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<3> - 4 (Z> O Reds^ Only Aim: Power and Control M (Father O’Connor fimt came to Vietnam aH a corre- • The Communists have always found it advisable in iiti Hpond(*nl for the NC News Service in February, 19S2, ON THE OTHER HAND, repeated appeals to Hanoi' >lf: when ho arrived in Hanoi.) Vietnam, as elsewhere, to disguise their Communism and T>‘-cifist demonstrations also encourage the Commu­ m o while seeking to attain power. Hence, Hanoi’s Premier nist. in the belief that their ultimate victory over public M r o JO IS By. Patrick O’Connor. S.S.C. Pahm Van E)ong and sympathizers abroad present the opinion is certain and drawing ever nearer. Thus they war as "a sacred struggle for our independence and are encouraged to continue the war. Saiyon — (NCWO — The followinf? are some facts freedom” against America’s "war of aggression, a coloni­ Two conditions have been constantly a.sserted by m and conclusions clear to one who has known Vietnam al war.” (He used these words in the interview he gave Hanoi for negotiations. These are: A definitive halt to M for a jx?riod of 15 years. to New York Times correspondent Hprrison Salisbury). the U.S. air raids on the north and recognition of the This is sheer misrepresentation. National Liberation Front as the "sole authentic repre­ • The Communists have no interest in peace for the • The Communists cannot win a military victory. sentative of the people in the south.” sake of peace or to lessen human sufTerinK- They are But they hope to get South Vietnam by means of a Indians — completely cynical. They will make peace only when it victory over public opinion, as they got North Vietnam The Communists will strive desperately in Viet­ suits their ultimate purpose, either because they cun in 1954 by a victory over French public opinion. This nam and outside it to win this prior recognition of Baptisms Up, KBin their objectives more easily after making peace or victory they expect to win when people become so weary the National liberation Front as holding exclusive because they can no lunger afford the cost of war. of the war and so confused about its purposes that they rights, entitled, as they say, to a ''decisive voice," They have always shown themselves callous about will make peace at any price. over South Vietnam. If this were conceded, they Births Down? loss of life in South Vietnam, where they have mined The price in that case would be an agreement to would have won the war outright. country buses, murdered the wives and children of oHl- transfer, by a beguiling process of coalition and then When they deem the time ripe, however, they will Washington — The num­ ber of Catholic baptisms ciats, massacred civilian prisoners, thrown bombs in Communist-controlled elections, all of South Vietnam to probably scale down this extreme demand and claim busy streets and fired mortar shells into downtown Sai­ the Hanoi regime. that their reduced version represents a generou.s conces­ among American Indians increased during 1966, de­ gon. • Appeals to both sides to make peace without delay sion. This is a standard Communist bargaining^maneu- • The (Communist objective, evident for years and can do good by making public opinion aware of Commu­ ver, .somewhat like the "reductions” in a faked sale. spite a reported decrease in re|>eutedly stated by them, is to "safeguard the north, nist reluctance and thus putting .some pressure on Hanoi Their demand then will probably be for full equality the Indian birth rate, ac­ liberate the south and unify the fatherland.” Mort? sim­ to do what North Korea finally agreed to do in duly, for the Liberation Front with the South Vietnam gov­ cording to the director of ply. the Communist party and government in Hanoi 1953. (At the cease-fire the North Koreans agreed to ernment in negotiations. From that position they would the Bureau of Catholic started and gradually intensified this war in order to stay behind a line close to that which they had crossed probably hope to move into dominant posts in some .sort I Indian .Missions. get iK>ssession of the south. to invade the south in June, 1950.) of coalition government. | The Rev. -John B. Ten- — ...... J nelly, S.S., said his bur­ eau recorded 5,446 infant baptKsms in 1966, a fig­ 4 Priests Get ure he said was slightly higher than the 1965 to­ denvier. catholic tal. Assignments It was reported last weekend by a spokesman New clergy appointments Springs, will become chap­ for the Indian Health di­ were announced this week lain at the Federal Youth vision of the U.S. Public by Archbishop Urban J. Center. Health service that the Vehr of Denver. Indian birth rate declined The Rev. Gerald Stremel, by 6.9 per cent in fiscal assistant pastor at St. 1966. The Rev. Joseph James’ parish. Denver, is Father Tennelly pointed O’Malley, formerly chap­ appointed assistant at St. out the number of infant lain at the Federal Youth Paul’s, Colorado Springs. COLORADO’S LARGEST WEEKLY C enter, Englewood, has baptisms indicated a birth been named pastor of Div­ rate of about 40 per 1.000 The Rev. Hulderick for the 135,000 American Thursday, February V, 1967 ine Redeemer parish, Colo­ Scherer. S.M.B., will tem­ VOL, LXI No. 27 rado Springs. Indians listed as Catholics. porarily assist at St. He said the birth rate is James’ parish, Denver. about the same for all re.s- The Rev. Daniel Kelle- ervation Indians — more Boy Scouts Retreats her, assistant pastor, of St. The assignments become than double the rate for Paul’s church, Colorado efiective Thursday, Feb. 16. the birth rate of the U.S. To Receive For Men population as a whole. THE Public Health O f f i c i a l service report attributed Top Awards the over-all decline in Increase Archdiocese of Denver Indian birth rate to Eighty-four Boy Scouts There were 2,338 men CHANCERY OFFICE stepped up birth control from 27 parishes in the retreatants at the 58 re­ 1S36 Logan Strcel programs directed at 77,- Archdioce.se of Denver will treats held at Sacred Heart 401 Indian women in the receive Catholic scouting Retreat House, Sedalia, the Clergy Appointments 48 contiguous states. It awards on Scout Sunday, Rev. John Padberg, S.J., said 13 per cent of the Feb. 12, at 4 p.m. in Im­ announced. Rev. Joseph. O’Malley — Pastor, Divine Redeemer women are taking part in maculate Conception Ca­ Father Padberg. director Church, Colorado Springs. the program. thedral, Denver. o f the retreat house, said Rev, Daniel KelleJier — Chaplain, Federal Youth An especially active pro­ A rchbishop U rban J. that the total was an in­ Center, Englewood. gram was cited at Gallup, Vehr of Denver will pre­ crease of 260 over the Rev. Gerald Stremel — Assistant, St. Paul Church, N. Mex. sent the awards and con­ number of retreatants who Colorado Springs. Father Tennelly said his gratulate recipients. attended 54 retreats in Rev. Hulderick Scherer, S.M.B. — temporarily as­ agency had no quarrel The Catholic Com­ 1965. sisting at St. James Church, Denver. with the manner in which mittee on Scouting o f the O f the 58 retreats held The above appointments become effective, Thursday, birth control programs Denver area council of last year, 47 were for lay­ Feb. 16, 1967. were being administered, the Boy Scouts of Amer­ men, six for high school since it was ba.sed on pro­ ica said that 58 .scouts youths, three for collegians, Feb. 9, 1967 viding information for will receive the "Ad Al- and one each for priests Faithfully yours in Christ, those who were interested. tare Dei" award, three and for nuns. Explorer scouts will get Only at one govern­ the Pope Pius XII IN commenting on the ment health institution, aw’urd, and ’’Purvuli retreat attendance. Father he said, did his bureau Padberg said: "This has feel there had been a Dei" awards will be pre­ Archbishop of Denver sented to cub scouts. been our best year in our violation of the "volun­ Two scout leaders are to seven-year existence.” tary” nature of the fed­ i receive the St. George He also told of some of eral p ro g ra m . In that award, a national honor, the additions to the retreat case, a physician had house during 1966. These The Inside Story been over-zealous in «• given in recognition of • DOMINICAN Sisters • LISTING of all the outstanding contributions included a new entrance to selling birth control to of the Sick Poor begin DcPaul Stores’ pickup patients, he said. to the development of News-Points the retreat house, two pa­ stations is on Page 5. tios, 1,000 feet of side­ their annual appeal. Catholic scouting. They are Page 3. • GUS FAHN is back Adrian Ehrenberger, Ft. walk, painting of the ex­ The Public Health serv­ at his corner this week. ice reported the expendi­ Morgan, who has been ac­ terior of the house and the • FRANK Morriss’ See Sports Page 9. tive in the Catholic com­ Development Drive Meet inside of 39 rooms, new ture for birth control pro­ editorial, "Sorry About • PRISON chaplain’s grams among Indians this mittee on scouting in the draperies and bedspreads Those Answers.” appears story is in Section 2, Pastors from thniughout the Archdiocese of Denver met at (Turn to Page 2) Longs I*eak council of the • (Turn to Page 2) on Page 4. Page 1. Boy Scouts of America, and Notre Dume parish hull in Denver at I0;30 a.m. today for initial ’'planning of the third annual Archdiocewm Development Steve Stuca. acting scout­ Drive. They were .«ichedulfd to receive a report, the results of master of Troop 155, St. the 1966 campaign from Archbishop Urban .1. Vehr. and discuss Catherine’s parish, Denver. organization of the 1967 effort. Next step in the third annual Concern About Winds of Change The awards ceremony drive will he enlisting laymen for parish level organization. will begin with a proces­ sion in the Cathedral. Fol­ Catholic Colleges and Laymen lowing the blessing of flags Charges 'Murder' and recitation of the Scout Phoenix, Ariz. — Representing the Tucson diocese. By Rev. L. Marvin Read burgh, C.S.C., president of Notre Dame university, "for a oath, the awards will be Father Richard tl’Keete charged that the approval of a presented. greater collaboration of priests and laymen in that ixxly controversial bill to legalize therapeutic abortions in Ari­ "The concern by practically every college and univer­ Archdiocesan scout chap­ zona constituted "murder.” The state senate public health which is responsible for the over all governance and lain, the Rev. James Pur- and welfare committee approved by a vote of 5 to 3, the sity is manifest; the occasion for this concern is the policies of the university, the board of trustees.” At field, will announce the bill after an emotional debate. second Vatican Council.” Notre Dame and Porland universities, the Holy Cross awards. Archbishop Vehr Such is a capsule comment on the current furor congregation will make changes which will share with will address the scouts, within the hallowed walls of Catholic universities and laymen both the legal responsibility and authority for and the Rev. Barry Wogan Celibacy Survey 'Faulty' colleges. The Very Rev. Richard Ryan. S.J., president of operating the two universities. will deliver the address. Vatican City — (NC) — A Vatican publication has warned Denver’s Regis college, notes additionally that the spirit Regis college and Loretto HeighLs have not ignored against putting ton much faith in partial surveys such as one and content of the Vatican II documents "indicate an the possibility of change indicated by Father Hesburgh. recently conducted in the UniU?d Slates on the attitude ol' involvement of laymen.” Says Father Ryan: "We have given thought to this priests toward celibacy and other matters involved in the The winds of change blowing throughout the Church for three years. At present we have under study the priestly vocation. The Vatican City weekly. Osservatore della have spawned some minor hurricanes in the higher constitutions and by-laws to find out what would be Domenicn. issut'd the warning in relation to a survey conduct­ educational system; maybe the breeze was there all the reasonable in the way of change, and to discover that S e m i n a / u i ed by Father .Joseph Fichlor. S.J.. a .‘-JK’iologist at Harvard time, blowing softly and unnoticed, but when the one which would bring us into conformity with the conciliar university. It said that there are ”fundamental defect.s in the time Sister of Loretto, Sister Jacqueline, made her De­ spirit.” inquiry'.” Commenting on an accompanying article by its U.S. cember announcement that she was going secular ~ and ^ B u /126 correspondent on the Fichter report, the wt'okly noted: "SUitis- taking 52-year-old Missouri's Webster Groves College SISTER EILEEN MARIE says that officials at tics are generally a partial expression of a society or of a mode Loretto HeighLs are entertaining "no thoughts of ’secu­ The Denver ArchdioceHan of life or a form of culture and. us such, they change from with her ^ everything else started to happen. Chancery office reports a larization’," but admits that, as the college continues its region to region and from continent to continent. The Fiast will year-long self-study, the board of directors (now com­ total of $K9 donated toward give figures different from the West and the West itself, will SISTER JACQUELINE (Miss Jacqueline Grennan, posed of four nuns and two laymen) "might conceivably seminary burses during the give different figures from country to country and diocese to as she is now known) complained that "the nature of past week. diocese." higher education is opposed to juridical control by the be altered.” Donations for the St, Jude Church." Miss Grennan’s answer to the problem was The question of academic freedom docs not seem to Burse were received from secularization ~ alienation of the school f^rom Church enter fairly into the new administrative changes; the Denver. Mrs. K.F'.C., $5; Opposes Cardinal's Stand control and ownership — but not everyone would agree university, insists F'ather Hesburgh, "should be a place Denver, Mrs. L.K.M., $5; where all the great questions are asked, where an ex­ Denver, H.B., $5: Denver. Bombay. India (NO — The president of the All-India with her decision.” J.F.D., $10; Denver. Mrs. F'ederation of Catholic Teachers' (luilds has criticized Sister Eileen Marie, president of Loretto Heights citing conversation is continually in progress, and where L.S.M., $10; Denver, J.B., Cardinal Valerian (Iracias of Bombay for claiming that College, feels that she has never experienced "a stifling the mind grows in full freedom.” $10: Denver. U.R.. $5; Den­ priests and nuns are more suitable than laymen as heads or prohibitive control of the Church in an institution” in The Catholic institution, says Regis’ Father Ryan, ver. H.K., $1; Denver, P.O., of the Church's educational institutions In this country. which she has served. will continue to exist in the rarified air of freedom, $iH. Noel D'Silva said in a statement that the Cardinal’s obser­ Webster college stands unique in the severity with "independent of the political pressures of tax-supported All offerings toward the vations. featured in an article in his newspaper, "hardly which the transition to lay control was made, but it institutions and the vested interests therein.” various hurses are used to reflect the new spirit of confidence that Vatican II has does not stand alone. Within recent months, several U.S. educate young men for the instilled into the Church in mutters concerning to the Catholic universities have announced plans which indi­ THE CATHOLIC college, he said, must be interest­ priesthood. They may he laity." D’Silva said the maintenance of Catholic and moral atmosphere in schools, a reason cited by the (Cardinal for cate a growing tendency to lay governance. ed and dedicated to the "free inquiry of truth and must sent direct to the Archdio- "The time has come." said the Rev. Theodore Hes- present it in the best way it can.” cesan t'hancery Office. ].*W10 his preference, should he the responsiliility of the whole l.ogan street, Denver. people of (iod and not of priests and nuns alone. Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 9, 1967 Polled Clergy Bock U.S, Viet Policy

(RegiKter Special) headquarters in New York, the wake of a two-day vigil C IT IN G the proposed He listed some of these First indications of a na­ It is too early, accord- in Washington by clergy Soviet-U.S. Consular trea­ as ". . . the prevention of tional poll of Catholic cler­ in g to F a th e r D an iel and laity, including Catho- ty, now before the Senate, the spreading of nuclear gy are that as high as 80 Lyons, S.J., of the asso- lies, who want bombing continual attempts to lower weapons, the establishment per cent or more will sup­ ciation, to give exact fig- ceased and immediate trade barriers Ijetween of nuclear-free zones in port a firm stand by the ures on the number negotiations recognizing East and West, and pleas great regions of the world, in Vietnam. replying or the results, the Communist "National to Congress each year for the lessening of Cold War All of the some 68,000 But the trend of the poll Liberation Front” begun an adequate economic aid tension s in Europe, the priests in this country to date shows heavy en­ program for poverty-strick­ possibility of more friendly were queried in the poll, dorsement for a strong For a viewpoint on this en nations. Father Cronin relations between the U.S. sponsored by the Free Pa­ Vietnam policy. meeting, see "Layman’s said: and the several Communist cific Association, which has This was made known in Opinion" by Barbara "I believe that it is a governments in Europe, James which appears el- gross caricature to ig­ and similar opportunities sew’here in this edition. nore such efforts and la­ to bring about the begin­ bel our officials as war­ nings of trust and under­ Most Rev. Robert Dwyer toward a U.S. withdrawal mongers simply because standing in the world.” from Vietnam. they cannot produce an A statem ent by U.S. Enthroned at Portland In a major address to instant and honorable Catholic Bishops during many of the 2,600 mass peace in Vietnam.” their recent conference Portland, Ore. - Arch- great as anythinR the Pa- marchers. Father John F. Lovers of peace, he said, was repeated by Father bish op Egidio Vagnozzi, cific Northwest ofTers, but Cronin, S.S., assistant may become so preoccupied Cronin. They called Apostolic Delegate to the express a personal view- director of the Department with Vietnam "that we upon churchmen to United States, enthroned the point it is part of my own of Social Action of the U.S. lose sight of other issues make moral judgments Most Rev. Robert J. Dwyer America, my own Catholic Conference, sp>oke that make an enormous — "not political decis­ Blessing of Gymnasium as the sixth Archbishop of country ” in defense of government difference in terms of ions cloaked in the guise The new multi-purpose gymnasium at Christ the King parish, Denver, Portland at the Cathedral of The A rch bish op paid officials. world peace.” of morality,” he said. was dedicated in ceremonies conducted Feb. 6 by Archbishop Urban J. the Immaculate Conception tribute to his predecessor, Vehr. The stage and auditorium arrangement is designed to provide here Feb. 6. Archbishop D. Howard, 89, accommodations for 700 persons. The carpeted and tiled physical fitness Archbishop Dwyer was "one of the most gracious and L e i b a i a j c . T e B o c k i i o r s t c C o . appointed to the West Coast center will be used by adults as a recreational area. Shown at the blessing stalwart members of the see Dec. 14, and came here American hierarchy . . . who o f the new facilities are, left to right, the Rev. Martin McNulty, assistant after serving as Bishop of pastor of Christ the King; Archbishop Vehr, the Rt. Rev. Monsignor has resigned because of his Reno, Nev., for 14 years. advanced years. George Evans, Chancellor; and Mayor Tom Currigan, a member of the Noted as a historian, writer, parish. The Rev. Donald A. McMahon is pastor. editor, and educator, as well Archbishop Dwyer was as a leading clergyman, he is born at Salt Lake City, a regular Register colum­ Aug. I, 1908, and after Christ, King Gym Is Dedicated nist. graduation from Judge Archbishop Vagnozzi Memorial Catholic high A rchbishop Urban J. be a center for parish ac- who delivered a short talk; joined with Suffragan Bish- sch ool, attended Junior Q n M U ia n a L Vehr led dedication cere- t i v i t i e s in th e y e a rs and Martin Kelly, a vice- ops Francis P. Leipzig of se m in a ry at St. Mary monies for the new mul- ahead.” president of Western Fed­ Baker, Ore.; Sylvester W. M anor, So. Langhorne, JOHN E. ZOOK EARL G. COLGLAZIER GER A-R D R. ti-purpose gymnasium at Other dignitaries at the eral Savings, chairman. Treinen of Boise, Idaho; Pa., and St. Patrick ma- AU U JL 1S97 TeBOCKHORST. CPCU C hrist the King parish, dedication ceremonies were Architect was Victor William J. Condon of Great j o r s e m in a r y , M enlo Denver, Feb. 6. the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Langhart and Dow-Ammon Falls, Mont.; and Raymond Park, Calif., in 1932. 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. The new $269,000 struc- George Evans, chancellor; Builders was the contrac­ G. Hunthausen of Helena, ture is designed to unify Mayor Thomas Currigan, tor. Mont., and the five archdio­ the parish complex and cesan consultors in concele- )!■ connect with the school, brating the Mass of En­ according to the Rev. Don­ thronement. ald A. McMahon, pastor. Servile Renewal to Spell 4 A stage and auditorium ARCHBISHOP Dwyer arrangement will allow the heads a see dating back to I seating of 700 persons The End for Provinces 1846, five years older than when plays and other ac- The two existing prov- ters will be the Rev. Jo- the Archdiocese of San tivities demanding a stage inces of the Servite Order seph Loftus, prior general Francisco. are needed, said Father in this country will soon of the Order, from Chicago, “ It is not only a well- McMahon. be abolished and in their and the Rev. Neal Flana- tended portion of the When set up for basket- place two new provinces gan, assistant general and Lord’s vineyard,” Archbish­ ' 1 ball the portable bleachers will be established accord- r e p r e s e n ta tiv e o f the op Dwyer commented, i * w ill accom m odate 500 ing to a territorial division. American provinces in the "with its seminaries, col­ spectators. In addition to They will be known as the general government of the leges, high schools, gram­ the main basketball court, Eastern and Western prov- order, Rome. mar schools; its flourishing two smaller courts may be inces. The location of pro- NEW voting procedures parishes, vigorous chari set up for practice sessions, vincial headquarters will approved by the Sacred tableinstitutions; it is not be determined later. Congregation of Religious only a see with a future ; L O C A T E D on th e This basic step was con- were operative this time in southeast corner of 9th and ceived and undertaken as a the election of delegates for i Elm street, the structure is first and necessary move the chapter. Both priests Forty Hours' . I bu ilt of light brick and toward the complete reor- an j brothers were eligible will be landscaped to blend ganization and renewal of a^d the method was based Devotions : «• in with the rest of the the Servites in the United qjj an "at large** represen- buildings. Father McMahon States. The first chapter of tation. Local superiors who, Feb. 12, 1967 WE’RE k said adequate parking the future Eastern Prov- by the present constitu- 1 Sunday of Lent space was available around ince will be held at Stone- tions have the right to at- the building. bridge Priory, Lake Bluff, tend, were requested not to Mt. Carmel, Denver “ For a long time,” he Bl., on Feb. 6; that of the exercise this faculty unless said, "th e parishioners Western Province will be elected by the members of Penrose Hospital, Col­ have wanted this building at Riverside Priory, River- the province, orado Springs for their children and we side, Calif., on Feb. 13. Servite priests. Brothers hope the new building will Servites serve the and students in this coun- Our Lady of Peace, HERE! Archdiocese of Denver trv number about 500. Greeley in three parishes: Mount Carmel, Denver; St. Catherine’s, Commerce (Continued From Page 1) City; and Assumption, Assistance to Negroes, fiscal year totals $66,000 Welby. A total of eleven The move is over. — $30,000 from the Bur­ Servite Fathers are sta­ eau of Indian Affairs and tioned in Denver with Indians'Missions Asked $36,000 from the Public pastoral duties. Catholics in the Archdi- fore, depend on contribu- And we’re here on the eighth floor of 817 Health service. The total Presiding at both chap- ocese of Denver have been tions of the faithful, % compares to $28,746 in fis­ asked to aid the mission "The spiritual welfare of 17th Street (at Stout). cal 1966. cause of the Indians and the Indians and Negroes,” • There was no estimate Yearly Renewal Negroes in this country by he said, “ is particularly available on the total that contributing generously to our duty and privilege.” In a fine location in the heart of would be spent in fiscal Program Set a collection to be taken at The collection is distrib­ 1268, beginning July 1. A , • ..— II Masses on Sunday, Feb. uted by a central com­ downtown Denver. At Regis College 12. mittee to the hundreds of ; GOVERNMENT birth centers throughout the control programs came un- Denver-area Regis col an official letter of country. Ready to serve you even better in our der attack by U.S. Bishops alumni are reminded Archbishop Vehr published in November on grounds religious re- jast week’s Register it all-on-one-floor headquarters. that federal personnel wore newal program for alumni ^as jxiinted out that many GLASS gjying welfare clients the to be held on the Regis these missions are not campus Sunday, Feb. 12. self-supporting and, there- CO. Guaranty Insurers, Inc., is here with us too. impression their benefits The program will center would be jeopardized if on the theme “ Personal Guaranty's phone— same as always— they did not participate in Conscience vs. Church Au­ Monday Deadline FOR MIRRORS is 292-3500. family planning. thority” and will include The deadline for news .Si'r Our livaufiful three discussion sessions. stories and pictures to ap­ Mass and lunch. pear in the "Register” is Scic llouiv at Drop by and say hello. We think you’ll Retreats . . . Among the guest speak Monday at 9 a.m. B90 Lawrence H2.5-.'>2.‘S TContinuod From Page 1) ers will be the Very Rev be pleased. Patrick O’Brien, C.M., rec ie5 1 7th and Stout 60202 • Member F. D. I. C. Thursday, February 9, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 3 Dominican Sisters of Sick Poor New Clergy Assignments Announced Launch Annual Appeal For Funds Four new clergy ap­ Federal Youth Center, of St. Paul’s church, Colo­ following his ordinatioS, pointments were announc^ Englewood, the Rev. Jo­ rado Springs. Ordained in where he remained until By Mary Kranz th e m se lv e s w ant no within the circle of this week by Archbishop seph O’Malley has been Rome in December, 1955, the present time. attention and consider God’s love. Urban J. Vehr of Denver. named pastor of Divine Father K elleher served The Dominican Sisters their greatest fortune The nuns are all reg­ Formerly chaplain at the Redeemer parish, Colorado temporarily as assistant The Rev. Hulderich of the Sick Poor, Den­ the privilege to serve istered nurses, and they Springs. pastor at St. Louis parish, Scherer, S.M.B., has beeri ver. have issued their those who are in need. provide the most modern Englewood, and has been appointed as temporary annual appeal for funds, assigned to St. Paul’s assistant at St. Jame»’ Their concept and rea­ medical care in homes (See Story on Page 1 and Sister Marie Ther- son for doing their work unable to cope with the Applications church for the past 10 parish, Denver. Born and ese, superior of the precludes publicizing of compounded disasters of years. educated in Switzerland, Denver community, said the plight of any pa­ poverty and illness. Father O’Malley, who The Rev. Gerald Stremel, Father Scherer was or­ that known friends of tient. But necessary and Due for Camp resided at All Saints assistant pastor at St. dained in 1961. Following the order will receive a life-saving as are these church. Denver, had been James’ parish, Denver, has his ordination, he was as­ letter-brochure THE DIGNITY of Charles O’Fallon 1967 professional skills, assistant pastor at St. been named assistant at signed to a Bethlehem Fa; announcing the drive man has everything to it is an age-old thing Employment Philomena’s parish for se­ St. Paul’s church, Colorado thers’ mission in Formosa this week. do, with this concept Springs. A Denver native. where he had served un^ and with the practical they give day after day Plans Under ven years when appointed Throughout the area, which makes their min­ Father Stremel was as­ arriving in Denver recent­ carrying out of their to his post at the Engle­ however, families and istrations singularly Applications are being signed to St. James’ parish. ly- program. The impressive wood institution in 1957. individuals who are not successful — brotherly Way For received for summer em­ aware of the Domini­ amount of phys*ical, ployment at Camp Santa A native of Worcester, love — the awareness of Mass., he was ordained for cans’ energetic and con­ monetary and medical Maria near Cassels, Colo. the worth of the indi­ the Denver archdiocese by Associated Colleges Receive $10,000 Grant stant work among the aid provided by the Positions open are for a vidual, as well as each Irish Day Bishop John J. Wright in A grant of $10,000 was Colorado is comprised of sick and poor far out­ Denver Dominicans is nurse, cooks, pantry girls, other's understanding Worcester on May 18, given the Associated Col­ the four independent non­ number those who are only half of the story. boy counselors, girl coun­ and each other’s support The annual St. Patrick’s 1950. leges of Colorado by DO tax supported colleges in acquainted with their The other half is the and assistance in times Day Charity Ball and selors and maintainence work. potent factor of human men. International, it was the state of Colorado — of trouble. luncheon will be held Fri­ REPLACING Father announced by Dr. Eugene Colorado Woman’s college, This is owing to the friendship and under- • Any laywoman en­ day, March 17 at the Interested persons may fact that the Sisters do standing and, above all, apply by calling Mr. O’Malley as chaplain at E. Dawson, president of Loretto Heights college, gaged in the nursing Denver Hilton hotel. The the Federal Youth Center the association and of Col­ and Regis college, all of not seek to publicize of that security which profession will verify the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer James P. McNeive, their own good works. is the Rev. Daniel Kelle- orado Woman’s college. Denver, and Colorado col­ humans know when scientific fact that there J. Kolka, director of the director, at 623-1476. For one thing, they they are bound together her, former assistant pastor Associated Colleges of lege, Colorado Springs. is an extra dimension Archdiocesan Catholic Camp Santa Maria is. born of caring, which Charities, serves as chap­ located 60 miles west of can accomplish seeming lain for the luncheon and Denver on Highway 285. miracles in the treat­ ball committee. Proceeds The camp was established ment of the sick, even •will benefit Catholic Char­ in the 1930’s by Mr. and those with ample finan­ ities. Mrs. John L. Dower. cial security. The day will begin with Mass at 10 a.m. in Holy The camp provides more UNDOUBTEDLY, it G host church, 19th and than 400 Denver area is a spark of the divine California street, in down­ children with an opportu­ nity to enjoy two weeks of It ’s upon which such nurses town Denver. Auxiliary breathe, and often, that Bishop David M. Maloney summer camping and ac­ spark revived, spreads will be the celebrant. tivities. Applications for I hope and health not the camp are received from C u sto m er The noon luncheon only through the mind will feature special en­ schools, parishes, and so­ but actually through the tertainment by the cial agencies. physical system. well-known Irish tenor cy^ppreciatioh The camp program is I Once a year, during Bill Mclllree, pr.eceded Lent, the Denver Dom­ designed to develop each inican S isters of the by a social hour at 11:30 individual camper physi­ Sick Poor ask the help a.m. cally, spiritually, and so­ T im e The ball will begin at 9 of those who would join cially. Good citizenship, co­ (A FREE ROSE TO THE F/RST 100 LADIES TO COME in th eir work. In so p.m. in the Hilton Grand operation with a group, INTO THE BANK ON VALENTINE'S DAY) doing, they never speak ballroom. Music will be self-reliance, and sports­ of the needs of the order provided by Will manship are emphasized. itself, nor do they tell Back’s orchestra with about the countless dancing for the younger set IT IS HOPED that the AT Aurora National Bank 4 quiet miracles their in the Junior ballroom. camping experiences assist dedication brings about. Officers of the committee a child toward an ability THIS VALENTINE MONTH are Charles O’Fallon, to cope with the difficulties CERTAINLY, they chairman of the ball: Jim which the sub-standard en­ ■5- H, % .. never emphasize the fact Peri, vice chairman and vironment of their home Care That Counts that it’s their own vow technical adviser: Martha life imposes upon them. N- of poverty which has a Politzki, secretary: Cather­ # great deal to do with ine Maloney, treasurer; The care and help given to the sick and the 'New' Africa Topic K t poor in Denver by the Dominican Sisters of the the grace, charm and C harles J. O’Brieij, Jr., \ Sick Poor cannot be equated. Here a Sister gently serenity characteristic of luncheon chairman: Ger­ For Relations Club ■ ;i- assists an elderly woman. The annual appeal for their ministrations to trude Graef, flowers; and funds to aid the Sisters in their work is now un­ the community for the Bernieta Hauptman, mail­ ■’Prospects for Stability i-V der way. past 44 years. ing. in the New Africa” will be examined for the Loretto I The Irish associations of Loretto Heights college and Heights college Interna­ NSURANCe CORPORATION A Regis college. Denver, will tional Relations club by Dr. AH Catholic High Schools Accccredifect Arthur N. Gilbert, assist­ tA be in charge of decorations ant professor of interna­ ^ Valentine Month is an appropriate time for us to express apprecia­ St. Peter, associate super­ under the supervision of All Catholic high schools sch ool for girls. Owned Dan Morrissey and Kathy tional relation s at the intendent of archdiocesan University of Denver, on tion for the opportunity to serve our fine community. in the Denver archdioccsan and administered by the Lane. system are accredited by schools. Sisters o f St. Francis, the Members of the ball Feb. 9, 6:30 p.m. in lower We want to take this occasion to tell you, our banking friends, how either the Colorado State In his report the priest school was opened in committee will -meet Fri­ Machebeuf lounge at the much we appreciate your continued loyalty and confidence, and to said that the last high department or by the 1958 with a freshman day, Feb. 10, at the college. extend to everyone in our community a cordial and sincere Valentine school to be accredited by North Central association, class of 35 girls. The Catholic Charities the state was Machebeuf G re etin g . reported the Rev. Lawrence p re s e n t e n ro llm e n t is Annex, 1663 Grant street, high school, Denver. 221, w ith a 19-member FOR MUTUAL FUNDS This week the State De­ Denver, at 8 p.m. PHONE Please stop in soon, so that we may have the opportunity to say in faculty, thus giving the JO E A L B I Parents-Teens partment of Education is school 11.6 students per People read newspaper ads person . . . in the evaluative process Cascade Investment Co. ¥■ teacher. Sister Mary when they are ready to make 718 17th Street Communications at Marycrest high school, Sheila is principal. a decision and to act — when 825-3852 Thank for* hanking' >vith us! K Denver, with Robert Hall The State Accrediting they’re ready to buy. Mutual Fund Specialists « To Be Explored as chairman of the evalua­ committee, of which Fa­ tion committee of 23 edu­ ther St. Peter is a member, Two-way communi­ cators. began the three-day eval­ 'k cations between parents and Marycrest is a four uation session at Mary­ teen-agers, will be the sub­ year college preparatory crest on Feb. 5. ject of a city-wide conference at St. James’ parish hall at IT IS THE HOLY SEASON OF LENT E. 12th avenue and Newport street Sunday night. The conference begins at 7 p.m. Featured will be talks by Jesus said to his disciples, "IF ANYONE WISHES students of dialogue in its various aspects — a priest, parents, and teen-age boys and girls. TO COME AFTER ME, LET HIM DENY HIMSELF, Registration is limited to family units — parents with their child or children in the age group whose AND TAKE UP HIS CROSS AND FOLLOW M E" problems are the subject of the evening. A section of the conference is reserved for discussing questions from the floor. We wish to thank all those who requested our 1967 Holy Sunday night’s meeting Evaluation Meeting was described as a pilot Name Liturgical Calendar, however, several have been project for the well-known At a recent evaluation session held at Mary­ Cana Conference of Den­ crest high school, Denver, Sister Mary Sheila, loft, returned. If you do not receive your copy, please write us, ver, which is considering principal, is shown with Barbara Murphy, Mary­ adding a teen-parent crest English teacher, and James chairman at 1091 So. Colorado Blvd. 80222 meeting to its established of the accreditation commission and member of four-conference program the school’s evaluation committee. conducted regularly in the Archdiocese The Rev. Steve Handen, : assistant pastor of Blessed Sacrament parish, and oth­ CHURCH FURNISHINGS er speakers from the Cana Committee of Denver will I , . speak. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES

Knights to Sponsor Co«ttplcte Line of Rclifiewt Articict for CKurcfi ond Home ^Boulevard Ulortuarics Rummage Sale Feb. 18 The North Denver A. P. WAGNER & CO. Knights of Columbus Council 3319 will sponsor CHURCH GOODS FEDERAL BLVD. at SPEER 1091 SO. C O LO RAD O B LV D . at M ISSISSIPPI a rummage sale on Satur­ • GRAND 7 1625 • SKYLINE 7 1238 day, Feb. 18. The sale will include furniture, clothing, 1433 Tremont Place DENVER’S CATHOLIC MORTUARIES cots, glass ware and mis­ cella n e o u s items. Doors TA 5-8331 will open at 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Page 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 9, 1967

Viewpoint ‘As We Forgive Those, By Rev. L. Marvin Read One of man’s sincerest This vulnerability pre­ sometime, with someone, the process of becoming love-in-action; the gift of pieas is his cry to one that sents a risk-of-sorts. but man will offend his be­ "a t-o n e ” (atonement) is love ~ and more especially he has offended: "Forgive the defenselessness is loved: (lod or man. complete. The offender the gift of Christian love me; I’ m sorry!” One of worth the risk, for upon it It is then that love’s real has been truly forgiven, — is too precious (indeed, man’s most generous acts depend the very chances of nature is challenged: for, not by any right which is priceless) to be marred by is the sincere response: "1 love. when the lover fails by his his. but by a right which less that complete forgive­ do forgive you; moreover. When man offends, ther­ humanity, the beloved is sovereign love confers. ness. I’ll forget the act by which efore. he violates the vul­ dared to respond with a The process of loving A penitential season, you have offended me.” nerability of one who love that is akin to divini­ without fault is difiicult; fortunately unmarred by Liove — between humans trusted him. Intentionally ty. He is called upon to more dilTicult is the love- mandatory, do-it-or-else or between humans and or unintentionally, he has forgive and to forget the response which bids for- commands of self-denial, is their Creator — is a most badly used the openness offense. The offended one, gi veness-and-forgetting on upon us. Lent can be a demanding relationship. extended him by the object in his role of lover-with- the part of the offended. very long, but adequate, Like the relentless, ever- of his love. He has struck out-reservation must say: But it is in the realm of opportunity for the in­ surging rush of waves to a susceptible spot in the "You have proclaimed your the latter that love’s per­ crease and purification of the shore, love ceaselessly heart of the beloved and sorrow, and I accept it. By fection, love’s affinity to human love. It can be a pushes for a unity and has caused injury. That the very strength of my divinity, is shown: 'To err rare chance to do some­ harmony between two violation and consequent love — the strength in is human; to forgive div­ thing far more meaningful beings. But man is mortal; injury blocks and hinders which you failed — I will ine.” than going without snacks He is no god. Inevitably, the harmony and unity for do what only I ct of his existence wherein he mir­ row exhibited by the olTen- repentant bandit who hung love. That link, that bond­ rors the very I^ove which der. The offender has of­ at his side. Christ’s was a SUCH A manifestation of genuine, respon.sive love ing together of heart and created and redeemed the fered true apologies for a love without reserve, no wounding act that cannot is difficult because of the soul was made possible world. Because of its in­ 'T’ ll forgive you but i’ll only by an original openess trinsic power, love seems now be undone by him. but total generosity it de­ which is in fact undone by mark you as guilty for the mands; yet. isn’t that what l)etween lover and beloved. to be more than mere man rest of eternity.” His for­ That openness depended can h a n d le; lov in g is the beloved. There is no we mean, what we de­ longer anything that sepa­ giving was of such a na­ mand, what we "bargain” upon a trust — a complete God-like. ture that it could blot out lack of defense-and-barrier rates the two; the original for in asking God to for­ harmony and unity is re­ both the guilt and fact of give and forget our failings between the two persons — Although loving is god­ ofTense. and such an openness can like. man is not; he is stored, as is the original ". . . as we forgive those result only in an absolute helplessly human and sub­ trust. Love is restored to Christians are called to who trespass against vulnerability. ject to failure. Somewhere, its former integrity, and no less a generosity and H0M£\A/AQD b o u n d —

Strings to the Bow Listening In Sorry About Those Answer si Whereas Modern Newman? By Frank Morriss By Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer One of the most poignant vignettes of the young Catholic manhood of Eng­ answers was simply not to being asked — He evi­ may cherish liberty above Leave it to a woman supposes that theology is the life of John Henry Newman recap­ land to Influences unfriendly to the ask the questions. It starts life, and no man has the c;leanly to summarize an such stuff as our dreams dently didn’t think theolo­ tures that fleeting moment, when, from Church, if not downright hostile to are made on. Let man in childh(x>d, when we rea­ gy’s task was only to an­ right to decide for his error that learned menfolk the w'indow of his railway car, he caught her, would be to court indifferentism spend ages hemming and waken to a more exciting son, "Let’s not ask Dad, swer the questions man­ neighbor that this set of a glimpse of the domes and towjers of his and ultimate loss of faith. He was Kawing about, for women, reality or more diverting let’s ask Mom,” or when kind saw fit to ask. values is wrong; Christ es­ beloved O xford, the Oxford he had pessimistic in regard to the ability of whether they are dealing dream, and theology is both Mom and Dad were This isn’t the first age of tablished an order in the the average youth to withstand such vj'ith truth or error, have a nothing more than a mem­ suspected of having prefab Miss Henderson’s error, Church that man may not thought he would never see or visit kn-ack o f getting right to ory of childhood days, answers, "Let’s not ask, and it won’t be the last, be set aside: this order again. This was in the early ’70s, when it influences. Callow youth against the heart of the matter. pleasant or unpleasant let’s go ahead and do it.” for only a small minority concerns both Church seemed as though he was condemned to sophisticated scholarship, however • Theology must stop an- depending as the traumatic Ignorance of the law may is ever going to find teaching and Church gov­ end his days as a Catholic without being wrong-headed, of itself dictated the sjwering questions no one is experience of immaturity not excuse, but it is pleas­ Christianity’s teachings ernment, and is under the allowed the opportunity of serving the result. In the end, he succeeded in Asking. This bit of anti­ may have been. ant to think that ignorance very relevant to their lives supreme guardianship of Church in those ways for which his prevailing upon the English Hierarchy wisdom comes from Flor­ There is a good deal of of answers should. — poverty of spirit, obedi­ the Bishop* of Rome. genius, his magnificent scholarship, and (though several of the Bishops went ence Henderson, erstwhile this type of heresy in the ence to God’s will, love of The Church must go on his peculiarly winning personality so ad­ along with extreme reluctance) to for­ (Catholic and new mate of current disposition to say In the childhood of their enemies, rejection of the teaching things: her theol­ mirably equipped him. The train hurtled bid Catholic attendance at the univer­ Charles Davis, former that this generation "has emancipation, the Jew's wayward movements of the ogy must go on affirming on and he turned back to his breviary sities. It was a prohibition which' was Catholic editor and one­ come of age” theologically practiced a grand example appetites — in sum, the them. This is true whether with a sigh. by no means fully adhered to, but it time practicing Catholic speaking, to find all the of this type of self-decep­ needle’s eye into the City. a million men or only one The '50s had seen the dismal fiasco of was not rescinded until after his jrriest, now a non-denomi- beliefs and devotions of the tion. To avoid getting a But it doesn’t follow that man finds them relevant. the Catholic University of Ireland, with death, when, in 1893, Cardinal Vau­ national Christian. Both past mere child’s play. This ruling about the pleasan­ the Church and theology The ultimate happine.ss its threnody of misunderstanding and of ghan quietly let it be known that the Miss Henderson and Fa­ merely puts on a bit more tries of a bit of idol wor­ should no longer preach of mankind depends on promises unfulfilled, of Paul, Cardinal rule no longer held. ther Davi.s concluded the complicated level what ship, the Chosen People about them. fidelity to this teaching. Cullen, playing cat and mouse with the Church was wrong because Miss Henderson codefied waited until their master Here arc some of the We know this both from distinguished English convert he had Newman, with his equally strong they no longer felt it worth thus: The value of theolog­ theologian was taking a things modern man finds experience and the fact caught in his net. The ’60s had brought while to ask the Church sense of the vigor and self-reliance of ical teaching depends upon mountain climb. Thus, most "irrelevant:” Man is that God has told us so. the humiliation of Archbishop Manning’s Catholic truth, felt that under the circum­ about the morality and what we wish to make of having not asked, they did not an end in himself, nor Therefore, those who tell m erit of their acts. For refusal to sanction Newman’s return to stances, admittedly not ideal but bluntly it. not get an answer that is man’s society; the true us difTcrently should not be Oxford to inaugurate either a center for actual, the dangers of such attendance t'hem, therefore, the Bishop Pike is the lead­ would surely have created value of man’s action’s listened to. Church melted into thin Catholic students enrolled in the colleges could be largely ofiset by the establish­ ing prophet of this type of a "relevancy gap” between should not be measured by or a mission for the townsfolk. It was un­ ment of active Catholic centers at the air like the baseless fabric thought. He says the their desires and theology’s the temporal advantages of IT IS pleasant to day­ of a vision. derstandable that the decade of the '70s universities, the careful superintendence Church is confronted with teaching. them, therefore immoral dream about all govern­ should have opened for him in deep of the students, and the frank exhibition ment, all theology, all ord­ a "relevancy gap.” The big means to limit population depression, made even heavier by the of Catholic scholarship in fearless compe­ * MISS Henderson has er depending strictly on problem for him is what MOSES arrived on the is wrong; the nature of death of so many, like Ambrose St. John tition. He was not blind to the possibility Had feminine enough in- the questions we care to man can believe. "We don’t scene bearing a set of man is constant, since the and Edward Caswall, whom Newman of defections, but he was convinced that tjiition to boil the difiiculty accept prefab answers any­ "prefab answers” called the pose. It eventually boils image of God which that held dear, for friendship for him was an in a "pluralistic” society (though he likely cfcwn to just that, and ex- more.” Ten Commandments, an­ down to our asking only jyress it with admirable nature mirrors is constant: exceedingly tender thing. would have scorned the phrase) there was swers that refused to dis­ those questions that cannot clarity, while her intended man has inalienable rights No sir. and we never did solve into thin air from interfere with our own no alternative to Catholics mingling with Cook several hundred because o f that nature, Yet before the decade was out the accept them very well. And that day until this, regard­ plans. their non-Catholic fellows, no matter in it/inted words to merely rights that cannot be in­ clou d s were to lift, to usher in the long before Miss Hender­ less of whether anyone what schools they were enrolled, yet elpud the issue. The mod­ son, Charles Davis, and fringed by any institution; sunlight of his declining years. In 1878 thinks them relevant or life is precious, from con­ holding their own in matters of faith and ern heresy — and it is far Bishop Pike we found out There are some brays he was to be invited back to Oxford not. It is relevant, howev­ ception to grave, and God’s morals. If this be optimism. Newman more widespread than you the way to avoid the un­ being heard in our land, to acknowledge his election as the shared it. er. to consider that God design for that life tran­ simply because more and n&ight suppose — simply pleasantness of rejecting first Honorary Fellow of Trinity, to sit It is a hoary old controversy, enli­ did not give those Com­ scends man’s desires or more persons are unwilling once more at the high table with his vened then and now by the clash of mandments as the result of ability to control it; man to hear any nays. peers, and in 1879 there came from antagonists. Its noise fills the contempo­ THE DENVER CATHOLIC Comment for Today Rome the thrilling news that he was rary arena. In the century which has named a Cardinal of H^ly Church, elapsed since Newman and Manning y REGISTER titular of St. George in Velabro. fought their round the Catholic school Rtosident ...... Most Uev. Urban J. Vehr-, D.D. What Is Immoral? There is little doubt that the keenest system in the English-speaking world, Editor ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty of all the hurts Newman sustained during especially here in the United States, has Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter By Paul H. Hallett the unhappy years was the rejection of made enormous strides and still gains, Benver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha the plan to open a Catholic mission in especially on the secondary and higher Associate Editors ...... Rev. L, Marvin Head, The city council may less attire is allowed in victory over the disordered Oxford. Nothing was closer to his heart, educational levels. We are committed to .«?oon, it is reported, make «■ Frank Morriss, Linus Riordan, night clubs, it will next instincts of sex is also a nothing more congenial to his mind. Here Catholic education on all levels, and see Paul H. Hallett, Jack Bacon, Denver the first city in the appear on beaches, and fi­ social duty . . . Morality is he would have been at home, here he it as the pillar of our strength. Yet even Ernest E. Sanchez. Chris Hernon, U.S. where topless perform­ nally on the street. If ob­ indivisible. If we cannot could have given direction to a veritable at the most generous estimate, our Cath­ overcome the egoism of the and James R. Walsh. ances in entertainment scene speech is j>ermitted Catholic revival. As he saw the situation, olic universities are too few and too scat­ in college newspapers, it instincts, how arc we to be spots are prohibited. They there was no reasonable possibility that tered to compete on even terms with the /Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy will be read and heard ev­ capable of superiority in t^rculation Director ...... Julia M. Boggs are not now prohibited. the handful of English Catholics, pKx>r for more numerous and wealthier secular in­ They are not now prohib­ erywhere. The already the other sectors of the stitutions. The question of Catholic at­ moral life?” the most part, could ever found and ited because the Denver attenuated right of privacy maintain a university of their own which tendance at non-Catholic or secular uni­ will have almost vanished. There is not a weakness • ■ Published Weekly bv County Court has ruled could stand comparison with Oxford or versities is a major problem of our day. that the city ordinace This is putting the matter in our society today, not for it is common knowledge that these *. THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY. (INC.) on its most utilitarian ba­ an injustice, that is not Cambridge or even London. Actually, 938 Bannock Street, Denver. Colo. 80204 against "lewd" acts does Manning’s disastrous experiment at Ken­ enroll two Catholic students for every one not define lewdness. In sis, without saying any­ connected in some way, in a Catholic college or university. We Xolephone. 82,5-1115 P.O. Box 1620 thing about moral decay, more or less directly, with sington. a few years later, was to vindicate other words, the moral Newman’s view to the hilt. still mull over the computations of the sensibilities of the commu­ which cannot fail to kill if sexual abuse and license. losses possibly or probably sustained, the ^•Subscription: $4.00 a year. carried far enough. It was not that Newman did not rec­ YCannda. $,5..50 a year per subscription. nity are not firm enough ognize. none more clearly, the dangers spiritual leakage, the intellectual and to condemn acts whose im­ I M B /\ T 1 E N T L Y • “Foreign countries, including Philippines. $7.00 a An editorial in Osserva- confronting the Catholic undergraduate moral damage done. We are alternatively morality was once taken brushing a.sidc the surveys depressed by grim stories of wholesale ^ a r . tore Romano of Dec. 15, and questionnaires, which in a non-Catholic university. Until the for granted. apostasy and buoyed up by cheering .'Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. which has not been publi­ in Italy as elsewhere are early ’60s. indeed, no Catholic could in anecdotes of victories won and the faith cized. goes to the heart of produced by the dozen to conscience attend Oxford or Cambridge or I do not believe this is the evil in the increasing show that the young no Trinity. (Dublin), because their degrees vindicated. The picture is far from clear so in Denver or in any sexual permissiveness in longer have the sexual were conditioned by the oath subscribing and it is further muddied by the fact that other typical American Itiily and most of the rest standards of former years. to the Anglican Establishment. But when we are dealing here with youth and iu : OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER city. The heartening news of the Western world. this oath was abolished, largely through perennial tendency to kick up its heels ;■ The Denver Catholic Register merits our Osservatore notes the that Cleveland high school Answering the familiar constant incitements of Non-Conformist pressure, the question of and to shock our sUid suflceptibilities. • cordial approval. We confirm it as the official students have adopted a dust-throwing technique of sexual passion, in enter­ whether Catholic students should be per­ ’ p u blication o f the archdiocese. Whatever ap- And there is still the problem of code banning mini-skirls, saying that in the past we tainment and commerce, in mitted to stand for degrees became the ' pears in it.s columns over the signature of the tight clothing, and shaggy have been too solicitous supplying the balance, the antidote, art and fa.«»hion and even subject of sharp debate. On the one side, through those organizations which have . Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia hair dress indicates that about sexual morality and in politics, which lead to a insisting on absolute prohibition, and .is hereby declared official. even in lesser violations of not concerned enough borrowed Newman’s name and which .seek decline in sexual morality. ready appeal to Rome for sanction, were to fulfill his more optimistic view We hope* The Register will be read in every modesty decency is still the about charity. |>eace, ju.s- And it concludes that "it is Archbishop Manning and those who saw home of the archdiocese. norm in American society. tice. and liberty, the Os- time for a total reform of eye to eye with him; on the other, in fa­ We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to servatore editor replies society. . . . The bond of vor of attendance with proper preparation cultivate a taste in the children o f the arch­ Would Newman have bc*en vindicated THESE libera) court de­ that Christian morality is conscience remains un­ and safeguard**, were Newman and hia diocese for the reading of The Register. had he l>een (lermitted to return to Ox­ cisions. which seem to pro­ social bv essebre. being changed because it de­ friends. ford? Would he have bc*en received bv the URBAN J. VEIIR tect individual rights, ac­ founded on the love of scends from God and His 6: Archbishop of Denver university community and would he have tually take rights away neighbor and on the unity law. and is the condition of Manning, with his overpowering exercized a pre ponderating influence of from the minjority. If top- of the Mystical Body. "But 4 true social welfare.” sense of authority, felt that to expose over the Catholic scholars there? Thursday, February 9, 1947 DENVER CATHOLIC REGIbTER Page 5 Layman's Opinion About the Washington Clergy-Laity Meeting

By Barbara James against the administra­ hand was justified and en­ righteous superiority. The obligations of involvement constructive thought There are two issues un­ tion’s policy in Vietnam in tirely necessary. Their con­ recognition of evil must in the common good of coupled w’ilh an ethical der criticism at the present an impetuous manner were cern was not alleviated, function even when the fin­ man. Many non-Calholics opinion in the form of time which I’d like to vouch qu ick ly subdued by the but many who went with ger uf responsibility is dir­ know it point by point. an essay. Letters to the for and clarify, as I was protests uf eager men and quiet reservation returned ected at ourselves. editor are featured el­ the only C atholic from women wanting to be fair, home encouraged by the THF3RF' ARE many ad­ sewhere. Thoughts by Denver to attend the "Con­ ra ional, and open-minded. constructive dedication of Is it the desire to remain vocates of the opinion that laym en on various and ference of Clergy and Lay- They knew emotionally the conference. in the seclusion and secu­ the Vietnam conflict is sundry topics are wel­ men Concerned About that their souls were filled These people were well rity of a "Catholic ghetto”; most noble and in the come and must be Vietnam” in Washington. with anguish, but in order aware of the stigma at­ this term is a dichotomy. highest American tradition. signed. Address: ’’Lay­ D C. this past week. When to act with reasonable tached with involving Catholic is defined as that Others argue that there men's Opinion.” we returned, and my new clarity they came well in­ themselves in political which is universal, all in­ may be necessary wars, found friends departed in formed and strived to be issues. This was well stat­ clusive. having broad sym­ but are there any "noble" their different directions, receptive to those in ed by the Rev. William pathies or understanding, wars? There were no ex­ I You've Never Heard the awesome respon.sibility Washington, their Sena­ Sloan Coffin, a chaplain at liberal. The word ghetto ceptions made for noble of representing those who tors, Congressmen, and Yale university, when he refers to an area of re­ wars when Poi>e Paul said: L . u K f State Department ofllcials. said: "If you come out striction. They should be "No more war. Never 1 attended the conference hit me. At that moment I The conference was cor­ moral today you are a incompatible . . . unfortu­ again war." Was this a wished that there had been rectly described as "the naive, nice, but not very nately, too often the oppo­ naive, "wooly minded" MAKE US PROVE more clergy and laity from clergymen’s dilemma." Men bright, wooly minded cler­ site is the case, which is clergyman who travelled Denver in attendance to and women came from 48 gyman.” They knew also not the Church’s intention. 3.8(K) miles to remind us: YOU CAN LEARN dispute or support my wit­ states in hopes that the that they could not wait Perhaps it is because of "If you wish to be brothers, ness. nation’s representatives for history to decide for the traditional stigma of let the arms fall from your TO PLAY THE NEW Got Any Discards? could alleviate their "crisis them what their proper separation of Church and hands?" OF I^KIME importance, of conscience concerning role should have been. State, which is very real, Contributions from TORY & CLARK One of the nearly 50 St. Vincent de Paul drop and something that was an what they do know, and a Again the Reverend CofTin but grossly misundersiotKl. laymen to this column boxes scattered throughout Denver, Kvergreen. eye-opener to the many crisis of confusion concern­ said: "What we may deny Our founding fathers never ore welcome. 'I'he struc­ Piano and Boulder receives a donation front u busy who participated, was the ing what we do not know.” at the moment eternity intended for us not to be­ ture of the comment housewife. Big paper sucks ~ 150,000 of>whi<‘h responsibleness of the con­ Some even hoped that will never give back.” This come active in government should not he in the recently were donated to the Salvage Bureau by ference. and of the majori­ these talks would send statement set the urgency affairs. form of critical letter- WITH ONE IJoyd King, of King Super Markets are avail­ ty of those in attendance. them home with assured of the purpose — a crucial to-editor, but emphasis FREt LESSON! able to the housewife for the old clothing, worn- Those who spoke out conviction that the war at period of either escalation IT MK;HT be well to should he placed on out toys, and other usable discards which are so or negotiation. recall that Pope John vital to the operation. The drop boxes are located XXIII, in Facem in Ter­ in church yards and on parochial school grounds Regis Lenten Institute MORE THAN 130 ris, points to our duty "to throughout the Denver archdiocese. — (Photo by Catholic members at­ take an active part in JSA a s M, fl Ken Clark) tending a caucus at the public life and to contri­ Will Start on Feb. 11 end of the conference were bute toward the attainment hy no means in agreement of the common good of the De Paul Stores Seeking The annual Regis Col­ Rev. Eugene C. Renard. on every issue, but they entire human family as lege Lenten Institute for S.J.; did agree that war was not well as to that of their Religious, Sisters of the F'eb. 25; ‘'Personal In­ the answer, and that the own poJitical community." Useable Clothing, Discards IXmver archdiocese will be volvement and the Spirit of wor in Vietnam was and is The concept of "my held on the first four Sat­ Faith,” the Rev. Bernard J. a moral as well as a po­ country — right or wrong” Old clothing and useable Annunciation. 36th and urdays of l>ent. McMahon. S.J.; "Why be a litical question. shouldn’t 'raise such emo­ Fountain Music Co. discards are needed by the Humboldt: ileligious?” the Rev. Robert The absence of leaders of tional outbursts when Our Lady of (trace. 2645 The Rev. Thomas J. Ca­ S ta r V « ll« v Stioppiog C «n l«r St. Vincent de Paul Stores, sey. S.J., is institute direc­ L. Murphy, S.J.: the Catholic Church was people criticize or dissent. 3IM S. Shtri04a Blvd. ■ fl4-SM3 ir E. 4gth avenue (east side of Denver. Celoredo MU7 Inc., in Denver. Evergreen, church); tor March 4; “Liturgical Re­ felt very deeply. Their lack Why should we be so he­ wyer and Boulder. Persons wish­ Cure d’Ars, .3200 Dahlia, The sessions are open to newal Through Prayer.” of personal involvement sitant to be critical of our ing to donate such items (east side of church); all Sisters of the archdio­ the Rev. Robert J. raises some questions re­ government, that is, if it is ^ Eng. can obtain a pickup service Blessc'd Sacrament, Elm cese and will include 'tw'o O’Sullivan. S.J.; "Indul­ gardless of whether they well-informed criticism? to the by calling 244-5503. Den­ and Montview (hack of conferences on each of the gences and Venial Sin,” were for or against in­ Are we not a government tile to ver. and a truck will call church south side); four Saturdays. the Rev. Joseph V. Dow­ volvement in Vietnam. Is of the people, by the at homes within five days Ixiyola. 23rd and York; it because of the "phobia people, and for the people? mtism Cathedral, Colfax and ney, S.J. _____ Q T i i E R S fy e was of any call. The phone THE .schedule: The first conference each against Communism" as Then it is our obligation [.ogan: and not just our privilege lity of service operates 24 hours a Mother

id Will Mark Anniversary You Will 75*" ('hildreii Jp® Adult.- ly Boulder Council 1183 of ter. EnterUiinment will he le the Knights of Columbus provided. Enjoy Yourself Family Treat S5,oo tor Mom & Dad g will celebrate the 60th an­ Visiting women are & All Children Under i) h niversary of the council’s asked to meet at the organization on Sunday. Council home by 1:30 p.m. SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION F'eb. 19 Tickets for the banquet Plans have been com­ are $3.50 per person and pleted for the exemplifica­ are available from council tion of the major degrees officers or by writing to « CANDY BOOTH « of the order on Sunday af­ the Anniversary Com­ ternoon at 1 p.m., in the m ittee, P.O. Box 1114. Business and Professional Boulder. Deadline on res­ THIS AD COURTESY OF Building hall. A reception ervations is Fob. 11. for old and new members will follow at the council ARVADA STATE BANK home at 5 p.m Long Life MK.VIHSH KEUKKAl. UKPOSIT INSUHANCK ('OHi’OhATION >oon after they stop The celebration will be- Hmoking, ex-smoker* can 9505 Ralston Rd. 421-3733 concluded at a banquet at expert to live as long or al- HOURS: 6:30 p.m. in the University moat a* long a* pernons Mon. Thru FYi. 9:00 A-M. lu 5:30 P.M OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 8:00 P.M. of (Colorado Memorial cen­ who have never smoked. Sat 9:00 A.M. to 4 P.M. Page 6 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday. February 9, 1967 Loretto Heights Announces

Lenten Renewal Day Theme of Loretto Heights college the Crossroads,” and Mr, group’s general chair­ campus will be the site of and Mrs. James Reed, Au­ man Mrs. Frank Ciuenik Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Ittxnen rora. will give the lay­ — 421-0467, or her com ­ DE a l.kesman. The 40 years growth of munication is: "A giving, aspects of renewal in a or giving and receiving, of changing world: The Rev. person will be charged by the council merited this Francis Syrianey, pastor of the food service manage­ action. There are 155 information, etc., by talk, NORTH DENVER gestures, writing, etc.” St. Pius X parish, Denver, ment. organizations affiliated will discuss Vatican II’s The fee for the day of with ACCW — and it is effect on the parish priest; renewal program is $1. OPTICAL not a small task to coordi­ THEREFORE, through the Register, we are going Sister Elaine Marie, chair­ Reservations may be Servinc North Denver 22 Years nate and to correlate the man of Loretto college’s made by culling the Catholic action programs to try to give information Com pitt* through this column from theology department, will Optical Servlet directed by the Archbishop describe "The Sister — at OPTICIAN in the archdiocese. time to time. The effec­ tiveness of this communi­ EVELYN S DRAPERIES cation will greatly depend DE W A YN E WE constantly stop and Nuns' Group Hichcsl Quality Wotk tN GR AM upon how you, the Catholic and .Matciials re-evaluate our program 477-S7S9 and consider methods to women, receive it. 1501 .South IVarl St. We win be happy to Elects Officers 4022 S t increase our effectiveness. Nuns at United Way Dinner ‘ TpI 714 CI39 TENNYSON ST S t receive any suggestions, Washington — New Of­ S t The reason, we feel, we comments, or criticisms Mount St. Vincent’s Home, Denver, known in 1887 as Mount St. Vin­ ficers have been elected for St. are not meeting our poten­ from you. Write to: cent’s orphanage, was saluted at the United Way annual meeting as one of the Eastern region of the S t DACCW O ffice, 230 E. the five original agencies still affiliated with United Way. Two Sisters w'ho S t tial productivity, is the Sister Formation committee S t 17th Ave., Denver, 80203, attended the annual luncheon meeting and obser\'ance of United Way’s of the U.S. Conference of CONFIRMATION S t I E n g a g e d or call 244-7112, Denver. 80th anniversary wore the headgear o f the 1887 uniforms for the order. Major Superiors of Women. They are: Mrs. Michael Massaro of Attends Meet Mother Cornelia Boyle, Denver has announced the Mrs. Gloria F. Green, prioress of the Benedictine GIFTS St(i engagement of her daugh- Archbishop^s Guild Sisters at St. Walburga’s S t director of the St. Anthony St. iter, Patricia, hospital gchool of practical convent, Elizabeth, N.J., (A Some 325 women at­ Ito Joh n E. nursing, Denver, recently fashion coordinator for o f Honor, Feb, 14. Helen chairman; Sister Mary S t tended the annual spring May-D and F; and Dick S t jMcEahern, attended a mid-winter Wilkinson; Mother of God, Jean McGivern, vocation -- • - son of Mr. breakfast of the Archbish­ Robinson, advertising man­ Feb. 13. Florence Lee; St. director for the Dominican S t meeting of the National op’s guild, held recently in ager of May-D and F, PARI i^and Mrs. Ed- Association for Practical Bridget. Feb. 15, Virginia Sisters, Newburgh, N. Y., Aki the Red Slipper room of The guild’s annual fash­ w a r d V . Nurses Education and Seymour; St. Catherine vice chairman; and Sister CONFIRMATION Ah| the Cherry Creek inn. ion show, sponsored by Patricia Claire Brennan, B hs McEahem of Service. Laboure, Feb. 14, Alice Dorothy Floy and Ginny May-D and F, will be held directress of novices of the Bm Denver. A resident of Arvada, Brachle; Bm Bride-elect is Gleason, entertainment March 7 in the grand St. Christopher, Feb. 21, Sisters of Charity of St. H( Mrs. Green is a member of chairmen, announced the ballroom of the Denver a graduate of the NAPNES board of annual dinner at Albany Elizabeth, Convent Station, CARDS B oi Holy Family number was the largest Hilton hotel. Guild' mem­ Aq directors and serves as hotel; and St, Luke, Feb. N.J., secretary. ever to attend a spring bers who will model for 14, Toni Gushurst. Brit Ml-M..-™ high school chairman of the associa­ Bri| and attends breakfast. the show will be chosen tion a ccredi ting-curri­ B ro Creighton university. Her Special guests of honor this week. of culum committee. included the Rt. Rev. Mon- MILE.HI Bru fiance is a graduate of Fashion Show committee ALL NEW MISSALS - NOW IN STOCK Holy Family high school signor Gregory Smith, chairmen are Donna Loper, CLEANING SERVICE WFI B u f WEDDINGS Bru and attended the Univer­ The deadline for news V.L., P.A., vicar general of tickets; Marge Acierno, Rugs and Upholstery Call sity of Colorado. The stories and pictures to ap­ the Archdiocese and the program; Eleanor Hoppe, Expertly Cleaned CANDIDS Casi either Color or Black couple plan an Aug. 26 pear in the "Register” is guild’s spiritual adviser; awards; Cherri Libonati, In Your Home or in Our Plant JOHN ERGER Sac Id White become trea­ Spi wedding. Monday at 9 a.m. sured heirlooms when lek- Mrs, Evelyn Peterson, publicity; Pat De Carlo and • Oujlity Work at , L Carole Acierno, telephone. mederate •rices. I bv Circle meetings sched­ » Insered Preticliiii CHURCH GOODS Kith Bitelee's RORK El uled are: Fameis Kjrpet-Kare PHOTOGRAPHERS 4436 W. 29th Ave. 477-79< Calendar of Events Angel Gabriel, Feb. 8, 1 Method. , Dick Boltinger , DENVER,COLORADO Helen Greisilhardt; Hand­ 1053 So Cerlord Ph 133 6076 Call - 744-3139 "Never a Parking Problem" Sla maids o f Mary. Feb. 9, Regis Women 310 W. Iowa Ave. i Mrs. Albert Rotola, vice another m em ber o f the Dolly Kaisick; Mother Be­ tOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOeOOOOQi Yoi The Regis women’s club. president; Mrs. Timothy board of managers will be loved, Feb. 13, Gayle Can- invit Friends of the Library, will Cronin, recording secretary; decided. ino; retrez meet Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Mrs. Francis G. Holland, Mrs, Rose Lang will be Mother Seton, Feb. 9, 1:30 p.m. in room five in financial secretary; John A. in charge of the social annual dinner meeting at the ficldhouse. The Rev. Reid, treasurer. The Rev. hour. On Saturday, Feb. Neusteters; Mother of PENGUIN PHARMACY Robert R. Boyle, S.J., will H. L. Stansell, S.J., is 11, at 10 a.m. in the club­ A ngels, Feb. 13, Norma discuss music appreciation. moderator of the club. house, members of the Theisen; Our Lady of the 9 3 5 -4 6 6 1 board of managers will Following the meeting, Court St. Rita Snows, Feb. 14, Lillian 2345 SO. FED. • LINCOLN CENTER • DENVER coffee will be served in the Mrs. Rowena Smith, meet with Mrs. Louise Pesciotta; Stella Maris, private lounge of the stu­ member of St. Rita’s court Brown, chairman. Feb. 13, Peg Crowe; Vessel dent center. 625, Catholic Daughters of Jr. C.D. of A. America, will give an illustrated lecture on a re­ The annual court meet­ cent tour of Lourdes, 0uO qtt^ f(U uf ing for Junior Catholic France, 7:45 p.m. in the D O D Daughters will be held clubhouse, Denver, Thurs­ COIN-OP CLEANERS Saturday, Feb. 18 at 2 day, Feb. 9. The election of p.m. in the clubhouse. Denver, New members will DR. DENNIS S. McGUIRE B-W IA m &. viboeikSS be initiated and received OPTOMETRIST into the court. The leader­ DRY CLEANERS Evanlngt Just Drop Them Off ■ We Do The Rest ship group will be hostess­ by es. Parents are invited to Appointmtnt Approximately $8.00 Worth 8 I.b». attend. Of Dry Cleaning 1 For Only A IMtIi i Villey Hlw»y 4370 Wadsworth Blvd. Regis Guild ______424-9722 Past presidents will be honored at a meeting of the Regis guild to be held Sunday, Feb. 12. The meeting will be preceded by Mass in the Regis Orange Juice;r.=,7t;«^1 chapel at 8:30 a.m. and by "Real Fresh Frozen Orange Juice from Florida" breakfast in the main din­ ing hall of the center. Reservations can be made Whale. Bel-eir, by calling the college, Baby Okra rIrizie.... 10-oz. ' MATCH 'EM 433-6565. Officers include Mrs. Fred Baca, president; Bel-air, Leaf Spinach trezee. 12-ez.

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Feb II. 1967 ] Thursday, heorjary v, ive/ DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 7 charities Collection Results Following are the results C astle R oek — SL LEADVILLE - of the Catholic Charities F ran cis 41.46 A n n u n cia tion 111.75 Peace Demonstration collection taken Jan. 15 in Central City — Assumption S l Joseph 66.00 (Idaho Springs) « By Barbara James il chair* all pari.shes of the Archdi­ Limon — (Mission nities, and implementing war and maintaining the Cheyenne Wells — . of Hugo) 35.26 Nearly 3,000 Clergymen the policy of the executive peace should be increased (iucnik ocese of Denver: Sacred Heart 96.00 I..ongmont — SL John ler com- DKNVKK PARISHES and laymen met here Jan. committee. for the United Nations and the Baptist 301.00 31 and Feb. 1 to demon­ Howard C n th edral JWI.60 COLORADO SPRINGS - i.ouisvllle — S l lx>uis This policy expresses the other agencies such as the j9. Rob- AH SulntM 467.58 CurpuM Chrieti lx>veland — SL John 125.00 strate quietly and with anguish of many on the International Control Com­ A ll S ouIb 500.95 Oivine Redeemer .Manitou — (Mission of Sacred "collective responsibility” 1-2137, Holy Trinity "immorality of the warfare mission. Annunciation 100.00 429.70 Heart — Colorado Springs! for peace. They faced what in Vietnam; the inconsis­ open to IlIpNHcd Sucrum pnt 571.50 Our Lady of Matheson — SL Agnes A TALK by Senator Eu­ imunity, ('hriHt the King 1073.50 G uadalupe 32.50 (Mission of Calhan) they described as "the tency between our stated gene McCarthy reinforced -Catholic C un* d'Art* 261.00 Pauline Chapel — Mead — (Mission of Clergyman’s Dilemma.” aims and the consequences the conviction that clergy­ <>uiirdiHn Angeln 159.urdei» 16.5.56 Derby — St. Catherine 101.89 Steamboat Springs — should assure the Commu­ For Inmates Feb. 1 1 O u r L ady o f V isitation 10.00 F.agle - SL Mary Holy Name 31.42 English Teachers "all men. whether religious F^axt L ake — nists that it is genuinely Bishop Charles A. Bus- Presentation 82.00 Sterling — SL, Anthony Discuss Programs or not, should confront the Sacred Heart 64.60 (Miiuiion of Brighton) o f P a d u a 192.50 bloodstained face history ready to negotiate and does well of Pueblo will admin­ >piti« St. Anne (Arvada) 512.35 F'rie — St. S cholastica 10.00 Stonehum — SL John not expect to gain diplo­ ister the Sacrament of S«rvle« English teachers in the has taken on today.” SL Anthony 202.35 F^stod Park — Our Lady of Strashurg — (Mission matically what could not Confirmation to Catholic CIAN St. B ern adette 3.5.3.50 the Mountains 30.05 o f H u g o) 17.00 archdiocese met recently in They carried their bur­ inmates at the Colorado SL Cajetan 92.00 F.vergreen — Stratton — SL Charles 91.00 the Catholic school ofTice, den of concern to Wash­ be won militarily. Chriat the King State Penitentiary, Canon AVNE St. C ath erin e 367.50 123.00 Superior — SL Benedict. Denver, to discuss the pro­ ington, D.C., where they • The bombing of North F'airpluy — SL JoHrph 5.25 City, on Saturday, Feb. 11. RAM St. Dominic 321.62 (South Boulder) Vietnam should be halted. »'L Flizaheth 226.00 Flagler — SL Marv 20.INI V ic to r — S l V ictor gram between elementary began with an hour-long 5759 • The National Libera­ SL Francis de Sales 660.«HI F'leming — St. Peter 70.00 Walden — SL Ignatius and secondary English vigil, quietly circling in SL Ignatius I.oyola 164.16 Welby — Assumption 200.00 tion Front, the political FORT ( OI.I.INS - teachers and in-service front of the White House. SL J a m es . .500.00 Weldona — SL Francis arm of the Viet Cong, H olv F'amily 18.11 training. Institutes were Following the vigil the JANET LEE'S KL John the Evangelist 600.00 (Mission of Brush) 0.26 SL JoKoph 237.00 should be accepted at peace St. J o s e p h (C.SS.K.i S4..56 Wiggins — Our Lady planned for the second se­ participants walked to the F'ort 1.Upton — talks. "NEAR NEW” SHOP SL Joseph ((iolden) 1H8..50 o f I..«>urdes 9.44 Capitol, where they peti­ SL William 22.08 mester. Chairman was Sis­ SL Joseph (Polish) 55.00 • The role of ending the F'ort M organ — Woodland Park — Our ter Mary Kenneth of Holy tion!^ for the de-escalation SL Leo the (ireat I.ady of Woods 30.50 St. H elena 59.76 of the war and for peace. 'Near New' Clothing (or the SL Louis (Englewood) 316.64 Wray — St. Andrew 32.50 Family high school, Den­ F'ountain — (Colorado ver. Their immediate concern entire fam ily . . . Infants - SL Mary Magdalene Springs - SL Pauli Y u m a — S l J oh n (Edgewater) 274.80 was for the appropriations Children - Adults. Frederick — St. Theresc 3 i .73 PETITE SL Mary (Littleton) 690.40 Georgetown — Our for the war and draft ex­ SL Patrick 81.00 Lady of I,ourdes 5.00 tension. Sts. P eter and F’aul 2(M).00 Glenwood Springs — MRS. MICHAEL A. FLOWERS 4305 W. 44th Ave. St. Philomena 501.50 St. Stephen 242.35 CURRAN, the former 255-8101 St. I’ ius Tenth Grand Lake — St. Anne THE following day the 433-3274 (Aurora) 270.00 qJU o UOH ^ i C t u / lG S Margaret Ann Cooper, is 1809 HUMBOLDT ST. (Kremmling) 6.45 participants attended con­ SL R o se o f Lim a 286.3.5 the daughter of Dr. and Grand Valley — CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC SL T h e re sc (A u rora ) 4.35..50 ferences at various church­ S l B rendan 26.(M) Mrs. Kemp Cooper of Den­ St. Vincent de Paul 706.00 OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES ver. Bridegroom is the son es which were designed to PARISHES Ol TSIDE DENVER g r f : f: l e y - of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. utilize a pragmatic ap­ Akron — SL Joseph 59.60 O u r l>ady o f P eace 27.40 proach in resolving their with Fish, Meat or Aspen — SL Mary 107.06 Curran of Denver. S l Peter 66.90 dilemma, carrying on con­ Basalt — SL Vincent 33.73 ttro v e r — SL .Mary Following are classifications of motion pictures by the National Double-ring ceremony was C h e e s e . . Boulder — Sacred Heart Haxtun - Christ the King Catholic Oftice of Motion Pictures for films currently playing in performed Dec. 28 in structive action in their Boulder. South — Sacred (H oly oke) 4.05 Denver firsLrun, neighborhood, and drivc-in theaters, as well as own Churches and commu- Heart of Mary 76.00 Holyoke — St. Patrick 33.00 those appearing on in the Denver, Colorado Springs and Blessed Sacrament church, Boulder — SL Thomas Hugo — SL Anthonv 26.35 Sterling areas. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against Denver. The bride will A q u in a s H u d son — S l Isadore 14.10 listings found in "TV (iuidc** magazine. Classilications are: A-l graduate from Loretto h On t cleaners Hriggsdale — St. •Inseph Idaho Springs — SL family; A-2 adults and adolescents: A-3 adults only: A-4 adults only Heights college in May. Brighton — St. Augustine Paul 25.00 with reservations; B morally objectionable in part for all; C con­ Broomfield — Nativity H lff — S l C atherine 27.10 demned. (Compiled by Carol flood). Her husband attends the o f O u r I.ord 3.50.00 Julesburg — SL Anthony 50.00 University of Denver law B ru sh — S l M ary 47.08 Kiowa — SL Ann 10.50 Current Movies On Television school. Buffalo — SL Elizabeth — SL Augustine A Funny Thing Happened on Kremmling — SL Peter SATURDAY, FEB. II Brulington — SL Catherine 16.00 the Way to the Forum. A-3; A C'alhan — SL Michael Keenesburg — .Man F'or All Season.s, A-I; Ar- Panther Island. A-I; The News Deadline! Cascade — (Mission of Holv Family 27.96 rivederci. Baby!, B; Alvarez Scarlet Claw, A-2; Dance With Lafayette — Immaculate Sacred Heart. Colo. Kelly, A-3; Any Wednesday, A-3; Me, Henry, A-1; C'larlie Chan in C on cep tion 58.25 The deadline for news S prin gs) Best of Cinerama, unlisted; A-2; Godz’lla, A-2; Dark stories and pictures to Covenant With Death, B: Dr. C ity, B; F iv e Mil'.'S T o M idnighL Zhivago, A-2; F'antastic Voyage. A-3; Haw Winfl in Eden. A-3; appear in the "Register” A-1; Fahrenheit 451, A-2; Fistful This Sporting Life. A-4; From is Monday at 9 a.m. El Pomar Retreat House the Earth to the Moon, A-1; The 3f Dollars. B; Funeral in Berlin. A-3; Georgy Girl, A-4; Grand M a n W ith the G old en A rm , B; Prix; A-3; Hawaii. A-3; Is Paris Legend of the Lost. A-2; The Slates Retreat tor Women Burning, A-1; Kiss the Girls and Last Wagon, A-1; Dangerous Dr. James P. Gray Make Them Die, A-3; La Dolce Crossing, A-1; Rocambole, A-3; Young single women are Vita, A-4; Murderer's Row. B; ‘ Atomic Rulers of the World, OPTOMETRIST house, Colorado Springs, A-3. invited to make a closed the weekend of March 3-5. Rage, A-3; Seconds, B; Sound 11 EXCITING DAYS of M usic, A-1; The Bible. A-1; S U N D A Y . FEB. 12 Eyes examined retreat at El Pomar retreat The Rev. Thomas Trujil­ Son of Belle Starr. A-1; The The Fortune Cookie. A-3; The Visual Care PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR lo, O.S.B., will be retreat- Professionals, A-3; Warning Wizard of Oz, A-1; The Sheep­ S h ot, A 2. man, A-1; Dead End, A-2; My Contact Lenses BY REV. JOHN B. SC H N EID ER , O.P Auxiliary Set master. Father Thomas is Man Godfrey, A-2. r a graduate of St. Benedict’s Neighborhood, Drive-In MONDAY. FEB. 13 213 Colo. Bldg. college, Atchison, Kans., After the Fox, A-2; Alfle, A-4; The Garden of Allah, A-1; No 1615 Calif. For Opening of studied theology at Holy Alphabet Murders. A-2; And Room For the Groom, B; Brim­ Now Miguel, A-1; Angry Red stone. A-1; The Wistful Widow Departing May 31st, 1967 Cross abbey, Canon City, Planet. A-2; American Dream, of Wagon Gap. A-1; Bi'cause of For Appointment Call: Hospital Wing and did post graduate B; Ambush Bay, A-3; Ara­ You, A-2; Kitty. B: Stars in My 825-8883 study at Notre Dame and besque, A-3; Assignment Outer Crown, A-I; Our Very Own. A-2; Returning June 10th, 1967 St. Anthony Hospital Fordham universities. He Space, A-1: Blindfold. A-2; Blue The Petrified ForesL A-2. auxiliary, Denver, is pre- H awaii. A-2; Blue Max, B; TUESDAY. FEB. 14 has given many youth Boeing. Boeing. B; Boy Did I Hold That Blonde. A-2: Holly­ pa»*'ng for the opening of workshops, and has been Get the Wrong Number. A-3; wood Story, A-2: Love Me Ten­ the hospital’s east wing active in the Cursillo Chambers of Horrors, A-3; der. B; RIondie's Anniversary, OPTIONS which will add 150 beds Dead Heat On a .Merry-Go- A-1; Wings of Fire, unlisted; The movement. BOTH WAYS VIA AIR increasing the hospital’s Round. A-3; Dear John. C; Drag Enemy Below. A-1; Those Red­ Strip Girl. B; Dr. No., B: Fan­ heads From Seattle. A-2; Meet capacity to 600 and mak­ THE RETREAT will tastic Voyage. A-1; Fine .Mad­ Me After the Show, B: Young ONE WAY AIR - ONE WAY BOAT ing it one of the largest in begin Friday evening with ness. B; Follow Me. Boys. A-1; Guns of . A-1; The Pearl Fireball 500, A-3; Fortune Cook­ of Death, A-1. the state. dinner followed by an eve­ Mrs. Mary Capps, direc­ ie. A-3: F'un in Acapulco, A-3; W E D N E SD A Y . FE B . IS BOTH WAYS VIA BOAT ning conference, and will Gambit. A-1; Gigi. A-3; Girls, N ight o f J a n u a ry 16. A-2: The tor of public relations and end Sunday afternoon fol­ (•iris, Girls. A-2; Ghost and Mr. Iron Man. A-2; The Maverick volunteer services, says, lowing Benediction. During Chicken. A-1; Glass Bottom Queen, A-I; Away All Boats, unless new members are BoaL A-2; Goldflnger, A-3; God­ A-1; Murder. Inc.. A-3; The GOING TO EUROPE? SEE US FOR. . . the weekend, retreatants zilla vs. the Thing, A-1; Gospel Lieutenant Wore Skirts. R; The recruited now. she will will have the opportunity According to SL Matthew, A-1; Plunderers. A-2; That Wonderful have difilculty staffing the to attend group confer­ I'll Take Sweden, B; In Harm’s Urge. B: The Princess and the CHRISTIAN HERITAGE TOURS new areas. Way. B; Journey ,o the Seventh Pirate, A-2; The Spy I Love. ences, group discussion, Planet, B; Kaleidoscope, A-2; A-3. The auxiliary with 160 TO: Ireland. England, Lourdes, I------private conferences with Khartoum, A-1; Mamie. A-3; THURSDAY. FEB. 16 I PLEASE SEND MORE INFORMATION working members, gave the retreatmaster, and in McHale's Navy Joins Air Force, Comrade X, A-2; Francis In Paris, Rome. Assisi. Frankfurt. 31,000 hours of service in addition, will have free A-1; McGuire Go Home. A-3; th e H aunted H ou se. A-1: .Make Lucerne. I 16 different areas during M cLintock, A-2: Morgan, A-3; Haste To Live, A-2; One-Eyed I NAME time for private prayer and .Mr. B u d d w in g , A -2; M unster G o Jacks, A-3; Captain China. A-2; 1966, raised $22,000 for Home. A-2; Nevada Smith. A-3; Vengeance Valley, A-2; Men of meditation. Silence is VIA IRISH AIRLINES I | ADDRESS . hospital equipment, and maintained throughout the Narnu. Killer Whale. A-I; Night the F'ighting Lady. A-1; Guys I of the (Jrizzly. A-1; Not With My and Dolls. B: Drums Across the boasts of members who weekend except for discus­ For Further Information C I T Y ...... S T A T E . have worked as volunteers Wife, A-3; North to Alaska, A-3; River. A-2; Whiplash, B. sion periods. Penelope, A-3; Rare Breed, A-1; FRIDAY. FEB. 17 Call or Write; for 25 years. For information and res­ Redline 7000. B; Red River, B; A lo m a o f the S outh Seas. R; Women may work any erv ation s, persons may Return of the Seven. A-3; Ride Taza. Son of , A-1; The Beyond Vengeance. 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February 9, 1967 'Man for All Seasons' KWGN Knows How To Show TV Movie Benefit Set Feb. 15 A few cheera for Den­ saw it again, witnessed was hot noticed ■ How oRen have viewers m ilitarily useless Good seats still remain National Catholic Office ver’s KWGN-TV this human suffering that switched off a movie bridge that has been for the Rocky Mountain for Motion Pictures. week. accompanied the end of So, it was with some­ (m ost n o tice a b ly on marked for demoH- ' premier of A Man For All Proceeds from the bene­ Last Saturday, Feb. 4. the Third Reich. what groat joy to sit KBTV, Channel 9. Den­ tioQ. although this Is S easons on Feb. 15.. re­ fit. to be held at the Es­ the station aired one of Whether it was in­ and watch this fine film ver) because it was i\ot known by the ported Mrs. Patrick McMa­ quire Theater, Denver, will ISei’s finest movies. tentional or not, directed by Bernhard more like watching com- boys. The ensuing hon and James Sheehan, go to the Notre Dame The Bridt?e, about a KW(jN deserves the Wicki, a Swiss actor- ercials with a movie battle for the bridge Is co-chairmen. The event scholarship fund, which group of German young­ gratitude of movie turned-director. Local sandwiched in-between? a sickening series of will benefit the Denver yearly assists a Colorado sters conscripted and viewers for presenting television stations can horrors — made even Notre Dame Alumni Asso­ boy with his'-'expenses at armed in a last ditch the movie with a min­ take a cue from KW'GN The Bridge depicted more so when the ciation's scholarship fund. Notre Dame. attempt to halt the Al­ imum o f commercials. fn its attempts to give the horrors of all war. youths remain deter­ The film,'Which re­ Reservations, at $5 per lies during the final When the commercials viewers a satisfactory Since youths and wars minedly at their post cently garnered numer­ ticket, may be made by days of World War II. did break, they were look at a movie. We’re go together, it was after an officer and Charles Bateman ous awards from the calling Mrs. McMahon, There was little spaced intelligently, getting movies free on especially shattering to other (Germans are in New York film critics, is 333-4105 or Sheehan, attention called to the without interruption TV and the point here see — at times like the hasty retreat. expected to place high in 355-4589. fact that th» film was to the continuity of is not to deride the present — the waste of It was not a perfect TV Drama Academy Award nomi­ playing, other than the the story. sponsors — at least young life. picture, but its force and nations. It recently w’as usual station announce­ On thinking back, w'e’ll be more inclined to The story simply meaning as a TV ven­ there probably were selected as the best ments in newspapers voice a thanks to spon­ deplots with candor ture was enhanced by movie o f the year by the and in TV Guide. But only a few commercials. sors who back such seven Nazi youths KWGN's considerate Penned by those who caught it, or If there were more, it movie presentations. ordered to hold a presentation-(CJZ) Del Carnes 'House of Lord' CHUCK On TV Feb. 12 I TYNAN TOWN The Hero of Apache Joseph Barry, Commu­ Prisents P ass, a cTrama about a Some Movies in Passing young Army medical officer nity Development adminis­ who leads a small cavalry trator for tho City and mm By C. J. Zecha punch by Richard Brooks, current TV spy films, but Tobruk, in the hands of County of Denver, will ap­ B I T F F S I T j One of the new motion detachm ent against the who fares much better here for adults who did not read G erm ans and Italians. Indian chief, Cochise, will pear on the House of the pictures, Columbia's The then he did several years Miss Maclnnes’ novel, it’s George Peppard, N igel be televised on Death Val­ Lord program at 9:30 a.m., Saturday Professionals most res­ ago with Joseph Conrad’s quite good escapist fare. Green, and Guy Stockwell ley Days Thursdav, Feb. Sunday. Feb. 12, on KLZ- pectably bids for apprecia­ Lord Jim. The best performances are take any acting honors, 23. 9 p.m,, on KLZ-TV. TV. Channel 7. Denver. Evening tion, courtesy, and en­ With excellent photogra­ given by Boris Karloff and although the film stars Channel 7. Denver. The topic will be ’’Denver thusiasm. It’s an exciting phy capturing the mood Karl Boehm. The fault Rock Hudson. Under Ar- jis.00 P M -8;00 PM KFML-FM (98.5) Author of the telepiay is as a Demonstration City.” action film set in 1917 on of the windblown South­ isn’t entirely due to Neu- thur Hiller’s direction the James Bramun will also Denver the Mexjcan-U.S. border in west, Brooks gets first-rate Del Carnes, entertainment * 1 .5 9 man’s script, which tries to color film is unusually editor of the Denver Post, participate. which some soldiers of for­ performances from Lee 10 P.M. h igh ligh t the suspense, edged, well-organized, and who has had two scripts CHILDREN SI.OO tune rescue an allegedly Marvin, Burt Lancaster, Jerry Thorpe's direction well-acted, previously presented on the Sunday/ Feb. 12 kidnapped woman. and Ralph Bellamy. In lags and glosses over some Arrivederei, Baby con- Based on Frank spite of some of the appar­ pro­ o f the in telligen ce and tains perhaps about four gram. O'Rourke’s novel A Mule ent big studio, big-scale ap­ sophistication that is ap- minutes of good fun and for the Marquesa, it’s proaches, it’s an imagina­ p a r e n t in N e u m a n ’ s an hour of trite sex farce Actor Charles Bateman directed with flair and tive, forceful, and enter­ screenplay. with jokes and situations F>ortrays Lt. Bernard Irwin, taining film. Walt Disney’s Monkeys that are about as tasteless whose strategy against Go Home should give the as one could find in a sec- heavy odds later won him TH E R E ’S little reason bubblegum set something ond-rate night club. The the Congressional Medal of honor. Beyond these doors why any of the following to cheer about. It’s a whim- joke is on the audience “ Radio Carnes’ drama was films should be reviewed at sical story set in France who think they might see length, but they can more with Dean Jones, heir to a bright comedy. Besides directed by Ralph Levy. M or less be recommended. an olive farm, getting the being stale-ale. it has an The color production Memories As a book The Venetian bright idea of using chim- aura of prim snobbiness was filmed at Kanub, Affair by Helen Maclnnes panzees for labor. Old-pro that’s not clever and it Utah. Others in the cast TRAVELING MEN was a snappy and sus­ Maurice Chevalier plays a smacks of the dirty joke. are Michael Pate, Rich­ Stay at the A speciil ValintlAe penseful spy yarn. In village priest with charm ard Simmons, Don Kee­ Oiy proiram will) transferring it to the and humor. 'Wizard of Oz' fer, Philip Pine, and Di­ ARGONAUT HOTEL screen producer E. Jack "Gambit” is one o f the ana Frothingham. Robert voices from FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR Neuman attempted to get year's best comedies. It’s Taylor is program host. raAit't Slated Feb. 12 BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND the whole story told in 92 a sophisticated and zesty The movie version of L. DINNCRS past m inutes and somewhere fun film as Shirley P H O N E 4Z2.3101 Frank Baum’s classic The M p v ie s BgAUtituI Ballrooms Privalt Dining Room along the way lost the de­ MacLaine becomes the Wizard of Oz, will be Don Ameche finitions of his characters. prop of Michael Caine in aired at 4 p.m.. Sunday. C la s s if ie d But there’s enough appeal Frances uangfortf nn attempt to heist some Feb. 12, on Channels 3, 7, Classification.s of mo­ to make this film of some Dinning Sisters veu'll lind tha warmth of an m iimaia art treasures lYom mag­ and 11. The motion pic­ tion pictures on televi­ Bing Crgsby ■nn. aiceiianl cocktaiia. aiaahs paraon- worth, with Robert Vaughn nate Herbert Lorn. It re­ ture. for which Judy Gar­ sion and in theaters ap­ Mary Mgrtin aiiV taiactad and quality aied. pra- portraying a reporter sent minds one of the very gatad to parlacl>on. and atlantiva land as young Dorothy was pears this week on Page Cathy A Elliot Mrvica Opan tha door to a ralaimg to Paris and Venice to un­ witty "Topkapi” o f a few awarded an Oscar, is host­ 7. Lewis lunchaon or dm n a r...yo u ara a moft dercover a spy plot. It has years ago. Much o f the waicoma guatt. ed by Danny Kaye. too many touches of the credit goes to Ronald Neame’s direction. Preduced by: Edward T. Tynan S c o t c h ’n’S ir lO in sacred Heart Program Neame handles the plot, Only at Laffite can you en|oy a Conti­ ^ ^ ^ 222-8611 Principals Selected Directed and Narrated by; 12TH AT GRANT Compl.i which goes into all dir­ nental luncheon a t^od e rate prices "Christtnn Social Ac­ Only at Laffite can you order your Clement J. Zecha tion” will be the subject ection s, with skill. Miss M acLaine, Lorn, and choice of 30 seafoods of an address by the For 'How to Succeed' Only at Laffite can you get the finest : 5 3 4 - 7 9 1 8 Rev. Edward J. Hogan, Caine provide some of the best fun on the portray Williams’ girl in Quality Blue BibtMn beef S.J., on the Sacred Heart David Williams has been Only at Laffite can you hear fabulous program, Sunday, Feb. screen in some time. selected to play the ambi­ friend in the Frank Loe.n- Jimmy Roberts entertaining nightly The Lotus Room 12, at 7:30 a.m., on Spy melodramas seem to tious office boy who con­ ser and Abe Burrows mu­ There's only one L A F F IT E (%UM 9tm 8Nl «f EUM r anS Frank Fong) KBTV, Channel 9, Den­ be the pattern of movi­ nives his way to the top in sical, which had a long run Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. ver. emakers and another one, the Loretto Heights college on Broadway and currently COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF The Quiller Memoran­ production of How To is being made into a mo­ FINEST CHINESK AND dum, turns a mediocre Succeed in Business tion picture with Robert AMERICAN FOODS Blind French story and number of Without Really Trying, Morse as the star. • 14th at IviMt • fni Pirhiii • 222-MU A ■aautif/l Laniarn Lightad Dining Room in the cliches into an unusually Veteran* of Foreign W ars Horn# which will be presented in JatM S. Stewart Post No. I Organist To slick film with good per­ the college’s Center of O T H E R S ip the cast Open to ttia Puptic formances by George Se­ 11 a.m. to 10 p.m .-Sal.. till 12 Midnight Performing Arts March 9, w’ill include Marikaye gal, as a secret agent; Ale< Lucas. Triciu Miller, Bar­ BOB'S PIZZERIA (Closad Tueadavs) Give Concert 10, 11. and 12. Guinness, and Max Von Produced by Sister Ann bara Fredericks, and Mary "Home o f the Utile Immif'raitt Sydow. The background is Jean Langlais, Catholic Madeline, the production is Jeane Reynolds, all Loretto ■In The Sheridan variptii), and blind French organist, the rise of Nazism in Ger­ under the direction of students. Shopping Center;^ will give a concert at 4 many. James Curtan, with set­ Males appearing in tho p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26, at tings by Jon Ackelson. production include Louis St. John’s Episcopal Ca­ WORLD WAR II gets RitaSmail.whopp- De Paemelere, Gerald Fin­ thedral, 1313 Clarkson a tte n tio n in a b it o f peared in the school’s pro- ley. Eric Baldwin. Jay HOUSE COFFEE SHOP street. Denver. hard-hitting hokum called d u c t io n o f T h e B o y Ritterson, Tom Downing. The concert is being T obruk — a film which Friend last year as well John Masterman, and OPSN 24 HOURS DAILY sponsored by the Denver takee a Britiah column on as in the long-running Ralph Dowling. chapter of the American a daring attack unit cro.as- T rident Theater run of Tickets are now avail­ — Take Out Sert'ice — Guild of Organists. mg the Libyan deaert to xhe Fantasticks. will able by phoning 936-3423. Langlais is making his BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER seventh concert tour of the 5 p ^ 18 p m . 0 « lly V36-0911 *34-1131 9S4-9857 18-os. T-Bo nhs 2601 W. Alameda Ave. 935-4962 United States. He per­ Radio Stars Featured U.S.D.A. Choiop. formed in Denver at the U.S. C'koirp Sirinin 1.45-, Several of old-time ra- and Mrs. Lewis will be U.S. I'Koir* FtUt Mig. . 1-56 Cathedral of the Immacu­ C f ntr ('ti( Chop* ...... 1.10 late Conception in 1956 dio’s finest performers, Don featured in a musical story 5 Sp. t'h irk a n ...... j.iTl and in 1959. Ameche and Frances highlighting Valentine’s Hgtnburfrr Sirak ...... 1.00 All Children Portion* . . At the present time, Langford and Cathy and Day. 6 Shrimp ...... 1.20 BREWED WITH Langlais is organist at the Elliott Lewis, will be fea- Also on the program will JIa U b u t S ta a k ...... < OO OInnprs karvad *>im Frash Crisp Basilica of Ste. Clotilde, tu red on Scrapbook of be Bing Crosby in a roc- ,Spiad and a choica of Orgssing F r Paris, and teaches organ, Sound Sunday, Feb. 12, 10 ording he made in 1931, |Fr Pqtaloei or Baked with spur p.m., on KFMI..-FM Radio Mary Martin, and the Din- .CrearT) or Sutter P U R E RO CKY composition, and counter­ Wa Sarva Only tha TOP QUALITY point at the National -In­ (9H.5), Denver. ning Sisters. Produced by ' M IATS, U. S. Chaica ar Prima stitute of Young Blind, Ameche and Miss Lang- Ed Tynan, the program is IC0LUM6INE STEAK HOUSE MOUNTAIN Paris. ford will be heard in a directed and narrated by |Uj^ & F e d e r^ recreation of their famous Clement J. Zecha. "Bickersons” sketch. Mr, ______Duffy is in —1 »ts»Y[osuTsino«i)mcnHurs>ii! SPRING WATER. 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EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT! in iKa IVadttMn Sm I authan McDonal(d’s Ik - ''Inali Coffaa' • tWida .•Om*a STARTS FEBRUARY 15th! too* for The Gohfeo frrhee'~ Where Ovelfty Sferte ffeeh^Every Dey YVRITE TO I wilt kw moat frataful and vary m ^ Aak Mnd Id-airn. Slstiftn DOWNING AT ITN 177 4446 KOA. Of over MrifLI. •yi I'-,HI HHK E. COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA DnSy 1 v'harry CrKka« Inn (oluraidu -L■fcSQUIltEAL Regis College Thursday, February 9, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 IS' Gus Fahn Cogers Face Regis, St. Joe Set Pace Tough Rood Trip Looks at Sports Office A three-game road trip RECORDS ARE MADE 1031 points in 14 games In Parok Cage Statistics I. will keep the Regis College to be broken — and St. has long since passed by • bene- Rangers in the mir west Joseph’s high-scoring Bull­ the boards, but it will still St. Joseph’s and Regis erage. Regis has allowed this week. dogs appear to be on their require a blistering stretch continue to set the pace in only 416 points for a 34.7 he Es- team olTense and team de­ ir. will Regis is scheduled way to cracking an 11- run to enable St. Joseph’s average. fense, respectively, while Ryan has tallied 272 Dame against Rockhurst College yeer-old Denver Parochial to top the Raiders’ 73.6 in Kansas City Friday League scoring record. points per game average. St. Joseph’s Pat Ryan points for a 22.6 average. which holds a wide edge in the Mullen’s Bill Cole is the )lorado night after opening their Coach Bob Burns’ rap­ Pat Ryan, ace gunner of individual scoring rare in second leading individual 1868 at current jaunt against St. id-firing crew is currently the St. Joseph’s team who Mary of the Plains at holding the hottest hand in is currently setting the in­ the latest Denver Parochial scorer with 240 points for Dodge City, Kans.. league annals with a fast dividual scoring pace with League cage statistics. a 20 point per game aver­ 95 per St. Joseph’s has scored age. de by Wednesday night. They breaking attack which has a 22.6 points per game av­ produced a blistering aver­ 892 points in 12 games for ahon, wind up the trip at Lin­ erage, still has a long way TEAM OFFENSE age of 74.3 points per a 74.3 points per game av- ehan, coln, Nebr., meeting Nebr­ to go to equal the league Sch ool U Ft; FT Ave. aska Wesleyan University. game. Should the Bulldogs scoring record. S t Joiicph • 12 354 174 74.3 C YO Cage Results M ullen 12 310 178 66.5 Following the road trip continue at their present Another former Bulldog S t Francis 12 267 182 59.7 Regis returns home to face rate, they will shatter the eager, Phil Sorensen, set S t M ary's 12 273 157 S8.S league record of 73.6 points WESTERN DIVISION Cathedral 12 248 179 56.3 five of their remaining six the record of 477 season SchcMil W L P e t Pts. OP Kegis 12 233 192 54.8 1966-67 opponents, wrap­ per game set by the Regis total points during a 16- Bl ik'rnadetle'a 5 0 l.OOU 3H-I 191 M aohebeuf 12 243 146 52.8 ping up the schedule Feb. team of 1956. game league schedule in SL Peter A Paul 4 0 1.000 I.T5 I.T3 Annunciation 12 248 122 S1.5 All Saints 4 1 .800 145 ITS M t Carmel 12 195 169 46.6 27 against the University The 1956 Regis team 1960. Sorensen, a 6-7 U. l>ady o f Holy Family 12 209 190 42.4 of Denver. hung up the mark over a smoothie who could score Katima 3 2 .600 2SS 181 14-game league schedule SL Anne'a 2 2 .500 129 97 TEAM DEFENSE Sophomore Don Fortney both from outside and in­ St. Catherine'* 1 3 .250 152 109 School C. F<; FT Ave. continues to pace the Ran­ whereas the Bulldogs must side, averaged 29.8 points Holy Trinity 1 4 .209 178 237 Regis 12 147 122 34.7 gers and the individual sustain their average over per game in setting the SL M ary’* 0 S .(MM) 123 149 Sl. M ary'* 12 223 180 52.1 Notre Dame 0 4 .900 14 37 Holy Family 12 224 200 54.1 scoring among the area’s a more gruelling 18-game record. M achebeuf 12 253 160 55.8 small colleges. Fortney has schedule. The increased KKSTI-TS M ullen 12 245 180 55 jl mileage of course results St. Peter K Paul 49. Our Lady o f St. Francis 12 285 176 62.2 hit 348 {xjints in 14 games SHOULD RYAN con­ Fatima 40 ML Carmel 12 311 14U 6.'1.4 for a 24.9 average, one of from the addition of Ma- tinue at his present pace S l nernad<-tle’» 66. St- Catherine! 52 Annunciation 12 291 189 64.4 chebeuf and St. Mary’s to H oly Trinity 50, St. Mary'v 22 Cathedral 12 287 199 64.5 the best individual aver­ he would wind up with an S l Joseph ’s 12 314 155 65.2 ages among Ranger per­ the league, making the approximate total of 410 formers in recent years. circuit a 10-team league points, some 70 points off EASTERN DIVISION IN DIVIDUAL SI OKINU W I. Pel. PtH. OP Player FG FT Pu. Avc. As a team Regis is av­ which has replaced the 8- Sorensen’s all time record 5 U I.IKKI 241 98 Ryun, St. .Joe 109 54 272 22.6 eraging 83.9 points per team alignment in 1956. and far short of his mark This One Is All Mine SL Pius X 5 U l.IMKI 208 127 Cole. Mullen 85 70 240 20.0 Veteran Parochial Our l.ady of M ontoya, Cathedral 79 66 224 18.7 game with a 1-15 record of 29.8 points per game. St. Francis’ Brian Baker (41) cradles a rebound as two Regis defenders l.ourdc*> 4 1 .800 201 119 Deidel, M ullen 94 23 211 17.6 ;| League followers will re­ Durkin. HF 75 58 2tl8 17.4 but is allowing opponents Jackie Celia’s one-game find themselves blocked out of the play. At right are Chris LaDage (51) Atiiiumption 2 3 .4; and SINCE MARCH 1. 1963 With the expanded 18- Ken Ertle, St. Joseph’s (43 '66 CAPRICE game league schedule, the ag ain st Holy Family in St. Mary’s )inx This Weekend SPORTS SEDAN 1956 Regis team’s total of 1963). 396V-8 hydromatic. power steering, ED TYNAN^S STANDINGS telling blows. Mullen gave power brakes, power windows, power The all-time individual REGIS HIGH SCHOOL game team scoring record T«am — W L I'et. I’ ts. it the big try but came up seat, speed control, factory air cond.. starts down the stretch run Reti, . 72 (I l.ikxt 658 new car guarantee, listed new over of 101 points was set by M ullen ...... ; 0 2 .833 798 short when Jim Deidel’s 34800. this weekend in quest of Our P rice Hare's the 1965 MuHen team St. .JuM-ph'» . . 9 3 .750 892 shot rimmed away at the the first perfect season St. .Mary’s . 7 5 .583 702 against St. Francis. And at buzzer. BATHROOM Parochial League cage rec­ Machebeuf .. . 6 6 .500 634 the rate Parochial League H oly F'amily . 5 7 .417 609 Mullen earned a week­ $3295. ord since 1957. Cathedral . . . . 4 8 .333 675 teams have been scoring end split, however, by EXCELLEN C E The Raiders churned to SL F'rancis . . .333 716 NEW this year, that mark could ML Carmel .182 559 routing Annunciation, 81- “ RED” WHITE within six lengths of com­ 1967 V A L IA N T by Kohivr of Kohlor be topped before the pre­ Annunciatiun 1 II .083 618 671 50. Bill Cole drilled 33 sent campaign is ended. pleting a front-running week. The Pirates humbled points to set the tempo. CHEVROLET $T,795 Ad4 baaiiFy and valu4 All of which makes Re­ season last week by chop­ Mt. Carmel, 71-33, then St. Joseph’s kept its title 8303 W . C O L F A X y«ur h*ma with dwrabl*, gis’ average yield of only ping down Machebuef, outscored Cathedral, 85-79. ambitions alive by socking 7560 W. COLFAX fint i|uallty Kohlor ftxturos. 34.7 points per game this 58-41, and St. Francis, FOUR PIRATES scored St. Francis, 85-66, and 237-J311 Open Eves. Until 9 Timo paymont* orrangod.' year all the more amazing! 60-50. in double figures against Annunciation, 87-58. Pat Still, Regis will never be But Coach Guy Gibbs Cathedral with Dan Hig­ Ryan, the league’s leading 5225 L CoKax SitOE and ttylot to Rt ovory may need to go to the proforonco and budgot — in able to match those "good gins’ 19, Tim Mayer’s 18 scorer, again keyed the Tel. 399-0630 iiOUS •lx colors and whfto. old days” when a wild­ whip this weekend as he and Ted Peralta’s 18 doing Bulldog attack with 21 b b e s s b o r h hriy Jockeys his charges through ■ Lot m hotp you plan your scoring 8-6 contest was in­ the most damage. points against the Warriors deed a rare treat. a bit of heavy traffic when Regis’ pressing defense and 30 against the Cardi­ ■ow bathroom, waahroam or the league makes the turn kitchon. continued to take its toll nals. r for home in the run to the Cued to Family Fun 4 as the Raiders swept aside wire. MACHEBEUF Groups Welcome! 5p«cta/izing in * Machebeuf and St. Francis. I 4 Regis gets one of its Qualiti/ Plumbing Terry Jameson, one of the DOWNED Mt. Carmel, Lodies Welcome! » GLASS 4 stiffest challenges of the and Heating Repairs For » league’s most versatile 52-40, in the other week­ Custom Picture Framing 4 season Friday night when stars, again keyed the end loop tilt. Terry Mc­ All 4 the Raiders travel to Colo­ Raider defense and offense Guire’s long range bombing SLATTERY * Insurance Glass Replacements 4 rado Springs to do battle and turned in an outstand­ punched holes in Mt. Car­ Sarvica — Quality 4 with in-and-out St. Mary’s. Salitfaction ing job on the boards. * Surety Bonds St. Mary’s gave Regis its mel’s zone defense as the & COM PANY Holy Family’s Tigers FulTs jumped off to a 16-6 DALLAS DENVER 4 sternest test of the season CALL pulled ofT the season’s prize first quarter lead and were Plumbing and Heating 4 earlier this year, dropping COMPANY upset in a 52-50 triumph never pressed. McGuire Contractors 3152 W . A lam eda A ve . 4 a 42-36 decision on the Paul T. McGrody over second place Mullen. 5219 W. Colfax at Sheridan Phone 237-9847 181 VALLEJO ST. 1 Ph. 934-5833 ; Raiders’ home court. wound up with 23 points. 744-6311 VAN SCHAACK & CO. The win completed a big In addition to the Regis » * weekend for Chuck Costel­ CUE'S AND SUPPLIES FOR SALE 624 17fh Sireef ST. M A R Y ’S HAS al­ — St. Mar>'’s game, other ways managed to apply lo’s improving charges. The Friday night contests, find Phone 297-5636 heavy pressure to the Tigers also dumped Cathe­ Cathedral playing host to Raiders in the Pirates’ dral, 66-47, to take over Mt. Carmel; St. Joseph’s LARRY PERRY home lair — and this undisputed possession of entertaining for Mullen: St. REALTY week’s game shapes up as sixth place in the stand­ P'rancis playing the host sncus-LnujLO S P E C I A L of the D A Y another toughie. Regis has ings. role for Holy Family and 4, 4995 not been able to win in THE DEFEAT dimmed Annunciation taking on 1 5 4 -3 LARIMER ST.- 8 3 0 I 7 t > ST. Lowell Blvd. Mullen’s title hopes, drop­ Machebeuf at the Holy Colorado Springs since the ping the Mustangs two full j i ^ n 1954 season. Family gym. All games games off the pace. 433-7171 St. Mary's, plagued by start at 8 p.m. AWARD injuries to key players, ap­ Pat Durkin was the big­ Sunday, St. Francis en­ pears to have recovered gest Tiger of them all as tertains Cathedral: St. Jo­ ir Real Estate ir Kentals after a slow start and now he drilled 33 points in a seph’s hosts Machebeuf; brilliant all-around game U ie Insurance ir Loans must be regarded as one of Mullen is at home to St, the most dangerous outfits which had Mullen on the M ary's; Regis hosts Mt in the league. A capacity, ropes almost from the Carmel at the Regis Col BflONZH TABLETS partisan crowd is expected game’s outset. lege P'ieldhouse and Holy to be on hand in the St. A pair of free throws by Family entertains Annun­ *■ Jim Stelmach with 29 sec­ M- * Mary’s gym and the Pir­ ciation. All games start at » SATRIANO * onds remaining proved the 4- ates are primed for an up­ 2:30 o’clock. » i G r a n e U e w- BROTHERS * set. Game time is set for 8 1. 4- p.m. Friday. FUN SPECIAL » JANITORIAL SERVICE i St. Mary’s tuned up for EVERY DAY * WINTER PARK * INC. * the match with a pair of w- ♦ • Rug and Upholstery if high-scoring triumphs last Skampooing * * • Complete House * NOW w CleiRiog w you can »• Floor Waling aod w TV skiers ♦ Pelisfcing *■ FOR -TOW'N'TRAIN PACKAGE 4- afford to put $ ^ 5 0 W • Walls and Windows 4- Covers round-trip railfare and unlimited use of ail lifts. w 4- I Sportlights «- Washed W a 610 wherever * *■ * Saturday. Feb. 11 — ♦ * the work is. It’s USE TRAINS 9 AND 1 0 - 4- 2834 W. 44th Ave. *■ CHS Sports Spectacular, NEW * * Channels 3 and 5, 12:30 typewriter size THE YAMPA VALLEY 16 433-8831 W Dally Daily w w p.m. The Beer with GUSTO 3566 So. Broadway w- Saturday. Feb. 11 — and costs little A. B. Dick . Lv. Denver . . . 9:05 a.m. Lv. Winter Park . 3:22 p.m. 1 761-0324 W Phoenix Golf Open, on-the-spot A Ar. Winter Park . 10:52 a.m. Ar. Denver . . . 5:20 p.m. Malt Liquor of Quality WWW w-wwwwvrW'*** ■*'*'* Channel 2, 6 p.m. more than JL.? th______' 250 a day. cop ier ^ MURRAY BROS. A6DICK DISTRIBUTING CO. Electric Compani| City Ticket Office Ovtvef Serrie *CCmeitCM 1531 Stout Street / WHOLESALERS 880 Federat Bivd. 222-5533 2S5-048I Robert M. — Paul V. Murray 1178 STOUT ST. ^ 222*5733 Call ua for a demotiKtration. at mi obligation to you. DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD Refer to thiii ad. DiNVil COlOftADO Page 10 D EN V ER CA TH O LIC R E G IS TE R Thursday, February 9, 1967 A fashion show spon­ ents will use Body of sored by the Altar and Christ at 50 cents. Rosary society will be held at 8 p.m., Wednesday. St. Bernadeite's March 1, in the Marycrest St. Bernadette’s Parish high school gym. Tickets (Lakewood) — The annual are on sale after all Sun­ novenu in honor of Our day Masses. Lady of the Miraculous Babysitting is available .Medal, to begin Sunday, during the last four Mas.ses Feb. 12, will be conducted every Sunday in the by Rev. John Murphy of the Congregation of the Corpus Christ! Valentine party sponsored church hall. Rt?gular baby­ Attention by the parish Altar and sitting by the CYO mem­ Missions. Corpus Christi F’arish — Rosary society will be held bers may also be obtained The Altar and Rosary (Colorado Sprinjjs) — Re­ Correspondents Tuesday, Feb. 14, in the by calling Mrs. Sheridan, society will meet Thursday. cently elected officers of grade school at 7:30 p.m. 4 77-7753* or Mrs. Drey, Keb. 9. after 7:30 p.m. the Corpus Christi jjuild 477-6338. Muss. After a short busi­ Parish correspondents Members are asked to ex- ness meeting the Rev. Fa­ are Mrs. Paul Walcher, are asked to murk news change a 50 cent handker- president; Miss Irene Pet­ Commerce City ther John Doherty, pastor, copy at the bottom of chief erson. vice president: Mrs. St. Catherine’s Parish — will give the second in a Frank Bonner, secretary: the page with their St, Joseph's (Commerce City) — Report series of talks on the Ecu­ and Mrs. Arnold LaFeve, name, address, zip code menical Council. The Rev. and telephone number. Redemptorist cards of children attending treasurer. St. Catherine’s school may Jack Lang, assistant pas­ This will facilitate ob­ Members of the jjuild St. Joseph’s Redemptorist be picked up Saturdays. tor. will tilso show slides taining n.ore information w ill meet for a covered Parish — (Denver) — The A general meeting will taken while he was in when necessary. parish Altar and Rosary Nun's Painting To Be Awarded dish supper in the school follow the 7:30 a.m. Muss Rome. society will sponsor a bake hall on Tue.sday, Feb. 14. An oil painting, the w’ork of Sister Gladys Ann, art teacher at St. Mary’s Sunday. Feb. 12. Coffee at 6:30 p.m. A collection ^Denver) — Special Lenten sale Feb. 26 in the church basement. high school, Colorado Springs, will be awarded at the school’s annual card and donuts will be Lady of Lourdes will be made to assist the services in Mother of God party at 1 p.m., Feb. 11. Mrs. Tony Frasca, left, is cochairman. Persons served in the rectory Victoryknoll Sisters in Church are scheduled for A card party for mem­ basement. bers and husbands will be may call Mrs. Frasca at 632-5806, or Mrs. Severson, 633-3136, for reserva­ their work in the area. each Wednesday afternoon. tions and information. Special confirmation Confessions will be heard held March 31 at 7:30 p.m. Bl. Sacrament W ednesday at 5:30 p.m. classes will begin Sunday. forget-me-not from 4:30 to 5 and Muss Tickets are $1. Proceeds over the same period of conjunction with the new’ly Feb. 12, at 11 a.m., in the Blessed Sacrament Par­ w ill be offered at 5:15. will be used for new On Fridays, during Lent, 1965. inaugurated Miraculous flow ers Stations of the Cross sch(X)l. for all students in ish — < Denver) — Tues­ Each Friday evening Sta­ kneelers in the church. Final plans have been Medal Devotions. The Mass grades six through 12. All day. Feb. 14, is the date of tions o f the Cross and The Altar and Rosary and Benediction of the announced by Doris on Wednesday evenings at (lowers wired anywhere Blessed Sacrament will students must also attend the Altar and Rosary soci­ Benediction of the Blessed society will meet March 5. Nowak, chairman of the 7:15 will replace the form­ regular classes. be held at 7:30 p.m. 31st annual spaghetti Phone ety benefit luncheon at the Sacrament will be held at St. Dominic's er Lenten services held at Communion classes are dinner, for Sunday, Feb. 722-6113 Western Motor Inn, 4757 7:30 p.m. Presentation that time and the Mass on being held every Saturday Vasquez blvd. at 12:30 St. Dominic’s Parish — 12, in the parish gym Friday evening at 7:15 will Call and Char9e it Weekday morning Mass­ Presentation Parish — and Sunday for second and p.m. Admission is $3 per es are at 6:30 and 8. (Denver) — Judge Neil from 1 to 7 p.m. Mrs. replace the Stations of the Free City & Horan, presiding Judge of (Denver) — Tuesday, third graders, from 9:30 person. Guests are asked to Thursday, Feb. 8, will be Jennie Spano, w’ho for Cross formerly held at that until 10 a.rn. Students will Suburban Delivery the Denver District Court, F eb. 14, the Altar and the entire 31 years has bring their own cards. All the last day reservations time. There will be Sta­ use Come to the Family will be the guest speaker Rosary society will hold helped with the dinners, 2379 So. Downing who participate in this af­ may be made for the Club tions at 3:15 p.m. on Fri­ Meal at $1.25 each. Par­ fair will share in the rep­ at a meeting of the Holy a Valentine potluck sup­ will be in charge of pre­ days. *^arty luncheon sponsored per at 6:30 p.m. This lacement of cassocks and Name society Thursday. paring the spaghetti. Mrs. The phone number for by the Altar and Rosary event will take the place surplices for the altar boys. Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. Doris Avery, recording the Register correspondent society on Wednesday. Feb. of the monthly meeting. General chairman, 15, at 12:30 p.m. Tickets Sunday. Feb. 12, is the secretary of the Altar is now being listed in the Mrs. Chas. M. Parslow, monthly corporate Commu­ All women of the parish and Rosary society, has Sunday bulletin. The par­ PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE are $1.25 each and may be are invited. will be assisted by Mrs. obtained from Mrs. Glen nion Sunday for men of been replaced by Mrs. ish societies and organiza­ CALL ONE OF^THESE Ralph Hogan on decora­ the parish. Boy Scouts, and The PTA announces Velma Pfeifer. tions are urged to make Kennedy. 722-7320. that the profit from the DRUG STORES FOR PROMPT SERVICE tions: gifts, Mrs. Henry Cub Scouts, at the 7:30 E u g en e C o s te llo is use of this service and re­ Westminster Newyahr; tickets, Mrs. a.m. Mass. last paper drive was chairman of the archdio- port their activities. St. Dominic’s Altar and $41.70. The next paper Mark Felling, 377-2125. Holy Trinity Parish — cesan campaign for the par­ Guardian Angels On Scout Sunday. Feb. (Westminster) — In addi­ Rosary society will meet drive will be held Sun­ ish and will be assisted by H. 12. the Mothers’ Auxiliary tion to the regular sched­ Tuesday, Feb. 14, following day, March 19. Albert Phibbs. Guardian Angels Parish will sponsor a dinner at 6 ule of daily Masses, there Rosary and Benediction at S t. Lo u is H o ly C ro ss (Denver) — A club party 12:30 p.m. in the church. luncheon with enter­ p.m. in the Blessed Sacra­ will be a 5:30 p.m. Mass St. Louis Parish — ment school cafeteria. Hon­ every Wednesday evening, Circle members are in Holy Cross Parish — tainment and prizes will bo charge of the luncheon. (Englewood) — The annual (Thornton) — The Holy held at 12:45 p.m. Tues­ ored guests will include 12 and Stations of the Cross bake sale held by the Al­ new Boy Scout recipients Cross Credit Union recent­ day. Feb. 14, in the church each Friday evening during St. R ose tar and Rosary society will of the Ad Altare Dei med­ Lent. ly held its annual dinner hall. Babysitting will be SL Rose o f Lima Par­ be Sunday. Feb. 12, after meeting in Ave Maria hall. available. For information Your Pharmacist al: 18 Webelos who re­ The father-son Commu­ all the Masses, beginning is a cently passed the test for ish — (Denver) — The Announcement was made and tickets, persons may nion and breakfast is to be after the 7 o’clock Mass. Skilled the Parvuli Dei award: 14 Rev. Barry J. Wogan, of new offices on the par­ contact any room mother Sunday, Feb. 12. Men are Directing the event is Professional boys who received the pastor, will be host to a ish property. The Credit or chairman. Joan Saba, to attend the 8 a.m. Mass Mrs. John Bettinger of St. Eagle award during 1966, meeting of the Altar and Union is open for business 433-3457. for Communion, and pro­ Margaret Mary circle, with and five Girl Scouts who ceed to the Elks for break­ Rosary society in the Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 3 Holy Name society mem­ 1 ST. DOMINIC ST. PNILOMENA'S are working to win the parish hall Thursday the help of members of p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8:30 bers will meet at 8 p.m., fast. Prices are $1.25 for other circles. M arian award in May. evening, Feb. 9, 7:45 p.m. p.m.; Saturday from 9 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 14, in the adults and 50 cents for The women will offer Parents of the youths will He will also speak. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to church hall. Savc-A-Penny boys 12 and under. free cup cakes and cofTee also be dinner guests. A games party will be N o tre D a m e 4:30 p.m. Inquiries and PHAF^MACY at 5 cents per cup. This is new members are welcome. James Powers of the held Sunday, Feb. 12. the society’s only fund NORTH DENVER'S PROPESSIONAL D r u g parish will be given special Notre Dame Parish — New officers and board YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE Sts. Peter, Paul (Denver) — Masses during raising event of the year. 3101 E. Colfax Ave. recognition for his work in members are Charles W. PARISH 3120 W. 29th Ave. "Quatity UruRi C- Prcjcriiirion*'" helping the boys achieve Sts. Peter and Paul Par­ Lent on Wednesdays and During Lent Masses Lilley, president: Warren 455-5191 Member of l.D.L. the Ad Altare Dei medal, ish — (Wheatridge) — Fridays will be at 6:30 and will be at 6 and 7:45 a.m. Gould, vice president: trea­ SERVICE Ed BradtKe — 333-*030 and den mothers, Mmes. During Lent, Mass will be 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. The Monday through Friday surer. Mrs. Kathleen STATIONS Clarence Thirkell, John offered on Wednesday and Stations of the Cross and and on Saturday at 6, 7, Stoakes: James Green, ST FRANCIS DE SALES OUR LADY OF LOURDES Reichak, and Leonard Friday evenings at 8 Benediction will be held and 7:45 a.m. clerk: and Maynard Bel- each Friday evening at There will also he a o ’clock, in addition to the lerive. Charles Cato is "The Store of Person*! Service" Lamb, for their work with 1 ALA-DOWN the Webelos. regular morning Masses. 7:45. ■ 5:30 p.m. Mass said ev­ chairman of the superviso­ Mrs. Otto Seller will en­ Del Schenkelberg, presi­ ery day during Lent ry committee and other 1 PHARMACY Wesley Pharmacy Mother of God Monday through Friday. tertain the Mr.rian Bridge dent of the Holy Name members are Raymond 1 REXALL PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Mother of God Parish — circle with a uessert bridge society, extends an invita­ All weekday Ma.sses will Whiske and Steve Hu- 1 GIFTS BABY SUPPLIES ■ FREE DELIVERY G. L. Qwtnien M em ber St. Vincent on Feb. 9. St. Titus Can­ tion to all men of the par­ be said in the cafeteria, mann. Credit committee SERVICE All Saints ish to attend a meeting beginn ing Monday, Feb. ■ 260 SOUTH DOWNING ST. Wesley Ave. De Paul Parish asta circle will meet with members are John Valenta, ■ T e l. 777-2(>S*5. 777-2fiS() At So. Dow nm g 733-t*3a Mrs. Ramona Upp on Feb. Thursday evening, Feb. 9 13. Saturday Masses will chairman; Robert Miller, Altar Unit 14. at 8 p.m. be said in the church. All and Robert Dougan. SKCIALTY Sunday Masses will also be ST. CATHERINE'S ST. VINCENT OE PAUL Wednesday, Feb. 15, will Little to n St. Therese Installs Prexy be hamburger lunch day at held in the church. St. Mary’s Parish — St. Therese • Parish — 477-0599 455-990* Mrs. Barbara Briscoe the school. (Littleton) — St. Mary’s S t. A n n e 's STS PETER & PAUL was recently installed as The Key and Sword (Aurora) — The Rev. BUSY CORNER Altar and Rosary society Shrine of St. Anne Par­ VILLAGE president of the Altar and society will meet Thurs­ James Hamblin, pastor, GASMAN STANDARD will meet Thursday eve­ ish — (Arvada) — Each DRUG STORE Rosary society of All day, Feb. 16, at 8 p.m. in has announced that addi­ SERVICE ning. Feb. 9. week-day during the sea­ I’lnlcssioii.il J’li.irtii.u ists REXALL DRUG SainLs parish, Denver. The the school gym. Jack tional evening Masses will An informative film by son of Lent there will be a Atlas Tires Butteries 1‘rompt Delivenj Rev. Edward Putnam, curator of the be offered during Lent. W 38th Ave & Federal Blvd the American Cancer Soci­ 5:30 p.m., Mas.s at the Accessories S c r r ic c D a y, as­ Denver Museum of Natu­ There will be a Muss on Denver. Colo. ety titled "Who You?’’ will w. 3itti «t • Cosmetics — Photo Supplies Shrine of St. Anne. During Mondays at 7:15 p.m. in ( s t a n d a r d ) Sheridan sistant ral History, will give a • Liquors — Imported Wines pastor, of- be shown. Dr. John Egle- the week there will be a 7:30 424-9918 Kvery issue of every talk and present a film newspaper contains infor­ Where Aecuracn Counts fi c i a ted a t ton will be present for a p.m. Mass on W’ednesdays on animal wildlife. and Stations of the Cross and mation and features of in­ the installa­ question and answer period St. Francis de Sales ST MARY MAGDALENE The Men’s club will Benediction of the Blessed terest to every memix?r of 1425 So. H o lly 756-8343 tion. following the film. sponsor a corporate Com­ Sacrament on Fridays at the family. A ls o i n - The meeting will be at 8 BYERS "6 6 ” SERVICE munion and dinner for the p.m. in the lower level of 2:20 p.m. and 7 p.m. Attention stalled were ^ men and boys of the parish the church. St. Anne’s school chil­ MEXICAN FOOD ST. MARY'S, LimnON ALL SOULS. ENGLEWOOD 1 were Irenei Sunday, Feb. 26. Mass will dren are having a Science Steinmeyer,! St. Froncis Mate Frtsk Daily By EiperU begin at 4:30 p.m., followed Fair Feb. 14. from 6:30 to "Sunday Morning Brrakfa*l" WHEEL first vicej______by dinner in the school St. Francis de Sales 8:30 p.m. in the school ALAMEDA MEXICAN CAFE ALIGNMENT SELL 4 LESS president; Mr*. B riw oe gym. Volunteers to assist Parish — (Denver) — The tiM E. Alamada 723-2m W. 2Uth at X avier CHERRELYN Marian Moyer, trfeasurer; Kym. Stop in After M ats 477-97H2 with set-up and clean-up men and boys of the parish Parish statistics for the R * x a t t DRUG STORE Mary Herion. second vice are asked to call Bernard are invited to receive Com­ past year, as reported by ST FRANCIS De SALES In Sickness end m Heelih president; Ethel Beethe. McNulty, 238-4403. or Jer­ I’lim ie 7S?>-2.>()I recording secretary; Agnes munion corporately on the pastor, gives the CURE d'ARS DRUG STORE ry Boettcher. 421-2420. Sunday. Feb. 12 at the 8 following information; 316 E. Alameda Super Serv. B R O A D W A Y At Q U IN C Y Evans, historian: Pat Rich­ E N G L E W O O D (^tMiiplele 'I'mieiip 7f4-l2*« ard. parliamentarian: and M t. C a rm e l o’clock Mass under the baptisms. 47 marriages. 27 FREE PARKING Helen Hernandez, financial auspices of the Holy Name converts. 25 deaths, 366 A: B ra k e Serv. 7SO0 W M am Littleton. Colo Mt. Carmel Parish — society, the Boy Scouts, first communicants, 270 DUCKWALL’S FBKK si‘cretary. (Denver) — The annual and the Cub Scouts. children and adults con­ Denver's Newest Pickup M»0 \V. .T*»th n.ne. Burnett, presiding judge of ST. CATHERINE'S, COMMERCE CITY "Howdy” FOR AND DELIVERED the Denver County Court, 122 2:)*»7 TRAPPIST CANDIES Bob's Place ArradLi. Colorudii T F L A V O R S - 3*c BAG will show a film in con­ CoMav al Downing 223 l*7S| junction with a discussion Sales and Service :)(M) So. c:ol«. Bivd. on "The Christian Lay­ AL'S APPLIANCES aH makes C:0\V T O W N . man’s Participation in the COLO. MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD HOLY CROSS. THORNTON Denver Probation Pro­ Commerce C«tv * gram." Rodto Controlled Serve* Conti ST. PATRICK'S Iliff REXALL Drug During I.#ent, there will 2M *1*3 3U 0ei0 C IT Y V IE W be an evening Mass each ARROW Prescription Druggists SERVICE P ii'-l III I’u'xt riptioiis Professional Pharmacy TRY ST. VINCENT K.inI I rii DfliMTv P h. 287-5535 STATION 22:iH So C o lo r.k Io K b cl. 079* N . Corona DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE Th o rn to n 29, Colo. P h o n e 7*57-7(>77 TUNE UP A BRAKE SERVICE See Bob Pobles j j c d J b j u X . nil P»COt 4SS-0737 The newspaper is eon- ST ANTHONY OF PADUA * FIRST venlent; it may be eon- LOW tK SHOP Fienta Ditihpfi-Open Stock suited at a lime most "BUD"STEPHENS 1*2 St P «u l S lr »»l OifU • Hardware • Paint convenient to every 3M 401* Rx ClaHH - Toys member of the family. fr»m Cherry Cree* N«i>onal EDDIE'S PTA Carnival Pipe Threading Prescription Window Shades • Key Ereth Flowert CONOCO A Mexican dinner will be featured at the l*TA Duplicating & Rx carnival sponsored by Christ the King parish. Open Friday Evenings CECIL'S SUPER AUTO SALES Denver. Preparing posters to advertise the event T2 Broadway 7.*W-2940 CECIL MEACHAM. Pro* 922-1161 which will be held Feb. 14 in the school from 2 Reaerved Ciiatomer QUALITY MEATS —FISH —POULTRY n o n W . A In m e d a 733-0331 until 7 p.m., are. left to right. Sister Hose Clare, l^arking State Inspection Stetion FRIENDLY DRUG eighth grade teacher: Sheila Dunn, and Damen on Church lx>t. Natifiniilly AdvertiKod Brandi* Foeak here in at 650 17th street. Denver. council expressed itself in my own name, when I try Although the firm is a the following terms: "This to expound in the light of member of the New York council realizes that cer­ the discourse of Oct. 29 the Stock Exchange and other tain modern conditions firm directives concerning stock exchanges and deals John J. Sullivan often keep couples from the practical attitude to be in mutual funds, unlisted to humanitarian and wel- arranging their married adopted while waiting for securities and other secu- fare activities. lives harmoniously, and the eventual pronounce­ rities, Sullivan’s first and Sullivan has also served that they find themselves ment of the Church. greatest interest is corpor- as treasurer of the Arch- in circumstances where at (To Be Continued) Terri Maddock ate and municipal under- diocesan Catholic Charities least temporarily the size writing. since his inception. of their families should not Sullivan’s firm buys such A Denver native, Sulli- be increased. As a result, Regis High secu rities with its own van was educated at Ca- the faithful exercise of love MOVING? funds and then sells them thedral high school and and the full intimacy of to its clients. Regis college. After several their lives are hard to To Present Bosworth-Sullivan has years in the contract de- maintain. But where the provided capital for many partment of Denver 'Madwoman' local and national firms, and Electric company, he Jean Giraudoux’s The including the first securi- entered the investm ent Anyone Can Play (he Madwoman o f Chaillot, a ties of Daniel and Fisher business where he believed witty and bright comedy Stores Co., Gardner Denver he could best participate in NEW PLAYER PIANO! Youth's Science Project about "the pure in heart Co., and Denver Gas and the area’s future growth. who value the richness of Electric Co., predecessor of In 1927, he fou n d ed Mrs. Jack Pautler, teacher at Holy Family grade school, Denver, and life over the richness of Public Service Co. of Colo- Sullivan and C om pany Celeste Reinort, eighth grade student at Holy Family, left, listen as Steve purse,’’ will be staged by rado. and in 1946 the firm was Eberhart, eighth grade pupil at Holy Family explains his science exhibit of the Regis high school, Sullivan’s own indus­ consolidated w'ith Bos­ a cabinet construction which demonstrates the principles of circuits, lights, Denver, dramatic group at try has honored him worth, Chanute, Lough- and bells. Students from six Denver schools, having ntw science texts, will Bonfils theater, Denver, with responsible posi­ ridge and Company, es­ display science experiments and projects at the open meeting on education Feh. 9. 10, 11. tions at a national level. tablished in 1916. Sulli­ for all principals and parents to be held at Cure d’ Ars school. Denver, on Directed by the Rev. A. He has served as presi­ van has served as presi­ Rent a Truck Thursday, Feb. 28, at 9:45 a.m. J. Deeman, S.J.. the play dent of the board of dent of Bosworth, Sulli­ won a New York Drama governors of the Associ­ van, since the merger. Critics circle award in ation of Stock Exchange Active in many of Den­ from RYDER 1949. Firm s, chairm an of the ver’s civic groups, includ­ Youth Highlights The play, said Father governors of the Nation- ing the Central City Opera By the hour — day — week Deeman, is a lyiixture of al Association of Securi- association and the Denver — year — Ryder can supply ties Dealers and gover­ any size truck you need. Loretto Honors satire on present-day soci­ Civic Theater, he is a past Meet at Roncalli high be held Feb. 11. A Blue ety and hilarious fantasy. nor of the Investment president of the Rotary Service you can depend on! Thirty-nine Denver area school, Pueblo. Events in­ and Gold Dinner will be Regis high school stu­ Bankers Association of Club of Denver and the 534-8211 girls were among 126 stu­ cluded original oratory, ex­ held Feb. 13 by Boy Scout dents fill the male parts. America and was for United Fund and is a dents named to the Dean’s temporaneous speaking, Troop 84 and Pack 841. The title role will be three years a member of trustee of the Bonfils list for outstanding aca­ humorous interpretation, The two Scout units will played by Terri Maddock. the board of governors Foundation and the Denver RYDHR demic achievement during interpretation of oratory, also sponsor a carnival Others featured in the cast if the New York Stock Foundation. T ffU C K the past semester at Lor- and debate. Benet Hill Feb. 18, from 3 until 9 are Pat Madden, Steve Exchange. RSMTAL. INC. etto Heights college. Stu­ participated in all events p.m. Proceeds will be used Scott. Kristy Feldker. and Designated by Pope Pius dents must maintain a and won three superiors for the purchase of a bus Dorothy Leonard. Settings XII as a Knight of St. minimum of 2.50 out of a and 10 excellent awards. for Scout activities. are by John Nylander. Gregory in 1942, Sullivan JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. possible grade score of Tickets can be obtained was named a Knight of 3.00. Lady of Grace Colo. Springs the evening of the perform­ 221 BROADWAY Malta in January. 1961. NEED Sanitized Vans and . i New officers of the girls’ K. G. Freyschlag, vice ance at the door. Reserva- The Catholic militaiy reli- Local & Long Distance Equipment B e n e t H ill sodality at Our Lady of president of the Exchange tions may be had by call- gious organization, dating OFFICE MOVING More than 40 students at Grace parish. Denver, are National Bank at Colorado ing Mike” ’ ’Litzau, ’ 455-1374. from‘ 113 - A.D., - is devoted - Packing and Benet Hill academy, Colo­ Judy Burkhart, president; Springs, will speak to stu- SUPPLIES . Shipping rado Springs, were named Ruth DeChant, vice presi- dents and faculty members Foreign Service Via to the honor roll for the dent; Mary Herman, secre- of St. Joseph convent high Sea or Air second quarter of the tary; and Clara Herman, school. Colorado Springs, CYO Activities scholastic year. treasurer. Members will on "The Banking System of A ll S a in t s DIAL 722-2855 Twenty Benet Hill Acad­ receive Communion cor­ Members will meet Feb. parish CYO. Denver, will the United States.” Feb. 9. hold a ski trip to Winter emy speech students re­ porately during the 10 a.m. 12 at 2 p.m. in the school OFFICE A g e n t For UNITED VAN LINES cently attended the Ron- Mass on Feb. 19. A recep­ St. Mary Academy hall, to view The Parable. Park on Feb. 26. 8 n.m. Discussion will follow'. The until 6:30 p.m. Skating calli Invitational- Speech tion for new members will Drama students at St. and tubing are also avail­ FURNITURE . Mary’s academy, Denver, event is open to public and w ill present a group of P«rochial school students able. Cost of the bus trip fairylan d tales Sunday, >" grades nine through 12. is $2.75. Reservations, which must be made by Feb. 26, from 2 until 4 C a t h e d r a l Feb. 20. may be made by p.m., in the forum of the The annual retreat for calling Mrs. John (>ee, SEE high school. The event, members of the Cathedral 9 8 5 -5 5 2 2 , or Mrs. Del sponsored by the alumnae CYO w ill be held Feb. Kulbe, 935-0256. of the academy, will fea­ 10-12 at Camp St. Malo. ture a magic show pre­ Allenspark. The theme will St. A n n e 's sented by Mr. and Mrs. be "As Tall as the Moun­ Rt. Anne's CYO. Arvada, COMMERCIAL Earl Reum and their chil­ tains." Kenna Van Etten, a will have an ice skating dren. Cathedral junior, has been party on the Bethlehem The drama students will chosen to run for an Arch­ Fathers Farm in Broom­ PRODUCTS CO. design the sets for the diocesan office at the CYO field S un day. Feb. 19, production which is being convention. starting at 7 p.m. Big bon­ Denver's Finest Dealer directed by Mrs. Michael fires for warming and 1624 - 17th St. Moriarity, drama instructor N o tre D a m e dancing to records in the Ph. 534-2343 Members of Notre Dame barn will be featured. at the school. ca-*’' vtv ^ For The Fines/ Cleamnfi da^V* And Repairing Visit Art Museum Electric Compani| ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS Visiting the Denver Art Museum’s current NEW RUGS and CARPETS exhibit, "The Language of Vision,” is one method o f learning geometry for students at St. Mary’s 0 ^ ^ C M K 4 t • m O V S T JtlA l • CCMHOOM acad<*my, Denver. Mrs. A. Richard Conroy, center, a Denver Art Museum guide, explains the I Beam Please call 244-6911 Ext. 383 construction to students Terry Tokarskl, left, and 1178 STOUT ST. ^ 222-5733 2630 E. 3rd 333-8640 or 322-8361 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Mara Grannell. and Mrs. Theresa Saracino. St. DINVER COLORADO Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Home 17ih and Stout 80202 • Member F. 0 . 1. C. Mary’s geometry teacher. Page 12 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 9, 1967 0 Lay Apostolate LEGAL NOTICES B r i g h t o n IN THB PROIATS COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT in ^ nnd County o( Oonvor ond Stofo ot Coiorotfo In and tor the City and County No. R-40M7 of Denver and State of Catorada COLONIAL 'Restless Christians' No. P-40S74 Adamson Mortuary NOTICE Of StNAL SCTTLSMENT In T h e M a n o r of the Estate Ot MORTUARY By Rev. James Kottoor the midst of the modern Church which they support freedom. It is the accept­ E > la l« ot OtLIE H. TOPPAN. (Da- Ethel C. Hoatord. Docoasad MR. AND MRS. JACK 24 H o u r A m b u la n ce S e rv ice caaMd) Notice of Hearing of Pellllon G re e le y , C o lo ra d o Commenting on the ter­ world. with their hard-earned ance of such a life that No. P 40207 To Sail Real Estala ST. GERMAIN mination of "vacatio legis” These phrases may not money, sometimes even makes a Christian an Notic* Is hef«by 9lv*o <8at I hava Tha Poopte ot tho Stale ot Colorado. Owners and Directors generously. No wonder Ilia d tny final raport In fha ProOata To Rost O. Hess; Katherine P. Wil­ -Member St. Augustine's Cburch- N. R t-«i Adam son Reed P. Adamson nnnounced by Pope Paul, be an accurate description apostle, be he lay or cleric. Court of fha City and County of Dan- liams; Howard Williams; Ella Craw­ urlghlen, Coierade Phone 1434 9th Ave. at 5th St. of ^he actual role played "vacatio legis" sounds var. Colorado, and tnat any parson ford. Ray Yourtg, Mary Coulter. May for the implementation of Apostolate cannot be de­ d a sirin o to oblact to fha sam a shall Young; Francis Young; Clara Young; the council decree on 'the by the laity in the Church rather disturbing to them. fined except in terms of flla written obitctlon with tha said and Dale Yourtg artd David Dunklae, For now they are spurred court on or batora M arch 10, 1W7. Guardian Ad Littm. persons in Inter­ Lay Apostolate someone today. Nor can they be personal acceptance, per­ ROBERT L. HILL est In said aslate. dismissed as totally base­ to action not only from sonal conviction, personal Exacutor Greeting; quipped: "Poor souls, the You are hareby notified that on this Colorado Springs both sides, but also from JOHN J. CONWAY laity are always the losers. less. But they speak today decision, personal action, 2Slh day of January. A.D. 1947, An­ in more realistic terms of above. and personal responsibility. Attorney for the astal# drew Wysowalcky, Administrator of The Church was the only •02 Equitable Bldg.. said estate, presented to and filed In resort left where we could the age of the emerging The vocal minorities, left O anver, Colorado 80202 said court his petition tor the sale of layman, of adult Chris­ THE PHILOSOPHY of or right, who speak with P h ; 244 aCM c e rta in real estate belonging to said Insured Losses be busy vacationing. Even (Published in the estate and situate In the City and the dead center is "immu- Denver Catholic Ragistar) Fire —Wind—Water that’s gone. Now they can tians, and of intelligent relative candor and take County of Denver and Slate of Colora­ , I DRIVE IN nism” which is the art of First Publication: Ftbruary 2. 1947 do. more fully described in said peti­ It's your right C atholicism . Pope Paul the risks and responsibil­ Last Publication: Ftbruary 23. 1947 J s to salact your rightly coll us restless tion. reference to which Is hereby Christians.” him self used the phrase avoiding responsibility. ities, are not a great made. MOTEL contractor. "the hour of the laity” to "Don’t disturb the peace; threat to the Church. The IN THE PROBATE COURT Y o u are further notified to appear Slay with “Jay" "Vacatio legis” is the pe­ In and lor tha City and County and answer o r otherwise plead to said Collins Const. p e titio n in w ritin g on or before the 820 N. Nevada describe the present phase don’t upset the order,” they greatest danger lies in the ot Oanver and Stata el Colorado Colo. Spgs. — 433-1900 riod between promulgation 22nd day of M arch. A .D . 1947. the day say. because they are afraid No. P-249SI and implementation of a of the Church. lethargy of the majority. It set for the hearing thereof, or on or that if a few did this NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT before the day to which such hearing law or decree. By issuing is the dead center we must Estate of TH O M A S A. V A N D E R B U R may be adlourned. or said petition Catholicum Christi Ec- THINKINfJ and speaking the minority would eventu­ worry about, because the (Deceased) w ill be taken tor confessed. PHIL LONG, INC. £AteL (phaAm aof. Church is not a place of No. P 24951 Given urtder my hand ar>d the seal clesiam (Jan. 10) and by in catchwords and slogans ally step on their toes as well Notice is hereby given that I have of said court at Denver, in the City PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST announcing the formation of can be both beneficial and and wake them up from their spiritual resort but the filed my final report In the Probate and County ot Denver and State of Court of the City and County ot Den­ Colorado, this 2Sth day ot January, Q jlc ltr t 8D2 N. Weber harmful. It can make people of God ever on the. a lay council, and a com­ spiritual and moral siesta. ver. Colorado, and that any person A .D . 1947. ME. 3-2069 mission for justice and people strive to become what They may be asked even to move. d e s irin g to object to the sam e shall D. M. Rowley file written obiecllon with the said Clerk of the Probate Court Cela. Springs, Cela. peace, Pope Paul formally the slogans say. It can also "get involved" — a phrase "The hour of the laity”, court on or before M arch 1. 1947. By Thomas OlFrarKasco COLORADO SPRINGS implemented the Decree on give-the impression that the very jarring to their ears. or "adult Christianity" will Aurelia A. Vartderbur Deputy Cleric Administratrix (Published in the Denver Catholic the Lay Apostolate. slogans say what the people The dead center can have meaning for practical MALEY & SCHIFF. Register) J. D. CROUCH have already become. The life only when the great a professional company First Publication: February 2. 1967 C. D. O'BRIEN hardly represent the life of Attorneys for the estate Last Publication: Ma[ch 2, 1947 LOETSCHER'S THE implementation two are often poles apart. a Christian born to the Majority of the vacationing 104 Broadway. may sound like a shatter­ A more realistic appra­ freedom of the children of laity are brought into the O anver. Colorado M203 744 3421 IN THE PROBATE COURT In and (o r tho City and County SUPER MARKET ing blow to the too fre­ isal of the post-conciliar, God. which in concrete mainstream of Christian (Published In the quent assumption that the laity would be to group means born to the risks renewal to become, if you Denver Catholic Register) of Oonvor and Slato ot Colorado F irst Publication: January 24. 1947 No. P-42SSI QUAllTf MtATS (Church is u spiritual resort them under the three fre­ and responsibilities of that will, restless Christians. Last Publication: February 14. 1947 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estato of ERNEST LEW STIDLE t PRODUCE center where the laity, ad­ quently-used labels — (D oceased) mitted through the waters right wing. *lefl wing, and No. P 42551 Quality Apparel Nationoliy Advertised of baptism, are left free to dead center. The first two All persons having claims against William Gass Guy M. Elder the above named estate are required .^N COLORADO SPRINGS Brands of Groceries spend a lifetime of leisure, — also referred to as pro­ to (lie them lor allowance in the P ro ­ SINCE 1872 security, ease and comfort gressives and traditional­ Requiem Mass was of­ Elder of Denver; and six bate Court of the City and County of 524 W. Colorado Ave. Named to Head fered Tuesday, Jan. 31, in grandchildren. Denver, Colorado, on or before the 27 kiovsa and Tejon Streets as do F>eoplc vacationing on ists — comprise no more day of Ju ly . 1947, o r said claim s shall a sunny beach. than a handful, yet are Presentation church, Den­ be forever barred. ver, for Guy M. Elder, 65, ANDREW WYSOWATCKY The Pope’s gesture may nonetheless a VOCAL Street Group Funeral arrangements ADMINISTRATOR succeed little to alter the minority. well-known Denver build­ were handled by Olinger (P ublished in the NOLAN FUNERAL HOME fact, least of all to make all ing contractor. Mr. Elder Denver Catholic Register) The dead center actually mortuaries. Burial was in First Publication: January 24. 1947 "restless Christians.’’ At make up the great bulk of The Denver 18th Street died Friday, Jan. 27, in Mt. Olivet. Last Publication: February 23, 1947 Mercy hospital, Denver, THE NOLAN FAMILY least it provides the faith­ the laity. They are like an Improvement Association MEMBERS N.VTIONAL CAIHOL'C FUNERAL DIRECTORS OUILO ful with an official permit inert mass acted upon by has selected new officers after a long illness. M E . 2-4 742 -to enter the active service the hierarchical (Church for 1967. They are William Many of the churches Military Academy Gets $5,000 Check of the Church if they care and pulled between the Gass, president; Vera L. and schools in the Archdi­ Hays, Kans. — A $5,000 The money, presented at to. Now they have a clear two galloping horses — the Cockrill, vice president; ocese of Denver were built check was presented U> the the Jan. 28 PTG meeting, REALTY choice either to continue progressives and the tradi­ and P. G. Dikeou, secre­ by Mr, Elder and he su- school administration at St. will be used to pay for re­ INSURANCE vacationing in the bosom tionalists. As a rule they tary-treasurer. p>ervised the construction of Joseph’s Military academy cent improvements in the MAY CO. of the Church (the hierar­ are a happy lot, and they the addition to St. Thomas’ by the school’s parent- cadet dining hall. New directors are War­ seminary, Denver. 72S NO. TEJON chical Church) or to be­ gladly let themselves to be teacher guild. Phon, 633-7731 come restless Christians in acted upon by the hierar­ ner H. Logan, Robert Born Aug. 19, 1901, at Colorado Spring, chical Church but they Jones, Herbert M. Crane, Greenup, 111., he attended hate being pulled and Vera L. Cockrill, Stuart schools there. He married pushed by the vocal mino­ Fiedelman, P. G. Dikeou, Miss Irene A. Forster in Ft Collins Zecha & Adams SHEARER Mrs. Irene Doyle and William Gass. Nevada Ave. at Cache La Poudre rity. Denver, Feb. 14, 1926. HARDWARE Requiem Mass was of- Mr. Elder was a member In a way the majority of The object of the group of the Associated General Automotive 2329 E a s t Platte fbred Jan. 31 in St. Helena the laity are still vacation­ is to insure the furtherance SHINN NORTHERN Newspaper circulation is and M E . 2-7288 Contractors of America. known and is comparatively church. Ft. Morgan, for ing in the bosom of the of a more dynamic growth PHARMACY Brake Service COLORADO SPRINGS ' Mrs. Irene Adeline Doyle, Surviving in addition to unaffected by daily or sea­ Church. They leave the of Commerce and industry his wife, are two sons, Guy “ Your Parish Drug Store" sonal change — there’s no . 72, a former member of business of their souls to in the 18th street area of Sacred Heart parish, Den­ M. Elder Jr., of Sedalia, • Free Delivery Service "summer slump." "Colorado Springs' Finest and Most Moder be run by the official the city. and Charles L. Elder of ver. Mrs. Doyle died in Ft. • Charge Accounts Morgan hospital, Jan. 27. Denver; a sister, Mrs. Ger­ Born in Denver, June 21, trude Corey of Denver; five L. C. GRIFFIN, OWNER al]r 23aui fUnrtuarg brothers, Fred A. and Ed Blythe-Goodrich 1894, she married O. Jo­ You Are Always E. Elder, both of Gardena. M em ber by Invitation O National Selected Morticians nathan Doyle in Sacred May they Rest Welcome At Shinn's Mortuary Members of the Staff Heart church, Denver, in Calif., Joseph I. Elder of Ambulance Service Rogers, Ark., Glen Elder of Northern Hotel Bldg. Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington 1914. The couple moved to Jack W. Goodrich Catholic F uneral Directors Morrison and Charles F. HU 2-I035-HU 2-1036 MU. 2-3208 Ft. Morgan county in 1927. MElrose 2-6671 Colorado Springs, Colo. She is survived by her In Peace husband: five daughters, BARTLETT. Frank, 2S44 S. ESPARSEN, Nellie. 1952 Lar­ Mrs. Sally Jensen, Craig; Milwaukee street. Requiem imer streeL Mass, Sacred Heart Mrs. Albert DeSempers, Ft. Mass, Christ the King church. church, Feb. 8. Interment, ML Morgan: Mrs. Beulah Feb. 8. Interment, Mt. Olivet. O liv e t McHenry, Ontario, Calif; Olinger mortuaries. FRAWLEY, Gertrude T.. 147 OVER CAN YOU GIVE Mrs. Dolly Patterson, I^a- BODEN, Mar>- C., 650 Milwau­ W. Irvington place. Requiem Harpe, 111.; and Miss Pa­ kee street. Requiem Mass. St Mass, St. Francis de Sales tricia Doyle, Ft. Morgan; John the Evangelist church, church. Feb. 4. Interment Mt five sons, Michael Doyle, Feb. 2. Interment M t Olivet Olivet Day-Noonan mortuary. 1 MILLION O N E H O U R Ft. Morgan; Peter, Wichita, BOWEN. Thomas F.. 2717 H A ST IN G S. P h ilip N.. 1355 S, Kans.; James, Denver; and King street Requiem Mass, St Vallejo street. Requiem Mass, Neil* , Calif. Dominic's church, Feb. 2. Inter­ St Ruse of Lima church, Feb. 6. She is also survived by ment, Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Interment, Ft. Logan. Olinger mortuaries. mortuaries. UNDER ARMS FOR PEACE three sisters and 16 grand­ children. BURNS. Robert H.. 215 W, HODAPP. Emma T., 1547 W. 2nd avenue. Requiem Mass, St Dakota (formerly of 1274 Kalam- Joseph's church, Feb. 9. Inter­ ath street). Requiem Mass, St DURING LENT? ment, Mt. Olivet Olinger mor­ Elizabeth's church, Feb. 9. In­ JACQUES tu aries. terment, M t Olivet Boulevard mortuaries. CAPRA, Albert (Bert), 8971 W. BROS. 46th place. Requiem Mass, Mt LOMBARDI. Elizabeth. 4571 Carmel church, Feb. 4. Inter­ Grove street. Requiem Mass, St ment. Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Catherine's church, Feb. 8. In­ mortuaries. terment, M t Olivet Boulevard rEVERY TUESDAY- mortuaries. DeCANIO. Salvatore (Tux), < « 3719 Shoshone. Requiem Mass, KOIS, Joseph (Joe), 1380 S. Mt Carmel church, Feb. 6. In­ Gray street Requiem Mass, St > * Anthony of Padua church, Feh. ST. ANTHONY DEVOTIONS terment, M t Olivet Boulevard The things you now choose mortuaries. 9. Interment Mt Olivet Boule­ tegeiher ere the things you vard mortuaries. ‘ t' will always cherish most. J MASSES 8:00 a.m ., 12:15 p.m ., 5:15 p.m < »■ KKKUTZER, Adam J.. 331 ^ MONUMENTSMONUME^ Strong street. Brighton. Re­ quiem Mass, St. Augustine's .O f Distlr JERRY BREEN DEVOTIONS 7:45 p.m. DtKtinction church, Brighton, Feb. 6. Inter­ • ' ^SSINC’E5 S IN C I 1902^^ ment, Brighton, Colo. « , U T M W. 44ih Ave. Florist CONFESSIONS before, during and after all services HA. 4-7SM-OP6N OAltV LEACH, Mrs. Royal J. (Maye), One block East of M t Olivet 1521 Champa 745 Milwaukee street Requiem Mass. St. John the Evangelist * I« ch u rch . Feh. 2. a O'HARA, Motlie, 428 S. Sher­ ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH man street Requiem Mass, St Francis de Sales church. Feh. 2. SWIGERT BROS. Interment. M t Olivet Howard 11th and Curtis St. mortuaries. “The Monastery of the Franciscan Brothers OPTOMETRISTS OMAHEN. Frank (Omaha), 4774 Pennsylvania street Re­ Devofed To Your Comp/efe Vision Core quiem Mass. Holy Rosary churrh. Feb. 8. Interment Mt Harry W. Swigert, O.D. OPTICIAN Olivet Boulevard mortuaries. Donlad E. Gooldy, O.D Fred Smaldone ROSS. Anna C.. 3315 Sheridan boulevard. Requiem Mass, St Jerry R.Pederson, O.D. Dominic's churrh, Feb, 1. Inter­ Cheiry Cie«k ment, Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. 1550 Co'ifotnia St. 231 Detioit St. 534-5819 355-7042 SCHMIDT, Michael, formerly of 4444 Milwaukee. Requiem Mass, Our Lady of Grace church, Feb. 8. Interment Mt Olivet Day-Noonan mortuar>'.

SCHWAB, I>onnn. 2418 New- Ion atreet. Requiem Mass. St Dominie's church. Feb. 3. Inter­ ment Mt Olivet Take Bus TRAPANI, C'hrisUipher l.ouls, 1000 Troy street Aurora. Infant No. 50 s o n o f M r. an d Mra. Ix>u T ra ­ pani. Graveside services, Mt tu Olivet, Feb. 1. Boulevard mor- Church Door tuaiiea.

PARK AVENUE MORTUARY ZUCOL, Rachel Mary. 5700 Cray atreet. Requiem Mass. HOWARD BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY Shrine of St. Anne'a churrh, HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1851 Feh. 6. Interment. Ml. Olivet Olinger mortuaries.

t Thursday. February 9, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 13 Elected Medical Staff President Bank Thanks YOUR PARISH REAL ESTATE Dr. P. L. Tobin has been general hospital, spoke on elected president of the St. experiences in Vietnam. Custom ers 1 Joseph medical staff for February has been des­ the coming year. He was Dr. Samuel B. Childs, a ignated as ''Customer Ap­ elected at the annual staff former president of the preciation Time” at Aurora ___ 1—-Cathedral 36 — St. Louis W nieeting held Colorado Medical society, is National bank, Denver, CHEESEMAN PARK AREA WANT TO SELL? ' 'I'^ursday the new president-elect and according to Edward F. Thil out$tsndlng 7 bedroom "W e need homes for sale" y evening, Jan. Dr. (i. W. del Junco was Hanifen, president. home is In D enver's choicest Personal attention given 2 6. at the re-elected secretary. "Years ago,” said Hani­ location. En|oy a fireplace in to your property. your bedroom, along with the Denver fen, "people had time to WILSON & WILSON A hospital. Dr. Tobin received his stop and property thank one In your livingroom. This 15 E . Bales 781 4683 home has a large formal din Major medical degree from St. their customers for their ingroom plus breakfast room off "Member St. Louis Parish" G e n e r a 1 Louis university, and took ( all K EN ( A V INS business. At Aurora Na­ the newly remodeled kitchen. R o b e r t E. his intern and residency tional bank we feel this Under $20,000. Terms. Call KIT­ llo> inu S^-llinu-Tnidinu TY HENDERSON. 238 7343 3 6 — Saint Louis ^Blount, training at St. Jo.seph hos­ old-fashioned friendliness is K E A I. ES I A T E 1 commanding pital. He and his family DUNTON DOUBLE VALUE an important part of the Handsome, Harvard brick, SEE general of are members of Blessed relationship between our­ R E A L TO R 2S5 5451 Dr. Tobin p i t z g i m o n s very good floor plan, 2 bed­ KENNETH R. CAVINS Sacrament parish, Denver. selves and our customers.” rooms each unit, extra big kitchens include breakfast OfC. 797 544S R e i 377 7173 4 — Annunciation and utility areas. Property built In 1956 has excellent Neat, little 3 bedroom brick. rental history, asking S1B.900. Van Schaack & Co. Clean full basement. Only $6,500. Especially easy terms. L. W. ARCHER CO. REALTOR INSUROR s - 275 L’niv<.*rKUy Hlvcl. ilS T C a l l; 722-431 2 fo r keys and 388-0427 information. I)<*nv WjMl Vd. t'd phoiii-nr mail hclort* .I I’.M. Tiicsdav The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each LOOK WHAT YOU GET People read newHpaper can he |)iihlisbi-d in llu- currenl « i-cL n paper. Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. FO R $15,950 ads when they are ready to PET BOARDING 6 — Blessed Sacrament Every room spacious; larger make a decision and to act APT. FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPER than average. New wall to wall — when they're ready to FURNISHED WANTED Dog Cat Boa'-dmg. Reason CO LO N IA L 2 Story buy. able rates. Puppies bought and 23 — St. Anne 31 — St. James carpeting in every room. 20 x 20 2546 15th St. The outside is aw­ Mature woman housekeeper for 7 covered patio, can be converted sold. 68th and No. Washington. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ful — but inside is very nice. fatherless children. Call before Can 288-5212. ET hot water heat. FOR PROFESSIONAL 4351 QUITM AN -5 rm$. Holy Family. into carport. A 15 year old New kitchen, new bath, very 11:00 a.m. 798 4959. 3456 Perry— 3 bdrm. brick — Edison home, redecorated inside and REAL ESTATE 2235 ELAA ST. BUYING - SELLING - TBA0IN6 nicely furnished. Reasonable REAL ESTATE 5095 Logan— 9 bdrms. Easy lermsi outside; 2/3rds. basement; mtn. rent. Adults only. MISC. FOR SALE FO R S A L E WERT & CO. 377-0544 5l49C larkson— 3-bdrm . Z-lr>d. 63'^ ft. view. Drive By 6387 SO. GAL REAL ESTATE 757-7711 Carroll ASSISTANCE IN 5155 Clarkson - 3 bdrm s. Z Ind. 100 ft. LUP. Then Call NICK 8AKI. Double bed with inner spring To Settle Estate; Sixty room 4636 LIrKOln — l -bdrm . O nly S4750. Eves. 777 6942 297 5403. Eve. 794 7290 mattress and box springs. hotel for sate. Suitable for re­ SELLIN G 4031 23 W. 39th. B rk duplex. $10,750 APTS. FOR RENT 7 — Christ The King STACKHOUSE "Realtor" 477 1670 366 9519 tirement home. Send for details. YOUR HOME OR VAN SCHAACK & CO. FURNISHED Collins Hotel, Stratton, Colo. REDUCED-BY OWNER NURSERY 2409 W. Main Realtor SEWING MACHINES M ain floor fam ily room , total BUSINESS Apartment, furnished, downtown. of 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, full Buy - Trade Walking distance to everything. Pre-School Training & Day Care 1966 W HITE-ZIGZAG DOES MOST EVERYTHING. finished basement, covered pa­ CALL 37 — St. M ary Furnished buffets and 1 bedroom for your young child. Whole $10.00 CASH TA K E S tio. Must see interior to ap­ Call: JO E RAY a p a rtm e n ts . Reasonable and Lou Caprioglio 422-3780 L is t -S e ll- MOVE FAST ON THIS FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP some surroundings, qualified 825-5080 preciate. 1248 F A IR F A X respectable. Pensioners wel­ $1,850 A S S U M P TIO N !) R m . 744.3164 — OfC. 397-S433 personnel, licensed, open to 32 — St. John Real opportunity here on a come. 222-7327 SINGER DIAL A STITCH SENIOR RESIDENTIAL MEMBER all faiths. 333-4490 4 level home with a total of 4 Zigzags, buttonholes, fancy bdrms. and 3 baths. Large 2 room furnished apartment. Hours-6:30 A.M.—6 P.M. SOCIETY OP REAL ESTATE 725 Y O R K recreation rm. and 2 fire­ N.W. Metro Area 477-5237 stitches all without attachments places.Completely elec, kitch­ Near Elitch's. 2nd floor in ex­ Lovely and extra big 2-3 bed­ Van S c h a a ck & Co. or 4S5-68S7 to buy. Assume 2 payments of 17— Notre Dame APPRAISERS en. If you need lots of room change for light services. $4.75 or $8.50 cash. 244 6450 rooms, fully carpeted. Sunny and can handle $203 mo. pay­ REALTOR INSUROR 534-7560. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 1 Block to Church 8. Schools MOORE kitchen is 12*/i X 13*/^, separate ments for everything, please 275 University Blvd. call GEORGE BECK E'R. DAY NURSERY WANTED O N L Y $23,950 Realtor M33 Ralston Rd. 431 SSI I form ica breakfast room, main Home: 789-0563 or Office: Denver, Colo. The newspaper is conven floor form ica fa m ily room or 297-5405. (813 W. Geddes C r.) lent: it may be consulted at a C H ILD C A R E For this lovely 4 bedroom 4 level 3rd. bedroom. Entire basement PERSONAL brick home. 1»i baths, living- 24 — St. Anthony time most convenient lo every Child care — 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Is fully finished and tiled, has 2 VAN SCHAACK I7th Ave. pkwy. One child over room, full dining room. Large 2409 W. MAIN Realtor member of the family. F R E E W IG kitchen, carpeting and drapes. 2-BEDROOM more good bedrooms and 33 ft. CALL TONIGHT! Earn a free wig. Have a wig party age 2. $15.00 wkly. Licensed fam ily room, big cedar closets, We are building 2 Ranchettes Full finished basement with rec FULL BASEMENT EDUC. & INST. n y o u r hom e. Call D O N for home in Blessed Sacrament room, laundry room. Patio in storage, and workshop rooms. on 2'A acres, both North and details. 424-4647 Parish. 333-2592 Separate din rm ., detached ga­ Hot water heat, 2 car front drive 37 — St. Mary's North East locations. Plan now beautifully landscaped fenced rage, fenced yard. No down to D ANCIN G yard. 2 car attached garage. garage. This property Is on 2'a to make one of these your new BOYS and GIR LS Vets. Pymts. only $77 mo. Quick RETIRING Mtn. and city view. Call 934-7893 poss. lots, it is quality throughout and country home. Have Horses! From 4 years and up ONE DOLL SPECIAL is the best priced house in this Choose your own colors. Other • TAP • TOE • JAZZ to see 2208 SO. Z U R IC H C T. Call Russ Coleman. 935-1111 GOING TO TRAVEL Tc Introduce You to the Register Classified Section area. So says the owner of this cozy acreages available. Call, D OU G­ • MODERN • BALLET TASSET REALTOR 3-bdrm. home with fireplace and LAS, Please call . . . 238-5218 Alter 4 p.m. FOR SI. 00 Y O U G E T 20 WORDS OR LESS IB — O u r Lady of Fatimo 936 2361 L W. ARCHER CO. cov. patio, plus garage. Long- 421-5243 Eves. 934 9989 388 0427 tasting brick construction. No VANTAGE BUILDERS JEANNE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE T O B U Y , S E L L OR S W A P painting necessary for it has DIFFERENT HELP WANTED This offer good for CClassified Section only. 26 — St. Catherines 32 — St. John the been done inside and out recent­ I This custom 3-bdrm. brick ranch ly! A real buy at $15,950 — for Supplement grocery m oney. ? lo Does not app ly to Real Estate Display Iw ill appeal to you. Spacious Evangelist 3326 W . A rlin gton . See N IC K Serving Denver 4 d aily. W E T R A IN . Mothers- 4640 E LIO T Adve rtising areas including the large entry Cute 2-bdrm. frame with ga­ BA K I, 297-5403 or 794-7290 eves. Over 40 Years Retirees-and Moonlighters. No I hall. Master bdrm. Is over 17x13, rage. Needs paint. Only $10,250 EXCELLENT LOCATION For MORTGAGE obligation. Send for details. P. FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX 'large all electric kitchen with conv. Jay, 922-0181 or Edith, 6 bdrms., 3’/* baths, livrm. LOANS O. Box 1032, Littleton. built-in refrigerator. Nicely land­ VAN SCHAACK 985-1919. dinrm, & kitchen. Bdrm . & bath Call scaped, fenced garden, part in bsmt. Hot water heat, garage 2409 W. M A IN REALTOR HELP WANTED bsm t. 2-car garage plus other (71 M A) ______FEMALE extras. Fast occupancy. CITY WIDE REALTY CO. J O E R A Y Bennett Horton, Inc. 744-2184 297-5433 4 1 — Sts. Peter & Paul 1540 Emerson 534-4267 R E A L T O R S 934-5641 $6600 * REALTORS HOUSEKEEPER $15,950 WANTED w ill assume present loan, cus­ VAN SCHAACK Brick, 2 bedrooms, fireplace. tom brick rancho, only 4 yrs. TO FOR 26 — St. Catherines 275 U N IV . B LV D . Realtor Part basement, garage, covered old. 3 bdrms., baths, full un­ breezew ay, nicely landscaped, B U Y - S E L L - TR A D E CATHOLIC PARISH finished lower level. H.W . heat, 5155 BR YA N T fenced back yard. Transporta­ YOUR REAL ESTATE the large family room with fire­ HOUSE OPEN SAT. 2 fo 4 tion I block. BA U M N A, 237-6479 CALL: BERNARD BEAULIEU place opens to the covered patio, Newlyweds or Retired Couples 1 or 2 Priests CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO and garden area. Stockade NIXON REALTY 377-3201, Eves. Price reduced for quick sale on Close to Denver Classified Advertising, The Register fenced. All electric kitchen. 2-car 421-0840 MOORE REALTY CO. References garage. A ll this topped with a this 2 bedroom home. Newly Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to decorated throughout. Attached 985-4401 cedar shake roof. Ready for oc­ STROUT Write c/o Box M-1 garage. Close to everything. 825-1145 cupancy. The Register Fresh as Mint Ice Cream For additional info on these, or 42 — St. Philomena other Applewood homes, call GREENBRIER REALTY»2 ii79 233 6537 or Mark Baldwin, REALTY IV2 STORY-$14,750 TIRED OF RENT??? 233-4800 evenings. Entrance hall to 23 ft. living- AS LITTLE AS $50 DN. 28 — St. Dominic's room with fireplace, built-in 2-3-4 Bdrms, book shelves, diningroom is • WORLD'S LARGEST All Areas. RIDGEWOOD HOUSE FOR RENT 17 ft., separate breakfast Call For Info. SERVICE DIRECTORY • NATIONWIDE room off kitchen. Three bed­ S rooms. Utility room, basement, heat LAWS REALTY furnished. Healed attached garage. On • 67 YEARS SERVICE rooms with walk in closets, R E A L TO R bus line. Adults, references. 3936 W. bath, and sleeping porch on 238-6461 Eves. 429-5804 825-1145 9485 W. Colfax 39th A ve. 2nd floor. Big family room, second fireplace in full base­ ment— hot wafer heat-one car RiPOSSESSIONS BUILDERS L A U N D R Y & 7 — Christ the King garage. SERVICES NEW ALL AR EA S & CONTRACTORS __^DRY_^LgANmG^ (APPLIANCES) L. W. ARCHER CO. "W e have the keys. 388-0427 Many-no down, BUILDING and CONTRACTING call us A N Y T IM E ." Ju»t Compare . CHUCK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 1205 ELM ST. SPRING For Any Remodeling you'll see the difference! 279-1523 421-3519 429-1629 in Your Home — Inside or Out Most maior appliances serviced. Architect-builder will build. WE HAVE CASH BUYERS CLOVERLEAF REALTY Ling-Temco Dishwashers. 2-story brick — Central hall CATALOG 6435 W . S5lh A ve. Arvada ! 936-5456 4 Bdrms. — 2*/T Baths for 2 3 8f 4 bdrm. homes, also Malnfloor paneled familyrm. with fireplace dbles. in North Denver. Fast ler FREE pick-uu and delivery by action, dependable service, 12 SEWER CLEANING Elec, kitchen Ibe man in BLUE FREE full time salesmen. Call for IT PAYS 2 car garage — 2 lots (50 x 125) with mature trees. ACME • • • an appraisal with no cost or CALL JACK REIS Wall-to-wall carpeting TO ADVERTISE obligation. Call anytime, PAIN TIN G & SANITARY & SEWER SERV. 2064 sq. ft. of living area plus full bsmt. FARMS-RANCHES 455 4737. DECORATING • SiN irj • Septic Tanks Full Price $28,500 BUSINESS — HOMES K. C. ENSOR REALTY CO. • Sand Traps I Crease Traps Cleaned Allow 3'3 months for completion. 9926 Ten n yto n Realtor 655-4737 CONSTRUCTION PAPERING Cali THE REGISTER STEAMING Sewer t Water Service 495-2124 7P1-247J 429-9746 JOHN BRESCIAN STROUT REALTY ACMAC TEXTURING ::[c o/vsr/iocr/oN co. 238-1044 PAINTING DENVER RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST 5199 (M ) SO. BROADWAY $21,500. 6795 S. S H E R M A N . STORM WINDOWS Res: 388-1092 California Contemporary. Sun Holy Cross 777-9375 Englewood, Colo. 80110 761-1750 Holy Trinity GENERAL CONTRACTOR All makes storm doors, windows, Office: 297 5432 deck. W alk out bsmt. to patio MOUNTAIN-EMPIRE screens and patio doors repaired and fenced yard. Main floor has REPOSSESSIONS Rtmodtiing-AddlMont DECORATORS and adjusted. Insurance claims. carpeted livingrm ., fireplace, 3 N e w ly re d eco ra ted 2-, 3-, 4- Residential — Commercial Reasonable rates. bdrms., is

(resident and day school) BOULDER,COLORADO

is now accepting early application of above average ability students for the 1967-1968 school year.

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