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Christmas again brings us in spirit to the humble manger in Bethlehem where God became man for love of us, his crea tures. The Infant Babe is our God, our Saviour and Redeemer. Only infinite Love could have caused the Incarnation of the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity. His message to all men was love of God for His own sake and our neighbor for the sake of God. As we love our neighbor, we evidence our love for God our Creator.
I wish you a blessed, happy Christmas with the special benedictions of the Christ Child upon you, your homes, and loved ones.
Faithfully yours.
Archbishop of Denver
Thursday, December 15, 1966 VOL. LXI No. 19
Target of British Prelate Voice Against 'New Morality'
Nottingham, England — abortion now being intro science.* In practice, it for conduct particularly in "Advocates o f this new Bishop Edward Ellis of duced into Parliament are m e a n s t h a t con scien ce m atters concerning m ar- morality speak of 'insuper- Nottingham has condemned symptoms of this. You alone is the supreme rule riage, etc. iTurn lo Page Ui what he terms "morality of know also the reports and conscience,” which he says recommendations of even has found adherents even religious bodies on such among Catholics. matters as extra-marital From Denver Cathedral Commenting on what he relations. . . called "a disastrous decline' from Christ’s teaching con " T H E R E H A S risen in Mass to Be Televised cern ing marriage and the recent times a new code or fa m ily ,’* Bishop Ellis told law of morality. Unfortu The traditional midnight be Monsignor Walter J. thedral high school will fill the more than 130,000 nately, it is one that has Christmas Solemn Pontifi Canavan, rector of the Ca the minor offices of the Catholics in his diocese: found supporters even cal Mass will be offered thedral. Monsignor George Mass. '’The latest measures among Catholics. It is the again this year in the E vans, Chancellor of the concerning divorce and so-called morality of 'con Denver Cathedral. Celebr Archdiocese, will be master T H E D O O R S of the Ca- ant of the Mass will be of ceremonies, and the Rev. thedral church will open at Auxiliary Bishop David M. Mr. Kenneth Leone and 11 p.m., Dec. 24, and the Maloney. the Rev. Mr. W illiam U e- only reser\'ed seats will be Historic Central City Church For the first time, all belher will serve as deacon those of the parents of parts of the Mass outside and subdeacon. choir members. Otherwise, Plans Christmas Midnight Mass the Canon will be in Eng-* Senior students of Ca (Turn to Page 2) For the first time in pletely refurbished lish, and the singing will many years there will be a throughout and stand.s be alternated between the midnight Christmas Mass today almost like it first congregation and the Ca at historic St. Mary of the did 95 years ago. Au thedral men’s vested choir, Assumption church, Cen thenticity was kept in under the direction of Help The Poor! tral City, 35 miles west of every detail. Father Pot- Monsignor Richard Heister, Denver. em p a said. archdiocesan director of The Denver Archdiocesan Catholic Charities office is The Rev. Francis Potem- The Idaho Springs pastor music. Allen Hobbs, Ca again providing Christmas food baskets for needy Cath pa, pastor of St. Paul’s who is in charge of the thedral organist, will ac parish, Idaho Springs, said mission of St. Mary’s in company the music. olic families in the Denver area. Last/year more than the special Mass will be a vites residents of the Den K O A -T V (C h a n n e l 4), 300 needy families applied for assistance at Christmas time. combination service, in ver area, both Catholics Denver, and KOAA-TV cluding the rededication of and non-CathoIics, to at (Channel 5) Colorado The Charities’ office reports that many applications St. M ary’s. tend the midnight Christ Springs, will televise the for assistance are coming in at this time. This year, in mas Mass. Mass beginning at 12 spite o f general Am erican abundance, many families Through assistance M u s ic a p p ro p ria te to midnight. The Rev. L. with children will be unable to obtain extra foods. from the parishioners of Christmas with choir, org Marvin Read, associate The ability to provide help for needy families depends St. M a ry ’s, the Archdio- an, and chimes will be editor of the "Register,” largely on the people o f the Denver community. The cesan Development provided. The organ was will give the television average food basket costs approximately $10. Fund, and Miss Helen completely overhauled re commentary. Persons desiring to help may send contributions of Bonfils of Denver, the cently. Ed Benoit is organ Assistant priest and any am ount to the D enver Catholic Charities office, church has been com ist and choral director. preacher of the Mass will 1665 Grant street, Denver, Colo., 80203.
Christmas Greetings From Bishop David M. Maloney
As the blessed season of Our Lord’s Nativity comes to us once again , I am happy to join the Archbishop in sending greetings and a blessing to all of our Catholic people in the Archdiocese. Let us pray the Infant Savior and His Mother that they send us peace and justice throughout the world, with a special plea for those among our own people who suffer injus tice and discrimination for whatever reason, and another for our young men, with their families, who are caught up in the unde clared war which makes it possible for the rest of us to be secure in our liberties. May God keep them all close to His Sacred Heart and give them a blessed Christmas, and release from misery, and the fulness of that justice and peace which Christmas proclaims to the World.
Auxiliary Bishop of Denver Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December 15, 1966 Two Sessions Scheduled Mother of Fr. Ahern Dies in Chicago At Holy Cross Institute Canon City - The 1967 the first session are Registration fee is $10. The pastor of St. Mary’s and the Rev. John D. Biblical-Liturgical institute Thomas Francoeur, Mon Tuition, board, and roomt parish, Brush, the Rev. O ’C arro ll, of St. Eugene’s at Holy Cross abbey will signor Myles Bourke, are $50 per week. A daily^ Jam es L. Ahern ofTiciated parish, Chicago. have two sessions, each Father Godfrey Diek- plan is available. at a concelebrated Mass for Deacon at the funeral lusting for one week. Dates mann. Father Enda "Enrollm ent is limited.” j the repose of the soul of Mass was the Rev. Robert for the institute have just McDonagh, and Sister institute director" his Mother, Mrs. Catherine L. Breunig, of Sacred been announced. The in Mary Leonette. announced, "so early regis-- Marie Ahern, in the H eart parish, Peetz, and stitute will begin Monday, tration is advised. All ap-Z Church of the Visitation, subdeacon was the Rev. Aug. 7, and end Friday, plications for admissionl Chicago. III., Dec. 9. John Evans of Visitation. Aug. 18. should be sent to the Rev- “ Mrs. Ahern died Dec. 4 Prayers at the cemetery erend Director. Biblical In- j in Chicago after a pro were offered by Monsignor The program is being stitute, Holy Cross Abbey,— longed illness. Concelebr- Wolfe; burial was in Holy arranged so that partici Canon City, Colorado. ants with Father Ahern Sepulcher cemetery, Chica pants may attend either or Last y ear’s session w a s ' were the Rt. Rev. Monsi go- both weeks of the institute, limited to one week with ^ gnor Richard F. Wolfe, Mrs. Ahem is also sur according to Father W il four speakers. j pastor of Visitation; the vived by a daughter Mrs. liam Thompson, O.S.B., Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley, James P. Moran, of Chica chairman. The first session — I chaplain. Federal Youth go, and by six grandchil w ill be conducted Monday Center, Englewood, Colo.; dren. In Cathedral Christmas Program through Saturday, Aug. STILL 7-12, and the second, Sun Reflecting the spirit of the "Messiah” w'hich will be dramatized by day through Friday, Aug. GROWING! Cathedral high school students at Oscar Malo hall, Denver, on Dec. 18 and 13-18. New Morality 19, are Cathedral choral members, left to right, Gerarda MacDonald. Dave NOW Di Manna, and Marilyn Woodman. The performances, which begin at 8 (Continued From Page 1) ings on birth control, di REGISTRATION is OVER p.m., are directed by speech and drama teacher Miss Hel*a Barrack, open to lay persons as well vorce, abortion and other able desires’ which con assisted by student-director Yvonne Scott. (See story on Page 6^ as to priests, religious and sexual matters. science may lawfully allow seminarians. Honored to be satisfied by adultery, Bishop Simons has pro Among the four final- extra-marital relations, etc. posed that the criterion of 7 , 2 9 1 Them e o f the 1967 in ists awarded certificates What kind of defense "the welfare of mankind” Three Loretto Citotions stitute will be "social Di in the recent Colorado would it be for a person to may be substituted for ex CARS SOLD! mensions in the Church.” Teacher-of-the-Year say, ’ I had an insuperable isting positive laws of the Father Thompson explained program was Richard H. SINCE MARCH 1963 desire for that jewelry, Church in many situations. that all the elements of Seno, above, a member that painting, that money.’ The article in Cross Presented of Banquet the Church must be in liv of Notre Dame parish, "W ith o u t hesitation we Currents, a magazine TYNAN’S Denver’s Loretto Heights ing communication. This is Denver. A sixth grade call such men thieves and edited by Catholic laymen college presented its annu necessary in order to teacher at Denver’s Ash frauds. in West Nyack,' N.Y., is al Loretto Citations on maintain the balance be Grove elementary school, "It is one thing for a bused on Bishop Simons’ Dec. 14 to Vladimir Gol- tween individual rights he has been in the Den friend, a spiritual director intervention delivered to schmann, Margaret Sulli and the common good. ver educational system or a confessor to be com the Vatican Council during van. and the Aspen Insti for 14 years and re passionate and merciful its last weeks of delibera tute for Humanistic Studi ceived both his bache like Christ . . . It is quite tions. "T h e 1967 B ib lic a l-L i es. lor's and m aster’s NEW another thing to say that "The real basis of the turgical institute will att The awards were made degrees from the Uni •God’s laws concerning pur natural law is the welfare empt to spell out this dy 1967 V A L IA N T during the college’s 18th versity of Denver. ity and chastity, marriage of mankind.” Using this namic dialogue of inter annual Christmas banquet. and the family do not bind criterion Bishop Simons personal relationships $1,795 Golschm ann, in certain cases. considered a number of through liturgy and Chris FOR MUTUAL FUNDS OELiVeftEO DENVER internationally known con tian life,” he said. PHONE Complaie S«t«s A Strviet "Conscience must never current moral problems for ductor of the Denver Sym JOEALBI I 1 be considered a law to it Catholics as "a means of phony orchestra, received Cascade Investment Co. self . . . it is so easily bringing traditional Catho an award for outstanding E i g h t speakers will 718 17th Street 5225 L COLFAX '■ 1 blinded by the fierce de lic m oral teaching up to service to Denver culture sta ff the ’67* institute. In 825-3852 TeL 399-4)030 sires of our lower nature date and in line with the and the arts for "his con and inner weakness.” responsible convictions of modern mankind, and thus tribution to the develop Miss Sullivan Mr. Golschmann ♦ i ment and presentation of H I S comments were in largely to overcome an L e i b a i a i t j . T e B o c k h o r s -t c C o . •k ' fine music in Denver, ” Catholic Charities and direct contrast to those of antagonism which, it of the Denver Symphony. according to the selection others. She is also a past Dutch-born Bishop Francis seems, cannot otherwise be He made his debut in the board. United States in 1930 and president of the Loretto Simons of Indore. India, resolved.” for 27 years was associated Heights College Alumnae who has suggested a new In his discussion of birth M IS S Sullivan’s citation with the St. Louis Sym association and the first interpretation of natural control. Bishop Simons was for distinguished civic phony orchestra as well as alumna of the college to la w that would open the reasoned that because of service and is being given being guest conductor at become a trustee. way to radical changes in advances in medical her by the college "in rec one time or another for The board, in naming tradition al Church teach- science and food supply ognition of her lifetime mankind faces "the real participation, in a mean nearly all leading sympho the Aspen Institute for threat, within the fores- ingful and constructive ny orchestras in this coun Humanistic Studies said "th e Aspen Institute has Four Episcopal seable future, of overpopu way, in Denver organiza try. The college selection d n A W i a n x j L lation, unless recourse is tions, both public and pi- board noted that Gol- become a positive force in taken to birth control.” vate.” schmann’s efibrts !’had led bringing together great JOHN E. ZOOK EARL G. COLGLAZIER GERARD R. Changes Listed The Aspen Institute for to an enlargement and people and great ideas con AimJL 1S97 TeBOCKHORST, CPCU RECENT Catholic Humanistic Studies was growth in stature of the tributing to the progress of Washington — Bishop teaching on birth control, cited for outstanding serv Denver Symphony.” civilization.” 1130 P U B L I C S E R V I C E B L D G . Robert J. Dwyer of Reno according to the Bishop ice in the humanities and Miss Sullivan has has been named by Pope has contained the preva recognizes, according to the served on many boards Paul VI as Archbishop of lent school of thought that board, "the emphasis and including St. Anthony’s Portland in Oregon. He "the nature and obvious impact the Aspen Institute School of Nursing, Den succeeds Archbishop Robert purpose of-the organs used is exertin g in the Rocky ver Deanery Council of D. Howard, who has re and the acts performed” Mountain area as well as Catholic Women, Denver signed. must be considered. across the nation and the area United Fund, pres Other Episcopal appoint ”. . . it is evident,” Bish world.” ident of the Archdio ments announced by Arch op Simons said, "that we Golschmann is in his cesan Council of Catho bishop Kgidio Vagnozzi, are to a very great extent third season as conductor lic Women, National Apostolic Delegate in the free to use our body and U.S., are as follows: its organs as we think fit Archbishop John M. and that we can use them Moss Televised Gannon has resigned as even against their obvious (Continued From Page 1) the Mass, and the Arch Bishop of Erie in Pennsyl m aterial purpose without seating is on a first come, bishop, presiding at the vania, and is transferred to offending morality." throne, will be assisted by IN GREEN MOUNTAIN the Titular See of Tacarata. first served basis. A second M ass, scheduled for 12:20 the Rev. John O. R ac and 'A uxiliary Bishop John J. a.m. in St. Paul’s chapel, the Rev. Roger Mollison, Just around the curve on W. Alameda Whealon of Cleveland suc Wee, Vatican Form will be offered for the ov assistants at the Cathedral ceeds Archbishop Gannon as 12-Member Study Unit erflow crowd. St. Paul’s parish. Ordinary of Erie. Cret-Berard, Switzerland chapel is located in the THE M EN’S vested M o n s ig n o r Thomas J. — The formation of a joint basement of the Cathedral. choir will again alternate Mardaga, rector of the As 12-member theological com On Christmas day, with the congregation in sum ption Basilica in Bal mission to study the apos- timore, is named Titular another Solemn Mass will the singing of the Mass. tolicity and catholicity of be offered in the presence Bishop of Mutugenna and the Church was announced of Archbishop Urban J. Auxiliary to Cardinal I.4)w- here by the World Council Vehr of Denver. Celebrant GLASS rence Shehan of Baltimore. of Churches’ Secretariat for w ill be Father Read, and ^ 0 i n p CO. Faith and Order and the the Rov. Mr. Edward Vatican’s Secretariat for Poehim ann and the Rev. St. Andrew the Promotion of Christian Mr. Roland Freeman will I FOR MIRRORS Unity. serve as deacon and sub deacon. See O ur lieautiful Seminary Sets MimiMiiiniiiiniiiM Monsignor Waller Cana- Setv I Ionic at Annual Party van w ill again preach at I 6iM> l.4>wrrm-c 825->2.‘>
The annual Christmas S cm in a /iu party for students, faculty, parents and friends of St. Andrew Avellino seminary, D enver, w ill be held on The Denver Archdiocesan SANTA and SLEIGH Wednesday, Dec. 21. Fes Chancery ofTice reports a total ...... Noon ’til 7 p.m. tivities will start at 6:30 of $459 donated toward aemi- Dec. 22-23 ...... p.m. with a pot-luck supper nary burses during the past Dec. 24 ...... 10:00 a.m. ’til 6:00 p.m. in Our Lady of Purity hall. week. A short Christmas play Donations for the St. Jude FREE RI D E S AN D CANDY w ill be presented by the Burse were received from Ft Collins, Mr. and Mrs. F.V., $8; students, followed by a Denver. H.E.. $1; Denver. 20 FREE Turkeys to be given away. "Sing Along” of Christmas H.B., $5; Denver, J.C., $10; ^ ’67 carols. Brighton, E.M.S., $5; Denver, Just register at any of the Merchants. The Rev. Bart Nadal. Mrs. L.E.M.. $5; Hugo, Colo., J u s t 2^ C.R.. rector of St. Andrews, K.N., $5. D RA W IN G . . . Noon, Dec. 23, 1966 wilt host the gathering. Donations for Father Ray Winner need not be present. mond Hamilton burse, Mr. and - b u i v ' Mrs. W.S., $100 and L.G.B., $20. I Forty Hours' | Parish burse Nativity par ish. Broomfield. Ck>lo.. $300. POST OFFICE OPEN I Devotions | A ll offerings toward the Shopping this Christmas will be lots merrier if you’re on various burses are used to the receiving end of cash from Ihe Christmas Club Sav educate young men for the Dec. 17. 1966 ings you started year. Thousands of people save priesthood. They may be sent last FACILITY DAILY IV Sunday of Advent direct to the Archdiocesan this way at American for their gilt buying. A great idea, Chancery Office, 1636 Logan as you know if you're one of them. SL William, FL Lupton street. Denver. it takes action-in-advance. roguiar saving. Start an American Christmas Club account for ’67 now. A few Personalized Monuments and Markers bucks, regularly, and you'll have a bundle next Christmas. GREEN MOUNTAIN Christmas Ciub Headquarters M emorial Co. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Speer Blvd At 9th AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Erickson 17lh A STOUT/244-SC11/DEPOSITS INSURED TO S18.000 BY F O.I.C 12288 WEST ALAMEDA PARKWAY
I. Thursday, December IS, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 3 Benedictine Monk Not Sold On Rush From Cloister By Jack Bacon appearances in the area including two in Denver Hubert said, and added that he did not feel ’’the $10.: this week. Benedicines have been quite so indiscreet as some room t Boulder — Dom Hubert Van Zeller, O.S.B., said of the others.” daily ; religious orders must exercise great caution to H E E X P L A I N E D that religious communities must He said he referred primarily to ’’rather risky counteract a current tendency to "compromise religion be careful, in making any change in their apostolate, speculation in the field of theology.” ted.” ' with greater secularization.” "that the lines of communication are not too far Dom H ubert said he is concerned with reported t o r • The English Benedictine, a monk of Downside abbey extended.” declines in the number of vocations, but not alarmed. egia-- who has authored more than 70 books on prayer and "It is much easier to leave the cloister for the world He believes the same general contemporary emphasis a p -I meditation, said he felt there is a "general negation of than to leave the world for the cloister,” he added. on the social apostolate seemed to be involved, noting sion*Z orders” in recent emphasis on activist involvement of Dom Hubert said the proper "safeguards” were to be that "missionary orders seem to remain fairly strong" Rev- religious in social problems. found in examination of the origins of the orders while the contemplative life "is not getting the 1 In- = I "The original idea was that people left the themselves. vocations” it once did. ibey, world to enter the cloister,’* he said. "Now the idea "I would only echo two F^opes, and say that orders seem s to b e to le a v e the cloister to go into the must examine the intent of their founders and follow it H E N O T E D , however, part of the situation reflects was * w orld .” — rather than adaptation to the expediency of the the end o f a "boom ” that followed World W ar II. a ■vith i Dom Hubert said he did not intend to downgrade moment.” high incidence of vocations particularly noteworthy in the Christian spirit involved in "these activities.” Dom Hubert, who observed wryly that he Trappist communities. "They obviously are inspired by great zeal for souls,” probably could be described as a ’’staunch ’’Numerically, vocations to the contemplative he said. "But they need great safeguards if they conservative,” said he was ’’very pleased” with the life are proportionately rather smaller,” he said. are to be profitable.” warning against radical departures from tradition ’’But as for spirit, I don’t see anything to worry Dom Hubert is residing temporarily at the contained in the recent address to Jesuits by Pope about.” Benedictine convent of St. Walburga southeast of Paul VI. The warning was construed as being Dom Hubert, also a sculptor of note, said he had Boulder, during a period of recuperation from surgery. intended for all Religious orders, and not ‘just the mixed feelings about the current trend toward simplifi In addition to serving as chaplain for the 14 nuns at Society of Jesus. cation in liturgical art, and its use. the convent, he is making frequent speaking ”I welcome a certain amount of caution,” Dom "A s a sculptor, of course, I feel rather badly about getting rid of all the statues in churches,” he said. "But it is a reaction to too much clutter.” Abstinence Repeal Notwithstanding Dom Hubert’s latest book is One Foot in the Cradle, an autobiographical work. His next. More Ideas fo r P rayer, is scheduled to be published early in I Fish Firms' Business Not of Stake 1967. Dom Hubert Van Zeller )3 Fish sales in the Denver the law for U.S. Catholics. date of the announcement. w aitin g for Friday to eat In Rome area have declined slightly Our advertising budget "THERE has been a fish will just eat it some as a result of the repeal of is nearly double, for in little bit of difference,” other time during the the Church law against stance,” Meeker said. Sakamoto said. "There was week. We hope so any Priest's First Mass eating meat on Friday, but "W e haven’t noticed any b o u n d to b e a li t t le way.” the change is ex|>ected to drop,” he said. "O u r sales c h a n g e . W h e t h e r it is A spokesman for Miller’s have no long-range effect are even up a little. "The going to have a pei'manent supermarkets said his firm In Brothers' Chapel on the industry. whole industry feels that effect or not, we cannot had noticed very little ef I Spokesmen for several beusiness is going to in tell. fect, and suggested that The Rev. Dennis Dwyer, wholesale and retail fish crease because of more ad "The decline was not as economics is playing a w’ho will bo ordained Satur outlets contacted by the vertising.” much as we thought it more important part in day, Dec. 17, in Rome, will R egister agreed the recent William R. Dennis of the might be.” fish sales than the change celebrate his First Mass be ruling by the National Seattle Fish Co. and Kaz Dennis said it was ”a in the abstinence law. fore his parents, relatives, Conference of Catholic Sakamoto of Granada Fish little bit too early” for his "In view of other food and friends in the mother- Bishops should be no cause Market reported small, but company to m easure the costs, fish is quite reason house chapel of the Christian for economic concern. noticeable, declines in sales full impact of the change, able by comparison,” he Brothers in Rome. volume during the past few but that "some effect” was said. A 1959 graduate of Mullen IN FACT, said Arthur. weeks. The U.S. Bishops detected. H E S A ID the same fac high school. Denver, which is Meeker, branch manager announced repeal of the "W e think it will tor was involved in sales of GIVE USEFUL AND LASTING GIFTS conducted by the Christian for Booth Fisheries, the in law Nov. 18, effective Dec. straighten out.” he said. other meat substitutes, 1 Brothers, Father Dwyer is dustry expects an increase 2, since Catholics were For your selection we have the "People who have been "such as macaroni.” the first student from the in fish consumption be dispensed from abstinence school to be ordained for the cause of a stepped up pro the Friday after Thansk- New St. Joseph Daily Missal Archdiocese of Denver. motion program prompted giving the abstinence law A MAGIC CHRISTMAS CAKE FREE! A t Mullen the ordained in part by the change in has not applied since the held class ofilces throughout FOR EVERV CHILD UP TO 10 The Maryknoll Daily Missal his four years, was active in footbal I, and a member of the WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT and student council. Four Institutions Plan The New St. Andrew Bible Missal The son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dwyer, members Blow the candle Rev. D ennis Dw’yer also of Our Lady of Lourdes par Holiday Activities out, and make a ish, Denver, he will be or studies at St. Thomas’ semi Christmas WISH. The New St. Joseph “ Continuous” dained in St. Peter’s Basili nary, Denver. In September, Then eat the Holiday activities have will sponsor a party at the ca. His parents, a brother, 1963, he left D enver for cake and wish been planned at four Cath orphanage on Sunday, Dec. Sunday Missal. and other relatives have left Rome for study of theology at with every bite. olic children’s institutions 18, beginning at 7 p.m.; Denver to attend the ordina the Pointifical Gregorian in D enver for the season "U n cle Joe,” an unidenti tion. university with residence at that tru ly belongs to the fied group of men, will Bring the entire family for lunch or dinner. Complete Line of Reli9ieut Articles for Church and Heme the North American college, children. Among the var distribute gifts on Dec. 18; S P E C IA L P R IC E S FOR CHILD REN . Choose all you wish from B O R N Aug. 31, 1941, Fa .de will continue his studies ious celebrations will be Members of Sigma Nu fra forty fine foods. ther D w yer attended Our at the Gregorian university those at: ternity at Colorado School MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY A. P. WAGNER & C O . Lady of Lourdes’ grade until June, 1967. On his re Infant of Prague Nur of Mines will sponsor a LUNCH ...... $1.09 I DINNER...... $1.59 school. Following his gradu turn to Denver next July he sery, Sunday, Dec. 18 — party at the fraternity’s CHURCH GOODS ation at Mullen high he took will celebrate a Mass of A tea for friends of the quarters for younger age OUR B!G BANQUET EVERY SUNDAY, from 1 LOO .59 his college and philosophy Thanksgiving. nursery and in particu children on Sunday, Dec. 7301 N. Federal, 1433 T re m o n t P la c e T A 5-8331 lar, for parents who- 18, from 2 u ntil 4 p.m. Westminster Plaza Center have adopted children, Gary Colaizzi may be con Ilot/rs 9 to 5 — Sat. 9 to ^ LITTLE BANQUET will be held from 2 until tact^ for further informa MAIL ORDERS FILLED Yule Cards Offered 4 p.m. Persons may call tion at 279-9084. SIVIORGASBORD Mrs. Dine, 377-2079 for more information. By De Paul Stores Mt. St. Vincent’s Home for Boys — Sunday, Dec. I Attractive boxes of tra Wells, the unused cards 18, entertainment will be ditional Christmas cards were originally a fund provided by the Knights of and occasional cards arc raising project sponsored Columbus at 6:30 p.m.; On available at modest prices by Father Keiffer for the Wednesday, Dec. 21, mem at St. Vincent de Paul missions throughout the bers of the Forty and stores throughout the city world. E ight veterans’ clubs will of Denver. spend the evening deliv A gift to the Society THE CARDS, number ering gifts and sponsoring from the Rev. Alphonse C. an appearance of Santa ing more than 20,000 in Keiffer of St. Joseph of the Claus. Persons may contact dividual boxes, may be pu P lain s hospital, Cheyenne Sister Frances, 477-0415. rchased through the Socie Margery Reed Mayo Day ty stores or from members Clinic, Wednesday, Dec. 21 of various Altar and Rosa "Unto you a — C hildren at the clinic ry societies in the Arch will be entertained at a No Change For diocese. Child is party beginning at 3:30 The gift was made to the p.m.; Sister M, Philip, born.’* And the Society during a recent News Deadline 534-8707. message of visit by Father KeifTer to St. Clara’s Orphanage — the Rev. John Canjar of The Knights of Columbus the manger is During Holidays Holy Rosary parish, Den ver. Two large truck loads ever new, The deadline for new’s w-ere delivered to the Den stories and pictures re and newly present ver stores for resale pur D A V E S H E A mains the same during poses. at this the Christmas and New' & C O M P A N Y Year holidays. Deadline Pope Paul Urges holy season, is 9 a.m . on M o n d a y SOIt South Ftetrel Bouleverd Telephone 7e4-3Ml to lift mornings. This means all Yule Preparation copy and pictures for Vatican City — Pope Fine Raised Printing our spirits and Paul VI. appearing at his the issue of Dec. 22 must • Businesi Stationery be in by Mondav, Dec. w in d o w o v e rlo o k in g St. • Envelopes bring us joy. 19, 9 a.m., and tor the P e t e r ’s S q u a r e Dec. 4. • Annovncement$ • Brochures issue of Dec. 29, by urged all Christians to be S PC C IA L M o n d a y , Dec. 26, at 9 concerned with a spiritual Raierct 1‘iint Ruiilnp FEDERAL BLVD. at SPEER • G R A N D 7-1625 -»i4Bnl ORnie 1091 S O . C O L O R A D O B L V D . a t M I S S IS S IP P I • S K Y L I N E 7-1238 DEC. 17TH & 18TH DENVER'S - C IT - T H R U W CATHOLIC MORTUARIES 2 Minute Automatic — Stay in Your Car FREE "75c" CAR WASH Balloons fo r the Kids Westminster PLAZA Shopping Center 7401 HOOKER Ask about our gas discount plan jR oulcvard mortuaries P a g e 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, December )5, 1966 By Rev. L. Marvin Read Viewpoint Somewhere Christmas^ Real Meaning Gets Lost bickered, who cur.sed and cards and cash, but not Christmas, the meaning of The Bethlehem barn mirror Denver directors o f Citi with the district attorney’s against sale of one book a against night club drink zens for Decent Literature office Nov. 7. Meehan said.' month, Meehan said there hustlers. (CI)L> have <»(>ened a ''dirty Meehan’s suit, filed by are "thousands on sale of The committee is seeking book a month” campiiign on attorney Cecil A. Hartman, the same type." tougher laws to regulate behalf of more strinjjent en asks the prosecutors to "W e could file complaint the clubs, which are li forcement of anti-pornogra show cause why they on the basis of a different censed by the state and phy statues. should not act against book every single day,” he city under the liquor code. Two complaints against those involved in sale, said. specific books already have possession, and exhibition Meehan said the law Father Gallagher b ^ n filed with the district of a certain book. again st pornography here attorney’s office. And a A hearing on the suit is "a darned good statute Hospitalized suit was filed accusing was scheduled by District . . . one of the best in the District Attorney Bert Judge George McNamara country” and only needs The Rev. William J. Keating and two of his Wednesday, Dec. 14. enforcement. He added, G a lla g h e r , pastor of St. deputies o f failure to act however, he and other Catherine’s parish, Burling on the first complaint. MKANWHILK, Meehan C D L members fear a suc ton, was under treatment Donald V. Meehan, Den and other CDL officials cessful move may be made in St. Joseph’s hospital in ver Post Office employe filed the second complaint, to weaken it. Denver. and part-time Regis college citing another book dealer "People don’t seem to Father Gallagher was student, said the com and involving another care,” he said. "They'll lose assistant pastor at Holy plaints were the first in a Receive Spiritual Bouquets From Students b<»k, with the district at it tthe lawi if they don’t Ghost church, Denver, for program that would lodge a Two first grade students. Shelly Yarbrough of torney’s office Dec. 5. wake up and take notice.” 19 years before being as offering o f prayers by the 30,000 students o f the different complaint each Cure d’ Ars and Michael Sheehan of Blessed Sac Denver Archdiocesan schools. The cards were Meehan said the book signed to St. Catherine's month, naming a different rament school, Denver, present Archbishop Urban made by Sister Aquino of St. Dominies school, involved in the initial com M EEHAN also com this year. book seller each time. J. Vehr and Auxiliary Bishop David M. Maloney Denver. plaint also was the subject mented that the C D L was with special Christmas cards which include an of a pornography ca.se in endorsing and morally 'I'HK FIRST complaint, Chicago last July. supporting a campaign by Winter Help and the subject of the "It contains almost every the Social Concerns com OKI Didn’t wo toll you a show-cause action brought Says Author Michael Novak form of deviation imagi mittee of the Denver As.so- while back to watch for the against Keating and depu nable,” he said. ciation of Evangelicals pinch you’d get into if you ties James H. Rogers and Although the ('I)L cam against "topless” attire for didn’t have your car winter Respect Often Is Cover-Up Leo .M. Clark, was filed paign calls for complaining female dancers, and ized? For Irresponsible Obedience L The lament for an al- thority,” he said. "1 think with h clear conscience, not something, it means you L’leged lack of respect for it over and 1 do what 1 quite sure one is right but haven’t done it.” au th o rity too often is a think is right — that’s sure that one has tried." He said the ecumenical a m agnificent GIFT... cover-up for advocating ir obedience.” movement was an example responsible obedience. Dr. Recent world history has M O R E O V E R , he said, of the Holy Spirit in action Michael Novak told a Den demonstrated the inade failure to di.sscnt can be a — speaking not through of year ’round pleasure! ver audience. quacy o f blind obedience, grave offense. the hierarchy but through N o vak , Catholic author, he said, and pointed to the Novak cited Vatican the laity. lecturer, and journalist, role "Christians” played Council IPs decree on the "Ecumenism was a grass IVI • said Catholic laymen have in Nazi Germany. laity for a "most signifi roots movement — not a a duty o f dissent that is "W e learned in a most cant” recxignition that "the directive from the top,” he Magnavox portables arc the hesl way to lake the extra enjoyment o f better based on "an adult notion graphic and bitter way . . . Holy Spirit flows where He said. pictures and sound— wherever you go! Come in today. . . choose from our of obedience.” that one cannot hide be will.” Novak called attention to hind au th ority,” he said. "He doesn’t understand the Vatican Council’s se widest selection o f Television, Portable Stereo, Tape Recorder and Radio models -y&3 "W e must take responsi risrci^ bility for what we are,” "It is not enough merely to protocol . . .” Novak added. lection of the "People of . . . all ruggcdl) built to bring you lasting reliability, plus the highest performance said in an address at I»r - obey . . . We have neg "H e doesn’t .seem to have God” from more than 100 and quality you'd e.xpcct and get from a magniticent M agnavox! etto Heights college. His lected the very values of much comfort for those m etaphorical nam.es con Friday night lecture the One in whose name we whose greatest fear is that tained in the Scriptures for opened a busy weekend talk obedience. something might trouble the Church. schedule that included ap Dissent, however, is the waters . . . This choice, he said, ex Slim...Trim and pearances on four Denver not to be practiced "The Holy Spirit speaks em plified the Council Fa college campuses. merely for the sake of through you. You have a thers’ decision to "reverse Lightweight . SOLID-STATE CUSTOM STEREO N o vak said that young dissenting, Novak said. responsibility then to speak the imagery” of the Church people today appear to be "Dissent is not adolescent to the Church. If it’s not as being synonymous with - PE R S O N A L TV developing a great respc*ct rebellion, not resentment done by you, then it’s not the hierarchy. "for values,” such as com- — but is ba.sed on under done . . . "T h e lan guage now is yer pa.ssion. standing, a desire to pene "It was much easier in the language of service in "1 call it respect for the trate the meaning of the the 'old’ Church. Now, if stead of the language of Gospels,” he said. Scriptures, then to speak the Church hasn’t done law,” he said. "W e have too much cult of personality in the Church and not enough cult of values.” N O V A K followed up, in response to a further ques GIVE A RELIGIOUS GIFT tion, with his own distinc That Expresses the True Meaning of tion between respect for authority and obedience. Christmas For Your Home — Your "W hen 1 have a decision Church —Your Pastor —Your Friends to make, I seek advice and counsel from my superiors 9 0 — that’s respect for au- 129 Get the best! High-powered model Annual Novena 1-T109, with 71 sq. in. screen, will Enjoy both the LOOK and the SOUND of Custom Stereo! 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Cathedral in 1963, depicts 1961-1962, is under the the creation and fall of direction of speech and drama teacher Miss Helen Jesuits Relinquish In Colorado Springs Musical Boys Contribute Darrack, assisted by stu dent director Yvonne Scott. St. Boniface Reins With a song on their lips and the joy of Christmas in their hearts, these Money To Church SISTER Jeannine Ther- students of St. Mary's high school, Colorado Springs, will “PPf"'" “ ese, Cathedral’s music in St. Boniface, Man. — special program. "Come Alive in Christmas,'' to be presented by tbe Avila, Spain — (NC) — structor, w ill lead sopho The Jesuits, wha have op student body of the school Dee. 17 and 18 in the bine Arts Center. Twenty altar boys of Holy more. junior, and senior erated the College of St. Family parish here donated choruses in accompanying Boniface since 1885, now Dramatic Mement a ll their savings for the the dramatists with George are running short of hands. construction of the parish’s H andel’s musical interpre As a result, administration church. tation. Soloists include the o f the school will be re Colo. Springs Students turned to the archdiocese Enacting a dramatic scene in the Ciardcn of The altar boys’ savings double quartet, Mary Kay Eden sequence from Cathedral high school’s pro w ere derived from money and Paul Szynskie, Ginny on Jan. 1. The Jesuits will Cl continue to teach at St. duction of the "Messiah,” Dec. 18 and 19 at 8 p.m. given to them at baptisms Kelsey, Theresa Hopper, in O scar M a lo hail, 1845 l..ogan street, D enver, are and weddings. They had Boniface, but they have in and Marilyn Woodman. left x> right, Duane Blarney as Adam; Eve, por originally intended to use Mrs. Frances Roomc and sufficient members avail ki Set Christmas Program trayed by Mary Campbell; and Carol Kelley as the money for a group assistant Peggy Morrison able for administrative du M ties as well. Satan. Colorado Springs — A Tannenbaum ,’* cultural trip. are acting as choreogra qi Christmas program entitled "Hallelujah,” "What Color Come Alive in Christmas Is God’s Skin,” "What will be presented by St- Child Is This,’’ and "Up Mary’s high school, Colora With People.” do Springs, on Dec. 17 and 18. The two performances Price of admission is $1 will be held in the Colora for adults; 50 cents for King's, your national brand Soopers! do Springs Fine Arts Cen high school students. Tick ter at 8 p.m. on both Sat ets may be obtained be urday and Sunday. tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. by contacting St. Mary’s -BRACWS CHRISTMAS CANDY- THE EFFORTS of 150 school oflice or by calling St. M a ry ’s students have 473-4633, Colorado Springs. Christmas com bined to express the CUT ROCK CANDY GLORIA MIX FILLED ASSORTED theme of bringing Christ JELLIES 9Vj-ox. back into Christmas and Pkg. A 7 THE PROGRAM is VVg? 39' into man’s life through p'iV 49' being directed by the Rev. 29' Melle brotherly love. Thomas J. Woerth, assist ant pastor, and Sister CRIMP RIBBON HOLIDAY MIX CREM E TOYS GLORIA MIX The selected musical ar Sheila of St. M ary’s teach 12-01. A c 18-oz. rangements include "O ing staff. 19-ox. C l * Pkg. ^ 7 K g . 39' l*kg. W T Pkg. 0 1 Filiod Arobian RASPBERRIES FILLED ASSORTED NIGHT MIX OLD TIME MIX lOVa-ox. 8-oz. ’Kr 39' Pkg. A T 49' KING SOOPERS HOLIDAY GIFT CERTIFICATES FRUIT BASKETS The perfect gift to be used anytime! 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The Sisters and Children DREFT DETERGENT R e , 3 7 c Size SALVO St. Clara's Orphanage Reg. Liquid Detergent Site 35' Detergent Tablets 69' Fabric Softner oik.. iocotf”s!!w74' (Inc. 10c Off) Wish You G iont Joy Liquid Detergent Site 59* G lam ' Cinch Spray Cleaner Ml.-: 49* THRILL Dash Detergent Sll. (Inc. 30c Off) 22.0X. Liquid Detergent Site 59' Lap5^ fA c Bold Detergent Ivory Soap Bar 17 “.7, 1 2 - G lanf C A S C A D f FOR ^ J o y o u s C l ) V i h m a s Oxydol Detergent Site 75' 30-es. x.-i Thursday, December 15, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page? Youth Highlights CYO Activiiies annual caroling caravan. ver. and a foreign student St. Therese St. Anne's age or older living in the Ausborn, 755-0320. F o llo w in g tht* visits to from the University of Who Among Students in Christmas Production of Members of St. Anne’s The Aurora Catholic parish. The group offers homes for the aged, a Denver. Chris Bruce is Seventh grade students American Colleges and the "Littlest Angel" will be CYO , Arvada, will sponsor YounK Peoples club has Christian unity both in so Christmas party will be president of the Lowry at St. Therese school re Universities. presented for students, a Christmas dance on Sun planned a busy schedule cial activities and apostolic held. Only members with CYO. cently made Advent their fam ilies and guests day, Dt*c. 18 from 7 until for the holiday scaiM>n and works. For more informa Benet Hill cards or their guests will w reaths to place in their on Wednesday night, Dec. 10:30 p.m. in the school extends an invitation to all tion, call M au reen Lock- Miss Margaret Golden, a be admitted. homes for the Christmas 21 in the gymnasium-aud gym. Admission is $1 per Students Produce single persons. 18 years of wood, 364-8178; or Janet junior at Benet Hill acade season. The Rev. Daniel itorium at 8 p.m.’ The 90- person plus a can of food Lowry my. Colorado Springs, won Hewitt, assistant pastor, voice St. M ary’s Glee Club goods for Christmas bas Members of the Ix)wr>’ Their Own Films blessed the wreaths second place and an award kets for needy families. will provide the music for AFB CYO will host the Milwaukee — Cameras of $25 in the "What Dem School clothes. Q ueen ocracy Means To Me" essay the all-sophomore cast and presidents of all Denver are rolling at Don Bosco will also present their own C athed ral parish CYO ’s at a Commu Miss Valerie Anne contest sponsored by the high school this year as program of Christmas mu nion breakfast on Sunday, Kautzky, daughter of Mr. Veterans of Foreign Wars, .Members of the Denver some 20 young movie-mak sic. Jan. 22. Mass will be of and Mrs. Walter L. Fifth District. The winning Cathedral CYO will meet ers write, produce, and fered at 9 a.m. followed by Kausky of Denver, has essay, recorded on tape, at the church headquarters direct their own film.s. Members of the freshman breakfast in the Lowry been elected queen of w ill be entered in state at G p.m. Dec. 22, for the The project, developed by 'class will open the evening Onicers’ Club. S e a t t l e wide contests. Brother Ray Sanders. S.M., of Christmas entertainment Other guests will include university’s as a c lim a x to creative with "The Twelve Days of 'Involvement' the Missionary Sisters of hom ecom ing St- Mary's writing studies, is designed c ,, , , Christmas" in song and in- Our Lady of Victory from celebrations to allow' the young stu St. Mary s academy terpretative dance. F o r Youths Holy Ghost Youth center, Jan. 20-28. A dents to use the me^ia in Denver, seminarians from 1 9 63 Vatican City — To meet development o f self-expres graduate of 'Star of Peace' Pageant-Cantata the growing vocations cri St. Thomas seminary, Den sion. St. Francis sis, Pope Paul VI has de Sales high Set Dec. 18 at Mt. St. Francis called for greater involve school, she ment of youth in the "liv Holy Family Carolers f o r m e r l y Colorado Springs — The public is invited. Mt. ing reality of the Church” and in the lay apostolate. a t t e n d e d Christm as activities begin S a in t F ran cis is located M a r y m ou nt at Mt. St. Francis, Colora about six m iles north of But above all, he told a W'ill Be on TV Dec. 15 do Springs, on Dec. <18 Colorado Springs. The group of European vocation college, Satina, Kans. She Holy Family grade and front of the Denver Dry with "Star of Peace,” a pa Woodman Valley sign leads directors, youth will be is now a senior majoring high school chorus groups Goods store. geant-cantata. The Christ off the highway and into attracted to the priesthood in nursing. will sing Christmas carols, The eighth grade chorus Mullen High Charity Ball mas play will be presented the Mt. St. Francis Moth- if they establish contacts in various .sections of the will sing at the American den o f Who's Who by St. Joseph Convent high erhouse premises. with "priests noted for city and on television dur National bank at 17th and 1*8 pro- The annual charity ball for the benefit of the Ann Koch, daughter of school students and chil holiness of life and for the ing the Yule Season, y 8 p.m. Christian Brothers at Mullen high school, Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Chrisey F. dren from the Valley at 2 O ther activities sched wisdom they have in pa Stout, Saturday, Dec. 19 at The high school Snixed 11:45 a.m. er, are will be held Saturday, Jan. 7. Left to right, stand Koch of Denver, and a se p.m., in the school audito uled are a Christmas song ternally cultivating the chorus will perform for the ing, are Ron Denning, attendant, and Buck Hall, nior at Seattle university, rium. The pagaentry is en fest on Dec. 20 and carol confidences of the young, During Christmas week e, por- tree-lighting ceremoney for king of the ball; seated, Nancy Tolve, attendant;' Seattle, Wash., has been hanced by the traditional ing in the valley by aspi making themselves avail the chorus group will be (ley as city hall on television, Mrs. Albert Seep, captain; and Carla Cervi, nominated to appear in the carols set to unusual, and rants. novices, and postu able to youth as teachers, singing at several of the Thursday Dec. 15 at 7:30 queen. 1967 edition of "Who’s inspiring harmonies. lants on Dec. 21 and 22. guides, and friends.” Denver institutions. p.m. on Channel 6. On Friday, Dec. 16 at The Carolers will feature 7:30 p.m. the freshmen "Drummer Boy” in four chorus will sing at Lake- - parts. They will be directed side shopping center in by Sister Norma. rig/rf tHfffWeiY besf ^ best KING’S SOOPERB U.S.D.A. 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Denver, and a Dr. Hansford said: "It is Htimuiating cla.ssroom tech "Margaret is a deeply was a Fulhright Grantee («> Latin teacher at East high c e r t a in ly a pleasure to niques. careful preparation, dedicated teacher of the the Am erican academ>' ot schcNjI. has been selcH.'ted as know of the outstanding and her ability to live with classics. She brings to her Rome, and the Vergilian Colorado's "Teacher of the accompli.thments and tire { her IHH.TS in friendship and students the philosophy summer session at Cumae Y ear’ for 1967. The less efforts of Miss Smith, understanding — it is ea and iKMUty of the classics in 1961. She belong* the announcement was made and the other highly rec sily discernible why .Miss m a Very sincere, and gra Alpha Chapter of Della by Dr. Byron Hansford, ommended teachers we Smith should l>e rt*cognized cious way." . . . Genevieve Kappa Gumma, profession Colorado Education com honor this year. Certainly as Colorado Teacher of the Overman, foreign language al w om en's sorority, and missioner whose depart their work and dedication Year." su}H.*rvisor. DPS. School Dames. Along with ment sponsors the pro in the teaching profession many school, and school- gram. will be further inspiration OTHER comments en The docum entation for associated activities, and .Miss Smith also ^contains Calendar of Events to all of us in education. dorsing Miss Smith are. in committee work. Miss Formal presentation o( several letters from stu the award will be* made by Not only do I congratulate part: Smith has involved in Press Club 12:20. and lunch will be Theresians South dents. past and present, Dr. Hansford at a dinner these excellent teachers, "In my judgment. .Miss numerous cximmunity serv served at 12:30 p.m. The Theresians of Denver friends, qnd other educa The Colorado Catholic honoring the educator on but the many others Smith is one of tho.se rare ice programs. Women’s Press club will Rev. John Anderson, mod South w ill meet Dec. 20. throughout the state who tors. Saturday, Dec. 17 in the personalitie.s that has a hold its annual Christmas erator. will be guest The Rev. J. V. Anderson, American Ia.>gion Post No. were so highly recom positive ofTect on the lives A member ol the Feder THE STATE’S 1967 party on Saturday. Dec. 17. speaker. Mrs. T. Raber Denver chaplain, will in 1. Denver. The Rt. Rev. mended for Teacher of the of all who are privileged to ation of Teachej-s since Teacher of the Year re at the Heart-o-Denver Taylor, district director, stall recently-elected ofTi- Monsignor William Mona Year honors." know her." . . .Wymond J. 1944. M iss Sm ith served ceived both her B.A. and motel. Miss Frances Mc will install Mrs. Anton cers, and board members han of Holy Ghost parish, M iss Smith has been a Ehrenkrook, executive on many committees of the M.A. degrees from the Carthy will accept reserva Zeman. president: Mrs. in formal ceremonies Denver, will deliver the teacher at East high school University of Colorado. She tions at 244-5697. George Biller, first vice preceded by Mass at 11 for 19 of her 29 years in president: Mrs. Larry a.m. in Most Precious invocation. has several hours above West Theresians the Denver public schools. Bishop Vv'arns: Keep the m aster’s requiremimts K aiser, second vice presi Blood church. New ofTicers In nominating her in l>e- The Theresians of Den dent: Mrs. John Trumble. are Mrs. Harry Neumann, A S P E (H A L committee in education. Italian. ver-West will meet at the half of the faculty, the secretary: and Mrs. Fred president; Mrs. Ronald selected Miss Smith and G reek , and Homeric and (rolden Steer restaurant on principal. Robert Colwell C alm in Face of Riots Frank, treasurer Stainbrook, first vice pres four other fin alists from Classical Greek classes, T h u r s d a y . Dec. 15. The .said: "W hen, to these three Macao — Bishop F’aulo ident: Mrs. Patrick Achatz, more than 30 nominated. have brought several taken at the University of rosary w ill be recited at outstanding qualities are Jose Tavares of Macao has deaths and caused an exo Dominican Latiy second vice president: Mrs. The purpose of the pro C olorado extension center added the usual qualities asked the people of that dus of Europeans from the Don Hennessy, secretary; gram is to honor a teacher and Regis college. Son M arried On Members of the Domin- city to keep calm and co six-square mile city to Mrs. G. E. McVicar, trea who is repre.sentative of all can Laity will meet in St. operate with authorities in British-held Hong Kong. 50 TRY Parents' Jubilee surer: and Mmes. John the good teachers in Colo Dominic's church, Denver, the face of riots sweeping miles away. Daldegun, Don Eberle, rado. As a result of the Sacred Heart chapel m at 2:30 p.rn., Sunday, Dec. No Change For through that Portuguese Paul Reznicek, and Wil State designation. Miss Bailey was the scene of the 18, Novices will meet in territory on Red China’s J j c d b l L i u 25th anniversary .of Paul liam Skufca, trustees. Smith will be Colorado’s \\ the j)riory reading room at coast. and Betty Cordonnier and 'es ' FIRST 2 p.m. NIembers are cur News Deadline Spearheaded by teen-age the marriage of their son, Fiesta Dishes-Open Stock rently studying ecumenism. Eng ag ed gan gs patterned after the William, to Marilyn Van- Gifts - Hardware - Paint A short discussion period Red Guards that rampaged Glass - Toys Berkom, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Rita M. Mills of During Holidays will follow the meeting. through Communist China *'ipe 'I'hreading and Mrs. Arlo VanBerkom Westminster has "O' The deadline for news earlier this year and en Window Shades - Key of Powers Lake, N. Dak. announced the engagement \ stories and pictures re couraged by Leftist Chi Duplicating A reception was held. All E n g a g e d of her daughter, Patricia Maria Mills, to A rthur M. mains the same during nese living there, the riots Open Friday Evenings five children of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. the Christmas and New ' a SHANSENe. HANSEN I '.VI Broadway 7JJ-29-t() Mrs. Paul Cordonnier were Chavez of Denver have C row , son of Year holidays. Deadline All-Time High i w J s:0 g/eflniing beam Save Safeway Cash Register Tapes down to all For Big Savings on i'cneration Thudding on mud SAMSONITE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS hit a haggle bedraggled ttvn bursting with birth in a squalid stall Somtiambulcnt crowns COUNTESS B - 7 jewtis. Diamor>d- »h«ped Shock resistant, anti-matnetic unbreakable mamsprini. Cold-tone case forsook (o look and chain. awoke and spoke Behtyiden to an They Moke Wonderful Christmas Gifts li'rHHREAl. MA'I ERIAL CIOLDF-N CHILD with Knife ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Sherpener $4.99 (With $15 cash register tape accumulation)ac Judy Smith, '68 '‘WATCHARM".Ball shaped dia with mond cut case. Rope chain. Available in Black. White. Blue ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER Nail Dryer $7.99 Yellow. $ l7 .tS (With $15 cash registerregis tape accumulation] Effortless slicint C a r a v e l l e ELECTRIC KNIFE without ‘‘sawint” division of BULOVA $7.99 (WUh $15 cash regi:register tape accumulation) Open Evenings Till 8:30 De«tist Q Q ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH SET Recommended e a . # # Small deposit will hold yovr (Withith $15S cash register tape accumulation) gift until Christmas THE SEASON'S MOST T R E A S U R E D GIFT . . 1 AURORA SAFEWAY Loretto Heights College WOW+W4 i>.n m JEWELRY We reserve the right Ut limit (|UantiticN. None .sold to d«*alers. 3001 South Federal Blvd. IU 2S Cast CoHaa______Ph. >»a.>3l l Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru Sat.. Dec. 17, 1966. Denver, Colorado - t Thursday, Decern her 15, 1966 J3 E N V E R CATHO LIC R EG ISTER Page 9 nd was ace years. Shi* Annual Mullen Charity Ball Date Set L Grantee to academy ot The annual Mardi Gras Mrs. Eugene Cervi and a my; Carol Gundlach, Lit soph’s; Kathi Houlihan, St. Baum, legal advisor; e Vergilian charity ball for the benefit student at St. Mary's acad tleton high; Chris Francis’; and Antoinette Richard Lanaho, proto I at Cumui* of the Christian Brothers emy, Denver. Buckley Hall, Zalewski, Machebeuf; EFiz- Alire, St. Joseph’s. col; Mrs. John Hinterre- ?longs to the of Mullen high school, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. abeth Hackett, Cathedral; iter, hotel arrangements, ir of Delta Denver, will be held this Buckley Hall, and a senior Gail Hall, Aurora Hinkley CHAIRMAN of the with assistance from profession- year on Saturday, Jan. 7. at Mullen, will be king. high; Loretta Rael, St. Jo- Mardi Gras board is Mrs. Henry Bruggen- rority. and The pageant to be held Attendants to the king Brother Adrian, director thies; Mrs. Edward Along with in the Denver auditorium and queen will be Ron Germans Seek and principal of Mullen Gartland, court; John and school- theater, w ill precede the Denning, Mullen, and high. Brother Barnaby, as Rilko, scenery; Alvin ivities. and gala ball, which will take Nancy Tolve. Machebeuf. sistant principal, will pro Smith, fmances: Brother ork. M iss place in the Cosmopolitan Princesses in the pa Canonization duce the program. Benedict, photography; hotel, where guests will geant. to be escorted by involved in M em bers of the board and Mrs. William Sym dance to the music of W ill Mullen seniors, include Of Polish Priest mnity serv- include Mrs. Buckley ington, secretary. Back and his orchestra. Georgine Kilker, Holy Hall, tickets; Dr. Santo Family; Sharon Stolte, St. Berlin — Germany’s Scavuzzo, program: Mrs. C A P T A IN of the Krew Francis'; Marie Borelli, Bishops are promoting the ' E ’S 1967 Dorree Rasmussen, of Cadmus this year is Marycrest; Jerri Mapelli. canonization of a Polish E* Y ear rc- public relations; Mrs. YOUR Mrs. Albert Seep. Queen of priest "in reparation for all r B.A. and Marycrest; Janet Scavu2ZO, William Taylor and Mrs. the ball will be Carla Cer- Arapahoe high; Christi the evil the German people PORTRAITS from the Anthony Gherardini, Are the most persona vi, daughter of Mr. and Eisner. St. Mary’s acade perpetrated in Poland, )lorado. She parent tickets; William gift you can give. Call )urs above Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski today for Christmas ?quirements of Warsaw said at a Mass d e liv e ry . Planning January Ball in the Franciscan monas . I t a l i a n , EVELYN S DRAPERIES tery founded by the priest imeric and In charge of major plans for the annual Mardi Gras charity ball for the RORK at Szymanow. At the Vat Highest Quality Work PHOTOGRAPHERS *k classes, benefit o f the C FOR Your Fine BflKERV HOLIDAY EATING PLEASURE . 25 B ro a d w a y — 744-7248 SOMEONE "HARD TO SHOP FOR" Westland Center — 10405 W. Colfax TURKEYS Villa Italia ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST? FRESH DRESSED-NOT FROZEN DENVER POULTRY CHRISTMAS CAROUSEL ROOM I 6471 FF6471 e d e r a l B lv d . a ■ ■ t Si gay as a holiday . . laden with gifts k 15% OFF! NATIVITY SETS & CRECHES Stables and figures of plastic, ceramics or hand-carved wood, CRECHES in illuminated and musical models, reg. $1.50 U> $100.00 BEADED FOR RELIGIOUS ARTICLES: New Missals. Rosaries, Medals, Statues -OLD Fancy Cakes and Cookies 2 10 Assorted Gift Box Selections B Men of leleciive teite will look HUMMEL FIGURINES: their best for the festive oec»- S Make Ideal Gifts a Nativity sets, tender Madonnas, the charming Hummel » i. '68 tions eheed . . - traditional auita, aport coata. alacki and a Christmas Cookies .. $1.36 to $1.72 per lb. g children, all the fabulous figurines. A most complete se acceaaorics have been chosen lease the discriminalinf. S Plum Pudding, Holiday Stollen g lection. ave a great aeleetion. now I i And Other Christmas Specialties g Vested S u its ...... from 575.00 S Butter Fruit C ak es ...... $1.25 lb. and up a CHRISTMAS DECOR: MAKE IT EASY-CHOOSE AN ELECTRICAL G IFT . Sports Coats and Blazers ir. 537.50 Jolly Santa mugs, white ceramic Christmas trees and deer brightly touched with gold — everything it lakes to make Slacks ...... from SI 7.95 your table, your mantel, your home sing with Christmas' There’s an electrical gift for everyone on your iist, and eiectric Shirts by Enro 54.00 Ties 57.50 **Home o f SUPERB SELECTIONS OF: shoe poiishers, clock radios, toothbrushes, typewriters, toasters, Shoes by Bass and Bates Swedish Crystal — Fenton Milk Glass — Holland Pewter Fine Pastries” English Bone China Cups — German Steins /.ay*away 'til Christmas Swedish Figures carving knives, travel irons, hair dryers, shavers, heating pads, “ Lac Your .Shoppirs Flan blenders, guitars and television sets are just a few. For more Cretiit Caril” Phone RA 2-2859 § C f i a r l m e ' S ideas, see your dealer-and remember, an electrical gift keeps on aiFTS ¥■ im po r ts -K religio us articles giving! 4 Stores To Serve /Tou 3449 So. Acoma Englewood, Colorado •••«/«o 66 So. Broadway 3rd a Josephine In Qrtinti LAk9 Shop evenings until 9, now to Christm as PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO SOBt. E. Colfax EA. 2'825S 1550 Colorado Blvd. 1649 So. Colo. Bivd. until 4:30 Christmas Eve. an in v e s to r-o w n e d utiJity Page 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December 15, 196A Cole Porter, Others On KFML - FM Program Composers will be fea Those who will be heard tured on Scrapbook of singing or performing their Sound, Sunday, Dec. 18, 10 own compositions include p.m., on KFM L-FM (98.5), Alan Jay Lerner, Richard Denver.______Rodgers, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Arthur Students Schwartz, Betty Comden, Brief Movie Comments and Harold Arlen. Followinjj are brief What’s Up Tiger Lily? to our Many Friends and Patrons Serving The Finest CHRISTMAS AND John F. Kennedy Busy Shoppers appreciate the convenience of a McDonald’s instant dinner . . . X Burger RESTAURANT & LOUNGE N EW YEAR'S and Broxonie . . . it’s dinner and dessert! Hey Kid^! Sec Santa at McDonalds Saturday! DINNERS-$2.25 LOCATED ON JOHN F. KENNEDY loofc For the golden orcFiesl ' PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Honors Diners Club, Carte Blanche and American Express Credit Cards On the Curve of S. Havana at Hampden McDonald^ 755-9941 732 E. Colfax 534-0897 I E. Colfax Ave. & Pennsylvania Les. Buchanan, M gr. I ■ ! Thursday, December 15, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page 11 n j W Jotion Pictui-e 6 } 1 be heard Cfasslficaflon hy National Catholic ming their O lfic e tor Motion Ficturos ns include T, Richard Following are clataincationa of motion picture* by the National e P o r t e r , Catholic Office of Motion Picture* for film* currently playing in Denver fir*l*run, neighborhood, and drlve*in theater*, a* well aa in, Arthur thoae appearing on television in the Denver. Colorado Springs and y Comden, Sterling areas. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found in **TV Guide’* magazine. Classifications are; A-1 BY WALTER KRANZ Family; A-2 adults and adolescents; A-3 adults only; A-4, adults only with resc'cvations; B. morally objectionable in part for all; C through steel. And I’m not of Jerome Package Plan condemned. (Compiled by Carol Good). about to trade it in for a 11, Rodgers* new one. N ot as long as ithers, will Current Movies On Television Humorist Carle Peterson observed that "we do not the packaging experts keep ay W a lte r Alfie, A>4; An American SATURDAY, DEC. 17 need truth in packaging as on making our lives mis loore, Ruth Hold That Baby, A-1; African Dream, B; Arabesque, A-3; Art much as we.need a simpler erable. When faced with all artin, Bar- of Love, A‘2; Bang! Bang! Treasure, A-1; China Clipper, A-1; The Golden Eye, A-2; The way to open the fool the involved reading and b S haver, Y ou ’re Dead, A>3; Blue M ax, B; Dr. Zhivago, A*2; Fantastic Voy Thing That Couldn’t Die, A-2; things.” following of Fig. 1, 2, and iind Louise Bambuti, A-1; Hell To Eternity, Mental Health Their Concerni age, A-1; Follow Me, Boys!, A-1; How true. Packages are 3, 1 simply pull out the big B; A Night In Paradise, B; Georgy Girl, A-4; Hotel Paradi- White Christmas, A-1; Betrayeil, Discussing the mental health text being used in growing more and more knife and start whacking Annual Clergy Night , produced so, A-3; Is Paris Burning?, A-1; A-2; No Down Payment, A-2; the Archdiocesan Schools in the city are, left to complex. Being rather im away. La Dolce Vita, A-4; Mister 8 narrated Conspiracy of Hearts, A-1; Making plans for the annual Clergy Night to Buddwing, A-2; Not With My right. Sister Barbara Ann, principal of St. Pius patient and dim witted, Clement J. Three Sailors and a Girl, B; be held next month by the Metro Denver chapter .Wife, You Don’t, A-3; Romeo Tenth; Sister Matthew Marie, principal, St. Ther- too, I’ve taken the easy NOT EVEN THIS is and Juliet, A'l; Seconds, B; Period of Adjustment, A-3; of the Knights of Columbus are, left to right, Al Lonelyhearts, A-3; Broken Ar ese, Aurora; Dr. Walter Limbacher, clinical psy way out. Meaning the easy. Though the knife re Sound of Music, A-1; Spinout, bert M. Towner, Metro chairman; Ben Wright, row, A-1; The Left Handed chologist; Mrs. Meta Mormon, social worker and butcher knife. W e ’ve got mains honed to a fine A-1; Texas Across the River, Clergy Night chairman; and Jack Knudsen, co- Gun, B; Daggers of Blood, A-2; pupil consultant for the Aurora schools. an old-fashioned butcher point of single strand !i A-1; The Appaloosa, A-2; The chairman of the event. OWN Bible, A-1; Tlie Christmas That The Brute Man, A-2. knife that will saw hair-cutting, it often takes Almost Wasn't, A-1; The For s SUNDAY, DEC. 18 quite a bit of hacking and tune Cookie. A-3; The Profes Joint Meeting Held sawing before the package sionals, A-3; The Sleeping Beau Jitterbugs, A-2; A Connecticut Knights Set Annual ty, A-1; What’s Up Tiger Lily?, Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, Bishops V/arn can be punctured. W hat in le C. A-1; Francis of Assisi, A-1; The blazes do they make pack Adventures of Scaramouche, On In-Service Training On Liturgical ages out of these days? Clergy Night Jan. 17 Neighborhood, Drivc-In A-2; The Sun Also Rises, B; The Charge of the Light Bri Certainly not simple card Agony and Ecstasy, A-2; Al Recently, the faculty of strength to cope with life 'The Metro Denver Chap* O’Connor, publicity; Bob gade. A-1. board. The stuff must be varez Kelly, A-3; Assault on a St. Therese school, Aurora, b e fo re th ey becom e ill. Experimenting ter of the Knights of Col Davis, invitations; Jerry ers” Queen, A-2; Beach Blanket Bin- reinforced with steel lin MONDAY. DEC. 19 We must learn to live umbus will sponsor the Ballantine, Dicke Hewitt, go, A-2; Big Hand for the joined the faculty o f St. Stop. You’re Killing Me, A-2; ings or alloy casings. Little Lady, A-2; Birds Do It, Pius X school, Aurora, for comfortably with our- annual Clergy Night in and John Roach, assistants. T h e G re a t -Jewel R ob b ery, B; Bonn, Germany — A And when it comes to A-1; Horn Free, A-1; Born Free, selves and others." honor of Archbishop Urban Destination Tokyo. A-1; The in-service training in guid private warning sent to all removing the cellophane (?) A-1; Brides of Fu Manchu, A-2; Teachers, he said, must J. V ehr and the Archdio Spoilers, A-2; Sorrowful Jones, ance. Dr. W alter Limbach the country’s priests by the from meat packages, you’re Beyond these doors Butterfield 8, B; Cast A Giant A-2; They Rode West, A-1; The be willing to take a critical cesan clergy on Tuesday Shadow, A-3; Cat Ballou, A-2; er, a diplomate in clinical German Bishops’ confer really in for it. I don’t King’s Thief, A-1; My Gun Is l(x>k at themselves and be evening, Jan. 17, at the \cctteC Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, A-3; Quick. B. psychology, and author of ence not to engage in think it’s cellophane at all, Chambers of Horrors, A-3; Dr. honest in stating problems. home of Council 539, 1555 KQtrti ‘n ' ^ i rtma the text in mental health unauthorized experiments but some kind of ersatz No, B; Fat Black Pussycat, un The im portance o f the Grant street. T U E S D A Y , DEC. 20 being used in 33 Archdio in the liturgy has now sheet metal. Poke and [M)LK POK- listed; Fireball SOO, A-3;* For Mark of the Renegade, A-2; teacher in the clatisroom A social hour beginning Those Who Think Young, A-3; cesan schools, said the been made public. The puncture to your heart’s KOUOKHS. Malaya, A-2; Omar Khayyam, meeting was a sounding cannot be underestimated, at 6:30 p.m. w ill be fol ^ N . A L A N Frankenstein Conquers the A-1; The Strange Lady in public m essage says that content — it’s going to be World, A-1; Glass Bottom Boat, he added. Sister Matthew lowed by a banquet at 7:30 )LI) ARLKN Town, A-2; The Fuller Brush board for ideas for in-serv the laity have adapted darn difficult to extract works. Also A.-l; Goldfinger, A-3; (tospci Ac Girl, A-2; Them, A-1; Secret ice training in guidance. Marie and Sister Barbara themselves well to the new p.m.. W ill Back and George jHton. Grace cording to St. Matthew, A-1; that juicy steak or veal cu Meeting, A-3. Ann, principals of St. Biller will entertain. tin, N ancy Great Race, A-1; Gypsy Girl, "In a society where an liturgical reforms, but com tlet from its warm and se attitude of non-involve- Therese and St. Pius X, ments that in cases where In charge of the event a-2; Hallelujah Trail, A-1; Har WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21 cure resting place. per, A-3; Haunted Palace, A-1; H igh w ay 301, B; Passion, A-2; ment is so prevalent, are endeavoring to arrange individual priests have are A1 Towner, chairman House of Usher, A-2; Las Vegas So This Is Paris, A-3; Kitty, B w h ere 55 per cent o f our lunch time schedules so gone beyond the changes of the Metro Denver chap Hillbillies, A-1; liquidator, A-3; BUT EVERY day brings 1 T. Tynan D ella, A-3: T h e H ou r o f 13. A-2; Lost Command, A-3; McGuire hospital beds are occu that every two weeks the laid down by the Second ter; Ben Wright, Clergy d The Man From Del Rio, A-2. emancipation closer. As the Go Home, A-3; Mr. Moses, A-2; pied by the mentally ill, faculty would be free to Vatican Cojncil the leuty children grow older, our Night chairman; Jack Munster (lO Home, A-1; My T H U R S D A Y . DEC. 22 our work in regard to discuss various matters. have become troubled and Knudsen, co-chairman; Jim Blood Runs Cold. A-2; Pit and pantry shelves carry less Three Brave Men, A-1; Per divided. Pendulum, A-2; Psycopath, A-2; mental health must be M rs. Meta Mormon, so and less dry cereal. And You'll find ttie warmth of ari intimate fect Strangers, B; A Raisin in Queen of Blood, A-1; Red Line chiefly preventative," he cial worker and pupil per A defense of Latin as a W e a r W h i t e inn, excellent cocktails, steaks person* the Sun, A-2; A Life Of Her THOSE packages are the 98.5) 7000, B; Return of the Seven, liturgical language is made ally selected and quality-aged, pre Own, B; Take Care of My Little said. "We must begin to sonnel consultant for the ones that bring the real pared to perfection, and attentive r A-3; Road to Nashville, unlist Girl, A-2; Ivy, A-2; Soldier of concentrate on the well Aurora schools under Title by the Bishops, w ho de Nearly all pedestrians service. Open the door to a relaxing ed; Rounders, A-3; Sergeants miseries. You no sooner, L ove. A-3. clared that the trend struck down at night are luncheon or dingier...you are a most ec. 18 Three, A-1; Spinout, A-1; Tar- children, giving them the I, also attended. wedge open the first pack toward the use of local wearing dark clothing, accord welcome guest. zan and Valley of Gold, A-1; age than you’re faced with F R ID A Y , DEC. 23 language does not mean an The Collector, A-4; Thunder container number two. It ing to the State Patrol. Give Road, A-2; Tom Jones, A-4; The Yellow Mountain, A-1; end to Latin. They urge looks simple — like noth drivers a chance to see you by jScotch’n’^irloin Trouble With Angels, A-1; The .Model and the Marriage ACLU Dreams Of that school children leam wearing something white. U ^ y ~ 222-8611 Ulysses, A-2; Walk, Don’t Run, Broker, B; Gay Purr-ec, A-1; ing but paper. But you 12TH AT GRANT Co/nolimenf«ry Parking the Latin parts of the A-3; What Did You Do in the Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima, know and I know how War, Daddy?, B; What’s New A-1; Affair In Trinidad, B; Mass. tough it really is. One day, Pussycat?, B; Wild Angels, B; Moby Dick, A-1; Trapeze, B; Secular 'Xmas' Wrong Box, A-2; Your Cheatin’ The Monocle,- A-3; You’re My News Deadline! when the butcher knife ST. JOSEPH'S was misplaced, I lost a Heart, A-2. Everything, A-1. ' Cleveland, O. — Accord F O L L O W IN G are some The deadline for news ing to the American Civil quotes from the letter: stories and pictures to tooth trying to get at the MILITARY ACADEMY Liberties Union (ACLU), — *Tt would appear log appear in the "Denver Crunchie Wunchies. HAYS/ KANSAS Christmas carols in the ically inevitable to con Catholic Register** is public schools should have clude that all forms of Monday at 9 a.m. Corre "secular cultural signifi Christmas celebration in spondents are asked to BOARDING SCHOOL The Seminary cance.” the public schools are in have their material at Conducted by the ACLU representatives in some degree a-violation the "Register** office at this city sent a letter to this time to assure pub Custom Picture Framing Capuchin Franciscan this effect to local school — "M any of the most im lication in the following A ll B yJo9m H »im Glass Replacements F a t h e r s officials here expressing portant Christmas carols Thursday issue. fear that there may be a Service — Quality Annual Board and Tuition Fee (In order to give readers a on his head the crown of are highly regarded pre Satisfaction violation o f the Constitu Open 11 8.m.-10 p.m. Daily touch with St. Thomas’ semi* the kingdom, and he shall cisely because of their pro $990.00 Ifroz. T-Bonea ^ DALLAS DENVER - nary, Denver, this column, from tion in traditional Christ found religious message.” reign from sea to sea and U.S.D.A. Choice...... , • Senior High School • Member of North Central Ass’n. time to time, will endeavor to from the river to the most mas c£U‘oling. — Christmas music can U.S. Choice S irlo in ...... , 1.4.*^, COMPANY All Major Sports • ROTC Honor School present to the laity a view and .. 1.56 U.S. Choice Filet Mig. .. k 3152 W. A lam ed a A v e. • 10 Point Indoor Rifle Range • Civil Air Patrol understanding of the archdio- remote lands of the world.” have "m usical importance Center Cut Chops ...... l.lOi Ph . 934*5833 • Indoor Swimming Poo! cosan training ground for or secular cultural signifi Sp. Chicken ...... l.lT) priests. It will be directed and cance” that permits its use Hamburger Steak ... 1.00 For Catalog— Address Business Office THIS prophecy — sung Ail Children Portions I l i " oftentimes written by John in public school concerts. Heim of Denver, a first-year by the seminary chorale — News Deadline! i Large Shrim p...... is one of many which ex The letter also cited Jew .Halibut Steak...... theologian.) All Dinners Served with Fresh Crisp ish Hanukkah celebrations, press the true spirit of A d The deadline for news ' Salad and a choice of Dressing Fr. The annual Christmas ' Fr. Potatoes or Baked with sour vent. Together with these stories and pictures to saying that Hanukkah Novena at St. Thomas’ Cream or Butter. prophecies, various hymns appear in the "Denver celebrations are "not mate We Serve Only th* TOP QUALITY seminary, Denver is going rially different from other MEATS- U. S. Choice or Prime and Christmas songs are Catholic Register** is into its fifth night, this sung by all, which makes forms of prayer in the Monday at 9 a.m. Corre evening at 7:30. The nove for an inspiring atmos schools.” spondents are asked to na, to which everyone is phere in the decorated sem have their material at cordially invited, serves as inary Chapel. the *'Register** office at 34-9857 an opportunity to increase It is our sincere hope, this time to assure pub the Christmas spirit within that many will be able to lication in the following ourselves. come to at least one of the Thursday issue. The holiday season is remaining nights of the always a busy time for Novena, to share with the us all; but we should faculty and students the never be too busy to joy of the Christmas sea spend a little time — son. possibly an evening at the Novena — to help us The seminary is locat prepare for the coming ed at 1300 S. Steele of Christ on Christmas. street, Denver, and the "Behold the Lord our entrance is at the corner protector is coming, the of Arizona avenue and holy one of Israel, wearing Steele street. Charges Allege Xittle (tanino’s Red Infiltration WOW! “Authentic Italian Restaurant” MAR-LEE Manila - Charges that In The Heart of Select Lakewood, Colo. RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Philippine student and la FEATURE DliNNERS bor organizations are laced 8000 W. CO LFAX with a network of Commu SPECIALS nist subversive infiltration have been made in the O N L Y The Street That Takes You From Congress at an inquiry M-M-M-Delicious— The State Capitol Bldg. To The into the riotous student MAR-LEE Center o f The Fabulous Colorado Rockies. demonstrations against RESTAURANT-LOUNGE President Johnson on his 4359 W. Florida visit here in October. Phone 93.5-6440 Enjoy the Old Country Atmosphere as you dine on Home Made Italian Food Prepared Fresh Daily by Italians, or may we suggest . . . For those not in the mood for Italian food, try our large selection of Steak, Chicken and Seafood dishes. We Tried Substitution And It Didn’t Work . . . So WE are doing The Cooking —The Canino’s — For Reservations and Take-out Orders C l i r i s t m a s toe toa-ppy anci torigtotl Call 237-9424 AMERICAN SCHOOL SUPPLY I Jim Harvey, Representative ______A lta r and Rosary society Page 12 DEN VER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December IS, 1966 and Athletic association. He and his wife, the par will receive Communion ents of 15 children, will fly corporately at the 7:30 to Las Vegas the week of a.m. Mass on Sunday, Dec. Jan. 13. A net profit of 18. Members are reminded $930.00 was realized from to bring gifts and exchange this benelit. coupons numbers for the The Boy Scouts will hold Christmas party in the a c o u r t o f h o n o r an d downstairs hall after the Christmas party on Friday, Muss. Dec. 16. 7:30 p.m., in the Sodalists in charge of grade school assembly church preparations for Christmas must report for Anne’s school. room. St. Philom ena's toms in the United King duty on Wednesday, Dec. dom.” St. Philom ena’s Parish St. Bernadette's Hudson 21, 9 a.m. This Christmas the mem (Denver) — The annual St. Bernadette’s Parish S t. I s i d o r e ’ s P a r is h St. Rose of Lim a PTA dance will be held. bers of Altar and Rosary — (Lakewood) — Students (Hudson) — Members of There will be more infor are sending garments to at St. Bernadette’s school St. Isidore’s Altar and St. Rose of Lima Parish (Denver) — Mrs. Hal Hef- mation at a later date. needy children in Vietnam. will present _a Christmas_ _ Rosary society met recently The PTA recently pu Light-weight articles of program"on Dec. Is ’and M for a Christmas party. fron, chairman of the rchased u T V set with the clothing may be brought to at 8 p.m. in the old church Each member brought a W orld Responsibility com stamps brought to school the meeting. hull. gift for the Pope’s W areh mittee, announced that the by the children. They also All women of the parish "The Night the Bed Fell ouse. gift sale benefit for the purchased two tables. are invited. B aby-sitting a play, will head the Plans are being made for Mission at Santarem, Bra During the Advent available. bill. Eighth grade speech a parish dinner to be held zil, netted well over $400. season, there will be a LeadviMe students w ill present the in February. More details Prize winners were J. M. 5:30 p.m. Mass. Sunday A n n u n c ia tio n P a r is h play. In the cast are Larry I K 9 1 will be announced later. Watkins. Dick Hartman. Brad Todaro, Vera Chavez, evening Mass will be at (Leadville) — OfTicers who Rose, Jerry Adams, Jan Students Collect Toys Sacred Heart 5 p.m. will serve in 1967 for the Bobalek, Bill Falk. Tom Dora Lopez, and the Rev. Sacred Heart Parish The Christmas vacation parish Altar and Rosary Woodman, Kris Collins, Burry J. Wogan, pastor. Sorting some of the toys collected by students at St. Joseph Redemptor- (Denver) — Room Circle for the school children will society are Mrs. John M. Barb Morris, and Susan ist high school, Denver, for the Junior Red Cross Santa Claus shop arc, mothers will meet in Sod Notre Dam e begin Dec. 23. Classes will K eh oe, p re sid e n t; .Mrs. Morris. left to right, Colleen Cain, Mary Bullock, and Lois Lujan. John Atencio, ality hall on Friday, Dec. Notre Dame Parish resume on Jan. 3. Frank Sanchez, vice presi The story of "Silent Red Cross president, was in charge of the drive. 16. 7:30 p.m. Returns for (Denver) — The Holy dent; Mrs. Don F. Kenne Night” will 1^ related by a St. Vincent's the turkey party must be Nam e society will sponj'or dy, secretary; and Mrs. Jo chorale including a mixed to donate a used instru St. Vincent de Paul Par made at that time. a dance party on New seph Kouchcrik, treasurer. chorus o f fifth to eighth ment are asked to tele ish (Denver) — Members of Want Your Picture Returned? A turkey party will be Year’s Eve, Saturday, Dec. The new baptismal font graders. Tableau of cus- phone Sister Frances, the Altar and Rosary .soci held at the Dec. 20 PTA 31. Reservations may be has been placed in the toms of an Austrian 322-8879. ety will meet on Monday, You Must Include ZIP Code meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the (Turn to Page 12) church for which the Soci- Christmas will accompany The Altar and Rosary Dec. 19. Rosary will be re school hall. Parents are cited in the church at 1 ety pledged half the cost, the singing. U.S. Postal regulations require that all mailing society will sponsor a asked not to brin g their p.m., followed by Christ M e m b e rs h ave recently Admission is $1 per fam- addresses must include the ZIP code to insure del Valentine luncheon and children to the meeting. mas carols sung by Mrs. completed the task of soli- ily. Proceeds will go to the ivery or return. “Denver Catholic Register” corre- card party on Tuesday, Entertainment will be pre Louis Erhard. At the citing tested high altitude students’ fund for gym spondents are requested to include their full ad- Feb. 14, at the Western sented by the school chil- meeting in the school hall recipes to be used by the equipment. dress and ZIP code numbers on all news releases, Motor Inn. Admission is , , ...... the guest speaker will be Public Service Company of photographs, and correspondence. $3 per per,son. It will be “ ""I « “■'?’ director of the adult church Miss Joyce Veasey, British Colorado in a booklet com Globeville Especially, pictures to be returned must be so the society’s one big memorating the open house indicated on the* reverse side, including name, com choir, will lead a medley of Vice Consul, whose subject St. Joseph’s Parish (Glo fund raising project. o f the new ofTice building plete address and ZIP code. Pictures will not be songs. Solos on piano and will be “Christmas Cus beville) — Christmas waf Two new p>crpetuul mem in Leadville. returned unless the ZIP CODE and complete name gu itars w ill be presented ers are available from the bers have been added to Just in Time St. Anne's and address are given. the society’s roster. A by James Frazer and Ray Sisters of St. Joseph’s par Alvarado. Shrine of St. Anne Par memorial for Mrs. Miriam ish at the convent now Landingham, 781-0171. church h all and the reli- Members of the parish for Christmas ish (Arvada) — The annual Frankenreiter, enrolled by No Change For through Christmas. M em bers o f the J u n io r gious articles stand in the Ike Sift tkJt Keep} 6ivin{ Christmas party for the her husband, C. J. Frank Btauiiful artificial Mowar The children’s Christmas Legion o f M ary w ill hold vestibule. children of the Knights of enreiter; and Mrs. Grace arrangemant* for that spa | party will be held on Dec. their monthly senior cit cial someona on your list. Columbus will be held on Bl. Sacrament Burke. News Deadline 22. izen social on Sunday, r Saturday, Dec. 17, from 2 A hamburger lunch has Doc. 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. Blessed Sacrament Par Mother of God g BEST WISHES to 5 p.m. in St. Anne’s been scheduled for Dec. 19. in the parish center. ish (Denver) — The dona Mother of God Parish During Holidays school gym. S f o r t lie Gold Bond stamps and Each person attending is tion of any kind of musical (Denver) — The Altar and On Saturday, Dec. 17, covers are being collected, a s k e d t o b r i n g a instrument, which p>crhaps Rosary society will conduct s The deadline for news more than 1,900 children g HOLIDAY SEASON They may be remitted to w rap p e d 25 cent gift. is no longer being used by a Christmas cooky and stories and pictures re in CCD classes will be the Sisters in the parish. parish families, would be candy sale in the church mains the same during treated to a Christmas The Sunday morning welcomed by the Blessed basement after all the I UNITED the Christmas and New party at all of the Satur S t . L o u i s pre-school is in need of substitute teachers. For Sacrament school music Masses Sunday, Dec. 18. Year holidays. Deadline day catechism classes. Mrs. St. Louis Parish (Engle department. Donations of home-baked I STEEL WORKERS is 9 a .m . o n M o n d a y Mickey Russ, CCD coordi wood) — Members of the further information, per Sister Frances, music cookies and homemade mornings. This means uM nator, is in charge. St. Louis Men’s club and sons many call Mrs. Rita teacher, directs a school candy may be brought to i OF AMERICA copy and pictures for Miss Patricia Windholz, Holy Name society will Venerable, 771-5836. band of students from third the basement Saturday af the issue o f Dec. 22 must music instructor, has sponsor a New Year’s Eve A retreat at Sacred through eighth grades. The ternoon, Dec. 17, from 3 to Sub-District #6 * be in by Monday, Dec. announced that the annual Dance to be held in the Heart retreat house for the band will be reorganised in 5 o’clock, or during the L. C. John, Director 19, 9 a.m ., a n d fo r the Christmas programs for the Parish Center, Saturday, men of the parish will be January, 1967, and accord representatives issue of Dec. 29, by children of the school will Dec. 31, beginning at 9 held Friday night, Jan 20 sale on Sunday. ing to Sister, many chil Monday, Dec. 26, at 9 be held on Thursday, Dec. p.m. A buffet luncheon, through Jan. 22. St. Francis' t Anthony C. Manguso a.m., even though this The Rev. John Padberg, dren w ould like to take 15, in the school gym at mixes, hats, horns and St. Francis de Sales’ Albert J. Frantz day is a legal holiday! S.J., head of the retreat music but lack instru 7:30 p.m. dancing to live music are Parish (Denver) — Lonnie Linus Wampler house, will be the speaker. ments. The priests of St. Anne’s included in the ticket price Dyess, grand knight of the Local Unions For further information Persons who would like parish were recent hosts to of $5 a couple. Tickets are Roggen Council of the call Nick Nicholas, 399- #2102, #3267, #3405, the Arvada Ministerial A l limited. Reservations Knights of Columbus, was 1910, or 771-3764. #3751, #4204, #4709, liance at a Christmas din- should be made early by Free Car Wash awarded a free holiday for I #4829, #5102, #5405, ner in the school gym calling Sylvester Walorski, Sterling two at the recent fall fi #4593, #7044. which was prepared by*" the 781-3523; Tom Fitzpatrick, St. A n t h o n y ’s P arish To Be Given at dance sponsored by the ^ cafeteria staff of St. 781-3995; or Carl Van (Sterling) — The Knights high school Parents Club of Columbus Council 1659, Sterling, furnished three Grand Opening cars and a panel truck for The first Jet-Cit-Thru transportation of Catholic two-minute car wash will elderly patients of Rose hold a two-day grand Arbor nursing home and opening celebration on ^1 Sterling Heights nursing Dec. 17 and 18. A free home to Forty Hour Devo car wash will be award tion services held in St. ed to all persons who Anthony’s church, Sterling, attend the festivities. recently. There will be balloons for The Forty Hour Devotion the children. The new exercises were conducted car wash is located at by the Rev. John B. 7401 Hooker, near the E. Alameda Super Serv. Schneider, O.P. Westminster Shopping (Jnmpli'le 'I'uncnp All Souls' center. \ Rriikc Sorv. All Souls Parish (Engle Fiu :i-: wood) — Students at All New Year Greetings Pickup Souls school will present I)clivcr> an original play. The Meyer's Kosher L iU iin a( tla n u -d a T:i:M)>i4(1 Spirit’s the Thing, on Sunday, Dec. 18. at 2 p.m., Meat Market in the school gym. High Quality Meats and This all-school Christmas Choice Poultry "How dy" production is dedicated to Free Delivery the school’s new principal, 3211 East Colfax Ave. Bob’s Place Sister Agnes Therese, and FR 7-2 7 2 9 30(1 So. C:olo. Hlvd. to the parents of the school c o w r o w .N , children. c n i.o . Guardian Angels' Rose Cubs and Leader Guardian Angels' Parish Merry Christmas (Denver) — Guardian Ang a n d els’ school children will ARROW Pretty 20-ycar old Miss Judy Rock directs the Happy New Year SERVICE work of her eight Cub Scouts from St Rose of present their annual Lima parish, Denver. The young girl is gathering Christmas program for STATION First-hand experience which will be of help to her parents and friends at 7:30 DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE in her planned profession of school counselor or p.m., Thursday, Dec. 15, in SWINGLE TUNE UP 4 BRAKE SERVICE n il Pecos 4SS-0737 juvenile court consultant — (’Denver Post’ photo) the Marycrest high school gymnasium. Tree Surgeons, Inc. NOTRE DAME Babysitting is available Den Mother Only 20 after the last three Sunday Masses. Children are cared 620 So. Dahlia GREEN for in the church hall by 377-8123S MEADOWS meml>ers of the CYO. CONOCO Leads Cub Pack of 8 Christmas cards and COMPLETE gifts are on display in the lsai9»s»3n3»!»a$3WS)asi(< AUTOMOTIVE Possibly the only un last year while she was SERVICE married Cub Scout Den studying psychology at the 31«S So. Sheridan eis-etT 1 mother in the Archdiocese University of Colorado. A Merry Christmas to All! ST ROSE OF LIMA of Denver, attractive Judy After discussing the idea Rock, a graduate of St. with the Rev. David Cos CUNNINGHAM COLORADO E D D I E ' S Francis de Sales high tello of St. Rose's parish. CONOCO school, Denver, directs the CARPET INSTALLATION CO. Miss Rock was asked by OFFICERS (General activities of eight Cub Gene Shelton, cubmaster of EDWARD F. HANIFEN. Prasidant; CHARLES R. SILLSTROP, Vica Prasidani; ROBERT L. SPONSLER Cashlar R ep a irin g Scouts from St. Rose of Pack 206, to be mother to JAMES CUNNINGHAM C. EDWARD ROUClER. JR.. Assistant Cashiar; FRANK R. MINED. Assistant Cashiar State Lima parish. a den of eight 9 and 10 18«5 W . 12th A ve. Phone 623-1795 DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD Innpection GEORGE T. SWEENEY, Chairman of Board; WALTER ANGERER StAition The 20 year-old youth, year-olds. xsM iangiiHiilemsmimsnxmnimtinatmxnaiBami: FLOYD BAKER, JOHN F. BEYER, KENNETH BUNDY., JOHN FUHR ' 111)0 W. A la m ed a 733-9361 who thinks little boys “are The members of the O.V.M.. MATTHEW L. GIBSON. JR. M.D.., WILLIAM GRACE ED lljlWCaiCaeBMIlBKSaMIVSBKMIBKSKCSICeK WARD F. HANIFEN., MRS. CHY HARRIS, CHARLES HUGHES ANTH just the greatest, plans to pack, which meets in the ONY J. PALMIERI. M.D., BERT ROSE. PAUL ROUSE. VINCENT N HOLT CROSS (THORNTON) use her first hand experi young girl’s home, is work Happy Yulclide SCHMITZ.. CHARLES R. SILLSTROP-. HENRY STENCEL ED TY S ...... NAN, THOMAS W. WATERS. ences in her planned ing on Christmas gifts for .OIracters THORNTON PHILLIPS' 66 profession as a school members of their families. s»f*n counselor or juvenile court The Cub Scout members MOUNTAIN DISTRIBUTORS NortR V*(ley consultant. include Mark Bravdica, P e te r A . G e r itz • Cta»lttt MliBRttn StnKt James Steins, Donald Nag • COINOPERATEOMACHINES urora N atio nal • *11 B*«b CrmarIi M' 4 TtH PlCRRf > THE IDF.A of working el. Dennis Sinter, JefT Hcit, 6 RECORDS 6 PARTS BANK Ptliiirf with the young boys came Michael Bradley, and Jim a 3630 Dow ning St. to the young Den Mother my Campagnola. D iet 222-8518 1463 IRONTON AURORA, COLO. JL 3 6 4 - 7 6 7 1 , Hi n p i ociety inion 7;30 Thursday, December IS, 1966 D EN VER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page 13 Dec. [Sem/nary To Present inded lange r the Catholic U, Collection Totals Announced the Los Posadas Festival Notre Dame 147.36 Following is the result of SL Philomena 343.50 St. Helena (Mission of Calhan) V. r the Our Lady of Fatima 302.65 18.68 the collection taken up in SL Pius Tenth F'ountain — (Colorado .Mead — (M ission o f Our I.ady of Orace 80.00 The search of Mary and festival and took part in (A u roral 152.55 Springs - SL Paul) F rederick) 19.10 begins with a procession churches of the Archdiocese Our Lady of (iuadaiupe fe of •Joseph for shelter before SL Rose of Lima 165.00 Frederick — Sl. Therese Meeker — Holy Family several University of Ma signifying Mary’s and Jo of Denver Nov. 27 for the O ur {..ady o f lx>urden 72.50 26.50 t^he birth of the Christ SL Thercse (Aurora) 382.00 Georgetown — Our Minium — SL Patrick } for drid concerts. seph’s wandering.s and will Our Lady of Viaitation 15.00 Catholic University of SL V incent d e P au l 443.00 Lady of Lourdes Monument — St. Peter t for ^hjld will be recalled dur Preaentation 41.25 3.50 The popular Latin be led by a litter of the America, Washington. D.C., TOTAL Glenwood Springs — (Mission of Elberti 7.95 ing "Las Posadas,” a Sacred Heart 51.70 Oak Creek — St. Martin 11.42 Dec. American festival, which nativity scene carried by PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER St. Stephen 83.85 and released by the Chan St. Anne (A rva d a ) 100.00 Newcastle — Precious Blood i C h r i s t m a s Akron — SL Joseph Grand Lake — SL Anne takes its nam e from the four seminarians. cery Office; St. Anthony 7H.30 (.Mission o f R ielfei 6.00 Aspen — Sl M ary (Kremmlingi [ festival to be Spanish word for "the inn,” Singing the Posada DE.NVER PARISHES SL Bernadette 222.50 7.00 Basalt — SL Vincent Grand Valley — St. Brendan Peetz — Sacred H eart 12.00 i held Sunday, hymns will be the chil C athedral 3.39.88 St. Cajetan 56.00 Platteville — SL Nicholas 18.22 arish Breckinridge — G R E E L E Y - Dec. 18, be A ll Saints 180.07 St. .(.'atherine 2.35.00 St. Mar>-’s 14.51 R angely — St. Ignatius dren’s choir from Holy A ll Souls Our I^dy of I’cacc Hef- ginning at 7 285.05 SL Dominic 190.4.3 Boulder >. Redcliff — Mt. Carmel Hierarchy Formed Family church, Ft. Collins, 100.00 SL P eter the Annunciation SL. Elizabeth 76.00 Sacred Heart (.Mission of Minturn) ^ \ P -^ - a t St. Blessed Sacram ent 328.50 (irover — St. Maiy directed by the Very Rev. SL Francis de Salea Boulder. South — Sacred R ifle - SL .Mary 18.00 com- C hrist the King 361.00 23.50 Haxtun — Chriit the 4 Andrew For New Guinea Bartholomew Quctglas, St. Ignatius l.x>yola Heart of Mary 56.54 R oggen — Sacred H eart 31.30 C u re d 'A rs 128.25 King (Holynkei 2.00 . the A v e l l i n o St. JamcH 300.00 Boulder -> SL Thomas Silt — Sacred H eart 11.00 C.R., pastor of Holy Fami- (Guardian Angels 75.00 Holyoke — St. Patrick 22.21 the St. John the Evangelist 32M.00 Aquinaa Steamboat Springs — ■W ^ [seminary, Vatican City — Pope Holy Cross ('Thorton) 157,74 Hudson — SL Isadorc 10.00 ly. St. Joseph (C.SS.R.) 50.00 Briggadalc —' St. Joseph H oly Nam e 18.53 Bra- * I Denver. Holy Family Hugo SL Anthony 21.75 Paul VI has instituted an A Mexican dinner will St. Joseph (Ciolden) 86..50 Brighton — Sterling — St. Anthony H oly Ghost 290.00 Idaho Springs - OO. F e a t u r e d Episcopal Hierarchy in St. Joseph (P olish ) 50.00 St. Auguatine 187.00 o f Padua 118.50 be served from 1 until 6 H oly Nam e 58.83 St. Paul 12.50 . M. St Leo the Great Broomfield — Nativity of Stoneham — St. John perform er in New Guinea and the adja p.m. 20.00 Iliff — SL Catherine 19.05 Holy Rosary SL Louis (E n glew ood) 256.48 Strasburg — (Mission of lan. Mix* Marcs the program cent island. Holy Trinity O ur Ix>rd 170.00 Julesburg — St. Anthony 36.00 SL Mary .Magdalene Brush — SL .Mary Hugo) 10.00 ivez, will be soprano Cynthia The area, part of which (W estm inster) 224.00 (E cjgew aten 187.25 Kiowa — St. Ann 8.20 M ost Preciou s Blood 364.00 Buffalo — SL Elizabeth Kit Carson — Stratton — SL C harles 64.(JO Rev. Mares, a former Cathedral is administered by Indone- SL .Mary (Littleton) 357.35 Burlington — Superior — St. Benedict. high school student who Mother of God 123.15 St. P atrick 80.00 SL Augstine ia, part by Great Britain, .Mount Carm el 67.24 St. C atherine Krem m ling — St. P eter 18.00 (South Boulden No Change For Sta. P eter and Paul 300.00 Victor — SL Victor studied music in Spain at and part by Australia, is Calhan — SL Michael Keenesburg — Holy the University of Madrid. Cascade — (Mitotion of Family 13.00 Walden — St. Ignatius divided into four ecclesias W elby — Assum ption 130.87 *ish Archbishop Davis Sacred Heart, Colo. Lafayette — Immaculate N o w a student at Denver tical provinces: Marauke, Weldona — SL Francis [oly News Deadline Springa) 7.50 Conception university she will sing Port Moresby, Madang Castle Rock — i.Mis.sion o f Brushi r»cor LEADVILLE - • Spanish songs following (formerly Alexishafen), and St. Francis 34.60 Woodland Park — Our Lady «ew Annunciation 75.15 o f Woods 20.11 the pageant. In Spain, she Rabaul, all formerly Vica During Holidays OK's Saturday Mass Central City — Aaaumptionon St. Joseph 54.00 Dec. (Idaho Springa) 5.00 W ray — St. A n drew 24.50 participated in an opera riates Apostolic. Limon — (Mission Yuma — St. John 12.(K> be The deadline for news Cheyenne Wells — o f Hugo) 29.31 Sacred Heart stories and pictures re Ivongmont — SL John For Taos, N.M. Skiers COLORADO SPRINfiS - the Baptist 17.5.(K) mains the ame during the Corpus Christi 180.(M) Lou isville — SL I^ouis 131.25 Christmas and New Taos, N. Mex. — Skiers Peter Davis by Monsignor Divine Redeemer l^vcland — St. John IR. N. FENTONS holidays. Deadline is 9 at Taos Ski Valley have Sigmund Charewicz, pastor Holy Trinity .Manitou — (M ission o f Our Lady of Sacred Heart — a.m. on M onday m ornings. been granted an unusual of Our Lady of Guadalupe G uadalupe permission, according to an C.'olorado Springs) 10.00 This means all copy and parish in Taos. The per Pauline Chapel — Matheson —SL Agnes fo n d c o m p a n y ! pictures for the issue of announcem ent from Mon- mission the Archbishop (Broadmoor) 16I.(H) (ConL from Page 11) Sacred Heart 210.00 CO, treasurer. Dec. 22 must be in by D on- signor M. J. Rodriquez, granted remains in effect chancellor of the Arch SL M ary 2.56.00 MR. & MRS. AL. WOLF made by calling ”Lags” day, Dec. 19, 9 a.m., and for a year, at the end of Black Forest — I Builders i Our Lady of Grace diocese of Santa Fe. They Gallegos, 934-3592, for for the issue of Dec. 29, at which Monsignor Charew I>ady o f P ines 24.07 A N D F A M ILY g a n d S will be permitted to fulfill reservations. 9 a.m., even though this icz has been asked to sub Holy Family — Our Lady of Grace Par their Sunday Mass obliga Security V'illage 89..50 Wish you the Blessings of i Contractors | Members of the parish ish (Denver) — The sched d ay is a legal holiday! mit a written report on the tion by hearing Mass on Craig - St. .Michael 40.31 Continued Health and A lt a r and Rosary society ule of Masses for members experiment. Cripple Creek — Saturday in the interde Prosperity for the w 3 8 4 0 E ast Miff | w ill hold their Christmas Skiers in Ruidoso will also St. P ete 14.70 of the Knights of the Altar nominational chapel at the Coming Year g Denver, Colorado g pot luck supper on Thurs be permitted to hear Mass Crook — St. Peter 5.00 has been released. The RsqiS WfODS Up Ski Area, Monsignor Rod Deer Trail — day evening, Dec. 15, 7 boys are planning a riquez said. in a room normally used (Mission of Hugo) 2.00 Wolf's Restaurant I 756-3697 | p.m. Christmas party to be held Pre-Holiday as a bar, with collections D erby — St. C atherine 99.08 Christmas recess begins at 10 a.m. Dec. 17. Chair- ' at the Mass to go toward Eagle — SL Mary & Lounge I Have a Merry § East Lake — on Dec. 22 at 3:15 p.m. men are Joseph Martinez. C q QG S c h o d u lG T H E R E Q U E S T for the bu ilding an inter-denomi 15691 EAST COLFAX AVE. g Christmas and a S permission, first of its kind (Mission of Brighton) 15.31 and classes will resume ‘on Joseph Subia, and Frank ” national skiers chapel Erie — SL Scholastics 364-0223 Happy New Year Jan. 3, 8:40 a.m. Gomez. Sue School and Regis College wrapped given in this area, was there. Monsignor Rodriguez Estes Park — Our Lady Judy Burkhart are moder up its pre-holiday basket made to Archbishop James said. o f the M ountains 28.50 St. Joseph's Evergreen — ators for the group. Gifts ball slate by losing its fifth Christ the K ing 62.00 Redemptorist will be exchanged. straight game of the sea Fairplay — St. Joseph 5.50 St. Joseph’s Redemptorist Members of St. Mary son, 96-93, to St. Mary’s of M a Fses Listed Flagler — SL Mar>' 14.00 Parish (Denver) — The Magdalene Altar and The Plains. Flem ing — St. P e te r 32.00 PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE FORT COLLINS - grade school PTA will hold Rosary s(x:iety will meet at The Rangers will now be Holy Family CALL ONE OF THESE its bi-monthly meeting on 7 p.m. Dec. 15. Hostesses idle until Jan. 6 when they SL Jo.seph 198.00 DRUG STORES FOR PROMPT SERVICE will be Mmes. Irene Ha- For Skiers Fort Lupton — Thursday, Dec. 15 at 7:30 op>en a 6-game road swing Sunday Masses in' a.m. p.m., when final plans will berkorn and Lucille Lee. at the University of Albu St. W illiam 24.30 churches near some of the Idaho Springs: S t. Fort Morgan — Mrs. Mary Popish is be made for the annua’ querque. Other games are ski centers in the Arch P a u l’s — 9 a.m. chairman of the committee Childrens’ Christmas party set at College of Santa Fe, diocese of Denver are listed Lcadvill.c: in charge of flower collec slated for Dec. 22. Western State College, for the convenience of A n n u n ciatio n — 6:30, 8, CURE d'ARS Rehearsals are under tions to be made after each Southern Colorado State skiers. Pastors or persons and 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. way for the high school’s Mass on Dec. 18. College, Colorado College in these areas are asked to Minturn: St. Patrick’s K production of Brigadoon Games parties are held and A ir Force. First home inform the Register of any — 9 a.m. which will be performed each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. game for the Rangers in changes or additions to the Salida: St. Joseph’s — DUCKWALL’S Jan. 28 and 30 at Baker Members of the Altar 1967 will be against West Sunday schedules. 7, 8:30, 10:30 a.m. and 7 Denver's Newest ’^'junior high school. Cos- and Rosary society are ern State, Jan. 23. A sp en: SL M a ry ’s — 7 p.m. Suburban Variety Store Your Pharmacist tumes for the 60-member collecting Gold Bond In other recent action, and 9 a.m. (5 p.m. Mass- Steamboat Springs: stamps and Gift Stars. Regis .was defeated by Air DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER cast are being fashioned by until Easter). H oly N am e — 8 a.m. 33rd & Dahlia 333-9035. Skilled Practice for girls partici ^ Mrs. James Adamson and Force, 97-83, and by K an B r e c kenridge: St. Vail: temporary quart Professional *^a sewing circle of PTA pating in the choir for sas State Teachers, 103-95. M a ry ’s — 7:30 and 9 a.m. ers — 7:30 a.m. beginning members. Christm as Midnight Mass Coach John Fleming’s team every Sunday throughout Dec. 4. Rotary Club of Denver and M a s s on C hristm as carries a 92.5 scoring av- the winter. Woodland Park: Our FAMILY ST. DOMINIC ST. PHILOMENA'S scholarship and Achieve day is held on Saturdays erage but has given up Central City: St. M ary Lady of the Woods — FUN! ment Awards have been at 1:30 p.m. whopping average of 1(35.6 of the Assumption — 8:30 a.m. earned by two seniors. Cure d'Ars Parish points per game. 10:30 a.m. NEW Save-A-Penny P H A I ^ M A C Y Stefan Choquette, merited Cure d’Ars Parish (Den C o lo r a d o S prin gs: St. PLAYER PIANOS the scholarship award and ver) — Members of the St. Mary’s — Sundays at 8 St. Francis de Sales NORTH DENVER'S PROFESSIONAL D r u ^ PRESCRIPTION STORE Christine Gallegos received John society will meet Slick Streets p.m. 3101 E. Colfax Ave. an achievement award. Friday evening at 8 p.m. C raig: St. M ichael’s — 3120 W. 29th Ave. ■Quahty Oruns C- fr. ,fnp/Tf>m ' Member o( 1 D.L. After a hard-fought foot in the school gym. A spe 6:30, 8 and 10 a.m. A t t e n t io n 4 5 5 - 5 1 9 1 'fhe State Patrol warns Ed BradtKe — 322-6030 ball season, two first cial Christmas program by Durango: Sacred Heart MEXICAN FOOD pedestrians that decreased stringers, Henry Mondra M r s . B r o w n ’s a n d M r. — 8, 10, and 7:30 p.m.; St. Mtde Fresh Deily By Experts visibility and slick streets "Sunday Morning BrcakfaRt" OUR U D Y OF LOURDES gon and Pat Ryan, made Schmitt’-s classes will be C o lu m b a’s — 7, 9, and 11 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES the All-Parochial team. increase their chances of a.m. ALAMEDA MEXICAN CAFE presented. 130 E. Alameda 733-3303 being involved in a traffic "The Store 0» Personal Service" I Second stringers. Tommy ’ F a ir p la y : St. Joseph’s Slop in Alter Mass ALA-DOWN Martinez and Dan Mc- The Rev. Robert Grocn- accident. Light colored — 11 a.m. every Sunday. PHARMACY Dougal, Tony DeLorenzo slade will also be present garments are helpful in Georgetown: Our Lady Wesley Pharmacy 1 REXALL PHARMACY and Ben Lujan received to add to the Christm as preventing o f Lo urdes — 8 a.m. Prescription Druggists 1 PRESENTATION GIFTS - BABY SUPPLIES pedestrian-motor vehicle (flenwood Springs: St. honorable mention. Season festivities. FREE DELIVERY G L Ouinlan Member St. Vincent H accidents. Stephen’s — 8, 9, and 10 PARISH Lady of Fatima The Altar and Rosary 760 SOUTH DO W NING ST. Wesley Ave Oe Paul Parish B Our Lady of Fatima society’s annual card party T c l. 77T-2«)S.">. 777-2bSb *1 So Downing 713 V«2bB M E A D E ST F’arish (Lakewood) — w.ill be h e ld on Friday evening, Jan. 27. Tickets .....St. Vincent de Prul's P a rish ...... F L O W E R SHOP . Children at Our Lady of ST. CATHERINE'S ST. VINCENT OE PAUL are now available froi.'< the Flora! .irrangements F'atima school w ill begin for ALL occasions. ticket chairman. Mrs. their traditional Christmas "Open 8 to 5 Dnilv” 477-0549 455-9904 McNamara, 333-3053, or ..... CECiF s..SUPER offerings this week. VERN & ROSIE LEE BUSY CORNER from president Mrs. Moell CECIL MEACHAM. Prop. VILLAGE Canned goods, toys, and 936-7126 er, 377-0388. D R U G S T O R E useable clothing will be QUALITY MEATS-FISH-POULTRY Priilcssionai I’li.irmai isls REXALL DRUG carried to the altar during Nationally Advertised Brands Foods Prompt Detivertj the ofieratory of the Mass Save Money Here — 1004 S. Gaylord — 733-7383 ST. PHILOMENA'S W 39th Ave & Federal Blvd. Service es. These gifts will be dis Denver, Colo. • Cosmetics-Photo Supplies tributed by members of the PARISH • Liquors-Imported Wines St. Vincent de Paul stores sFH iiERiiii^ Every is.sue of every n e w s p a p e r contains infor Where .\rriiravtj Coinila to needy families in other mation and features of in pari.shes. Betty & Bob's Beauty terest to every member of 1425 So. Holly 756-8343 Newly-elected officers of C'Zir & Barber Shop AL'S APPLIANCES the fa m ily ^ the PTA are Hugh Bro. in Pormant-nl Wav. president; Mrs. Glenna Commerce City's K err, vice president; Mrs. tng and Latest in ST. MARTS, LITTLETON ALL SOULS. ENGLEWOOD H air Shaping "Rod'o Controlled Service M a ry Ellen Peterson, sec 26;»0 E. 12th A VC. E A. 2-472:1 72*0 MONACO retary; and Vince Domcni- SELL 4 LESS CHERRELYN IT K f i e x a U DRUG STORE s Best Wishes ALL SAINTS In Sickness and in Health S I Best Wishes 1‘lm iu' 7S‘ »-2.7(>I D R U G S T O R E B RO A D W AY at Q U IN C Y MIDWEST S I ENG LEW O O D Myron F. 794-12** FREE PARKING LIQUOR SAVE MONEY THIS CHRISTMAS 2590 W Mam Liltitlon. Colo ro ® Chase t u . g ■ CATHEDRAL ' ACCOUNTING GUITARS ■ AMPLIFIERS & ELECT. PIANO ' ST. ANN'S. ARVADA. 1 I wholesalers in g AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. PEEBLES The Finest liquors 8 A C 2 - 4 4 3 1 (MUST MOVE THEM BY END OF THE YEAR) A L L E N D A L E 12240 Blake 244-418) t i 345 Santa Fe Dr. PHARMACY NEW GUITARS PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED 1 9S(H) W . .59th P lace On Special a t ...... 1 FOR AND DELIVERED 1 1 422-2:197 TRAPPIST CANDIES 1 U > Stock MosritCy Epiphone 7 FLAVORS - .3«C BAG I B .Arvada,_Col<»rad(i Colfax at Downing 222-1*75 B STOVER'S CANDIES Other Brands RIBBON - W RAP - TOYS - G IFTS MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD . HOLY CROSS. THORNTON LARGE SELECTION OF USED FENDER GUITARS Holiday Specials on IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND GUARANTEED Liquor - Wine - Champagne S GOOD SELECTION OF SELMER BAND IN5TS. I l i f f RiULL D r u g 2 WILL TAKE TRADE-INS CITY VIEW 1 Prescription Druggists Professional Pharmacy B BONNIE BRAE DRUG Kirxt ill I’reM'tiptions Ph. 287-5535 I ^■a^l I'liL B79* N. Corona ■ 763 So. Univeristy 722-2874 > BRENTWOOD MUSIC CENTER Thornton 29, Colo. 22:ih .Sf>. Color.ido ftlvd. B See Bob Robles fl FREE DELIVERY g 2000 S. Federal 935-7893 Pl.tiiic 757-7677 5wass8sss*sE*i8)8ss)Bs»«aiBs$*88*flrB«*a»a*0*e*s$ss$*sa» PageU DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, December IS, 1966 Tight Fisted Pennant Scramhle Looms G u ^ a h n ^ ^ l As Parochial League Cage Season Opens L«k>. 5-10 *«‘n.: 'Hm Smrbuck. S-0 M>n.i Eddie Woytek. 6-0 aen; KddJa Grifnth. ofSPORIBJ A T IG H T 4-team struggle non-league games, dropping a 5.10 aen: John Horvat. S-0 aan; Jack Ed Wi»e, S-I Jun.; Bob Munror. 6-10 looms as the Denver Parochial 42-41 decision to Yuma and Jun.i Mark Krpka, A-8 Jun.; D av« Caruao. 5-10 aoph; Greg QuinUna. S-O League opens the 1966-67 losing to powerful Cheyenne Warcham: 5-7 jun. aoph: Ernie Marrtnaino, 5JI aoph: Joa I'uglieae. S-0 freahman. basketball season this week Central, 66-42. But the Kaid- T H E D E N V E R Broncos leagues w ill hold a com with two nights of pre-holiday ers. again piloted by the tal- MACHEBEUF Head Coach > Mkkcy McLaufhlin ST. M A R Y 'S have often likened them mon draft bringing an end action, ented Guy Gibbs, cannot be ’S I Barry Od ^ Tim Mayer. 11 aan; Bob e ttrrm e n <3)t . (Chayenna k, 6-S aan. Jerry Kalla* 8-0 jun: Don . i Ish. 9-3 Jun; ( | (I JU' K ★ ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS sterling Silver PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFTS LARGEST SELECTION ★ IMPORTEO JEWELRY ST. BERNARD OF SKI MEDALS ★ IMPORTED GIFTS on Short LAMPS -Ar AMBASSADOR CARDS Leather L Maryknoll Daily Missals *4.50 up AND -A- CHRISTMAS MUSICAL ORNAMENTS Thong T LAMP ★ CAMERA’S & PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES * 2 .5 0 WORD FOR WORD AS THE SHADES PRIEST SAYS THE MASS. HOURS: i t COLOR PROCESSING BY KODAK on 24” M on day thru F rid a y 8 A..M. to 6 P..M. Thong Sat. 8 A .M . to 4 P.M. DON'S GALLERY * 2 .7 5 FR EE a clear plastic missal i cover with purchase of any missal VTASINGER'S CAMERAS-GIFTS ELECTRIC STORE 5280 W . 38 TH A V E . 421-5991 and a copy of this ad. 3156 W . 38th A v e . 455-8946 Fe ROY F. and HELEN K. WASINGER 14" California i3 Redwood Shrines with ITALIAN CHRISTMAS CARDS W E F E A T U R E 8" Bisque Lady $1.00 per box 2 \ of Groce Statue LARGE SELECTION BIBLES Accutron by 2 AM P r ic e s Bulova. 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AT PECOS ST. 477-0932 1967 a Page 16 DEN VER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December 15, 1966 Reduced Surpluses Hurt Aid Program New York - Reduced .selves to helping the needy tion of many of the essen for Peace program. enough for our own agricultural surpluses in of these countries with a tial food programs such as A similar 50 per cent domestic safety and wel this country have caused certain quantity of U.S. school lunch programs so reduction in foods available fare."’ Catholic Relief Services to government-donated foods vital to the health of mil for distribution was re He also charged that fear cuts of as much as 50 based on government fig lions of impoverished ported by Church World "a struggle for control" per cent in food for over ures and now find our people is in a doubtful Service, an agency of the between the Department seas distribution. selves in the position state.” National Council of of Agriculture and the Department of ^tate is Under the U.S. Food for whereby we may not have SEVERAL volunteer Churches, at the council’s greatly damaging the Peace Program, the agency the q u an tities to fulfill agencies distribute U.S. triennial meeting in Miami. Food for Peace Program. distributcKl 745.000 tons of lhes(> obligations. food surpluses abroad un James MacCracken, ex Under the Food for food in some 77 countries "Therefore, the continua der provisions of the Food during the past fiscal year. ecutive director of CWS, Peace Program, the gov CRS officials are re said that the agency’s ernment distributes food portedly conferring with NEA To Open Office 150,000-ton distribution in abroad by allowing coun government 23 nations will be reduced tries to buy surpluses with representatives and said to 75.000 tons, as part of a their own currency which they are "greatly con For 8 States in Denver total 300,000,000-ton re the U.S. then lends at cerned that the , availa duction in the food com low -interest rates for de bility of U.S. government The National Education lar problems of teachers in modities now available un velopment within those foods for donation is Association will open a an eight-state .area.” der the government pro countries; by direct free considerably below the Mountain States regional With the opening of this gram. food grants; by distribution amount needed to main office in the Colorado Edu new office, N E A will have Senator George McGov through voluntary agen tain existing programs." cation Association head a total of eight regional ern (D.,S.Dak.) used the cies; and by selling sur In a statement on the quarters building. Engle-, offices. The others are loc remarks to attack the pluses on low-interest, program CRS officials said, wood, Jan. 2, Craig P. ated in Boston. Trenton, Johnson administration for long-term rates for U.S. "W e have committed our- .Minear, CEA executive Indianapolis, St. Paul. what he termed the "floun currency. Knights in Holiday Mood .secretary, has announced. Atlanta. Dallas, and San dering” of the program. LEGISLATION Pi^paring to greet guest.s at the annual Knights of Columbus F-gg Nog The new office, which Francisco. Stating that in 1961 the Look Out will serve Colorado. Utah. authorizing a 1966 expen party to be held at 11:30 a.m., Friday, Dec. 16, at the home of Council 539, Johnson served the Iowa nation had a wheat surplus Ixx>k out when it’s dark Wyoming. New Mexico. diture of $5 billion for the 1555 Grant street, are left to right, Lon Doherty, Tom Nolan, Jack Dcnny,^ State Education Associa o f 1.4 billion bushels and out. is the advice from Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, program was recently and Charlie O’Brien. tion as field services direc that it is now down to 400 State Patrol headquarters. and .Montana, will be signed by President John tor for 14 years before million bushels, McGovern headed by Kenneth I. Jon- son. The program still has m aintained that the cur son, regional representative going with the NEA in a $2.4 billion carryover in Nog Party rent surplus is "not even 58 Qualify ^99 for the N E A North Central 1959. spending authority but the regional office in St. Paul. new legislation was neces Allan West. N E A assist Mrs. Frances Martinez sary to extend the first two For Ad Altare Scheduled For Dec. 16 ant executive .secretary for provisions of the law under field operations and urban Requiem Mass w as of- Walsenburg, Aug. 4, 1906. which some 75 per cent of services, said. "The of>ening fered Dec. 9 In Sts. Peter Formerly a member of St. the food made available is Scout Award The annual Knights of Prizes have been donah r of the Denver office is a and P a u l’s church, Whea- Dom inic’s parish and St. distributed overseas. Fifty-eight Boy Scouts Columbus council 539 McCarthy. Joe Ix^ydcn, JI7 step by the N E A to bring tridge, for Mrs. Frances Dominic’s Altar and Rosary and Explorers from 18 Christmas egg nog party and Joe McConaty, Arx’y the Association closer to Martinez. 75, who died in society, she also was a parishes of the Denver will be held on Friday, Martclon, and John Dick- members of local, state, St. Joseph’s member of the Legion of Mrs. Nellie Young Archdiocese qualified for Dec. 16, beginning at 11;30 and affiliated education h osp ital, Mary. the Ad Altare Dei award a.m. in the council’s groups and to the particu Denver, after She is survived by her Eagle — Requiem Mass at a review held at Cathe home, 1555 Grant street, a l e n g t h y husband, Theo; five sons, was offered Dec. 10 in St. dral high school recently. Denver. illness. A na- Alex, Los Angeles; Gilbert, Patrick’s church here for Presentation of the awards Chief mixers will be Len Q redeyt tive of Wal- San Franqisco; Abel, Los Mrs. Nellie Young, one of will be made on Scout Doherty, Tom Nolan, Jack JERRY BREEN senburg, she Angeles, J. Urban Mart- Eagle county’s leading cit Sunday, Feb. 12, by Arch Denny, and Charlie w a s b o r n Inez, Denver; and Joseph, izens. She died in Glen- bishop Urban J. Vehr. O’Brien. The popular affair Florist wood Springs Dec. 1, at Dec. 23, Los Angeles; two daugh- According to the Rev. which annually attracts Adamson Mortuary ‘ the age of 86. 1.521 Champa 1 890, and ters, Mrs. Mary Chavez, James Purfield, Catholic more than 200 Knights 24 Hour Ambulance Service* 266-3131 The widow of Hugh was educated Wheatridge, and Mrs. Pau- Boy Scout director, priests and their ladies will fea Greeley. Colorado ^ Young, Mrs. Young was Mr§. Marlines in Walsenburg. line Lopez, of Denver; 44 serving on the review ture a turkey dinner. Ac- outstanding in her interest N. Roi»Adam«»n Reed P. AdemKi. » She married Theo Mart grandchildren; and 22 board for the Archdiocese cordianist Harlan Knudsen in the Democratic party Phoit«U36 9m Ave. al 5th SL I inez in St. Mary’s church. great-grandchildren. Boy Scout committee in will entertain. iJ and town affairs of Min clude the Rev. Michael J. ium. She had been a mem SWIGERT BROS. Chamberlain, the Rev. ber of St. Patrick’s church,, Gerald J. Stremel, the Rev. Mintum, 50 years. F t Collins OPTOMETRISTS David Sobieszczyk, the Mrs. Young was born May They Rest Rev. Manuel Rosado, the Feb. 13, 1880, in Walnut, -T- Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care Rev. Craid D. Hart, the la., the daughter of Thom Rev. Robert E. Hehn, the Blythe-Goodrich SHINN NORTHERN Harry W. Swigert, O.D. OPTICIAN as and Annie McNicholas. Rev. Paul F. Wicker, the PHARMACY , She moved to Lcadvillc, Morfunrtj Donlad E. Gooldy, O .D . Fred Smaldone t Rev. David K. Costello, the In Peace Colo., the same year, with Ambulance Service "Your Parish Drug Store" , Rev. Leo Kaspari, the Rev. Jerry R.PetJerson, O.D. her fam ily where she re Jack W. Goodrich • Free Delivery Service Cherry Creek. ^ I ceived her education. E d w ard C. Day, the Rev. M U . 2-3208 • Charge Accounts 1550 Colifoinla Sf. BARDA. Nick, at Toronto, do Sales church, Dec. 14. Inter James O’Grady, S.S.C.; and 231 Deliolt St. ^ ment. Mt. Olivet. Day-Noonan She married Hugh C. O ntiirio. Cunada. Requiem the Rev. Neil C. Hewitt. L. C. GRIFFIN. OWNER 534-5819 355-7042 1 mortuar>'. Young in May, 1902. and MaNN, TranAfiguration church. People like to read D ec. 12. Interm ent, M L O liveL the couple moved to Min The newspaper is conven You Are Always N E V I L L E . A R n o s B.. 1000 newspaper advertisments Day-Noonan mortuary. ium. Mr. Young and a ient; it may lx? consulted ut a Welcome A! Shinn's Knox court. Requiem Musa, daughter, preceded her in - surveys show 85CJ of Presentation of Our Lady time most convenient to every COLAO, Gina Maria, 7620 W. death. people want their news Northern Hotel Bldg. Florida avenue. Daughter of memlwr of the family. H U 2-1035-H U 2-1036 Donald R. Calao and Mrs. Janet OliveL * .Olinger...... mortuaries. papers to contain adver- Kolb, both of Denver. Mass of tising. the Angels. Mt. Carmel church, P A C H E C O . Trin id ad , 685 Sun LEGAL NOTICES D ec. 13. Interm enL M L O liveL Down lane, Denver. Requiem Olingcr mortuaries. Mass. Church of the Holy IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT Ghost, Dec. 9. IntermenL M l la sad ler the City and County in and for the City and County DOHENEY, Cornelius M.. O liveL of Donvor and Stats el Coterodo of Donvor and Stale of Coforado Colorado Springs ir enepa w ttb ConTidpno* No. P-99t9t No. P-3t9«5 12864 Park lane drive, Aurora. NOTICE OF FINAL Requiem Mass, St. Pius X PEREA. Armando. 4577 Al- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 8ETT1.EME.NT church. Dec. 9. Interment. FL cotL Requiem Mass. St. Cather Esfste el MICHAEL M. HARRtNO Estate of John j. King (Decedsod) Logan. Day-Noonan mortuary. ine’s church. Dec. 10. IntermenL TON (Deceased) No. P 3t945. M L O liveL No. P 39192 Notice it hereby given that 1 have (lied my final report in the Probate NOLAN FUNERAL HOME DOOLEY. John J.. 1601 Ta- Notice is hereby given that I hevt CHILDREN'S tiled my fins) report In the Probate Court of the City and County of Den bor. Requiem Mass, Our Lady ROSS. Ix>ndie, 182.1 W. 32nd Court of the City end County of Den Colorado, and that any person of Fatima church, Dec. 10. In avenue. Requiem Mass. Church Colorado, and that any person »<> obi^* to the same shall (Me terment, Mt. OliveL of the Holy GhosL Dec. 10. In desiring to object to the same shall obl®ct'on with the said court on THE NOLAN FAMILY terment, Mt. Olivet. Olinger vrlllen objection with Ihe said or betore December3l. I900. MEMBERS N.^TIONAL CATHOL'L FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD COAT mortuaries. court on or before January 9, 1907. Juanita w. King M E. 2-4742 Fl DRAPER, Charles C., Jr., JOHN F. HARRINGTON. M.D. Administratrix S2 4130 Batavia place. Requiem (Published In the Denver Catholic Executor in Mass. Blessed Sacrament ROYBAL. Henry, 481 Jennie Register) AND WELLER, FRIEDRICH A HICKISCH church. Doc. 13. Interment, drive. Requiem Mass. St. Caje- First Publication December l. 1966 REALTY By Martin J. Andrew Last Publication December 22. 1966 Boulder, Colo. Boulevard mor tan’s church. Dec. 12. IntermenL Attorney for the estate tuaries. M L OliveL 900 Capitol Lite Center IN THE PROBATE COUR*r MAY INSURANCE Denver. Colorado M203 CO. SNOWSUIT In and lor the City and County FIORELLA, Angelina Rosa. SALMONESE. Louise W.. 222 47JS ol Denver and Stale dt Colorado 725 NO. TEJON 3830 Lipan street. Requiem Commerce City. Requiem Mass. (Published in the Denver No. P-4l96t Catholic Register) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Phone 633-7731 Mass. Ml Carmel church. Dec. Assumption church. Welby, Dec. Colorodo Springs First Publication; November 24. 1900 Estate ol Ruth E Kramer SALE! 12. IntermenL Mt. OliveL Oling- 12. Boulevard mortuaries. Last Publication; December IS, 1900 (Deceased) or mortuaries. No P 4I96S S A R N O , John S.. 1330 E. 00th Insured L onkcb Cu HILDEBRAND, Edward D.. avenue. Requiem Mass. Church All persons having claims against h o i IN THE PROBATE COURT the above named estate are required Fire —Wind —Water Kremmling. Colo. Requiem Mass, of the Holy Ghost. Dec. 10. fi DRIVE IN In and lor Ihe City and County to file them tor allowance in the Pro It's your right St. Francis de Sales church, Olinger mortuaries. bate Court of the City and County of Js to select your loa Dec. 12. Olinger mortuaries. Denver, Colorado, on or before the 9th MOTEL contractor. 722 day of May. 1967. or said claims shall Suy with "Jay" 8EBY, Milford. 1778 Gilpin be forever barred. for Infants • Toddlers MARQUEZ. Magdalena. 116 W. streeL Requiem Mass. Cathedral NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 820 N. Nevada Collins Const. Estate of FRIEDA M. OEGENHART John R. Gray Colo. Spgt. - 633-1900 Archer place. Requiem Mass, of the Immaculate Conception, (Ward) Administrator Our Lady of (fuadaiupe church, Dec. 7. IntermenL ML OliveL No. P-3937S Bernard E. Engler Attorney for the estate > Girls • Young Teens Dec. 10. IntermenL ML OliveL Notice Is hereby given that I have 434 Majestic Bldg. S M A L D O N E . Lucia. 2190 W. filed my final report in the Probate PHIL LONG, INC. Court of the City and County ol Denver, Colo. - S34 4233 £.fdsLL fiJ u v u n jc u j^ .16th avenue. Requiem Mass. Denver, Colorado, and that any (Published in the Denver Catholic Register) PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Don't miss this one! It's perfectly timed for M A R T IN E Z , Frunceii. 4.102 In- Guardian Angels church. Dee. person desiring to object to the same O ^ d / d i K A I shall file written objection with the First Publication: November 17. 1966 Christmas savings. Hurry on In for best selec Kr IIn, Wheat Kidi;e. Requiem 12. Boulevard mortuaries. Last Pubilcatton: December IS. 1966 802 Weber h o n .Mann. Stn. Peter and Paul'* said court on or before JANUARY 16, tio n ! 1967. ME. 3-2069 h a p ch u rc h . Dec. 9. Interm enL Mt. WEBER, Maria H.. 1608 Cook RICHARD D. CASEY m THE PROBATE COURT COLORADO SPRINOS Cste. Sprtnat, ceie. o tfe OliveL Day-Nm>nan mortuary. StreeL Requiem Mass. SL Philo- ADMINISTRATOR. C.T.A. In and for Ihe City and County of V a c Denver and Slate of Colorado mena’s church. I>ec. 10. Inter 722 i .Met'OY. J oh n F., .17 WaahinK- ment, Mt. OliveL Olinger mor CASEY AND KLENE No. P-41494 J. D. C R O U CH Attorney lor Ihe estate IN THE MATTER OF SNOWSUITS Inn. R equiem Mann. St. Francia tuaries. C. D. O'BRIEN • It SYMES BUILDING THE ESTATE OF 757 1 Infants', 12 to 24 month size. DENVER. COLORADO B0703 WILLIAM H. HAYNES, also known as 222 4555 WILLIAM HERMAN HAYNES and W. LOETSCHER'S I Orig. 15.00 to 18.00 ...... N o w 12.99 (Published in the Denver Catholic H. HAYNES. Deceased. Register) NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION First Publication; December IS. i960 FOR DETERMINATION OF SUPER m a r k e t ' Toddlers', sizes 2 to 4. Last Publication-. January S. 1966 HEIRSHIP THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Orig. 17.00 to 19.00 ...... N o w 14.99 COLORADO: QUkUTY M ttTS , To all persons interested. GREET 3 be ING; * PRODOCf ) c d , Children's sizes 3 to 6x. Camden Receives TAKE NOTICE that there has been Quality Apparel r o o t Orig. 22.00 to 27.00 ...... N o w 17.99 tiled in the above named estate a pe Nationally Adverh'tr I tition ashing for a iudiclal ascertain IN COLORADO SPRINGS f i r e i Auxiliary Bishop ment and determination of Ihe heirs Brands of Grocerie, p a 11 of such decedent, and setting forth SINCE 1872 424 5 that the names, addresses and rcia 524 W. Colorado A v r. Camden, N.J. ^ Bishop tionships to decedent of all persons Kiowa and Tejon Streets who are or claim to be heirs of said COATS James L. Schad, pastor of decedent, so far as known to the peti Olljp IFtUPHt the Most Holy Redeemer tioner, are as follows, to wit: 6833 I Infant and Toddler Coat Sets. Evan Alan Haynes, 1955 Ivywood church in Westville, N.J., Drive. Ann Arbor. Michigan 4tig3. Zecha & Adams Orig. 20.00 to 27.00 N o w ...... 14.99 - 18.99 Son. SHEARER 4 Serving was consecrated as the You are hereby notitldd to appear Nevada Ave. at Cache La Povdra and answer the petition within twenty HARDWARE H South Denver and Englewood first Auxiliary in the 29- days after service of this notice pn Girls' Cats, sizes 3 to 6x. 2339 E a s t P latte O n ly year history of the Camden you (it served by publication, within Aitomotive Orig. 25.00 to 30.00 Now ...... 14.99 - 18.99 *wenty days after the last publicatlen ME. 2-7288 b d r m diocese. of this netica) and In default of an and A ll r< answer or appearance the Court will COLORADO SPRINGS Brake Service proceod to receive and hear proofs h .w . Girls' Coats, sizes 7 to 14. Concerning the heirs of such decedent T h is 1 Orig. 23.00 to 32.00 N o w ...... 18.99 - 21.99 and enter a decree determining who - plu s. are the heirs of such deceased person Dated at Denver. Colorado, this 9th "Colorado S$mnR»‘ FIwmI and Modern" L.W. Young Teen Car Coats, sizes 8 conscientious care day of November. I9ee. John B. Carraher A to 14. O rig . 24.00 to 50.00. Ernest F. Gaylord Atierney Now ...... 17.99 - 39.99 4 ^ makes Moward Service distinctive igiQ Midland Savings Bldg. aljr iCaui liinrtuary | Denver. Cotorado M207 123 9174 D. M. ROWLEY M.me.re.i„.i,.,Mo 0 National Selected Mortician, Cterk of the Probate Court PARK AVENUE MORTUARY By Frances O. Oetan Membern of the Staff f H n Deputy Clerk Carroll B. Duiiii W. Hurley Remington InMntk' Anri Olrr%'; Downtown. Cherry Creek. Lakeside HOWARD BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY (Published in the Denver Catholic Register) Catholic Funeral Directort HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1851 First Publicatlen- November 34. 1966 Myirr.M.a.6a7l______Colorado Hprin,., Colo. Last Publication December IS. 1966 i vWNAA/WWW^^iiV Thursday, December 15, 1966 DEN VE.R CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page 17 YOUR PARISH REAL ESTATE Movies Classified l£ Catholic Office Phone 82S-114S Today to Pla ce Y o u r C la ssified Ad in the R e g is t e r - 2 — A II S ain tA •f Matian Fictwres Ask for the C la ssifie d D epart men.' 17J3 S. A L C O T T Top of the hill location—needs O nl> W ant \d • rt-uci* p lion c o r m ail iivtorv •'> [ .M . Tiie%d.i\ some care. Elbow grease and tan t)t pnbhvLtd in the current v. tek's paper. write vour own terms. Fine BICYCLES for big family — large rooms. PAINTING RUMMAGE SALE 3 bdrms.. att. garage. Under A-1 (Morally Unobjectionable BOYS — GIRLS BICYCLES S12.000. Bev 935-4064 or Betty for General Patronage) NEW & USED, ALL SIZES RUMMAGE SALE. Toys and D a y 756 3426. TRIKES - CHUGS PAINTING c lo th in g . St. C a b rin i School. 4825 Alice of G a m b it Queen of Blood Federal Blvd. Saturday, Dec. Wondert«nd in Ghost and Mr. REASONABLE SOUTHRIDGE REALTY 934-5781 Rare Breed A-1 neat ifiiality work. 17th, a t 10:00 a .m . Paris Chicken Redeerr>er FEDERAL BLVD.GARAGE And Now Miguel Gospel According Rings Around the and AL'S Bl KE SHOP Va price NOW 13—‘Holy Trinity Batman to St. Matthew SITUATIONS WANTED T ¥ World 334 F E D E R A L P h. 935 3245 Battle of the Bulge Gulliver's Travels Romeo and Jutlet 58 YEARS SAME PLACE FEMALE ASSUM E SVa':^ LOAN Beau Caste Beyond the Moon Run. Appaioosa, Bible Gunpoint Run HELP WANTED Birds Oo It Hansel and Greiel Russian Adventure Supplement grocery money. 2 lo Bolshoi Ballet Hold On SEWING MACHINES R eliab le Catholic Woman in S2.000 for equity. 3 bedroom Russians Are 4 dally. WE TRAIN. Mothers- brick. Full basement. Born free How to Steal a Coming Billy the K Id vs. Million Secret Seven Retirees and Moonlighters. No v ic in ity of 14th & Downing C a ll Dracula Jack Frost Singing Nun obligation. Send for detials. P. Brem#f5 Town KhATtoum Sleeping Beauty O. B ox 1032, L ittle to n . PRE-SEASON 428-1564 o r 429-8582 Musicians Las Vegas Smoky wants 3 days a week clean HELP WANTED Country Boy HiilbiMys Snow White CLEARANCE SALE I Oaydreamer Lassie's Great Sound or Music _____ FEMALE ing 17->Notre Dame Dr. Who and the Adventure Spinout CUSTOMIZED Baieks Last of the Tarzan and the Sewing Machines $1.50 hour. Don't Worry. We WORK 3 HRS. A WEEK Premium Quality Homes Renegades Valley of Cold wilt Think of a Lt. Robin Crusoe That Darn Cat EAR N $105 PER MO. • 66 MODELS Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday i at Reasonable Prices Title Magic Weaver That Tennessee • TRADE INS The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each Evening with Man Called Beat • REPOSSESSIONS "Let us build your CALL STELLA WARE Will consider ironing. Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. Royal Ballet Flintstona Tiko and the • FLOOR MODELS own personal plan" fantastic Voyage Maya Shark 364-0157 • REBUILTS 7 Blocks W. of Sheridan at S. f antomas Munster, Go Home Trouble with *• NO REASONABLE Call eves. 255-4065. E aton fighting Prince ol My Fair Lady Angels 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. OFFER REFUSED E g g N o g Donegal Namu, Killer GREENBRIER REALTY 922-1179 Ugly Oaschund mcil 539,' flight et the Whale White Mane Lady lo care tor Invalid Singer Portable ...... S25 TEM PORARY & Phoeni* Night ol the Winnie the Pooh Live in. Private room. Age 30 Singer Console . . . $27.50 \ Denny,* f rankenstein Grizzly PERMANENT HELP 23-S t. Anne's Years of to 45. $40 a w eek. White P o rta b le ...... $26 Conquers the Paradise Hawaiian Lightning, Days G L-5 8790 WAl.KINf. niSIANC'K World Style of Drums White Zig zag ...... $30 TO CHLRCH Ac SCHOOL Frontier Hellcat Plainsman Vulture New Auto...... $5 mo. 5550 DUDLEY CT. Necchi Zig-Zag ...... $35 EMPIRE t y 3 bedroom brick. 2 car detached A-2 (U nobjectionable for Singer ‘66 ...... $6 mo. garage, wall to wall carpeted & A d ults, Adolescents) WORKING WOMAN Singer Slant .... $5 mo. EMPLOYERS SERVICE draped throughout. Well land 16th Grant Suite EGO 222 8646 Call KEN CAVIN.S After the Fox Pfaff, like new . $5 mo. scaped. fenced, well for Irriga Glass Bottom Boat Mystery of Thug Certified personnel counseling Apache Uprising Great Wall NEEDS '65 Singer Touch 1 6 tio n . T o ta l $15,350. O W N E R F I HuvlnK-Scllin|j-Tradini{ Island Appaioosa Gypsy Girl One Soy Too Many and Sew ...... $7 mo. NANCE. RKAI. ESTATE Assault on a Harum Scarum OSS 117. Mission LADY TO SHARE HOME Singer P o w e r ...... $35 CLOVERLEAF REALTY Queen Heroes of for a Killer *en d o n a t/f 42t-3S1S 237-8384 SEE Atlantis, Lost Telemark Othello Industrial Continent Impossible on OR W alking Foot . . . . $9 mo. eydcn, JJj KENNETH R. CAVINS Out of Sight 23 —St. Anne's Big Hand lor Saturday Place Called Glory 1 laty, An('y OIC. 297-54« Re». 377-7173 Little Lady If Happened Here • MANY CONSOLES BEAlfTIFUL VIEW Plague of the STAY NIGHTS, TO fohn D ick- Big TNT Show Jesse James Meets Zombies • NO MONEY DOWN Tested fi:i20 EVE RE 'rr Blindfold Frankenstein's Planet of the • FREE HOME 1i 3 bedroom brick. Electric kitch C'mon Let's Live Daughter Vampires CARE FOR DEMONSTRATION en, baths up. Full partly fin Van Schaack & Co. a Little Johnny Nobody Psychopath > ished basement with bath. At Counterfeit Johnny Reno Reptile OPEN EVES. 'TIL 8 P.M. REALTOR INSUROR 10 YEAR OLD BOY. An Agency for Em tached double garage. Fenced Constable Judex Secret Agent OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 4 275 University Blvd. Die. Monster. Die Judith ployers to rely on ba ck y a rd . Fireball DENVER O e A N D R E A . 434-4948 Denver, Colo. Or. Goldfoot and Kid Rodeio Slender Thread Empire Employers Service, Inc. the Bikini Kwaidan Soy In Your Eye SEWING CENTER NIXON REALTY Machine La Boheme Stagecoach Capitol Life 421-0840 Let's Kill Uncle Write e/o Box 42 790 B R O A D W A Y Dr. Zhivago Sweet Light in a Center 222-8646 25—St, Bernadette "There's A Home for YOU LollipopCover Dark Room 623-1566 Ulh a Grant ' Dracula, Prince of Traitor’s Gate (Corner 8th & Broadway) at MONTCLAIR" Darkness Man Could Get The Register. 5700 W . 1st. Killed Trampiers irtu a ry * Eye for an Eye Uncle S1L950-NO Dn. G l. Marco, the ce Service* Frankie and Waco P a ym e n ts less th a n $100 Magnificent Walk in the >rsdo I Johnny Female cook for evening meal Lg. Corner Lot. Merry Wives of Shadow only. Four teaching Sister?, or to ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL Frantic Windsor Wrong Box 3 bedrooms, llvingroom, din cook full time, do some house To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section > P. Adamsci. > ingroom. Nice kitchen with keeping. Lodging w ill be provided f. at 3th St. J portable eating bar. U tility FOR Sl.OO YOU G ET 20 WORDS OR LESS A-3 (Morally Unobjectionable if p re fe rre d . P lease c a ll 333-7909, area. Oversized detached ga — 9 a.m. & 4 p.m., otherwise TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP rage. Carpet and drapes for Adults) 355-25T6. M A R IL Y N H E R O T . 424 5983. R es: 377-9248 This offer good for Classified Section only. HOUSEKEEPER MOORE REALTY 43-S t. Pius X O fc : 399-1401 Aiphaviiie Inside Daisy Ride Beyond Does not apply to Real Estate Display R e a lto r WANTED Alvarez Kelly Clover Vengeance 8B33 R alston Rd. 421-551 M e m b e r o r Advertising SIGNER SOUGHT Any Wednesday Kaleidoscope Rotten to the Core Mature woman-housekeeper for 7 f o r th e o w n e r s h ip o f th is 3- Christ the Kins Pariah Ambush Bay King and Country Second Best Secret fatherless children. Call before 29 —St. Francis de Sale bdrm., 2 bath beauty. Carpeting, Arabesque King Rat Agent in the 11:00 a .m . 798-4959. TILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX Bang, Bang, Kiss the Girls and World H E R N ,, #4 L O G A N drapes, oversize gar. and fenced. MONTCLAIR You're Dead Make Them Die Secret Agent Super MISC. FOR SALE CY Home with income. 3 baths, sep A ssu m e loa n . E ve s., 366-0338. Blues for Lovers La Vista Dragon arate entrances and completely WALLY JOHNSON & CO. Boy. Did I Get A Leather Boys Shakespeare Spring Rocking horse for sale. 9 S to re ( furnished. Excellent condition. - Wrong Number Lost Command Wallah S5.00 422-4180 REALTOR Bunny Lake is Liquidator Call EVELYN PEACOCK. Stwp on Main e rv ic c I4 th a t P e o ria 364-7221 Mt. C o rm e l Mis ing Madam X Street FOR SALE. Couch brown, six 777-3412 jn ts Chamber of Made in Paris Spirit is Willing months old. 60" long with re Horrors Main CharKe PEACOCK REAL ESTATE 4 5 — S t. T h e r e s e Spy Who Came in versible orange cushions. S90. VNER 4227 So. B 'W a y 761-1196 Chase Male Companion From the Cold 2241 M O L I N E Attractive 5-room w.c. brick. Cast a Giant Man Called Adam Stop the World. I 455-2605 R e a lto rs Full finished bsmt., 2 baths, ga Shadow is the hottest deal in Aurora. 2 Mr. Buddwing Want to Get Off Baby's Crib with mattress and lys ra g e . co vered p a tio , 477-4758. Contest Girl Modesty Blaise Sucker 36 —St. Louis bedroom, targe rec. room, sepa lin e n s. $15.00 c a ll 422-4180 inn's Dead Heat on a Moment to Ten Little Indians ST. LOUIS PARISH rate utility area, livingroom, Merry Go Round Moment That Man In CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND M AIL TO d in in g a r e a , 1*/^ b a th s , s to rm STACKHOUSE “ R e a lto r" PET BOARDING JldK. S bedrooms plus 28 ft. rec. Dirty Game Morgan Istanbul Classified Advertising, The Register window. Assume existing loan at 477-1678 Do Not Disturb Naked Prey 1 0 3 6 room. Eating space in kitchen, Time Lost and Dog and Cat Boarding. Reason only $98.00 PITI and owner will El Greco Nanny Time Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to d in in g a re a . 30 f t . d o u b le ga • NEW 2-BDRM.BRICK • able rates. Puppies bought and carry second. Cheaper than rent. Enough Rope Nevada Smith Remembered rage. Carpets. Best buy • FULL BASEMENT • Fireball SOO Not on Your Life sold. 68th and No. Washington. 825-1145 C a ll G E O R G E B O N H A M 297-5634 Thousand Clowns to w n . large living room, sep. dining, Fortune Cookie Not With My Witt Three on a Couch C ali 288-5212. o r 623 8602. elec, kitchen with eating space. Friend of the You Don't Thunder ball REX T. GARREH 4 pc. bath. Close to school and Family Pad and How to To Trap a Spy R e a lto r 789-1855 transp. Gl or FHA terms Girl Getters Use It Up to His Ears Thn TiRw.qpaper is an advertising medium that Is wanted rs VAN SCHAACK Great Spy Chase Pawnbroker Walk. Don’t Run P a y m e n ts o f $110 m o. C a ll Russ 11th 8. Havana Realtor Great War 36— St. Louis C ole m a n . 935-1111. Picture Mommy Weekend at it IS soutrht and paid for Harper Dead Dunkirk THE PERSONAL TOUCH 46 — St. Vincent De Paul and advortKsing in it is not an intruder in the home. TASSET REALTOR 9362361 Hawaii Promise Her When the Boys from us has helped hundreds of W H Y R E N T ’ Anything Meet the Girts TO Denver folks. You. too. may When for $600 down and $127 Hotel Paradise Return From the Where the Spies Idol find we have the right home for per month you can build fi BUY - SELL - TRADE Ashes Are your fam ily. Here's a brick nancial security through home YOUR REAL ESTATE fri-level with generous sized ownership. This extra-nice 3- CALL: BERNARD BEAULIEU bedrooms, fireplace, mountain bdrm. ranch with a partly fin 377-3201. Eves. A-4 (Morally Unobjectionable for view, covered patio. 3080 S ished bsmt., fenced yard, car peting and drapes can be MOORE REALTY CO. Adults, FRANKLIN will sell quickly at With R eservations) * $25,400 w ith $2540 d o w n . T o see yours. Invest in the future 985-4401 SERVICE DIRECTORY inside call GEORGE BECKER n o w l B473 H o m e : 789-0563. O ffic e : 297-5405. C a ll E d W ille tt 794-7603 I T P A Y S Alfie Knack This Sporting Life 825-1145 SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. Darling Life at the Top Tom Jones TO ADVERTISE Easy Life Lord Love a Duck Too Young to Love REALTORS Flame and the 6124 So. B d w y . 798 1332 Love ala Carte Victim Fire VAN SCHAACK Moment ot Truth Visit 46 —St. Vincent de Paul Georgy Girl Pumpkin Eater ASH-TRASH HAULING LINEN SERVICE PLUMBING 624 17fh St. R E A L T O R Red Desert Who'S Afraid ol Girl With Green Virginia Woolf? OI*EN 2 to 5 THE REGISTER Eyes Servant HOWARD HERBERTSON CO ALAMfcDA HLOMBiNG CO. Construction, trash and dirt re W E S T E R N Repairing, new work, sewers ' 37—St. Mary's 909 ST. P A U L Hill Storm Center Absolutely charming brick. Strangers in the oval. Backhoe excavation TOWEL SUPPLY CO. and sink lines cleaned. Our 22 L IN D E N W O O D OR. Intruder JUST AROUND THE CORNER N o . D e n v e r City Trenching. Sand and gravel 1720 S. B roadw ay 733-5591 work is guaranteed. Free Custom 3 bedroom, 3 bath Jutlet el the Young and Willing FROM ST. PHILOMENA'S. Of Taboos of the ack fillin g and leveling E stim a te s. home. Garden level basement. LIKE ROOM? Spirits World fers main floor fam ily room, Zorba, the Greek Drive-way excavation. Snow re 609 E . A la m e d a 744-0300 acre sprinklered site. Spacious 3-bdrm. brick, separate formal dining room, large newer m o v a l. 934-3042 d a y s ; 237-6792 L A U N D R Y & loan. Call GAYLE HOLLAND, dining rm ., f.f. bsmt., garage, REAL ESTATE kitchen, 4th bedroom in base nights. DRY CLEANING/ 722-5332. u n d e r $16,000. B (Morally Objectionable ______WANTED ______ment. A MOST UNUSUAL In Part for All) BUILDERS Who’s Kidding Whom? We specialize in Northwest Den MONTE CARROLL HOME! MRS. NEWTON. Just Compare . . . CULLEN REALTY B^O^RACTORS ver, Arvada, Lakewood, and 757-7711 R e a lto r 757-7711 322 3459 you'll see the diflerencel 44th at Clay American Dream Once Before I Die Swinger Wheairidge real estate. Prompt, BUIIOINC ind CONTRACTING RUSS WEHNER 433-6251 433-4197 Arrivederci. Baby Oscar Tenth Victim courteous sales service. Your 37 —St. Mary's R e a lto r Blue Max Our Man Flint This Property 1$ For Any Remodeling local re a lto r fo r 20 ye a rs. BEST BUY 4649 E. C o lfa x 377-8803 Boeing. Boeing Rasputin Condemned .2M3I5 In Normandy Estates, 'a acre in Your Home-Inside sr Out STACKHOUSE REALTY , Casanova 70 Red Line 7000 Time of 3535 W. 38th ave. 477-1678 sprinklered site for "KIDDIE 46 —St. Vincent de Paul No Change For Duel at Diablo Return to Mr. Indifference ftr FREE nick-if and delivery by KAPERS." 4 bedrooms, 3 bath Fine Madness Motto Torn Curtain tke man in BLUE ROOFING home. Makes easy keeping and Would you like to use your From Russia With Sandpiper Viva Maria NEW ROOFS-REPAIRS happy living lor Mom. 6^^ loan present home equity to step up Love Seconds What A Way to Go ALL WORK GUARANTEED offers easy payments for Dad. to a larger 3 bdr. custom built 8 News Deadline Croup Seven Women What Did You Oo Lady L Seventh Oawn in the War. Terms-Free Estimates Vacant. GAYLE HOLLAND. year old brick ranch type. Then CALL JACK REIS call number listed below and ar ■ Last of the Secret Sex and the Single Daddy! 825-6495 722 5332. Agents Girl range to see What's New 934-3593 -Member of Our Lady of Grace MONTE CARROLL During Holidays Male Hunt Shot in the Dark Pussycat Member of Notre Dome Perish MOVING P a ris h 757 7711 R e a lto r 757-7711 1701 So I v y S tre e t New Angels Silencers Who Killed Teddy Night Must Fall Sleeping Car t could be your future home Bear SMALL OR LARGE SAWSHARPENING 41—Sts. Peter A Paul The deadline for news Oh Dad. Poor Murder CURTAIN LAUNDRIES and you w ill en|oy Its spacious-' stories and pictures re Dad. Mama’s Small World of Who'S Been ancis Lace Curtain Cleaners, REASONABLE ______SERVICE ______4140 LAMAR ness, its 3 big bedrooms, 2 bths, Hung You In the Sammy Lee Sleeping in My curtains, crocheted tablecloths, mains the same during Space Flight 1C Bed FAMILY MOVING A S S U M E 5V4% L O A N hot water heat, full basement, Close! and I'm raperies. blankets, spreads, Saw Sharpening double garage. Owner building a the Christmas and New Feeling So Sad Spy With My Face nens. cleaned by latest 7 9 K - 0 8 7 - I T o ta l P a ym e n t $136 S e r v i c e new one must sell. Year holidays. Deadline methods. Hand pressed only. 3 bedroom, beautifully carpet Hand Saws is 9 a .m . on M o n d a y 1259 K a la m a th 825 3527. ed, draped llvingroom dining BIGELOW C (C ondem ned) Circle & Carbide Saws room L., family room with ELECTRIC WIRING PAINTING & 377-1100 322 1215 mornings. This means all fireplace. Carport and covered DECORATING V a n G o r p copy and pictures for Affair ol the Skin Love and Marriage Pot BouiMe 220 V o lts . R e m o d e lin g , patio. MARILYN HERDT, 1k**-*ft'**-*Yk'4«-*Yk**«**Yk Repairing. Call any time. 156;i So. Pearl 733-7916 the issue of Dec. 22 must Balcony Love Game Private Property BUD & JERRY 434 5983. Bamboie Love Goddesses Question ot 366 0168 be in by Monday, Dec. Bclt'Anlonio Love in 4 Adultery JIM DWYER ELECTRIC PAINTING MOORE REALTY Newspaper circulation is known 19, 9 a.m ., an d for the Circle ot Love Dimensions Repulsion ______Sewer Cleaning, ind is comparatively unafTected by Electrician Service and R ealtor Cloportes Love on a Pillow Sweet end Sour DECORATING ACME 8833 R a lsto n Rd. 421-5511 daily or seasonal change — there's issue of Dec. 29, by Contempt f Mademoiselle Silence ire, Additions, meters no "summer slump." Monday, Dec. 26, at 9 Dear John Magdalena Swredish Wedding -noved. F re e E s tim a te s . 798 5368 "No Job Too Small" Sanitary & Sewer Serv. Maid in Paris Night and We are Reasonable 42 —St. PhUomena a.m., even though this Doll 534 0563 • Sewers • Septic tanks Empty Canvas Married Women Take it All C a ll 722-t217 • Sand Trap.s & (Jrcasc Miller's BeaulituI Ask For Jerry HOME FOR CHRISTMAS ******************* day is a legal holiday! Girl With the Talcs of Paris GUTTER SPOUTS Golden Eyes Wife Temptation Traps Cleaned O nly $14,750 for best 2-sforv 3- Green Mere Mistress for the Terrace SEWER AND WATER SERVICE bdrm . house this excel, area. V A & F H A Summer High Inlidellty To Love Gutters, Spouts 455-2824 781-2473 429-9746 All rooms are big, 3 fireplaces, APPROVED BUILDING SITES FOR HOMES I Love. You Love Molesters Toe Young, Tee h.w. heat. Gar. F.H.A. or G.1. Image ol Love Mohdo Pazzo Immoral We specialize In CJutters TRASH HAULING This house has plenty of charm, FROM Jules artd Jim My Life to Live Wasted Life and Never on Sunday and Spout Replacement reasH h a u l in g • plu s. Knile in the Water the Birth of $12,950 to $35,000 La Fuga Nude Odyssey Twins (iu t t e r s C le a n e d Ai L.W . ARCHER CO. 368-0427 La Martdragoia Odd Obsession Weekend R e p a ir e d MoukUik (wpiK oicotirons 4 LOCATIONS IN ARVADA AREA. Of Wayward Love La None White Voices ThornuKhly Experienced 21I l«44 ' 1 to 500 SITES Phaedra Woman in the Law Piaygiri Alter Dc'pendahle. (luaranteed EA 3 35Sa REPOSSESSIONS Dunes Lc Bonheur Dark Women ot the 34J0 Hiqh Street A L L AR E A S AMERICAN ROOFING PAINTING SPECIAL RATE TO BUILDERS Let's Talk About Please. Not Now World "W r hav* the ktys. Women Port of Desire Young World INTERIOR i EXTERIOR UPHOLSTERY Many- no down, SHEET METAL CO. call u» A N YTtw e." FINANCING AVAILABLE CH 4.I4M 315* Downihf ■'NO JOB TOO SMALL" Re-Upholstery by a reliable 379-ISZI 42t.JS1S 42*.|»Z9 * A-4 Classification is given to certain films which, while not AMtr 6 P.M. SU l-MJS H IKK KSTI.M.XTKS fir m . Sales Office - 12555 W . 61st Ave. morally offensive In themselves, require caution. 35 y e a rs exp e rie n ce . T e rm s . Member of All S o u Ih CLOVERLEAF REALTY This listing Is prasentad only onca a month — piaase clip WOHK (;i'.\H.\NTKKI» NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY [ *4]S W. ssth Ava. Arvada 421-S964 424-14S4 and save fpr reftrence. P a r is h 985-2605 2145 C o u rt P I. 222-1372 Page 18_ DEN VER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December IS, 1966 Bethlehem 'Trek' Hits Commercialism mas,” he said. **What Ottawa* Ont. — An idea along a busy street and over-commercialism of on by the Ottawa and su makes them angry is that about the commercialism of tied up traffic for blocks. Christmas. burban Eastview depart Christm as that had been . The draftsman, Bernard Eyes of Christmas shop- ments. D ’Eon said he plows it starts so blessed early.” flowering in the mind of a D’Eon, said the children pers popped as D'Enn; three more demonstrations lo cal d r a fts m a n fo r 10 were re-enacting the jour- Philip Boileu, 12; and his between now and Christ News Deadlinel years became a reality last ncy of Joseph and Mary on sister, Sharon, 9, and the mas. He plans to make it The deadline for news week as two children the road from Nazareth to donkey passed by. Police an annual event. stories and pictures to d re sse d a s J o se p h an d Bethlehem . He had them permission and escorts for "People are fed up with appear in the "Register” Mary and a donkey walked do it in protest against the the tiny pageant were giv- commercialism of Christ- is Monday at 9 a.m. Plans for Havern School Discussing the floor plan of the Havern School for perceptually-handi capped children are left to right, Sister Celine Marie, principal of Havern school: Sister James Catherine. Annunciation school. Denver; Sister Esther, St. Mary Magdalene. Denver; Sister Mariellen, Notre Dame; and Sister Mary Herbert. All Saints. N un-Sister Artistic Gardens Function of Havern ONE WHO CARES, CALLS Florist Donates Kidney EIGHT STORES TO SERVE YOU F L O W E R S And Green House To Nun-Sister Explained at Meet W EST 38th AT IRVING 433-6861 F low ers 10131 E. CO LFAX 366-3511 For All Occasions Sister Monica Decker of During the past week Lorettine, Sister Dorothy 600 M ARION ST. 266-1424 FLOWERS Wallace. Ida., was recuj>er- principals of all Catholic recently received her JCRS SHOPPING CENTER 237-1366 ating at Colorado Ceneral elementary schools in Den muster’s degree in spe 4751 YO RK ST. 244-4109 Mr. & Mrs. Dougherty hospital after kidney ver met at Havern School cial education from Sy 416 - 15th ST. 266-1754 We Deliver transplant surgerj’. racuse university. for perceptually handi 1555 SO. COLO. BLVD . 757-7611 424-7421 The operation was iK*r- A fter observing typical capped children with mem BEAR VALLEY CTR. 934-5791 0810 W. 44th Ave. formed last weekend. A bers of the Catholic School classes in session, the kidney was removed from OfTice staff. principals and members of Open Christmas Day her sister and placed in F»)llowing a tour of the the School OfTice staff dis Fo r T h o t her body. school. Sister Dorothy, of cussed immediate business TRULY HAPPY The donor is Sister Fa- the school’s staff, ex matters concerning federal M unner «ay>, "W e biola Decker, P'.C.S.P., of proudly maintain quality and Expression of plained the purpose and aid to education programs, freshness above all else. Let Walla Walla. Wash. Both functions of the school the Archdiocesan religion us help with your Christmas MERRY CHRISTMAS nuns are teachers. for special education. A programs, testing pro floral selections." Sister .Monica. 36, has BEAUTIFUL POINSETTIAS grams, and teacher certifi "P h o n e and Charge If” survived nephritis, which cation. stopped the functioning of Other Plants • Cut Flowers - No Change For 4110 E.Sth AVENUE Corsages • Planters • Novelty both h er kidneys, since A PRACTICAL GIFT Centerpieces 1964 through use of an EZE MOP AND 3 8 8 - 0 8 0 3 artificial kidney machine. News Deadline Elite Florists She was the 141st person CONE WRINGER SeOO E. Colfax at Ivy to undergo kidney trans Hinds never tin cli plant surgery at the Uni During Holidays w iler works like a charm. I'rwndships Must Be versity of Colorado Medical 'The deadline for news i o l v r / f SHOP center. Sanitarr-0»: all Ike daty stories and pictures re work lor yoi Cone Wniier Eternally Renewed mains the same during slips eato eidiiiry naii, lasts tat stars. "Fo r the Very’ Best the Christmas and New Cn MOP flNB LlftTIME in Quality, Worthy Living Year holidays. Deadline CONE WIINGER Designing & Service” M i c h a e l is 9 a .m . on M o n d a y $^89 W ire Servictr • ■ Im ( Irani, we beseech Thee, mornings. This means all Satiilacliat isariiteid Flowers By W ire • F.T.D. O Ix>rd Our Clod, that we. ar ■taty lack Across from J u l t a k copy and pictures for Cherry Creek National Bank who rejoice to celebrate the the issue o f Dec. 22 must Gel yMcs *o« .M City Moery PROMPT DELIVERY nativity of Our Lord Jesus be in by Monday, Dec. Pk. 222 ]l3f. Charles F. "Chuck" Beck F l o r i s t s Christ, may deserve by 19, 9 a.m., and for the A7.VI!TCFTH!HiNWE 162 St. Paul St. worthy living to attain His issue of Dec. 29, by VreiMGSTHEEZEMOP ______388-4019______companionship. Monday, Dec. 26, at 9 t2E MOP CO. 122? E. ITik iva. IB21I My Store ot its I Ml in Detyer Clark's Flowers For the Finest in a.m., even though this Cleaaitf Saaply Specialists day is a legal holiday! ______UH Us Yisr PrilleMt______Oregon Holly and Mistletoe Attractive Novelty and CHRISTMAS Candle Centerpieces Place your order osrly lor choice FLOWERS selecfion of Christmas plants, pilts and cards 1810 E. Colfax ut Williams C e n t r a l 322-3366 - 322-5110 Member Teleqraph Delivery Open all Day Saturday F l o w e r s 808 - 2.3rd at Stout Christmas Day untH 1 p.m. Tim Garcia, Owner Special Discount Free Delivery for Churches Phone 825-5579 S in c e 1894 Beautiful Flowers and PARK Holiday Greens FLORAL STORE Mrs. J. Ralph Stephenson ... and 1643 Broadway son, "Jim” m Ph. 534-5106 75 S. Broadw’ay PE 3-2403 Block DICK CUPP Flora l Co. M cD onald 5040 E. Colfax Corner East Colfax at Floral Shop Fairfax Ph. 355-3509 222-0731 Blessed Sacrament Parish 508 East Colfax Open Christmas Day till Noan FREE PARKING IN REAR one block of the Cathedral . Beautiful Selection Your Business and Business Forms Seasonal Cut Flowers Potted Plants Centerpiect* 255-6101 534-1457 Holiday Creem COMPLETE ASSORTMENT PETITE FLOWER During our years of experience in designing-cus OF CHRISTMAS TREES 789-2394 tom-made Speedkraft business forms, we have g i f t s h o p p e BONZA! NURSERY "Across from SI. Josoph's Hotpllol" developed a wide selection of stock forms to meet 3750 So. FederHl Blvd. 1809 Humboldt St. » Free Parking in Rear Season's Greetings routine requirements. Some of these may be just from the HYBRID POINSEHIA TRIPLE A GRADE (with proper care last right for your business. Why not let us help you POSY SHOPPE many months) 3821 S . B ro a d w a y choose some forms that will put 781-1928 Christmas oU*tc4y" into your record-keeping procedures? Cfrsafts forget-me-not DENVER’S LARGEST SELECTION OF from .00 flowers CHRISTMAS TREES! fitwtrs wiriR anywhere O pening E v e n in g s — rrs A MERRIER P h o n e 7 days a week 'til Christmas 7 2 2 -6 1 1 3 One Spied Krah butinets fera, v » CMupicte new papir wark syttea « CHRISTMAS WITH C a ll and C harge It W OEHRM YER PRINTING COMPANY Ph. 618.3791 Free City & F L O W E R S B Y 3901 Yerk S tra ti Oievtr, CelaraA*. M 20S. PhtM 2SS-0341 Wirt Flawars Aaywhtrt Suburban I>elivrry 410 .Fpiry-AmiM W tL M O R E W. 38TH AVC. AND WADSWORTH. WHbATRIDGC From Poet CMnce 2377 So. Downing Loone Enforllno. 0«vnor USTIE nCR. COLO. Thursday, December 15, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page 19 /T///!fiP£A/£D /U C O ^ a ^ A O O W h a t Chamber Music on Tap } that f K V J 'T W //VDt4A^ T^^CXJSiJSS, C M L iV A fl, A^/O A M/A//A/G S iU M P , C O N O / T / O A / S U A - f t v C O lO fiA O O OCV/A jG 7>^eM/DOL£- /860S MS/^e SO 0/SC00ieA&/AAS rly.” By Edward L. that a near capacity au m any a specialist in the TMAT TME eXP£/S/EAJC£0 L/TTZP (SPOVt/T?/. me-POPC/^AT/OA/ lA/AS tet; and on a Wednesday Maginnis, S.J. dience attends each con baroque sees fit to affect. in April, yet to be Low ee w >8(tsr -t m i /v /v/aeo. A^tpypoE/Tvc/AA/s t p o i a s p t 7 ? ie -a a /s h /p a z lA Y WACQ(J/P/AJS STATePOOO, BUT /A/S£P7:, /B fft, THe lAore/£S O P Coeo- Instead of dealing with cert, but perhaps a mani They never affronted th e announced, the N ew York lew s the splendid and effective festation of additional in RADO PeueCTEO STATEHOOD FOR FEAR TH ey COULD HOT F/HAHC/ALL.'r' SU P- music, however, but man String Sextet, will make es to eTorts of the Denver Sym fb R T THEiQOUTH GCHERHAABHr. THE CCP 1/AJ& O F T H E R A / L R O iO R S IA E R S E O terest at this time might aged to combine delicacy up the balance of the sea ister” phony Orchestra to enrich THTS LA03/H3 0ROW7H TREND. TAT /B T S J , e c t u ie C^liridtmcLd ^Serviced — ^^enuer C^liurclted I ijsa Wl M M M Ml Ml MS Ml M UK M BLESSED SACRAMENT ANNUNCIATIONAM M iiKiriATirkKi ruCHURCH iiD ru a I BLESSED SACRAMENT g g CATHEDRAL OF THE 8? CHRIST THE KING 3621 Humboldt Street CHURCH IMMACULATE CONCEPTION E. 8th Ave. and Fairfax Sts. East Colfax at Logan Denver, Colorado 4930 Montview Blvd. CONFESSIONS Thursday evening, Dec. 22, 7:30 to 9:00 CONFESSIONS Friday and Saturday, Dec. 23 and 24 CONFESSIONS Thursday, Dec. 22, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. CONFESSIONS 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oec. 22nd thru Friday, Dec. 24 Friday, Dec. 23, 4:00 to 6:00 and 7:30 to Dec. 23, 3:30 to 5:00 and 7:30 to 9:00 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 9 :0 0 p .m . Dec. 24, 3:30 to 5:00 and 7:30 to 0:00 Saturday, Dec. 24, 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Also on weekdays, Dec. 19 thru 24, during MIDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS 7:45 a.m . & 12:10 p.m. Masses. 11:30 Christm as Carols Solemn High Mass MIDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols MIDNIGHT MASSES 12:00 midnight Solemn High Mass 12:00 midnight » Solemn High Mass Midnight (Solemn Pontifical). Overflow High Schools Choir in basement chapel at 12:20 a.m . Adult Choir Under Direction Mr. James Eitem iller MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 7, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45, 12 noon 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12:15, and 5:30 p.m. 10:00 (S o le m n ), MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY S 11:30, 12:30, and 6:30 p.m. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 S No Evening Mass on Christmas Day § MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY g g MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY M MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY » S 7, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45, 12 noon g 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 8 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, n , 12:15 and Evening Mass at 5:15 g* I 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15, and 5:30 p.m. | * 11:30, 12:30, and 6:30 p.m. g MissnsssaBasaMneaKUKleasaaiaiDagisaaiBaiBaiaiisKisssa 5ee«eB«ae«e6teercstv!^eB««MiMlMlWiia8»fS*fit«RrMIMl “MIMIMEMIMIMtMDS^MIM«Me*erMEMCMBMIM«MIMIMI$ WM I M I JM IM B M F M IAI«><(ilJ l>iE.nir:EFl« J''W lll« 1llll» MfflWlillM S M i:|| 5^MSMIMIM5IMIMIMIH«MI*KIMIM$MIMIMIM6MI1«MI5 CURE d'ARS CHURCH HOLY FAMILY | HOLY ROSARY 32nd & Dahlia St. I CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST | W. 44th and Utica — Denver S 4695 Pearl St., Denver I a M Nineteenth and California Streets CONFESSIONS 8 8 Thursday, Dec. 22 — 7:30 to 9:00 8 CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS Friday, Dec. 23 - 4:30 to 6:00; 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. CONFESSIONS § Friday and Saturday: 3:00 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9:00 Sat. Dec. 24, 3;30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24 - 4:00 to 6:00, 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. ^ Friday, Dec. 23, 3:3C to 6:00 and 7:30 to 9:00 A 4 g a g Saturday (Christmas Eve) 3:30 to 6:00 and 7:30 g and 7 to 9 p.m. 8 8 n >4 to m.nn10:00 M MIDNIGHT MASS a 8 8 MIDNIGHT MASS Blessing of Crib 8 8 MIDNIGHT MASS Solemn High Mass Solemn High Mass at Midnight MIDNIGHTMASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols Grade School Vested Choir Solemn Mass — Midnight 12:00 Midnight. High Mass MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 5:45, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. 8g MASSES DN CHRISTMAS DAY 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 and 12 Noon. 8 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY No Evening Mass on Christmas or New Year’s Day. 6 a.m., 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. 8 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 and 12:30, and 8 5:10 and 7:00 p.m. „ 8 8 MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY 8 MASSES ON NtzW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 and 12:00 Noon. 8 ii 5:45, 7:h0, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and 12:15 and 6:00 p.m. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 and 12:30, and 6 a.m., 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. 5:10 and 7:00 p.m. M'. K WEjaSE*aW5jafiSW5»«J5fiE38aj8fi{j8R5j8SSJSSES35JBaWEJB«JB«>BRrJ=«J» WWW«»«Ja«S«JW3e«3«JwaJ«W3a«3eawS3a«J8Ja3(8aj8ajB«je~’' C I MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD i MOTHER OF GOD CHURCH I NOTRE DAME OUR LADY OF LOURDES g South Sheridan Blvd., at West Harvey 8 2 2 2 7 S. Colorado Blvd. | Speer Boulevard at Logan Street 2200 South Logan Street Place 2 8 Demver, Colorado t 8 2* 3 CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS CDNFESSIONS 8 Tuesday evening, Dec. 20 after Novena Services g CDNFESSIONS Dec. 23 - 7:30-9:00 Friday, Dec. 23: 3:30-5:30 p.m. & 7:30-9:00 p.m. 2 * Thursday, Dec. 22 and Friday, Dec. 23 7:30 p.m. Dec. 24 — 3:00-5:30 p.m. and 7:30-9:00 p.m. December 23: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.; 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 24: 9:30-11:30 a.m. CHILDREN ONLY g n to 9:00 p.m. December 24: 3:30 to 6:00 p.m.; 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. g g Saturday, Dec. 24, 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday. Dec. 24: 3:30 5:30 p.m. 8 7:30-9:00 p.m. B g 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ADULTS ONLY MIDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS Choir Program — 11:30 p.m. Carols and Procession to Crib at 11:30 p.m. High Mass — 12:00 MIDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols 12 Midnight — Solemn Mass. 12:00 midnight — Solemn High Mass 11:30 p.m. Christmas Cantata & Blessing of the Crib 12:00 Mid-Nite — High Mass MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 6;30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 (High M ass), 11:00 a.m . MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY and 12:15 p.m. 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:45, 10:00 (Cafeteria) MASSES DN CHRISTMAS DAY 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. 11:00-11:10 (Cafeteria) 2:15 p.m. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. * 12:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. NO EVENING MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY NO EVENING MASS No Baptisms on Christmas Day 8 ...... i OR NEW YEAR’S DAY a MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY 9 MASSES DN NEW YEAR’S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY a 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:45, 10:00 (Cafeteria) 9 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 a.m . and 12:15 p.rr 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY 11:00, 11:10 (Cafeteria) 12:15 p.m. 9 NO EVENING MASS L and 12:30 p.m. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. namxnnsjaRieflciBaMswniaMMiMMMnBRraRmrMi S T . C A JE T A N aST. ANTHONY O F PADUA ST. CA JETA N aST. ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA | OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL South Newton and West Ohio 9th & Lawrence Street 8 4200 Federal Blvd. — Denver § 3549 Navajo Street CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS Friday, Dec. 23 and Christm as eve, before and Saturday (Christmas Eve): 3:00 to 5:30 and CONFESSIONS Friday and Saturday: 3:00 to 6:00 and during the Masses in the morning and from 2 7:30 to 9:00 Thursday, Dec. 22—3:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. MIDNIGHT MASS to 9:00 p.m. 12:00 midnight — Solemn High Mass 8 i Friday and Saturday: 10:00 to 12 noon—3:00 MIDNIGHT MASS MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 8 8 to 5:00 and 6:30 to 8 p.m. MIDNIGHT MASS Christmas Carols beginning at 11:30 p.m., 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 followed by Solemn High Mass at midnight. 11:30 p.m. Christm as Carols and 7:00 p.m. 12:00 midnight — Solemn Mass MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MIDNIGHT MASS 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 11:30 p.m. Christm as Carols and 7:00 p.m. MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 12:00 midnight — Solemn High Mass 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE | p .m . 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m .; 12 Noon MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 3601 K a la m a t h S t. g NO EVENING MASS CONFESSIONS g 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 and 12:45 MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 2 Christmas eve, 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. » MIDNIGHT MASS g 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. and g 8 12:30 p.m. g 12 midnight « MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY e MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY Confessions — Saturday — New Year's « MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY & » 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30, and 12:45 Eve: 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9:00. M I 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m .; 12 Noon; 5:30 pm . NEW YEAR'S DAY g 1 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. g ■I ■enoem jejirjgj 'aji'jajn gm w gfW T'ji »aw aiM a»ajBBiwKj— ST. JO SEPH (POLISH) ST. DOMINIC ST. JO H N 517 East 46th Avenue 2905 Federal Blvd. ST. JOSEPH 1 THE EVANGELIST (REDEMPTORIST) j 2626 East Seventh Ave. CONFESSIONS 605 W. 6th Ave. 8 Saturday, December 17, 4:00 to 5:30, and CDNFESSIDNS CDNFESSIDNS 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. CONFESSIONS Tuesday after tlie Novena Services; 3;30 p.m., IflUR. 7:30 to 9:00 Also half an hour before the Mass at 8 a.m. Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, Dec. 22, Friday, December 23. at 4:00 to 5:30. and 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Fn amf Sat. 3 30 to 6:00 amt 7:30 to 9:00 23, & 24; 3:30-5:30 and 7:30-9:00 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. Dec. 23; 3:30 pm. to 5:30 p.m. arut Also from the Mass at 8:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p m. Saturday. December 24. at 3:00 to 5:30, and Saturday, Dec. 24; 3;00 p.m. to 5;30 p.m. and MIDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 12:00 Midnight Christmas Carols 11:40 Also before the Mass at 8:00 a.ni. 12:00 — Solemn High Mass MIDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS MASSES DN CHRISTMAS DAY A High Mass at 12:00 midnight. Solemn Midnight Mass followed by two 5:30. 7:30. 9. 10. 11 ind 12. MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY Carols at 11:30 p.m. Shepherd Masses No evening Mass 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 and 12:00 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 6:00, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 ahd 11:30 a.m. MASSES DN NEW YEAR’S DAY 6:00 , 8:30. and 10:30 a.m. 5:30. 7 30. 9. 10. 11 and 12. 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 and 12:00 No evening Mass. MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY 6:00, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 6:00, 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. U 9 S U U L U U I I Thursday, December IS, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Page 21 Scliectuie dliristm ad S eerviced S u L u r Lyan a n C^liurclied t . 1 ’ s ASSUMPTION CHURCH 2361 E a s t 78th A v e n u e i s HOLY NAME CHURCH i Weiby« Colorado I ^ c l i e < l u i e S I Fort Logan—Colorado CONFESSIONS Friday and Saturday, Dec. 23 and 24, g i 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. C^LridtmuA Serviced No Confession Christm as Day CONFESSIONS Saturday, Dec. 31, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and Christmas Eve: 2 to 5 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. S 9 7 to 9 :3 0 p .m . ^ ^ enver C^liurclted MIDNIGHT MASS M IDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols 11:45 p.m. Blessing of Crib 12:00 midnight. Solemn High M ass 12:00 midnight —Solemn High Mass MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY S S 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 p.m. and 7:00 p.i MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 40 Hour Devotions starts 8:00, 10:00, and 11:30 a.m . with 12:15 p.m. Mass MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 8:00, 10:00, and 11:30 a.m . 6, 7, 8, 9, 12:15, and 7:00 p.m. FRANCIS DE SALES Preparing to leave for Christmas vacation are i CHURCH several postulants and novices of the Congrcga> HOLY TRINITY tion of the Sisters of the Precious Blood, Dayton, OUR LADY OF FATIMA a Alameda and South Sherman O. Left to right are Marilyn Black, Cathedral par 2 7595 Federal Blvd.—Westminster ish, Denver; Mary Ann Lucci, Christ the King parish, Denver; Sister Therese Heid, Escondido, 9 I 10530 W. 20th Ave. —Lakewood CONFESSIONS 9 CONFESSIONS Calif.; Janet Paprocki, Cure d’Ars parish, Denver; 9 Wednesday, Dec. 21: 3:30 to 5; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Friday and Saturday. December and Sister Helen Billings, a member of Blessed g Thursday, Dec. 22: 3:30 to 5; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 9 \ 22. 23 and 24 Sacrament parish, Denver. CONFESSIONS a Friday, Dec. 23: 3:30 to 5: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 3 1 3:30 until 6:00 in the afternoon and 7.-30 until S Saturday, Dec. 24: 10 to 11:30 a.m .; 3 to Each evening following Novena 9:00 in the evening a 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. F r id a y and S a t u r d a y : 10 to 12 a .m . and Archdiocese Postulants 3:30 to 6:00 p.m . —7:30 to 9 p.m. MIDNIGHT MASS M IDNIGHT MASS M IDNIGHT MASS Solemn Mass — 12:00 a m. 11 ;40 —Christm as Carols In Apostolic Program 12:00 —Midnight High M ass 11:30 p.m. Christm as Carols 12:00 midnight —Solemn High Mass MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY Several young women cious Blood Sisters and MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 5:00, 6:00. 7:00. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. 11:00 and 12:00 from the Archdiocese of will observe classes, act as No Evening Mass 6,7, 8, 9 (High) 10:15, 11:30, 12:45 and 5:30 p.m. Denver are among mem teachers’ aids and help in MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:15 a.m ., and 12:30 p.m. bers of the Congregation of nursing homes in addition MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY the Sisters of the Precious to performing customary MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY S 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15, 11:30, 12:45 and 5:30 p.m. Blood, Dayton. O.. who are h ou seho ld dutie.s du ring 5:00, 6:00, 7:00. 8:00. 9:00, 10:00. 11:00 and 12:00 S (Our Lady of the Visitation Mission) participating in direct the month of December. Evening Mass - 6:00 p.m. S Midnight High Mass ii MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY apostolic experiences while Dec. 18 will murk their Christmas Day 8:30 and 10:30 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:15 a.m ., and 12:30 p.m. »ww^swgggggga»«»aBgiBinagiegi8giie«)BgiB»»g]B!(ieaj8 departure for their family candidates for the religious All Confessions at Holy Trinity Church life. homes for Christmas vaca 1 The D enver women in tion after which they will J % ST. PHILOM ENA'S CHURCH | clude Marilyn Black, Ca return to the central moth- a thedral parish; Mary Ann erhouse in Dayton to at * 1 1 2820 East 14th Ave. g Lucci, Christ the King; tend classes at the Uni SHRINE OF ST. AN N E 9 (14th at Detroit) S Janet Paprocki. Cure d’Ars; versity of Dayton. 7555 Grant Place, Arvada, Colorado a 2 ST. CATHERINE, V.M. and Sister Helen Billings, 2 2 Blessed Sacrament parish, THE PFIOGUAM for PARISH CONFESSIONS 2 2 CONFESSIONS Denver. direct apostolic experience Thursday, Dec. 22, Friday, Dec. 23 and w as initiated and recom 9 9 6690 E. 72nd A ve.—Commerce City Friday and Saturday — Dec. 23rd — Dec. 24th Saturday, Dec. 24: 3:30 to 5:00 T H E P O S T U L A N T S in mended at the general and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. I S 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the program will visit var chapter meeting of the 9 9 CONFESSIONS ious schools and institu Congregation which con Thursday, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to M IDNIGHT MASS tions staffed by the Pre vened last August. 9 :0 0 p .m . Traditional Christm as Music —11:30 p.m. Friday; 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 to MIDNIGHT MASS Midnight M ass—12:00 in St. Anne's Church 9 :0 0 p .m . 12:00 Midnight — High Mass 12:15 a.m . In Ave M arla Chapel Saturday: (Christm as Eve)—3:00 p.m. to The Age Old Scene 6:00 p.m. (only) MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY S9 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY The vesper hour and ail is hushed. St. Anne's Shrine: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (High M ass), M IDNIGHT MASS Before the altar virginal white tapers glow. 11:15, 12:15 11:30 Christm as Carols 6. 7. 8:15, 9:30. 11:00. 12:15 and In one dim. pine .scented, lonely corner stands Ave M aria Chapel: 8:30, 9:30, 11 and 12 noon 12:00 midnight High Mass 5 p.m. The replica of Bethlehem — while just below Arvada West High School; 9, 10:15 and 11:30 The age old scene, a figure kneels, intent. (No evening Mass on Christmas Day) MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY Eyes fixed upon the Baby's tiny face. 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12 noon MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY Ofl'cring his young life to be consumed. MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY Like the candles burning in this holy place. St. Anne's Shrine: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:15, 6, 7. 8:15. 9:30. 11:00, 12:15 and MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 5 p.r and 5:30 p.m. K ' 21 Accept. Oh Inl'ant King, this ardent (lame. Ave M aria Chapel: 8:30, 9:30, 11 and 12 noon 6. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12 noon tJranl him your priesthood in your Holy Name. Arvada West High School: 9, 10:15 and 11:30 9 — .Mary Ferguson, Norwood, O. CHURCH OF ST. ROSE ST. LOUIS CHURCH ST. MARY'S OF LIMA Safe Holiday Driving 3310 South Sherman, Englewood 6833 So. Prince, Littleton, Colorado 355 South N ava jo St. — Denver Tips Given by Patrol g CONFESSIONS g a Thursday, Dec. 22 from 3:30-5:30 H CONFESSIONS S and 7:30-9 » Saturday, Dec. 17: 3:30 to 5:30: CONFESSIONS Colorado’s college stu tion. S Friday, Dec. 23 from 3:30-5:30 g Friday: 4:00 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 8 p.m dents were asked to take it Also included in this re Eve.: 7:30 to 9:00 g and 7:30-9 g Friday, Dec. 23; 3:00 to 5:30; 7:30 Saturday (Christmas Eve) 4:00 to 5:30 and easy when driving home quest from Colorado State g Saturday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve g to 9 :0 0 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. for their Christmas vaca- Patrol Chief G. R. Carrel are the hundreds of Service g from 3-5:30 and 7:30-9 S Saturday. Dec. 24: 3:00 to 6:00; 7:30 personnel who will be g ...... I to 9 :0 0 MIDNIGHT MASS Frank E. Long driving to their homes in g MIDNIGHT MASS g other states on leave over a 11:30 p.m. — Christmas Carols 8 MIDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols Gets Promotion the Christmas holidays. a 12:00 - Midnight Mass g 12:00 — Midnight Solemn High Mass 12:00 midnight High Mass Chief Carrel states that I — 8 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY home-for-Christmas drivers g MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY g On Railroad 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 can insure a safe trip by 8 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 f an d 12:30 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY Frank E. Long of Denver behaving sensibly, by not g NO EVENING MASS ON J Solemn High Mass 10:15 6. 8. 9:15. 10 30 and 12 00 Noon will be the new head of driving too long or too far g CHRISTMAS DAY (SUNDAY) « at one time, by stopping Rio (irandc Railroad’s pas I MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY g for a coffee-break or other ? MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 8 senger department, it has 5 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 g MASSES ON NEW YEAR’S DAY been announced by C. J. rest every 100 miles or so g 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 an d 12 5 \ and 12:30 8 6. 8, 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 Noon Harbeke. Rio Grande vice on long trips, and by 8 NO EVENING MASS ON | president, - tradic. He will seeing to it that their cars 8 n e w YEAR'S DAY (SUNDAY) g ; 9 succeed H. F. Eno. veteran arc in good shape and fit L a passenger traflic manager, for travel. wht» recently retired. I ST. VIN CEN T DE PAUL | Ixing has been with the THE PATROI. Chief R io G ra n d e since 1922. urges everyone who plans 9 STS. PETER & PAUL'S | ; I ST. THERESE 9 ^ 2375 E. Arizona Ave. — Denver 8 having started as an office a long trip "get a good 8 3900 Pierce St. — Wheat Ridge a ' boy in the freight claim night's sleep Iwfore start 1 S s 3 I 12th & Kenton —Aurora 9 department. He subse- ing rather than attempting CONFESSIONS (juently workt^d in the op to drive all night after a g • • • • • 2 ] busy day. Thursday. Dec. 22. 4:30 5:30 - 7:30-8:30 erating. treasury, commun I CONFESSIONS g ] ’’Everyone planning a Friday. Dec. 23. 3:30 5:30 - 7:30 9:00 ications and freight traffic 8 Friday: 4 5:30 - 7:30 to 8:30 g j CONFESSIONS trip sets up a tentative departments, and has b«K*n Saturday: 3 5:30 - 7:30 to 8:30 | j Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 3:30 to 5:30, Saturday. Dec. 24. 3:30-6:00 - 7:30-9:00 driving schedule and esti with the pH.-HHirngcr depart and 7:30 to 9:00 ment since 193,3. He has mated time of arrival.’’ 8 I been general passenger said Carrel, "but the sen S MIDNIGHT MASS agent since sible driver does not hesi MIDNIGHT MASS g j M IDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols tate to change his schedule 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols » i and move back his arrival M id n ig h t H ig h M a s s Solemn High Mass 12:00 Midnight — Solemn Mass He is a m i'm bor o f the 8 12:00 — 5 I time in the face of adverse Adull Choir A m e ric a n A.Hsociation o f weather and road condi Passenger Traffic Offi § ------8 1 tions. Better to lose some MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY cers and the American I I i time than to lose your g MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY g j MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY Association of Pass(>nger 6. 7, 6, 9, 10, 11:15 and 12:15 life. 8 6 :3 0 , 8, 9. 10, 11, 12 g j No evening Mass 6:45. 8:00. 9:30 (High Mass - Children’s Choir) Kate Men. He is a mem ber of Holy Trinity par ’’Most important." the 11:00 and 12:15 (No Evening Mass) Chief concluded, "remember I 8 I ish Westminster. I 8 1 Long and his w'ife, that alcohol and gasoline MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY .Marion, have one daugh will uu iiuA. Dun I drink and 3 | I5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11:15 a.m .; 12:15, MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY I 6 :3 0 , 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 | j ter. Mrs. (ioraldine Na- drive. One for the road may S and 5:30 p.m. 6 45. 8 00. 9:30. 11:00 and 12:15 (No t w n n j Massl poletano, of Westminster, mean two or more for the I and three grandchildren. hospital, or the morgue." P^ e 22._DENVER CATHOLIC R EGISTER Thursday, December 15. 1966 I I Some Records for Eager Young Ears Buying a record for a couldn’t do better than al Collection of 20 Play- a cast and background mu Treasury of Bedtime child isn’t the easiest thing letting a wide-eyed tot Party Songs), should keep sic. Some of the best in Stories might be just the to do. Tastes differ and hear this sprightly tale. On tiny toes in rhythm, along clude: thing if you have a phono what appeals to one might the sam e record, the late with clapping, stamping, T u b b y the T u b a , told graph in the bedroom and prefer reading the paper at make the other wander out Lionel Barrymore gives a dancing, and marching and sung bv Jose Ferrer; side for a different adven winning reading to Ali along. this is coupled with a live the same lime elsewhere. ture. B a b a an d the 40 Thieves. And for plain old march ly version of Gulliver’s The M G M Players perform After spending an eve Does your little girl’s ing, Great Parade Songs Travels: ’’Rapunzel,” "Puss in ning or two running doll have a temperature? Is and Marches provides a Cindrella, about the Boots,” ”Pied Piper,” and through a batch of MGM's her Teddy Bear ailing? The couple dozen familiar poor girl who marries the "The Elves and the Shoe- ’ modest-priced Leo the Lion remedy is found in Marion marches. handsome prince, is paired aker.” children albu m s it’s stilt A b e s o n ’s J o lly D o c t o r • Kay Lande, mentioned with Hansel and Gretel,! Flipper, King of the S ea is based on the popu difficult to suggest one or D olliw ell. The sympathetic above, is heard, along with which features a fairly bad the other, but some par- doll doctor, portrayed by Wade Denning in ABC- old witch (but we can’t lar TV kiddie program ents upon reading this one-time singing star 123, a very pleasant learn guarantee if witches are with Luke Halpin from the might be guided to a pur- Lanny Ross, gives children in g record, offering count popular this season); T V cast handling the act ticular album that would some basics on health. Also ing rhymes, alphabet Little Red Riding Hood ing chores. A jhild will appeal to their small-fry. included is H o ratio , the songs, riddles, and tongue is a good one, that is, if actu ally have to use his H o r s ie -o (the little horse twisters. It’s an excellent the child isn’t a bit tired of imagination with the I N K E E P IN G with the who wanted to be a den introduction to the A B C ’s. it by now. But two other splish, splash; for young holiday season there’s the tist). About all the Mother dramatized stories on the ones acclimated to TV this soundtrack story from the Kay Lande, who like Goose rhymes one can think same record are Three might be a chore. Regis High Speech Tourney forthcoming Dr. Seuss’ Columbia Records’ Rose of are featured in Meet Little Pigs and Jack and The little ones, however, j How the Grinch Stole mary Rice, knows a thing Merry Mother Goose in the Beanstalk: might want to further The annual Regis High school speech tournament will be held on the Christmas, narrated by or two about keeping For cartoon watchers their interest in the Tom Regis college campus Saturday, Dec. 17, with these trophies going to the which singers Betty Martin Boris Karloff, the loveable youngsters occupied, can be there’s a new adventure and Jerry cartoons by winners in the various events. Looking over the "hardware” are from left, and Donald Dame cavort old Captain Hook from called Mighty Mouse to lending a collective ear to Michael Sheeran, S.J., speech moderator and tournament director; Thomas heard on Let’s Play from "Jack and Jill” to "Baa, Columbia’s prize recording Baa Black Sheep.” the Rescue, which isn’t Tom and Jerry, an album J. Regan, of the college public relations department who is assisting with School, an educational in of Peter Pan of a dozen troduction to early grade If you’re going camping exactly tolerable by adults, featuring adventures of arrangements; Brian Clancy and Bill Metzger, Regis high student speech years ago. Karloff both subjects with music and but seems pretty harmless. leaders. Nearly 500 students from high schools in Colorado and Wyoming next summer, it would be 'TV’s famed cat and mouse. narrates and acts (as the song. worthwhile to prep the tots Some dramatizations of are expected to compete in the tournament. despicable Grinch). The ly- Seslye- Joslin, who has with forest prevention Grim m ’s Fairy tale.s come rics are by Dr. Seuss and w r i t t e n m an y ju v e n ile by letting them hear in the album. Goldilocks A N D , of course, Batman the music by Albert books, is represented with Smoky And His Friends. a n d the 3 Hear.s. Bonus and Robin, who invaded A Pectoral Cross Hague. It’s all pretty de French Spoken Here, a Here, Smoky is a song and stories include The Fish the children record reper lightful and should enter This has been a year of the N ew bo rn King . . . ticipation . . . studded with preposterous musical play dance man, but the old boy erman and His Wife, The toire last spring, are back tain eager young ears. change in in the ujxlating Pectoral Cross for the First the precious gems of our wherein a young girl who is still giving out with Little Mermaid, and Thum- again with More Official Dr. Seuss is also repre of the Church’s liturgy, a Bishop of the world. frequent Communions and is studying French finds kindly words of advice and helina. Adventures of Batman, draw ing together in vocal embossed with prayers, sented with Horton herself in a land of warnings. I ’he W izard o f Oz is a three stories of derring do, praying, a unity in worship W e w ill forge the glit monotonous tasks, pains, Hatches the Egg, with make-believe. This is a story with some of the mu not the least of which is FULL dramatic presen of God the Father, the Son, tering chain from our and disappointments . . . Marvin M iller narrating. ’T fanciful and well-done in sic from the M G M movie. "When Batman Became a' tations are always a win and Holy Spirit . . . During stubborn or half-hearted and even the silence o f our meant what I said and I troduction to French, which On the same album, in C o w ard.” ner with youngster and Advent, let us reflect on will to accept the liturgy of c o m p la in ts , so that the said what I meant. An children can easily grasp. keeping with the yuletide, these changes and in ac Mother Church . . . and gems will sparkle with Elephant’sfaithful, one MGM-Leo have come up is Victor Herbert’s operetta A ll o f these are on' the cepting them transmit them carve the gold cross from eloquence to delight the 'hundred per cent,” says F O R T H E tiny tots O ld with some tried and true Babes in Toyland, pleas M G M -L eo the Lion label, into a Christmas gift for our joyous vocal Mass par- eyes of the Christ Child. Horton, and you, too. Mother Hubbard (A Roy stories — all done up with antly condensed; - (CJZ) ^cliedufe Cliridtma5 Services Outside e n v e r u n d S u L u r L i t ST. M A R Y 'S-A SP EN ST. MARY'S ST. AUGUSTINE 319 Custer St. — Brush, Colo. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS South Sixth Avenue at Bush ST. V IN C EN T'S-BA SA LT 904-14th (14th and Aurora) —Boulder Brighton, Colorado 2 I CONFESSIONS BRUSH—Thursday, 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS § S Friday: 3:30 to 5:00; 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. CONFESSIONS Dec. 21, 22 and 23 from 7 until 8 p.m. A SPEN —Saturday, 4 to 5:30 and 7 to 8:30 2 I Saturday: 3:30 to 5:00; 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Dec. 24—10 to 11 a.m ., 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. BASALT—Before 10:30 on Christmas W ELDONA—Friday, 7:30 p.m. until finished 5, 6, 7 and 8 Friday & Saturday W IGGIN S—Saturday, 10:00 a.m . until finished M IDNIGHT MASS M IDNIGHT MASS MIDNIGHT MASS Christmas Program at 11:30 p.m .—Solemn High St. M ary's, Aspen: MIDNIGHT MASS Christmas Carols: 11:45 p.m. Mass at Midnight Singing of Christm as Carols at 11:30 BRUSH-High Mass Solemn High: 12:00 midnight High Mass at 12 Midnight MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY g g MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 3 » 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 (High) and BRUSH—7:00 and 9:00 a.m . 12:00 (Noon) MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY 8 a 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. 5:00 « g W ELDONA—7:30 a.m. Our Lady of Sorrows Mission, St. M ary's—7 and 9 a.m . and 5:30 p.m. M w p.m. and 7:15 p.m. S S W IGGINS-9:00 a.m. E a s t la k e — 8 :3 0 a .m . Basalt-10:30 ^ i I s S MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY BRUSH—6:30 and 11:00 a.m . 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00, 12:30, 5:00 p.m. and 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 and 12:00 (Noon) 7 :1 5 p .m . St. M ary's, 7 and 9 a.m . and 5:30 p.m. W ELDON A—7-8:00 a.m. Our Lady of Sorrows Mission, Basalt, 10:30 a.m . W IGGlNS-9-9:30 a.m. Eastlake—8:30 a.m. »$«!ea£$aE$8t$a$«s«£«e I SACRED HEART CHURCH | } ST. PAUL'S I ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH ST. JOSEPH'S I 2026 W. Colorado Ave. g » El Pomar Rd. Broadmoor, Colo. Springs 2 666 School Street, Craig, Colorado 81625 308 West Mountain—Fort Collins g Colorado Springs, Colo. g g ...... 2 CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS ] U I CONFESSIONS W CONFESSIONS | Saturday, Dec. 24: 4:30 to 6:00 and 7:30 to 9:00 Christmas Tridtum: December 18, 19, 20 \ 7:30 p.m. each evening during Christmas week. Saturday (Christmas Eve): 4 to 5 p.m. CONFESSIONS EVERY DAY AT 3:00 p.m. j a Friday, Dec. 23: 4:30 to 5:30 and » and 7:30 to 9 p.m. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. | till all are heard and again at 7:30 until | all are heard, (except Saturday) ] •» Saturday, Dec. 24: 3 to 6 and 7 to 8 p.m. » M IDNIGHT MASS g — i 12:00 m idnight—High Mass M IDNIGHT MASS 11:30 p.m. —Christm as Carols MIDNIGHT MASS I MIDNIGHT MASS | 12:00 midnight—High Mass 11:30 p.m. Christmas Carols 1 Doors opened at 11:30—Christms Carols and | MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 12:00 Solemn Midnight Mass 2 Children's procession at 11:45—Mass at midnight » 7, 8:30, 10, 12 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 2 ..... a MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY S 2 6:30 and 10 a.m. ( ^ Evening Mass 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon g MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY g MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY on Chrlstma*s Day) NO EVENING MASS a 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 a.m., and 7 p.m. fi 7, 8:30, 10, 12 S- St. Joseph's—Fountain MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY Christm as day only. MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY a MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY f 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m . Masses 9 and 11 a.m. Same as on Sunday, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 1 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 a.m., and 7 p.m. | (NO Evening Mass on New Year's Day) 10:30 a.m .; 12:00 Noon and 5:10 p.m. *:s«iefati«ii<8£»a£8«sE«e«e«!E 2 2 f ST. MARY CHURCH | ST. AN THON Y OUR LADY OF THE WOODS I /j 2l32-22nd Street—Greeley g CONFESSIONS sterling, Colorado Woodland Park, Colo. * ...... 2 Monday, Dec. 19 — 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 20—4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m s CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS g Wednesday, Dec. 21—4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 p .m . Wednesday, Dec. 21—4:00 to 6:00 and — "CONFESSIONS 2 Thursday 8. Friday, Dec. 22 & 23: 3;30-5:30 2 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. a and 7:30-9:00 5 Thursday, Dec. 22—4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8:30 p .m . Thursday, Dec. 22—4:00 to 6:00 and I Saturday, Dec. 24: 10:00-11:00 a.m .; 3:30-5:30 S 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. 1 and at 7:30 p.m. a Friday, Dec. 23—3 to 5 and 7:30 to 9:00 p .m . Friday, Dec. 23—10:00 to 12:00 a.m ., 4:00 to 6:00 and 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. M IDNIGHT MASS 2 I Saturday, Dec. 24—3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24— 4:00 to 6:00 and 12:00 Midnight B 9 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. S M IDNIGHT MASS § MIDNIGHT MASS Christmas Carols—11:30 p.m. followed by y Carols at 11:30; Midnight—Solemn High Mass S MIDNIGHT MASS H ig h M a ss 12:00 Midnight—Solemn High Mass MASSES ON CHRISTM AS DAY Senior Adult Choir and Congregation 2 ---- S Woodland Park: 8:30 MASSES DN CHRISTMAS DAY Cripple Creek, St. Peter's: 11:00 1 MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY ? MASSES ON CHRISTMAS DAY 6:00, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11:00 a.m . § 6:30, 8:00, 10:00, and 12:00 Noon 5 7:00 , 8:30 a.m. 12 noon an d 5 :0 0 p .m . 10:00 a .m . g — I 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. MASSES DN NEW YEAR'S DAY MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY 2 MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY A • fVl. 7*1^. A* a m 0.,6C 11. Art .. Woodland Park: 8:30 MASSES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY * 8:00, 10:00 and 12:00 Noon R Cripple Creek: 11:00 » ------^ J 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a. Denver Catholic Register Thursday, December 15, 1966 I s Epilepsy Foundation Offers I PEERLESS s B edtim e >e just the Slay we extend our warmc.s 'Christm as Town^ Calendars e a phono- wishes for a Happy Holiday Season drcx)m and I S U.se of Advent calendars Colorado Epilepsy As.socia- cents for postage for each Colorado Epilepsy Associa is an O ld W orld custom tion, P.O. Box 1921, Den- card ordered, tion by selling these cards le paper at OFFICE PLACEMENT that serves to decfien up- ver, Colo., 80201. Persons A N Y i n d i v i d u a l o r are requested to call: elsewhere. I IN C I SERVICE !rs perform predation of the meaning should enclose $1 plus 10 groups wishing to aid the .364-5757. of Christmas. These par " P u s s in M«in 0(c. ^iper,” and g 7445 Osage Street g! 1130 S«cunty Lil* Bldg. ticular calendars are im-' the Shoe- aM-2J73 ported from Germany, S D enver S Mr». Cora Wt»l where they are made ex clusively for Epilep.sy A s 1(7 o f the K £ Branch Ofc. the popu- «3«2 W. 5lth.-Arvad« sociation of America. Exe program 1 ^ cuted in full color on a n from the « EW EOf « « 1 three dimensional stand-up W e wish for you the blessings of Christmas, card, they show a story g the act- May the radiance of the Star of Bethlehem light your book village in a winter -hild will ^ 2 Greetings To Our Many Friends 2 way to peace and contentment in the coming year. wonderland of glistening .o use his 2 For the Coming Year 2 snow. w it h the Merry Christmas I American Stencil Mfg. Co. I As each of the numbered for young ■ Sc doors and shutters is to T V this I 388-9371 M opened, another aspect of Happy New Year Christmas is revealed in May the Holy Infant and His Mother , however, < dramatic pictures. With all Smile Upon You in the Coming Year ) fu rth e r doors and windows opened, I the Tom Season’s Greetings the entire village glows VON FELDT BROTHERS toons by from within when Little from ive ear to Christmas Town is under a an album Friedman & Son, Inc. tree or on a table in front, HANNECK’S ntures o f of u light. ^ SKS S5 h : S L & M LIQUOR ! The Black Alpaca S 2510 So. Colo. Blvd. 755-8551 * liiiMiwiiBSmimtmDMmiiiBiiiMiiBiangiiwiMtiBKniiniimmm By Chris Hernon privilege I’d have in going It’s a tall and dusty to the A ltar of (lod, and S Best of Everything for This Holiday Season S country por la Navidad, helping in the liturgy. but Father Clement weis My sisters were en doIi|;hted to be goinK back thused. my brothers reti 1 C. G. HOPPES I to Peru, and the mountain cent, and my father totally 2 Cement Contractors S H 1700 So. Monrot Danvor SK 4-6604 g 2354 E. 3rd Avc. mission, for Christmas. opposed to buying such Lean and weathered, he 'luxury item, for one, when ■jJB5WBB55KS5)BJ53eSS3aRi3eKSK3SS«Wi»®SS>S:*WWaW#*«WSSSS>sag had stowed his purchases, there was so much else our and the gifts ho received pennies could buy, for the .S e a so n ’s Greetitigs S from his friends in the ■ g(M)d of all. Mernj Christiiitis Colorado Rockies, allowing In the Older of nature in BROADWAY ROOFING EMPIRE AUDIO EXCHANGE & STEREO CENTER | him plenty of time for a happy family, I found C h im n e y S lm p a h M traveling, and for talk. myself with my mother in Wc Civ* S * H O ritn Stampi 143 Broadway 733-4725 Stereo Components-Pre-Recorded Tapes — llis young friend who the Church Furnishing Em- Blank 7'upes . . hEid just finished a stint us |K)rium, only a week later, Tape Recorders-Television Shies and Service a I’apal Volunteer to Latin with a salesman measuring Seasi»n’s (Jrpotings and Comptments Service Am erica, watched him us my puffed chest, and deli he pack ed his jJcrsonEil cately sizing up the family THE BRUHN COMPANY » O P K N I'lLI. 7:30 P.M. 255-4819 g luggage, especially the finances from our appear 2 1100 So. Broadway greening black cassock that ance, and the tight grip of AUTO PARTS Dave Right g 82 5-5 225 g Bill Nathan looked small for the lanky my mother’s hand on the 1025 Broadway priest. small leather purse. He ventured to olfer him I took her other hand, a new one. and towed her toward a 'Mernj Ch list in as But Father Clement cassock on display in the Best Witffu'n fo r a Yiilclidc Svason knew what he was about, window. 'That is the kind and from ihv A llapinj Nc’U- Year from and what the world was the servers wear,” I said. all al>out. He smiled at his The salesman came up helper, and suggested they quietly behind us, with a finish off the pot of coffee different garment, made of DENVER WOOD PRODUCTS HUMMEL'S they had started. wool and cotton, but as g ONK STORK ONLY "This — ” the ]>riest said, black as necessary. prodding the aged garment, "This would be better for 1945 West 3rd I Cherry Creek Delicatessen and Sidewalk Cafe "is the Black Alpaca. In a you, young man,” he said. 744-3161 Denver, Colorado I Cherry Creek Shopping Center 322-4144 way it’s the key to every "You don’t need that other. or the alp aca could trav chance — the deus-ex-ma- thing I’ve thought about, After all, in a year or so erse with safety. He told china of missioners — he jess 5555 W5y=Rt35fi|3eja««RSS3S and everything I’ve done you’ll grow out of it. W hat me how the villages, scat ’ noticed the altar-boy cas since I was first made an then'.^” tered in the highlands, sock in the straw carry a altar-server. I don’t carry I insisted I wanted the welcomed his visits, and ing-in bag which had fal it as a keepsake, or tiilis- one in the window. for the first time I realized len open, revealing all my man, or anything of that The man shrugged and that our taken-for-granted worldly goods. ECONOMY GROCERY sort.” turned to my mother. Sunday and daily Mass, in "That,” said Juan, "is "That is the Black Alpa our church, w ith schools black alpaca, no'.'*” ca,” he said, and pointed. WHAT happened, he and relig io u s instruction, "It is,” I said, and began Domestic & Imported out that it would cost went on. was that we were were completely absent to tell him its history, and all poor, in the mining twice as much as the sim most of the time in his also answer his question community where I grew pler, home-produced cas mission field. about what I was doing sock. up. The good Sisters had The upshot of it all was here anyway.' '"You became "I'm big. and I'll never, 1864 Curtis Denver, Colo. trained us in piety, and that I changed my point of a priest, then, por la lavished much praise on never grow out of it,” I view. You could call it a m adre,” Juan said. the smart ones who could said scornfully, holding conversion, if you like. "For my mother, yes,” 1 answer the Catechism m yself so straight I could said, "because 1 was grate almost look at him eye- questions, and look devout This was a w’ork 1 could ful to her EUid to my fami to-eye. do. 1 could go to the mis ly. But iilso, for God and Christmas GreetiJigs in C'hurch. More to please them, and sions, and help try to His Mother. The new T H E R E was some more make up for centuries of of course put my.self ahead of’ the same sort of greedy church will be dedicated to o f my classmates, I man stru ggle, am ong the still the Blessed Virgin. Did I W i o J i dialogu e between me, the faithful peoples. aged to get the priest to shopman, and the harassed you not, yoursell', do some DAVIS BROS., give me some training for thing for your mother, to jjarent. I just had to have the altar. Hut we had to N O O N E could observe show thankfulness, and that cassock. The Black the change in me. I was buy our own cassocks and Alpaca. Bet no other guy love, for her care and surplices in those days. still brash and bold in ir kindness to you'.'*” INC in the whole church has relevant things, but I had My Aunt Bridget gave one like it. Gimme, gimme, "Si,” replied Juan. "El me a snow-white surplice an objective. M y coat-of- Reverendo padre hace W. 44th Ave. at Fox 433-6644 gimme. arms, and battle-standard with crosses interwoven in So the notes and the siempre razon.” the lace at elbows and through school and semi He giive me his word coins were brought out, nary was the Black Alpa- fringe. That was half the and (he empty purse that the materials I want battle. Now for the cas turned upside down. But ed w ould he toted up to 6 e s t wishes for a fln«2 sock. Sure enough 1 outgrew it the mountains, and that the Black Alpaca was old-fashioned ChrlstmaiS Christmas Greetings It was a family problem. one of his truck drivers mine, for ever and ever. physically but the gar season full of good cheer.S W e had lots of children at 1 did not know until lat- m e n t ’s n e w m e a n in g would slay to help me with home, and shared freely much it really cost, could never outgrow. the work. i W " Costello Motor Co. .'ith o u r r e la t iv e s and and how the bill collectors Never have. neighbors. That left little had to he stalled ofi’ for a It was a long time before TO SAY I wjis grateful 2 General Truck Repairing j actual cash money for any while, and my kinfolk 1 eventually reached Peru. w’ould be an understate I SPITZER ELECTRICAL CO. S New and Used Trucks I thing but the Sunday col- tightened their belts, or M an y po litical and other ment. The biggest problem IcK’tions. made do with what they upheavals happened. The was solved. I would have AUTOMOTIVE TUNE UP g 2165 CURTIS ST. I My mother, became, my , had, in shoes and street world went to war, and my church in the moun a lly , and in h er^gen tle clothing. tains. I stowed the black 2 Denver, Colorado Phone KEystone 4-71211 everything the black alpa w a y , d re w w o n d erfu l They W’cro all proud of ca cassock stood for seemed alp aca cas.sock, under his OUR SPECIALTY picture, to Dad, of the me as I went through the to be in danger. I was as amused gaze, while he motions at Mass that Sun signed as a chaplain in the wagged his head incredu 43 W. 9fh Ave. Denver, Colo. day. And in fearsome services, carrying my old lously. pride, I spoke the Latin cassock together with the A few days later, one of 2 2 2-0581 resjionses with more vigor miniaturized altar stone (T u r n than usual, conscious that and abbreviated testaments they emerged from a chest to deserts and coral is clothed in white lace upon lands, where my church the blackest of black alpa was the open air, and my ca, woven of 12 inch fibres altar table the tailgate of a freyn the Peruvian sec truck lowered on its ond-cousin of the llama. chains. FOR A LONG time I WHEN I got to Peru, w as content with my pride, through the port*of Lima, until a visiting missionary my chores were similar. It had me out one chilly w’as move-out, move-on, morning for the early across all sorts o f terrain, Mass, and afterward he until they gave me the watched me dofT the alpaca task o f rebuilding an old cassock, and place it rev church on the steep side of eren tly on its hangar in a mountain. The Apostolic A s the New Year approaches, let us the st*rver.s’ sacristy, adja Delegate himself had sur pause, and think of the good that we can cent to the priests’ sacristy. veyed the area, and nearly "You take groat care of got killed when his vehicle do for others, and that by the grace of your things,” the man said. tried to pass another one "It’s not every boy who on the precipitous tracks. God we have been blessed, that we are w ou ld trouble to do that. ! made the acquaintance Most of them throw the of many men who were called upon to give and to help others . . . casscKk and surplice into a anxious to help me build, press, and lot them lie hut one in particular 1 and in that spirit, may the New Year be there crumpled, until wanted to recruit. He had they’re needed again.” survived the social one of an abundance of happiness and I told him that this was upheavals in the natidn, an alpaca garment, and knew’ politicos of every peace for all peoples thruout the world. worthy of care. stripe, and was not in the "So are the souls who least eager to donate either made it |x)ssible for you to time, materials, or the use have it.” he said. "Not just of his trucks, of which he M rs. A. B. HIrschfeld the Qucchuus in the Peru had assembled a large and vian mountains, but also lucrative fleet. g the joyous M r. and M rs. Edward Hirschfeld the weavers, the cutters, Wc had a big store of 2 spirit and fhe merchants, and building materials, gath 1 of peace, love your parents.” ered by the parishioners, and family This jolu^d m<*. •but we needed such things 2 and ktndn-.ss "Worthy of my care?” as roofing, and water 8 born OP that I wondered if perhaps I pipes, and perhaps even a 8 Holy Night T H E A . B . HIRSCHFELD PRESS had taken a wrong slant in hot w ater system to heat a service inUmded honestly the church. S bless your home and HIRSCHFELD'S OFFICE FURNITURE for God, but giving me But Juan Rodriguez family, always. At Christmas such a boost that it was laught^ at my appeal, at time, all of us here wl.sh all of twisted quite of proportion. first. He wondered what I you every happiness and the best of good fortune. S p «*r at Acemg I aski^d the priest about w as doing in his country P eru , and its people. He anyway, llow come 1 was inviUKl me to take break going to do this building, fast with him at the recto and teaching, for people ry, and in the cour.st* of his who were shiftless, and From the Sisters And Children talk, he gave a new slant probably didn’t tare U> f ii> lliinking. whether or not they had a He told mo of a big land, church to pray in. QUEEN Of HEAVEN ORPHANAGE hot and humid on the low I acceptt*d a glass of vino 2 plains, and with mountain TSit Sp>c* Donated Sy A Fr.end from him. as we sat in his < 2. tracks that only the llama. house, and then, by sheer L. '-K Denver Catholic Register Thursday, December 15, 1966 B Season s Greetinf’s from DlNViR'S LARGIST AND FINEST I The CARBURETOR f I 1 ■ Open Saturdays 8 a.m. - Noon C 7 i 5 l P ^ _ ISS1 B ELECTRICAL TUNE-UP 2 .A Cathedral SPEEDOMETER | "*1 JST WESTLAND national AND I Immaculate Cathedral, B WESTLAND CENTER • LAKEWOOD, COLO. ffro w Car Radio Service | 8021S In majesty as God's cha COMPLETE LINE OF ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT « P h o n e : 237-5444 teau. CARBUSsETOR AND IGNITION PARTS S A symbol of the many COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE g things C all Us — - W e ’ re as Close as Your Telephone 2 That helps the heart until Past Delivery Anywhere in D en ver g ‘1 it signs; S CARBURETOR - ELECTRICAL | s Immaculate, the dwelling SERVICE, INC. I « place H 1041 Acoma 623-8234 I ?25 S W here God dispenses love '•5=ss«a«s5»R5»5J=55js5S5ssS5=a53a5assj5SEW5jassjsss»sje!5»53asajasa^ and grace, e a gat meanest FOR THE BEST IN MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE SHOP WHERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN SHRINE OF ST. FRANCES XAVIER CABRINI MOUNT VERNON CANYON, COLORADO THE SPERRY & THE LORETTO g The Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart EDUCATION CENTER | HUTCHINSON CO. Founded by St. Mother Cabrini g This Snare Donated I » 2 i>y Friends Since 1896 fioaUBMJE Denver Catholic Register Thursday/ December 15, 1966 I PHOTO SUPPLIES Religious Liberty Topic of Book PreffMatonal * Commarciai * Industrial 31 i Wholasale Pictura Frome Moulding New York (N.Y.) — A treatm ent, from an I nor anyone else can D r. Nelson covered the I Catholic publishing house ecumenical rather than a dispute his (Nelson’s) preparations for and 'all four sessions of the Second J. A. OSSEN CO. ; has issued a book written merely legalistic or extraordinary Vatican Council for I by Dr. Claud D. Nelson, institutional point of view, background of ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOULDING CO. Religious News Service. an ordained Protestant of such controversial issues experience, both here 2235 A ra p a h o e His publications include minister and as religion and public and in Europe, the Extend Best Wishes to the Entire Community The Second Vatican M 9 e x p e r t on education, divorce intellectual integrity Council and All F o r religious legislation, racial inequity which he brings to Christians. , liberty. and Sunday closing laws. everything he writes, His lifelong concern with R e l i g i o n and the warm devotion I and Society: interrelating religion and T H E B O O K differs from to both truth and love ! The tcunie* social action began with 632 others written on these that motivates his every ; nical Impact, his pioneer work in race subjects in that it not only word and work.'* m e e t s t h e relations during the speaks about problems but ' need•of the Southern textile strikes in suggests specific solutions ''When one disagrees (as : non-profes- the 1930’s and has from which Protestants, I do) with some of his sional, as continued to the present I Catholics and Jews can conclusions," Bishop time. I well as the benefit. Wright said, "one is I t ra in e d sociologist, disagreeing with a friend, HE HAS BEEN I educationist or theologian, Catholic Bishop John an able observer and an consultant on religious ; for clear, up-to-the-minute W right has said **neither honest reporter.” liberty for the National Conference of Christians and Jews since 1959 and Movie Always Has Influence ia also an active member The Christ of Peace Taipei, Taiwan — "A Young show stopped off of the department of TV series for use in Tai religious liberty of the movie or television play here on a world trip to see wan, The help he received always has a good or bad something of the work of National Council of Grant You the joy of His presence was beyond his expecta Churches, which he served 'Nutcracker' Ballet moral influence — it is the Jesuit-operated Ku- tions. as an executive from The life-size soldier doll in the "Nutcracker” never mere entertainment,” angchi Radio and Televi Miss Young sent to 1951-60. b a lle t perft)rm anceH to be given in the Bonfils American motion picture sion program service in the Gift of His love thi‘ater on Dec. 17, 18, 2B, 27, and 28 by the Colo and television star l/uretta which she has shown a Taiwan her friend and rado Concert Ballet company will be portrayed Young said at the Cardinal practical interest since associate, Ruth Roberts, by Karen Kuckartz. A student at St. Mary's acad Tien Educational Center meeting the director, the to assist Kuungehi. Mrs. SEASON’S the riches of His blessings emy, Englewood, she is the daughter of Mr. and here. Rev. Philip Bourret, S.J. Roberts, of Cleveland, GREETINGS Mrs. Harold Kuckartz of St. James’ parish, Den Miss Young spoke re (^ne year ago the Jesuit has been story editor for Miss Young’s television ver. cently to an audience of priest from San Francisco from and the abiding peace of this university students at the saw Miss Young in Holly scries for many years, Jesuit student center. The wood with the hope of se and her experience has star of television’s Xxiretta curing adaptation of her proved invaluable to Ku- MILLER Area Girl To Appear angchi. She has already Holy and Happy Season been here a year — at MIMEO MART fIGHT TUBERCULOSIS Miss Young’s expense. and In ^Nutcracker^ Ballet Kuangchi .supplies radio • Xerography & Photo Karen Kuckartz who ap- Machebeuf, and several other and television programs to Offset Printing ‘ Senate Meets For Eight Hours Cedar Falls, la. — One of the first priests senates to become operational met here for an eight-hour opening session and made the following recommenda tions; A complete readjust ment of all priests' sala ries, increased benefits to all retired priests, more proportionate re presentation in the sen ate; and Masses in the homes. a xta xM Muagi MDoa MS MS MJ o s M M in a C^LristmaS i^iessinejs hristmas blessings to all our good friends and patrons and to your fam ilies... may peace and joy abide with you throughout the holiday reason. From the I Secisuu's bust icishes to ijuii! Boys at Many thanks to all our FRIEN D S and BENEFACTORS Mt. St. Vincent’s Home Rockmont Envelope Co. D O M IN IC AN SISTERS 3500 Rockmont Drive „ OF THE SICK POOR ■ A ** M »M SM «aaM ifW M «.— i— MSMSMSMaMijiiriwntMaMaMSMaiaK Thursday, Decem ber 15, 1966 —" Denver CathoHc Register Taiwon's Fujen Univ.: BONSAI NURSERY I VICTOR TAWARA s2 A Center of Culture 3750 So. Federal B lvd.| By Rev. Ivar McGrath studies would be made a world culture possible and 5 789-2394 I required course at the Taipei, Taiwan — In is an example of university. contrast to the intensifica cooperation between tion of communist attacks different religious orders T H E A D D E D stress on on traditional Chinese cul and n ation alities. Priests Chinese culture will not, tural values on the Chi on the Fujen teaching staff however, diminish respect nese mainland, Archbishop include Chinese. Germans, for the cultural heritage of Paul Yu Pin, rector of Fu Americans. Spaniards, the West, because univer jen Catholic University A u strians. Filipinos, and sity authorities envisage Season's Greetings here, has said that tradi Frenchmen. the institution as a center tional Chinese culture must for assimilating and dis be cherished and spread. l.OCATEI) about 10 seminating all that is best The exiled archbishop of m iles from T aip ei, Fujen in Eastern and Western Nanking went on to say u niversity, which opened thought. that Chinese cultural in the fall of 1963, has an DON FELSEN, INC. | "W e strive to make enrollm ent of 2,7 00 Fujen university a matrix students. Catholics form of culture, where a broad Rom e's Very Stones only about lOTf of the Carpets & Furniture | and liberal education is student body. Cry Out/ Pope Says given, steering a path Since Pope .John XXIII between research and 623-4391 1620 Blake St. | Vatican City — Rome is encouraged the idea of teaching," said Father 3) a city of history and law. reactivating Fujen Catholic Richard Arens, S.V.D., art and religion in which University, formerly in regent of the faculties of the "very stones cry out,” P e k in g , and opened the natural sciences and Pope Paul declared in drive for funds with a languages. "We consider greeting Rome’s city offi $100,000 gift, buildings 2 * the university . a cials. and equipment on the g Greetings to Our Friends transmission center of the "And among other well-planned campus have best in Western thought, stones,” he pointed out. *'is cost an estimated $4.5 and Benefactors which is of course the rock of Peter speaking million. , . . Listen to this voice! It Christian. Philo.sophy is a Down New Mexico Way w ants to strengthen your required subject for two sp irits in faith and cour years in all Fujen Best Wishes 2 Sister Mary Magdalene, center, Spanish teacher at St. Mary’s academy, age. It wants to keep your colleges.” THE AARONS Englewood, and two of her students, Rosemary Speer, left, and Kate senses alive to the vocation The international Collison recall good times they had recently in Santa Fe, N. Mex. Eleven Rome has in relation to character of the priests STATIONERY C0.| Spanish students spent the weekend in Santa Fe, where they visited humanity and Christiani and Sisters on the Fujen staff makes the spread of ^ 1638 A ra p a h o e St. famous landmarks. They also toured the Indian pueblo near Taos and the ty.” » ^ ^ ^ { atomic energy complex at l.,08 Alam os.______Loretto Heights European SEASON’S GREETINGS Tour Set May 27—July 3 SPRAY-CONTINENTAL The second Loretto optional extension trip to cursion to T ivoli for the tional $155 for the Ireland Heights European Tour for Ireland through July 9. spectacle of light and extension tour. A deposit of adults has been scheduled Sister Maura of the Lor sound at Villa d’ Este; $150 is required to hold a COFFEE COMPANY May 27 to July 3 with an etto Heights college French performance by the re confirmed reservation and department with former nowned Abbey Players in final payment is due a college vice-president Sister Dublin; and an a^moon month before departure. Frances de Chantal, will and evening in the regal For brochures or addi accompany the group, splendor of Dromoland tional information persons along with a professional Castle, residence of ancient may write or call Sister tour guide. Irish kings. Maura, Loretto Heights Holiday Greetings THE POOR SISTERS OF college, 3001 S. Federal THE TOUR will include TOUR members will boulevard, Denver, 80236. from i mam London, Copenhagen, Ber visit Buckingham Palace, The telephone number is ST. FRANCIS SERAPH lin, Vienna, Lucerne, Ven the British Museum, Poet’s 936-3423. Denver's Complete Stereo Center ice, Florence, Rome, Bar Corner, Westminster Abbey 1 ST. ELIZABETH'S RETREAT celona, Lourdes, Paris, and and other cultural and 2 Happy Yuletide the Emerald Isle for those historical landmarks in 2 Home for Retired Guests g who wish to take the ex London; the Danish Rivi iThe Speas Co.| i ^ Ray Cofiman. AAar. ^ S tension tour. era; ancient German I 2 8 2 5 W. 32nd 477-1631 Denver, Colo| "This trip is planned for castles; see the Danube of gManufacturorK of Vinegar.S) S •M Pcn-Jcl and .Apple Juice 9 » ’•I43 (ROADWAY • 222-77(1 men and women who have the Strauss waltz; the SlOOl W. Bayaud 733-1332^ § never seen Europe and are great Renaissance art trea eager to travel at a com sures of Michaelangelo’s fortable pace, with free Florence, Rome, and the time to explore and absorb Vatican. the beauty and the charm The concluding five days o f Europe’s most thrilling will be spent in Paris. cities,” Sister Maura said. M em bers will then either .’’It is also designed for return to New York or em those who want to return plane for the Ireland ex to Europe to re-visit the tension tour. scenes they loved most and The tour will leave from to discover new wonders Kennedy International in Tour during this vacation of a New York May 27 aboard lifetime.” a Pan American Airways T o u r m em b ers o f the Special entertainment jet airliner for London. second Loretto Heights features awaiting the Lor Tour prices from New York college European tour etto group include perform to N ew York are $1,495 for adults leaving May ances in the opera houses per person with an addi- 27 will attend a perform of Vienna and Paris; a ance of the world-fa private concert by the mous Lippizaner Horses Vienna Choir Boys; at ISI Cordial Greetings and S in the Spanish Hiding tendance at a showing of S Best Wishes S academy of Vienna, one the famed Lippizaner Stal of Europe’s sightseeing lions in the Spanish Riding Fresh Vegetobles 2 highlights. The Riding academy of Vienna; an ex- I hall, on the Josefplatz I Package Co., Inc. | adjoining the Hofhurge, SEASON'S GREETINGS is the former palace of [ 4535 Jason Street ^ To AM Our Mony*Friends jj m[ Denver 21, Colorado g the Hapsburg emperors and Custumers w w and is called the world's Phone GE 3-2568 g most beautiful riding DIKEOU BROS. | | KODY Y. KODAMA » academy. The Vienna President S Hiding school was SsasflXGfacceiswfifar founded in 1565. WE JOIN THE CATHOLIC REGISTER I SILVER STATE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY! S 14 Plants at Your Service S g Check your yellow paoet, we are at dote to you as your phono. g IN WISHING ALL ITS READERS MGen. Ofc. For Pickup and W §25th & Broadway Delivery Phone 825-5181 A HAPPY AND BOUNTIFUL CHRISTMAS 1'“ E i i 2 ^^^1 .jo y flnD pePEE ^ OP S PRIDE UIITII I S you Best Wishes for a Heait- THROUGH warminK Holidajf! 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She Mary settled for dressing a ^ Son o f God, slept silently Heading your way our m m O i and consigned instead to readied herself to meet the up a hay-filled feeding through the morning’s ac Christmas Greetings! an animal shelter, the day. She knew that the trough with the cleanest tivities. The Word of God best wishes for your ; Jewish girl had to share people in the area would bits of towels and clothes had Icpt down from heaven 1 her delivery room with a be coming in to congratu she had; it wan’t much for in the quiet of a night and happiest Holiday sea few head of cattle. It must late her and her husband, her son. but it was the a t rested silently in the harsh son. May you and your a have been a little scary; but mostly they would best she could do in this reality of a stable. While they say it’s worse the, first want to see what her child place. W ith the expertise God slept soundlessly in a family enjoy a very time a girl gives birth, and looked like. She regretted that comes so quickly and manger, Mary, Joseph and this was Mary’s first time. that she couldn’t display naturally to a new mother, the human race began a merry Yule. And when it was all him in a fine, gilt crib, she gingerly placed the new kind of life. — (Rev. over, the new mother shed this little marvel of flesh sleeping child into warmth L. M. Read).______a . * a different kind of tears LOHMAN 1901 Arapahoe than those painful, burning a > , ones which accompanied S A LE S CO. a I the childbirth. Now, in the Best Cold Cures: £SMlM!mCAC!efXKfBCCttCWBDCCCtf£(aCS«»:X8KS«S«»a(aw)MC! deafening silence of pre 93 3 B anneck St. *«»$ *»**« *93 dawn Palestine, Mary wept silently because she was a Rest and Aspirin AC 2-9555 mother and, like all moth a ers, her heart ached with yosai^ joy at the work which her By Colorado employees probably would by nasal discharge or Merry Christmas body had completed, in this Medical Society merely take the day off congestion, sneezing, H'e Wis/i all Our Friends and Customers | instance, a healthy young Aspirin, fluids and bed and not give themselves coughing, a low fever (up -■ I- A Happy Holiday Season From to abou t 100 degrees F.) ' son. rest. proper care, but the em DICK The baby couldn’t really You’ve been hearing that ployer still would be ahead and often sore throat, have been much different combination for years, and of the game. He would be chills and generalized ach EISENBERG THE HEBERTS from other babies born that it’s still the best advice lowering the infection haz ing. night; he was red-faced any doctor can give you for ard among his other work Aspirin relieves the CREST INTERIORS | and a little wrinkled yet, the relief and cure of a ers. aches and controls the like all newborns, and he Vic Hebert Rambler simple common cold. B ut when is a cold a fe v e r . E x t ra fluid.s rep We Have An Unusual Selection B sported the first outgrowth Especially the bed rest common cold? lace the moisture loss of Imported and Domestic Lamps g of fine black hair. Certain 3660 Downing AC 2-4848 M part. It’s not always easy to from nose and throat ly he had a strong pair of tell. The term "cold” in discharges and the per 470 S. Colo. Blvd. 399-2420 8 lungs, and the mother 3M*a»s*9ana*>3K^»R(s^»i*ft*A*)a*$3»«»a*9aK»afi COLDS, simple as they cludes a wide variety of spiration which results Ilf : wondered if perhaps her are, still remain the No. 1 infections and inflamma from the fever. Bed rest hungry son wouldn’t wake tions of the upp>er respira » the most important LOU, CHARLEY & PAUL the whole community be ’cause of lost time in in dustry and business, and tory tract caused by so part — sharply reduces Coffee and their fam ilies fore he found satiety at many different viruses that the physical demands Sincere Best Wishes her breasts. the lost time is greater be cause both employers and m any doctors now believe placed upon the body no true vaccine ever can and gives it a chance to '1 ^ to our Many Friends BABIES really aren’t employees are short-sight la ' ri - be developed which will mobilize its full defenses pretty people to look at — ed. Many employers resent for a Joyous Christmas! prevent them all. Actually, against the cold viruses. not if you’re objective — an employee taking a day the condition is a group of but parents always think off in bed when it’s "just a A cold which does not diseases. Theoretically, and Wish all their friends, relatives and customers so, and this young girl and cold,” and many employees respond to such treatment at rather considerable ex her husband were sure refuse to "give in” and go or which lasts more than the best of everything at Easter pense, the causative virus' » F. R. ORR that this was the most to l>ed with a cold, appar two weeks is not a com of viruses could be run mon cold. Your doctor 410 17th St. handsome creature to ever ently preferring to com across fnini Brown I’al : Hotel down and identified in any I CONSTRUCTION CO.,0., INC. ISsee the light of day;' but, plain for a week or more should hear about it. In case of cold, but this is not he probably wasn't. about sniffles, sore throat, particular, you should con ® 4414 Vine St. — 266 -3251 SS practical because colds are Joseph hadn’t seen quite headaches and juicy nose. sult him if the throat is : notorious for running their a year of marriage to the Meantime, they’re working extrem ely sore or red, if course and getting better, daughter of Anne and Joa at low’ered efficiency — the fever goes above 100- wwxssM sm sfss-xssM sm ______sooner or later, even if |p«>a»sanaxa»xs»neixa]agiM»x»iiwii«i]esi(]B3»3!aiii«()|| chim, and he wondered and spreading the cold 101 degrees, if there is any very little is done about how much new wood-work viruses to everyone around chest or breathing pain, if them. We raire This ing business he’d have to them. the sputum is yellow or drum up in order to feed Absenteeism from colds I N G E N E R A L , a com rusty colored, or if a skin this new mouth. He looked Opportunity could be cut at least in mon cold is a seif-limited, rash develops. W : ------at the now-stilled infant, FROM EVERYONE AT half if a policy were non-fatai ailment of the to extend to all our friends crafled in his dozing wife’s adopted that any employee upper respiratory tract and putrons our sinccrcst arms and turned away to II with the beginnings of a which ordinarily runs it The E. B. Millar Coffee Co.l| grcctinRS and best wishes face the great night sky; cold was to be sent course in 10 days to two Celebrations duriPH the forthcoming he heaved a sigh of thanks 1822 Hlake St. Denver, Colo. jSi straight home to bed. Some weeks. It is accompanied !olo Holiday Season. for the mother’s safety, the 'Misunderstood' child’s apparent health and for the unnoticed mystery Bialystok, Poland — that had just begun. (R N S ) — Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Primate of Po National Cylinder Gas Co. THE CARPENTER si land, called here for pray M erry Christmas 1450-5th St. — 266-1721 lently witnessed the sky ers for "the enemies of the turn light, and by the time Church,” declaring that the To A ll S:n the moon and stars were Church "forgives those who ready to desert the heav did not understand us and Our Good Friends ens in favor of a new day’s suspected us of improper sun, Joseph made ready to intentions.” go into the town to pick up whatever food he and his The Cardinal was refer w ife needed. For the first ring to celebrations this Olson Construction Co. time it occurred to him to year marking the milleni- wonder if he ought buy um of Christianity. Mass something for the little one religious observances, he to eat. "T h a t’s silly,” he said, had been "misunder 840 So. Jason St. mused to himself, "little stood by the authorities babies don’t have to eat; 733-3796 and judged by political that’s what mothers are standards.” for.” The Warnicsl Wishes to all Complete Seminar Course Catholic Chaplain (Capt.) Neil F. Daley. Ent the readers Air Foce Base, displays a certificate signifying completion of the "Seminar on Counselling in Human Factors,” of the Catholic University of I I n tlie S p irit of ^^ ristm as America in Washington, D.C. Father Daley was g thoughts of the many beautiful one of a group of Air Force chaplains chosen to attend the four-month course .designed to help 5 things connected with this season, we send wishes the chaplains better understand the problems of g to everyone fo r a peaceful, blessed Christmas, today’s society. The Air Defense Command chap lain is a native of Calumet, Mich., and first en I THE REGISTER tered the Air Force in 1962. Prior to being as signed to Ent AFB last March, he serv^ in I FEDERAL CREDIT UNION T urkey. fTjoa i5R( ras jasi JOS SOS wa 99ft >9* ^ 0 ttiish IjBitssinig 13 may the holiday season RING JOYOUSLY FOR YOU! i WALSH, GILL & SMITH tehrifitniJ Insurance S From the Babies and Volunteer Workers JOHN S. STEWART POST #1 INFANT OF PRAGUE NURSERY ^ 300 Guaranty Bank Bldg. 623-7245 ^ 'T v pr*4e»l«nal ln»uranca Sarvica SInca 1M4 J f a ^ 2790 West 33rd .\ve. 455-8573 S and HOME ASSOCIATION 8 THIS SPACE DONATED BY FRIENDS J I Thursday, December 15, 1966 Denver Catholic Register Littleton United Way Announces Funds for Distribution ^ ^ r»/\ ft a < a 1.1THF] t' f,. 11 following alloca mittec's is a demanding one LARASA (Latin American H u ll. $39,500: M ount St. A record total o f $4,- an u ll-t im e hijih (i^ure lar fund drives throughout in time and effort. It is Research and Service V in cen t’s Home, $37,7(M); tions were made to nation 480,160 ia available for raised in this year’s cam- the countrv’,” he said, "and second to none in impor Agency>, $21,080; Metropo St. Clara’s Orphanage, al agencies for kx.*al, state distribution to the 11*2 paitfn." we're proud of it." tance. The work of the litan Child Dental Cure $43,000; Salvation Army, and national purposes: An additional $235,870 aK^treies of Mile Hi^jh committee has been carried Association, $ 10,200; $154,300; V’olunleera of Arthritis Foundation, was authorized to be re> THE TOTAL allocations United Way this year, the on since Feb. 1, 1966, Metropolitan Council for America. $42,380. $56,370; United Cerebral served against deferred llgure was approved by the president. Edward Hirsch- through a total of 80 Community Service, National agencies: Air P alsy Associations. $151,- feld. announced recently. collections: $12,000 for United Way Executives miH'tings.” said Hirschfeld. $118,960; National .Jewish Force Aid Society, $12,170; 6:10; Colorado Dialwtes As- 'T he amount for u^ency fixed assets and miscel Committee foll Hirschfeld also expresst*d Hospital. $45,500; Social American Social Health, Kocation, $16,490; Colorado purposes is 4.2 per cent or laneous ex|X‘n.ses: $242,710,. owing recommendation appreciation for the work Service Department, Den-' $1,900; Council o f Social Hearing Society. $:J0.530; $181,612 more than the campuign expense, and by the Admissions and A l of Campaign Chairman J. ver Area Council of W ork Education. $1.4,50; Colorado Heart Association, total allocated lust year.” $157,220, central ofllce ad loc a tions Com m ittee. E. Montague and his corps Churches, $16,580; Urban Florence Crittenton Humes $161,080; Mental Health Hirschfeld said, "and is ministration. Hirschfeld paid tribute to of volunteers who were L eague o f Colorado, $35.- Association, $1,740; Inter- Association, $78,550; Mul made possible because of Hirschfeld said year- this group of 95 men and SrOIl.KTKIKS-PKIlFUMESj responsible for the highest 110; Visiting Nurse Asso nulionul Social Service, tiple Sclerosis Society, uround administrative and women '’who have served 2 GIFTS KOIt AI.I. of all totals. $5,127,960, in ciation, D enver, $75,000; $480; Nalit>nal Council on $29,130. S IR ChrialmoM Creetirtps campaign costs of United .so faithfully on these 'Re 2 TOBACCOS - HIXES the metropolitan area’s Visiting Nurse Association. Aging. $480; National Way amounted to just 7.8 view and Allocations! Com g LKfGORS 2 2 Our United Way history.- Tri-County, $25,000. Council on Alcoholism, }K.*r cent of total contribu mittees." "T h e cam paign clo.sed Youth and character $1,060; National Council, tions. "T h is coat ratio is "Service on the Review Englewood 2 SELL 4 LESS I I Selection this year with 97 {lercent building agencies: Big Crime and Delinquency, among the lowest in simi and Allocutions Com- of an ull-time high goal Brothers, $37,350; Boys’ $480: National Federutitm- { DRUG STORE I of FLOWERS collected.” Hirschfeld said, C lu bs of Denver, $55,000; of Settlements. $1,960; N a S Offers a Wide Variety "and many volunteers are Boy Scouts of America, tional Legal Aid, $820; a 1 Your Downtown w Bouquets, CorsaKOs still on the job.” $183,480; Camp Fire Girls, National League for N u rs Svasftn s « H Cut Flowers & Plants $49,340; turl Scouts, $94.- ing. $1,690; National Rec S 2 Rexall Store M Flordi Titegraph Serlice Grt’ftini^s RED CROSS allocations 560; Jewish Community reation Association, $730; I 794-1266 I Littleton flower Shop total $774,400 with $464,- Center. $94,630; U S O of National Social Welfare I APPAREL 2 S ANNA B. GERN Assembly, $1,940; Njjtlonal S Littleton, Colo. S7V4-34M 31M W. Main 640 or 60 per cent des Denver, $51,240; Y M C A, l^is^yef3ijBi9yBayeajsfXfss^^Kfi ignated for local jiurposes $ 1 3 2 ,5 7 0 ; Y W C A , Travelers Aid. $2,560; N a 1 CLEANERS | ssssiSi tional Urban League. $1,- in the five-county tirea and $106,710. 2 John Nilson g easasTi 450; United Seamen’s $309,860 for the National Community centers I 781-1744 g Merry ChrisUnas Service, $560; United Com Red Cross. In addition, the and S 2 Colorado and is a profes 3 CANOr SPECIALTIES And FINE BOXED CHOCOLATES lor » a I Debonaire Beauty Salon | sional model. She is now I j a Offers 40 Vietnam Calls living in Boulder, where her husband is a law stu I CALL UNITED DISTRIBUTING CO. « gi 4914 E. Colfox Phone DE 3-8611 g ^ More than 40 Denver- CALLS will be placed holiday season and com dent at the University. s 1635 L a w re n c e CH 4-7461 p i area families will tele free to servicemen in Viet pleted by Jan. 31. Each phone free Christmas nam and other points. three-minute call normally greetings to relatives in ’’Anyone with a son, would cost about $15. The Silver Auto extends sincere best wishes uniform overseas — thanks daughter, husband or Fam ilies living in to all their friends and wishes all health and . 2 I CITY SERVICE UPHOLSTERY I to the Comunications sweetheart overseas will be Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, happiness for the coniinq year. Workers of America (CWA) considered,” Walsh said. Denver and Jefferson coun SILVER AUTO i I "But Mom gets top priori and United Service Organ ties are eligible to enter. NEW LOCATION 18lh at I.nwrcncc Qiuililij Upliolslcnj g izations (U SO ). ty.” They should send their I2S-2393 P«.kii>g For the third year the SclcKition was made by a Joe Quarutino S name, address and the drawing today, at 11 a.m., name and location o f the 1402 W . 38th Ave. 455-6817 | Denver Area C W A Council, at the Denver USO head serviceman they want to Joyous Christmas Greetings to all! composed of five area quarters, 1545 Tremont call, on a postcard ad union locals, will finance place, a United Way agen dressed to (iWA-USO, Hi PEPPER’S BICYCLE SHOP "Operation Ifi Mom,” Rob cy. The public was invited. Mom, 1545 Tremont place, Merry Christmas ert D. Walsh, Council W alsh said the calls are Denver 80202. President, said. to be made during the A T L E A S T 40 winners May the blessed miracle of w ill be chosen, W alsh said, I Y u letide and will be notified of Christmas bring lasting glad Christmas Parties Set their selection by telephone I C h e e r | and letter. ness and peace to warm your * Extending to you a The CWA Council is May the Christmas can- s and yours g h e a rt. composed o f Locals 8050, dies light the way to |oy g At Orphanages, Home 8S our very best wishes. S a n d happiness for you « 8490, 8495, 8412 and Boulder Local 8417. The a DENVER a . your family. Our Members of the Knights Boys, 4159 Low ell bou le )^T thanks to all of you. g 7U win strett o f Colum bus will sponsor vard, D enver; St. C la ra ’s locals are among hundreds I TYPOGRAPHICAL | LINDQUIST 23rd FI. New western Fed. o f C W A units across the Savings Bldg. children’s Christmas par orphanage, 3800 West MARCOVE DRUG CO. S TRAVEL SERVICE I UNION NO. 49 I T e l. 825-7175 ties at three Denver 29th avenue, Denver; country, which combined, will sponsor more than 2,- 400 East Colfax S DAVE LINDQUIST. Owner orphanages and at the Colorado Christian OPPOSiTE Till-: CATHEDRAL R 000 free telephone calls. 19 Years on the Job Experience — 3 Continents Good Shepherd home on H om e fo r Children, 4325 Sunday, Dec. 18, beginning W. 29th avenue, Denver; at 7 p.m. Music for the a n d a t 2 p .m . a t th e A t that tim e the shepherds were parties will be provided Good Shepherd Home *1 through the generosity of for Girls, East Louisiana saying to one another, ''Let us go Local No. 20 of the Amer and South Colorado over to Bethlehem and see this ican Federation of Musici boulevard, Denver. thing that has come to pass, which ans through the trust In addition to the regu the Lord has made known to us.” funds of the recording in lar performance by the dustries. musicians, a group, profes So they went with haste, and they Christmas parties have sionally billed as "The found M ary and Joseph, and the been sc hcdulcd at St. Four Bears” will appear at babe lying in the manger. And Vincent’s Home for the various parties. when they had seen, they under a stood what had been told them con a cerning this child. And all who heard MACK TRUCKS, Colorado Solons marvelled at the things told them by the shepherds. But Mary kept in mind ‘ 1 INC. To Talk Traffic all these words, pondering them in her 4850 Vasqtiez Blvd. TA 5-1201 heart. And the shepherds returned, Discussion of traffic A m erican Legion Post 1, glorifying and praising God for all The Sinters o f Charity o f Saint Joseph sal'ety le g is la tio n to bo 1370 Broadway, Denver. Hospital wish to c.xprcss their deep grati co n sid ered by the 1967 The meeting, which is that they had heard and seen, even as tude to oil those in the Denver area and open to the general public, session of the Colorado Leg it was spoken to them. throughout the state for their many acts o f SEASON'S islature will be sponsored will begin with a luncheon in the auxiliary room. Dr. kindness durinp; the past year . . . and ex BES'r TO ALL by the Colorado Citizens LUKE 2: 15-20 tend their best wishes for u Blessed Traffic Safety committee Ron G. Fair, Brighton, Friday, Dec. 16, at the chairman of the Citizens C hristm as and a Keiv Year filled with GORDON committee, will preside. Happiness and Joy. NEON FOLLOWI aNG t h e luncheon. .Monroe M. M ayo, Arviidu, first vice- CO. chairman, will outline the im portant features of the 2930 W. 9th Avo. Federal Highway Safety S erving Denver Since J904 Act of 1966 and the chal lenges it presents to citi D A Y N IG H T zens and legislators. yenator Anthony F. Vol- I 222-1763 I lack (D), Arvada, will pre Wishing You a sent the legislative propos RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Merry Christmas, and a als developed by the Colo I Happy & Successful rado Legislative Council’s NEON & PLASTIC SIGNS New Year Committee on Highway Safety. Senator Vollack SAINT JOSCPH HOSPITAI ^ ^ $1- SPECTACULAR DISPUYS First National was chairman of this group » r OUTDOOR ADVERTISING which did extensive re Sf SALES-LEASE-MAINTENANCE Bank search on the slates Irafilc safety problems. if U7h'»i I'wh See of Westminster A reprcsentJitive of the if 7301 No. Fodorol Blvd. Colorado Municipal League if Gordon will present that groups H'm a (iood SiRii -•29-1551 recommendations on "Member of F.D.I.C.” problems affecting city and Denver, Colorado municipal governments. Page 32 DEN VER CATHOLIC REG ISTER Thursday, December 15. 1966 Associated Colleges' Mercy Hospital iPisplays Trustees Are Chosen Mrs. E. Ray Ciimpbell, Dr. Dawson slated that l<. Special Medical EquipmEquipment Mrs. David J. Stephenson, the Associated Colleges of A llan R. Phipps, and Dr, Colorado, in completing its first 10 years of growth, *'Kquip — O Rama,” equipment displays were in the demonstration of Alvin C. Eurich have ac or equipment fair, held re designed to show the 800 over one-hundred medical cepted appointments as recorded gifts from local cently by Denver's Mercy hospital employes and the and surgical items. trustees-at-Iurge of Associ and national corporations hospital, displayed and 500 staff doctors why the ated Colleges of Cdlorado, totaling $722,366 . . . last demonstrated the various 400 members of the nurs S O M E O F the features according to Dr. Eugene E. year being the most suc types of equipment used by ing service team must be of the three day demon Dawson, president of Colo cessful to date, with a rec the hospital’s Nursing specialists. Ten hospital strations included the lat rado Woman's college and ord of $109,567. Service department in the beds and a half dozen pa est equipment used in the of the association. 'The next decade will be ■ care of its patients. The tient manikins wera used Intensive Coronary Care Associated Colleges of the most stimulating and unit, with a demonstration Colorado acts in the ca challenging period in the ' of the heart monitor, which pacity of a joint fund ra history of independent lib- » shows the heart rhythm at iser on behalf of Colorado eral arts colleges,” he said. all times and is able to Woman's college, Loretto "Freedom of education and * distinguish all signiHcant Machebeuf Students at Mass Heights college and Regis freedom of enterprise are heart beat variations at college. The four are all inseparable and neither their onset. A Mass celebrated in Machebeuf high school gymnasium, Denver, by private schools. can survive without the' The air splint, a compact the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward Leyden, pastor, w'as attended on the Feast other.” inflatable plastic device of the Immaculate Conception by the entire student body. Officers of the XSMCCaStatlSfiXSMtfiflXISeXKacicMSft used to immobilize an ex four classes participated in the Offertory procession. tremity in emergency situ Greetings from ~T ations, such as for a skier The who breaks a leg is shown. Babe's Manger Village Drug Co. Internatiortal Brotherhood The emerson pump, a Holy Day Observed ■ of Electrical Workers w ater seal chest drainage Described VIRGINIA VILLAGE Ix)cal Union 1823 unit used to remove fluid from the chest cavity and In Special Manner By St. Jerome SHOPPING CENTER wishes all its members, aid re-expansion of the af Prescriptions Properly Filled its employers and its fected lung, following lung When the parochial Offertory procession with Most people imagine the many friends a very and Promptly Delivered or heart surgery, was also school aligned its calendar each group carr>'ing a spe m an ger where the Christ Merry Christmas and a demonstrated. year with the Denver cial banner proclaiming the Child lay as made of wood. Liquor - Wine - Cold Beer Happy and Successful School System, thj Rt. Mass theme. New Year. But it is much more 1425 S. Holly 756-8343 Public Library Rev. Monsignor Ed likely that it was made of ward Leyden, superin-. IN HIS sermon Monsi clay, as this was the com tendent of Machebeuf high A CROUP OF rc.uisUTcd nurses Mamincs a gnor Leyden gave a brief mon material used in Lists Programs school, Denver, expressed multiludc of Ihf lalesl traction t'qu'l^incrit used to history concerning the Palestine for making stable the hope that coming Holy A Very M erry Christmas to Everyone ireaitreat orinopeuic orthopedic patientspaiieiur* during «tit rt>t;<.nt ecjuipment ..v Virgin Mary being chosen feed troughs or "mangers.” D ays would be celebrated demonstration.. __ . t ___ at..s 1^..Denver's Mercy I, hospital. "It'ffsm From tKothe For Youngsters patron of America. He St. Jerome, who lived in in a special manner. The spoke on the privilege M a left are Miss Shar GLENELLEN APARTMENTS I 14 Beautiful Furnished Apts. » Quiet Atmosphere J 1432 Pennsylvania || May the good cheer of the season, be yours throughout the coming year. ^ BARNUM LIQUORS » FEDERAL BLVD. AT ELLSWORTH 5? AT DENVER’S .MERCY hospital "Equip-o- Rama,” Donald Miller. R.N., a surgical nurse at 1 SHERIDAN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. . 1 M R the hospital, explains the use of a medical device 2 200 SOUTH SHERIDAN 934-5496 g utilized in the removal of cataracts and in the treatment of retinal detachment and glaucoma. ■•sf WishBM lor flio Now Yoor NATIONAL CIGARETTE SERVICE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley N. Singer j: hi Season’s To All the Readers of I The glowing light 'I Greetings S The Denver Catholic j 8; of the wondrous star 8 Register, "A VERY 5 JL1 shone down upon a humble JEFFERSON I MERRY CHRISTMAS 1 stable at Bethlehem, revealing gand A BLESSED NEWg TRANSIT 8 Y E A R ." to the Wise Men, and to all, the MIX Hope and Promise of the world. 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"In 1962. . .nutritionists es leave of absence to accept a salaried pos la tio n s , fied, the effect on our hearts o f having the krfomtiN M i ■ S«Pd me infonrotion on your Life Iacobe Ifiston ContiKt A s M it ^ tim ated that Latin America needed 1.2 Scriptures explained to us is supposed to ition in the U.S. War on Poverty pro e s not million metric tons of animal protein gram. Archbishop James Peter Davis of A g e - d L o rd be FIRE. "Were not our hearts on FIRE, strict CHfiince. annually. That year’s Peruvian and Chi as He explained the Scriptures to us,” Santa Fe said that he granted the leave le c a s e A d d re ss ...... — lean fish catch totalled 7.5 million tons, they said. When has a homily set your "to demonstrate that the Church is in EIIT! e rm a n , volved w ith the world.” Projects being which contained about 1.3 million tons o f heart on FIRE? Is it possible that, while City- _ Sta te - -Zip Code- hang ed protein. That year Peru and Chile ex worked on now are plans to build a mu TODAY TO m e Si- "goin g through the motions” we have seum at the ancient luarai Ruins where ported 1 million metric tons of animal never received God’s Message? "A ll things S c rjp - protein, as fishmeal, for the feeding of Indians who pre-dated (Doronado lived. A • e t c r 's are yours . . . the world, life, death, the pigs and chickens.” Based on these fig four-town bus service which would enable REV. FATHER RALPH S.V.D. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES lis offi- present and the future, all are yours; and the poor to accept jobs in other commu ures and surveys of the fishing possibili you are Christ’s; and Christ is God’s.” (1 316 N. MICHIGAN / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 le head ties of the sea around South America, "it nities in job-poor Torrance County is also had a Cor. 21-23) proposed. r e r o r a t d a y so rs of d th e ir if you can ^ a c e lli Invest $100 h a p p y r P lu s CHRISTMAS? • J o h n you can own r P a u l B U I L D itie s to a Share in » r t h e american A C H U R C H } r s ca n Industry tst u n til THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH '■ K T r iix mliltO rT '^ ^ ^ FV lT lcIs ■ • • through Hamilton Funds, Funi 'ire c to r P 0. Boi S06I, O^nver. Colorado 80217 Inc., a com mon-stock mutual IN In Thekku Thode, south India. Midnight Mass a ith In Send Hamilton Funds prospectus booklet. CR fund. Hamilton ow ns the secu INDIA will be in the open air. Three months ago the rities of more than 90 corpora NEW tiny, thatched-roof parish church collapsed. . . . a tio n a i tions. selected for potential in CATHOLICS 'T his whole village will ring joyfully with carols of the come and growth possibilities. GATHER if t can announce at Christmas we’ll build our S o cie ty Mail the coupon for free pros STONES church," Father George Kuttiyil reports. "We is ig n o r pectus-booklet. are penniless, yes, but we still have our health. For the For weeks now my people, all of them new con verts, have been gathering stones evenings after w ill go work. The church will cost only $3,100 (the price o r . H e of the building materials) since we'll build it our )d, but selves, with our own hands, to save the post of e H o ly labor." . . . These new Catholics are Catholics to be proud of. They are our hope in India. . . . r ta k e Share something with them in time for Christ mas? We'll send Father George' immediately your gifts (tax-deductible in the U.S.A.) in any amount-$100, $75. $50. $25. $10. $5, $2. c c a u s c They’ll make the village ring . . . You may name C h r is t, the church for your favorite saint, put a plaque at the entrance in memory of your loved ones, w o rld : if you build it all by yourself ($3,100). Christ l e ; the m as is the time to share God's blessings. Share s m a t ic them and your heart will ringl iv e H is hom e- ■d hun- . I w a s OR HAVE YOU CLOSED CROSIERS To share this year in the M asses, hardships and w o rk ? rr ALREADY? ■•I ns MUFtWayi* IN 4SI81 WHY NOT good works of our Bishops, priests and Sisters •y non- overseas, enroll yourself now (as well as your Nam e & A g e ...... HAVE lo v e d . A children, nephews, nieces end friends) In this :e s . He F« ■UBt»w*jwioaj=a)oaw(*awj ■ • • 4 . I! 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