$253,000 Project of Theotine Fathers Prep Seminary Building Starts DENVER CATHaiC Contracts have been Quetglas said, until the com may be used for meetings, ban Both classrooms measure 32 tect for the building. Eleven con-| signed, and construction is plete four-year high school pro quets, and benefits. by 24 feet. They open onto a struction firms submitted bids.j under way on the Theatine gram is in effect. corridor, which will lead to a Matson 4 Mulhausen Construe-: Fathers’ new preparatory Excavation is progressing on ADJACENT TO the recreation promenade garden, where a tion Co. of Denver has the gen REGISTER seminary building at St. An the northeast section of the room is another room, 20 by shrine is planned. Landscaping eral and electrical contract for drew Avellino’s major seminary, seven-acre site on which the 48 feet, which may be divided and roadways are to be made. $206,350. Slattery 4 Co. was Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations 1050 S. Birch street, Denver. It major seminary was built in by folding partitions to serve as Henry J. DeNicola is archi (Turn to Page 2) THURSPAY, AUG. 1, 1963 is the first minor seminary in 1955. The fireproof building will classroom space. The gym play DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LVIl No. 51 Colorado. be of brick reinforced masonry ing floor will be 84 by 50 feet Father Bartholomew Quetglas, and will be directly behind the and will have ^ix cage back C.R., Provincial, said the seminary. stops. ' $253,387 project, including In the design, the building will Kitchen^ facilities, restrooms, classroom wing and full-size match in cream brick and white a storage cooler, service closets, gymnasium, is expected to be lueder limestone trim St. An and storage rooms are included completed in February, 1964. drew Av'etlino’s seminary build in the area below the gym. Of Church in U.S. Close ing. The structure will contain fice space is provided in the TO OPEN THIS September, 20,750 square feet, and the cost front entrance section on the the minor seminary can accom per square foot Is $12.20. ground floor. modate 35 eighth grade grad The gymnasium, rising more The classroom wing extends uates in the freshman class. than two stories high, will in southward from the gym. Two Father Ramon Lopez, C.R., is clude a stage, locker rooms, garden - level classrooms arc To 100% Integration principal at the school. film projector room, bleachers, planned at present with provi Another class is to be added and storage area. A 90 by 59-foot sion for adding additional rooms and a second-story section. Washington — Father John F. Cronin, S.S., told a each succeeding year. Father recreation room below the gym House judiciary subcommittee that the Catholic Church has achieved almost a total pattern of integra tion. In a response to a question by subcommittee chair Cardinal, Hierarchy, Throng of Faithful man, Rep. Emanuel Celler of New York, Father Cronin said: “Our pattern is almost total integration, except for scattered areas in Alabama, northern Pay Final Trihute to Archbishop Byrne Louisiana, and Mississippi. Father Cronin, assistant direc One Cardinal, two Archbish Auxiliary Bishop David M. cern with social problems and tor of the Social Action depart ops, and more than 20 Bishops Maloney of Denver and the Rt. as a champion of social justice. ment, National Catholic Wel led hundreds of priests and re Rev. Monsignor John B. Cava- fare Conference, was one of ligious and thousands of the nagh, editor of the Register, at HE WAS NAMED Bishop of Ponce, Puerto Rico, June 23, three clergymen who presented faithful in paying their final tended the funeral ceremony. a joint statement to the sub tribute to Archbishop Edwin V. Archbishop Byrne was shep 1925. He once complained to visit committee on behalf of three Byrne of Santa Fe. herd of the Santa Fe archdio cese for 20 years. He was named ing President Franklin D. Roose i major agencies of the Catholic, Solemn Pontifical Requiem to this post June 15, 1943, by velt that the “miserable” wages Protestant and Orthodox, and Mass for the beloved Archbishop Pope Pius XII and was in paid to rural workers were far Jewish faiths. stalled as Ordinary Sept. 23 of below the standards of Christian The statement supported the that year. justice. One result was an in administration’s civil rights pro- Spiritual leader of ‘ some crease in the federal aid effort g r a m and declared that 300,000 Catholics in this 113-year- to the island. churches and synagogues are old see, covering most of New On March 8, 1929, Bishop united in their determination to Mexico, the prelate had achiev Byrne became Ordinary of the bring about equal opportunity ed recognition for his keen con (Turn to Page 2) for all people in this country regardless of race. Eoumenital Rally Exemplilies Cordiality WILLIAM FOLEY, a counsel Novitiate Opens Aug. 1 for the judiciary subcommittee, Growing cordiality and understanding among dox Church in Canada; Cardinal Paul-Emile said a section of the adminis Protestants, Orthodox, and Catholics was ex Leger, Archbishop of Montreal; Dr. W. A. tration’s civil rights bill might In Glenwood Springs emplified at Montreal, Que., through a mass Visser’t Hooft, WCC general secretary; and Dr. bring in the Church-State issue. ecumenical rally held in conjunction with the George Johnston, principal of the United The (This section would give the Rev. John Cronin, S.S. Ten young men of college age. Beginning Jan. 1, 1964, Fa- World Council of Churches’ Fourth World Con ological college, Montreal. The WCC Faith and U.S. Attorney General authority will form the first group of ther Murphy continued, the Holy ference on Faith and Order. Major speakers at Order meeting at McGill university drew 270 to insititute suits on behalf of bama) a printed copy of your novices at the Holy Ghost Fa- Ghost Fathers newly designated the gathering of more than 1,000 at the Catho delegates and more than 200 others, including race discrimination victims in testimony with my compli thers’ new novitiate to open I Western province will be offi- lic University of Montreal were, from left. five official Catholic observers appointed by the public school and public ac ments.” commodations area.) Aug. 7 in Glenwood Springs. dally recognized. Geographi Metropolitan Athenagoras of the Greek Ortho the Vatican. Dr. Eugene Clark, state Father Joseph B. Murphy, cally it covers the arpa west of Mr. Foley asked Father Cron clerk (chief executive officer) in: C.S.Sp., superior at the Holy the Mississippi river to the of the United Presbyterian “Suppose you have a Catholic Ghost novitiate, said they will coast. 'Christians Cannot Leave Heligious Unity Church in the U.S., represented spend one year studying the A 1,200-acre site was aquired school problem and it becomes the National Council of Church a community problem. If nego- Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne meaning of religious life, reli by the congregation in Glenwood es, and Rabbi Irwin M. Blank gious vows, and the high goal .tlations fall and the Attorney was offered in St. Francis’ Springs for its first house in represented the Synagogue they seek in becoming priests. Entirely to God,* Canada Cardinal Urges General takes action, could it Council of America in present Cathedral, Santa Fe, July 31. After their novitiate, they will the Archdiocese of Denver. not he' said the government is Montreal — Cardinal Paul- ing the joint statement. Bishop Sidney M. Metzger of El continue their studies at the About 300 acres are at the Thc key to Christian unity, is My beloved Son, in whom 11 giving support to religion?” Emile Leger said that Chris the Cardinal told the group, is am well pleased’.” Paso, who had served as Auxil Holy Ghost Fathers’ St. Mary southern boundaries of the city. Father Cronin replied that the tians cannot leave religious un the Holy Eucharist. iary of the Santa Fe archdio seminary in Norwalk, Conn. Some 900 acres include forest The Faith and Order discus situation could be compared to cese, was celebrant of the Mass. ity entirely to God but must "It is through communion sions show that the different a strike by cemetery workers. and grazing lands. seek it themselves with all their St. Jude Burse FATHER CLEMENCE F. with His Eucharistic Body that Churches do not have identical “We are not concerned here strength. CARDINAL JAMES F. MeIn Lachowsky, C.S.Sp., is the nov THREE BUILDINGS were in the Lord truly brings us unity Interpretations of the Eucharis with religious belief as such,” Reaches $1,665 tyre of Los Angeles presided in ice master at the Glenwood eluded in the $250,000 transac He addressed a bilingual ecu by giving us Ris Spirit, who tic mystery, he noted. "It is he answered, “but with a civil the ceremonies and gave one of Springs novitiate. Previously he tion. menical rally in conjunction shapes us in His image so that because of these differences that disturbance arising from a re- S'* contributions, two of five absolutions. Archbishop with the fourth international the Father may say in all truth we cannot celebrate the Euchar ligious situation.” iwhich came from donors out was master of novices at the The main house, which has Byrne, 71, died July 25 following meeting of the World Council to each of the baptized; “This istic prayer of unity.” side of the archdiocese, were Holy Ghost novitiate in Ridge 20 rooms fully furnished, will be “Generally speaking," he add surgery -in St. Vincent’s hos field, Conn. of Churches’ Faith and Order ed, “the law protects the gen added to the St. Jude burse for taken over by the Holy Ghost commission. the education of future priests pital, Santa Fe. Three of the novices. Father Fathers Nov. 1. eral rights of citizens and Other absolutions were given Murphy said, are from Cali Stressing the unity in Christ this past week. The gifts, total Another building, an 80 by 32 church bodies.” fornia, one from Iowa, five from already enjoyed by baptized ing $93, bring the burse total by Bishop Metzger, Bishop Ber foot stable, two stories high, has Jesuit School Trains Men nard T. Espelage, O.F.M., of the Chicago area, and one from Christians, he called it “our to $1,665.36. been converted to provide 18 SEN. NORRIS COTTON of Orlando, Fla. All have com great consolation and the source Donors from Denver included: Gallup; Archbishop Robert E. rooms for novices, a chapel, New Hampshire asked Father Lucey -of San Antonio, Tex.; pleted their high school train of our joy.” With 'Delayed Vocations' Anonymous, $1; Mr. and Mrs. classrooms, a recreation room, Cronin how he would distinguish and Archbishop James P. Davis ing and some have completed He pointed to recent signs of whether a facility is public or W. M., $6; and A Convert, $10; and other facilities. Boston — \ former Dublin in life to aspire to the priest of San Juan, Puerto Rice. their college courses. progress in the quest for reli private and from Colorado Springs, G. saloon-keeper, a Belgain coal hood. A seven - room caretaker’s gious unity, but added that “I do feel that when a person C-. house has been remodeled to miner, an ex-army specialist Father Walter J. Martin, S.J., “even this unity is in jeopardy in atomic weapons and the Ok offers facilities for public use. Out-of-state donors included: serve as living quarters for the because of our hesitation to ac- school director, said the pre Ibis becomes a matter of public St. Paul, Minn., M. J. K., $50; priests and two Holy "Ghost willed lahoma manager of a chain of seminarians are given a “lib movie houses are enrolled in life,” Father Cronin replied. and from Tucson. .Ariz., .Anony Brothers, John Reardon and it, because our prejudices set eral dosage” of Latin, Greek, He added that “once a facility mous, $20. Pius Kovacic. the School of St. Philip Neri for French, English, and religion in us up one against the other, be Delayed Vocations here. is open to the public the gov Dedication of the novitiate is cause our ignorance is unable a nine-month course before they ernment has the right to insist The sum of $6,000 will estab planned after the main building to penetrate the veil behind Others include a linotypist, a are certified for formal semin that it be open to all of the lish a seminary burse in per (IL on the property is occupied by which are the unfathomable former Trappist monk, a high ary studies. public without discrimination.” petuity for the education of a the Holy Ghost Fathers. riches of Christ.” school teacher, a tailor, a mul- This provides the classical After Father Cronin read the student for the priesthood. The tilith operator, an airplane pi scholarship required in the theo joint statement to the Senate principal will be invested and lot, a youth supervisor, a var logical schools. Commerce committee. Sen. only the interest used. sity football player from Notre More than 500 seminary can Cotton declared that the state ‘Trail off the Martyrs’ Dame, and a biochemical en didates completed courses at ment “from the moral and spiri- DONATIONS TO the semi- Colorado Springs Academy gineer. the Jesuit school. Of these 243 tual viewpoint is absolutely un- nary burse should be sent to h e y c a ll it the “Trail of the Padres.” It could The school was established graduates went on to semi answerable.” the Most Reverend Urban J. as well be named the “Trail of the Martyrs,” these in 1946 by the Society of Jesus naries to be ordained for 82 Sen. Philip A. Hart of Michi Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, T For Girls Names Faculty (Jesuits) to provide special ed- dioceses, and 119 for 32 reli- gan said: “Father Cronin, I will Chancery office. 1536 Logan 2,000 miles across rugged mountains and blistering ucation for men who decide lateigious orders. send to Gov. Wallace (of Ala- street, Denver 3, Colo. deserts, “the most historic, the most romantic, the Faculty appointments are an Scholastica academy and atiEt. most pathetic in all the world, christened long years nounced for the new Benet Hill Joseph’s high school, Shawnee, ago in the life-blood of those Spanish fathers of old as they car Academy for Girls, to open in Kans. ried the Word of God” into the old Southwest, comprising roughly September at 2555 Chelton road, Benet Hill academy, the only the present-day states of New Mexico and Arizona. Colorado Springs. The school, private high school for girls un to be staffed by the Benedictine Parish Building $242,000 Center The "Trail of the Padres,” it is said, was like an octopus. der Catholic auspices in Colo Sisters, is on the grounds of It started in Mexico City, but its tentacles penetrated into all rado Springs, will start with Benet Hill priory. By Robert McBec | first time ample and adequate and lay teachers. .A walk-in re Seats can be moved to the 74 parts of the old Southwest, and California, as well as northern freshman and sophomore class Sister Liguori Sullivan is prin A $242,000 parish center build-facilities for parish groups to frigerator, dry food storage, a by 42 foot recreational area from Mexico. es for its first school year, 1963- cipal of the academy and will ing which includes a cafeteria fucet. deep freeze, and rest rooms are storage racks under the plat 64. Registration Is under way at IT IS DIFFICULT to reconstruct in our own minds today be instructor in biology. Previ and an auditorium, is under con- The first floor, partly garden planned. form (stage) on the east side. the school. struction at St. Louis’ parish, I level, will contain the cafeteria, Some of the present kitchen the great courage and energy which brought the early Spanish ously she was treasurer of the The second floor also has dress Classes for juniors and sen Englewood, according to the Rt. and the second floor, recrea- equipment will be utilized in the colonists north across the burning deserts to the pueblos of New Mt. St. Scholastica community ing and rest room facilities. iors, Sister Liguori said, will be new cafeteria. The dishwasher Mexico. Today a modern highway, U.S. No. 85, roughly par in Atchison, Kans. Rev. Monsignor Bernard J. Cul-!‘'°"al and auditorium facilities. The center is located one added in succeeding years. len, pastor. and serving line will be hew block west of the church and allels their route from El Paso del Norte (the Pass to the North), Sister Clarita McGarrity will The cafeteria will have a din just west of the present school where the trail met the Rio Grande, which was the great high teach Latin, social sciences, and The academy, she added, will Munsignor Cullen said the ing area to accommodate 362 PRECAST concrete bleachers at Floyd avenue and S. Lincoln way into New Mexico and Colorado. chorus. The past year she was award four types of diplomas— building will be open for use children at one time. The first on the west side of the second classical, .scientific, commercial, at the beginning of the school floor area also has separate din-floor will provide seating for street. It is about 100 feet across Nothing daunted, the early Spanish explorers plunged deep instructor in Latin and music at •Mt. St. Scholastica academy, (Turn to Page 2) |ihis year. It provides for the ing rooms for teaching Sisters;about 300 persons. the play area from the present into present-day America. They did not stop until they had pen school to the new building. The etrated some 500 miles into New Mexico. In l598, nine years be Atchison. (Turn to Page 2) fore the first permanent English settlement was established at Sister Paula Howard is in Jamestown, Va., and 22 years before the Pilgrims landed at structor in English and mathe Plymouth Rock, Don Juan de Onate led his group of settlers to matics. She has served previ Pulpit for Sale! old Yugeuingge, on the west bank of the Rio Grande opposite ously on the faculty at Mt. St. the present San Juan Bautista village. No Confessionals in the process of demolition in THERE HE ESTABLISHED San Gabriel, the fir^t Spanish School Calendar Denver is a large Lutheran settlement in the Southwest, and the headquarters of the provin church. The parish has" moved (Turn to Page 2, Section 2) to a site on which it has erected Given for '63-64 a church. The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil- The furnishings of the old jliam H. Jones, archdiocesan su church have been salvaged by Inside the Regi.stcr ,,. perintendent of schools, has re the Kerdy Wrecking Co., 2819 leased the 1963-64 school sched West 9th avenue. PUBLIC SCHOOLS—in Australia are begging ule for the Archdiocese of Den Included in the church fur ver: for religious teachers, see ...... sec. 2, p. $ nishings is an ornamented oak I Sept. 3 — Classes begin pulpit, together with the stairs. Oct. 10-11 — Teachers’ Insti RISE IN CRIME—annual reports of FBI i The main altar in the church tute chief show serious trend, see ...... p. 4 and one side altar are also 6f Nov. 1 — Feast of All Saints I oak. Nov. 11 — Veterans’ Day I There is also an oak balda- MATURE CHRISTIAN-has four marks by which Nov. 28-29 — Thanksgiving he may be known, see ...... sec. 2, p. 1 'chino ornamented with hand holidays I carving. The pews have been Dec. 23-Jan. 3 (inclusive) — New Parish Center in Englewood .sold to a Pentecostal group in MEN, WOMEN—of thought and action are Christmas holidays needed, says Pope Paul VI, see ...... sec. 2, p. 4 Denver, but the altar rail is in March 26-30 (inclusive) — .\ parish center building (above) for St. Louis parish, the foreground). The street to the left is E. Floyd avenue. tact and available. CKiiltlid Ad< p. U Obituprtios p. 14 Easter holidays Englewood, is expected to be completed in time for the open The present school is to the right rear of the architect's The entire assemblage of fur Edltoriils ..... P. < Rial Eitatt p. 12 May 7 — Feast of Ascension ing of school this fall. The two-story, 88 by 89 feet building, sketch. The church parking area and school playground are Inttructlon MC. 2, p. 1 Sport! p. 10 nishings can be obtained from M m 'i Ev>nt> p. 10 Woman's pp. »-r June 5 — School closes will contain a cafeteria on the first floor and an auditorium on the right. The parish building is one block west of the James A. Kerr, president of the EnMrtdInmtnt P. • Youth p. 12 June 7 — High School gradu- with recreational space on the second floor. The building has church. wrecking company, for $200. tion a main entrance in the 3.3110 block on S. Lincoln street, (in No confessionals are included! Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, August 1, 1963 ——I I < St. Louis Parish to Open Final Tribute Paid to Archbishop Byrne $240,000 Center in Fall (Continued From Page 1) Episcopacy, Archbishop Byrne Overbrook, Pa. He was ordained (Continued From Page 1) $75,000, call for leveling the area Diocese of San Juan, Puerto was secretary to and later Vicar May 22, 1915, in Sts. Peter and General for Bishop James P. Paul’s Cathedral, Philadelphia, children will be able to enter the for parking i^nd playground Rico. He often showed his love McCIoskey of the Diocese of by Archbishop Edmond F. Pren- building from tbe play area on space, \ for the poor. As Bishop of Jaro in the Philippines from 1920 dergast. tbe rear. The parish alsff owns a four- Ponce he opened his Episcopal to 1925. The main entrance of the 88 unit dwelling at 3367-70 S. Lin residence to hundreds of Puerto Born in Philadelphia Aug. 9, PERHAPS THE MOST im by 89 foot buiiding is off tbe coln street, adjacent to present Ricans made homeless by a 1891, the future Archbishop be pressive memorial to Archbish Lincoln street parking area. The church parking and school play hurricane. gan his studies for the priest op Byrne was his dedication to exterior of the building is light ground area. It was purchased Before being named to the hood at St. Charles’ seminary. Christ the Priest in the person cream colored brick veneer over at a cost of $12,000 for future of the consecrated men who reinforced concrete. parish use. carry on His divine priesthood. The cost of construction was The area in the basement of Prep Seminary Building In his 20 years as Archbishop met by the continuous gener the present school, where the of Santa Fe, the Church in that ous support of the parishioners children’s cafeteria has been, through their Offertory program. will be used for one of the sec area flourished. New parishes, bw Is Begun by Theatines schools, rectories, hospitals, Sketch of N Convent at All Saints* Monsignor Cullen said. I. P. ond grade classrooms this year. Gregg is the general contractor. Monsignor Cullen said. (Continued From Page 1) St. Mary’s high school, Colorado and a number of religious in stitutions were initiated under ’There are about 640 pupils awarded the mechanical con Springs. MONSIGNOR CULLEN noted taught in 16 classrooms at St. tract at a cost of $47,037. Father Prohens was master of his direction. He assisted in the foundation All Saints Parish Building that the parish will take posses Louis’ school, staffed by 11 Sis Until the new building is '■om- novices and preacher of spiritual sion Aug. 1 of the 15 lots and ters of St. Joseph of Carondelct of the Servants of the Para pleted, classes for the minor exercises .at the Theatine house the greenhouse on S. Sherman and six lay teachers. The pres clete, conceived by the Very seminarians will be held at the in Spain from 1936 to 1941. He street between E. Floyd avenue ent school, dedicated July 24, Rev. Gerald Fitzgerald, S.P., major seminary, where the stu became superior of the commu Convent h r 11 Sisters and E. Girard.avenue. Plans for 1949, was built at a cost of dents will live. Classes are to nity at Palma in 1941 and prin and given over to the care of the tract purcKh^ed at/a cost of $172,000. be accredited toward a high cipal of the high school there. sick and aged priests. Construction is past the half gram of eight grades is planned. THE MAIN ENTRANCE of school diploma. The new rector at the semin way mark on a $138,871 convent Three Sisters of the Precious convent opens into a large foyer ary became provincial delegate ARCHBISHOP BYRNE co in All Saints’ parish, Denver. Blood of Dayton, 0., are to ar which leads to two parlors, an FATHER JAMES Prohens, for the foundation of two Thea founded the Handmaids of the The two^story building will have rive and staff the school in Sep office, and an additional writ C.R., is the new rector at St. tine houses in Argentina in 1946. Precious Blood, a society of 11 rooms for Sisters and marks tember. Lay teachers have been Andrew Avellino’s, succeeding He served in this capacity until women whose purpose is the ing alcoyp, A large community the first convent since the par conducting the school, and three named provincial in Spain (1951- sanctification of priests through room, refectory, kitchen, dish Father Francis Colom, C.R., ish was organized. lay teachers remain on the fac rector since November, 1959, and 54). prayer and service. room, and housekeeper’s quar Father John Harley Schmitt, ulty for the 1963-64 school year. newly named pastor of Our He assisted in establishing the ters are on the first floor. pastor, said that beginning in Henry J. DeNicola is archi Lady of Guadalupe parish, Colo COMING TO THE U S. in Little Brothers of the Good Shep On the second floor are 11 fall the parish school will in tect for the convent, being erec rado Springs. 1954, Father Prohens served at herd, a congregation dedicated rooms for the Sisters and an clude grades three through eight. ted on the parish property on S. Ordained in 1936, Father Pro St. Cajetan’s parish, Denver, to the care of the poor and the office for the superior. Each Begun in September, 1959, Federal boulevard and W. Vas- and Our Lady of Fatima par destitute ill. The group of Brt)th- room has built-in wardrobes. hens has been pastor of Our sar avenue. Five acres of land Lady of Guadalupe parish since ish, Mexico City, Mexico, before ers, under their founder. Broth with grades seven and eight, Adequate closet facilities are owned by the parish were pur 1955. The past three years he being named pastor of the Colo er Matthias, is expanding to the school has added one grade provided in the whole building. each succeeding year. A full pro chased here in 1949. also served on the faculty of rado Springs parish. works throughout the U.S. and In the basement there will be The preparatory seminary, the Canada. ' i a 43 by 16 foot recreational first such institution in the Arch Besides encouraging the works room, which will be used for The Denver Catholic diocese of Denver, marks a of Franciscan Fathers and the Colorado Springs Academy music and vocational programs, Register milestone in the history of the Carmelites in his archdiocese. laundry and sewing rooms, a Theatine Fathers, who came to Archbishop Byrne promoted the cold storage room, a truck room, Published Weekly by The Colorado in 1906. activities of the Jesuits, Domin and the boiler room. Catholic Press Society, Inc., icans, Servites, and other reli For Girls Names Faculty The building is designed for a 938 Bannock Street, Denver. The Theatines staff eight par ishes in Colorado, three in the gious groups. future wing adding six more Subscription: $4-00 Per Year^ the Sisters in Iowa, Missouri, Denver archdiocese and five in As hundreds attended the Sol (Continued From Page 1) rooms and extending to the Entered as Second Class^ and Kansas. She received her the Pueblo diocese. Provincial emn Pontifical Requiem Mass and general. A minimum of 18 east. A two-car garage may be Matter at the Post Office, in Santa Fe’s historic Cathedral units will be required for grad M.A. degree from the Catholic Denver, Colo. headquarters are at St. Andrew entered off a corridor from the Avellino’s seminary. July 31, they, knew a great era uation. University of America and is first floor. had ended and a great spiritual completing studies for a mas leader had left them. For them SISTER LIGUORI has served ter of science degree at Notre HIGHLIGHTING the building the death of Archbishop Byrne as principal of St. Joseph’s high Dame university. in the form of a wing is a L b IB2V1AN. T bB o c k h o r s t q C o. is the poignant loss of a spiritual school, Shawnee, Kans. Benet Hill priory serves as chapel that will accommodate father and a great friend. She received her master of a mother house for some 80 16 Sisters. A decorative carved MISSALE t l 5 0R41 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. Deacon of the Requiem Mass science degree from Kansas Benedictine Sisters of the Atch wall behind the altar forms the was the Rt. Rev. Monsignor State university. As a recipient ison community who are teach reredos, behind which is a con Manuel Rodriguez. Chancellor, of a National Science Founda ing in Colorado. fessional and a service closet. ^ H A U n O H C C tion grant, the academy princi and the subdeacon was Father The Atchison community pur The sacristy may be entered pal did further study in biology Pax Schicker, O.F.M., pastor of chased the former San Luis from an outside entrance as weil ROMANUM at Kansas State Teachers’ col the Cathedral parish. Auxiliary Ranch School for Girls property as from the chapel. A copper Bishop Stephen A. Leven of San lege, Emporia, and in guidance on Chelton road in October, spire on the chapel roof will be Antonio preached in English and counseling at Creighton uni 1960. The site includes 19 acres directly over the altar. Leaded ALL REVISED NEW INSERTS and Spanish. versity, Omaha. and seven buildings within the cathedral glass windows will be Interment was in Rosario Sister Clarita, who holds a limits of Colorado Springs. used. cemetery, Santa Fe. B..A. degree with a double ma Eventually the Sisters who be jor in Latin and music, is a long to the Benet Hill priory Total square footage in the BREVIARIUM ROMANUM member of the National Catho will have their membership building is 9,975. The unit cost "for Better Cab Service" lic Music Educators’ association. transferred to it from Mt. St. is $13.92 per square foot. Ail M A M E — DESCLEE-> BENZIGER She has taught in schools staffed Scholastics. The priory will be electrical and telephone service by the Benedictine Sisters in come an independent, autono to the building is underground. Zone Cab Kansas and Missouri. mous house. The general contract was awarded to the C. 0. Robert 10% OFF > NEXT 10 DAYS HlaaiRT W. LKIBMAN CIRALD J. HINCMANN CERARO R. TiaOCKHORlT, CRCU MAin 3-7I7I SISTER PAULA has served RENOVATIONS to accommo son Construction Co., Denver, in high schools conducted by date library facilities and a bio for a total cost of $138,871. This logy laboratory are under way in the main building of the includes the mechanical con Clarke's Church Goods Benet Hill campus. tract amounting to $25,712 to A little theater and language the Whelan Heating and Engi 1633 Tremont Place 825-3789 laboratory are being prepared neering Co, and $12,108 in elec in Marian hall. Lunch facilities trical work being done by Acme Charge Accounts Invited are offered in St. Ann’s hall ad Electric Co. The Sensible, Secure Way to Save! jacent to the main building. Wx OPEN HOUSE for students, parents, and friends is being planned. New ® Protected-Interest One-Year The first event to take piace in the little theater of Marian hall will be a recital of music students of Sister Rosina Baum The REGISTER SAVINGS CERTIFICATES gartner on Sunday, Aug, 4. 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The Rev. Owen McHugh, again on Aug. 9 and will present 0| IlltMtoVlIOMEN chaplain of Mercy Hospital, certificates to couples who have Denver, will serve as director attended all the sessions. of the Pre-Cana Conference scheduled Aug. 4, 5, 7, and 9 in A REGISTRATION of $5 cov the Pre-Cana Center, East Fifth ers the cost of lunch on Sunday, Notable record oi making rosaries avenue and Josephine streets, refreshments each evening, and Denver. materials given the couples. All couples planning marriage Reservations may be made by demonstrated by Leadville guild are urged to attend these ses calling FL 5-8154. sions. The U active members of St. than 500 rosaries. One mem Norman Lake, Mrs. Pete Mil The opening session will start Frances X. Cabrinl Rosary ber has chained 3,500; two ler, Miss Alice Smalich, Mrs. at 1:15 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 4, Making guild, Leadville, can have chained 2,500; and three William Skala, Mrs. James with Father McHugh speaking Annual boast of an enviable record. have chained ^300. The two O’Neal, Mrs. M. D. Rood, on the preparation of couples In the eight years during male members have chained Mrs. Frank Garcia, Mrs. An for holy and happy marriage. nurses' which the guild has been ac over 800 each since joining the drew Champeau, Leo J. Kelly, On Aug. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Don tive these memebrs have guild in September. and Dr. Vincent E. Kelly. Planning SI, Andrew Seminary Banafit Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. hand-chained 22,303 rosaries, The Rev. George Spehar is Frank Vattavo will speak on the retreat all of which have been sent THE GUILD meets month spiritual advisor of the group. Making final plans for the second annual on Monday, Aug. 12, at 11:30 a.m. Donation domestic issues of married life. Catholic practical nurses of to the missions. ly for members to receive August benefit card party sponsored by the Is $1, and tickets may be reserved by call The physical aspects of mar Denver will join graduate nurses No member has chained less supplies and turn in com Friends of St. Andrew AvelUno Seminary, ing Mrs. Qyde Wright, SP 7-7561; Mrs. ried life will be discussed by at the annual retreat to be held pleted rosaries. The group is Denver, are, left to right, Mrs. Jo Ford, James Sullivan, SP 7-5231; or Mrs. W. Dr. F. Bjork and Dr. Robert at El Pomar retreat house, self-supporting as each mem Miss Margaret Glasier, and Mrs. Evelyn Car Schrodt, SP 7-7562. Schonenbaum on Aug. 7. Colorado Springs, Sept. 6-S. SEWING LESSONS ber pays for bis own supplies penter. ’The luncheon and party will be held Father McHugh will speak Since the former were invited and pays monthly dues to cov of to join the council, they are eli er postage. gible to participate in the spiri A U KINDS Opon House on Aug. 3 tual benefits of the organizaUon, ay Members are Mrs. Harold Trevethan, president; Mrs. among which is the annual re DeJEHLEN Adolph Kuss, secretary; Mrs. Hospital board's project treat. Edward Kelly, treasurer; Mrs. DRESSMAKING The retreat will begin on Fri STYLING - DESIGNING day, Sept. 6, at 6 p.m. dinner, and will close after Benediction ALTERNATIONS E ng aged success in Colo. Springs 10 to 4 PM. at 4:15 on Sunday, Sept 8. The Mr. and Mrs. Hugo A. Hein retreat fee is $20. A $5 deposit Coll 255-5010 rich have announced the engage A year’s labor, collecting and before the success of the pro pasting 900 books of stamps to ject was in sight. is required on each reservation. 1650 Emerson ment of their daughter, Dolores The entire fee includes six Ann, to Lt. Robert Gordon Lo purchase a new autotechnicon As it turned out, merchants for St. Francis’ hospital, Colo as well as individuals support meals, two nights’ lodging, and renz, son of rado Springs, will be climaxed ed the project. At the end of the the retreat master’s fee. This Mr. and Mrs. with an open house Saturday, campaign, the hospital had, in year the retreat will be conduct Robert A. Lo Aug. 3, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the addition to the new technicon, ed by the Rev. Columban renz of Miami, By Julie Lorene Distinctive third floor laboratory of the a new glass case for the gift Browning, C.P., of Des Moines, Fla. IF YOU HAVE some ham hospital. shop purchased with Mor Value la. Miss Hein left over from that big dinner, stamps and still enough stamps For information and reserva Portraits rich attended Primarily a Gold Bond stamp here’s a dish that should find for a cash register, which is tions persons can call either Colorado state project sponsored by the wom You are cordially In favor with the whole family on order. Betty Moriarity at 825-8975, or vited to aee our Por university in en’s board, members campaign traiture In Black and ham and rice croquettes. It Cele Geiger at 3554)800. In Col Wbite, Uila and Direct Fort Collins. comes from Mrs. Edna Walsh ed for, sorted, pasted, traded, Color. and counted stamps for months THE AUTOTECHNICON is orado Springs, nurses may call Her fiance is a of St. James’ parish, Denver. far superior to the outmoded the superior. Sister Eudora, at 1963 graduate The recipe here makes eight to machine in use prior to the El Pomar. Foingold Studios M lu Htliiilch of the United 10 croquettes: Colorado Springs delivery of the new one. States Air Force academy. He 2 tablespoons shortening Clarence West, histologist, Hilton Hotel is now stationed at Williams Air 4 tablespoons flour cited its two chief advantages: DRY CLIANINO Force base, Arizona. The wed weddings Phone 266 1928 teaspoon salt ’Twice the output can be real AND LAUNDRY ding will be December 28. H teaspoon paprika MUNRO-MOORE ized in the new machine, and c*n Pomelo Ann Moore, doughter of Mr. 1 cup milk ond Mrs. Richord C. Moore, Colorodo both processing and straining 6TH AVE. 1 egg Springs, become the bride of E. Scott can be done in one operation. CASCADE Munro, son of Mr. end Mrs. W. E. 1 cup cooked rice Munro of South Bronch, N.J. Cere> It addition, the operation can liMTt & OLIVER'S 1 cup ground cooked ham mony was performed July 14 in the be recessed and begun again Holy Rosary Chapel In Cascade. FoU MARION Sifted crumbs lowing a trip to New Jersey, the automatically, saving the time Meat Market Egg couple will reside In Denver. of the technician. Shortening for frying EASTMAN-CARR Laboratory personnel, hos Colorado Shoe Co. 1. Make a white sauce of Mary Ann Carr of Colorado Springs pital administration and staff "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats" and Lt. Lawrence R. Eastman, who — SKI BOOTS — flour, shortening, seasonings was graduated from the U.S. Air Force members invite all who con HIKING - CLIMBING 50CCFR and milk. Stir in lightly beaten Time Out for ‘H arve y’ Academy, were united in marriage July tributed stamps to attend the 6 In Pauline Chapel in Broadmoor. BOOTS C H O ia STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER egg. Harvey, above, the stuffed rabbit who represents the im The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. open house Aug. 3 and see the LAFUMA CLIMBING PACKS 2. Combine with rice and ham. George M Jones of Colorado Springs. autotechnicon. Mrs. William Fresh Poultry Fish aginary rabbit of Mary Chase’s prizewinning comedy, "Har Bridegroom Is the ion of Col. and I H/.|. . I : MAM Mix thoroughly. Chill mixture vey,” is the only one who seems to be taking it easy as he Mrs. John R. Eastman of Bartcsdalt Cagnoni wiU serve refresh 3103 E. Colfax 355-1991 9 Professional Meat Cutters to Serve You ' Air Force Base, La. A reception fol* ments. before shaping into croquettes. is pictured with members of the women’s auxiliary of St. Jo lowed at the Ent A FB NCO Club. Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6th Ave. • 3. Dip in crumbs, then in egg seph’s hospital, Denver. Auxiliary members have been busy Following a trip, the couple will re* diluted with 1 tablespoon water side at Enid, Okla., while the bride* lately promoting the Aug. 19 benefit performance of the groom Is stationed at Vance AFB. and in crumbs again. comedy at Elitch Gardens theater, and have been seeking 4. Fry in deep shortening heat theatergoers to attend at $5 each for regular tickets. Proceeds My FREE-FREE-FREE 3 E L C A R F E N C E ELGAR ed to 365 degrees F. until cro of the worth-while venture will go toward the $11,500 in ad quettes are golden brown (about vanced X-ray equipment installed in the hospital. Left to right ‘Bolanglng' 30 GOLD BOND STAMPS m H 5 minutes). Drain on paper are Mrs. Joseph Little, Mrs. WiUiani Burkart, Mrs. E{lenne Boast toweling. Perenyl, and Mrs. Herman Seep. With This Ad and.$1.00 Purchase m Serve hot with buttered green By V, C. Crum vegetables and fruit salad. SI. Joseph Hospital Bonefil My love is a poem Z breathed by God. LINCOLN DRUG ONLY Engaged My life is a book FREE DELIVERY Tickets now available being written by Him. n 2345 So. Federal WE. 5-4661 m Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hans- My sociality is a play ONE... gen, Denver, have announced God-authored and directed m the engage for 'Harvey' opening — world audienced: r ment of their but I myself, whole- daughter. Miss Members of St. Joseph’s hos cardiovascular laboratory. The personwise, n Connie K a y pital’s women’s auxiliary re hospital’s new $9 million dollar, am someone who belongs ELCAR FENCE Hansgen, t o ported brisk ticket sales in 12-floor addition is expected to in eternal Love with Him ' ' D E N V E R > Pfc. John J. Denver for the opening night open next spring. — uniquely to my God. I Ruff, U.S. Ma performance Aug. 19 of Mary rine Corps. Chase’s Harvey, starring Joe “ALL THE proceeds of the Laywomen Announce STOP! Private Russ is T l E. Brown, at Elitch Gardens opening night performance will the son of Mr. theater, Denver. Retreat in September your Leaky roof . . . m and Mrs. Fred go directly to the auxiliary and in turn, will be turned over to □ Z Ruff of Gering, Denver and area residents are The Catholic Laywomen’s Re CALL US S K 6 -8 3 9 1 Mill Hantgtn Neb. Miss being offered an opportunity of the hospital,” said Mrs. John treat Association, Denver, will m Hansgen is a seeing an outstanding s t^ e Akolt, promotion director of the sponsor a day of recollection recent graduate KITTLE — THEISEN ROOFING CO. nof George Washington high comedy, as well as contributing auxiliary’s project. for women Sunday, Sept. 22, at ELGAR FENCE ELGAR m school, Denver. No date has to the advanced X-ray equip The response has been very Mount St. Vincent’s Home for 15910 E. Colfax Aurora, Colorado been set for the wedding. ment installed in the hospital’s good to date, Mrs. Akolt point Boys, West 42nd avenue and ed out. “We still have many Lowell boulevard, Denver. The Re-toofing and Repaiis Phone 364-5294 tickets available at $5 each and retreat master will be the Rev. Shingles — Siding If no answer, Phone Edward Borkowski of the So all purchasers are assured Slate — Tile 364-1856 ciety of the Divine Word. fVe take better care of your clothes** good seat to the comedy,” she said. "Those who purchase the $5 tickets,” she added, "need not 4 4 4 turn them in for seat choices. Arrangements have been made so that the purchaser will be m u . u t n i l :v afforded a good seat with the ticket bought from the auxili IN ADDITION TO ary members.” A Dollar Bill Is Your Magic Carpet to Bargainlond This Week Co-chairmen of the benefit are Mrs. William Kindel Brown OUR REGULAR and Mrs. Robert Stewart. Miss Ruth Lanphier is ticket chair Snow Star brand man and is being assisted by Assorted Flavors Mrs. R. J. Campbell, auxiliary 2 * 1 PROFESSIONAL president; Mrs. Etienne Perenyi Ice Cream is in charge of patron dona tions, which are $25. QUALITY Quaker State THE AUXILIARY hopes to brand Pieces match or exceed the more than & Stems 1 0 » s i DRY CLEANING CAREFULLY PRESSED $4,000 raised in 1961 and 1962 in Mushrooms motion picture benefits by the organization. We Offer for Your Convenience Recent wedding N o . 303 1 1 Pearl Jean Coble, daughter of Highway brand cans ^ I ★ SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE— Mrs. Ruth H. Goble, San Diego, Tomatoes Calif., was married in St. Paul’s 7 chapel in the Cathedral, Den ★ COIN-OP MACHINE ‘‘CLEAN & STEAM" AT 25c LB. ver, to Robert Earl Lee of 429 E. 14th Street. ■k CUSTOM ALTERATIONS Father Gerald J. Stremel, assistant at the Cathedral, offici T-Bon6 StBdks £»> 99 ated at the ceremonies. ★ ONE H O U R SERVICE — NO EXTRA CHARGE Mrs. Lee formerly attended Hoover high school in San Die 116 f. 13th Ave. go. Mr. Lee attended South high 1490 Carr 5915 So. University school in Denver. He is a plumb Arvada Square Shopping Center Colfax at Pierce 518 E. Colfax er’s apprentice. The couple are Tonidtoss * making their home in Denver. ' 2 29 Colo. Blvd. at Evans 7130 No. Federal 38th & Benton Irving & W. Alameda 34th & Downing 73 E. Belleview News Deadline! j The deadline for news stories IN COLORADO SPRINGS I and pictures to appear in the WE GIVE I “Denver Catholic Register" is GOLD BOND 317 So. Nevada Venetian Village Food Bank Shopping Center Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond SAFEWAY ents are asked to have their ma terial at the "Register" office STAMPS at this time to assure publica WE REFUSE TO OPEN ON SUNDAYS We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. tion in the following Thursday Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru Saturday. August 3, 1963. ; issue.
nZ m m r >□ mn 2 4 9 4 0 EAST EVANS r Weddings in archdiocese Tfiursday, August 1, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 7 ..^rcliLiAliop^6 Q m U ADORERS LEARN HOW TO BECOME { Blood donors are requested Pat Canino will entertain No for Joseph Norton, husband of tre Dame circle Aug. 8. Trudy INTIMATE FRIENDS OF CHRIST Irene Norton of Queen of Lathrop will be hostess for St. Heaven circle, who is seriously Catherine’s circle Aug. 1. The Men of the Nocturnal Adora fer forgiving to judging. For FOLLOWING ARE the hours ill in St. Luke’s hospital. Per meeting of Pope John XXIII tion Society will spend the night giving will give us much great assigned to the members of var sons able to donate blood should circle will be Aug. 7 in Phyllis before the first Friday, Aug. er happiness than taking re ious parishes: make an appointment with the Graebing’s home. 1-2, adoring Our I.ord in the venge. 900 o'clock — St. John's, St. Rost of Lima, Prtstntatlon, Christ the King, Sts. blood bank at St. Luke's, or call Marje Mebard will host a pic Blessed Sacrament in Holy The man who learns in Noc Virginia Collins, 333-4663, for Peter and Paul, Holy Name, Ft. Logan; nic for ,St. John the Evangelist Ghost Church, downtown Den turnal Adoration to become an St James. further information. ver, 10-11 o'clock > Holy Ghost. St. Eliza- circle Aug. 4. Helen Peake was intimate friend of Jesus in the beth'«, All Saints. Noire Dame. St. Cathe St. Francis de Sales circle will Mass will be celebrated at rine, Derby. one of the judges for “Secretary meet Aug. 6 in the home of Mary midnight. Confessions will be Blessed Sacrament is never IM ) o'clock Cathedral. St. Joseph Brady.______of the Year.” .Agnes Ryan, sis (CSSR), St. Mary Magdalena, St. Caie- heard throughout the night. lonely in the world nor will he tan. St. Bernadette. Lakewood; Our Lady ter of Catherine Breen, died in Communion will be distributed be in the hereafter. He will al of Fatima. Engaged every hour after midnight. 12-1 o'clock — St. Vincent de Paul. St. Colorado Springs recently. ways have a friend, a friend in Dominic's. St. Therese, Aurora; Our Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam A. ‘The members of the Noc the crowd, a friend in solitude: Lady of Grace, St. Mary's, Littleton; Seery have announced the en Vessel of Honor circle will Nativity of Our Lord. Broomfield. Our Lord will be always with gagement of meet Aug. 6 in the home of turnal Adoration Society, as 1 2 o'clock — Annunciation, St. Francis MRS. ROCCO LaGUARDIA, MRS. -RICHARD ENGEL, him, in his thoughts, in his imag de Sales, Mother of God. their daughter, Helen Ahrendt. Roberta Foxi adorers of the Blessed Sacra MRS. JAN A. CHAPEL, the JR., the former Annetta the former Patricia Diane ment, are especially devoted to ination. in his heart and in his 2- 3 o'clock ~ Bleued Sacrament, Holy Mary Kay, to will entertain Our Lady of the' Louise Ferrero, is the daugh Rosary, St. Joseph (Polish). Cure d'Ars. former Rexann Marie Thomas, Martelli, is the daughter of learning how to become inti soul. Larry L. Len- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gosper 3- 4 o'clock — St. Philomena's, St. Pa j Rockies circle Aug. 6. is the daughter of Mrs. Rex Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mar mate friends of Christ in the And the man who makes God trick's, St. Anne, Arvada; Holy Family. on, son of Mr. M ^ t Precious Blood. I Alma Lee will be hostess for H. Thomas of Golden and the A. Ferrero. Denver. Bride telli. Bridegroom is the son of Holy Eucharist,” said the Rev. his Beloved — what more could and Mrs. Rob groom is the son of Mrs. Rocs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Engel. 4- 5 o'clock ~ Assumption. Sacred Heart, ert D. Lenon St. Joseph’s circle Aug. 8. The late Mr. Thomas. Bridegroom William Gallagher, director of he want? His heart becomes St. Anthony of ^adua, St. Louis. Engle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. CO E. LaGuardia, Sr., and the Ceremony was performed the group. Following is Father awakened to all the beauty wood; Our Lady of Mt. Carnftel. Guardian of Holdrege, meeting of Blessed Virgin Mary late Mr. I^Guardia. The dou Angel, All Sm Is. S. Englewood; Our Anthony A. Chapel of Lake- June 15 in St. Catherine’s Gallagher’s statement; there is within and without. To L a ^ of Lourdes. Holy Cross, Thornton. Neb. The bride circle will be Aug. 6 in Rosalie ble-ring ceremony was per 5- 4 o'clock ^ St. Ignatius Loyola. St. wood. The double-ring cere church, Denver. The bride is him all things appeal, every elect is a grad formed recently in Assump Catherine, St. Joseph, Golden; St. Pius, Heuer’s home. mony was performed July 6 a graduate of Holy Family IN NOCTURNAL Adoration thing unfolds itself, and it is Holy Trinity, Westminster. uate of Mache- tion church, Welby. A recep in Our Lady of Fatima church, high school, Denver, Her hus we establish a relationship with beauty to his eyes because he beuf high tion was held. Following a band is a senior at Regis col Mh> SM ry school, Denver, Wifa Preservers . . Lakewood. A brunch for the God. We learn to feel a real lives in the presence of God. trip to Nevada, the couple are lege. A reception followed the Her fiance attended Nebraska wedding party followed. Re love and attachment for Our When a man learns in Noc residing in Denver. ceremony. State College. The couple will ception was held at the Tiffin Ix)rd Jesus Christ. In Nocturnal turnal Adoration to become the be married Sept. 7 in St. James inn. The couple took a trip Adoration we learn to make intimate friend of Our Lord, church, Denver. to Hawaii. God a reality until this relation then he looks upon his friends TRADmONAUY ship with God becomes more with affection, on his enemies 7 • THE FINEST IN real than any other relationship with forgiveness and strangers ' POkTRAIT PHOTOCHAPHY Dr. James P. Gray in this world. In doing this a with sympathy. DtRCCr COiO«,..OA RAINrjNGS man does not thus become cold; If we would learn more about HACK i WHITE OPTOMETRIST he becomes more loving. It is the joy of living, if we desire Photogrophy By the godless man who is cold, to have the strength to love fully Eyes Examined impressed by the lovelessness and live actively, let us join of this world. But the one who with our fellow Catholic men in 44SS t. e W A t AVE. • SM-6353 Visual Care is in love with God, the one participating in Nocturnal Ado-; To keep com fresh longer, who has become an intimate ration. I 213 Colo. Bldg. cut off a small piece from friend of God — his love be 1615 Calif. (he end of the stalk and stand comes living; he is no longer] ears In bucket with about an cold; he fulfills his duties to] For Appointment Call: inch of cold water, leaving those related to him in thisj 825-8883 husks in place until ready to world much more than does the! godless man. When we become intimate (CASH AND CARRY) friends of God then we begin to on the cleaning of understand the real meaning of MRS. DAVID L. POTAK, the love of God for us — His a l l the former Nancy Jean Foehl, MRS. L. JAY MILLER, the mercy and compassion and His • HOME FURNISHINGS is the daughter of Mr. and former Margaret Ann Francis, sense of forgiveness. We learn MRS. JEROME C. ELL- Mrs. Paul J. Foehl, Denver. is the daughter of Mr. and that God is not the servant of Rugs, draperits. upholsttrad MANN, the former Patricia the law — He is Master of the Bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Francis, Jr., furniture, slipcovers, law. He judges when He judges; Ann Bauer, is the daughter of of Denver. Bridegroom is the and Mrs. Jacob Potak of Bing- but also when He forgives. He blankets, bed spreads, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. hampton, N. Y. The double son of Mrs. Vera Miller, Den forgives. He is the Forgiver, Bauer o' Lakewood. Bride ring ceremony was performed ver. The double-ring ceremony because beyond and above His with pick up and delivery groom is the son of Mrs. Mil recently in St. James’ church, was performed July 6 in Most power of justice there is His service or on wall-to-wall dred A. Ellmann of Waupun, great power of love and com Precious Blood church, Den carpeting cleaned in the home Wis. The double-ring ceremony Denver. A reception followed passion. which is His very be ver. Following a trip to Yel was performed July 20 in Our at the Denver Athletic club. ing. We, the human beings of Call 623-6161 Lady of Fatima church. Lake- The couple are residing in Ro lowstone, the couple are mak this world, learn from Him toj wood. chester, Minn. ing their home in .Arvada. avoid judging others. We pre
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Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, August 1, 1963 Absurd Drama Shows j Looking at Things By Lon Hcaly of the 20’s, 30's and 40's, the GRAMP ON JAZZ audience was asked to vote on the decade they liked best. Last fall, my neighbor Gramp Gramp said: “I voted for the Suttie visited his hometown of M’s.” CiCfeKjwkmeMt' Pinkamink. Ind. While there, I laughed and said; “How Pius XII as Villain his grandchildren “dragged” come? I thought you didn’t him out to what they called a Por Hi * U fte iM r care for any kind of jazz.” , By C. J. Zecha THE MAGAZINE does not tality. The Pope, the Italian wri “jazz seminar” over at the high Gramp answered: “Well, I A German drama that in voice a comment except in a ter said, “had decided early on school auditorium. don’t, to be honest about it. troduces the saintly Pope Pius New Album on Pope John Released preface to the Rospigliosi story in the war that official and pub After hearing the jazz styles But the reason I voted for the XII as a villain for not stop and another story about the lic acts and denunciations — M’s was because a feller could A specially recorded collec corded during his election and The album is composed of ping the Nazis’ persecution of drama written by Franz Spel- however dramatic — were not at least still tell what tunes tion of tapes presenting the coronation, his closing address tapes selected from “The Jews in Germany is again stir Stars Overpaid, man and datelined Berlin. The effective againsf the Nazis. He they were playing.” highpoints in the reign of Pope to the Second Ecumenical Coun Sounds of The Vatican" (Mar preface points out .that the followed other lines of resist Paper Comnlains John XXIII has been released cil, a public audience, a canon tin Haley Productions), a sound drama to some is “another ance, among them, strong Rome — Football players, by Mercury Records. ization ceremony, and one of his portrait of the State of Vatican novel attempt by the Germans though discreet diplomatic rep film Condomnod The tapes of Pope John speak last appearances at the window City and a monumental effort pop singers, and actors and to shrug off the guilt of the resentations . . . and helping in actresses are being paid too ing represent the first time a in recording. of the Nazi horror from their shoul dividual Jews or groups with THE BALCONY, a Continen total presentation of life in the much in Italy, and “who has tal Films release currently The excerpts included in the ^ c \ U D I ders.” It notes that “the crudity out public announcements that the courage to touch the?” Vatican State in recordings has A U D i e n c e of Hochhuth’s Vatican char would have angered the all pow showing in Denver, has been been authorized by the State of Mercury album were recorded complained an article in II Quo- during a period ranging from acter and scenes . . . is com erful Nazis and brought repris classified C, Condemned, by the Vatican City. ing up comment and controver tidiano. Catholic Action daily early December, 1962, to Feb parable to the most stereotyped als on the Jews.” Legion of Decency for the fol Titled simply “Pope John POPt .lOHN xxiti sy — this time on the Italian here. ruary, 1963, except for the elec Communist propaganda,” but Rospigliosi’s statement re lowing reasons; . XXIH” . the album presents a scene. “Footballers may earn 10 tion and coiDnation segments, concedes that whatever the de flects the official attitude of the ''An obscent and blaspbtmous txcuriion chronicle of the Pontiff’s brief Rome’s reaction to the Italian times more than an industrial which were recorded by Vatican fects of the play, the young Vatican, as expressed by Mon into a world of parvarsfon, this fMm offars reign, including his voice re- publication of Rolf Hochhuth’s ist,” the article said. Its audianca a dark extrcita In tvM for IH Radio in 1958. dramatist has “managed to put signor Alberto Giovannetti of the own saka. In commantlof upon tha maan- Der Stellvertreter (the Vicar of “A pop singer earns more for on a dramatic finger on a sen State Secretariat in the Vati ing and vahMs of Ufa, tha fllnvnftakar Christ) is reported in a recent one night’s performance than espousat ■ cynical phlfotophy of hopalass- AFTER INCLUDED in the album is sitive European nerve.” can daily, Osservatore Romano. nets, ^surdity and pasilmlsm. As an an- issue of Show magazine. In an an ordinary worker during a what is perhaps one of the most The distrubing element of the The prelate wrote that the Pope tlcamAst for prurlant Intarast tha film's YOUR article, William Rospigliosi, a whole year, and actors and taatmant highlights gross suogastivaness whole affair, noted in an edi had chosen “the only possible In costuming, dialogua and situations. It moving moments in the Pope’s papal prince who is a Vatican actresses demand hundreds of entire reign, which took place torial in the June 2 issue of the way not to aggravate the sad Is to ba notad that although this film Is correspondent for the newspa millions of lire for one film.” an Amarican Production, It doas not baar Register National Edition, is the fate of those whom "the Pope tha saal of approval of tha Production during a general audience in per II Tempo, details the effect fact that U.S. showman-impres- intended to help by the most ef Coda Adm inistration." late January of this yep. of the play upon both Church sario Billy Rose plans to pro fective means at the time, name of the papal palace to bless the Large groups of South Amer Newman Award to Go OUR MOUNTAIN officials and laymen. duce the drama, retitled in Eng io rn a Oroono Ouo§t people in St. Peter’s square. ly, diplomatic contacts and ne To George Shuster FUVORED ATMOSPHERE ican pilgrims appeared at the lish as The Deputy, on Broad gotiations.” The album is narrated by Fa Sala Clementina, and many of way. It was previously consid Washington — George N. Lome Greene, TV’s Ben Cart The implication of Hochhuth, ther O’Donnell, chief announcer ered by producer David Mer Shuster, prominent Catholic ed wright on the Sunday, night “Bo them could not be accommo a non-Jewish German, that the Villagrove for Vatican Radio, who provides rick, who rejected it with the ucator and author, will receive nanza” series, will be Max Gold dated. Their disappointment Pope refrained from interven brief translations (the Pontiff comment that it is “historically the 1963 Cardinal Newman ing in favor of the Jews for ul berg’s guest “On the Spot,” speaks in Latin, French and was intense, and sensing this, inaccurate, highly exaggerated, award, which honors a layman terior motives or financial gains, Sun., Aug. 4, on KLZ-TV, Chan Italian in the album) and ex the Pope went out of his way slanderous, and in complete bad for qualities of Christian lead Italian Rospig liosi writes, “is judged so nel 7, Denver, at 10:30 p.m. planations of the events por taste.” ership. Restaurant to meet with them and give preposterous as to contain its Greene will be in Denver this trayed. Rospigliosi’s report indicates Shuster, who is now assistant and Pizzeria them an informal audience of own self-evident denial.” weekend to make a round of that most Romans, leftists in to the president of Notre Dame their own. personal apearances on behalf THIS ALBUM is a cherished cluded, hold the same opinion It was an undisputed fact that (Ind.) university, was president Applewood Grove Center' of a housing tract. living memorial to the thousands of the drama, which poses the the Pope helped the Jews, Ros of Hunter college. New York, 20th k Youngfield As he is heard in the record of people of all faiths who re pigliosi indicates. He notes that from 1939 to 1960. He will re ing, he is commiserating with single question: Was the late spected and loved Pope John. Piux XII, one of the few re two historians of Italian Judai ceive the award Aug. 31 at the them, almost apologetically. vered figures of the bloody time sm, Attiio Milano and Renzo 48th annual convention of the This gesture is an appropriate when the Nazis were committing De Felice, emphatically assert National Newman Apostolate in symbol of the hundreds of in their mass murders, himself a in their books that through the Lafayette, La. Pope’s orders monasteries and dividual acts during the period “criminal” for not denouncing the atrocities? convents were opened to the of his terrible illness by which Jews for protection. Pope John showed his great and exalted love. IN REBUTTAL of the charges, The author also indicates STEAKS On ‘Heusn of Lord’ Rospigliosi presents evidence doubt as to the accuracy and Cocktails - Wine - Beer The album is now available that Pius XII, far from being thoroughness of Hochhuth’s CRiST HOTEL at Denver and area record Albert A. Riede, investment anti-Semitic, effectively helped “factual research” before writ Open Sundays 12 to 8 p.m. Broadway and Welton stores for S4-98 in monaural and executive, will represent the the Jewish victims of Nazi bru- ing the play. The playwright, /Int, M Rovint «ew^ Orders to Go! 1M nictly lumltlMd and Dtcarattd SS.98 in stereo. Catholic faith on the “House be said, consulted only one Vat •It... oA/i OW XvgMt M M outsid* rooffli, largt piMunt lobby, of the Lord” television pro tUir At »mWMl.md with 75 Dial 233-6111 T.V., complttt boltl MrvKt, cKs* to Famify Theater ican source in the fall of 1959. »:i"|i|ii.hiii.l> "M> ' HliilptfMHIUtliDllillium-iltllMIIMUUlilllliljii;^ gram Sunday, Aug. 4, on KLZ- cermfiondmUIhrouBhoulOm Holy Gtmt Church, low dally, wook- Another observation is worth CLOSED MONDAYS hr, K monthly ratoo. TV, Channel 7, Denver, at 9:30 Captive Audience, a drama KockyMounliln tndHIgh PU km Donvor's bast buy. Inspoctlon In. noting. “One might as well con Mario & Jim Videtto I Neighborhood And | a.m. Appearing with him in a starring Audrey Totter, will be M tot, K04 «•<• you oenvMk, vltod. demn President Franklin D. discussion on “Care of Unfit heard on Father Patrick Pey (est eomigo tf Mtrnotionil, Driro-in M o v ie s Roosevelt, or Prime Minister or Misfit” will be representa ton’s Family Theater Sunday, hitlonti, rtglonil.mdioetinewt. 633-3101 .'ikdvdliojtt.'pivv' * WITH RATINGS BY THE ! Winston Churchill,” said the tives of the Protestant and Aug. 4, on KOSI Radio, Denver, I LEGION OF DECENCY 1 June 2 Register editorial. “All Jewish faiths. at 11:05 p.m. knew of Nazi atrocities, but what FOLLOWING ARE ratings of movies KOA PrtMnttd by JhsL <£DiaL fioOJfL currently showing at neighborhood and could any of them do to halt drive-ln theaters. Categories are A-1, R M M N«wt (Mananomont of Uolhar and Frank Fong) lor the family; A'2, for adults and them?” 4:55 p.m. * ^ * young adults; A-3. for adults only; A-4, Religious Verse Play Set Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. tor adults, with reservations; B, mor But the disturbing element in M w . thru ['W m nevNrelOAB"] COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF ally objectionable In part for everyone; the Show magazine article is C. condemned. FINEST CHINESE AND By Regis Theater Aug. 2-4 the reportage that Der Stellver- Angry Red Planet, A-2; Birds, A-2; treter, in its West Berlin pro AMERICAN FOODS Cattle King, A t; Captain SInbad, A-1; COFFEE Call Me Bwana, A-2; Corridors of Christopher Fry’s religious the Denver area. The play duction, is a “runaway suc A loautlful Lantam LIghtod Dining Room In Iho Blood A-3; Day of Trlfflds, A-2; Or. verse play. The Firstborn, will set in Egypt in the year 1200 cess,” owing, of course, to the SHOPS Volarant of ForoIgn Wars Homo No, B; Follow the Boys, 6; 40 Pounds John (. Stowarf Post No. 1 of Trouble, A-2; Great Escape, A-1; be presented by the Regis Col B.C. in and around the palace resultant controversy regarding Opon to tho Public Homicidal, A-2; If a Man Answers, A-3; lege Arena Theater, Denver, on of the Pharaoh, Seti the Second. it. Its future prospects include 3743 FEDERAL 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m .-Sat., till 11:30 a.m. Island of Love, B; In the Cool of Day, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, It is concerned with the efforts plans for stage and published (Clooad Tuosdays) B; King Kong vs. Godzilla, A-1; Main 7900 E. COLFAX Attraction. B; Music Man A-1; Nutty Aug. 2, 3. and 4, at 8 p.m. in of Moses to free the Israelites versions throughout the world, Professor, A-1; PT-109, A-1; Posse A t T r e n t o n From Hell, A-2; Savage Sam, A-1; The the arena theater on the camp from Egyptian bondage. ’The plus a movie version to be made Stave, A-2; Spencer's Mountain, A-3; us. New York production starred in France. Summer Place. B; Tammy and Dxtor, A-1; To Kill a Mockingbird, A-2; Ugly The Firstborn is the final play Anthony Quayle and Katharine American A-1; Werewolf in A Girls' Cornell and was transported to WE CAN ONLY conclude with Dormitory, A-2; Yedow Canary, A-2. of the college group’s first sum TRAVELING MEN mer season of plays. It is being Israel for presentation at the our editorial writer’s comment LISTING NOT AVAILABLE FOR: that there are groups in this Stay at the Young and Breve. presented for the first time in 10th anniversary of that state. 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THE SOCIETY’S Christmas Supplies for Cuban Family Friends of the Carmel card sale this year will be un Annual Membership Appeal der the chairmanship of Mrs. (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) Especially urgent, say, the Sorrows council 2827, Knights of Christine Gonzales. Religous ar The Knights of Columbus of Knights, is the need for cloth Columbus, in Havana. 301 S. Sherman Street ticles are on sale the first Sun St. ■Joachim’s Council 5064 are ing, furniture, bedding, appli Active in many service organ Denver 9, Colo. day of each month and may be busy arranging for the arrivai ances, and other supplies to help izations and civic groups in obtained at other times by call Aug. 9 of Mr. and Mrs. Juan the family get settled in their Cuba, he was a member of In Name ...... ing Mrs. R. Lujan, chairman, Pedro Esteve and their five new home. ternational Rotary, a director of at 255^117 or Mrs. Betty Kelly, children, refugees from the Red Parishioners who can help the Rotary in his area, one of Address ...... co-chairman, 534-8047. terror in Cuba. with such articles are asked to the founders of the Holquin Ten Highlighting November will call Don Meehan, 422-5987, or nis club, and a member of the City ...... be a Golden Jubilee Fashion Jim O’Connor, 422-4571. The two Professional Club of Cuba. show, which will feature styles M A Y - D A Y Knights also will be happy to Zone ...... State ...... I ...... of the 50 years since the parish hear from anyone who can help was established. THE FAMILY owned a two Ordinary Membership ...... $1 □ CLEANERS Mr. Esteve find work. year-old home in the suburbs of Retreats for women also are “IN WHEATRIDGE” Holquin, Oriente province. The Auxiliary Membership ...... $3 □ being planned. Information may MR. ESTEVE and his wife,’ be obtained by calling 825-6101. home confiscated by the Cuban Sustaining Membership ...... 3$ □ May and Day McCloskey Ana Mercedes, have one daugh government to house a group ter, Ana Maria, 7, and four THE HOLY NAME society .“We operate our own plant” of Russians. For Organizations ...... $10 □ sons, Juan Pedro, 12; Jose En will meet Tuesday, Aug. 6, fol ’The Esteves arrived in Miami Quality Cleaning rique, 10; Jorge Alberto, 9; and (MEMBERSHIP IS FOR A ONE YEAR PERIOD) lowing the Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Javier Armando, 6 months. on Feb. 14. Since coming to the Scheduled Aug. 23-25 is a re "There le No SutxUtute for Experience The father is a lawyer who U.S. Mr. Esteve has worked as treat for men of the parish, to taught business law at the Uni timekeeper and clerk in the ac be held at Sacred Heart retreat 17M Pierce St. 414-7M4 versity of Havana and also counting department of the house, Sedalia. 1 Block So. of Sts. Peter B Peul's served as assistant professor of Direct Action Threatened Automatic Musical Instruments, economics at another college in Mountaineering Exhibition Havana. / Inc., in Grand Rapids, Mich. THELMA HAYNES A member of the Cuban Bar Mrs. Esteve is the sister of Form erly With Ftd «ral iM u ty Shop FAMILY Pictured above is Spec. 5 Harold Dixon of Fort Carson’s In K. of C. Racial Bias Now Oporoting At Tho association, he was legal ad Jose Menchero, who, with his military mountaineering staff as be rappels down from the FUN! viser to the Association of Rural Chicago — 'The board of the that fraternal groups be free of Band Box Beauty Salon family also found a home in crows nest above North Cheyenne canyon, Colormii Springs. Catholic Interracial Council of racial bias.” Credit. He was an active third He clears the 105-foot drop in two jumps. 'The .tratlons 3533 W. 3tth A v l NEW Denver under the archdiocesan Chicago resolved to use “direct He expressed the hope that degree member of Mother of are viewed by thousands each summer and a" :<-nted each 477-7114 action methods” if necessary to “the K. of C. in the Chicago resettlement program. The Men- ’Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10:31 );38 a.m. open Knights of Columbus coun area would follow the example PUYER PIANOS cheros live at 240 Clayton street. Dr. Kevin Gleason cils in this area to Negro mem of other councils that integrated Optometrist bership. long ago.” SATRIANO Legion of Mary Ft. Corson Mountain Men “Direct action methods — HArrison 2-1970 peaceful d e m o n stra tio n s — BROTHERS 6160 W. 38th Ave. Slates Picnic against racial injustice,” said Wheat Ridge, Colo. Prove Popular Attraction the resolution, approved by a JANITOR (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, vote of 30-2, “can be an effective SERVICE Wheatridge,) The Pikes Peak region’s most Fort Carson’s Non-commis and proper means for Catholics popular tourist attraction is Fort sioned officers’ academy pre to give witness to the principles Rug and Upholitery TAILORING The Wheatridge Legion of of their faith. Shampooing Mary, Our Lady of the Snows, Carson’s annual military moun sents its soldiers in mountain “We believe these actions, will entertain at a picnic for all taineering' demonstration pre and rock climbing techniques Complete House carefully and prayerfully con BY Legion groups Sunday afternoon, sented each Tuesday and Thurs that have thrilled thousands Cleaning each summer. ceived, can sometimes achieve Aug. 11, on the grounds of Lo- day morning from 10:30 to 11:30 Floor Waxing and a.m. in North Cheyenne canyon, reforms where ordinary meth ’iiiirPlumi»rf>tYaiir retto Heights college. All active James W. Whittaker, first Polishing Colorado Springs. American to scale Mt. Everest, ods of persuasion fail.” members, auxiliary members GL. 5-4323 ’ Walls and Windows OF LAKESIDE and friends are invited. was a Carson climber 10 years i ago. DEMONSTRA’nONS will be r Washed GL. 5-2538 At the Jefferson County fair ‘Register’ Has New 3030 IU.443lAV€. Expert - Dependable Kevin McMahon, a youngster used, noted the resolution, “only MUSIC CO. grounds, 4-H members of the Telephone Numbers Insured Lakeside Shopping Center from St. Paul’s parish, Broad after serious consideration and Wm PoiklBg parish displayed their efforts in The Register’s new telephone C ill Ut for Fro* Etllmotot moor, is mascot for the mili as a last resort after ordi 1321 Ltacela craftsmanship, first aid, wood number is 825-1145. The long OL. S47M and GL. S-tltt STORE FOR MEN work, forestry, leather craft, tary mountaineers. Peter Grang nary methods of persuasion ]l3t W. 44lh Avt. familiar KE 4-4205 is no longer er, another St. Paul’s youth, is 1332 Broadway - 244-4556 and safety. have been tried and found want in use. alternate mascot. ’The following young men were Monday through Saturday (8 ing.” Rugged North Cheyenne given awards: David Eulberg, a.m. to 5 p.m.) the Register’s Direct action methods, pointed canyon within a city bus ride LILLY REALTY CO. LARRY PERRY REALTY Tim McDermott, Steve Murray, number is 825-1145. out John A. McDermott, CICC and hike of Colorado Springs is LeRoy Reeder, Mike Tanner, After 5 p.m., the following is president, in a separate .state REALTOR the site of this breathtaking 4995 Lowell Blvd. GE 3-7171 Pat McDermott, Ted i Carlin, the Register’s telephone direc ment, could mean picketing, (It Pays to Consult a Realtor) rock climbing spectacular with • REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE Ned Cunningham, Joe Olson, tory for departments: prayer services, or sit-ins. • RENTALS • LOANS Steve Rice, George Gassman, Advertising 825-7473 amphitheater seating for as 3 1 4 5 W .3 8 tk Ave. 4 7 7 -1 6 8 3 many as 1,000 persons. “There are no Negro Knights and Larry Susman, Business Office 825-4419 of Columbus in the Chicago Olive drab and white-clad sol Circulation 825-4873 area,” he noted. “There is an diers glide through the air, drop PAUL & HELEN GARGARO Group fe Receive Composing Room 825-3978 unwritten policy against having Dispatch 825-3806 from steep rock faces, and scale them as members. Communion Aug, 4 Editorial 825-5829 a 430-foot pinnacle at more than DE LUXE LIQUORS Mail Room 825-4693 6,000 feet altitude. “No action has been taken (St. Patrick’s Press Room 825-3664 to deal with this situation, which 4106 TEJON ST. \ CAMERAS-PROJECTORS-PHOTO Parish, Denver) 825-3664 A NARRATOR explains the is a scandal, contrary to the Print Shop Free Delivery Call ACC ACCQ Proof Room 825-3806 action going on at eye-level for teachings of the Church and to ' DARK ROOM SUPPLIES I 5 The members of the Altar Open 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. JO Stereotype 825-3664 those seated at the top of the the requests of Cardinal Meyer ^ 0 / 8 T£NNYS0N .street and Rosary society will receive amphitheater. At some points in Communion corporately in the the proceedings, there is so much a.m. Mass Sunday, Aug. 4. News Deadline! action under way on both sides The society’s annual breakfast The deadline for new stories IX XORTH DENVER Formica Counter Tops of the canyon, that spectators will be held in Luby’s cafeteria and pictures to appear in the Ceramic Wall Tile think they are in a three-ring NORTH in the Lakeside Shopping cen ‘‘Denver Catholic Register” is circus. Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring ter following the Mass. Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond A few experienced climbers IT S PERGOLA DENVER Transportation will be pro ents are asked to have their ma are the nucleus of the 1963 mili IINOIEUM AND vided for those without cars. lerial at the “Register” office tary mountaineers who double Further information can be ob at this time to assure publica as rescue experts for stranded OPTICAL TILE SERVICE, INC. tained from Mrs. John F. Di- tion in the following Thursday and injured climbers and sports Paolo at 455-0156. issue. Dispensing Opticians Free Estimates—Guaranteed men throughout Colorado and Installation farther away. DeWAYNE INGHAM 3300 Lipan Street GL 5-7327 These teams have gained in ternational recognition for some 4022 Tennyson Street John K. LaUuardla of their more sensational res GRand 7-5759 Member Mt. Carmel Parish cues and recoveries in isolated areas of the West. H. G. Sorensen, Carson civili an and veteran of the famous 100th Mountain Division of World War II, is the instructor responsible for the teams. Colorado Springs Chamber of CIRBO CONST. CO. Commerce sponsors the demon strations and provides funds for the seating and its maintenance. GR. 7-2736 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 4405 W. 43RD AT TENNYSON CCD Meet Holy Trinity Parish, Westminster OVER 15 YRS. IN DENVER AREA All CCD teachers are asked to attend a meeting at 8 p.m., Famlly-sizi Friday, Aug. 2. 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Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thcirsday, August 1, 1963 Manager of Denver Bears C.Y.R.A. All-Star Games To Address Friday Club Planned Sunday, Aug. 4 Eddie Glennon, general man day Luncheon Club at 12 noon ager of the Denver Bears, will Aug. 2. The first annual Catholic All-Star squad will play a mini affair. There will be no admis be the guest speaker at thg Fii- Cue of baseball’s most suc Youth Recreation Association mum of two innings and bat at sion charge to the South high cessful and colorful minor All-Star games will be held Sun least once. - stadium and there are more league executives, Glennon day, Aug. 4 at South high base The trio of contests will be than 5,000 seats in the grand came to Denver in 1962 after 15 ball stadium. gin at 12:30 p.m. with th e ,Class stand. years with the Birmingham Bar Three contests will be played, A All-Stars engaging In a five- Pop and popcorn will be sold ons of the now defunct Southern in Class A, Class AAA and Ma inning game, followed by AAA at the game to help defray the Assn. jor categories, pitting All-Stars for six innings and Majors for cost of player and coach Considered one of the sharp from the Southeast and North seven. awards. est minds in the business, Glen west divisions. A traveling trophy will be Parish directors made the non was twice named “Base Since there are no playoffs in awarded in each classification player selections, whidi are ball’s Outstanding Minor League the CYRA baseball program, of to the winning team and will based on playing ability and Executive of the Year,’’ in 1946 ficers and parish Sectors de sportsmanship. and again in 1958. cided that an afternoon of All- be displayed in the parish of the JOHNNIE HARPER Star baseball would provide an coach of the winning team TRAINING under one of base opportunity to recognize individ through the following season, at. TRY ball’s all-time greats, Connie Machebeuf Council Officers ual players regardless of the re I which time it will be presented ▼ Mack, Glennon began bis base- lative standing of their teams FORD Pictured above are the newly elected offi (three-year); C. S. Marchek, advocate; Ly to the new winner. The name of in league play. the division winner will be in J > j c d 6 j i^ T USED CARS cers of Bishop Machebeuf council 4647, man Hubbard, treasurer; and Victor Cre- Knights of Columbus. Left to right, front row, peau, lecturer. Other newly elected officers scribed on the trophy each year. ^ FIRST CONSISTENTLY $100 COACHES FOR the All-Star James Colter, deputy grand knight; Karl Berg, not shown are Joseph Goehl, financial sec Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock TO $300 BELOW THE teams will be the coaches of ALL PLAYERS and coaches DENVER MARKET] grand knight; Robert Oehler, chancellor; retary; Theodore Speros, trustee (one-year) Gifts - Hardware - Paint the leading team in each classi of the All-Star teams will re Dominic Buttitta, recording secretary; back Emile O’Bar, Inside guard; Douglas McKelvy, Glass - Toys 1957 fication. Coach of the second ceive appropriate awards of rec row, James Block, warden; Fred Harris, outside guard; and James Gorman, inside Pipe Threading MERCURY $495 trustee (two-year); Edward Gerken, trustee guard. place team in each classifica ognition. M ontclair i-iioor, fully equipped. tion will serve as his assistant. Tom Tokarski, president of Window Shades - Key (3-1239A) The number of players on the CYRA, stressed that it is Duplicating 1962 each All-Star team will be de hoped parishioners from all over Open Friday & Monday Eves. 32 Broadway PE. 3 - 2 ^ RAMBLER $1795 Machebeuf K. of C. Council fleets termined by the number of clubs the city will make this a family 4>door« extremely clean, .equipped. in each classification. However, (3-1405B) Members of the Knights of newly appointed district deputy. dan and his fourth degree team each team must have at least Columbus, Bishop Machebeuf Lynn Mason, newly elected were present. Gene Steinke, one player represented and there 1959 Council 4647, recently elected of grand knight of Council 539, as state deputy, was the honorary will be a minimum of 15 boys CORVEHE $1890 ficers for the 1963-1964 term. In Convertible^ white, automatic sisted as warden. Jerry Sheri- guest speaker. per team. transmission, excellent condition. vestiture of the new officers Also, every bo^ selected to an (3-9S4A) was held July 18 in Blessed • • 1960 Sacrament school cafeteria. VOLKSWAGEN $1175 Officers are Karl A. Berg, CARLOAD Eddie Glennon Blue, radio, heater. (3*I542A) grand knight; James D. Colfer, C.y.R.A. ball career in 1934 as a promo deputy grand knight; Robert L. Q ( 4 S ^ h h ♦♦♦ 1959 DODGE STATION Oehler, chancellor; Dominic M. tion and public relations man. W AGO N $1085 Buttitta, recording secretary; He stayed with the Athletics un Automatic tranunlislon, power Joseph F. Goehl, financial sec tteering, radio, heater. (3-122SA) til 1940, when he took over the Aff-Star retary; James W. Block, war reigns of the Wilmington (Del.) den; Lyman L. Hubbard, treas Club. m ffT Q P O k V S if, fur niy naion, yDuYi not urer; Victor Crepeau, lecturer; completely setisfiea, you can Glennon is an active civic par' Rosters ratum witnfn 24 hours of pur Edward E. Gerken, trustee, ticipant, and in July, 1960, he Bacauu tf Mght racM, cMching ttifft SALE chase and get your money back. (three years); Fred P. Harris, DICK SCHMITT OF REGIS HIGH didn’t win one of the was made a Knight of St. Greg trustee (two years); Theodore • f most Of Mm C.Y.RA. AIFSIar Itami DRIVE A LITTLE... orjT by Pope John XXIII, one three college scholarships in his division in the national finals wtro not dotorminod ot press Mtno. Coocti C. Speros, trustee (one year); of the Bowling Proprietors Association of America Youth Bowl of tiM first-placo taom In ooeti loaguo will GAVE A LOT! of the highest honors a layman C. S. Marchek, advocate; Emile bo Mm hood coach, wIMi tho runnomp may receive from the Church. ing Championships at Washington, D. C. But he did top the coach serving as Ms assistant. A faw of O’Bar, inside guard; Douglas R. Colorado contingent of three in the tourney and the group had tho playtrs to fill out All-Star roston h^- 4 Drawer not boon solacttd at prtss tima. He and his wife, Sally Doris, McKelyy, outside guard; and a whale of a time for five days in the nation’s capital. J o fi/tp n ie are members of St. Louis’ par James N. Gorman, inside guard. Dick and a parent received an expense-paid trip to Wash SOUTHEAST ALL-STARS ish, Englewood. Their son, Ed The Rev. August Widmer of ington, courtesy of the BPAA, for winning the Colorado boys’ LETTER SIZE H a n p e n die III, will be a junior at Notre Christ the King church, chap scratch title. CLASS A Dame university this fall. lain during the previous term, In the national finals, he and the Colorado boys handicap Allan Hancmann, Sf. Vincant SMITMn FULL SUSPENSION FILE The Friday Luncheon Club DonaM Saarcay, St. Vincant SM m M i was unanimously elected chap and girls’ handicap champs were pitted against Chuck Ryan, St. Vincant W otvtrinct ro 'u L sponsored by Knights of Colum lain for the new year. 103 of the finest young keglers in the coun Mika Ellis, St. Vinctnt W o lv trin u Office Gray ... 26yz" deep bus Council 539, Denver, meets Gary Junas, St. Vincant F ik a n t try. Jim Harr, St, Vlneant 3000 Wadsworth • Whealridge - F a k c n every Friday (except Good Fri INVESTITURE ceremonies Dick bowled 1081 for his six games, a Kirk Brooks, St. Vincant R ild c rt Jim Robarts, St. Vincant HA 4-4441 day) at the Knights of Colum R iid u n were conducted by Fred Harris, nifty 180 average for a 16-year-old. How Chris Kauffman, St. John GoM After 5 p.m. HA2-0412 bus home, 1575 Grant street. ever, he wound up in a tie for 15th place — Kavtn O'Maara, St. John. Gold H e /6 9 ** $ 4 7 5 0 ’The luncheon costs $L Jot McGill, St. John G rctn certainly a tribute to the bowling talents of Mika ShloMs, SI. John Grcdii our nation’s youth. Juan Alanso, St. Phllomana Leo Felner Danny Dunn, St. Phllomana “Subject to Prior Sole" The other two Coloradoans in the meet CoachH la ba namad.. ‘•Sight and Sound Our Specialty” Named Baseball were Maureen Sullivan, 17, a recent graduate AL'S APPLIANCES of Pueblo Catholic high school, and Ed Peter CLASS AAA Coach at Mullen son, 15, of George Washington high in Den Ricky Nasbit, St. John G m n COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS Sales and Service ail makes Eugana O'Maara St. John G rctn ver. Maureen placed 17th and Ed 21st in David Ogdtn, St. John Commerce City's G rctn Mullen high has filled its base their brackets. Tarry Garland, SI. Phllomtna Fine TV and Appliance Service 288-9163 ball coaching vacancy with the The trio had an eventful week, Jot Sack, St. Phllomtna 288-0810 recreation-minded members of Mika Mahmty, St. Phllomtna CO. 7260 .’Vlimaco appointment of Leo Felner to including a bowling clinic for the non - participating parishes to Gcorga Cashmort, St. Vlncsnt A ll-S tari KanntMi McCarty, SI. Vinctnt the post left by John Vaccaro, contestants with Dtck Weber take a look at the fruits of this A ll-S tari who has accepted a job with Phil McCarty, St. Vinctnt A ll-S tire 1707 Lawrence 534-2343 and Marion Ladewig as instruc program. Some might find tiiat .Im Saran, St. Vincant. Angeli the federal government. Otorgt Bltlngs, St. Vinctnt AngcU tors; several tours of the area, it’s just what they need for their Jim Roddtn St. Vincant Angcli WfUfAMS RAMBLER, fNC Felner, 29, also will assist during which they visited the own parish. If so, they can start Jim Quatn, St. Vincant Yanks with the Mustangs’ football and Garry Kadtra, St. Vincant Yanks Capitol, White House, Smjthson- making early plans to get their Jack Donaghy, St. Vincant Yanks Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service basketball programs. ian institution, Arlington Na small fry into the program in Coachts to ba namad. tional cemetery, Mt. Vernon and Expert Mechanical Work — All Mokes He is a native of Joliet, 111., 1964. MAJORS was graduated from Joliet Cath the Shrine of the Immaculate There’s no charge for the trio THE BEER THAT Conception, plus many other Robart Ntlson, St. Jamas Iva^ngf SH. 4-2781 olic high and Joliet junior col of contests at South high sta Slavt Viola, St. Jamas 230 S. University lege, before finishing his educa landmarks. dium, which has plenty of grand Robtrt Mock Mr, St. Phllomana Ronida Manard, St. PhlMmana MADE MILWAUKEE tion at Colorado State univer They also were guests of hon stand seats. ■ R B unnuiiiiaiiuaw aiiiniiaiw iM iffliv Jamas Ryan, St. vincant Baarcats sity. or at a championship banquet, Edward Ellis, St. Vincant Baarcats Mark Bauamftind St. Vincant Piratts FAMOUS After his graduation from to which they were accom WE WERE disappointed that Chuck SmIHi, St. Vinctnt Plrataa eSU in 1961, he served as head panied by J. Edgar Chenowetb, Larry Bitmbaum, sf. Vinctnt Untouch- the Spokane Indians, who were bMs baseball coach and assistant Colorado’s Representative from Lanct Bitmbaum, St. Vincent Untouch- H o M EM AK ER ’S j football mentor at Bishop Gor the third district. They received in Denver for four nights re abMs M ark O b it, St. John Groan MURRAY RROS. DISTRIRUTING CO. man high school in Las Vegas, letters of commendation from cently to play the°Bears, failed David H allet, St. John Groan i Nev. His baseball team last the other members of Colo Gary Ogdtn, St. John Groan to start Denverite Bob Rado- Gward TakarskI, St. John Grttn Department | year had an 8-3 mark, best in rado’s Congressional delegation. I a B ■ Robert M.—Paul V,—H. T. Murray ■ ■ ■ ■ a^i vich in one of the games. In Mika Boryla, St. John Groan the school’s history. Win or not, all came back Hoad coach: Dan McDonald, St. John's Potronlzt Thttt Reliable and Friendly Firms | Groan. Assistant to do namod. Holy Family, re-arranging its from the whirlwind junket with fact, Radovich wasn’t used in Taam coaching setup, has given Mike their heads in the clouds. And, any capacity during the series NORTHWEST ALL-STARS as for the scholarships, there’s at Bears stadium. ONE pickup for DI^CT service always next year. CLASS A * * * With the minors struggling to g la s s Bacon & Schramm attract fans and Denver facing Tam Dtidtr All Saints Tlgars THE FIRST ANNUAL Cath Dava Lundsfrom, All Saints Tlgars to both Composition Roofing tb the prospect of its poorest at David Rosgl, All Saints LMns olic Youth Recreation associ tendance since Bears stadium Gragg Swarti, All Saints LMns Tile Roofing Basketball Coach Chuck Cos- ation All-Star games, which Dtnnis Ross, Holy Family B lot was opened 15 years ago, it Tom Etklns, Holy Pamily B lut Roof Repairing you’ll see mentioned prominent would appear that someone John Abala Holy Family Gold coasts MIRRORS Mika Romtro, Holy Family Gold 4020 Brighton Blvd. ly elsewhere on this page, are dropped the ball in not capital 1S17 Chayanna Plact TA S-52S1 worthy of your attendance. Paul Shanlay, All Saints Tlgars CH. 4-6568 izing on the drawing potential Dan Drolling, St. Rota B ta rt (Colfax at Broadway) Bring the whole family and John Mllnalz St. Rost Btavtrt For Building of the ex-West high hurler and David Hupp, St. Rota B ta rt DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING COJNC. make an afternoon of it. All Saints and Notre Dame par Brian HasMngt, St. Rost Saals The three games, covering Rldda Dtllu, St. Rota Boavart 45ih A Jackson • 0*nv«r * Phon* DUdlay 8-4667 or Modernizing.. ishioner. After all, be had pitch Josaph Hoizman, St. Rota Saals age brackets of 8-9 (Class A), ed a no-hit game only three Htad Coach; Dannit Ltchniak, All LIHLETON Saints Tlgars. Assistant: Htrb Dialling, 10-11 (Class AAA) and 12-14 weeks before. St. Roto Boars. (Majors) pit the cream of the GAS & APPLIANCE CO. crop from the Southeast divi This again points to one of CLASS AAA of our person^ peeves against American Sanitary Products Co. 2601 Titan Rd. 798-2621 sion against their counterparts Bill Schnaldtr, All Saints Cards from the Northwest division of the minors. Sure, they’re buck Stava Rossi, All Saints Bluo|ayt “Largest Janitor Supply Co. in the West" LIttItton, Colo. ing television, which brings Danitl St. Clair, Holy Family Rad the city. They’re tops among John Vorct Holy Family Groan is proud to announce some 1000 youngsters from nine major league action right into Dan Molphy, Notro Dama Fighting Irish the livingroom every Saturday Dava Rattinar, Natra Dama Shamrocks parishes which participate in the Stava BaManbuth Natra Dama Micks program. and Sunday. But, when they Rich Elston, Natra Dama Shlllalaght New Soles Representative Electrical Contracting & Repairing have a chance to help them Ralph Antrlllo, St. Rosa Giants It’s a good opportunity for Tarry Palifka, St. Rota Bravos selves, they fail to take ad GItnn Stadig, St. Rota P iratts ANTHONY “Tony” DAWSON STROHMINGER vantage of it. Coachts to ba namad. graduate of Cathedral High School Henry Mondragon, All Solnlt Bulldogt Electric €o» Here's Frank Rupoll. Holy Fimily John Atonclo, Notra Damo if you mention thii ad to Tony It will ba hit Knights Chuck Lamb, Notra Dama pMasurt to prasant you with • tokan tor racognitlan. BATHROOM Tom WMta, Notra Dama Licensed and Bonded John Halt, St. Host Bill Schntibit St. Rosa Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. EXCELLENCE Sponsoring Phil Hastings, St. Rasa John Karin, St. Rase 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 by Kohler of Kohler Retreat Add btauty and jfaluB to Council 539, Knights of Colum i l l I N H G -T H I INTIRI MITROPOL your homo with durable, bus, Denver, has issued an in lENNIElENNOX^^. , first quality Kohitr fixturos. vitation to men of all councils Time paymonts arrangtd. and parishes to attend a retreat starting Friday evening, Aug. Sizot and stylos to 111 ovtry 30, and ending Sunday after proforonce and budgil— in noon, Sept. 1, at 5 p.m. at Sa six colon and while. cred Heart retreat house, Se- Lot us holp you plan your dalia. now bathroom, waihtoom or This retreat is for men who m a kitchon. were unable to make their home a r i M A T O Specializing in parish retreat because of busi DAY and Quality Plumbing For ness commitments. Car pools NIGHT and Heating Repairs will meet at 6 p.m. at the K. ot C. home, 16th at Grant, on Fri * Insurance day, Aug. 30, to provide trans a U A R A N T E E D S E R V IC E O N m innomu. • dommekial- ddustiul SLATTERY portation for anyone. 14 HOUR SUVICl Surety Bonds A L L M A K E S RESERVATIONS should be d i a l CAU SU 1-4494 i COMPANY made before Aug. 25 by calling Plumbing and Heating Fred Deard, 477-8977; Neal Do Contractors Paul T. McGrady herty, 477-0296; William Wright, VAN SCHAACK & CO. 455-0477; Joe Goehl, 533-5827; 181 VALLEJO ST. Wally Webb, 722-5444; or the K. 744-6311 310 Patterson Bldg. of C. home, 825-7608. Reserva JOHN J. CONNOR, Prtsidint ItOlLSo. Kalim ilh tions are limited and early plans Robtrt F, Connor, Vico ProildonI MAin 3-9333 UlES FRANK"WATERS, Pr#i. ENGINEERING are suggested. 98,000 Receive Communion Thursday, August T, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page 11 In Year at St. Philomena's (St. Philomena’s envelopes each week at the Parish, Denver) school. Envelopes are mailed Some 98,000 Communions were monthly by Mmes. Omar Nich distributed in the parish the ols, Francis McNamara, Frank past year, the Rt. Rev. Mon Patton, and John Doyle. Each signor William Higgins, pastor, Monday, the envelopes are post announced this past week. The ed by Mrs. Doyle, secretary to Franciscan Sisters at St. Rose .Monsignor Higgins, residence prepare the altar breads for the church.
SCHOOL UNIFORMS are now Farewell available at Dennis Uniform company, 1474 Grape, and New Bank In Aurora should be picked up as soon as For Priest Pictured above is the new Aurora Na president; Charles Sillstrop, vice president; Students who need new uni tional Bank at 1436 Ironton street, which will Robert Sponsler, cashier; George T. Sweeney, forms should place their order be open to the public Aug. 5-9 from 10 a.m. chairman of the board of directors. Automo immediately by calling 388-1885. Scheduled to 6 p.m. It is Aurora’s first national bank bile, personal, signature, and real estate loans Kindergarten pupils are not re (St. James’ Parish, Denver) and will open with a capitalization of $500,000. will be handled by the bank^a member of quired to wear uniforms. It will be the first bank to offer foreign draft the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Friends of Father Charles T. service in the area. Edward F. Hanlfen is the Federal reserve System. A NEW GROUP has been Herbst, C.M., who has been as formed to handle the Offertory sisting in the parish for the past 11 years, are invited to St. Pius X Parish Planning Holy Name Parish Pravlew of Home Tour Fort Logan Making mental notes of some of the bigh- The volunteer workers are, from left, Mmes. Card Party llghti to be pointed out on the annual Cherry George Bell, Willard Simms, Gordon Temple, Ice Cream Social on Aug. 4 Hills Village Home tour Aug. 8 are a group Thomas Carlile, David Kerr, and Fred Carr; (St. Piux X’s Parish, Aurora) sent them at this time. of women who are making preparations for Sponsored Spear's Hardware < standing, Mmes. Charles Haskell, Glen Per The Altar and Rosary society the tour. The event, which each year attracts kins, Joseph Morrone, and Anthony Unreid. AT THE TIME of registra Complete H ardware- large numbers of men and women interested will hold an ice cream social tion, all are invited to contribute Garden Tools—Fertilizers Proceeds of the tour will benefit the school By Society Paint in beautiful homes, will begin this year at Sunday, .Aug. 4. from 4 to 7 to a pantry shower for the con fund of All Souls’ parish, Englewood. (Mother of God Parish, Denver) 2855 W. Hampden Ave. 1I:M a.m. and will conclude at 3:30 p.m. p.m. on the school grounds east vent to welcome our nuns when The Altar and Rosary society of the church. SU. 1-3736 they return. Englewood, Colo. is sponsoring a card party The event, under the chair Thursday, Aug. 1, at 12:30 p.m. manship of Arlene Weigel and ^xa»*2SSfca6SBiS Cherry Hills Tour Features Six Homes in the church basement. A des Jackie Graves, offers various ST. JOHN'S PARISH sert luncheon is being served ice cream treats, game booths, E. 7lh A V E . I ELIZABETH ST. By Mrs. Willard Simms 'greets one at the entry. To the house, and the shutters were and several' special prizes are free balloons distributed by real The Cherry Hills Village left is the family room with its made in Phoenix. being given away. Tickets at clowns, and live pony rides for SU N D AY MASSeS Home tour which will take place marble floor and especially de A note of interest for the men $1 each may be purchased at the children. A bake sale will 6:00 7:30 - 9:00 - 10:30 A.M. and 12:00 M. on Thursday, Aug. 8, from 10:30 signed wallpaper. Here one ob visitors is the beer machine for the door. Everyone is invited be held in conjunction with the CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 & 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. will feature to attend. tains an excellent view of the entertaining and the study with social. Rt. Rev. J ohn P. Moran, Pastor Confessions will be heard six unusual and charming patio. Japanese foil wallpaper is its book recess, shutters, and E. 7th and Elizabeth St. 322-2026 homes, four of which were de in the bar which has folding grass cloth wallpaper. Mrs. Jo Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in prep REGISTRATION day is Aug. scribed in a previous issue of doors to close when its use is seph Morrone is the hostess for aration for first Friday. Masses 11. All children who will at the Denver Catholic Register. not appropriate. this elegant home and will be Friday will be at 6:30 and 8 a.m. tend catechism classes this fall most happy to explain points of All-day exposition of the Blessed should be registered after the OLSON'S THE HOME of Mr. and Mrs. THE LIVING ROOM with its Sacrament will follow the 8 interest to the home tour visi Rev.' Charles T. Herbst, C.M. Masses on this day. Thomas Carlile, 4504 S. Akron white, beige, and apricot carpet tors. o’clock Mass and will end with ^^rLO m SHOP Children planning to attend Tamam K a iu i a st. p «u i street street. Cherry Creek Village, is is heated by hot water and its novena devotions to the Sacred attend a farewell reception in Food Morket stMeif built around a marble-floored Heart of Jesus Friday at 7:30 the fall term in the parish school white beams and long glass win ANOTHER GRACIOUS and his honor from 4 to 6 p.m Appreciates Your Business Across from Cherry Creek Benk circle patio with a white birch p.m. should be registered between 1 dows reflect the sunshine and charming home is that of Mr. Sunday, Aug. 4, in the cafe and 3 p.m. this day. All new Where Flowers Are tree In the center. From the light. A point of interest in the The Altar and Rosary society 3030 E. 6th 322-1801 Guaranteed and Mrs. Roland A. Wilson. teria. applicants who have received patio one looks out on a rock living room are the sentry will receive Communion cor Here a unique combination of Father Herbst, the spiritual acceptance letters should pre garden with trickling waterfall. chairs from Switzerland. These contemporary and antique fur porately in the 8:30 a.m. Mass The family room, living room, were in the sentry houses on the nishings delights the eye. Sunday, Aug. 4. Members arc director and speech instructor CECIL'S SUPER at St. Thomas’ seminary, Den and master bedroom all look big estates in Switzerland and The Victorian decor in the asked to attend and occupy the On Sunday, Aug. 4 CECIL MEACHAM, Prop. ver, has been assigned to a new out on this attractive outside are hand-carved and painted. bedroom was designed around front pews. post at St. John's seminary. QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY area. A play area is at the side The kitchen has solid walnut the magnificent canopied bed. San Antonio, Tex. of the swimming pool, which is cupboards and the utility room The spinning wheel and the Fall Festival Gala Dinner Nationally .Advertised Brands Foods surrounded by rose bushes. is the latest in convenience. large fireplace make the kitch^ The reception will be spon Save Money Here - 1004 S. Gaylord - 733-7383 One should not miss the Eu Levers on the doors take the en a joy to behold, and plant Plans Discussed sored by the parish Altar and ropean vegetable garden, nor place of door handles. lovers will rave over the im (St. Peter’s Parish, Greeley) Rosary society. Men's club, Planned in the corded lawn furniture. Here In the bathroom, off the mas mense and unusual plants in the Plans for the annual fall fes PT.A, Legion of Mary, and St. CURE d'ARS PARISH the outdoors enthusiast will find ter bedroom, the beautiful light house, several of them more tival in October were discussed Vincent de Paul conference. E. 32ND A DAHLIA ST. much of interest from the huge fixtures are from Spain. The than six feet tall. at the meeting of the Altar and Evergreen fireplace to the horseshoe pits, pink and blue embroidered wall Mrs. Dee Moxey is the host Rosary society the past week. THE MEMBERS of Cub Pack , SUNDAY MASSES playhorse, and badminton. paper was designed in New ess in this lovely home and will The members were asked to 96 and their fathers are plan 6:00 - 7:00 - 8:00-10:00-11:30 & 7:00 p m. Inside, a gilded bird cage York City especially for the ning a week end trip near Pine- (Christ the King Parish, be ready and waiting for visi start preparing articles for the Evergreen) CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 tors to see that they overlook cliff. The monthly pack meet fancy-work booth. Final preparations are being 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-1119 nothing. Mrs. Lawrence Schaefer ap ing will be held during the out JOHNSON STORAGi & MOVING CO. ing. The boys and their fathers plate French gourmet dinner to 'The donation of $2 per person pointed Mrs. Joe Koehler as be served in ttie parish hall goes to the school fund of All will attend Sunday Mass in Rol- 221 B R O A D W A Y chairman for the new Focus Sunday, Aug. 4, at 5:30 p.m. * Sanitized Vans and Souls’ parish. Mrs. George W. linsville. Local A Long Distance Latin American committee. Annual patrons for this event Bell and Mrs. Fred H. Carr are Equipment Reservations for the quarter Sacristy workers for August are Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, MOVING chairmen of the home tour, and TOLVE LIQUORS * Packing and ly meeting of the eastern divi will be Mrs. Jean Greco and Bishop Hubert Newell, and Bish Rev. Francis J. Kappes is hon sion of the Greeley Deanery Mrs. Frank Seeley. More work Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlio Shipping op David M. Maloney. orary chairman. Council of Catholic Women, to ers are needed for the next Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 Tickets are available by tele be held in Crook, Aug. 8, are few months. Volunteers are ask * Foreign Service Via EARLY RESERVATIONS NKK FLORA JANICE NICKEV ^ Sea or Air phoning Mrs. John Crawford, to be turned in as soon as pos ed to call Mrs. John W. Culli- also were made by the Very Rev. 781-4775, the ticket chairman. NANCY JIM JERRY MARY sible to Mrs. Schaefer. nan at 333-2649. Monsignor George Evans, and DIAL 722-2855 Fathers John Cotter, Robert BlosMod Sacrament Parish McMahon, Thomas McMahon, Please Patronize John C. Agent For UNITED VAN LINES Robert Nevans, Frank Morfeld, Your REGISTER Scholl and Jotin .Anderson; Advertisers and F IN E S T PTA Committee Chairmen Are Named Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, M E A T S A N D Baroness Kuhn von Poushental, Mention G R O C E R IE S (Blessed Sacrament cheerleaders’ sponsors, Mmes. o’clock Mass. Emblems at 25 M r.. and Mrs. Fred Schuster, THE REGISTER 2S1S Fairfax Parish, Denver) J. Phillip Clarke, Douglas C. cents each also will be avail Mrs. John Davis, Dr. Cecchini, 377-17M The following PTA commit Poth, and George L. Gore; pro able. Dr. Campion Bell, Mrs. Greta tee chairmen for the coming gram, Mrs. Eugene W. Rice; Mothers who work in the Hild, Carl von Schlieder, Mr, THELMA KASSON school year, have been named publicity, Mrs. Robert J. Miles; school cafeteria are reminded and Mrs. Joseph McConaty, DUCKW ALL’S by Mrs. Harold F. Honer, pres room mother chairmen, upper of their obligation to have a Mrs. James McConaty, Miss BEAUTY SHOP Denver's Newest Your Parish Service Station ident: grades, Mrs. John W. Stanley, chest X-ray every two years. Littmer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee 2876 Colorado Blvd. and lower grades, Mrs. James The mobile X-ray unit will be Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hair Styling Suburban Variety Store Her* i$ a helpful directory. Look for the listing of your Book rental, Mrs. Frank C. Permanent Waving W. Hawkins; safety and civil in East Denver in August. In Marble, Mr. and Mrs. George PHONE CExter 3-1188 DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER nearby “parish" service station. Its friendly operator Grebence; bulletin, Mrs. James E. Larson: CPTL representa defense, Mrs. Thomas F. Tim formation on time and place can Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thelma Kesson O'Connor, Owner 33rd B Dahlia EA. 2-9033 is asking this special means to invite your patronage. tive, Mrs. William H. Traugh; mins; sympiiony, Mrs. Fred S. be obtained from the bulletin Straub, Mr. and Mrs. James You'll find that this extra friendliness is matched with Christmas cards, Mmes. Ger Mahony; teachers’ aides, Mrs. or from Mrs. Harold F. Honer, Wojciehowski, Mr. and Mrs. cheerful sorvice and expert attention for your car. ald J. Dengler and James L. Maurice M. Friedman; uni FL 5-2946. Herbert White, and Mr. and He's ready to serve you with gas and oil, tires, bat Malloy; gym, Mrs. Stephen R. forms, Mmes. James P. Halpin Members of the Altar ■Mrs. R. L. Holabird. HOLLY MEAT MARKET teries, lubrication and other convenient services. By Kay; health, Mmes. William S. and George E. Friend; year Rosary society, the PTA, and book, Mrs. John M. Daly. THE WOMEN of the parish 3381 Holly — Phone 333-7264 "pulling in" at his station regularly, you will recipro- Hoffman and James H. Ryan; the two Girl Scout organiza (NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) Junior Great Books, Mrs. Bern tions will receive Communion assure the same fine dinner certe hit friendliness and get the best in service. THE GIRLS’ UNIFORMS will that they have prepared so ard S. Kelly; hospitality, Mmes. corporately at the 8 a.m. Mass Specializing in Fresh- Meat Cuts Pierre 0. Archambault, Robert be distributed in the basement on Sunday, Aug. 4. triumphantly for the past eight with HOLY FAMILY ST. CATHERINES years. The menu is one used W. Elmer, and Donald P. Lan of the old school on Saturday, 1 ] for anniversary occasions in one ‘Reliable Al’s” Homemade Sausage caster; Aug, 3 from 9 a.m. to noon, and BOY SCOUTS are asked to of New York’s most renowned Lunchroom, John F. Connell; on Sunday ,.Aug. 4 .following the meet on the Park Hill school FREE DEUVERY WITH ORDERS OVER $5 GAITERIO'S CONOCO SERVICE restaurants where the price is 44TH & LOWELL 455-9857 office help, Elmer F. Polfer; 8 a.m. Mass until after the 12 playground, Friday, Aug. 2, at 6:50 p.m. for the personal fit $125 per couple. TUNE-UP WASH ness program. Reservations can be made as BRAKES LUBRICATION late as Friday, Aug. 2, by call St. Vincent de Paul's Parish This will be followed by a ing 674-3155. general meeting at 8 p.m. in so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. t E. ARIZONA FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY The sc+iedu'ic for Mas.scs on WE OIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS the parish school gymnasium, First Friday, .Aug. 2, will be 9 SUNDAY MASSES for work in preparation for the a.m. and 6:30 p.m.- 6:45, 8:00, 9:30. 11:00 and 12:15 reception of the .-\d .Mtare Dei CATHEDRAL NOTRE DAME Confessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. medal. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. O’Sullivan, Pastor Across the Street from Patients Invited Phil's Conoco Sorvice NOTRE DAME CHURCH 2385 E. Arizona 744-6119 GREEN Book Exchange For Complete To Muscular MEADOWS Slated Aug. 28 Auto Service CONOCO Dystrophy Picnic CO M PLETE (St. Louis’ Parish. Englewood) Preisser's Red & White ns-tsu AUTOMOTIVE Mrs. Eleanor Ottero, pres SERVICE Muscular dystrophy, patients 14th Avt. at PtnniylvaniA 2195 So. Sheridan 985-9970 ident of the -Altar and Rosary throughout the Denver area are Grocery and Market society, reminds members that being invited to the annual Mus Ctthoiies BUY product* FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES *dv*rU(*d ki th«lr CURE D'ARS ST. JO H N ’S it is time to pay their annual cular Dystrophy association pic AND QUALITY GROCERIES dues. The money should be CATHOLIC W4E8BI nic .Aug. 4 at 4 p.m. in Wash Free Delivery SPruce 7-4441 sent in or dropped in the Sun ington park. The picnic is open ELM STANDARD 2331 E. Ohio kn . (S. U«l«. Okl«) "How dy" day collection basket. to all muscular dystrophy vic-i SERVICE Tihen Council OHisers .A book exchange day will be tims. Compitta Braka Bob's Place Newly elected officers of Bishop Tihen Council 4796, held Wednesday, .Aug. 28. Mrs. Roast turkey and barbecued I ALL SAINTS PARISH) Sarvica A Tuna-up Free Pickup 300 So. Colo. Blvd. Knights of Columbus were installed in a council meeting July •Mildred Pitchford is in charge ham make up the, main dishes W. Harvard Ave. and S. Federal Blvd. & Delivery COWTOWN. 22 by district deputy Harry Plampin. Officers pictured above, of the project. on the picnic menu, accompan Rev. John Harley Schmitt, J.C.D., Pastor PhOfM 332-4254 left to right, front row, are Dr. John Fischer, grand knight; For the next three weeks pa ied by the traditional side la it 35th A BIm Strati COLO. Summer Mass Schedule .Andrew Roy, deputy grand knight; second row, Eloy Vigil, rishioners having news for the dishes. 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 -10 - 11:30 A.M. Thirty children from the Fed financial secretary; John McCoiirt, advocate; Joe Denning, Denver Catholic Register are 12:30 - 6:30 P.M. HOLY GHOST ST. PATRICK’S treasurer; Gerald Ptannenstlel, chancellor; James Hanley, in asked to call Mrs. Jackie eral Accordion studio will enter side guard; and Harry Plampin, district deputy. Not pictured Cherry, 757-1749. The regular tain at the picnic. Picnickers will meet at the DOWNTOWN ARROW are Bud Hughs, recorder; Joseph Mares, warden; Frank Mad- correspondent, Mrs. Julia Fitz le, guard; and R. G. Ekier, trustee. patrick, will be out of town north side of Washington park YOUR EVERY GARDENING NEED \Sm l^ Complett Line of Gardening Tools & Accessories TEXACO SERVICE SERVICE Transportation may be ar BEDDING PLANTS — EVERGREENS ^ SHRUBS — TREES 1802 Olanarm St. ranged by calling Joyce Raffcr- Our Container-Grown Stock Can Be Planted Witti Success at Any Time STATION tv, patient service chairman, THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 24-hour Sarvica D RIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE 936-5716. RAIN KING TUNE UP & BRAKE SERVICE OSCILLATING SPRINKLER Phona 534-9952 3211 Pecos 455-0737 iW E FRIITT: 4S INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS LETTERHEADS • ENVELOPES • CARDS New Role for Nun REG. 12.95 — NOW 9.95 ST. THERESE’S TICKCTS • RAFFLE TICKETS • HANDBILLS The firms listed here New Orleans — Sister Mary FOLDERS- •. BROCHURES • PUBLICATIONS Louise Moore, a member of the, M I S T E R B ’s deserve to be remem HENRY’S PARISH FORMS • ANNUAL REPORTS • ETC. Religious of the Cenacle, has ^ , ...... bered when you are dis <;oNoco CONOCO been appointed to the New Or tributing your patronage SERVICE leans Archdiocesan Vocation office as vocation coordinator in the different lines of FIRESTONE TIRES, BATTERIES, A te g g Printing Co. KE ACCESSORIES and as counselor for young GMIDEN CEHe business. H ENRY HENNINGHAKE. Owner NM CURTLS O a OENVIIICOIO. 4 -1 3 9 3 women interested in religious 11500 East Colfax at Moline Owned and Operated by Bruggentheis Bros., Inc. AURORA O U R CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST SALESMEN life. She is one of the first nuns 2140 S. FEDERAL BLVD. WE. 4-6611 lo hold such a full-time post Poge 12 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, August 1, 1963 THE 2B— St. Dominic 37— St. Mary (UHiotoo) LARGE FAMILY LIVING % ACRE HOME OF THE WEEK 2937 IRVING ST. 1 4 bedroom and family room or 5 bed All utilities In. Next to now St. Mary 1 10 room homo. Reasonably prkod at $l 1,500 Church. By owntr. $5,100. 1 and can bt bought with 10% down. 1 LAIRD REALTY 985-4294 1 13 455.345# 477-0317 1 3 1 — St. Jai 37— St. Mary (UtHotoa) 1 5 725 KRAMERIA 1 Has living room with fireploct, saparata LininON'S BEH CAFE COD 1 dining room and 3 bedrooms. Plus full You'll bo omozed at the panelod lomlly mm finished basement with bedroom, recrea room with llroplace, the hugt dining tion room and bath. Joe Ray, 744-2184. area, 4 tremendous badrqpmi and the great walk-ln closats. Priced to movt at $24,000. Call Ray Mair, 945-5800. VanSchaock&Co. LEASE WITH OPTION 175 Univ. tlvd. REALTOR 207-5888 For money short potential buyer ovmer will mokt a real deal. Call Ray MaIr at 32— St. John tha $85-5800 to see this new 3 bedroom, 1400 sq. ft. house with 2 car garagt and full Iv a n fa iitt basement. 600 Garfield - $450 Dn. AMBROSE-WILLIAMS I CO. 5-room brick, 3 car garage. FHA terms. IIM w. Llttleten Btvd. Mrs. Gamel, 32^S1M. REALTOR 7$0-l4S4 609 STEELE Unusual 5 room home. Electric kitchen. 37— St. Mary (Uttiotmi) I full bath. 2V5 baths. Full finished base 99 South Bellaire ment end garage. Mrs. Gamel, 322-5IM. This deluxe quality built home with 3 bedrooms, den, family room, maid’s room, 4 YORK REALTY CO. ONLY $22,900 baths, hot water, radiant heat, large covered patio, mountain and city view. I^ a te d 211-0331 Large 3 bedroom brick, shopping and schools dost. Formal dining room, fin on 7 beautifully landscaped lots; sprinkler system; 2 car garage with automatic doors. ished bastment, 2 llraplacas, doutMa gar- Priced below $60,000. 32— St. John th# aga, fencad yard, excellent iewn and Iv n n g a iist landscaping. Wall-to^all carpating and many axtras. Call Louis Wolsh, 7$l-2454. To See This Fine Home Buy Large 2 bedroom bungalow. 6132 S. CRESTVIEW Vs basement. Top condition. Please Call Lloyd Mansfield — 755-0726 AAovb right In and assumt good loan. Con assume 4'/2 G.l. or new This housa has evtrything you could expoct and more for the price. 3 bed financing. Mrs. Wright, 377- rooms, large living room with fireplace. 2230. Ultra modern kitchen, garage, fenced yard. Call Louis Walsh, 7H-2454. MOORE WRIGHT REALTY CO. REALTOR 177-3387 AMBROSE-WILLIAMS A CO. lOM W. Littttton Btvd. 300 EAST SPEER REALTOR PE. 3-5511 32— St. John thn REALTOR 79»-24S4 Iv n n g a iist 37— St. Mary (UNiatea) 11— Holy Fnmily 19— Our Lady of Orac# SPACIOUS The Number by the Parish 26— SI. Colhorino BY OWNER BY OWNER 15 ROOM HOME Gracious living can be yours in this YOUR Heading Over Each Ad is MUST SELL 2 bedroom home. Wall-to-wall carpet, elegant 7tti AvenLte home. 5 baths, ser HOME FOR YOUR NEEDS 1 bedroom, 13 year-old frame. Recrea drapes. Garbage disposal. Full basement. $12,000 vants quarters. Reasonable terms. See fion room, firepiace. Patio, double, ga Good condition. Attached garage. Nicely 1433 E. 7th Avenue. can build either tri-level or two the Key to its location on rage. Fenced yard. Walklno distance to landscaped. Nice family home. 7 rooms. Double gar Holy Family church and school. Drapes, age. Redwood-fenced large back yard. BY OWNER story In Ridgewood for $19,600 carpeting, Venetian blinds Included. 4429 STEELE ST. _____ EM. 6-6028 total. Consists of three or four the Map. 4527 PERRY CALL 244-6209 4527 ELM COURT 33— St. Joseph PARISH C lll 455-1735 bedrooms. See present show house Our Lady of Mt. Carmol GL. 5-1579 1 BEDROOM BRICK at 5111 So. Meode st.— For addi 11— Holy Fnmily NEAR GUARDIAN ANGELS' SCHOOL $5,$S0 WITH TERM S tional information call Large family home. Brick. 5 bedrooms 28— M. Dominic or could be used as 2 rentals. 2 baths. Large living room, dining room and ASSUME LARGE LOAN kitchen. G o ^ condition. Immediate oc 798-5142 Make offer • Make offer • Call Helen cupancy. Lorenz, 777-8935. MUST MOVE - - MAKE OFFER REAL ESTATE GUIDE 3 bedroom, large living room, kitchen With eating space. Full basement, 1 car 3381 ALCOTT UNITED HOMES INC. garage. Lovely condition. Mrs. Fraker, JAMES A. HICKAM Open 1 to 5 dally. New 2 bedroatn brick GROUSSMAN • BRADLEY 3— JUI I m Io Sacrament 6— Bleued Sacrament with full basement. Separate dining 455-3477. RIALTORS EA. 1-7748 RA. 2-2121 48 W. A LA M E D A 777-2471 room. Fully plastered end tiled. Mehog- any cabinets and bullt-lns. Will consider CO N T R A aO R EXCHANGE REALTY lots or other reasonable trade. 5965 S. LOGAN CT. MUST SELL OWN HOME 23— SI. Ann# (Arvada) 237-0484 LEE KINNIE CO., BUILDERS Buy FHA, Gl or Conventional this "Big Homes For Built with every fine teature. 4 bed Olc. HA. 2-1411 Days HA. 4-1442 lovely new 3 bedroom brick with full Eves. HA. 2-35M basement, oversized attached 2-car Big Families" rooms, main floor den, 2nd floor play OWNER TRANSFERRED A HOME garage. Electric stove, oven and room. 2 baths. Garage. Fenced yard. 464— M ost PrecieuB Bleed 3 bedroom brick, 4th bedroom, recreation WITH dishwasher. 2 fireplaces. 2 baths. Beautilul trees. Sacrifice at $22,500 and room in basement. New wall-to-wall car 28— St. Dominic Will put In lawn. See this before you 2211 BELLAIRE peting, 1^4 baths. Attached garage. Nice FINALLY! EVERYTHING only $1,000 down. buy. Large 2-story, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. DRIVE BY — OWNER yard. $15,750. Basement, recreation room. New 5740 FLORA PL. kitchen. $23,500. CALL 322-1054 7261 S. ALBION 4 bedroom brick, Vfi baths. Full finish 6106 JELLISON WAY 2842 ELIOT ST. ed basement. 2 fireplaces. Attractively Assume 61 loan at SI22 P.l.T.r., with HA. 4-8412 10 rooms, 2 baths. Hot water heat. Low small down payment. Nearly new 3 2020 BIRCH 7^-Chrift the King landscaped. Good financing. 2-car ga taxes. $1,500 down. Call Mrs. Morgan. bedroom brkk with full Msement. rage. Wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes in 24^St. Anthony Lovely 2-slory, tile floored English. cluded. Patio. Close to Thomas Jeiterson BE. 7-1429. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths up. Finished Prestige Neighborhood school. basement. (W oftw eod) 4790 S. WASHINGTON 5-bedroom, 2 baths, recently remodeled. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT DUKE SHEPHERD & CO. 1 block to Alt Souls' school and Drapes, rugs, appliances IncliKted. Close SK. 6-2830 Duplex - 1075 S. Perry churdt. 'Immaculate 3 bedrooms up, 1 2248 CLERMONT to church and school. 237-1368 down in full finished basement. TTiis is a beautiful 4 bedroom, SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY 3 bedrooms main floor. 1 bedroom, living baths. All large bedrooms with ample draped and carpeted. New kitchen. 16— Nativity of Our Lord room, kitchen and bath lower level. 3 cloiet space. Ideal family home and Finished basement with bedroom BY OWNER years old. Garage. Priced at $18,700. pricM right. and bath $21,900. (Broomfield) Mrs. Haley, 377-0618. WE. 4-3446 or FR. 7-1615 4245 S. PENNSYLVANIA 5806 MONTVIEW A RAISE IN PAY! WRIGHT REALTY CO. RENT WITH OPTION REALTOR 377-3307 3 bedrooms, large K a r garage. In Delightful corner. 4 bedroom, 3 Cure d’Ars And raise your sights on comfortable In Beautiful Southwest Denver. For excellent condition. Carpet and baths, basement, recreation room. family living. More home for the money the newly-weds who want room to in Broomfield. Look around and you'll --f drapes go. Priced to sell. Must be sold. $28,000. Gl— $00 Dwn.— $122 Mo. 26 ' St. Cirthorino grow. The couple whose children are ^ -'-i • agree that the same honre in other away Beautiful l-bedroom ranch areas would be $3,000 to $4,000 higher. WHEN BUYINa OR SELUNO Is all you pay tor this beautiful 3 bed wllh large open kitchen and paneled room brick. Large living room with fire Compare: 4 bedrooms, 3 baths; brick; 3 bedroom, fireplace in large living family room with fireplace. Kitchen POR PAST PREE APPRAISAL place, separate dining room, kitchen with finished basement, garage, drapes, car has bullt-ln oven and range. Large CALL YOUR MARGE breakfast nook. Basement has recrea peting and all kitchen appliances in this room. Family kitchen, full basement. over-sized single car garage and a 5 year-old home, all for $19,900. Name CATHOLIC REALTY PIRM tion room and 4th bedroom. Cali Joe Oversize 2 car garage. covered patio. If you can rent you ONLY 3 BLOCKS FROM THE NEW ST. MARY’S M cLa u g h l in Plank, DE. 3 8015. your down payment. Call today, Mrs. can afford this at $154.00 per month. Shroyer, 466-3510. New Catholic school Call Mr. Sargent at 985-1563. WILSON & WILSON & SON MOORE “pens in September. CHURCH AND FUTURE SCHOOL IN LIHLETON. RItr. - 2234 S. Colo. Blvd. - SK. 4-3481 ADKINS REALTY 422-1425 KOPECKY & CO. This four bedroom, 2,650 finished feet of garden-level contemporary WM S. EMray SU. 1-M7I REALTOR FL 5-3483 3228 E. Colfax DU. I-W34 RENT WITH OPTION 9 Ounrdien Angeic 16— Nativity of Our Lord In Deautiful Southwest Denver. Big, has 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, a front courtyard and back patio. A balcony -Sto Catherine bright, beautiful Colonial bl-Level. 4 leads off the large master bedroom and spacious living room. A . (Broomfield) olg bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen with 15' X 30' family room, many closets and hot water heat. There is 3-—hAII Sowb (Bmlowrood) elbow room, bullt-ln Tappan fabulous ample room for 2 additional bedrooms. All this plus a million dollar 6' aiatcad Sacrament 1775 W. 51 ST. TOP LOCATION "400" oven and range. Sliding doors Spacious 4 bedroom home. Fireplace, onio a raised sun-deck to en|oy the view. CHERRY HILLS MANOR 2 bedroom beauty. Many extras. Very Spacious 4 bedroom, full dining room, mountain range. Double car garage IDEAL FOR THE near parish school. Vacant. Buy $300 bath and one-hatf. Close to public and Deluxe home, full basement, 4 bedrooms, basement. Patio, fenced yard. Lovely and large recreation room lor the kids LARGE FAMILY down FHA or assume loan. parochial schools and shopping. Priced shade trees and flowers. Must see to to run. Call Mr. Sargent at 985-1563. recreation room, 2 fireplaces. Carpeting, appreciate. Mrs. Fraker, 455-3477. SEE AT 6917 S. HILL IN RIDGEWOOD right for Immediate sale by owner. 295 alectrk kitchen. Double garage. $22,800. Large bungalow, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, full-finished basement. Hot water heat. BY OWNER Garnet St., Broomfield. EXCHANGE REALTY OPEN 12 TO 6 ON SAT. AND SUN. SEE Spacious living room and dining room. FOR SALE Garage, fenced landscaped yard. G L 5-4152 In beautiful Southwest Denver. This 2828 E. EUCLID AVE. INgersoll 6-8189 237-0484 beautiful home features large living 794-4050 2326 CLERMONT 10— Holy Creu room with fireplace, formal dining CALL 794-3068 ANYTIME 333-9070 room. Kitchen with bullt-ln oven and (Thornton) n o r t h g l e n range, eating area. 3 bedrooms, 2 up, full basement, half finished wllh 3 All SewU (Ingloweed) 18 ■ Our Lady of Fatima Lovely 2 bedroom brk., Ig. kitchen. I bedroom, 2 baths, % bath and rec 6— aiuMod Sacrament (Lakew ood) Rec. rm., bedroom & % bath in full reation room. Single car garage at “A. C. KRUSE WILL TAKE TRADE MUST SELL! basement. Electric range & draper tached, 10x26ft. patio. Corner lot. ies. Smalt down payment. Immediate Total price $18,400. Easy terms. Call possession, in Holy Cross parish. On this 4 bedroom brick ranch with 2340 KRAMERIA 3 bedroom brick home, full finished base 2000 WILLOW LANE Mr. Sargent at 985 1563. 4-bdrm., 1,700 sq. ft. APPLEWOOD MANOR Mrs. Fraker, 455-3477. BUILDER 2,000 sq. ft. Full acre. Carpeting and ment with y* bath. Drapes and carpet drapes throughout. Secluded C ^ rry Hills — 1% baths. Choice location. 2,596 sq. ft. of living EXCHANGE REALTY 237-0484 Village. — Electric kitchen ing included. Garage and fence. Will space in this most attractive 4 bedroom, — Formal dining room arrange terms to suit buyer. See at 3 bath home on V* acre of beautifully — Living room with fireplace CAREY REALTY 8751 N. Essex or call 288-6376. landscaped land. Wall to wall carpeting — 2-car garage, elec, door and drapes included In this priced to 744-^341 — Fves. Call Steve, 322-7851 sell pror«rty. NEUHAUSER BROWN, LTD. 10— Holy Crau LAIRD REALTY WE NEED SacraiiM n I 388-3431 REALTOR 318-3431 455-3450 477-8307 (Thornton) NORTH DENVER PARKWAY BEAUTY WHEATRIDGE 6— aiossod Sacrament 5134 Montview — Tudor English Brick. 1920 U R R Y COURT 18— Our Lady of Fatima LAKEWOOD and / 4th bedroom in finished basement. Cool (Lakew ood) East porch, double garage. Blessed 3 bedroom, full finished basement. Priced LISTINGS Sacrament and Machebeuf schools. Mary 2510 DEXTER to sell FHA or VA terms. Call Bob Grace Clark, SK. 6>7271 Schamberger, 428-3344. Please Call 2 story brick. Modern Birch kitchen. GARDENER'S PARADISE K.ATHLEEN MORAN Beautiful r Living room with fireplace, dining room, 1761 MABEL AVE. MONTE CARROLL 8 year-old brick home by owner. 3 bed With Ml Flltmare REALTOR 33S-U31 3 bedrooms on 2nd. Full basement with 3 bedroom, full basement. 2 car garage. rooms, I'/i baths, full-finished basement. BIG fireplace and den. 2 car garage. FHA or VA terms. Call Bob Schamber Fenced yard, shade trees. Beautiful gar LAIRD iM M d SocraiiMiit ger, 426-3344. den and patio. Denver water. REALTY DE. 3-6116 WALZAK 10435 W. 18TH AVE. 477-8307 or 455-3650 REALTO R 42t-35SS $450 DOWN - FHA BE. 3-2896 Family home and location. a — Biew ed Sacram ent 1 1 ... Holy Family 24 St. Anthony of Padua Sleeps 10. See 2390 Birch and JUST OFF MONTVIEW NO QUALIFYING save. and near churches and schools. Ex ASSUME G.l. LOAN cellent 3 bedroom home with half-base LIVE HIGH, FRESH and CLEAN Pay $75.50 P.l.T.I. 2 bedroom brick, CALL 377-7900 ment. will FHA or Gl. Drive by 2042 near busline. 3724 Stuart St. Eudora and Call Joe Plank, DE. 3 8015. on GREEN M OUNTAIN a— aiMMfl SacranMnl 15 Minutes From Downtown Denver MOORE ACE REALTY CO. Price Range From RItr. — 2234 5. Colo. Blvd. — SK. 4-3401 REASONABLE TERMS 4421 Tejon REALTO R 477-5252 $17,700 To $27,000 2058 IVANHOE ST. 32— St. John the EvangelUt Range, refrigerator, wail-to-wall carpet ing and drapes go with this 2 bedroom, living room, dining room, recently re modeled kitchen home. Patio, front drive WimiJe ,, 3fomei garage. TOW N HOUSE Celt Mr. Henning 323-7227 or 333-1774 THE NANTUCKET 985-1523 iMsad SacraiiMnt Ideal family home. Exclusive neighborhood. Conven West on 4th Avt. to Sims. Turn left B follow signs. IV2 story New England... $19,950 ient to Catholic schools. 4 large bedrooms, formal NEAR MONTVIEW Outstanding in the Witkinland family of better homes. .. IVi stories rich living room, separate dining room, family room with Spacious tamlly home priced right. 3- Mott Precieut Blood in the New England tradition over 1,800 square feet of finished area .. badroom, dining room, finished basement. fireplace. All amenities. Write P. 0. Box 7141, Denver 3 car garage, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. plus full basement four bedrooms massive fireplace open stairwell FHA appraised, $18,300. Will sell no 6, Colo. huge closets covered front porch and rear patio designer-styled down G.l. Call AAabal Lewellyn, 377-9145. GRAND OPENING OF . . . fixtures two full baths built-in range and oven in unique family-styled TOWER OWNER kitchen lined with luxury attached garage, priced for practicality. REALTOR 333-1533 EA. 2-8892 SP. 7-1604 SEE 7 TOMORROW-TIMED HOMES PRICED FROM $16,350 TO $19,950. ln »d SacraiiMnl METROPOLITAN (Tri-Leval) CAME3 (Centor-Hall) COLUMBINI (Ranch) LARGE FAMILY ALL THE ANGLES hav* bean checked by MT. VERNON (2-Story) SUN VALLEY (Cent^mreraiy) MCNTEREY (Ranch) SPECIALS! StanAewls In Maplewood. Stan builds a home you can PRICED TO SUIT Bttord and enjoy for a lifetime. A home In Maplewood Minimum Down FHA YOUR NEEDS B PURSE It functional, tastefull You will discover an excellent ALLENDALE IN ARVADA ' 3345 lIR C H No Down 3 bedroom, new kitchen. Try small combination of quality materials and exceptional work 0own. AArs. Achilles, 322-7606. manship ... coordinated with Imeolnatlon to satisfy your DENVER'S MOST TAIKEO ABOUT MULTI LEVEL Paymont G.l. 2155 BIRCH budget at 6414 Peirfet Street, Arvada. HArrIson 2-3434 Daily and Sunday 9 to 9 —Saturday 9 to 6 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Legal basement inrIuHing 4 bediooms * 3 bolht HArrison 2-2323 apartment. Mrs. Haley, 37/-0618. ^ Better Homes Convenfioiiol 2344 D EX TE R WILLIAMSBURG 1210 ______Finnminy. 2-story, center halt. 3 bedrooms. APPHOVID vALut o lo io N « boHus 4th level Owner transferred. lt'» ROty to get lo Witkinland. All this is located in Hampden Heigl.ts near Denver's new golf couise. M33 CLIRMONT WADSWORTH or KIPLING to n ^ 3 bedroom deluxe doctor's home. 3 RALSTON (W. 5Bth1. D G tte r -(r lots. Mrs. Achilles, 322-7406. Hampden and Dallas Court, open daily for your admiration. RALSTON WEST to WRIGHT REALTY CO. W. 61ST AVE , then Homes * RRALTOR 377-3307 798-1335 SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. RIGHT to 6108 Nelson. Thursday, August 7, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page IJ CYO Activities PARISH
The St. Vincent de Paul and Notre Dame-All Saints CYOs, R£N1ING*HIRING Denver, will co-sponsor a Hootenany featuring the Innsman r:i,r w a n t BUYING-SELLING from 7:30 to 10:30p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11, at Glaisier’s barn, 5001 E. Kentucky avenue. Admission is 75 cents per person. REAL ESTATE Everyone is welcome. SEE PARISH MAP Phone KE, 4-4206 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Registei — Ask for the Classified Department The St. Lonis CYO, Englewood, will hold an evening of fun ON PAGE 12 FOR on Friday, Aug. 2, at Belleview park, 4600 E. Belleview ave LOCATION OF nue, from 5:30 to 10:30 o’clock. Swimming, games, and dancing GUIDE THESE LISTINGS New Classified Ad Deadline . . . wilt be available. All attending are to bring a sack lunch; soft drinks will be on sale. Price for members will be $1; for non 38— St. Mary Magdalene; 45—>St. Therese (Aurora) members, $1.50. - NOW-Tuesday at 5 p.m. 4500 W. 30TH BY OWNER ■ ELOW FHA APPRAISAL Only Want Ads received by phone or mall before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published In (be current week’s paper School Honors China Missioner 2,000 sq. ft. tri-level contemporary style 6 bedroom brick, 3 In full finished home. 3 fireplaces, Intercom, 4 t>ed- basement with recreation room and ad ditional bath. Attached garage. Large Hong Kong — A school for classes. rooms and recreation room. Plus 3-room kitchen with eating space. Covered HELP WANTED - FEMALE ROOMS FOR RENT PIANO LESSONS 39A children of refugees from Red Bishop Walsh was born in separate apartment. patio. Sprinkler system. Fruit trees. Fenced. Many extras. Experienced typists, stenos, office work FURNISHED 20 China scheduled to open here Cumberland, Md., on April 30, LEGAL NOTICES ers needed immediaiety for temporary Expert piano instruction lor beginners LAIRD REALTY 2010 LIMA office work. Rooms for Girls. Catholic Daughters or advanced pupils. Teacher of pleno in September has been named 1891, and ordained to the IN THE COUNTY COURT of America. 765 Penn. Also rooms lor 25 years. Ruth M. Cafky, 2500 in honor of Bishop James E priesthood in 1915. Three shears 364-1251 In iiKl for ttio City ind MANPOWER, INC. available for weddings or receptions Cherry. EA. 2-2947. Walsh, M.M., American mis later he left with the first County ol Donvor and KE. 4-7215 1554 California TA. 5-9597 41— Sts. Potar and Paul Stato of Colorado Priest's housekeeper for rural parish. For rent sleeping room and garage. 311 SEWING MACHINES 40 sioner serving a 20-year sen Maryknoll mi.ssion band for 46— St. Vincent de Paul I No. P-3T412 Please write: Box No. 200 R, The Re (Whaatridge) NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION S. Sherman St. 2 adults In family. Phone tence in a Red Chinese prison the mission of China. He re gister, 934 Bannock St., Denver 4, Colo. 73W925. WANTED TO SELL REAL ESTATE SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH The school, built in the par mained in China until 1936 ! IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Middle-aged housekeeper. Live in. 2 Zig-zags, buttonholes, blind hems and BY OWNER adults. Upstairs bedroom and bath. ish of Father Howard D when he was elected Superior 3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES ; KATIE TARCA, ALSO KNOWN AS HOME FOR AGED makes fancy stitches without attach- KATHERINE TARCA, KATHERINE Good salary. 322-0513. n>ents to buy. Assume 3 payments of Trube, M.M., of the Bronx General of Maryknoll and aft 15 year brick, 4-bedroom, 2 baths; at Before school starts. Call Helen Lorenz, TARCHA and KATARINA TARCHA, De- WOMEN 22 tached garage. Lovely fenced yard with 7774935. $3.86 or $8.50 cash. A4A. 3-1566. N.Y., in a refugee resettle erwards returned to China. la trees and shrubs. Low taxes. 2 blocks to ceased. HELP WANTED MALE 8 The Serve Regina Home for AgeO The People Df the State of Colorado, Women now has openings for single anO ment area of Kowloon, will March, 1960, he was arrested public and parochlaf schools. 4040 Quay. To Steve Orloski, Sr.; Margaret Orloskl SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH S15.000. S450. down. 789-2177. Charming 5 bedroom English brick home AUTOMATION TAKE YOUR JOBT double occupancy. The Home Is a re hold close to 2,500 pupils in and has been in prison ever near Washington Park. Fireplace, double Dessnig; Helen Orloskl Sodia; Steve Investigate our part-time business op modeled old mansion, surrounded by Zig-zags, buttonholes, sews fancy de double session and evening since. garage. Wonderful home for family. Orloskl, Jr.; Susan Zanko; Joseph portunity. Start now. Full time In near beautiful trees and expanse of lawn. Sun signs. Has walnut 4-drawer cabinet. EVENINGS Call Helen Lorenz, 777-0935. Tarcha; Steve Tarcha; unknown heirs future. Steady, excellent earnings, early porch opens on park-llka area. Dally Must sacrifice for $12.50. GE. 3-6409. and unknown antecedents, and David retirement potential. Write Box Jir601, Mass in Chapel. Quiet, DIgnilied. This NO ATTACHMENTS TO BUY JAMES A. HICKAM Burlingame, P.O. Box 5061, Attorney at The Register, 938 Bannxk St., Denver comfortable and convenient convent r 41— Sts. Peter and Paul RA. 3-7131 40 W. A LAM E D A 777-2671 Law, Denver, Colorado, Guardian ad 4, Colo. home is staffed by the Dominican Sis NECCHI (Wheatridge) Litem for all persons under legal dis ters at 975 Pennsylvania Street, Denver ability. 3, Colo. Phone: ALpIne 5-0062. Write or Appliances. Utilities paid. $75. 148 5. 46— St. Vincent de Paul Persons In interest In said estate, phone for Immediate reservations. Prices sews fancy designs. No attachments to Fort Collins GREETING: buy. Will sell for $16 cash or terms. Leaving State - Only $18,950 MEN reasonable. MIUWOiHilinillMM'iiKli lUtlhiliJ You are hereby notified that on this DE. 3-1244. Very clean newer 3 bedroom brick, 4560 FOR SALE BY OWNER 28th day of June, A.D. 1963, Steve Age 25-45, Married CARE FOR AGED 22A Quay. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Living room Orloskl, Sr., Executor of said estate, MISC. FOR SALE 44 and 1 bedroom. Large electric kitchen 1325 S. K E A R N E Y presented to and filed In said court his Supplement your Income and estab Am Interested In the care of Invalids w i^ eating space. 1'/^ baths. Irrigation 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, full-finished petition for the sale of certain real lish your own insurance business. No and elderly people. Will also care lor basement. House includes recreation Outboard, boat and trailer. Johnson 7V’s SHINN PHARMACY well, attached garage. Fenced and nicely estate belonging to said estate and situ capital investmehT. Complete training children. Can give references. 255-t820. Seahorse, 14-foot Sea King. Boat and landscaped. Green, 424-9696. room, kitchen with eating area, living program. Keep present employment ate In the City and County of Denver trailer, $450. MA 3-2792 after 5 P.M. "Your Pariih Orugitora" room, cedar closets, plenty of storage and State of Colorado, more fully de while you learn this interesting, STACKHOUSE REALTY room. Attached garage. Extra large FURNISHED APARTMENTS 25 HU 2-1035 and HU 2-1036 scribed in said petition, reference to lucrative business. Shopsmith Mark Five with extras. Re 3S3S W. 3«th Avt. 477-1«7l fenced yard. 8 years old. Price includes which is hereby made. Ideal for couple. Utilities paid. St. Cath ''Northtrn Colorado's electric range, refrigerator, carpet, conditioned automatic washer and wring Northern Hotel Bldg. You are further notified to appear and Farmers Insurance Group erine's parish. Call «5-7812. er. Electric motors. 4560 Quay St., drapes. $16,250. ansMfer or otherwise plead to said ttodlng Oepartmtnt Store" 4312 west 36th Ave. 433 6406 HA. 4-1300. The Store With a Smile 41^Sts. Peter and Paul petition In writing on or before the 26th ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CALL 377-3072 day of August, A.D. 1963, the day set tor interview Nurses or working couple. Clean 2 Westinghouse electric range. Double (Whaatridge) for the hearing thereof, or on or before Call Ralph Woodruff rooms and bath near bus. Main floor. oven. Deep well. Excellent condition. 46— St. Vincent de Paul the day to which such hearing may be Appliances. Utilities paid. $75. 148 S. Reasonable. 288-6378. Please Patronize 3275 HARLAN ST. adjourned, or said pelltion will be taken Lincoln. Blythe-Goodrich for confessed. SITUATIONS WANTED BUILDING MATERIALS 46A Your KEGISTER Newer 3 bedroom brick, 2 fireplaces. Given under my hand and the seal 1 BLOCK FROM CATHEDRAL Carpets and drapes. Large kitchen. Sep Older Story and Half of said court at Denver, in the City FEMALE M2 Spacious 2 room alr-conditloned apart Mortuary arate utility room, full basement, attach Brick famify home in splendid condi and County of Denver and State of ments. Newly decorated. The Glenellen Advertisers and ed garage. Priced reasonably. Mrs. Ambulance Service tion. Can be 6 bedrom using 1 In fin Colorado, this 8th day of July, A.D. Experienced R.N. desires hospital, office, Apts., 1432 Pennsylvania, 534-7560. NEW AND USED Mention Goehl, GE. 3-4398. ished basement. Garage, lovely yard. 1963. or Industrial nursing. Days only. Write Jack W. Goodrich Just 2 blocks to St. Vincent's on S. York PAUL. W. POMPON 10 Box 350, The Register, 934 Bannock St., CATHEDRAL APTS. BUILDING MATERIALS Acting Clerk of the THE REGISTER HU. 2-3208 DUNN REALTORS St., and priced under $20,000. Be first Denver 4, Cokx 1470 LOGAN ST. • PLUMBING • (TIIL to see this with Tove Smith. 756-9323. County Court • WINDOWS • DOORS 6827 W. 38th Ave. 422-1471 By Martin J. Flnnerty Across the street from Immaculate Con Deputy Clerk ception Cathedral. Furnished buffet apts. MONTE CARROLL with full kitchens and private bath. 42— St. Philemena (Published In The Denver KERDY WRECKING Newly redecorated, roomy, clean and 261 Flllmort REALTO R 355-1631 Catholic Register) LEGAL NOTICES quiet. Utilities furnished $ ^ to $65 mo. Contractors First Publication: July 11, 1963 Mgr. on premises. Last Publication: August 6, 1963 2II» We«t »th Ave. TA. 5-M11 EXCELLENT CONDITION -St. Vincent de Paul Nice Place To Live" 8 large rooms (2,200 sq. ft.). Finished IN THE COUNTY COURT AC. 2-9006 i Colorado Springs IN THE COUNTY COURT apartment in basement In this big family In and for the City and County of In and for th t City and County bungalow. Zoned R-3. For further Infor Denver UNFURNISHED FURNITURE FOR SALE 47 ...... mation and appointment call Kenneth BY OWNER of Danvtr and State of Colorado No. P-30925 and State of Colorado APARTMENTS 26 Lull. PY. 4-1284. No. P-7052 Chlftorobe, good condition, $22. Reading 1257 S. COLUMBINE NOTICE TO CREDITORS lamp, $3. RA. 2-2941 Estate of Ava E. O'Brien (Deceased) NOTICE TO CREDITORS MONTE CARROLL Estate of JOHN F. BURGETT (De Cheesman Park • 926 Marion NOLAN FUNERAL HOME 261 Fillmort REALTO R 355-1631 A home with personality. Large lovely No. P-30925 Sturdy five-piece bedroom set $50. All persons having claims against the ceased) No. P-7052 Four-piece Edison nursery set. Like new. "THE ONLY CATHOLIC OWNED AND OPERATED living room and recreation room. 2 bed All persons having claims against the New deluxe I bedroom apts. Beautiful FUNERAL HOME IN COLORADO SPRINGS" above named estate are required to file $50. Phone 355-9696. 42— St. Philemena rooms main floor. A home you would them for allowance In the County Court above named estate are required to file building. Furn. or unturn, treasonable them for allowance in the County Court like to live In. of the City and County of Denver, Colo rent. Bus shops, parking. Call 623 09M. IME NOLAN FAMILY rado, on or before the 14th day of of the City and County of Denver, Colo BICYCLES 56 M IM IIIS III.IIOIIAI CAIHOLIt FUNHAl DiaiLIOSS SUILD WILL TRADE January, 1964, or said claims shall be rado, on or before the 5th day of Jan ' ME. 2-4742 LOW DOWN PAYMENT forever barred. uary, 1964, or said claims shall be for NO STAIRS TO CLIMB There are two ways to keep your bicycle HELEN M. LEW IS ever barred. In this charming 4 room apartment 1 in good shape. One Is to leave It at Will move you in. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. | Executrix ANDREW WYSOWATCKY bik. from Blessed Sacrament. Real home — the other Is to find a good 1277 St. Paul Is convenient to every-1 Try the Michael T. Corcoran Administrator hardwood floors, rose tile bath with bicycle man and stay with him. thing. Price $13,950. Joe Ray, 744-2184. ' Attorney for the estate (Published in The Denver Catholic shower, huge walk-in closets. Excellent AL'S BIKE SHOP J. D. CROUCU DISPOSAL SERVICE 1360 Locust Street, Register) stove and relrig. Laundry. $75. FR. 7- 334 Faderal Blvd. 935-3245 Classified Ads First Publication: July 11, 1963 1879 or AM. 6-1025. 56 Years In the Same Location C. 0. O’BRIEN COMPANY Denver 20, Colorado VanSchaack&Co.i Phone 355-8723 Last PublicatitMi: August 8, 1963 GARBAGE-ASHES-TRASH (Published in the Denver Catholic Regis IN THE COUNTY COURT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 TRUCKS 60 275 Univ. Blvd. REALTOR 2t7-5000 i They Get Results ter) " A dirty bmliMit operated In a In and for the City and County of We specialize in Nortfiweat Denver, eltan counaout mannar." First Publication: July 16, 1963 Denver and State of Colorado Last Publication: August B, 1963 Arvada. Laliewood, and Wheatnage Our Present Stock — Ftatarlay tka atw taatahiar lyittin. No. P-31148 real catat*. Prompt, courteous, sales Mi. 14U «. CYO Party NOTICE TO CREDITORS service. Your local realtor for 20 30 NEW 1963 CMC Estate of ANNA R. BRADBURY, also years. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE COUNTY COURT known as Anna Bradbury (Deceased. In and for the City and County No. P-31148. TRUCKS At White Sands of Denver and State of Colorado STACKHOUBE REALTY PETE BERONI All persons having claims against the W ton, 46 ton, 1 ton No. P-6985 above named estate are required to file 3535 W. 3»th Ave. UK. 7-lBva NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT and 2 ton models. FURNITURE STORE IN THE COUNTY COURT them for allowance in the County Court Also large sel^lon Quality Apparel UFHOlSIfRING Slated Aug. 4 In and for tht City and Estate of Muriel A. Austin, also known of the City and County of Denver, Colo as Muriel Amy Austin (Deceased) No. of used pick-ups end trucks. RI'UPHO ISIUINE AND County of Denver and rado, on on before the 29th day of Our Personalized IN COLORADO SPRINGS MPAIRINe Because of the success of the State of Colorado P-8985 January, 1964, or said claims shall be Notice is hereby given that I have filed Slip C a m i aad Driptrlat No. P-29238 forever barred. Archdiocesan CYO Graduation my final report in the County Court of Service Sells Homes CIEMES MOTOR CO. SINCE 1872 M a il ta Ordir NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Anna May Bradbury party at Elitch’s Gardens in Estate of Kathleen G. Lee (Deceased) the City and County of Denver, Colorado, Kiowi and Tejon Streets Fyiailu,l M id i ta Ordtr Administratrix 5555 W. Colfax Ave. June, a picnic and field day for No. P-29238 and that any person desiring to object Carl F. Eiberger 24-» So. W ahM teh M E . 2-td«1 k Notice is hereby given that I have to the same shall file written oblectlon Attorney for the estate 23 yrs. at the same all CYO members of the metro tiled my final report In the County Court with the said court on or before Sept. 13(X> Telephone Building location politan area will be held Sun of the City and County of Denver, Colo 10, 1963. Denver 2, Colorado RBAITOA rado, and that any person desiring to ANDREW WYSOWATCKY AComa 2-1606 2500 S. Fruadw ay SU 4-3315 Franchised G M C dealer day, Aug. 4. from 3 to 9:30 object to the same shall file written ob Administrator Dr. John A. Ordahl £AisL ^hoAnum ^ (Published in The Denver Catholic jection with the said court on or before (Published In the Denver Catholic Regis Register) i p.m. at the White Sands Beach August 26, 1963. ter) First Publication: August 1, 1963 Owner transferring. Low down payment. OPTOMETRIST club, 4801 E. Mississippi ave WILLIAM G. SCHRADER PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST First Publication: July 16, 1963 Last Publication: August 22, 1963 New brick duplex. Mountain view. Elec m NUniH TEJON STKEET nue. Administrator Last Publication: August 8, 1963 802 N. Weber DELANEY AND COSTELLO tric kitchen, carpet, separate utilities. St. M ary's parish. 794-39W. ME. 2-3661 Admission will be by CYO Attorney for the estate ME. 3-2069 935 Petroleum Club Building COIXIRADO SHHINUS. CULO. IN THE COUNTY COURT l Colo. Springs membership card and $1 at the Denver 2, Colorado, 266-3196 in and for the City and County ON T1500~DOWN CtthelM BUY PrsBueft (Published in The Denver Catholic 2-story brick near Ward's. Ideal for gate. This admission price is Register) of Denver and State of Colorado large family or have 2 apts. Large loan BdnrtlsMl In tlwlr just what White Sands is charg First Publication: July 25, 1963 No. P-27721 to assume. Gladys Rehm, RA. 2-5873. CATHOLIC BiOliTIR Last Publication: August 15, 1963 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION VIDMAR ROOFERS ing for the use of its facilitie.s TO SELL REAL ESTATE CADT REALTOR IN THE COUNTY COURT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE FOR RESULTS! and swimming pool. 11640 E. Evans 744-3103 Electrical in and for the City and OF LULA VET, WARD * Roofing and Siding ** County of Denver and The People of the State of Colorado. Construction Co. ACTIVITIES will begin with State of Colorado To Lula Vet, Ward; Andrew Wysowateky, 2T30 W. Pikot Paak Avanua • Eitimatat # Sarvict Calls swimming in the large outdooi No. P-31056 Conservator of Estate of Lula Vet, Ward, Phona i33-33ys • Modarnliallon • Raasonabic NOTICE TO CREDITORS 741 Equitable Bldg., Denver, Colo.; Un Estate of Sadie Mae Miller, also known known heirs and unknown antecedents, SERVICE DIRECTORY • Rawiring # Yard Lighting pool until dark. Colorado SprIngi, Colorado as Sadie M. Miller (Ward) No. P-31056 and Ralph W. Ball, Attorney at Law, 1024 S. Tejon M E 5-1533 Refreshments in the form of AN persons having claims against the Denver, Colorado, Guardian ad Litem KE. 4-4205 above named estate are required to file for alt persons under legal disability. hot dogs, soda pop, and potato rhem *or allowance In the County Court Persons in interest In said estate, chips will be provided by the of the City and County of Denver, Colo GREETING: FLOOR COVERINGS rado. on or before the 24th day of Jan You are hereby notified that on this ASH HAULING PAINTS Archdiocesan CYO council at no uary, 1964, or said claim shall be for M A Y C O 12th day of July, A.D. 1963, Andrew Linoleum, Vinyl Ule, Ceramic will Paint sala. $3-N faL anamal. I V l / A I in s u r a n c e charge. Members of any club, ever barred. Wysowateky, Conservator of said es ANDREW WYSOWATCKY Miller Trash Service tile, Kurmlca counter tupi. a n CaL Lalax Flat if they wish, may supplement tate, presented to and filed In said COMFLKTE EXFKR'r Conservator court his petition for the sale of certain Pickup Anytime AL 5-1932 INSTAIXATKIN 84S Santa Fa KE. 4-462$ 7 2 5 NO . TEJON this with their own picnic lunch. (Published In The Denver Catholic real estate belonging to said estate and free eitlmetei After the supper, there will Register) situate in the City and County of Den SHAFFER’S RUBBISH Archer Fluor Cuverlnge, BE. 7-1007 PLUMBING Phone 633-7731 Colo. Springs First publication: July 25, 1963 ver and State of Colorado, more fully Last publication: August 22, 1963 REMOVAL be singing around the campfire, described in said petition, reference to COMMERCIAL AND HEATING which Is hereby made. AUMEDA PLUMBING CO. a marshmallow roast, and IN THE COUNTY COURT RESIDENTIAL dancing in the sand. In and for the City and County of You are further notified to appear Repairtng, new work, lewera and Zecha A Adams Denver and State of Colorado and answer or otherwise plead to said REASONABLE RATES sink lines cleaned. Uur work li SHEARER HARDWARE CONOCO SERVICE STATION Competition between the par No. P-2S932 petition in writing on or before the 3rd AL. 5-3310 guaranteed. Free Eallmatei. day of September, A.D. 1963, the day FOLEY HEATING il9 E. Alameda SH 4-0100 ish units will be held in such NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 2329 East Platte Estate of H ELEN MORGAN BRADY set for the hearing thereof, or on or BUILDER & CARPENTER events as races, weight-lifting, also known as Helen M. Brady (De before the day to which such hearing ceased). No. P-2S932. may be adiourned, or said petition will QUILTERS ME. 2-7288 softball throwing, swimming, Notice is hereby given that I have be taken for confessed. Given under my hand and the seal of BUILDING and CONTRACTING W E REPAIR the “Limbo,” and volley ball. filed my final report in the County For Any Remodeling In Your Alaska (Jullt Shop — All kinda ol COLORADO .'IPHINGS Court of the City and County of Den said court at Denver, in the City and Prizes will be awarded to win County of Denver and State of Colorado, Homa*>in$ldd or Out~ quilling, remodel down and wool Nevada Ave. at Cache la Poudre | ver, Colorado, and that any person de ners. siring to object to the same shall file this 12th day of July. A.D. 1963. FIREPLACES comfurtera reconditioned. Plllowa written objection with the said court on PAUL W. POMPONIO snd rebind blankets. Also sheet and Acting Clerk of the County Court or before September 3, 1963. comfort combination. Patented U- “Colorado Springs’ Finest and Must Modern" SUPERVISING the event is /s/ Thomas A. Milan ( Published in the Denver Catholic Reg ister) CHIMNEYS cenaed Mfg. 1610 Gaylord. DU 8-2662. the Archdiocesan CYO director, Administrator /$/Jack Levine First Publication: July 18, 1963 CALL JACK REIS olljp Slaui iHiirtmtrij the Rev. Robert Syrianey. Re Attorney for the estate Last Publication: August 15, 1963 TA 5-5107 ROOFING 1506 Mile High Center 934-3593 freshments are to be in charge IN THE COUNTY COURT 1700 Broadway Membvr ot Notre Deme Parish HOME REPAIRS Member by Invitation 0 National Selected Morticians of Jim Karuzas, and field events Denver 2, Colorado In and for the City and New roofs, roof repairs, palming. 244-8667 County of Denver and Uc. Insured. All work guaranteed. will be under the direction of State of Colorado • Home RepaIn • Painting Members of the Staff (Published In The Denver Catholic No. P-26467 • Carpentry Terms, free eatlmetei. TA 6-6406 John Macintosh, treasurer of Register) Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT CURTAIN CLEANERS • Cabinetwork • Patch Plaiterlng Member of the Archdiocesan CYO, and Rod First Publication: August 1, 1963 Estate of Atochita Valdez, also known as J. M. REISCHMAN Last Publication: August 22, 1963 Our Lady of Grace Parish Catholic Funeral Directors King. Atochita A. Valdez, also known as Ato KRANCIS LACE CUlffAlN CLEAN "The Handyman" chita M. Valdez (Deceased) No. P-26467 All Wurk Guaranteed IN THE COUNTY COURT EKS. CUK'i'AlNS, CltdCHE-lED MEIrose 2-6611 Colorado Springs, Colo. The other officers assisting Notice is hereby given that I have 1' A B L E C L O 1 H S, UKAFEltlEij, 2518 Eudura SL EA. 2-32KI REROOFING AND REPAIR In and for the City and County of filed my final report In the County Court will be the president, Jim Cap BLANKE"1S, SPREADS, LINENS Fast and efficient service on wind dam Denver and State of Colorado of the City and County of Denver, Colo CLEANET) BY LAll-;sr METHd'lS LINEN SERVICE ra; vice president, ,Ceci No- No. P-31118 rado, and that any person desiring to HAND PRESSED dNLY. 1259 KALA age or roof teaks. Shingtes, siding, state wack; and secretary, Mary Hal- NOTICE TO CREDITORS object to the same shall file written ob- MATH. TA. 5-1527. WESTERN and tiie. 364-5294. Estate of M A R IE L. MORGAN (De lectljn wirh the said court on or before fen. ceased). No. P-31118. August 30, 1963. TOWEL SUPPLY CO. LOETSCHER'S Alt persons having claims against the TOBY 0. VAl DEZ 1720 So. Biuadway 7115591 TRASH HAULING OOflilitS-LOi above named estate are required to file Administrator DECORATING them tor allowance in Ihe County Court DELANEY AND COSTEILO PAINTING TRASH UAUUNG of the City and County of Denver, Colo Attorney for the estate Papering, painting, steaming, textut SUPER MARKET rado, on or before the 15th day of 935 Petroleum Club Building NICHOLS HOME PAINTING Any Place In Metropolitan Denver February, 1964. or said claims shall be Denver 2, Colorado, 266-3196 ing, plaster palcTi. A ll w uik guar mleed. t ree Estimate. Call 218 Iu44 Inlarlor B Ealarlor Day or Night Calls forever barred. (Published in The Denver Catholic No Job Too Small COLORADO SPRINGS-AURORA Brighton Regiiier) or SP. 7-9175. EA . 2-3556 Robert 0. Morgan FREE ESTIMATE ouAurr MfArs ^ Administrator First Publication: July 25, 1963 Cuaranlaed — WE. 4-2275 2430 High Street Robert F. Fiorl Last Publication: August 15, 1963 Attorney for the estate ELECTRIC W IRIN G t pmua }} 333 West Colfax Ave., IN THE COUNTY COURT f f DRIVE IN COLONIAL Suite 208 In and for the City and Nationally. Advertised Denver 4, Colorado County of Denver and 220 volta, remodeling, repalra. Call M A 3-0269 State of Colorado anytime. EM. 6-0168. ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL J s MOTEL MORTUARY (Published In The Denver Catholic No. P-23448 Brands of Groceries NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT MR. AND MRS. JACK ST. GERMAIN Register) . Jim Dwyer Electric To Introduce You to the Register Gassified Section Stay with “tay” First Publication: August 1, 1963 Estate of Thomas W. Heaney, also 524 W. Colorado Ave. Owntrt and Olrecton Last Publication: August 22, 1963 known as Thomas W. Haney (Deceased) FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS 820 N. Nevada - Mtmbar St. Auguiflna'i Church - No. P-23448 Notice is hereby given that i have GUTTERS Brighton, Colorado IN THE COUNTY COURT TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP In and for the City and County of filed my final report In the County Court 3f the City and County of Denver, Colo We Welcome Your Visit Denvar and State of Colorado rado, and that any person desiring to FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX No. P-3e660 £^^(llll[!ii:ilil||||