FAMILY DELIGHT 26 Yaara in Denver THE “ LEST,” IN COST For Visiting of lEfiUTIfUl 3 ftary brick. 4 kadraom. Painting - Texturing - Papering H o l Water Heater and 1 6LK. HOLY FAMILY Hot Water Heat HA. 4-2754 2V^ bithf, racp.ttlaa raan, ■aparatt Kre* Estimate — RaaaonabI* 24 Hours Sercice. CATERING 4 A 3 nice rooms, utilities paid. diaina m m . fall flalthsd kiiammt. W. R. HcEelvy SP. 7-8642 Free Estimate Lonely Patients IlltieilftM ciddltlsa. Legal Notices Close to tra n sp orta tion(1 , Cait: THRIFT EMILY MAHER WaVaVWiVWWWWwW DRUGGISTS GR. 7-9321 24 Hour Service The Visiting Nurse Associ­ ■FOR THE < shopping. 1 or 2 employed MA. 3-SS3S ation, Denver, an organization IN THE COUNTY COURT ladies. 2nd floor. CHAMBERS REALTY ALADDIN DRUG CO. The O'CONNOR riambtat C*. BEST IN 8081 B. Celfal Ave. PR. 7-79SI that' attempts to give help to IN AND FOR THE CITY AND FOODS” REALTOR — WM taM aaaaaaaaae o those who need it most, has COUNTY OF DENVER AND STATE GR. 7-7846 DE. |.<254 DK. S -liS l YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS N OF COLORADO Cnll will b* filled cerreetly at Mueller Gat Furnaces C organized a new committee No. P-1266S WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY BE r r c B called the Friendly Visitors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Blessed Sacrament fer taiea and Sarvie* DIAL-A i Inanaculii* 3 bedroom home with den Ph. 8P. 7-9786 1068 Seutb Gaylord Chimney Gas Vents Eatate of MARY ELIZABETH I CaU GK. 8-8181 or C L 8-48M The newly organized group on main floor or 4th btdroooi. Full F. EGAN (Decaaied) Nice fnah clean furnished apart­ O'BRIEN se t* W 44th Ava. Is looking for volunteers to No. p - i z m bisamant with inathtr bsdroom, bath GUTTERS DINNER ments. small children allowed. FlUS rKriatlon room. New kitchen with All peraon* baring claina againit Gloat to school and church. Park­ SHEET METAL carry on its program which tha abova named eatat* are required range, diipotal ind dlihwrisher. Fully includes visiting lonely pa­ , AC. 24891 . ing available, carpeted. Btivtlfully lindicspid and KE. 4-6047 CH. 4-5353 PLUMBING to fli* tbrm for allowance in the (SPECIAUZINC IN Cheica Prim*' tients, taking them for a drive, County Court o f the City and County fenced yard. I Rib, Baked Virgluia Ham, South-' 2320 A 2330 Glnnarm PI. S1P,9S0 F.H.A. Ttrm* If desired. Gatters Spouts W. S- WHITE A SON and helping them with differ­ of Denver. Colorado, on or before the i*rn Friod Chkkon, Shrimp. Roast' ISth day of Novamber, ISIS, or aaid MR. EICHBERC W o ip»cU1iif in Gutter u d PLUMBING ent projects. The patients are I Baef and Pork. ' New owner and Newly furnished. FR. 7-1294 for further daUils claim abatl be forever barred. 3pnut RtpUctment Quality Service - New Work B. Jamea Hynai EXPERT CATERING I and appointment. selected by the Nurse Associ­ NATIONAL Cutters Cl««atd nnd Repaired and Repair Work. ation, and the volunteers pro­ Joieph J. Hynea SERVICE Capitol Heating Co. Lleenaed in Denver and Special Co-Aflminiatrator Real Eatat* 4 Managamant Co. Tkereafhl^ Experienced vide the entertainment. (Closed Tuesday) 1S60 Eait 17th Ave. AM. «-0333 BONDED — LICENSED Subnrbi. L Paul Weidick UNFURNISHED DepeadabUp Cuerenteed INSURED All Work Guaranteed — Attorney for the citit* VW iW iVW .'.VW .W W L Fre* Eatimatea. Anyone who would like to APARTMENTS 26 AH work meets Building help one of these patients and 5S7 Union National Bank Bldg. HELP WANTED C l . S-443B Publiahed in Tha Denver Catnolie American Rooling Department Spedfieatlons 4452 Quilman (if ne AntvAr Catil at the same time do something Regia ter ALL SOULS OL 5-1118 —FEMALE Expert Gutter Work from which a great deal of Firit Publication May IS, ISIS For Those Who Demand Next to Church and fntars school Sheet Metal Co. personal satisfaction will be I^ it Publication JiHi* 12. 1S6S Is this Baintlful Brigk bom* on a Thoroughip Cleaned, Re­ PROF. QUILTING Tht Best Landscaped fenced corner lot. Llv. CH4-B4SS 2IS7DewaiB( derived, may call AMherst 6- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Ing room with FIRE-PLACB, atp- paired, New Gutters end Alaska Qiiluat Shop Hashns gsUt- E iU t* of GRACE A. TULLOH. alao 0291 and ask for Miss Mar­ arat* dining room, attractive kit­ Aftar i p.fo. SU. 1-SOSS Downspouts Installed. Free lag, remodaltd down and wool aem- known as Greet TuUoh (Deceaaid) 870 DEXTER ST. chen. 2 large bedrooms, tile bath, fertt Weel batts fet sale 1411 t jorie Gallaher, GIRL WANTED M*mb«r of All Souls Parish Estimates and Inspection. No. P— 11044 PuU baaemant with FIItB-FLACS «vd Av* Oil 9-2882 to ahtr* apartment with tbreo Notice it heraby given that 1 hart Available Now and studded for extra bedreoaa Expert Chimney Work flied my flnal report in the County other gtrli, and bath. A QUALITY HOME IN RADIATOR SERVICE Court of tha City and County of PERFECT CONDmON. Appr. Thoroughlp Cleaned, Legal Notices Denver, Colorado, and that any per- DE. 3-06S2 4I6S So. Logan. Bon deiiring to object to aam* aball PY. 4-M2S Evoi. Pointed, Capped and Lined. nie written objection with the aaid ACACU REALTY Cuitom Stacks Made. JERRY’ S RADIATOR IN THE COUNTY COURT court on or before Juna IT, ISIS. PY. 4-21S7 Cuitom Sheet Metal Loose Brick Removed. In ind for thi City ind County of Jamea W. Creamtr Salesmen or Lodies 9B ST. MARY MAGDALENE SERVICE Denvar ind Stila of Colorado Executor AND ALL GUARANTEED TO 2200 West Evans Ave. i No. P-10147. Bernard E. Engler SM.OO 2 bedroom unfurnished YOUR SPECIFlCA'nONS NOTICE OP FILING OF PETITION Attorney To Churchn, Schools. Clubs, Scouts, Christ the King Fraa Pick-Up and Dclivary | FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIR­ 434 Majeilic Bldg. sad O rn n iu tiow i. Juat sail S4 Sot- duplex, Sloans Lake area. SSS CRAPE Roofing Fait Dependabit Servica i SHIP Denrar 2, Cola. lias of Wahln* Doubt* StreagU 2 bedroom, flniihcd basement. S P a 7 - 0 3 6 5 WE. C-S4S1 ' IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­ (Publiahed in Tha Denver Catholic Vanilla. Oatalla Call: CH. 4-(,0S0. 4630 W. 25th Ave. 517,660 TATE OF ALFRED JOHNSON. Regiater) nSO JERSEY (24 Hour Fbone 8«rvi«*) 'M M — DacM itd. Firat Publication Hay II. ISIS EMPLOYMENT 2 bedroom, den. no basement Gutter and Dewnipaul THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF l^at pubUeation June 12. ISIS Double garage. WALLPAPER. PAINTS COLORADO: AGENCIES 1 0 Want Room, Beard 26A Spacialist To ill paraoBi Intaraitid, irattins: ELMER STERN REALTY Wallpaper— 2Va a roll and up. Xemaa NOTICE TO CREDITORS f lOSO Helly PL. S-1247 Taka notka tb it there hia been Eitata of Dorothy G, Madden, alio INSULATION oainu. paper hanging, free cstfBatai. filed in the ihora-nimad aitita i known aa Dorothy Goddard Madden. See US for the job R oofing EP. 4.4629. 165 SanU Fe Or. petition liking for i judicial near- Dorothy Canhy Hidden, Dorothy St. Francis De Sales JOHNS-MANVILLE tiinment and datarminitlon of the Goddard C. Maddtn and Dorothy G. Y O U w ant. CHRIST THE KING UPHOLSTERERS heira of auch decadent, and latting C- Hadden (Drceaaed) No. F-12428. Room and Board wished ROOF REPAIR (Rock Wool) forth that tha uataei, addraaaaa, and All peraona having claims agilnat i r OWHII • tlCIUlNT tKSTKM la a t Workmanshipll UtatloB thi* Re-UpkalsUMne by raUabla relatlonahip* .to deeadant of all ptr- *tho abovo named catata are required by a middle a^ed Cath­ ) 8 larare bedrooms, colored betb ad for' 16% diseeuBt 81 yaara enwrlease— taeem aona who are or claim to be hair* of to file them for allowance in the ACE EMPLOYMENT ifixturea. Living room dbiing com- Hr.-ONYX BA 1-0282 m * KsUmnU. AU. t-I8 7 t olic man. ibinatlon with carpata, drapes and GUARANTEED (Alae Reefint, RemodcUng. Free uid decadent, ■■ far aa known to County Court of the City and County 438 Broadumiy SH 4-3213 NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY tha petitioner, are a* follow*, to-wlt; of Denver. Colorado, on or befor* the ■ PE. 3-3541 I French doors to Patio. Kitchen Estimate) 2145 Cewri Pl„ aaai East 2«b Ava. Unknown Heir* and Unknown An- SOtb day of Dacembor, ISIS, or said (with eating space and stove. No WORKMANSHIP tecadanta, Thom** J. Carney, 1218H claim thili be forever bar^. Ibsiemant Gang*. OPEN TKURS- Waihlngton Aea., Goldin, Colondo, THOMAS F. HADDEN. Jr. STENO. - TYPISTS I DAY tbreogh SUNDAY 2 to 6. )ll3t Jersey CA. 2-LAIN CUSTOM-TAILORED Cherry Hills district, which Friday night, June 13. Favors Received were developed under his per­ At the Saturday reception. Securities O fficial Senator Kennedy will answer SLACK ” *'» ■ A reader of the R eg isier, sonal supervision and for one Father Thomas Lo Cascio questions from the floor. S.G., wishes to publish thanks of the first industrial parks in S A L E * 2 9 the Denver Metropolitan area. To Speak to Knights for many favors received over D.D.S. Degree SM CLOTH P A TT»N S-1 WK. OEUVIII the past 10 years through A partner for six years in the Duncan J. Cameron, securi­ Is Honored by Knights prayers and novenas to the firm of Carlile-Koelbel, Walter ties commissioner of Colorado, BELL TAILORSl74dWeltonSt Holy Family and St. Jude. Koelbel now heads Koelbel and will speak before' the Friday On Sunday evening, June 8, ing of a charter to the coun* Company which opened its of­ Luncheon Club at the Knights at a farewell party given in his cil. fices in the Columbine Building, of Columbus Home, 16th Ave­ honor, the Rev. Thomas Lo C om m union 99 i 1845 Sherman Street, on June 2. nue and Grant Street, Denver, Cascio, O.S.M., was presented Slated June 15 The new firm will concentrate on Friday, June 13, on the en­ “Why Pay More with a plaque and check in In addition to the presenta* on broad coverage of all phases forcement of the Security Act f Trad«mftrk) gratitude for his work on be­ tion, it was announced by Recco of real estate and related fields, in Colorado. Berardi, first grand knight of which include real estate sales, half of the Knights of Colum­ Council 3319, that the North property management, insur­ bus. The presentation was Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores f made by the grand knight of Denver Knights will sponsor a ance, mortgage loans, subdivis­ Officer Election Held men’s corporate Communion to ions and land development. Council 3319, Sam Baratta. Colorado Otened Slorei % Father Lo Cascio, who is a honor Father Lo Cascio in the By St. Mary Council charter member and was the 7 a.m. Mass, Sunday, June 15. 16lk & Glenarm g first chaplain of Council 33X9, AH Catholic nen of the area Englawood 800 Santa Fe Dr. g St. Mary's Council 3340 of was instrumental in the grant- are invited to attend. The 30 South Broadway ISth and California g Father MeShane the Knights of Columbus, Lit­ knights will serve coffee and 3933 W. Colfax 17lli and Tremont s tleton, held the annual election doughnuts immediately after Curd's & 1 5 t h S t. g Welter A. Koelbel of officers Tuesday evening. Mark It 'News' Mass at the Mt. Carmel Grade June 3, at the present meeting To expedite handling, please School At Sacred Heart and industrial sales: Victor place, the Grandview Grange write “ News” on the oiiliide of The farewell party was spon> Champlin, land sales; Lawrence Hall, 6000 S. University. the envelopes containing items sored by the Fathers’ Club 2 Reed, residential sales; and K. Verne Schroer was elected for publication in the R egitter. and PTA of M t Carmel Parish. T. Meade, Jr., manager of the grand knight and William Mc- Is T ra n s fe rre d property management depart­ Glone, deputy grand knight omemaker*s I ment. The organization will be Father James MeShane, S.J., enlarged and in keeping with Other officers elected are widely known in the Denver company policy each man will Barney Clark, chancellor; Nor- area for his work with under­ be a highly trained specialist in bert Schroer, recorder; Vince Monaghan Department sprivileged youth, has been his specific field. Wagner, treasurer; Bob Jones, Raymond F. Falasco, transferred from Sacred Heart advocate; Fred Mohnnann, war­ D.T).S. (above), (abo\ the son of Ptflrom'M Thasa Raliable and Friendly Firms Church, Denver. He will be sta­ Koelbel and Company is a den; Walt Hammet and Phil member of the Denver Board of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Falasco of tioned at S t Malachy’s Church, MacDonald, inside guards; and 4281 Green Court, Denver, was St. Louis. Realtors, the National Associa­ Jack Ryan, outside guard. Rx OPTICIANS tion of Real Estate Boards, the graduated on June 4 from Father MeShane has been co­ The present grand knight, Creighton University Dental GUILD OPTICIANS P ROOTS, GREASE, ond GRIME ordinator of activities of the Community Builders’ Council, and Industrial Council of the Robert Zarate,, elected College in Omaha, Neb. He is 335 14th STREET ROTO-ROOTER “ RoxorSfOMns ” TW LINE Larimer Street V oca tion a l trustee along with Mike Mullin, Urban Land Institute. planning to practice dentistry in AComa 2-6433 School since its founding in a past grand knight Denver. 1952. In 1966 he was elected DENVER 2, COLORADO to the board o f trustees of the JOHN MONAGHAN ~ MEMBER OF ST. JOHN’S PARISH R o o m school, and he was re-elected in 1967. He is serving as chairman of the Labor-Management Citi­ zen’s Commission of Denver. The popular Jesuit came to Garvin's Sewer Service Denver Aug. 15, 1948, from Exeluiiva Roto-Roeter Operatori S t Louis. A naUve of Wiscon­ PRINTING COMPANY SP. 7-4227 1156 Delaware sin, he entered the Jesuits,Sept fFe now do offset 25, 1929. He received his A.B. from Notre Dame University P r i n t i n g Tke Ostf Mstonsi S«w h S v r k t A r s M t Lossffy and an M.A. from St Louis 1832 Curti»— KE 4-1393 University and was ordained in June, 1941. Bacon & Schramm Father MeShane will leave for S t Louis Aug. 15. CompoaitioD Roofing THE BEER THAT Tile Roofing ENGLEWOOD To Give Retreat MADE MILWAUKEE Roof Repairing Heating Company 4020 Brlghloo Bhrd. FAMOUS S«rVtng Eiitir* Engleeeod «ns For Men CH.4-6S6S 0*nv*f Ari« Autbartxvd Lmatn Dm Ict THE aeST IN LUGCACB FuruacM and Air Condltleaias (t Ul KliO day Luncheon Club meeting June 6. Charles Van All Makes FiirD*e*i Knights of Month Buskirk (right), newly elected grand knight lB«t*U*d, 'Serviced Council '639, chats with Justin Hannen and of council 539 for the coming year, congratulates end Rcpcired Ed McCune as Knights of the Month for April the two men for their untiring efforts in b^ MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. half of Columbianism in Color^o. and May respectively following the K. of C. Fri­ ; Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray * H e o tin g tM. i n 1544 AM 4-I4M * Air Conditioning * Sheet Metal Work Leo J. Valdez, Jr. Offers SPECIAL! I Phone SU 1*4494 Frva CSaclrep end EatiaeM Reg. $244.50 ♦ Day and Nicbt Sevka Genuine ♦ SATRIANO 1065 W. Hampden NOW A L L W O O L ♦ Frank Waters. Prep. g: (A $16.00 VALUE) ♦ BROTHERS ♦ JANITOR CARPET ♦ SERVICE No Steam? 32" X 21" White Rug and Upholitery Steam Iron Clogged Steel Sink Shom pooing .8 8 ♦ APPLIANCE IfiMler* 4 " Hole ^ * Cemplett House Small Appliance Repairs Per w/Feucet C lean in g end 2 Basket* Al. 5*8408 971 Aeema Father James MeShane, 8 Sq. Y d . : * Floor Waxing and Strainen ^ Polishing S.J. (above), of Sacred Heart Parish, Denver, will give Including Pad ^*W olls and Windows GLASS the first retreat at Regis Col­ 60" Formica Top ♦ W a s h e d lege this summer. The men will A n d Labor Post Formed X EXPERT - DEPENDABLE CO. gather Thursday evening, June ^ INSURED 19, at 8 p.m., and will close the NOW is the time to COVER YOUR EXTRA ROOM retreat Sunday evening at 8 V CsQ Vs for Fres E$timet«s A GL. 5-8754 and G L 5-8269 MIRRORS pjQ. More than 100 have sighted 1S17 fim* ta s-stsi up. Reservations may be made ^ 2836 W. 44tb At*. 4C*K*i at IrtMwiirJ by calling GE 3-6566 and asking for “ Retreat Reservations.” No Money Down After Aug. 15 Father Me­ Shane will b^e stationed at St. Eloctricol Controcting & Repairing Malacfay’s Parish, in St. Louis, Mo. 36 Months to Pay! EARL J. STROHMIIVC^ER Tuesday Deodline “ ■ ■ ■" Electric Company Fashion Floor Coverings 'Hie R e g U u r deadline for •T-: ___ Complete Repair Service U«m—d ud Baeded news and pictures coneeming —• Store Hours — Meaeber NatieBal Electrical Cestractors Au'm. Free Estimates—No Obligation of Course i TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU parishes and dubs continaes to i 3800 LOWELL BOULEVARD GE 3*6571 Mraa*r A Friday— e aje. te a 1178 Stont St. A C . 2 - 5 7 3 3 be 2 p jn . Tueaday of the week 741 SANTA FE AC. 2-2009 g 3030 W. 44th AVE. GE 3*3861 Toe*, Wed, Than., A Sat. of publication. * e ajB , t « BiSO p .a .