I Credo for Today I James Prohens, C.R., O T H E R Th Eatine Ap­ Ashes from the Coal Stove

O 'vj Z C3 ARN m >nj o 04 2 '>J C/) ✓ E R , C O L O . < -i I A Murder Every Hour m "D i-k m XD O' m O ' 04 m < o r~ 04 lerson to say o c m confessional \Crim e Running W ildl o c/D X) ro ot submitted im it no seri- The nation has been stunned almost increase for cities was 7 p>er cent. The m em ber any into disbelief twice in the past few weeks increase in ‘ cities with more than 250.000 by two outrageous criminal rampages. population, however, was by only 4 per B frequent for First came the systematic slaughter of cent. one need fear eight young nurses in Chicago. Then a m o X o tn his past life young student with a private arsenal TH E IN C R E A S E IN criminal activity X3 2 or Confession. killed 15 persons and wounded nearly by juveniles exceeds the over-all increase. l,you can find ■ three dozen on the University o f Texas Although arrests for serious crimes in­ jsubmit to the campus. creased only 33 per cent from 1960 to But just as shocking was the report 1965, arrests o f persons under 18 for se­ I issued last week by the Department of rious crimes jumped by 47 per cent. Justice that the incidence of serious crime The Justice Department’s report for ly acquaint- in the U n ited States increased 46 per 1965 also contained information from a k on Satur> cent from 1960 to 1965 — while the na­ two-year-old program to keep track of God*s law. tional population increase was only 8 per known criminals, to check on repeaters. cent. As of Dec. 31, 1965, 135,000 individ­ n influenced ual offenders had been listed in the new achings. She B U T IF T H IS report really shocked file. FBI statistics showed three out of ^ as animal U.S. citizens, there has been precious four had been arrested on some charge little evidence o f it. For virtually nothing before the arrest that put their record 1 pork were ChurchilMan Wit no Christian has been done to correct the serious into the new program. 5 them. The shortcomings of the probation and parole "The en tire group had an average In the House of Parliament systems or to bolster dangerously under­ one of the duly elected mem­ Christ’s Re- crim inal career of more than 10 years manned police departments, despite the during which they averaged five arrests,” bers was holding forth in a huge gaps disclosed by the same statisti­ the FBI said. "Forty-eight per cent have somewhat erratic speech. "Remember A heckler, a lady, stood and cal report. been arrested in two or more states . . . day,” is a shouted at him: "Sir, you are The figures were released by Attorney isofar as it ”Over one-half of the criminals had drunk.” General Nicholas deB. Katzenbach and J. benefitted from leniency in the form of The . Parliamentarian eyed aw that w0 Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal * the public parole, probation, conditional release, the lady and replied: "You are Bureau o f Investigation, in their annual quite right, madam, and you ish ceremo- or suspended sentence, and, after the report of criminal activity. "first leniency, the group averaged are also ugly. Tomorrow I will the Jewish The report showed more than 2,- be soberT# • •• .-. ind as such 'more than three new arrests.” - 750,000 serious crimes occurred in the The report said narcotics offenders had ceremonial nation in 1965 — an increase o f 6 per The word "humility” is the highest rate of repeating the same derived from the Latin cent over 1964. crime — 53 p>er cent arrested more than entists con- word "humus,” which sur­ 'On a Flying Night—A Flock of Bells' Last year, 9,850 persons were mur­ once. The repeat rate among burglars was imandment. prisingly o r not is the root dered in the United States, 206,700 48 per cent, gamblers 47 per cent, and word for "dung.” essors, who *'The priestly office is discharged upon earth, but holds the rank of were victims of aggravated assault, ■rs in God’s bad check writers 40 per cent. heavenly things; and very rightly so. For not man, nor angel, nor archan­ and there were 1,173,200 robberies. "Leniency in the form of probation, School boards have a tough d the Third gel nor any other created power, but the Paraclete Himself, instituted this Forcible rape increased 9 per cent — suspended sentence, or parole had been job these days — monitoring ispensation, order, and induced those who yet abode in the flesh to make manifest the to 22,470. granted to 55 per cent of the burglars the length of the girl’s dresses and details ministry of angels. Wherefore, it behooves him that is consecrated to be as Suburban areas and smaller cities are and 54 per cent o f the bogus check offen­ and the boy’s hair, fighting LBJ for the kid’s milk, and pure as one who stands in heaven itself among those powers.” — St. John recording the biggest increase in criminal ders,” the report said, "yet both of these Chrysostom (Photo is of the departure bell at MaryknoU seminary, New activity. Crime in the suburbs increased guarding them against catch­ criminal types had a high rate of repeat- ing religion. Y o rk ) by 8 per cent in 1965, while the over-all (Turn to Page 2) — Ms|fr. W. H. Jones > long for in Church " I go to Mass at St. Caje­ /orced? tan’s because I cannot under­ reed points stand the sermons. . remarriage School . . . Alarm? . . . — (Jene Cervi Droved that I f no proof denoer ^ catholic A little boy’s prayer. . . f can take "Lord, if you can’t make Registration for F r . Hughes me a better boy, don’t wor­ ty is very students in arch­ writes about Cath- ry about it. I’m having a real good time as it is.” mpts mar- diocesan schools olics alarmed ben some- h a s been about the course It seems that Picasso’s hou.se is himself was burglarized. Luckily(?) dous mar- announced. Details th e Church is Pablo got a glance at the stion of a on Page 2. COLORADO’S LARGEST W EEKLY taking. Section 2, thief, so the Surete asked for ally when a likeness of the guy. Page 4. Then they arrested the hinges on Thursday, August 4, 1966 e persons, Archbishop o f Paris, two gen­ VOL. LX No. 52 darmes, padlocked the Louvre, solved and kept a 24-hour guard on the Eiffel Tower, and suppressed is always the evidence against de vidence is Gaulle. Maryknoller Calls for a Stand Paulist Deplores No convictions so far!

ym ptom s You Have AGED If You m on? 'Musical Junk' Can Remember. . . Needed: Religious When men and boys sported • and cer- By Jack Bacon handmaid of prayer, it will a broken arm from cranking ritual of A flood of "musical junk” lift the heart to God. If it’s the family car. words in is being foisted on Catho­ sensual, it will do the op­ When you brought your own ng one so Who Are Outspoken lics in the guise o f music posite.” gallon bucket or jug to the itant and for the new liturgy, ac­ Father O'Malley said he store to buy syrup or vinegar. h beyond cording to the director of had found "very little” When you carried your Washington — The reli­ *’Where do you stand? to the poor,” he declared. one of the world’s best worthwhile music among lunch to school in a tin mol- gious in the world today is as.ses bucket. freqiiont. What is your opinion? " I f you’re poor, you go to known choirs. the great amount being the only person who can Where is your decisive­ D.C. General (hospital), Father Eugene F. written for use in the lit­ When housewives thought id with it they had a modern home after afford to be ‘charismatic, ness? There was a man that’s where the dirty urgy today. A t the same :al states O’Malley, C.P.S., director the water pump was installed is e o f a but most are too indecisive, who came and said, 'War people go. I f you’re poor, of the famed Paulist choir time, however, he sees a MaryknoU priest told a no more.” There was a you go to public schools, on the back porch. 3) by te- of Old St. Mary’s church in "very encouraging” signs in When peanut butter was cut corded o f vocations conference at the council that said we be­ they’re for poor people. Chicago, said, however, he the fact that serious efforts and wrapped in wax paper. . "And between the lines I Gassner, Catholic University of lieve now that war can is optimistic about the fu­ to upgrade liturgical music When girls rolling their America here. be eliminated from the face can read, if you’re poor, itin to a ture o f Church music — are being made. hose were considered fast. **Why aren’t religious o f the earth. . • you join the Jehovah’s When kids wore knee-length lorant o f Father Nadal Father Santamaria — and about the future of the most outspoken "What are we saying Witnesses, because that’s pants and cotton sox. sry com- his and other choral orga­ W H A TE V E R is done, he people in the world,** about it? Nothing, because where you poor people go. When button shoes, celluloid ak Latin Also/ St. Cajetan's Pastor nizations. said, must include preserv­ asked the Rev. Blase we have nothing to say, You’re poor? Join the Pen- collars, and silk shirts were that she "It’s something that’s ation of the Church’s "mu­ Bonpane, a voca­ because we don’t have an tecostals. Those are the the latest fashions for men. going to be very beautiful sical treasures,” and its When five cents would buy tion director for the opinion, because we’re in­ churches for the poor when it is perfected.” he "greatr musical organiza­ a pocket full of candy. MaryknoU Fathers who. decisive people, marked by people. We have nothing to Theatine Seminary said. "But it’s not perfected tions” as well. When a penny postcard cost formerly served at the fear.” say to the poor.” yet. "The choir in the new a penny. ce MaryknoU house in Den­ He criticized closing up ''Th ere’s a move­ liturgy has a very definite When co ffee was ground T H E C H U R C H in the schools in some neighbor­ daily at the store and you hen he ver. ”They can afford to Rector Appointed ment. . .forgetting the place, an important func­ U.S., he said, has lost con­ hoods as soon as the school could watch it being ground. on him . be charismatic. They can great musical treasures of tion,” he said. "In the old day is over. "We’re in a When a potato was used to afford to say anything to tact with the poor. "We A new rector for the director of athletics, has the Catholic Church. days the choir did every­ went up into the middle cork the spout of your kero­ > to the anyone anywhere, loud poor neighborhood and zap, Th eatines’ sem inary, St. been named administrator They’re putting out a lot of thing. now you have par­ and the upper middle everything closes up right sene can. ice and and clear.” Andrew Avellino, Denver, of St. Joseph’s parish, musical junk — it’s coming ticipation of the people. When ice cream was sold classes,” he said, and left a away. Don’t want any of s is al- The Church needs more was named this week. The Capulin. out by the carload. It's aw­ "But this has been done only in the summer time. vacuum below. those dirty children play­ >rs usu- people who will say where Rev. Bartholomew Nadal, Another newly ordained ful.” before. The Paulist fathers When you walked three "We have nothing to say ing here in our nice clean 3 is not they stand, he said. C.R., of Antonito assumed priest, the Rev. Angelo did it in New York in the miles to school and then home w ill be schools,” he said. his post as new rector Aug. Urdiain, C.R., will become FATHER O’Malley 1870s, and it’s been done in the evening. is usu- "I hope our convents get When bringing in the kin­ 1 . assistant pastor of St. Au­ stopped over in Denver in other parts of the dirty,” he declared. dling and coal were after The announcement was gustine’s parish, Antonito. this week en route to a world.” "They^re so clean I can’t vacation visit to a brother Father O'Malley once school daily chores. made by the Very Rev. When the boys took out the stand them. I’d like to see in California. He cele­ had his own doubts about i Credo For Today i James Prohens, C.R., O T H E R Th eatine ap­ ashes from the coal stove. them dirtied by people brated Mass in Holy Ghost T h e a tin e provincial and pointments include: The the future of large choral When women were going to who’ve just been evicted. church on the 39th anni­ I believe in soap and water and shampoo. I believe form er rector o f St. And­ Rev. Anthony Homar, groups in the Church, how­ hell if they bobbed their hair I’d like to see them dirtied versary of his ordination Joyfu l that their regular use will not wash away talent and rew Avellino seminary. C.R., pastor of St. Augus­ ever, and announced his or smoked cigarettes. by people who don’t know Sunday. nfused that the smell of success is still sweet. Father Prohens, form­ tine’s parish. Antonito; retirement early in 1965 what to do or where to go. Father O’Malley also has id the I believe that, while clothes do not make the man, er rector, who will con­ replacing F ath er Homar, because of them. irences They’d look a lot more harsh words for the so- genius does not necessarily come clothed like a walking tinue to reside at St. who was in Durango at "I felt that I had shot homey then.” called hootenanny and jazz Third Avenue litter basket. Andrew’s, also Sacred H eart parish, will all my arrows,” he said. Presen- He urged the Religious Masses, utilizing the mu­ I believe that the razor blade and the barber will announced the appoint­ be the Rev. Peter Rigo. "I had been with the rcumci- rise again — to prove that the measure of creativity is sical idiom popular with (Turn to Page 2) ment of the Rev. Max C.R.. of Pagosa Springs; (Turn to Page 2) LS, lik e not commensurate with hair length. . .on head or face youth as entertainment. Semma/iif Santamaria, C.R., as the the Rev. Bernard Rotger, tted on or chest. "1 don’t think it has any n e w pastor o f St. C r e ­ C.R., who has been serving id was I believe that any knee over 40 is better off covered, place in the liturgy of the tan’s parish, Denver. The at T h ea tin e parishes in ^Ba/i26 except Marlene Dietrich’s — and so are all the knobby Church,” the Denver visi­ end o f form er pastor, the Rev. Mexico City, will return as knees of any vintage. tor said. "Anything that The Denver Archdiocesan in who John Ordinas, C.R., who pastor of Immaculate Heart I believe that the wordsmith of the day should not be savors o f the music hall or Chancery office reports a ne she has stepped down from of Mary parish, Pagosa total of $565 donated Lady Chatterleys lover — that the gamey gamekeeper’s the tavern has no place in to the his post as pastor, will Springs; the Rev. Michael language belongs, i f anywhere, on the back fence, not at the Church. I do not ap­ toward seminary burses m ade, remain at St Cajetan’s. Verd, C.R., is being trans­ our conference tables and luncheon tables. prove of accommodating during the past week. d, like The Rev. John Jaume, ferred from assistant pastor Donations for the St. at the I believe in two sexes — each distinguishable from the music that excites the C.R., who was ordained o f the Antonito parish to [e was the other by clothing and by hairdo. emotions to follow the Jude Burse were received assistant pastor of Most in the You’ve, of course, read about the nude parties. Maybe th is year with the 1966 trend of teen-agers.” from Denver, G.W.S., $25; you’ve even been to some of them. I haven’t. I don’t get class of Denver archdio­ Precious Blood parish, San Denver. Mrs. F.M.K. $5; espe- Father O’Malley said he asked any place nice. Well, I be;>eve that it is still so­ cesan priests, has been ap­ Luis. Denver, H.B., $10; Denver, n the cially acceptable to keep one’s clothes on at social events pointed to the faculty of These assignments will feels there are moral ob­ Mrs. H.B., $25. Holy Cross jections to such music, n the — Berkeley university, not withstanding. St. Andrew Avellino semi­ fill the gaps caused by the Thornton parish. $500 on Mary, I believe that courtesy is not corny, loyalty is not nary, and will serve there deaths of the Rev. Hum­ noting that it is associated parish burse. )f the square and God is not dead — although He must get as prefect. phrey M artorell. C.R., of in entertainment with sex­ All offerings toward the jrs to awfully sick. The Rev. Peter Garcia, San Luis who died June 20 ual attraction and "weird various burses are used to Die at And I believe that while youth is wonderful, maturi­ C .R .. who has been sta­ and the Rev. Stephan Uf- gyrations.” educate young men for the n one ty can be and ought to be magnificent — that, more­ tioned at St. Andrew’s the nal, C.R.. o f Capulin who "Are they to be allowed priesthood. Th ey may be lOt in over, the young mind, the young heart, the young spirit past three years and died July 13. Both parishes to carry that atmosphere sent direct to the Archdio­ have little or nothing to do with chronological age. served on its teaching are in the Pueblo diocese. into the Church?” he cesan Chancery Office, — Jo Foxworth Rev. Blase Bonpane staff, as well srs being (Turn to Page 2) asked. "If music is the Father O’Malley 1536 Logan street. Denver.

{■ Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 4, 1966 Schools To Conduct Crime Running Wild. Registration Aug. 29 (Continued From Page 1) these had been arrested previously for ing and repeating in the same crime.” an assault-type crime, and nine of Registration of all stu­ with 172 last year. In ord­ The FBI also conducted a "follow up those involved in police murders ac­ dents in elem entary and er to comply with the sug­ check” of more than 6,000 offenders re­ tually had been charged with murder secondary schools in the gested number of school leased between January and June, 1963. on a previous occasion. Archdiocese of Denver will days in the regulation of Forty-eight per cent werp arrested for Of the nine, seven had been pa­ be held on Aug. 29 Aug. the Colorado State Depart­ new crimes within two years. roled from a murder sentence. More 30 and 31 will be teacher ment of Education, it was "It was found that 59 per cent of the than 25 per cent of the police killers planning days and pupils decided to open the schools burglars, 70 per cent of the auto thieves, were on parole or probation when will not attend school. one week earlier this year. and 64 per cent of the robbers repeat­ they murdered officers. Sept. 1 will be the first All schools within the ed. . the report said, "fifty-eight per Eleven per cent of all police officers full day o f school. Sept. 1 Archdiocese will follow this cent of the offenders who were under 25 were assaulted while on duty during and 2 will be full days. calendar. years of age repeated in a new criminal 1965. Monday, Sept. 5, is La­ Notre Dame school, Den­ bor Day and a school holi­ act after released.” Hoover said there was no change in ver, w ill open its doors this the national police employe rate from day. School will resume year to 240 pupils in P O L IC E C A S U A L T IE S are among 1964 to 1965. There remained 1.7 sworn full days on Sept. 6. grades one through four. It There are 49 elem enta­ the most tragic results of the inadequa­ police personnel per 1,000 inhabitants. Father Garcia Father Jaume Father Urdiain will be staffed by the Sis­ r y a n d 13 secjoi^ d ary cies of parole and probation systems. Suburban police employe rates were well ters of St. Dominic o f A k­ schools in the Denver Last year, 83 law enforcement officers below the national average, at 1.2 per ron, O. The teaching staff lost their lives in the line of duty; 53 of 1 ,000, despite the big increase in subur­ Theatine Appointments. m e tro p o lita n area; and will be comprised o f three 18 elementary and five them were murdered by criminals. Since ban crime rates. Sisters and five lay teach­ secondary schools out­ 1960, 278 police officers have been killed Hoover said the need to act on the Father Nadal has been in Conejos since Aug. 18, tine seminary of the Div-- ers. The Rev. William J. side of Denver. From the by criminal action — 96 per cent by fire­ police manpower shortage is “urgent, pastor of St. Augustines 1960. He was born in 1921 ine Maternity. He was or­ Koontz is pastor. ' .. . , t ______^ ^ :x! in A n f n n i 67 elementary and 18 Holy Trinity school, arms. especially in suburban communities. parish in Antonito and Our in P o llen s a, Spain, and dained M ay 23, 1947, by The FBI said 362 persons were in­ "The manpower now available is gen­ Lady o f Guadalupe parish was educated in the Thea- Archbishop Gregorio secondary high schools Westminster, which has within the Archdiocese volved as offenders in the 278 mur­ erally inadequate to cope with the Modrego. had only a kindergarten ders of police. The records show 76 mounting task being placed on the He served for two years o f D e n v e r , 30,000 stu- for the past four years will per cent of the offenders had previous shoulders of the nation’s law enforcement Vatican Daily Raps at the Theatine Seminary, dents are expected to open this year to 250 register on Aug. 29. youngsters with grades one arrest record.s, more than half of officers,” he said. Palm a de Mallorca, and came to the U.S. in Nov­ The school year will con- th rou gh six. The school Anticipated Stories ember of 1949. tain 180 days as compared will be stafTed by Sisters o f He served as assistant St. Dominic of Great Bend, dr Outspoken Religious. Kans. The Rev. Albert E. Vatican City —'L’ Osscr- in the name of common p a s to r a t St. Cajetan’s, Catholic School sp anyone thinks that by Puhl is pastor. (Continued From Page 1) the past is sacred be­ vatore Romano, the Vat­ sense, "which regards rela­ Denver, from 1949 to 1951, til looking to the present at Antonito from 1951 to to move into the future, cause it is past,” he said. ican City daily, hf i spoken tions between the Church Calendar Ready ti< and the future we have 1954, and at St. Joseph’s not to follow the past. 'T “ But today we w’ant to out against publications and the world as an adap­ et! a damning attitude parish, Capulin, from 1954 News Deadline have a great reverence look to the present and who may be trying to "an­ tion of the Church itself, of The Catholic School Ap­ 2 E toward the past, some­ to Jan. 11, 1957, when he The deadline for news for the past, and I think to the future. And if ticipate” or "condition” its teaching and of its pointment Calendar for the th thing is w'rong with was named pastor o f the stories and pictures to news stories connected morals to a mentality Archdiocese of Denver, cl them. C apulin parish. On Aug. September, 1966 through appear in the "Denver with matrimonial morality, which is Christian in name wi "Som e gentleman today 18, 1960, he was assigned Catholic Register” is which includes birth limi­ but perhaps no longer so August, 1967, has been re­ an 'Musical Junk'. has been designing a 1967 to the pastorate of the leased by the Catholic M onday at 9 a.m. tation. by the inner and profound Cu Ford,” he said. "Is he in­ Antonito-Conejos parish. School Office Guild. The (Continued From Page 1) "That was not true,” he • In an editorial signed by conviction o f reason and said. "I wouldn’t have sulting the person who de­ cost is 50 cents each. Cop­ 1 choir and a professional Federico Alessandrini, one will . . . minded if it had Been true. signed the Model T? I don’t ies w ill be distributed by musician for nearly 50 o f two assistant editors, it " It is stated, even au­ m e The boys come from aver­ think so. I think he is the principal of each QUALITY PRINTING Ch years altogether. And was noted that "W e do not thoritatively, that a fixed Forty Hours' age families; their parents saying the world is moving school. O ffice Supplies o f with all these changes know at this moment what, and permanent morality were furious.” and we’re going to move The calendar provides a . & Furniture coming in, I didn’t see the answers w ill be to the does not exist. It is said Devotion ho Chicago’s consternation with it. space for future appoint­ Tpyewriters - Calculators very much use for an grave problems concerning that there exists instead a th at the possible loss of the "This business of saying ments, activities, and organization like ours. Christian marriage. We relative morality which August 7, 1966 we choir is understandable; it we’re damning what’s come notes. It is a convenient know — and it might be changes with changing X Sunday A fter • its "I was premature in this. has been a civic institution before is s illy ,” he said. practical means of keeping good to remember it — times, customs and what is Pentecost D A V E SHEA Ke< It was a mistake.” since it was founded by "This saying, 'It was good the dates for all school- that journalistic agitation called common feeling. It is F What changed his mind William J. Finn, then a enough tbr my grandmoth­ * St. Joseph, Deertrail year activities in one place. has no weight at all on the useless to point out that & C O M P A N Y Co at the time, however, was seminary student, in 1904. er’ — well, so was the * Immaculate Conception, Included are all archdio­ teaching o f the Church in ethical relativity is neither fort the reaction to the Father Finn took over Model T.” Lafayette cesan school holidays, test­ 5039 South Federal Boulevard matters so vital, so deeply Christian nor human, yet hel] announcement of his re­ full-time direction of the "Religiosity,” he said, "is * St. Martin, Oak Creek; ing dates, report card dates Telephone 794-3748 felt and which at times there are people who ask pre tirement. It prompted a organization in 1906, after ugly. Christianity is att­ Sacred Heart of Mary, and others. cause suffering.” the Church to accept it Red vigorous editorial campaign his ordination, and con­ ractive. I see vocations as South Boulder and to start ’on a way Nat by one of Chicago’s largest tinued innovations that a byproduct of Christian "F o r some time now in which the Church could 1 newspapers to change his made it a pace-setter life. And so does the coun­ Italy and elsewhere news­ * M issions marked with mind. not take without being un­ an asterisk (*) may have LOREnO ACADEMY among choirs in following cil. . . papers and weeklies have 4600 Hueco S tre e t p o ll "It wasn’t me they were faithful to its e lf and its 13 Hours’ of Exposition of the Motu Proprio on ’’W e’re out to form • been vulgarizing the grave the trying to save,” he said, mandate.” the Blessed Sacrament in- EL PASO, TEXAS Church music of Pope Pius Christian people and from problems of matrimonial Chi “ but they had the idea The second -consideration stead o f 40 Hours’, • • Conducted by the Sisters of Loretto X. this we will get those who morality which the Church to J that if I left, the choir offered by the Vatican City Father O’Malley, not yet want to dedicate their lives has already placed once • • Fully accredited college preparatory tim would collapse. daily was that concerning a priest, joined the choir as to God in the fulltime more before the conscience girls* school Chi "They told me they more general social and a singer in 1913, and re­ apostolate,” he said. of Christians in one of the • • For resident students grades 9-12 dow would figh t it until they human aspects. mained with it until Fa­ major documents of the CARPETS won, and they did. 1 ther Finn was transferred E N C O U R A G IN G Ecumenical Council, the • • Course offerings include Religion, announced I was quitting Iloom size U | l / i Q con to New York in 1918. Fa­ vocations is "a matter of Constitution on the Church and Smaller English, Ancient and Modern on Monday, and Thursday GLASS ly.” ther Finn took 13 boys saying what you stand for, in the Modern World,” the t•l•cllanl 'n ttt* C llr I was back on the job.” Languages, Mathematical and Physical cd with him to form the nuc­ saying it honestly and in­ CO. • The Paulist choir is un­ editorial stated. Sciences, and Social Studies. she. leus of the Paulist choir in viting people to join you.” Furniture I (he hoi'Rc usual among great choral ■ MenUay and Widnatday • • Art, Speech, Choral, and Modern^ besi New York, and Father But many of them will organizations in that it is T H E E D IT O R IA L noted iv a n in tr 7l>l lilO P .M . Dance. Easi O'Malley was one of them. not trained in school. join an order "only if you the recent publicity given MIRRORS beei Father O’Malley became • • Athletic facilities include playing Sopranos practice three show the world some very to the problem and said tw o Father Finn’s assistant in See O u r Beautiful where cash talks fields, tennis courts, modern times a week, the teen-ag­ exciting thir.gs,” he said. that it is one that presents any New York, serving until he He praised the work of New Home at 2141 So. nromlway gymnasium, swimming pool, and ers and men once or twice itself as being a mediator Sllcrinan 4-2V54 tion. began his own seminary recreational rooms. a week. They regularly Sisters in the Newman 90 Lawrence 825-5251 studies. After he was or­ iiiiiiiuniiiiuNii sing at solemn high Mass Apostolate and said, dained in 1928, Father "Please get out on tho^ in St. Mary’s on Sundays O’M alley was assigned as campuses. There arc voca­ in addition to their concert director of the Chicago tions out there just waiting appearances. Al organization. for you. That big clod that O NE Y E A R , in 1948, we can’t reach on the se­ Father O’Malley took the T H E C H O IR currently cular campus wants to talk Scl group to Camp St. Malo at has 87 men and boys as to you.” members, and many of the Religious orders, he Allenspark, Colo., instead A spe of to Wisconsin. He recalls men have been with the charged, "are preoccupied organization since they with themselves, with pro­ charistic that was an unprofitable at St. J experience from his stand­ joined ns 9-year-old sopra­ moting themselves. There nos. Although as a group is selfishness there.” rist) chu; point of training -• the and Gals boys succeeded in turning the choir is ranked among Too many orders insist the world’s finest, none of on complete allegiance, he 12 to Sat that session into more It will Father O’Malley’s proteges said, on defending every­ "cam p” and less "summer AN EXPERIENCED AND DEDICATED o’clock ] has followed it up by thing the order says or school.” ning, Au building a serious music does. "And as the ship goes The Colorado sojourn did a process career. down we’ll say, 'Every­ include concert perform­ Sacrame Father O’Malley said the thing’s fine, everything’s ances, and the choir has CATHOLIC STAFF TO ASSIST YOU tion, will performed in Denver sev­ only boy he expected to lovely, blub, blub, blub, become u top flight profes­ blub.' " tion of t eral limes during the ment. It years. Father O’Malley sional musician became a desuit educator instead, morning, once sang in Denver as a o’clock Mi member on tour. "and hasn’t a thing to do Personalized service b’y the largest with music now.” This vi Father O’Malley’s boys Catholic mortuary staff in the in connec incur hardships to belong Father O’Malley is par­ area is available at Olingers. ticularly proud o f one rec­ charistic to the choir. The nearest AT NO EXTRA COST Portugal, lad travels five miles to St. ord. Thirty-five former DAVE UNOQUIST Owner Each of these Catholic gentlemen choir members are priests 19 Y e a r s On The Job E xp e rie n ce the 50th t M ary’s to practice; others On Three Continents pictured here serves families, upon and four are Brothers. A 17th S Irect appearanc live up to .50 miles away. 33rd FI. New Western Fed. •Fatima, , Protestant member became request, at each of our four " I ’ eople are moving out Savines Bldg. appearam away from the city to sub­ a Benedictine priest. neighborhood mortuaries. "That’s more than one LINDQUIST M other o urbia,” he said. " 1 pre­ 13, 1917, vocation a year,” he said. TRAVEL SERVICE When a family requests a specific dicted it 30 years ago,'and 1917, at "N o t many parishes have Tel. 825-7175 member of our personnel, he devotes his it’s happened.” 1 Hour Free Parking La Shells "miracle t as good a record.” 1735 C allto rn ia Desoite this, however, he time to that family — counseling place. still has a waiting list of them and directing the Rosary applicants for membership. IN CO L e i q a i l A > : . T eB o c k h o r s t d Co and Funeral Mass. Father O’Malley recalls the Eucht one bitter experience as Truly Personalized Funeral Service director of the group — a hook written a number Store of years ago, and con­ densed by a digest mag­ Publicc azine, that depicted mem­ Tampa, bers of the choir in the immediate "old days” as the sons of lis te d by Chicago hoodlums. o rg a n iza t proved for Since 1878 Paul T. Wilkie w ill no lo JOHN E. ZO O K GERARD R. Eckerd Drc PARTNER TeBOOCHORST. CPCU Raymond B. Harris announced PARTNER Four convenient locations'. Eckerd, pi Florida cha 7 e e / i '6 16TH AT BOULDER SnAuAeuujL AuujL 1S97 Eckerd si LUGGAGE *25-0241 1 130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA tions heir NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES those listed SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN al Office of ATLANTIC Personalized Monuments and Markers ture, a pr LIGHT WEIGHT 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) organizati LUGGAGE^ Memorial Co. PHONE 455-3663 quarters ii S p e e r B lv d . At 9th the Nation 1544 Broadway Erickson 255-1 785 C o u n c il, group. Thursday, August A, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P ag e 3. Can Formosa Democracy On Religious Program 19 TV Station To File ar. In ord- h the sug- Spark China Uprising? o f school Answer in Court Suit :ulation o f te Depart- A 16-year program to a purge of intellectuals Denver television station The Rev. Dick Newman, >n, it was make Formosa a and an economically KWGN-TV (Channel 2) pastor of the Faith Temple, he schools "showcase of democracy” disastrous attempt to was scheduled to file its brought the suit. .It said this year, has succeeded and hope­ develop nuclear wea­ answer in Denver District the contract, negotiated th in th e fu lly will inspire a pop­ pons. court this week to a with KCTO, provided for a $210 ,0 0 0 suit brought by bllow this ular uprising against "As the Peiping re­ y ea r o f Sunday telecasts, the Communist regime Faith Temple of Denver on at $5,000 a year, and that gime is continuing to a complaint that the sta­ lool, Den- on the Chinese main­ squeeze the people for the programs began in doors this land, according to a tion violated a broadcast September, 1965. The suit more resources to de­ contract. u p ils in representative of Chiang velop nuclear weapons, said Faith Temple had the h four. It Kai-shek’s government. Faith Temple’s accom­ option of renewing the the Chine.se people on panying attempt .to force ' the Sis- Yin-Shou Che, Consul the mainland o f China contract annually. ic of Ak- General of the Republic the station to resume tele­ tod a y are being com­ casting the religious orga­ The attorney said the ling staff o f China for the United pelled to tighten further nization’s Sunday afternoon station now carries three of three States, told the R egis­ their belts,” he added. ay teach- program failed with denial religious programs, all free ter the Chinese Com­ "Now the Chinese ’ilUam J. of its request for a tempo­ — a Jewish service, a m unists have failed in Communists are forging rary restraining order. Catholic Mass for shut-ins both their domestic and ahead w ith th e ir so- sch ool, Faith Temple said the on Sunday morning, and a international programs, called ’ proletarian cul­ lich has Yin-Shou Che $210 ,0 0 0 represented the liv e telecast from a Prot­ and appear to be "at tural revolution,’ which ergarten loss it would incur because estant church weekly un­ their weakest” and is aimed at wiping out ears will KWGN discontinued the der an arrangement with "making a desperate ef­ "If such an uprising the old thinking, old to 260 ‘weekly telecasts March 26. the Denver Council of fort to survive.” as occurred in Hungary cu ltu re , and old cus­ Ent Chaplain and Rare Manuscript ades one KW GN recently bought the Churches. Th e Consul General, should come on the toms. e school station, formerly KCTO. based in San Francisco, m ainland, we are "T h e current Chinese Father (Capt.) Neil F. Daley, Catholic chaplain at Ent AFB, Colorado According to the suit. Sisters o f was in Denver to ad­ ready,” he said. Springs, points out the town of Mardin, Turkey, where the thousand Faith Temple’s attendance at Bend, Communist purge con­ AN ATTORNEY for dress a history institute Red China’s interna­ tinues to take heavy year-old document he holds, originated. According to him, the document, at Sunday services doubled Libert £. KWGN said the station sponsored by the Na­ tional reputation has written on gazelle skin, is a page of New Testament Scripture, written in because of the telecasts, tolls, striking down had the right to discon­ tion al Catholic Educa­ been damaged by its en­ the original Aramaic — believed by scholars to have been the language w ith an accompanying in­ mercilessly countless in­ tinue the program because tion association at l^or- croachment on India, its spoken by Jesus Christ. While serving as site chaplain at Siyarbakir, crease in revenue. Discon­ tellectuals on an unpre­ the decision was based on etto Heights college July atrocities in Tibet, its Turkey, Father Daley was given the page as a token of friendship by tinuance (the suit said) e cedented scale. . a change in policy. Under 28. He also addressed ” Hate America” cam­ I'he purge of intellec­ Father Sulieman Senn, a Chaldean priest who served as Father Daley’s would bring diminishing )r news th e po licy, he said, the the Denver Kiwanis paign, and by lapses in tuals contrasts sharply auxiliary. Also in the Ent chaplain’s possession is a religious painting from attendance and revenue ures to Turkey, which is thought to be several hundred years old. The Air Force station does not carry paid (the loss estimated at $7,- club and met briefly its influence in Indone­ with the Consul Gener­ D en ver chaplain is currently searching for a craftsman to seal the documents, as religious programs. 000 a year for 30 years) with Gov. John Love sia, Africa, Latin Amer­ al’s report of achieve­ te r ” is the dry air is rapidly deteriorating them. — (ADC photo) and Denver Mayor Tom ica "and even Cuba” to ments in education on Currigan. the extent that its hopes Taiwan.. for U.N. recognition Area Group Ships H E S A ID his govern­ have been hurt, he said. "Total school enroll­ m ent on Formosa, the " I think the chances ment has reached 2 ,- C C D Notional Office riNG Chinese island province o f admission of Commu­ 800,000 persons, repre­ Hundreds of Rosaries of Taiwan, feels its nist China by the next senting 22 per cent of hopes for overthrow of session of the General the total population,” he Lists Convention Events Members of Our Lady o f guilds are asked to con­ itors the Communists are assembly are very slim,” noted. "O f all school-age The Confraternity of depth” discussions will be the Cursillo movement and Fatim a Rosary Makers of tact Mrs. Maurus J. well founded in view of he said. children in Taiwan, Christian Doctrine national held daily by and for ex­ the CCD; the new role of the greater Denver area A ziere, 322-9363. its achievements and there are 96.83 per cent headquarters in Washing­ perienced CCD personnel religious in CCD; rep ort th at 300 rosaries EA Bed failures. In any event, Yin- enrolled in schools . . . ton, D.C., has recently on every phase of CCD "Modern Catechetics,” were shipped to the Oblate Recent failings by the Shou Che added, the Illiteracy should be elim­ announced the program organization and work. The the kerygma and our Fathers, Our Lady of the .NY Communists in their United States should inated by 1975.” schedule for the 12 th na­ broad outlines of Vatican times; Snows in Bellevue, III.; foreign affairs also have continue to oppose Economically, the Re­ tional congress to be held IPs renewal will be pre­ " E c u m e n i s m — th e 100. to the Sisters of St. levard helpxKl opponents of the U.N. membership for public of China has in Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. sented at these daily ses-- Liturgy," its role in Joseph, Genwood Springs; B proposed admission of R ed China. made remarkable strides 14-17. sions. Christian formation; reli­ 100 to the Sisters of Notre Red China to the United If the United States in Taiwan. A land re­ Denver plans for this Key speakers will be ex- gious education of the han­ Dame, St. Louis, Mo.; 215 Nations, he said. should change its form program made the Congress include a group pierts in the fields of Scrip­ dicapped, CCD in Catholic for the Cursillo Organiza­ Taiwan’s economic stand, he said, "it island’s farmers owners train tour scheduled to ture, Liturgy, and modern high schools; CCD in tion in Denver; 125 to Sis­ successes, he added, have would discourage not ol’ their land — "they leave Denver on Monday catechetics. There will be Catholic colleges, CCD in ter Theophane, Albuquer­ KITCHEN pointed up graphically only the Chinese are happy and content­ afternoon, Sept. 12. demonstrations of a prac­ the seminaries. que, N. Mex.; 483 to the the p ligh t of mainland people but all the ed,” he said; production Departing from pre­ tical nature for all divi­ Pastors and CCD Franciscan Mission, Mes- REMODELING has increased phenome­ calero, N. Mex.; 170 to Fa­ Chinese and contributed Asian people. vious programs, this con­ sions o f CCD workers. leaders desiring detailed “Free Estimates” to anti-Communist sen­ "They would think nally and has resulted gress w ill not present the information on the Den­ ther Beemsterbore in West ory tim en t the Republic of they could no longer in a rapidly growing ex­ ABC’s of CCD. Instead, THE SCHEDULE will ver plans and delegation A frica; 240 to Viet Nam; 50 to Franciscan Sisters, C hina hopes will bring trust the United States.” port trade in foodstuffs.' said a spokesman, "in- include: "The Bible” — tour may call Mrs. Ter­ Indian Mission in Denver. The Dream Center down the Red regime. the Word o f God, and its esa Simms at the Catho­ Members o f St. Joseph’s **We hope it can * DOMESTICALLY, "O U R success in ag­ relevance to adult educa­ lic Travel and Tours of­ guild in Golden made 4,- 3800 Lowell Blvd. ■1 come about peaceful­ Yin-Shou Che said, the riculture has attracted tion and schools of religion; fice at 623-3027. - • Communist regime has the attention of a num­ 000 rosaries in 1965. 433-6571 455-4323 e r n ly,” he said, but add­ In G r e e le y failed to keep to its ber of developing coun­ Anyone having news sical ed that Chiang Kai- pertaining to the Rosary shek’s troops — "the timetable for developing tries,” he remarked. rn_ best armed forces in heavy industry, still "Now we are called 1,500 Children Attend Eastern Asia’.* — have suffers the effects of upon to give technical been combat ready for famine because "peas­ assistance in agriculture n g two years to support ants lost all their incen­ to countries in Asia, Schools of Religion 2 r n tives to produce,” and Africa, and Latin any mainland revolu­ (This is the second of The Sisters reported 18 and currently is engaged in America. tion. four reports tibout Our adults enrolled in instruc­ Lady of Victory Mis­ tion programs, and nine sionary Sisters who taking Confraternity of work in the Archdiocese Christian Doctrine training of Denver through Holy as catechists. All-Night Eucharistic Vigil Ghost youth center, Den­ Other special projects in­ ver; St. Augustine’s, cluded a teen-agers retreat Brighton, Our Lady of attended by 149 youths, an Scheduled Friday, Aug. 12 Guadalupe parish, Colo­ altar boys training course K. of C. Speaker rado Springs; and Our in which 17 enrolled, and Ray Humphreys, chief Lady of Peace parish, the Sodality. A special all-night Eu­ Fatima, Soul magazine Cross set up near the investigator of the Den­ G reeley) The Sisters reported they charistic V igil will be held pointed out that it was 50 sanctuary o f Fatima where ver District Attorney’s Our Lady of Victory made 1,048 individual vis­ at St. Joseph’s (Redempto- Our Lady appeared to the guaranteed interest on years ago this summer office, will be the guest Missionary Sisters reported rist) church, W. 6th avenue Same children the year its in connection with the that one of the apparitions speaker at the Knights more than 1,500 children program during the Sep- and Galapago, Friday, Aug. took place near the village following the angel’s visit. your money in of Columbus Council 539 enrolled in the schools of tember-June period. 12 to Saturday, Aug. 13. of Aljustrel, Portugal. It August is the anniversa­ Friday Luncheon. Club, religion they conducted in It will begin with an 8 ry of Our Lady’s fourth was when an angel ap­ Aug. 5 at 12 o’clock the Greeley area catechet­ investment certificates o’clock Mass Friday eve­ : visit at Fatima and the FRESH • BEAUTIFUL peared to three children on noon. ical program in 1965-66. ning, Aug. 12, followed by golden jubilee o f the ange- FLOWERS the hillside and told them A graduate of Notre The total included 1,120 ■ 5% interest on $1,000 or multiples of $1,000. a procession o f the Blessed • lie visit. FAST DELIVERY to offer daily sacrifices to Dame university, he has in classes conducted by the PHONE & CHARGE Sacrament and Benedic­ While some w ill be priv­ ■ Maturities at 90 days to one /ear. atone for the offenses Our served as police reporter Sisters of Regina Angelo- tion, with all-night exposi­ Lord receives in the sacra­ ileged to visit Fatima this with the Rocky Moun­ rum convent, working ■ Insured to $10,000 by the F.D.I.C. tion o f the Blessed Sacra­ ment o f His love. year to mark the occasion, tain News, crime con­ through Our Lady of Peace ment. It w ill end Saturday others will not. This is the ■ Interest may be paid quarterly, or deposited ’This angelic apparition,* sultant with the Denver parish, and 383 enrolled in one morning, Aug. 13, at the 6 pointed out the magazine reason why the vigil will Post and has written classes taught by 14 lay who to your account. cares o’clock Mass. story, 'lifted the curtain on be conducted at St. Jo­ numerous technical ar­ teachers who aided in the This vigil is being held the whole drama of Fati­ seph’s church. ticles for professional project. in connection with the Eu­ ma, which Paul Claudel "The prayers and sac­ police magazines. Pro­ Results included 96 First AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK charistic Jubilee at Fatima, described as ’an explosion rifices made this night,” gram chairm an is Communions, three by Portugal, commemorating Member, F. D. I. C. 17th & Stout o f the supernatural.’ ” said a spokesman in Charles Van Buskirk. adults, and three baptisms. the 50th anniversary of the’ The place where the charge of arrangements appearance o f the Angel at angel appeared 50 years for the vigil, "will be­ •Fatim a, a prelude to the ago is preserved exactly as come a particular atone­ appearances there of the it was. Statuary has been ment for the offenses Mother of God from May erected on the spot in being committed in­ 13, 1917, thourgh Oct. 13, memory of the event. creasingly against Our 1917, at w hich time the Nearby is the "Calvary,” Lord.” Shopping . . E ’’miracle o f the sun’ took the mile-long Way of the place. IN COMMENTING on CARPETS-DRAPERIES As a result of the many articles appearing in national the Eucharistic Jubilee at publications condemning. the so-called high cost of dying, WALLPAPERS „„„„ many people are compelled to ’’shop” when selecting a Store Bans Bad SUicnoNs OF mortuary. Althoijgh we are appalled at these diatribes, AREA they do present us with the opportunity to prove to fami­ Publications RUGS lies that a beautiful service need not be Expensive. Fur­ ther, we provide a PERSONAL SERVICE at NO EXTRA Tampa, Fla. — Effective CHARGE. im m ediately, publications listed by two national Or*« of the tarsest showrooms in Ihe west. Hundreds of roHs of fine carpets.. organizations as disap­ Also visit oor*CONTRACT ROOM" and see one of the regions largest selec­ proved for youthful readers tions of commercial carpets and furniture at the lowest prices. w ill no longer be sold in ■"SEKVING THE DENVER A R EA SINCE 1950" Eckerd Drug Stores, it was announced here by Jack • LIES . AmANDEK SMITH . MAGEE . flRTH • AIDOM Eckerd, president of the . DOVmS • lEKVIN CUSTOM • GUUSTAN . IVANMIACK . rAINTEK - ROXBURY • AND MANY OTHERS Florida chain. minfTUi ^ ooeusBCtAi -it na onauTis ■A* ucriXT iMnAUAnoMs Eckerd said the publica­ ABIA aiM VfCIAUSTt tions being banned are those listed by the Nation­ al Office o f Decent Litera­ ! T I - 3 L ^ V I j ture, a private Catholic organization with head­ SebtixLc^ & SotfA One. quarters in Chicago, and J. EMMETT NOONAN-DIRECTOR the National Churchmen’s cjt 3 8 8 -9 2 4 1 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 Council, a Protestant 470 SO. COLORADO ELVD. group. k I

P a g e 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 4, 1966 • Strings to the BOW P/£0 P/PBJZ OP /PPeUG/OA/.. / The Darkening Path! By Frank Morriss

the benign but degrading Two things took place" in 47 reported the discovery, citizens have the right to be women were violated — 11 the state of New York on near a Rochester suburb, of safe from predators?" for every 100,000 inhabi­ management of human af­ Wednesday, July 20. Both the bodies of two teen-age The latest U.S. crime tants. The number of fairs known as socialism. were reported in the N ew girls. The deaths of figures released (July 28) Americans submitted to What is behind the Y o rk T im e s July 22. A George-Ann Formicola, 14, by J. Edgar Hoover are aggravated assault (206,- frightening growth of story on page 61 described a and Catherine Ann Bern- shocking in their implica­ 700) would make up a city crime? Although I cannot ’group therapy" session hard, 16, were described as tion that this country is n e a r ly tw ice as b ig as prove it w ith cold statis­ shown on local television sex murders. Their bodies rapidly becoming a jungle California’s capital. tics, I do not hesitate to channel 13. This involved a bore a total of 20 stab w h e re in the strong and These figures come as a say it is the ascendancy of number o f sexual offenders. wounds and multiple ruthless stalk the weak as group a f senators led by the new philosophy — the The therapists, according to slashes. their prey. Murders (9,850 Philip A. Hart of Michigan philosophy of human the story, gave "a tentative o f them ) were committed proposes that capital pun­ irresponsiblity, the philoso­ ’yes’ ’’ to the question: "The W H O E VER killed these in 1965 at a rate five per ishm ent be abolished for phy that ignores objective Sexual Offender; Safe to girls gave a far from tenta­ cent above the previous 12 federal crimes. And at norms of morality and at Large? ’ substitutes human fulfill­ M tive "No! ’ to the question months. Th ere were nine least one state — Colorado the ment. A few hours before, the th.it concerns almost all of per cent more forcible — this November will de­ whic In the name of that phi­ New York Times on page us: "Do lawebiding. helpless rapes. A total o f 22,470 cide whether to keep the will losophy, Catholic thinkers THE death penalty or abandon it. jubil • Viewpoint The old argument educed in the Netherlands are re­ R E U 6 1 0 U S L Y by Senator Hart that capi­ ported to be justifying tal punishment does not homosexuality. In the CONFUSED deter crime is pale indeed name o f that philosophy a VA Confusion of Our Times alongside these statistics. letter w riter to the New First, there is no way to York Times magazine By Rev. L. Marvin Read prove whether it does or (July 10) said: "Isn’t the doesn’t. Secondly, capital man who takes the time to C punishment, even where it learn slowly the skills of a There was a day — of his liberated view of become a nation intrigued is on the books, is so rare­ great industry (dress de­ surely there must have sex, the world becomes a with two types o f fashion: ».V ly applied (some 9,000 signers, interior designers, (!olor been a day — when not vast bunny hutch; work, High-necked, low-hemmed play, college and sports all Victorian garbs and teen­ m urders were being com­ photographers and artists) )oin re many people talked about really the artificial one? through sex; nowadays, however, bend about the same sy-weensy bikinis. m itted in 1964; only 15 boisterous bed. Women are W e’ve split our collective criminals were executed) Isn’t he a perfect personi­ the qua everybody talks about it. fication of the world ’arti­ o f the no longer shackled by cogitation about sex into that it would hardly And that’s probably an im­ Order ( merely mundane matters two variants: W e view sex frighten any but the most ficial’? It is the specialized provement over the former oiHjns A like Motherhood, modesty, either as a humorless en­ timid thugs. man, this shadow of a situation. w h ole m an, who is the come re< Those who talk with the and premarital chastity. tity (unlike the rest of life) T H E R E A L question is most corrupt in our society. ver HilU greatest vehemence about Every lass, regardless of or as one big dirty joke. how far down the road of The sexual, violent, and ex- The R sex are divided into two her qualifications, can as­ Possibly the confusion is human irresponsibility will hibitionist man is far closer as.sistant categories: Puritans and pire to the New* Ideal: the result of growing pains the American people go to truth and purity than riation f Playboys. The same ideas, Playgirl of the month (or — o f m ankind or o f the deliver before it becomes so dark the pseudo purity of the put into different words, for the month). Sole requi­ nation. Perhaps in trying conveni, and hideous that they de­ social man who denies would catergorize these sites: A little imagination to shake o ff the unreality day, Au mand a return to the old- these things." (Emphasis theorists into "prudes" and and a lot of promiscuity. of prudery, we have swung, anniven fashioned idea a man mine) "pan-sexualists." Whatever Hefner is a little more pendulum-style, to the be held 1 should answer For his de­ Listening In categories or classifiications clever, of course, than the dream-world o f prurience T H IS obviously educated The R cisions. Have no doubt one uses to describe the Catholic press; the latter Perhaps we’ve forgotten letter writer was spewing WalU>r . about it, abandonment of phenomena makes no dif­ tends to hide its frequent the simple reality that sex out the dregs o f Existenti­ of the 1 capital punishment is part ference; both divisions rep­ anti-sexual bias among the is a part of life, a divine alism, and its satellite and celt Rynne Tetralogy and parcel of the new phi­ resent distortions of sex’s nebulous newsprint col­ gift; maybe we’ve forgotten philosophies of Freudi- mond ju losophy which holds that By Bishop Robert J . Dwyer meaning and depth. umns (solem nly respected this because we’ve either anism and Darwinianism. and Moi s in c e th e re is no such Perhaps our present dec­ but seldom read), while the made sex into a Veiled He was in effect saying Kolka, i thing as true decision, then O f books dealing with the 2nd Vatican summer o f 1962, is a fitting climax to an ade — the Sexy Sixties — publisher claims his V ir­ Presence (never seen, sol­ that self-fulfillment, "per­ tor of th there need be no answer­ Council there will be no end. This we efTort magnificently sustained. This is not symbolizes in a unique gin’s Valhalla on slick, emn silence, to be feared) fection" in some degraded Charitie ing. The truth is — some­ predict with all the sapiential confidence to say that all four books are on par, all way the clash of Puritan photographically brilliant or into a Mecca of Delight sort of new humanism, is the spea body always answers, the of a Solomon. Doubtless there will come uniformly sparkling, all calculated to hold prudery with Playboy pan- and literarily bright pages. (which everyone should the measure o f what indi­ vention. two young girls found near tides of interest, the inevitable ebb and "children from play and old men from the sexualism; the former The Catholic press gets 15 visit as often as possible). viduals should be. Let the • T h e ( Rochester, the eight stu­ charter n flow, but the ocean of material is inex­ chimney corner The second and third, it doesn’t seem to want to cents for its efforts; the Perhaps while Dr. Kin­ uncreative and the "unf­ dent nurses in Chicago, an tional C' haustible and the appetite o f reader and seems to us, suffer in comparison with admit that sex exists, and publisher gets six bits a sey was diagramming sex­ u lfilled ” be fodder to the innocent delivery man who Women . purveyor well-nigh insatiable. So we look the first and fourth. There are dull chap­ the latter seems to say throw for his. ual aberrations and while exhibitionism so reflected entered the Watts riot the N at forward to the foundation and endowment ters here and there (as there were dull that nothing else exists. Th e only natural and Drs. Masters and Johnson in the age o f the pothcad. area, three bank employes Congress of whole libraries devoted to the subject days and weeks in the Council itself); logical result of this atti­ were film ing sexual func­ The age of Existential­ in Nebraska, a farm family Press Ass and to the eager amassing o f private col­ there are pages which the author (or the DEPENDING upon tude clash is this: Ameri­ tions, we forgot that sex ism will certainly be in Kansas. Depravity de­ viously in lections, into which the tyro will be in­ editorial committee) would surely revise what literature one picks cans are becoming (or are) tends to rise above the di- ranked by history as troduced with appropriate solemnity. A were the set ever to be re-issued. But we sexually schizoid. mands its due. among the most decadent up, one or the other atti­ agram m able and filmable M A ST ! first edition Xavier Rynne! How ex:reme- would plead against such maltreatment. tude em erges clearly. So, into the sublime realms of The concept that the of all history. Let us have ly fortunate you are! A veritable treasure! The supreme merit of Xavier Rynne s re­ O N E m inute we think gravity of punishment Mrs. Edni certain publications of the love. done with talk o f sincerity, chief ranf porting is its freshness. Warmed over it Catholic press (no particu­ one thing about sex, and Possibly while Augus­ should not match the involvement, earnest devo­ gravity of the offense pro­ guests £ This is in marked contrast to the could well turn out to be as excessively lar one comes to mind the next minute we adopt tine, Aquinas and Al­ tion to humanit'* serious­ tasteless as stewed mutton. duces deterioration of soci­ S.L., pres casu al treatm en t o f the 1st Vatican now, of course) adopt a a practical attitude that is phonse were sublimating ness about the meaning of tional Ki Council. For almost the full century discouragingly dull men­ diam etrically opposed. and spiritualizing, and ety in countless ways. If things. As much as the age murder must go unmatched ciation a following its abrupt adjournment in tality regarding sex (color What else but simple schi­ while Kelly, Ford and reflects Existentialism — by L o retto by an equal forfeiture of the late summer of 1870, interest in its Rynne, eminently, wears a halo of it gray). Anything having zophrenia could explain a Connell w ere distinguish­ its fruits you shall judge that D en ver; life, it may not produce history was sporadic and fitful. In consistency. Whereas many who as­ any relation to sex and nation of young men who ing and dividing, we forgot philosophy. And the fruits N ix o n . p more murder — but it will English Ihere was next to nothing be­ sisted at the Council with him {wher­ sexual manifestation auto­ resolutely determine to that sex involves humans, are the deaths o f the inno­ D e n v e r certainly produce increased yond the meagre text-book treatment ever he was, argus-eyed, eager to spot m atically becomes Satan’s marry no one but a virgin, not angels, and more love cent and helpless, the blood Council c o f th e m an uals, until in 1920 Dom the splash of color or to detect the instrument for destroying and who spend so much of than law. contempt for life shown in o f ordinary citizens. Where en; Mrs. Cuthbert Butler published his frankly nefarious plot) moved from one side humankind. "Girlie maga­ their time decimating the "None of us knows rape, assault, abortion are the philosophers honest gia/ nation partisan account, based on the papers of Parliament to the other, from con­ zines,” women's swim numbers of the same? enough about sex,’’ claims cruelty, tyranny, or even enough to say this! National ( of Archbishop Ullathorne of Birm­ servative to liberal or the reverse, he styles that involve any­ W hat other nation could Dr. Mary Calderone. direc­ lie Women ingham. Thirty years later the writ­ has remained stalwartly faithful to his thing less than 25 square protest so vehemently tor of the Sex Information Brown, d ings of E. E. Y. Hales, popularizing original commitment. His good liberals yards of material, pills and when Virginia WoolFs Council of the U.S. (SIE- WCOF ar the researches of Aubert and other of the Council never swerved from the contraceptives, discussions language hit the sound- CUS); she may be right. the firm o continental historians, began to do Quotes to Consider path of virtue, his naughty conserva­ about marriage laws or screen and, in almost the Whether we have formed Richardson something to bring the pontificate of tives never deviated from their pest­ celibacy laws — these all same breath, decry Su­ our minds theologically, G u ests Pope Pius IX to life , for the English- ilential folly. From this point of view are relegated to the same preme Court interference philosophically or physi­ Anything of value in na- many people as possible to A rc h b is b reading public. Actually, it was the he has written a four-decker tract libidinous limbo, wherein with Ralph Ginsburg’s att­ cally about sex; whether ture or the moral world become owners.* (Rerum V e h r , B summoning of the 2nd Vatican Coun­ rather than an objective account of all such matters become empts to use the mailboxes we ridicule or revere, ex­ enters into reality with Novarum) Maloney, cil which occasioned, at long last; a the Council; he has been almost slav­ intolerable instances, dam­ at Intercourse, Pa.? alt or excoriate current strife and suffering and • * * erson, Cc proliferation of general accounts and ishly addicted to his brief. So in his nable doings and Freudian Somewhere, in all the attitudes about sex, there’s contest. Thus I see these W om en are all heart, tary of St special studies of its predecessor, pages Cardinal Ottaviani still lurks in frights. confusion, we have lost our a chance — better, a lik­ painfully confused times as even in their head. — Jean B arn es, £ largely in an effort to investigate the the couloirs as the arch-conspirator to Hugh Hefner of Playboy perspective; somewhere, elihood — that we can only a transition to some- Paul Richter, sioner o f scope of both continuity and contrast. repeal the 20th century, even though m agazine decided to amidst all the ballyhoo learn a lot more about it. thing better. — Caroline * * • thur J. Ba for one shining moment he is revealed change all of this. Because from both sides, we have In so learning, we might von Humboldt, 1813. o f the Wi Today we live in a vastly different in­ as a protagonist of world peace even be able to develop a * * * State and he holds the W o r ld ; S through disavowal of the nuclear ar­ tellectual milieu. Ours is not necessarily few positive ideas and att­ "The law . . . should fa- right of providing for the M ary o f 1 senal. After all, even Bluebeard must more cultivated or catholic than the late Readers’ Rostrum itudes. vor ownership and its poU- life o f his body p rior to the c o l l e g e ; 19th century, nor is history observably be permitted his innocent merriment. cy should be to induce as formation o f the State.” S tretch R any more popular than it was then. But But the devil disarmed, it would seem, Offers Bible cation of all movies? I’m TO LEARN, however, g a l coun: ours is an age when the sheer numerical is even more to be feared than the aware that each week you precludes prudery and pru­ Eleanor Y Editor: THE l^NV^R ^THOLIC REGISTER increase in the population, the fact that devil armed. This candid prejudice run movies classified by rience; learn in g demands M is s M ai I eryoy your very inter­ there are so many more people of all reflects not only on the unwillingness the NCOMP that are cur­ an open-mindedness that is President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. W COF mei esting paper. . .and my descriptions, when the rapid increase in of the author (or his literary advisory rently being shown in the devoid o f simple curiosity. Editor ...... Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh o f Chicago favorite columnists. I’m not the spread of the educated and interested board) to concede either humanity or Denver metropolitan area, Associate Bus. M a n a ger...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty T h e Ke mentioning any names. I Learning demands prudent middle classes, and the emergence of a sincerity to the conservatives of curia as well as movies on tele­ Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter Matthews, < like each one for various dissemination of informa­ whole fifth estate of university scholars or hierarchy, but no less on the disa­ vision on both the Denver tion and not an exhibition­ Denver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha tary of the reasons — sometime):' dis­ and their hangers-on, create a fairly bility of these latter to grasp, in^their and Colorado Springs Associate Editors ...... Frank Morriss, olic Radio agree with them. too. . . ist broadcasting o f body, widespread and insistent demand for turn, the nature of the barrage leveled areas. The TV classifica­ Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, Apostolatc I have a family Bible of bosom and boast. books whose appeal in earlier days would against them, and to react to it with tions are very helpful, but James R. Walsh, Chris Hermon. deliver the i the Rev. John M. Lowrie Sex is here to stay; be confined to much more restricted anything other than bewilderment and for those persons living Jack Bacon, and Ernest E. Sanchez the convent resentment. * family started in 1843 that changing times both circles. outside of the Denver area Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch Tuesday, Au 1 would like to give to any threaten and encourage In retrospect, what a difference it who are subscribers to the proper, changing attitudes. Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy The Won Broader than this, manifestly, is descendant o f the family. I Order of F might have made in the spirit and tem­ Register, there are movies Now, more than ever, no Circulation Director ...... Julia M. Boggs the field open to the publicist, the don’t know to which per of the Council , had there been at the playing in film houses that first women’ popularizer. The journalist who denomination the Rev. individual or group, no ternal to b outset the same fraternalism among the are not listed. Quite often succeeds in catching the eye of the Lowrie belonged. The last publication can aftbrd to be Published Weekly by soring part Bishops, the periti, and the observers, the movie listed in your com m on reader, who can attract his entry in the book records removed from the genuine THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (INC.) National C, which prevailed towards its close. How m ovie guide by chance is process of human develop­ attention and hold it firmly in rein the death of a son, Mat­ 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 80204 contributei different could have been, not the out­ running in a theater out­ through the length of a magazine ar­ thew, who was buried in ment. Telephone, 825-1145 P.O. Box 1620 date. come, but the climate of debate, the level side of Denver, and we can No one can afford to be ticle, is a man of sterling accomplish­ o f understanding, had the curia on its Fairmont cemetery, Den­ The N at ment. He must be entertaining, he ver, Colo., in May, 1915. get the classification. But less than alert and honest Subscription: $4.00 a year. Foundation side displayed itself as less intransigent more often than not class­ must be knowledgeable, and he must Perhaps one of your about things sexual, nor Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. project of the and the liberals on theirs as less doctri­ ifications are not available be supplied with sufficient factual in­ readers may know the can anyone afford to be Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a year. ternal Societ naire. Granted that there might never in cities other than Den- formation to create the impression of whereabouts of a grand­ less than respectful and Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. lished by the have been much hope of reconciling the ver. omniscience. Depending of course on child who would like to real. in October, ' diehards of either camp, pr of convincing Would it be possible for A7 his o u tle t, but wdth a perspicacious them that their opposite numbers were have this family Bible. to implcmen you to publish the Council’s dc look to the main trend, he does well not actual or potential heretics, still there Sincerely, these days to opt for the more liberal NCOMP’s complete listing August OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER could well have been devised, much ear­ Clara P. Zapfe, at least once a month so interpretation of any and every ques­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial lier on, reunions of the various groups on 713 Adela Ave. that persons outside of tion, for the more progressive view Intentions approval. We confirm it as the official publication terms of equality and intimacy, where the Ludlow. Ky. 41016 Denver could clip this and (whatever that might mean) of every of the archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns language barrier might have been seen use it as a guide whenever The Apostleship of Pray­ tendency, and for the more sensation­ over the signature of the Ordinary or those o f the for what it really is, mainly a figment of Movie Listings? a new movie appears? er general intention for al exploitation of character and foible. shyness, and where those responsible for Officials o f our Curia is hereby declared official. Editor: Sincerely, August is: "Lay Apostles in W e hope The Register will be read in every BIG the functioning o f the Council might have A s a re a d e r I often R. E. Non-Christian Countries.” Now there is no question but that home o f the archdiocese. revealed themselves as men and brothers. wonder why you don’t oc­ Colorado Springs The mission intention for s within this area, so far as the reporting W e urge pastors, parents, and teachers to culti­ In d ividu ally, the Bishops generally got casionally run the National August is; "Conversion of of the 2nd Vatican Council is concerned, (This service will begin vate a taste in the children of the archdiocese for along very well with one another where Catholic Office for Motion soon in the "Register’’ - India Through the Gospel’s the reading of The Register. the work of Xavier Rynne is outstanding. they were sitting or where they were Feat Pictures’ complete classifi- Editor) Social Teaching.” -♦-URBAN J. VEHR The publication of the fourth volume of thrust together for an exiguous cup of Archbishop of Denver the series which began, electrically, with tea. but as groups during the Council the the first "Letter from the Vatican C ity’ Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Founding Editor, Register Systeni o f Catholic Feast o f St. Francis de Sales lines of nationalism were all too firmly Jan. 29, 1960. 4434 W. 29t in tbq pages of Uie N ew Y o rk e r in the drawn.- Newspapers 1913-1960 Thursday, August A, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGIS I hK Page 5 Priest Assails Reporting JOTTINGS Aorriss Of His Study on Schools Martin K elly, vice pres­ will depart from Denver on degrading ident o f W estern Federal A ug. 15. Conlon recently human af- Chicago — Father And­ failed , which is not the reinforces the school pro­ Savings and Loan compa­ resign ed as secretary and xialism. rew M, Greeley said a conclusion of the study. gram. ny, Denver, has been ap­ director of a local Denver hind the New York Times story pointed by Denver Mayor printing company. Tow th o f about a sociological study "It seems a bit strange FATHER GREELEY Tom Currigan to the 1 1 cannot made by him and Peter H, that your writer ignored said this conclusion hardly D en ver P lan n in g Board. Mayor Tom Currigan Rossi was mistaken in in­ »ld statis- the carefully worded supports a further conclu­ The Very Rev. Richard has named five men to dicating that Catholic lesitate to conclusions of the study sion that Catholic schools Ryan, S.J., president of serve on the Denver Pu­ schools have failed. and took one phrase out have failed or should be 3ndancy of Regis college, Denver, was rchasing Committee he es­ of context around which phased out of existence. ihy — the named board chairman. tablished to act in an ad­ Father Greeley said he to build his report. We The study might indi­ r hum an Father Ryan, who has been visory capacity to the wanted to emphasize that noted in the concluding cate, however, that more le .philoso- a board member since this was not the conclu­ chapter that we expected educational and apostolic m anager of General Serv­ » objective Wisconsin Choir To Sing 1964, replaces Philip Mil-' sion of the study. both sides of the contro­ work needs to be conducted ices. They are M ort Feil- lity and stein as chairman. versy about Catholic bert, Lambertus M. Steg- lan fulfill- Members of the St. George Senior Choir of Kenosha, Wis., will appear at among adult Catholics if the reception for the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters convention The New York Times schools to remove indi­ the potential of Catholic man, Clayton M. Hill, Thomas A. Conlon, a Ralph O. Williams, and which opens Sunday, Aug. 7, at the Denver Hilton hotel. The group, which report on the study, 'The vidual findings from education of their children ■ that phi- member o f Christ the King Leo McGrail. Hill, former will participate in the Aspen Music Festival, will also sing at the diamond Education of -American context to buttress their is to be realized. : thinkers parish, Denver, has been manager of Revenue for jubilee High Mass Monday, Aug. 8. Catholics,” said it showed position, but I would not The Aldine Publishing Is are re- Denver, was appointed Catholic education is have expected such be­ Company here recently named business manager of is tify in g committee chairman by the wasted on 75 per cent of havior from the ’New published the 368-page re­ the Rome Center of Loyola . In the the students who receive York Times.’ ’’ port. university of Chicago. A mayor. losophy a Women Foresters' it. Father Greeley and Rossi graduate o f Regis college, the New Father Greeley said he The study did contain a conducted it for the Na­ Denver, he and his wife la ga zin c had written to the newspa­ conclusion that parochial tional Opinion Research and their four daughters "Isn’t the per to object to the story. education has the greatest Center of the University of t SATRIANO le time to The letter said: Convention To Open impact on children whose Chicago. Rossi is a member The firms lisltd hare deserve lo be ; BROTHERS ikills of a "I feel it necessary to parents’ religious devotion remembered when you are disiribut' of the research center stafT. Ing your patronage in the different dress dc- By Sue Roethele communications, and to America, Washington, D.C., call to the attention of lines ol business. t JANITORIAL SERVICE designers, (’ olorado delegates will stimulate Catholic broad­ which gave assurance to your readers the fact that ^ ; INC. d artists) join representatives from casters in the creative use the financing and prepara­ your article in the issueon K lIlQ h tS S c t 4- the National Opinion Re­ Sick-Call Case 4; • Rug and Upholstery sial one? throughout the country at of radio and television, the tion of growth and gui­ 4. Shampooing search Center study of Swim Party person i- the quadrennial convention organization grants funds dance in Christian social Found in Denver 4- • Complete House )rld 'arti- of the Women’s Catholic for the establishment of living for the Catholic ele­ Catholic schools isi not al-al­ ' NORTH C le a n in g radio and television ofTices together accurate. St. Joachims Council of *■ • Flo o r W axing and oecializcd Order o f Foresters, which mentary schools. A new black leather ow o f a opens Aug. 7 with a wel­ in dioceses where none ex­ "The article attempted to the Knights of Columbus, t Polishing ^ sick-call ritual case DENVER 0 is the come reception in the Den­ ists, supplies financial aid IN THE midwestern convey the notion that D en ver, is sponsoring a 4- • Walls and Windows >4 was found at the Col- W a sh e d r society. ver Hilton hotel. to qualified existing pro­ states, WCOF diocesan and Catholic education has .swim party Aug. 13 at J J , and ex- The Rev. C. B. Woodrich, grams on a diocesan level, archdiocesan associations Swim land, 7740 W. 35th o ra d o B ra k e co m p a n y, OPTICAL aven u e from 6:30 to 10 ; t ^ar closer assistant pastor of Annun­ and supports national and contribute $15,000 annual­ 273 South Broadway, Dispensing Opticians * 2834 W. 44th Aye. J p.m. Admission is $2 per ity than ciation parish. Denver, will syndicated radio and tele­ ly to their respective Bish­ Denver. The owner DeW AYNE INGRAM ; 433-8831 » y of the deliver the sermon at the vision programs. CARTA ops for the education of couple. Beverages are free. may call for it at the Each couple is asked to 4022 Tennyson Street I 4- denies convening M ass on Mon­ also gives supplemental seminarians. "Register" office, 938 *■ 3566 So. Broadway * funds to the National O f­ bring their own picnic imphasis day, Aug. 8 . for the 75th Mrs. Domino, who has Bannock street, Den­ GRand 7-5759 I 761-0324 * anniversary celebration to fice for Radio and T elevi­ been a member of the lunches. Tickets may be ver, or call 825-1145, be held through Aug. 12. sion, established by the WCOF since 1925, was obtained by calling Jim educated The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bishops as an agency for elected high chief ranger White, 422-4110 or at the Monday through Fri­ spewing Walter J. Canavan, rector coordinating Catholic in September, 1963. She is door. day. ixistenti- of the De’nver Cathedral broadcasting, and assists assisted by Mrs. Edna JOHN ERGER CHURCH GOODS (atellite and celebrant of the dia­ Fratern al leaders in acti­ Haas, high vice chief ran­ News Deadline! Freudi- mond ju b ilee High Mass, vatin g members to secure ger; Mrs, Dolores Rogers, 4436 W . 29th A ve . 477-7961 nianism. and M onsignor Elmer J. listeners and viewers for high secretary; and Mrs. WELCOME The deadline for news saying Kolka, archdiocesan direc­ Catholic programs. Florence Welch, high trea­ BIG “ T" MARKET ACROSS FROM BIG "T ’ SUPERMARKET it, "per- tor of the Denver Catholic surer. Election of officers stories and pictures to lograded Charities, w ill be among THE National CARTA and trustees is held every appear in the "Denver ANN'S nism, is the speakers at the con­ Foundation, which is dir­ four years at the national Catholic Register’’ is lat indi- vention. ected by Cardinal .Joseph convention. M onday at 9 a.m. Corre­ UNIQUE BEAUTY SALON ALL NEW MISSALS Let the The organization, a Ritter of St. Louis, Mo., is General arrangements Brother Biederman spondents are asked to LOU'S le "unf- charter member of the Na­ a cooperative venture of for this years convention have their material at NOW IN STOCK to the tional Council o f Catholic Catholic Fraternal Societies have been directed by Mrs. Brother the "R e g is te r ” office at BARBER SHOP •eflected Women and a member of w ith the Church in com­ Domino and the executive this time to assure pub­ thead. the National Fraternal municating Christ to the officers. Carl J. Olson, of lication in the following world. Celebrates stential- Congress and the Catholic Denver, general represent­ Thursday issue. Press Association, met pre­ The national fraternal n ly be ative for the state o f Colo­ viously in Denver in 1925. insurance society o f WCOF, rado, and Mrs. Bernard J. 25th Jubilee Dry as w ith headquarters in Chi­ Weaver, of Lakewood, have ecadent Brother Eugene Bieder­ M A ST E R o f ceremonies, cago, was organized handled Ic^al arrangements is have man, F.S.C.. who is cele­ Mrs. Edna Haas, high vice 1891 by a .>«mall group of for the convention. Mrs. brating his silver jubilee as ncerity, chief ranger, w ill introduce Chicago women to provide Carl J. Olson has super­ a Christian Brother, is the t devo- guests Sister Rosemary, low-cost insurance for wom­ vised plans for the ban­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen serious- S.L., president of the Na­ en. With local units, called quet. Biederman of St. Anne’s ning of tional Kindergarten asso­ courts, in 19 states and Several tours have been parish, Arvada. the age ciation and a resident of Canada, the group lists 37 planned for the delegates He has been attending n — by Loretto Heights college, m illion dollars in assets, under the direction o f Mrs. Loretto Heights college, Ige that Denver; Mrs. Raymond with more than 76 million Angela banners, high Denver, this summer, prior ! fruits Nixon, president of the dollars of insurance in trustee, including tours of to assignment to Franklin, e inno- Denver Archdiocesan force. The 90,000 mem­ the Mother Cabrini Shrine, La., where he will serve as e blood Council of Catholic Wom­ ber-organization offers ev­ Red Rocks, and Elitch assistant principal at Han­ Where en; Mrs. Anthony Verlen- ery type of insurance ex­ Gardens. son high school. honest gia^ national director of the cept health, and now in­ The St. G eorge Senior A reception honoring National Council o f Catho­ cludes a number of men Choir of Kenosha, Wi.s., Brother Biederman will be lic Women; and Edward D. among its policy holders. will provide music at the held Aug. 7 from 3 to 5 Brown, eJr., Actuary for Headed by Mrs. Lucy reception at the Hilton p.m. at the home o f Mr. WCOF and a member of Domino, high chief ranger, and at the diamond ju­ and Mrs. Frank Wehling, the firm of Brown, Conrad, the organization sponsors bilee high Mass. The Wheatridge. Richardson, and Flott. philanthropic as well as all-girl choir, composed Guests w’ill include social activities, emphasiz­ of girls from the 6th, 7th ible to Archbishop Urban J. ing Catholic Action. It has an d 8 th grades of St. lerum Vehr, Bishop David made substantial contribu­ George’s school, Ken­ Con^rafulafions Maloney, Byron A. And­ tions to the national shrine osha, Wis., is conducted to erson, Colorado Secre­ of the Immaculate Concep­ by Sister Mary Cecilius, leart, tary of State; J. Richard tion in Washington, D.C., S.S.N.D., and w ill p artic­ Jean Barnes, State Commis­ and the Sanctuary o f Our ipate in the Aspen M usic Sorrowful Mother in Port-^ Festival. For two succes- BIG "T " SUPER sioner of Insurance; Ar­ land. Ore., and given an sivc years, the Choir was thur J. Barrett, president endowment o f .$25,000 to MARKET of the Woodmen of the invited to join a troupe n the the Commission of Am eri­ World; Sister William touring Europe under on their s the can Citizenship at the auspices of the Talented Mary of Loretto Heights Grand Opening >r the Catholic University of Teen Foundation. to the college; Mrs. Mary Stretch Root, WCOF le­ gal counsel; Attorney Our Special Event Eleanor Y. Guthrie; and ER Miss Mary C. Walsh, Wedding 1 0 % O ff D.D. WCOF member, formerly Invitations nagh of Chicago. On All Our Stock lerty T h e K e v. F r a n c is J. □rter Matthews, executive secre­ BRIDE BOOKS iecha tary of the National Cath* • NAPKINS EDSU'S Tiss, olic Radio and Television Open Eves by Appt. Ilett, Apostolate (CARTA) will NEEDLECRAFT THE INVITATION mon. deliver the main address at 4421 W. 29th 433-0355 the convention banquet on chez SHOP Coutresy Knitting y^nch Tuesday, Aug. 9. 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Mother Beloved circle A u g. 8 at the home of IkM- t o W O M E N will hold a swimming par­ Maryann Isenhart. St. ty Aug. 7 and a meeting Martha circle will have a potluck dinner and meeting E n g a g e d at the home of Bernice Martinez. Phyllis Balich Mr. and Mrs. Peter will entertain Mother of Peggy Tague Nomed Grieve, of Denver, have Angels circle. announced the engagement Vessel of Honor circle of their daughter, Judith will meet on Aug. 9 at the To CU Alumni Post Ann, to Charles J. Desi- home of Janet Capra, and ate, Jr., son of Mr. and Ellen Campbell will host­ The alumnae o f Mary- tivities, as well as in the Mrs. Charles Desiate Sr., ess the meeting o f the St. mount college, Salina, development of continuing o f Pueblo. Bride-elect is a Luke circle. On Aug. 10, Kane., will meet in the education programs for graduate of Mt.Carmel Yolanda Martinez will en­ high school, Denver, and home of Mrs. Gordon Ko- alumni. tertain St. Gerard circle MRS. WILLIAM E. Receive Teaching Grants P ark ’s college of business. var, 965 Fairfax street, Miss Tague has worked and Handmaids of Mary Her fiance attended O’GRADY, the former Ste­ Denver, on Thursday, Aug. for two other University of Two Loretto Heights college juniors have been circle will meet at the Southern Colorado State phanie Anne Hupp, is the 4. Colorado alumni directors awarded Master of Arts in Teaching grants at the home of Judy Wong. The college and Colorado State daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The meeting will be an — Kenneth C. Penfold, University of Denver. They are, left, Kathy Anne group had a surprise show­ W esley Sheldon Hupp, of now a Boulder realtor, and Lane, Galesburg, Mich., and Mary Ciarvella, Den­ university and is employed informal picnic starting at er for Kay Shanklin re­ Lakewood. Bridegroom is William E. Davis, now ver. The grants, financed by the Ford Foundation, by Sundstrand Aviation. 6:30 p.m. A ll alumnae and cently. the son o f Mr. and Mrs. president of Idaho State provide that the recipients will participate in one Th e wedding will be held students presently at­ Joan Murnan, secretary, Charles A. O’Grady of University. class per year through their senior years, earning Nov. 26. tending M arymount from is compiling new circle Denver. The double-ring She joined the CU staff an MA in a fifth year at the University of Denver. the Denver area are invit­ lists. Any changes in mem­ ceremony was performed , in 1945 a< a secretary in Miss Lane will earn her MA in chemistry, Miss ed to attend and should North Dakota bership, addresses or phone May 28 in Our Lady of call Mrs. Kovar, 322-0407, the department of physical Ciarvella in history. numbers should be given education for women. P ic n ic S et Fatim a church, Lakewood. for reservations. Chairman to her. She may be reached The couple will reside in of the event is Miss Peggy Among her activities. The annual North Dako­ at 421-0248. Denver. Tague. Miss Tague is a former member of the board of ta picnic will be held Aug. MISS T A G U E , a mem­ Miss Tague directors of the University 14 at Washington Park, Franklin and Kentucky ber of Sacred Heart parish, Club and she is a member street entrances, Denver. Boulder, has been named ant. The promotion was of the coordinating com­ Information can be ob­ SnCHS-LRUJLOR assistant director o f alumni effective July 1, according mittee of the Division of tained by calling Wayne relations at the University to C. Dean Graves, CU Student AlTairs. , 1543 LARIMER ST. - 830 I7 tm ST. W entzel, 688-4424 or of Colorado, it was report­ director of alumni rela­ She is a graduate of Dorothy Howard, 688-3923. ed recently. tions. Marymount College, Sali- In the newly created na, Kans., and she is ENGRAVED A member o f the alumni W VVVV V V V f f V W W l office staff for 1 2 years. post, Miss Tague will work chairman of the Mary­ Miss Tague was promoted in the coordination of mount Alumnae Associa­ PLASTIC from administrative assist- alumni club and class ac­ tion o f Colorado. GLASS SIGNS & DESK PLATES Custom Picture Framing Denver Woman Young Women's All Glass Replacements BftOMZE TABLETS Is Elected to Retreat Slated Sarviea — Quality Satisfaction / National Post For Aug. 26-28 DALLAS DENVER COMPANY No w... AI Aj saVi 11 i>\s ea ri i Mrs. L arry Biernbaum, A retreat for young 3152 W. Alameda Ave. T a member of Precious single women and col­ Ph. 934-5833 lege girls will be held at Blood parish, Denver, was T El Pomar retreat house, elected vice president of Colorado Springs, Aug. Der the National Association 26-28. Retreat master will o f Babysitter Registries at al ] the Association's annual will be the Rev. Andrew Lawrence, M.S.SS.T. Tra meeting and luncheon Backstage Tips Will W ashington, D.C., The house will accom­ modate only 55 persons Miss Eileen Downs, right rear, drama instruc­ Aug recently, Mrs. Biernbaum so early reservations are tor at St. Mary’s academy’s creative summer pro­ is the owner of Baby T1 advised. Mrs. Meredith gram, gives make-up pointers to Molly Huff, right, Sitters, Inc. desi, J. H uff, 355-9469, will as she applies liner to Margy Kleiger’s character One of the principal MRS. LOUIS EDWIN- velc accept reservations make-up in the ’’Spider and the Fly”, a short play aims of the organization SON, the former Joyce El­ and presented by fellow students and mothers. is to define and promote len TeBockhorst, is the through Aug. 18. uniform national daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The cost of the week­ standards for babysitting Gerald R. TeBockhorst of end is $20 with a $5 de­ Homemakers Council Set posit required. Trans­ registries and sitters. The Denver. Bridegroom is the The National Extension will include presentation of Ni portation to Colorado N A B R requires that any son o f Mrs. Louis Edwin- Homemakers council will special awards to home­ Springs can be arranged. registry who is a member son, of Boulder, and Brig. open Aug. 14 on the Colo­ m aker groups throughout must have personal Gen. (ret.) C. T. Edwinson rado State university cam­ the country. Al interviews with any sitter of Austin, Tex. Ceremony Retreat Movement pus in Fort Collins. Work­ before acceptance on was performed July 30 in shop sessions w ill be con­ register. Membership in Plans Conference A c Christ the King church, ducted during the confer­ Dr. James P. Gray State the registry is on a Harbor Springs, Mich. — ences on family life, safety, Denver A reception was PLUtS male selective basis. held. The couple will reside Plans are being completed conservation, health, recre­ OPTOMETRIST Further information shoul in Boulder. fo r th e 14th annual re­ ation, home and family, Eyes examined of free gifts 3-PC. S E T collet may be obtained by gional conference of the leadership, and interna­ . . . when you open or add $300 or Visual Care STAINLESS didat calling Mrs. Jen National Women’s Retreat tional relations. more to any savings account. One MIXING BOWLS upon Biernbaum, 757-7606. Monday Movement to be held here Nearly 4,000 members Contact Lenses gift per fa m ily ...p le a s e ! Oct. 2, sponsored by the are expected to attend the 213 Colo. Bldg. DECORATOR STOOL Th Morning three-day session which Surety Bondi 15” HIGH. FORMICA TOP Catholic Nurses Scramentine Sisters of the 1615 Calif. serv Blessed Sacrament Retreat CALL Corp Deadline! House, Conway, Mich. Eating Habit For Appointment Call: gram Plan Retreat Change your eating hab­ Delegates from Michigan, GIBRALTAR Savings reer its to lower your blood 825-8003 Paul T. McGrady The Archdiocesan Coun­ The d ead lin e fo r news Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, .AND LOAN AStOCIATIO and cil of Catholic Nurses will stories and pictures to Minnesota, North Dakota, cholesterol, and reduce VAN SCHAACK & CO 1905 E. Colfax Ave., Denver / Phone 399-1454 progi appear in the ’’Denver and South Dakota will at- your risk of getting a sponsor a retreat at El 624 17lh Street DEROtITS MADE OY AUGUST lOTH EARN PROH AUGUST 1ST by t heart attack. ANDERSON-HALL Pomar retreat house, Colo­ C a t h o lic R e g is te r * * is tend the conference. Phone 297-5636 educi M onday at 9 a.m. Corre- rado Springs, Sept. 9-11 for Watch Curves unifo medical personnel. Reser­ spondents are asked to mont vations can be made by have their material at Slow down before you EVELYN’S DRAPERIES allow calling Betty Moriarity, the ’’Register” office at enter a curve, says the Highest Quality Work for f 825-8975, or Cele Geiger, this time to assure pub- State Patrol. Taking and Materials candi 355-0800. lication in the following, curves at high speed 1501 South Pearl SL the I The Council w ill hold a Thursday issue. often leads to accidents Tel. 744>64:i9 and . general meeting Sept. 29 and highway deaths. shipn at St. Anthony’s hopsital, Abstinence Unian Complata Casualty, in col! Denver, at 7:45 p.m. Plans TRY AUGIE'S jors w Plans Convention TRADITIONALLY ^ Homaownars. will be made for a fashion A uto , and under show and card party to be • THE FINEST IN || SPUDNUTS Commercial Atlantic City, *N.J. PHOTOGRAPHY In su ran c e on ly held Oct. 8. The Catholic Total Absti­ (KING OF THE profei DONUTS) Phone 7.56-0636 - ofRce prohi Boston Bond W ins nence Union of America w ill hold its 94th annual DeCKQCE sSdio (IN KING SOOPERS CONCOURSE) ;m-9547 - re.s. 4«SS E . C olfaK Ph. 3M-4353 ^_^Ukesld^ho££ingCer^^ 2330 So. Colorado Blvd. 100th First Place convention here Aug. 8 , opening with a Mass at St. f f f f f f f f f f E Gloucester, Mass. — St. Nicholas of Tolentine M arg William’s senior band of church. Dorchester (a section of Mak< Boston) marched and man­ Miss euvered to its 100th first HUNT CLEANERS daugh place win out of 107 clash­ Mrs. F es over a 1 1 -year stretch cently in competitions sponsored Proudly AFB, by the Archdiocese o f Bos­ P ro cla im s ington, ton. the sp: list at 6TH A V E . Lake c OLIVER'S: nio, Te FI o m j u u i V j i t MARION C a th o Meat Market : Theatre Restaurant To Jo i "Serving Denver Since 1923 With -iunlily Meals"^ JOSE’ SAPIEN, Maitre’D KURT FISHER, Mgr. 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Thursday, August 4, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P ag e 7 Youth This Week In Colorado Springg M f. St. Francis Sets mg. UU August Ceremonies In vestitu re and profes- que, N. Mex.; Mary Pro- Sister M. Thomas Ann O L P cline A sion rites will take place vost, Sacred Heart parish, Deats of St. Mary Magdal­ at Mt. St. Francis, Colora- P resco tt, Ariz.; Marleen ene’s parish, Denver, will By Walter Kranz do Springs, Aug. 12 in the Sem anko, Our Lady o f pronounce her perpetual convent chapel at 10 a.m. Guadalupe parish, Albu- vows. She is the daughter Proof Positive Three from Denver parish- qucrque, N. Mex.; Susan of Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. discovered bodies are rush­ es w ill participate in the Widhalm and Laura Zach, Deats. A story on Page 3 of last ing pell mell through the ceremonies. both of St. Francis’ parish, OTHERS pronouncing Thursdays Rocky Moun- darkened voids of endle.ss .L I A M E. Jeannette Catherine We- Humphrey, Nebr. perpetual vows will be tain News provides the space. former Ste- ber, daughter o f Mr. and Sister M. Charles Buch- Sister M. Angela, Sister M. greatest possible proof that And yet perfect order is maintained at all times. In !upp, is the Mrs. Henry W. Weber, of holz, a novice from Holy Kevin, Sister M. Loraine, God is alive. fact, the order is so ex­ •. and Mrs. St. Anthony’s parish. Den- Family parish, Denver, will and Sister M. Michelle. In the story, the Smith­ tremely perfect that astro­ n Hupp, of ver, will receive the garb pronounce her first vows, Bishop David M. Malo­ sonian Astrophysical ob­ nomers are able to predict degroom is o f the Poor Sisters of St. She is the daughter of Mr. ney w ill officia te at the servatory denied a "scary . and Mrs. Francis Seraph o f Perpe- and Mrs. Paul Buchholz. ceremonies. rep ort" that the asteroid unerring accuracy the exact orbit of an a.steroid ’ G rad y o f tual Adoration. Miss W e b e r ------Icarus may hit the earth lik e Icarus, and tell us louble-ring is a 1965 graduate of St. with the force of 1,000 hy­ Joseph Convent high school drogen bombs. The obser­ centuries in advance,just performed . what space-path it will r Lady o f for aspirants located at Nocturnal Adoration vatory assured the worriers Mount St. Francis, Colora­ take in its journey through Lakewood. that Icarus "will pass four do Springs. the eternal skies. ! reside in million miles away as pre­ Other postulants to re­ Services Scheduled viously predicted.’’ If certain people want to ceive the garb of the Poor Now if God is dead — or buy the idea that all this Sisters o f St. Francis Ser­ if He has withdrawn, as is b lin d chance. I can’t aph of Perpetual Adoration Catholic men from all within the city, some reports have it — possibly agree with them. in the ou,..,, same ceremony —-are parishes in the Denver Confessions are heard who or what could keep I f certain people want to Diana Brin, St." Michael’s spend an hour from 7:30 p.m. until 6 a.m. the billions of spinning say they don t understand QO parish, Craig; Rena Galle- the Blessed Sacra- Communion is distributed worlds in such perfect ord­ it and dismiss the whole T H H ST. gOH, St. Anne’s parish, Tu- in Nocturnal Adora- hourly from midnight until er? If God is dead, who or subject by saying that no­ cumcari, N. Mex.; Cecelia tion .^rvices to be observed 6 a.m. what could prevent a mil­ body else can understand She Assists Nurses t Holy Ghost church, Ann Gold, Holy Family A Mass will be offered at lion asteroids from collid­ it. I can't agree with them Downtown Denver. Thurs- 0 Cherie Bjork, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bjork, Lakewood, is a parish, Pueblo; Loyola midnight. Other Masses on ing with the earth lor either. TUG (Trust Us Girls, a volunteer program) at St Anthony’s hospital, Herrera, Our Lady of Gua- f J * ’. F irst F rid a y w ill be at what would be left of the Most people can under­ Denver. A junior at St IV,Gary’s academy, Denver, she assists in nursing dalupedalune narish. parish, Albuauer- Albuquer- Aug. ,5. 6:15. 7. 7:45 a.m., 12:10 earth after the first one stand it. Because mo.st The vigil begins at 9 services with 35 other gir.'s. Checking a patient’s chart with the young p.m., and 5:15 p.m. hit)? people believe God is very ^ E S volunteer is Mrs. V. E. Jones, right, staff nurse on the medical ward at St p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5, and Following are the hours much alive. Anth ony’s. News Deadline! hours are assigned to men assigned to members of the ON T H IS "little ball of from various parishes Rem em ber! Nocturnal Adoration socie­ mud," as Jim Bishop calls F'ast driving may save The deadline for news ty of the various parishes: it, we are spinning through stories and pictures to a minute, but an acci­ 'Shares' Awarded 9- 10 o'clock — St. John’s. St. Ro*e a fantastic universe at Area Parochial Stuedents dent at high speed can appear in the "Denver of Lima. Presentation, Christ the unimaginable speeds. Catholic Register" is Kins, Sts. Peter and Paul. Holy take a life in a .second. To Contributors Name, Ft. l-osan; St. James. B illions and billions of ITl M onday at 9 a.m. Corre­ 10- n o'clock - Holy chosLSt. suns, moons, stars, planets To Join Training Group spondents are asked to Bottineau, N. Dak. — [■^rabeth'*. All Sainu. St Catherine, comets, asteroids, metcors Derby: Notre Dame. , . , , Newest have their material at "Builder’s Shares’’ are n.i2 o'clock - Cathedral, St Jo- g R ia x ie s , and Other un- Twelve students from tended by 108 students director of Red Cross the "Register" office at being awarded by the St. seph •2 o'clock — Annunciation^ Mother This Week Aug. 22-27. by the school on a basis of sion groups. Topics such as CYO $250,000 for the construe- do sale*.'.Nativity GIFTS scholastic achievement, in­ the importance of the in­ tion ol a 63-bed hospiul. 2-3 o>1ork - nio-M-d Sacrammt, 50 So. Bdwy. - 733-7377 The conference, which is terest and participation in dividual in group meetings, Activities Th e shares pay no divi- “ "b' Ro*ary, st. Joseph (PoH»h), designed to teach and de­ Red Cross. tools and techniques of ,, _ . dends but state that the ‘ ' “ " 4 ‘‘.Ivioci. - st s t velop leadership ideals Under the direction of di.scu.ssion and the philoso- G u a r d ia n A n g e ls holders are entitled to the I’alrick. SL Anne. Arvada; Holy Fam­ and principles, will be at­ gratitude of the entire ily, Most t’rerious Blood. Miss Norma Gooden,. phy of leadership will be ^ CYO meeting will be *-li o'clock — AxHumption. Sacred featured. he\d, Sunday, Aug. 7 at service area community.” H eart, St. Anthony o f Padua, St. Each delegate belongs to 7:30 p.m. in the church l.oui*. KnRlewood: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, (iuardian Anitel, All Souls, for remodeling! two units, a cabin group b a ll. T h e R e v. John J. KnRlewood: Our Lady of Lourdes. Navy Suggests Look and a discussion group, McGinn will be the guest Capuchins Man Holy Cro*s, Thornton. 3-6 o'clock — St. Ignatius l.oyola, • Counter-top and follows a schedule of speaker. New members are St. Catherine'*. St. Joseph, Colden: recreation and study in a welcome. N ew Maryknoll Minor Seminary St. Pius. Aurora: and Holy Trinity. la v a to ry At College Program setting that prepares them missals can be purchased We«tmin*ter. to better serve their com- outside the church after Pittsburgh, Pa. — A • Wall hung munity. each Mass on Sundavs or *pi*'o*‘ seminar>* near Ma- “C it e th e l ^ d y '’ According to a United years, Midshipmen partic­ dang. New Guinea, will be clo set ipate in cruises which by calling Linda Sheeran, States N avy news release, operated by the Capuchin male high school students provide practical experience 477-7771. PETITE SC H O O LS have a spe­ Fathers of Pittsburgh to • New, extra should consider the Navy's in naval operations. cific number o f representa­ All Souls train young N ew Guinea FLOWERS ro o m y bath college training officer can­ Upon graduation. Mid­ tives that may attend the men for the priesthood. All Souls CYO will 255-6101 didate program in deciding shipmen may be commis­ program and alternates are 1809 HUM BOLDT ST. Of first quality only, Koh­ upon college plans. sioned as Ensigns in the chosen in case o f illness or sponsor m inature golf at The Sacred Congregation ler fixtures and fittings U.S. N avy or as Second necessary absence. Lists of the Santa Fe Golf follow- for the Propagation of the Grand Opening is are available in sizes and The Regular Naval Re­ Lieu tenants in the U.S. those attending are subject the CYO meeting Sun- Faith had asked the Capu- styles to fit every budget. serve Officers Training Marine Corps. to revision until 24 hours A u g , 7, at 7 p.m. chins of the St. Augustine The Mo$f Important Corps (N R O TC) is a pro- In form ation regard in g prior to the workship. Transportation will be pro- province, based here, to D & D Cleaners Let us help you plan your gram designed to train ca- the NROTC program may Those on the current list vid ed fo r those without take responsibility for the Next To Millers new bathroom or wash­ reer officers for the Navy be obtained from any U.S. to attend the leadership r id e s . C ost w ill be 35 sem inary. I I U So. Washington CAKE room. Come in today or and Marine Corps. The Navy Recruiting Station. workshop are M arily Auer, cents. 777-8718 in your life for the call us for our free esti­ program includes payment St. Francis de Sales school. Lady of Fatima most impoitant ocersion mate, no obligation. by the Navy of tuition, Denver; Naomi Duran, St. The CYO will hold its TRY Specializing in education fees, textbooks, Joseph’s school; Patrick monthly Communion Wedding Cakes Quality Plumbing uniforms, and provides a Fitzgerald. Cathedral high Breakfast Saturday, Aug. WEDDINGS A Specialty and Heating Repairs monthly $50 subsistence school: Mary Ann Gins­ 6 . following the 8 a.m. allowance to its members berg, St. Francis de Sales; Mass. Ail high school stu­ CANDIDS for four years. Selected In either Color or Black Lynn Kasch, Holy Family dents are invited to attend. and White become trea SLATTERY candidates are enlisted in school: Tim Lee, St. Jo­ sured heirlooms when tak. Fiesta Di.slies - 0|K'n Stix'k the U. S. N aval Reserve seph's; Maryann Murphy. en by Gifts - llarilwoie • i'alnt and are appointed Mid­ Machebeuf high school: Glass - Toys & COMPANY shipmen upon enrollment DRY CLEANING RORK Threading BAKERY Margaret Reed. Holy Fam­ .. PHOTOGRAPHERS t Window Shades • Key Plumbing and Heating in college. The college ma­ ily: Mary Roberts, Cathe­ AND LAUNDRY Uupllenting jors which a candidate may III Dick Bettinger ^ Phone RA 2-2859 Contractors dral; James TaFoya, Ca­ 1053 So. Giylord Ph 733 6076 0|>cn Friday Evenings undertake are many, and Home of Fine Pastiies 181 V A L L E J O S T . thedral: Garnette V igil, St. 32 Broadway 733-2910 only a few nontechnical 4 S.ORES TO SERVE YOU 744-6311 Joseph’s; and Thresa CASCADE M So. Bioadway JOHN J. CONNOR, President professional majors are Torres, Annunciation. USE Cala. Blvd. 74lo E. • Robert F. Connor, Vice President prohibited. During the U4» S«. CaM. Blvd. sum m er between 'xjollege WEISS BAKERY OLD-FASHIONED SALT 4995 Quitman RISING BREAD-EVERY TUESDAY Marguerite Putnam To Get Degree Makes Dean's List Phone Four Stores to Serve You James B. Boyle, son of 4024 T en n yso n ...... G L. 5-1937 Miss Marguerite Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam F. 477-0814 5850 W. 38th A ve...... H A. 4-1366 daughter o f Lt. Col. and Boyle, Denver, is one of Lakeside Center ...... GE. 3-1703 Mrs. Royal A. Putnam, re­ approximately 250 can­ 1480 C arr St...... BE. 7-1604 cently transferred to Ixiwry didates for degrees • LINOLEUM • FORMICA • FLOOR TILE AFB, Denver, from Wash­ from Fort Hays Kansas • WALL TILE • CERAMIC • CARPETS ington, D.C., was elected to State college at the close BREWED WITH PURE ' the spring semester dean’s of the summer session. list at (3ur Lady of the Boyle, a psychology ma­ DR. JOHN R. COYLE jor, will receive a master MAY-DAY Join Father O'Malley's ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPRING WATER Lake college in San Anto­ OPTOMETRIST nio, Tex. of science degree. CLEANERS • Eyes Examined "IN WHEATRIDGE" •••••••••••••••• • Glasses Fitted TOUR TO EUROPE Catholic Deaf Unit clalltl* In Party Paslrl** May and Day McCloskey • Contact Lenses To Join Refreatists MARY ANNE^ "We operate our own plant” 9355 E. Colfax September 3-26 cooes. OilLlCO FOR B AKERIES I Quality CleaninR Aurora, Colo. San Antonio. Tex. — The FIAVDR PdtflCTKM All Butter I FOR APPOINTMENT reoM BKwm International Catholic Deaf "T h rrr ■« So Suhtliluir $ 9 9 9 association will join the CAKES I CALL: 366-3981 10 YOU...IN THE (WCUllON National Catholic Laymen’s t« r i Credit can bo arranged P a r t it f i 3740 Pierce St. 424-74(M (From Denver and Return to Denver) 4NOC Retreat association in •r>4 1 IB Iic k S i. i( Sts. R a tirl P ill's O ' l (Mtuaing* I launching a nation-wide Cnll 1 program o f closed retreats MtrehanI't park — 731 AM* J Villa llalla Canter ' A!so: Tours to Mexico, Hawaii and Europe for the deaf. The ICDA 73M W . Ala m a ia A v * . ! Join a HAPPINESS “JOURNEY OF voted to do at its annual •pingCantar— »7-7«*|! s one! aw ay — 744-734t ] convention here. FULFILLMENT’’ TOUR 14, 21, 24, 31 and 45 days • See the Splendour ot Cruises and Independent Arrangements Everywhere town, EUROPE and participate in the Centennial Year amily. of our Mother of Perpetual Help. Weekly depar­ caped tures until October - from $628 to $1522 from AMERICAS FINE LIGHl BEER eased New York, For Complete there! Powder Puff Other Catholic interest tours: Cruises and Tours and Independent arranficments every- Information Contact light- tions. Beauty Salon where: Wonderful selection o f Cartan.. Taiick, 4012 W E S T 38th A V E . Cooks„ American Express and Berry "See America, Hawaii & Alaska.” Catholic Travel T ours OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT HANRAHAN’S DO " A LOVELY G ltr TO EACH CUSTOMER!" 1452 Penn. St. Denver, Colo. (value approx. $2) UNIVERSITY HILLS TRAVEL 6 2 3 - 4 5 9 5 2721 So. Colorado Blvd. - Pti- 757*7493 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMt?NT 4SS-565S Denver, Colo. 80222 P a g e 8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 4, 1966 Elitch's Features Tom Ewell Comedy; Welk's Accordionist The comedy Broadway current offering at EHtch professionally ever since he hit. The Impossible Gardens theater, Denver. was 19 when he was first Years, which is still play­ F e a tu rin g m o vie and featured on station KSSO in g in New York, is the stage actor Tom Ewell, the in Sioux Falls, S. Dak. He adult comedy will play is called by Welk "one of the -outstanding accordion­ top Family Fore 'Carnival' Now throughout this week. In C A l ists in the United States,” New York (ximedian Alan G ilch r At Third-Eye King is still featured in which is high praise coming from the old accor­ upon ' the title role he created. thi.s w( In Cripple Creek Ewell reportedly recreates dion maestro himself. 'I'he charming musical the D( C a rn iv a l is the new pro­ Backing Floren end the role in the EHtch the­ agemer lerina in army shoes. ater production with the playin g for dancing both By Ken Clark duction at Denvers Third gone cc John Masterson plays same "dash and flavor, F riday and Saturday will Take a classic broth of E y e theater, 238 Broad­ G ild melodrama, enriched with with serpentine savagery a w ay. A success on Broad­ along with his own bright be the W ill Back orchestra, tempesi several additional heroes, cruel and ambitious Italian way several years ago un­ interpretatiori.” favorites of dance fans it the c heroines, and villains, and Renaissance opportunist, der the direction of Gower According to Joan T. throughout the west. he leve season it heavily with es- and Bill Barney and Rich­ C h im p io n , C a r n iv a l is Nourse in the Trenton, fans an .sense of Shakespeare. ard Jones portray as evil a b a led on the MGM film N.J., M onitor, the play is Sacred Heart Program Melodrama in Cripple Creek employt Add a dash of (Jay 90’s pair o f conspirators as ever L ili; which starred Leslie an "allegedly comic piece Fed i and a pinch of vaudeville, stalked a stage. Carr-n and Mel Ferrer. concerning today’s more "The Church’s Teach­ On the side of the right­ At Cripple Creek’s famed Imperial hotel old- 's liK h then blend in one banjo time melodrama is delighting tourists and visitors. The mood of the musical, unmanageable teen-ager.’’ ing on Society," will be eous, Craig Nelson and when i virtuoso named Red Wat­ Above is a scene from "Fear in the Forest" as which is appealing to both She also notes that the the subject of an address son and one Danny Grif­ Larry Priest combine dash in t o t Waynr .M«>'kin f)oro(hy Mj Becky Frazier reveals the secret of a buried trea­ children an(i adults, is set "general moral tone is low" by the Rev. Francis L. and articulation to portray Cookie fith. a sinjfing piano player sure to hero Larry Priest, while the villain. Bill forth in the theme, 'Love and that it is geared for Filas, S.J., on the Sacred who makes music as if ected by Richard Ros- the stalwart hero-to-the- w e ’ve 88 Barney, eavesdrops at the cottage window. Makes the World Go adult viewing. Heart program, Sunday, keys were part of his ana­ somme. But it is within rescue types beloved of ■Round. ’ Aug. 7, 7:30 a.m., on five dre the cast of players — melodrama fans every­ tomy. Featured in the cast are OPENING for three KBTV’, Channel 9, Den­ "My Pour the entire mixture drawn from all over the where. Subscription Series June Favre, Glen Lance, days, Aug. 4-6, in Elitch’s ver. manugi into the Imperial Hotel at nation — that the pure The play revolves around Sally Steele, and Jack Trocadero ballroom is My­ th e Br Cripple Creek and let it sparkle of the drama orig­ a pretty pair of heroines — Announced by Trident Casperson. Other roles are has led bubble all summer long. inates. Becky Frazier, who outwits ron Floren, one of the taken by Con Griswold, country’s leading accor­ conclus That's the re'cipe for Th e young actors and one villa in after another Th e Trid en t Th eatre’s amount o f $25,000 from a Larry Clinton, Lawrence dionists who is featured m o u nt some of ( ’olorado's top fam­ actresses o f this year’s ef­ with sparkling enthusiasm, season subscription drive national foundation, Figueroa, Marietta Wil­ with the Lawrence Welk manage ily entertainment, and it’s fort may not yet be of and Patricia Berthrong, will begin Aug. 1. For the In awarding the grant, helm Carla Boscoe, Dave orchestra. is not. a scant three-hour drive Broadway caliber, but that vs’hose beauty would make first time in the four-year the foundation expressed Lewis, Kay Cable, and Floren has played players from Denver in country is more than compensated her a compliment to any history of the Denver resi- the wish that it be used to •Jean Favre, who also dir­ tute a where some of the state’s by the freshne.ss of their stage even if she couldn’t dent professional theater fu rth er the artistic ected. hall clul richest history stands in performances and by the act — which she most as­ company, patrons will be achievements already es- Performances are at 8:30 Hummel's Offers a New Home Baked Feature a state bubbling jo y with which three-dimensional splendor. suredly can. able to purchase tickets for tablished by the Trident p.m. Thursdays through Delightfully Rich —New York Style after e: they play their parts. Claudia Beets compe­ the entire season. The Theatre and to further Saturdays. camp in THIS YKAH, the Im­ These people obviously like CHEESE CAKE tently handles two roles T rid e n t is o fferin g five stimulate the community’s Reservations and infor­ "CAI perial Players — in their w hat th ey’re doing, and of absolute contrast, al plays for the price of three interest and participation Baked l-v Hummc1> Chefa m ation may be obtained citin g y 19th year on the boards at they .spread an epidemic of ternately appearing as a to patrons who purchase CHICKEN SALADS WHOLE KOSHEH STYLE n the Trident Theatre by calling 777-9998. Chopped Chicken Livers Briskets of Cornea Beef iK'cn rej Mr. and Mrs. Wayne warmth and laughter stern mother superior in their season subscriptions program, Cooked by Hummel’s Chefs CO organ Mackin’s Imperial Hotel — through their audience. a convent and as a flir- during the month o f Au­ Richard B. Collier, pro­ Family Theater opportun have put together a 16th Alan Fudge, cast in the t a t io u s s e rvin g w en ch gust. ducer-director of the Tri­ SIDEWALK CAFE Century Italian melodrama role of a fumbling bufToon with an eye for dashing Th e T rid en t’s 1966-67 dent Theatre said in Maureen O’Sullivan will Luncheons 85c up — Dinners $1.00 up th eir si called Fear in the Forest, who winds up disguised as young gentlemen who season will include Arthur announcing the grant that star in Every Good Boy HUMMEL’S ('ookie a or A Fox in Petticoats. a woman in order to foil seem to be all over the M iller’s drama, View "this will enable us to D o e s F in e, a drama, on 'Footb The play, richly Shakes- the devious plots of a place. From the Bridge, Shake- form a permanent resident Father Patrick Peyton’s DELICATESSEN and ind Cherry Creek Shopping Center I>earean in dialogue and wicked clutch of villains, is Topping the melodrama speare’s comedy, Tw elfth company and to expand the Fam ily Theater Sunday, (1 i m i n i s 1 paced at breathle.ss speed, hilarious. He is a master is a sparkling olio of vau­ Night, Waiting for Godot quality and caliber of pro- Aug. 7, 9 p.m., on KOSI jHjrtion t is adapted for Cripple o f the broad double take deville acts in which Phil­ by Samuel Beckett, and ductions." Radio, Denver. gcn» tef Creek audiences by Mrs. and he trips through his lip Schopper shines as a M an Is Man by Bertoldt the ‘.eun Mackin and skillfully dir­ role like a 190-pound bal- Chaplinesque magician Brecht. It will be the first sary has with a penchant for golf time that the Brecht clas­ MAA4MA ROSA’S PIZZERIA tiunal d sic commentary on war has m anage: balls, and Marie Caruso HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS proves that a marvelously been produced in Denver. foregone The fifth and final Trident ie conclui C 6 horrible singing voice can • PIZZA • RAVIOLI f^otlon Piclut be a standing ovation as­ production w ill be I m a set. announced later. • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI ^ T J v i n r ^ ^ winner - CfossiHcafien by National C alhofic h a v e n I O/fIce lor Moffon Pictures To order season sub­ Table and Carry-Out Service IT WAS at Cripple scriptions, persons can call p la y e rs Creek that old-time melo­ the Trident Theatre office, 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 936-2336 w in n e r . Fnllnwinit nrr claAnificutinnii of motii urr* by th«* Nutlonul ('Htholic Oriici- o f Motion l>irlun-s for filmo ci plnyinK in D fn vrr nml-run, drama got its rebirth in- 733-6623, or write Trident "They've npiuhlMvrhood. imd drivo.in ihonlfro. uh ' ■ appcnrini; on trlrvinion 1947 and later, through Theatre, 1028 Gaylord, p la y e rs in Ibc Drnvor. Coloriido S|>rinijK xncl Slcrlinu ar>'ii». nHll< rt'cruited. ohri’kp,! for plin c nucl TV -tHlion, i{i(tlnu» of movloK on TV urr checked the years, was adopted by Denver. aKninot IlntinKN found in "T V tiuid r" maKH/inr. iTHNaincalionH are: A-l. many groups throughout It was announced today o n e t r a Family: A-'J. adults anshadow. A-.'i. Dear Wi(hou( a Face. A--'l; Woman in Hid- ments oi •lohn. (■; Or. /hi«at:o. A-2: Ourl a( inK- A-2; Beasts o f .Marseilles, A-2; director. One of the high­ • SAurrbrdt^n • Wiener Schniliet • Sleeks • Seelood. The Story on I’atje One. A-3. 'House of Lord' Oiahlo. li; O lass ftotlom lioal. A-2: lights o f those early days COFFEE SHOP— FIRESIDE LOUNGE — PIANO BAR h atterin f Inside Oai*> A-.A: Kharloiim. MONDAY. ACfLS but at t A -l; Kwaidnn. A-2: l.ad\ I_. H; la> Our Lillie (Jlrl. A -l; When Tomor­ was the ragtime piano On U .S . 11} e t C o n ife r P h . 222-4IV8 Ctosed M onday lionlicur. C: I.osi Command. A.:l; I.t. row Comes, A-2; Where the Sidewalk playing of Max Morath, On TV Aug. 7 rankling Kohin Crttsoc, A-l: Munster Co Fneralion Bot­ To this day, however. Representing the Catho­ Fo»)tbali L ol Che Drau Kaees. unlisted. Bi^ tleneck, A-2; Sea Furv. A-2. lic faith will be Mrs. Roy ...m ’m V Strawberry Shortcake! W e ve h Hand for the Lillie Ladv, A-2: Billie. WKDNKSDAY. A l’C. HI Cripple Creek, the Imperi­ A -l; Horn Free. A -l; Hoy. Did I (Jet a C ell 24.Y.t. D e a th H ow . B: The al, and the Mackins spell Romer. Moderator will be cuses for W ron« Ntimhcr. A-:i: Bridge on the .Moonraker. A -l: The Raid. A -l: Sea good time, good food, and Miss Dorothy Latson. Oth­ scheme o Rixer Kwai. A -l; C al Haltou. A-2; Fury. A-2; Dear Murderer. A-2: The er panelists will include Cincinnati Kid. B; Firrhall .VMi. A-3; Fddy lluchin Story. A-t: Hiuh Time. Western hospitality. none o f First Spaceship on Venus. A-l: FliKht A -l: 'The (ireal .Mcliinty. A-2: I’nder Mrs. M axine Schpall and sense to u o f (he I’ hoenix. A -l: (Ihosi and .Mr. .My Skin. A-2; lo p Secret Affair. B: Mrs. R. T. Schumann of Th is y( Chicken. A -l: Ouns of Navamne. A-l: The (ientle Touch. A -l. State Bandmasters Halleujah Trail. A-l: Harper. A-3; THCRSDAY. A l'li. II Greeley. are boasti Heroes of Telemark. A-2; iloriurs of Lillie .Miss B ro a d w a y . A -l: Time To M eet in Greeley Spider Lund, t.iilisieii: inn.. La Dili of .Mind. A -l: A Swirl of (ilorv. Douce. B; Judith. A-2: L ilie s of the A-2: The (ire a l .Mc(iinty DUFFY'S Field; A-'l; MarriaK'- on (he Hoi ks. B: A-2; The (ire a l .McCiinly. A-2; 'The The second annual Colo­ Mary Boppins, A -l; My Fair laidy. (ienlle Toueh. A-1: The Interns. A-3: rado Bandmasters’ Associa­ SHAMROCK RESTAURANT A -l; Nevada .Smith. A-.'i; Never Too Desiimiiion Death. A-2: Carnival Sto­ WORLD FAMOUS IRISH COFFEE Ln(e. A-3; Nii;ht of the Crizzly, A-l: ry. H; Return of the Texan. A-l; tion convention and clinic served at all times TUESDAY SPECIAI. I’aradlse, Hiiwaiian Sytle. A -l; Batch CiimphelTs Klnitdom. A-1. w ill be held Aug. 10—13 PRIM E RIB | S FRIDAY. Al'fi. 12 9 of Blue, A-3; Bink Banther, A-3; Special fl courne Dinner Boor l.iltle Rich (iirl. A-l: Sunnv at Colorado State college Bromise Her Anythine. A..1; Rare Open Sundays and Holidays Breed, A-l: Red River. B; Rio Bravo. Side o f the Street. A -l; .Just This in Greeley. Concerts, clin- 1645 T R K M O N T P L A C K A-;i; Russians Are CominK. A -l: Shot Once. A-2: Return o f Ihe Texan. A-l; ic», and now music reading in the Dark. H; SinK'nK Nun. .A-l; CamphelTs Kingdom. A -I: Swiss Miss. Silencers. B; Spy With My Face. H: A-l: Bienic. B; Hariird. II; Slop Train sessions will highlight the Slaitrcoach. A-2; The Chase. A-3; The .'IIP. A-2: Lust for (iold. B: Check- convention during the four Men' (•real Race. A -I: The Ijisl of the Se­ II. A-2: (iunnuhl al Dodae City. cret Aiienls. B; Those Callowavs, A-L A-2. days of meetings. SUNDAY BUFFET Those MaKnificenl Men. A -l; Thou­ Men' sand Clowns. A-.'I; Thee,- On a Couch. ADULTS CHILDREN M R. FR A t A-.T; Thunderhall. A-3; To Trap a Spv. $1.50 $1.25 King A-H; Tom .Jones. A-4; Trouble with Complete BufTet From Lakesidt AnKels. A -l; Valle> of the (iiants. A-l; BOB^S PIZZERIA Start to Finish Viva Maria. B; What's New Pussycat. Starter Main CourHe II: When lh«- Boys Meet the (iirls. A- "llniur of the lAHiv humi'^raot Sandwich" .1; Where the Spies Are. A-3; Zeiira in Deaaert Beverage the Kitchen. A -l. “In The Sheridan ,c .. . .Shopping Center ’ 5 Varieties of 12:00 noon to 4.00 P.M. On Television "Wc Cater Any Type o f Party" STILL SAIT HDAV. AC(i. K See You at the Elitch Theatre The (ireal Deception. A-2; Hnhberv I’nder Arms. A-2; As IxinK as They're 1232 August 8 thru 13 in Hii|i|i>. II; T'he Third Key, A -l; I'll Be G Yours. A -l; The Mysierians. A -l: Tow- .. , Sp. Sheridan er o f London. A '2; Hoeky. A-2; The I'mnviled. H; Sunsei Boulesard. A'2: IN\ : y y m , The Slran«tcr. 11; The Cal Who Took “AN EVENING OF MUSIC Ihe West. A-2: The Mirror Has Two M cDonald's ® Fares. A-.'I; Whirl|Mu>l. ('; Bonv Sol­ dier. A-I: War o f the Colossal Beast. MOTOR INN AND LAUGHTER” 1420 Ix>gan St. A'2:i- t21l "WHERE (JUALITY STARTS FRESH . . . EVERYDAY!" A-2; Holiday for Lovers, A-2: "The ■ I ta lian food at it s b e s t ; Story on l*at(e One. A-.'i; Break in the "Plenty of Fre*<* F’arking'' Clreie, A-2; Riders to (he Slam. A-l; (iorKo. A -L 936-0911 936-1131 934-9857 COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA J O N I J A M E S 6 , CAR SINCE M/ WOW! Only af Lafftt* ca-i you tnloy a ANNOUNCING.... "The Golden Girl of Vocals,” Joni James rec­ Continanfal lunehaon at modtrate ords have sold over 60 million copies which pricat. Oniy at Laffit* can you ED T MAR-LEE DENVEWS NEWEST makes her the most popular female recording RESTAURANT & LOUNGE order your choice of more than artist of our generation. The exciting Miss FEATURE DINNERS 30 saafoodt. Only at Laffit* can James, referred to by Variety magazine as a you gat the finest in quality blue Rest av rant "Femme counterpart of the Sinatra tradition,” SPECIALS ribbon beef. Only at Laffite can w ill be supported in the Elitch production by you haar the fabulous Jimmy Rob­ fy complote menu o f fresh seafoods 5 1 2 FROM from Ihe briney deep, ‘.nrluding i Hank Bradford, sensational new comic. Tickets ONLY erts antertain'ng nightly. King Crab, 0 >sters on the HalfSliell I for all performances are on sale at Elitch Box 95‘ Phone 377-4867 There ix only one l.affite . • • and SteamfKl Clams! OfTices: Downtown, Denver Post Lobby; Cherry M-M-M-Delicious — 1 9 6 6 and y«M can afford it. Luncheon Dally 01 Creek, Western Federal Savings; Lakeside, l / s : - from 11;30 - 5:30 Western Federal Savings. $1 MAR-LEE Seafood-A-Rama Buffet Frl. & Sat. Kite from ^ llpsik im © M RESTAURANT-LOUNGE ':30 to 10 p.m. 158 Fillm ore PLEASE MENTION VOl^ S.WV THIS AD IN Closed Sundays 4.159 W. Florida 14th It LARIMER (Juti alt D invtr'i famous lowtr downtown) Off 1st Ave. in Cherry Creek < THE REGISTER AT THE BOX OFEICE Ffia Porklng For mtorvoUonai 222-5>1t CYRA All-Star Games ■ Thursday, August 4, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ Regis College Cards Knights Set ) he irst Slated this Sunday Golf Tourney 580 He QOf!^/irQPom The Catholic Youth Rec­ Northwest Division 25-Game Cage Slate The first annual in­ » of reation Assn’s junior base- coaches include: Class A — vitational golf tourna­ ion- bail program concluded Joe Balareo (Presentation The Regis College Ran­ University and Colorado ment sponsored by es,” CARLTON (Cookie) crop of rookies in history. regular season league play Bobcats); Class AAA — gers have announced a Mines. Bishop Machebeuf is e Gilchrisk feared to tread Yet, Denver is one of only last week to set the stage George Challis (Presenta­ 25-game basketball sched­ The 66-67 schedule was Council 4647, Knights cor- upon "sanctified” ground two teams in the AFL and for Sunday’s all-star tion Cats); Majors ■— ule for the 1966-67 season. drawn up by new Regis of Columbus, will be this week when he said of NFL not represented on wrap-up games at the George Hendricks (Presen­ The Rangers, under new College Athletic Director held Sunday, Sept. 18, ind the Denver Broncos man­ Friday night's College All- South Denver High School tation Panthers). coach John P. Fleming, Clarence H. (Lou) Kellogg. at the Foothills golf oth agement; "Defeat is a fore­ Star squad which will face field. The Class A All-Star will play the first of 13 The complete schedule: club, Boulder, five ATill gone conclusion/’ the Green Bay Packers in The all-star games will game Sunday will start at home games on Dec. 5 miles north of Boulder Gilchrist, the Broncos’ against the University of i)«^. 1 - at ('olnradn Slate College. tra, Chicago. The Detroit Lions pit outstanding players 12:30 p.m., followed by the Dm . 5 — California Uavia. on State Highway 7. sns tempestuous fullback, gave o f the N FL also came up from the Southeast and Class A A A scrap at 1:30 C alifornia (Davis branch), !)«•€. 7 - Air Force. The Calloway han­ it the old one-two punch as empty handed on the Northwest Divisions o’clock and the Majors at 3 a newcomer to the Regis D«c. 10 - Kmporia iKan.) Slate. dicap system will be schedule. Dec. 12 - Ht .Mary'a o f Plains, he leveled with the Denver All-Star squad. against each other. The o’clock. Jan. 6 — at Albuquerque U. used to determine the fans and with his erstwhile Simply a case of signing boys were selected for their The season's opener will Jan. 7 - at Collexe o f Santa Fe. winners. Starting time Tribute to Golfer Jan. II - at Western State. employers. the fellows the other teams playing ability, sportsman­ be against defending Rocky is 11 a.m. Fees and Mountain Conference cham­ Jan. 13 - at Southern Colorado :h- Fed up with the Broncos’ wanted no part of again. ship and team spirit. Final CYRA Tony Lema, above, Sute. further details will be pion Colorado State Col­ Jan. 14 at Colorado College, be ’slight” of hand policy And if the Broncos do, in­ Coaches of first place killed together with his announced by grand lege. Dec. 1 , at Greeley. .Ian. IS at Air Force. ;ss when it comes to dipping teams in each classification Standings wife and two other per­ Wrxlem State. knights of all state deed, have as many blue All told, seven Colorado L. into the pocket book. ch p rookie.s as they claim were selected to pilot the sons in a plane crash at Colorado State College, councils. teams. SOUTHEAST opponents are included on in. 2li - ('oilege of Santa Fe. cd C ookie said exactly what to have. . .then it’s a case Lansing, 111., was known Jai 31 - . St Denver U. CI.ASS A the slate. we’ve been thinking for Southeast Division as "Champagne Tony” Feb. 1 .. Colorado Mines. »y. of "forfeit” by the rival Tc»tn - ^ ^ The Rangers will also coaches include: Class A* — because of hiH practice F«h. H — at St .Mary’a o f Plains. COMPLETE CAR SERVICE 3n five dreary years. NFL. Feb. in . . at Rockhurat College. Joe Holligan (St. Rose HlemM>d Sarramrnt Fairona II LI face Air Force Academy, "My relations with the of serving the best to Feb. II - • at Nebraaka Wesleyan. TUNE UP • CARBURETOR St. Roar Srala 11 2 Western State College, F-b. 14 - AUTO. TRANS. Seajs); Class AAA — Mike Hportswriters on winning ■ Southern Colorado Stale. Tour CAr Problom — Our Spocla'ly managem ent personnel of WHEN COOKIE Gil­ St. Johna Hawka S i Southern Colorado State, Feb. IS - ■ Colorado College. Quinn (Blessed Sacrament a golf tournament. EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIM the Bronco organization christ brought along Willie S c Philomrna Cuba S f. Feb. 18 - ■ Albuquerque C. 8C Roar B«ara 7 t Colorado College, Denver has led to the inescapable Falcons); Majors — Ed Throughout the Crosby Feb. 21 - - at Hiram Scott R osh last week for a tryout He Roar Bravrra 0 * Feb. 2S - ONEIDA GARAGE Hupp (St. Rose Athletics). Golf tournament, which ■ Nehraaka Wesleyan. Bill Kirk I4M Onolda lil-lSSS conclusion that the para­ with the Broncos, ho was Sc Vlncrnta Twlna & t Feb. 27 - - Denver U. f He Vlncrnta Piratra News Deadline! 4 "i he won in 1964, Tony, mount consideration of abruptly chastised. And we He Vlncrnta Cuba 3 K 32, turned out each day management has not, and Broncos, Chiefs Se Vinernt Rravra 3 11 can’t for the life of us see at 6 a.m. to serve Mass The deadline for news is not. the selection of w’hy. C1JL.S8 A A A illraard Sacrament Faicona M C said by Father John stories and pictures to players who could consti­ Ross was good enough to to Ploy Benefit Se Roar Uodurra 13 1 Durkin, who was his appear in the "Denver .vSEHZZimZZHIZl tute a vital and vigorous play on Buffalo’s cham­ He Philumeoa Tlurra 9 ■* Catholic Register” is St. Roar Cuba H f partner in the pro-ama­ - Electric Companq ball club.” Gilchrist said in pionship teams the past Game Saturday Ht Vlncrnta Yankrra A f teur section. M onday at 9 a.m. C orre­ a statem ent to the press two years. Even though cut He Phllomrna Yankcra U > spondents are asked to The Denver Broncos will He Vlncrnta Aatrua -I after exiting the Bronco by the Bills this year, •Se Vlncrnta DodKcra R ' 'Insight' on TV have their material at camp in a huff. there was certainly an stage their first exhibition He Roar Hravra 5 * Se‘. If * ftS'0£fiT!Al The Hoy and the the "Register” office at "CAPABLK AND ex­ outside chance he could appearance o f the season He Vlncrnta (ilanU 3 1 MAJORS Bomb, a .spiritual study of this time to assure pub­ citin g young players have Saturday night when they help the Broncos. He Koat- Athleiica 12 li an American family during lication in the follow in g Iwen rejected by the Bron­ play host to the Kansas Rlraard Sacrament Faicona I I S 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 Bronco management the Cuban crisis, will be Thursday issue. co organization without the pulled out their "big City Chiefs at 8 p.m. at He Roar Tigcra A t DtNVER COtOHAOO Denver U niversity Stadi­ .Se Roar Indiana A presented on KBTV. Chan­ opportunity to demonstrate le a g u e ” creden tials and St. Vincenta ColU A f um. St- .lohna Hawka O * nel 9, D e n ver, Sunday, their skills or abilities,” told Cookie all players A ll proceeds from the St. Philomrna Carda S 6 Aug. 7 at 1:30 p.m. (%)okie added. must be "invited” by man­ S e Vinernt Cardinala 3 I game, sponsored by the G.M.C. 'Football is a team sport agement. Hog wash! There NORTHWEST Elks clubs o f Colorado, will 'Catholic Hour' and individual success is have been some real CLASS A 1966 - Vz Ton Pickups go as a benefit for the re­ Prrarntntion Rnbcata 13 < "Our Common Christian Family Tigrra 9 * of discussion on The Cath­ don Hall. A ll .Sainta Tigera 7 ( M799. gent team co-operation. If unannounced in previous Ticket prices are $5.50 A ll HainU I.iona 3 H olic Hour, Sunday, Aug. 7. the team lacks the neces­ years and were given a for sid elin e seats and $3 Prrarntation l.roparda 0 12 on KOA-TV, Channel 4. sary basic skills and emo­ CLASS A A A G a t e w a y good look-see. for end zone seats. Prcarntalion Cata 14 I Denver, and KOAA-TV. tional drive, inspired by Could it be Ross' tryout Tickets may be pu­ Holy Family Tigrra 13 i Channel 5, Colorado Mator City management, defeat is a price tag was again too Notre Damr Yankrra 13 2 Springs, from 11:30 - 12 rchased at the Bronco tick­ Notrr Damr Plonrera 10 ! 1910 - 38tli St. 623-B731 foregone conclusion,” Cook­ high for the Broncos? et office. W. 20th Ave. and A ll Sainta Cardinala 9 I noon. ____ ie concluded. When. . .oh when will Decatur at., and at Lara- N o trr Damr Rrara H * The Beer with GUSTO I m a winner — a proud A ll Sainta Blurjaya 7 ' the Bronco management don Hall. F3. 51st and Lin­ Notrr Damr Huatlrra 7 Kamp King Coaches winner — and the Broncos start acting like big leagu­ coln St. Other ticket outlets N o ire Dnmr Chargera 7 7 1 Malt Liquor of Qualify have not provided the ers? And when will defeat S e Dominica Colla 5 9 0 HEAR are located at the down­ .Notre Damr Carda 4 10 I p la y e r s for me to be a 'no longer be a foregone town May D&F, Joe Al­ .Notrr Damr Mualnnga 4 10 I ASK and L^ARN j War Hawk Campers winner,” Cookie added. conclusion ’ in Denver? ports. Cottrells and at all Preaentation Tigrra 4 10 0 MURRAY BROS. Holy Family Krd 2 12 1 On KOA Radio i "They've given away more Elks lodges. .MA.10R.« players than they have Prearnlalion Panthrra 11 in recruited. They made only N o trr Damr Colta i Hy-Lo Campers Graup Sets Benefit Day At Centennial N otre Damr Rrbrla 10:20 Every Sunday eve- ^ DISTRIBUTING CO. one trade (for veteran S e Dominca P.Troop ning. Questions on religion Oakland linebacker Archie The Kidney Foundation Prizes, donated by the .Notre Damr Shamrocka submitted by the radio ad- o f Colorado will sponsor a track, include a color tele­ N o trr Dame Fighting Irlah dience answered on the GATEWAY Matsos) during the off sea­ Prearntation lions WHOLESALERS son.*’ benefit day Monday, Aug. vision set, a mink stole archdiocesan broadcast. Motor Camptown MR, FULLBACK may 15, at Centennial Race and two bicycles. Robert M. — Paul V. Murray Track. / Tickets for the affair A Booklet on Catholic 7327 E. Colfax be inclined to rash state­ 399-0801 Proceeds fron all ticket may be purchased by call­ Bacon & Schramm Church available free of ments once he sheds his cost to all inquiries. J battering ram headgear, sales at the track will ing the Kidney Foundation Composition Roofing but at the risk of again he used for supplying arti­ office at 534-7998 or Com­ Tile Roofing ficial kidney machines and m ittee Chairman Mrs. W R IT E TO rankling the Bronco fans, I Roof Repoiring Ask and Learn. Station must pull up a chair in drugs to patients in Colo­ Tem ple H. Buell at 733- 4020 Origliton Dlvd. KOA. Denver 80203, Folks come a Gilchrist’s corner this time. rado. 2520. Kidney Foundation Pre.s- Cll. 4-6568 Colorado Th e Broncos, it seems, ident James E. Fairchild have made a career of los­ SCHWINN BIKES long way said tickets will admit ing out at the pay win­ A R E B E S T holders to boxes and tables dows. Virtually every top in the Paddock Club for American Cyclery A -7 to deal at name draftee has signed the 10-race program. All DOl SO, BROADW AY with the rival National seats arc reserved. 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COLFAX 3800 WADSWORTH • WHEATRIDGE I Tel. 39941630 ©©©©o®®®®®® □ 4B21-63SO « A fter 8 :3 0 p .m .-4 2 t-S 3 8 0 • O p e n E ven in gs'tfl O P aae 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 4, 1966 St. Louis, Englewood --

St. Louis’ Parish (Engle­ Keith Barbier, 6:15 and 7 Parish Spotlight a.m. wood) — The annual par* ish picnic will be held at Servers for August are: 6 Elitch Gardens, Denver, a.m., Steve Lechman and Wednesday, Aug. 10, be­ Tom Lechman; 7 a.m., ginning at 4 p.m., at the James Tierney and John La Fonda pavilion. R o b e r t s ; 8 a.m., Mike ceeds will benefit the par­ Geoffroy and Mike Fitzpa­ ish. trick ; 9:30 a.m., Clifford For $5 per family Johnson and David Ford; (whether the family in­ 11 a.m., Michael Mundt cludes three children or 10 ) and Lonny Thompson; each and every adult and 12:15, OJaf Lubeck and i child can ride all three of Kevin McDermott; and St. the coasters. Merry-go- 5:30 p.m., James Roberts St. round, etc., as many times and James Magers. P a r is as they like, plus refresh­ The hour assigned to the Anthoi ments. Everything in the men o f the parish for Noc­ ence o park including kiddy-land turnal Adoration at Holy Paul ; (with the exception of the Ghost church Aug. 5 is 4 specie S k y-D iver) w ill be avail­ a.m. poor o able from 4 p.m. until Aug. 1 closing. Parishioners are M onday Planning Fort Collins Bazaar asked to bring friends and corned family to the event. Tick­ M orning is not Following are officers of the Fort Collins Holy Family parish aiiiiuai ets for couples are priced same ( bazaar in the parish hail Aug. 5-7: I,xjft to right, first row, Charles M art­ at $3, and single persons, D eadline! ceg, so inez, chairman; Father Bartholomew Quctglas, C.R., pastor; Mrs. Jovita 50 cen ts. F a m ilie s can The deadline for news funds I Garcia, kitchen; Mrs. Dolores Mendoza, and Mrs. Lee Martinez, booths and bring their own picnic stories and pictures to with t provisions; second row, Mr. and Mrs. Pilar Mora, youth department; Mrs. lunch. T ickets are avail­ The o! Filigonio Arellano, and Mrs. Max Roybal, kitchen; third row, Mrs. Barbara able a fter all the Masses appear in the "Denver Catholic Register” is enuc { Rivera, secretary; Mrs. Rudy Maes, chairman of the queen contest. Sunday, Aug. 7, at the Vincen' M onday at 9 a.m. C o rre­ rectory, or from Tom box ir spondents are asked to Cherry, 757-1749. church; have their material at Confessions for first Fri­ o f whic Variety Will Highlight the "Register” office at day w ill be heard Thurs­ and th this time to assure pub­ day, Aug. 4, from 3:30 to for the lication in the following 5:30 p.m. and in the eve­ Two ning from 7:40 to 9 o’clock. Th u rsd ay issue. Bazaar in Fort Collins each w Masses First Friday will be St. Louis Parish Picnic Aug. 10 em erge $1.50 at the door; 75 cents the Mother Cabrini Club said at 6, 7, and 7:45 a.m. R e m e m b e r! Fort Collins —The annual Members of the F. J. Geoffroy family of St. Louis* parish, Englewood, contucU bazaar and festival put on under 12 years. are asked to donate cakes are shown sampling the games at Elitch Gardens, Denver, the scene of the Servers for First Friday Fast driving may save a On Saturday, Aug. 6 , for a cake walk to be held Masses are James Johnson minute, but an accident at come t by Holy Family parish will annual St. Louis parish picnic, which will be held Wednesday, Aug. 10, s is t i n{ booths will open at 5 p.m. Saurday and Sunday. and Robert Geoffroy, 8 high speed can take a life be held Aug. 5, 6, and 7 at beginning at 4 p.m. at the amusement park’s La Fonda pavilion. Admission Geary, the parish hall. Games will be played and Knights of Columbus is $5 per family for all the rides, beverage, and ice cream. The parish has a.m.; Shawn Thompson and in a second. food, consisting of enchila­ members will conduct the er. trei The feature o f the bazaar extended an invitation to nil interested families to attend. Tickets and Wente, will be Bennie Martinez’s das, tacos, tostadas, and doll booth. information can be obtained by calling Tom Cherry, 757-1749. .iiiimiiiiiiiMHiiiiiiiiiiiMiMMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiMMiiitmtiiiiMi Saturda Mariachis Del Norte. It tamales, served. Then come zaar wi w ill play in the hall on refreshments, followed by a AFTER the first night St. Vincent's ST. ROSE OF LIMA on Sunc Aug. 5. dance from 8 to 12. Music o f the parish bazaar, Ben­ St. Patrick's Commerce City imiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiMiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii There A concert and the crow­ by the Royal Jesters. Ad­ nie Martinez’ Mariachi St. Patrick’s Parish St. Catherine’s Parish ning of the Spanish queen, mission: $1.25 per couple Band w ill play each suc­ Winners at the parish booths, (Denver) — Members of (Commerce City) — A PTA REBICH Parishi who will reign during the or 50 cents for girls and 75 cessive night in the follow­ annual Derby Fair are Preisser’s Superette the Altar and Rosary soci- meeting will be held on Milton Scott, Denver; attend a three-day benefit festival, cents for men. in g places from 10 to 12 Fancy Meats And Groceries ety will hold their annual Aug. 17 at 7:30 p.m. for CONSTRUCTION CO. will be held at 8 p.m. and On Sunday, Aug. 7. the p.m.: Dorothy Tate, Thornton; FRU OCLIVIRV AND The F breakfast following the 7 registration for C.C.D. General Contractors last to 9:30 Friday, Aug. 5. festivities will begin with a K a th erin e Mihal, Denver; CHARCI ACCOUNTS patron a.m. Mass Sunday, Aug. 7, classes. Baptismal certifi- 777-4447 936-7336 The queen will be chosen Mexican dinner at 11 a.m.; Saturday, Aug. 6:' Chey- Lenoia Valenciano, Com­ So. K.-dmil HI%.1. em nly < at Luby’s cafeteria in the 25]l E. Ofeia 4.r i$. Ui from three contestants who consisting o f a combination enne, St. Mary’s Cathedral cates must be presented for merce City; Trinnie Neu- I)«-n\«T. Colli. day. Au p la te o f ch icken m ole, gymnasium; Sunday: Den- Lakeside shopping center. children registering the rauter, Commerce City; are gathering th eir own Transportation w ill be pro­ Spanish rice. Tamales, pie, v e r, G. A. O.; M onday: first time. Registration fees Ann VonFeldt, Lenora Ba- votes at five cents each. vided for those without and coffee. Donation: $1.25 Lon gm on t, St. John the for grades one through langa, Bernadette Colbru- ST. CATHERINE'S, COMMERCE CITY The contestants are Misses rides. Roberta Mora, Tomasita per plate for adults; 75 Baptist parish hall; Tues- eight are $2 per child or no, Paula Grumbein, and The parish w ill award Muntz, and Laura Garnica. cents for those under 12. day: El Dorado Restaurant $5 per family with three or Joe Martinez, all of Corn- prizes Tuesday evening, Refreshments will be Games and prizes will fol- and Lounge, Fort Collins; more children. Registration merce City. Sales antf Service Aug. 12. Tickets may be all makes served from 9:30 to 10 p.m. low. Wednesday: Greeley, State for high school students AL'S APPLIANCES obtained at the rectory. The deadline for news and followed by a dance Members of the Mothers A rm ory Building: Thurs- will be held the same eve­ There will be a movie and stories and pictures to Cemmere'e from 10 to 12. Admission: Club, Ladies of the Blue day: El Burrito Cafe, Fort ning. The fee for high refreshments. No admission Adults: $1.25 in advance; Scapular, and members of Collins. school students is $2 per appear in the "Register” "Rodio Controlled Servico Confer" charge. A rally to present person. is M onday at 9 a.m. 73AO MOe^ACO 38e-9ta3 - 3U-0810 the candidates on the North Denver Action Council for the Denver War»on Poverty w ill follow. Several o f the candidates are members of the parish. PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE There will be a polling ■ area at St. Patrick’s. There is room in all of CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE the grades o f the parish school for new students. No tuition fees for members of MOST PRECIOUS BLOOO - ST. VINCENT OE PAUL the parish. Tuition is $35 a family for those outside the parish. VILLAGE REXALL DRUG Prompl Delivery Service Appointed Photo Supplies — Liquors — Imported Wines To PAVLA Post \\ here ('tuiiits' 1425 So. Holly 756-8343 R obe Chicago — John R. K ee­ Knights Mariachi Band to Entertain nan, Ph.D., has been Joseph A U SAINTS Bishop : The Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist’s parish, Longmont, will na.med field representative ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA ALL SOULS. ENGLEWOOD trict 2 Cl sponsor a concert and dance featuring the Mariachi Del Norte Band of Albu­ of four countries in West­ querque, N. Mex., Monday, Aug, 6, in the parish hall from 8 to 12 p.m. M e x i­ ern South America for the 'BUD" STEPHENS the publ can food w ill be served. Tickets are $1.25 if purchased in advance, or $1.50 at Papal Volunteers for Latin R x CHERRELYN the door. America (PAVLA), accord­ LINCOLN DRUG D R U G S T O R E ing to announcement by Prescription In Sickness and in Health the Rev. Raymond A. Ke- Phone 7S9-2.56I Den\ Lady of Groce S h rin e of St. A n n e vane, national director of SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, BROADWAY at QUINCY R x ENGLEWOOD PAVLA. Dr. Keenah’s Our Lady of Grace Par­ Shrine o f St. Anne Par- in th e all-day adoration ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES FR EE PARKING ish (Denver) — The Holy home is in St. Paul, Minn. Seek ish — (Denver) — The of the Blessed Sacra­ 922-1161 Knights of the Altar and Name society is sponsoring ment. Confessions will S lo w D ow n ! a patio party at the rectory FRIENDLY • Free Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps CATHEDRAL A last-: St. Theresa’s sodality will be held Thursday Aug. get a suff] gardens for members and The highway sign that co-sponsor a swimming 4, from 4 to 5 p.m. and DRUG & PHARMACY 2345 So. Fed eral 935-466T can d id a te men of the parish, Thurs­ warns of a curve ahead is party at Ehlora.lo Springs. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 5660 W. ALAMEDA neighborho day, Aug. 11, at 8 p.m. Joe your cue to slow down, Chaperones will be Mr. Sister M. Georgina, prin­ YOUR CATHOLIC. DRUGGIST DAN CAULFIELD cil” races Younkerman, membership says the State Patrol. ST. CATHERINE'S and Mrs. Pete Sonner. Mr. cipal of St. Anne’s school, low incom vice president and the new w ill retun to the parish and Mrs. James McCourt, ■imiimiiiiMimiiiii 477-0S49 455-9904 city was si court directors will be after Aug. 9. She recently TRAPPIST CANDIES Mr. and Mrs. Matthew BUSY CORNER announced hosts for the evening. graduated from the Uni- St. Anthony's 7 FLAVORS - .39c BAG Martinez, Sue Scholl, Judy D R U G S T O R E Colfax at Downing 232 1475 portunity o The H oly Name society versity of Cincinnati where M anuel Burkhart. Mary Womsiey also will host a cookout for she earned a m aster’s I'roi'i'ssioiui] Pliiinmicists WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE and Ann Botsford. s is ta n t D priests and seminarians of degree in education. Sister SALLY .nd VERN W. 3Bth Ave & Federal Blvd. HOLY c r o s s : THORNTON charge of The sodality recently the Archdiocese Wednes- M. Bernarda and Sister KELLY’S sponsored a teen dance Denver, ( ‘olo. tivities o day. Aug. 31, at 7:30 p.m. Joelyn Marie will return AND SKILLED 'KNOW HOW’ "Paradise Hut” in the MORRISON ROAO CITY VIEW planning ■ _ A u g . 18 from P re c io u s ST. MARY’S, LiniETON church basement. Masses First Friday LIQUOR STORE Professional Pharmey the four ar Blood motherhouse in Day- Games-parties are held will be at 6:30 a.m., 8 ed contests ton, Ohio. SELL 4 LESS P h . 287-5535 every Tuesday night at 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Holy 8796 N. Corona councils are Sister Maria Sonya W ol­ p.m. Communion will be dis­ T h o rnto n 29, Colo. oping. Efibi St. Mary Magdalen’s Al­ tributed before the 6:30 ford o f St. Anne’s parish FAOORY, OUTLET Sec Bob Robles concentrate and a member of the Sis­ f lm il tar and Rosary sodality a.m. Mass for those STORE getting out members will receive com­ unable to remain the en­ ters of the Precious Blood, ST. LOUIS. ENGLEWOOD as possible. will make her profession of Serving 3 P a ris h e s munion corporately at the tire time. Members of w ith D R U G STO RE "Resident 8 a.m. Mass, Sunday, Aug. the Altar and Rosary simple vows Aug. 15. She Furniture & Appliances areas,” Sal is a graduate of Holy Fam­ A»v« osjrnji 7. society will participate 3392 W. Alam eiia Ave. "m ust sure ily high school. 936-7131 794-1344 2857 W. Homptfen important i The Rev. Raymond San­ 1500 W. Main Littleton, Colo. ture o f the Entlewood, Colorado B011D Our Lady of Fatima chez. o f Cathedral parish, S t: ANN’S, ARVADA that compe Cincinnati, Ohio, is visit­ CURE d'ARS 781-7809 sighted peop Our Lady of Fatima cream social will be held ing in the parish this PEEBLES these cour Parish (D enver) - Free Sunday, Aug. 7, from 4 to week. ALLENDALE OUR LAOY OF LOURDES Add a sound base of professional they will hi bowling lessons for women $ p.m. on the parish PHARMACY voice in pla DUCKWALL’S "The Store ol Personal Service" of the parish enrolled in grounds. The CYO will Silenced Leader 9N 00 NV. P la ce erating futu the Our Lady of Fatima conduct a cake walk. A Denver's Newest 42 2-2:l!)7 training to the above, and you know Wesley Pharmacy projects.” bowling leagues at Apple- German band will provide Granted Passport Suburban Variety Store .\r\'udu, T^olorado wood-Brunswick lanes will the music. Clowns will en- DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER Prescription Druggists Johannesburg — David MOST PRECIOUS BLOOO your prescriptions will be filled ac­ T H E CO begin Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., terta in th e youngsters. Craighead, a Catholic lay JJrd 1 Dahlia 323-9035 elect from tor the morning league « — ------— — • •' O. L. Quinlan Member St. Vincent Parish women are asked to leader whose activities were Wesley Ave. Dc Paul Parish membership and Wednesday at 7 p.m. curately, dependably. See us soon. donate cakes, fruit pies or squelched here since May l l i f f REXALL Drug A t So. D ow nin g 733-943t to the new for the evening league. brownies. Donations should 19 5 5 ^ has been granted a PRESENTATION directors, w be brought to the church passport bv the South Afri- Prescription D ruggists fice Sept. 1. Persons wishing to join PARISH ST. FRANCiS DE SALES j r .PHILOMENA’S ’ kitchen Sunday morning, can government to return to First ill Presiriplious council was the leagues should contact F.ist Free Delivers ALA-DOWN GREENE'S West Denver Mrs. Joe Darr, president of H/l’ ^ v:> j London. Also allowed to Masses First rnday are , , • r ^ M e a d e s t . 22'.iH So. C'olorado Blvd. PHARMACY Savc-A-Penny and it has the morning league, at , „ J c.on are his ex-wife, Thel- PHARMACY at 6 and 8 FLOWER SHOP Phone 7.57-7677 PRESCRIPTIONS - FOUNTAIN its member 238-3161, or Mrs. Anthony and 5.J0 children. REXALL PHARMACY p.m Floral arrangements - COSMETICS - Drug board. Porrece, president of the Craighead, who i di- for ALL occasions. GIFTS - BABY SUPPLIES FREE DELIVERY COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE D ep u ty D e v e n in g league, at 237- vorced *but attends Ma "Open 8 to 5 Daily” Know Your The lirmt listed here deserve to be 260 SOUTH DOWNING ST. .'M* StHilh Brosuluay ‘V u a lilii O iu w if l ‘if»cn pti„n Moore t^jok o 7877. remembered when you are dlslrlbul- regu larly, led rcHgioUS and VERN & ROSIE LEE I'lmne 777-2700 Member ol I.O.L. ing v-.jr patronage in the difierent x-j.- Tel. 777-2685. 777-2686 tion of DO ac 1 Pharmacist E d B ra d t k c — 332.4030 •-The annual lx,ts of business. political groups. ______936-7126 ing appointm St. Cajetan's Bazaar Thursday, August 4, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 11 nd 7 re: 6 To Open Aug. 5 and I Layman at Large .m ., John Linda Espinoza, 17, will A S olem n Mass will be reign over St. Cajetan’s By Jim Bzdek lik e sung, at which time the annual bazaar, which will j^pa- Rev. Max Santamaria, W hat If This Thing Called Love? rford open at 6:30 p.m. Friday C.R., new pastor at St. Ca­ i’ord; evening, Aug. 5, and run jetan’s church, will offi­ It’s about this thing Particularly if you don't trend o f the Church; he through Sunday evening. indt cia te. A ll societies and called Love. get many reminders or notes there is too much A u g . 7. On F rid ay and 3on; parishioners and friends They’re talking about it look for them. emphasis on love, and and are in vited and urged to more and more these days But this thing called we've got to switch to log- attend. and St. Anthony's — both pro and con, if you Love is stirring them up )erts Following Mass, a Mexi­ can imagine. again. Some o f the reac­ St. Anthony of Padua can dinner will be served It’s getting to be a pretty tions, however, are not too AND THERE’S the Parish (Denver) — St. in the school auditorium. the popular subject in and out loverly. pastor who recently com­ Anthony of Padua’s confer* The price is $1.50 per Noc- of religious circles. Big ar­ Like the woman who mented on the new theolo­ ence of the St. Vincent de adult, and 75 cents per doly guments are really picking asked a priest: "What is gians; "I can’t have too Paul society will,take a child. is 4 special collection for the it apart. It may even be this ’love’ stuff they’re much sympathy for them. poor o f the parish Sunday, The climax and highlight the most popular topic of talking about, Father?” I m sick of love." Aug. 14. of the bazaar will be the the Post-Council period. Or the Reverend who in­ On the other hand, there "No appeal for food crowning of the new parish Now that it will ever dicated that we’ve got to are a lot of lovesick Chris­ corned into the rectory that queen and her two prin­ replaced meatless Fridays return to logic and intel­ tians running around these is not taken care o f the cesses. The "Los Cocodril- or Mass on Sunday. Not lect to correct the downhill days who are making their same day,” said Fred Her- os” band will be on hand for a while, anyway. But mark. They draw bigger ceg, society president, "and to serenade the present Form Auto Dealers' Group who knows what might circles and include in them funds are quickly depleted happen if it is taken at all Welfare Job }WS queen, and welcome the To stimulate car buying on East Colfax avenue, Denver, seven leading all .sorts of small circles. seriously. to w ith the many demands.” new queen and princesses new car automobile dealers have united to form "Colfax East" Automobile What is this thing called Dealers' Group to promote the "convenience of shopping for new and used Open in v e r The only sources of rev­ during the crowning cere­ Love? Must be Christiani­ cars in almost every make and model available." Shown at the concluding is enue available to the St. monies. Awarding of a THE LOVE they’re ty. Vincent group are the poor meeting of these well-known dealers arc, left to right, Mark Wilgrube, Denver -re- 1966 sports coupe Pontiac ta lk in g about is the kind Who is this thing called box in the lobby of the will be the closing event of president of Mark W. Rambler; Bob Solomon, vice president of Seifert anybody can do, even celi­ to The Colorado Merit Sys­ Love? Must be God. church; the pamphlet rack, the bazaar. Pontiac-CadillaC'Tempest; Hugh Tighe, president of Skyline Dodge; and Ed bates. It’s the big kind of at tem Council is seeking Why is this thing called ' o f which profits are bigger; Tynan, president of East Colfax Chrysler-Plymouth. Love, TH E kind of Love, at qualified applicants for Love? Must be Christ. and the annual collection Rudy Martinez is chair­ the Love that encompasses ub- (bounty Welfare Director in Where is thing called for the poor. man. all the other kinds. in g Denver. This position re­ Love? Must be here. Two men are on duty I t ’s the kind of Love a quires a master’s degree When is this thing called each week of the year for tax-collector was writing Love? Must be now. em ergency calls, and are and experience in public Prayer and Meditation about when he quoted a welfare work. Salary range What are we waiting 3 a contacted whenever appeals friend of his who had been for? come to the rectory. As­ for the position is $1,026- at asked which is the greatest $1,282. sisting Herceg arc Ed commandment: "You shall life The position will be Geary, secretary; A rt Nid- love the Lord your God Called Road to Unity filled as the result of er. treasurer; and George w ith all your beart, and open-com petitive YOUR Wente, a member. w ith a ll your soul, and examinations. Written ex­ Saturday evenings the ba­ Otterhein,0--Common Vatican Council II means signs of our coming togeth­ with all your mind. This is PARISH zaar will start at 6:30 and prayer and Scriptural med­ when it insists that these er,” Father Punke said. the great and first com­ aminations will be given SERVICE on Sunday evening at 4. itation will probably be good people are truly our "It is w’hen we meet mandment. And a second wherever there are quali­ There will be 25 colorful "the most important brethren in Christ," he sincerely in the charity is lik e it, you shall love fied applicants. Oral inter­ STATIONS booths, filled with prizes. means” of reuniting Chris­ said. of Christ, and talk as your neighbor as yourself, views will be held in Den­ Parishioners are asked to tianity, a priest said here. The conference is a week friends and listen to one on these two command­ ver for applicants who pass attend and invite friends. Father Robert H. Punke, of religion-oriented classes another as friends, that ments depend all the law the written. Final date for The Feast o f St. Cajetan, professor of Sacred Scrip­ and seminars, common unity becom es more and the prophets.” filing of applications is Aug. 31. patron saint, will be sol­ tu re and litu rgy at St. worship and community realizable. We must lis­ John Vianney Seminary in A writer by the name of em nly celebrated on Sun­ recreation. ten respectfully to the Information in regard to Bloom ing dale, said he John Mark quoted the this position can be se­ day, Aug. 7 at 10:30 a.m. Linda Espinoza "I am sure that I learned other fellow, and not he reached that conclusion a great deal of their feel- ready to pounce on him same friend as saying: cured from the State and aftfr his second year as ings and of their religious with a counterattack of "There is no other com­ County Departments of the only Catholic priest on p ractices, and I am en- a p o lo g e tic , textbook ar- mandment greater than Welfare or from the Merit the faculty of the Adult couraged to sense these guments," he said. these.” System Council, 606 State Conference of the Ohio O f course, that friend S ervices Building, 1525 Council of Christian said those things a long Sherman street, Denver, Churches. Sanitorium Merges lim e ago. And it’s easy for Colo. (80203) ST. FRANCIS DE SALES Father Punke said his people to forget. Nearly "most meaningful experi­ 2,000 years is a long time Th« firms litled he-c destrve to b« E Alameda Super Serv. With Medical Center remtmbtred whtn you are distribut­ Complclf TuntMip ence’’ at the conference to have to remember ing your patronage in the different was the daily morning something that simple. tin es of business. : Brake Serv. worship which he composed The American Medical Ex-Patients sanitorium was FHKE and conducted for the more center at Denver and the founded in 1908 and until Pickup than 200 persons at the Ex-Patient sanitorium, recently provided free D c liv c o conference. Denver, have merged into medical care and rehabili- ST. JOSEPH'S l.oi;an at Alaiueda 733-0840 one organization under the ta tio n fo r p a tien ts dis- Washington Park Conoco IN SUCH encounters, Am erican Medical center charged from Denver sani MILITARY ACADEMY "one need never fear a name, AMC.board presi- toria but still unable to COMPLETE HAYS, KANSAS AUTOMOTIVE diminishing of fervor and d e n t, David W. G arlett, lead normal lives, ELECTRICAL love for one’s own religious announced. Under the terms of the SERVICE inheritance,’’ he said. The American Medical merger, the American PRECISION TUNE UP BOARDING SCHOOL * OUR SPECIALTY "T a lk in g and listening to center, which was founded Medical center assumes all B R A K E AND others makes us re-evalu 1904 as the J e w is h assets and liabilities of the Conducted by the EXHAUST SERVICE ate our own religious con Consumptives’ Relief socie- Ex-Patients sanitorium in- .300 So. Dowijinu .St. 733-4330 victions and see them in a ty , is a free, n atio n al, eluding eight and one-half Capuchin Franciscan ST. JOHN'S clearer light.” non-sectarian hospital that a c re s o f la n d at 8000 Fathers "Home never means sp e c ia lize s in unlim ited Montview boulevard where Annual Board and Tuition Fee much to you as when you treatment of advanced and the hospital is located, $990.00 “ Howdy” talk about it to others. But recurrent cancer and 1 know surely what the chronic respiratory diseases News Deadlines • Senior High School • Member of North Central AsK'n. Bob's Place Council 4647 Ceremony All Major Sports • ROTC Honor School Decree on Ecumenism o f and cancer research. The The deadline for news 300 So. Colo. HUa. Robert Meachko, left, district deputy of the • ID Point Indoor Rifle Range • Civil Air Patrol C O W TO W N . stories and pictures to • Indoor Swimming Pool Knights of Columbus, presents a gavel to Lt, Col tOI.O. appear in the "Denver For Catalog— Address Business Office Joseph R. Bartley, new grand knight of K. of C. C a t h o lic R e g is t e r ’ ’ is Bishop Machebeuf council 4647, in a recent dis­ Pastoral Issued M onday at 9 a.m. ST. PATRICK'S trict 2 ceremony held recently, which was open to the public for the first time this year. ARROW On Ohio Race Riots SERVICE STATION Denver Opportunity Cleveland, O. — Im­ with the necessity that, DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE mediate aid for victims and regardless of race, or orig­ Have You TUNE UP A BRAKE SERVICE work and prayer to end in, or color, or political ad­ 3311 Pecos 4SS-0737 the causes o f unrest in the herence, or religion, we Seeks Candidates recently riot-striken East must effect a society of director by the board to Side here have been called equal opportunity serving Reserved A last-minute drive to get a sufiicient number of succeed Dr. Bernard Hy­ for by Coadjutor Bishop as an incentive to all its GREEN candidates to enter the man. who resigned recent­ Clarence G. Issenmann. citizens to improve them­ MEADOWS neighborhood "action coun­ ly, efTective Aug. 1, to re­ Bishop Issenmann dis­ selves.” CONOCO turn to teaching at Denver cussed the riots in a- pas­ Space cil” races Aug. 15 in four COMPLETE low income areas of the university. toral letter (July 31) read HE ALSO asked the AUTOMOTIVE city was successful, it was Moore, a Denver native, in all churches. It was the people to spend time before SERVICE announced by Denver Op­ came to DO recently from longest directive issued by the Blessed Sacrament on portunity officials. the regional headquarters .the Bishop since he became the first Friday of August PRESENTATION PARISH M anuel Salinas, an as­ o f the Office of Economic coac^utor of the diocese in or the following Sunday sistant DO director in Opportunity (OEO) in February of 1965. "in reparation to God for Our Experts Will Tuie charge of coordinating ac­ Kansas City. A ll DO proj­ He asked for clothes, the open violation of His iRi Jlepjir Yiur Ei(iRi tivities of the election ects are funded by OEO. furniture, financial assist­ commandments by those In planning committees for Moore said preparations ance and jobs for the many who directed or participa­ Now's the time tor a complete car check. the four areas, said spirit­ are being made so there innocent residents of the ted in the looting and dam­ Tune-up tor summer ed contests for seats on the w ill be no interruption of area who had been victim­ aging of property and in holidays. councils are already devel­ DAVE'S STUART STAND DO activities in the tran­ ized by the rioting. the endangering of the 936-3133 oping. Efforts will now be sition from the present DO lives o f the innocent.” The 6th Annual Gold Bond Stami concentrated, he said, on board to the new one. B IS H O P Issenmann also getting out as big a vote warned Cleveland Catholics ST. ROSE OF LIMA as possible. not to let the riots lead "Residents of these four 4,000 to Attend toward "un-Christian un­ FAMILY areas," Salinas asserted, concern, unfriendliness, FUN! Archdiocesan "must surely realize how Family Reunion bitterness and even important it is to the fu­ hatred.” NEW ture o f their communities Corpus Christi, Tex. — "W e cannot and do not that competent and far­ PLAYER PIANOS More than 4,000 persons condone,” the Bishop said, Station sighted people be elected to 1100 W. Alameda 733-9361 are expected to attend the "these lawless demonstra these councils, because Hoelscher-Buxkemper Directory tions of force and ruthless' they w ill have a powerful ST. OOMINIC'S family reunion that will be ness. We are also confident voice in planning and op­ held in Violet, Tex. Reun­ erating future anti-poverty that the Negro community ST. DOMINIC'S ions are held every second has no sympathy for this projects.” & MIKE'S TEXACO year. A Solemn Mass will show of violence.” SERVICE be held at St. Anthony’s "Secondly,” he continued, COMPLETE BRAKES THE COUNCILS will AND church, Violet, opening the elect from among their "we must work with every TUNE-UPSERVICE reunion. Free Pickup & Oei. membership representatives responsible citizen in pre­ DW 710 All 477 111$ serving an orderly society. Buyers Guide? "M ike" Powers to the new DO board of directors, which takes of­ Mental Illness The American way of life fice Sept. 1. The first such N early two billion dol­ is that law must be council was elected in a lars is spent annually for obeyed, even while the re­ HOLY'CROSS (THORHTOH) West Denver area May 24 the treatment of mental dress of grievances and the and it has named two of illness in state, county, correction of abuses are THORNTON PHILLIPS' 66 its members to the DO federal and private mental sought through recognized hospitals and in psychiatric North VallC) j im board. democratic channels estab­ Call Now! • Cifltilcti AitiHiitid units of community general 8 2 5 -1 1 4 5 S tm ti Deputy Director Mike lished by our national • All W ill C l K H t t l l ' Moore t/x)k over full direc­ hospitals, according to the Constitution. • Ttll PicLil t tion of DO activities, pend­ Colorado Association for "The unrest, resulting in 1332 BROADWAY • CH. 4-4556 OtIilirT 84tli ind Wxshiintea ing appointment a new Mental Health. violence, should impress us Page 72 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, August 4, 1966 $ Four 'Saboteurs' Cut Vocations pearing in certain Catholic A New York priest has cannot avoid brickbats.” and the loss of heaven. priesthood, he said, was accomplished by "the publications that certain lashed out at four trends Father Boat said. "And ev­ non-Catholic clergymen are D O W N G R A D IN G the shortsighted falsehood ap- he said are sabotaging vo­ ery such priest, especially priests.” cations to the priesthood. those in the front line of "Now more than ever Father William J. Boat operations, knows very Carmelites May Now should the unexcelled dig­ told the Register the well that he cannot do nity of the priesthood, its shortage o f priests is the much substantial and per- soaring height, its solitary most serious facing the manent good in this queer Use Baptismal Names uniqueness, its supernal Church, and will become )ld world unless he work be presented for the w illing to thrust his chin "We simply were run­ progressively worse. Aylesford. 111. — Car­ serious thought of all stu­ out and learn to ride with ning out of common names. "It is easy to point to melites of the Chicago dents and likely candi­ the brickbats.” province have been given Some o f the priests and one big visible reason for dates,” he said. Brothers were carrying the vocation slump: That the option of keeping their . .Let It not be forgot­ "BEWILDERMENT" religious names or changing around names that were this is a pleasure-loving ten that, not only does the downright strange and and self-seeking age. with Father Boat blamed on back to the ones they re­ Supreme Priest sustain "unintelligent, extreme, ceived at Baptism. The unusual,’ he continued. all its push-button conven­ those who are willing to iences, its modern allure­ way-out. and off-balance change ends a centuries-old ments, and its streamlined innovations not in conso­ tradition for the order. 'Theologically, it places pay the full price, but He facilities for indulging nance with the spirit, of "It was a question of a renewed emphasis on the has also volunteered the them. . .” he said. the great Council." practicability,” explains Sacrament of Baptism, The highest of rewards to those who pay and stay paid up. "That one large over-all "There is neither intelli­ Father Finbar Kevin sacramental name we re­ "This latter seems to be reason for the decline in gence nor foresight in Shanley, O. Carm., publi­ ceive at that time should forgotten by some modern, vocations is apparent doing away with any of city director for the prov­ be enough to carry us marriage-minded clerics enough. But what about the old procedures which ince. through life.” who- are unwilling to 'leave the concealed or ignored never bewildered or mysti­ ALL things and follow reasons? fied anybody,” he said. Him’ in the spirit and ac­ Knights' Metro Chapter "There are some 45,- Priest Sent To Form tion of the Apostles.” Shown above are the recently elected officers of the Denver Metro 000,000 Catholics in the REGARDING Chapter of the Knights of Columbus who will direct the activities for the United States. If the un- preaching. Father Boat Experimental Parish coming year. Pictured left to right are, front row, Richard F. Howard, suspected spoilers sabotage blam ed abandonment of Rulings Are secretary; A1 Towner, chairman; David L. McKinney, out-going chairman only ten young hopefuls in the theme of divine pun- San Francisco —. A local parish of Father Leo Ma­ and trustee; l^ill Kane, vice chairman. Second row, Dick Hewitt, guard; every million Catholics, ishment by preachers for p rie s t has been lent by hon of Panama, which Fa­ Awaited On Harry Plampin, trustee; Jack Knudsen. treasurer; and Ben Wright, trustee. how much smaller will be "the lapse of many a Cath­ Archbishop Joseph T. ther Burke visited last the number of priests in 10 olic,” and consequently a McGucken of San Francisco year. British Film years time?” loss of vocations that to establish an experimen­ That parish, which Fa­ He listed four "sabo­ might be expected from tal parish in the newly ther Burke describes as New York - "No com­ Metro Denver Knights teurs” of vocations: "Brick­ their families. formed Mexicali Valley di­ "an effort to discover a ment." was the answer now cultural relationship bats, bewilderment, pusil­ "Y o u ’d think that hell ocese in Mexico. given by the National between the laymen and lanimous preaching, and had gone out of date along Father Ronald A. Burke Catholic Office for Motion the priest on the parish downgrading the priest­ with the Black Fast.” he is also serving as chaplain Pictures (NCOM P) in reply level.” utilizes lay leader- Elect New Officers hood.” said. to the full time 10 -member , . . V j- * • * r ~ to what rating it will give ship in parish districts for , ■ n ^ , "The eschatological ful- Latin American Mission * ^ ■ . the upcoming Paramount Recently elected .at a of Columbus at the North ing more than 3,000 re lig io u s education and AS FO R brickbats, he minations of the past kept Program . (L A M P ) and to release Alfie. meeting of the Metro Den­ Denver Council 3019 home Knights of Columbus, is to liturgy on a weekly meet­ said, the Church must many a poor soul in a the some 40 priests. Sisters "Alfie," made in England ver chapter of the Knights were Albert M. Towner. help coordinate projects ing basis. counter-act the tendency to healthy state of grace. A and laymen from the U.S. and due to be shown here Council 3799, Lakewood. and inform each council of who are serving LAMP Father Burke’s parish subject priests to undue salutary and respectful' fear in late August, deals with Lawyers Tell Chairman; William Kiane, the participating councils’ criticism "from above and of and for the finalities this summer. also may provide additional Jo/l of Council 4647, vice activities. room for L A M P apostolic abortion, a subject which below” that is apparent to would be as beneficial for has been tab(X) up to now chairman; Richard F. How­ This year’s activities are HOW THE experimental work, which this summer Essay Topic young men and can turn anyone today as it was in in Am erican movie thea­ ard. Council 5161, secre- planned to insure that parish will function will is operating not only in them away from the life. the days of those fiery and ters. milHIIIIIIHHIHIHtI Chicago Relation of tary; Jack F. Knudsen. these projects will increase "Any dutiful priest who colorful sermons on death, depend on the decision of the Mexicali Valley but in Church and State is the Council 539, Denver, trea­ the success of the organi­ the man who becomes Vera Cruz and the Golfo The showing of an abor­ really follows the Master judgment, purgatory, hell. tion or an indication that subject of the 1966 Samuel surer; David L. McKinney. zation. Included among Bishop of Mexicali, but Santa Clara. L A M P has Pool Weaver Constitutional Council 3269, Welby, Ben them is the social meeting. there are likely to be been ivited to dioceses in one has been performed Law Essay competition. Wright, Council 539, Den­ Aug. 16 at Council 3799, Requiem in Houston Held many similarities between other parts of Mexico, are specifically forbidden in Sponsored by the Amer­ ver. and H arry Plampin, I9th and Harlan. Wives of it and the experimental Honduras and Guatemala. the Production Code of the ican bar foundation, the Council 4844, Southwest members are invited to at­ Motion Picture Association contest will award $2,500 Denver, trustees; and Rich­ tend. For Mrs. John W. Tynan of America (MPA). for the winning essay. ard H. H e w itt. Council George M . Jenkins C om petition is open to Requiem Mass was of­ In Denver, she and her CFM Sets Renewal W alking 4844, Southwest Denver, Bishop OK's 3 bedroom American Bar association guard. fered in Houston, Tex., family were parishioners of Requiem Mass was of­ and moved to Denver in As Convention Topic b a se m e n t, members. Details are Aug. 3, for Mrs. John W. St. Philomena's parish. fered July 30 in St. Rose 1946 following his dis­ and draped Hermit's Unit rage. Gi or available from 1155 East THE P U R P O S E of the Tynan, who died suddenly SURVIVORS, besides of Lima church, Denver, charge from the Navy. He Seattle, Wash. — 60th street, Chicago. Metro Chapter, represent- Austin, Tex. — Bishop Monday, Aug. 1, in her her husband and mother, for Deputy Sheriff George had been a sheriffs deputy "Christian Renewal in M. Jenkins, 40, who died Louis Reicher of Austin home in Houston. include two daughters. the past 1 1 years. CFM in the Light of Vati­ Born Margaret Guenther, in St. Anthony’s hospital, can II” will be the keynote 6 — Bies has approved plans of Joan and Meg Tynan; sons, Surviving, in addition to the daughter of Mrs. Ther- Denver, July 26. address by the Rev. Ber­ Priest Says Prayerlessness Brother Bernard Grune- Pat and Kelley, all of his wife, Helen, are a son, ese Guenther of Denver, He was born March 23, nard Sander, O.S.B., of Mt. L a r g e 3 bei wald, a Benedictine monk, Houston; sisters, Miss Jeri Patrick; his parents, Mr. room, famll Mrs. Tynan resided in 1926 at Questa, N. Mex., Angel, Ore., at the Chris­ space in ki< for the establishment of a Guenther and Mrs. Lyn and Mrs. Tom Jenkins of Describes Captive Nations Houston with her husband Canon City; three brothers, tian Family Movement, m e n t , g a n hermits' colony in the dio­ Adams, Denver; and a and family since 1960. Her Tomas. Espanola, N. Mex.; scheduled here Aug. 13 to NOW ! F o r s cese. brother. R. G. Guenther, New York — "Prayer­ Russians through Marx, husband, an executive with Thomas Clarke 14. WULFF Brother Bernard is seek­ Denver. A son. Jack Ty­ Robert, Santa Fe Springs, lessness” is the word that Engels, Suslov, and their Continental Oil company, R ealtor ing a large tract of land on nan. died in 1957 in Den­ Calif., and Lee, Canon describes thought-controlled ideology of dialectical which a colony of 12 her­ formerly was employed in Requiem Mass was of­ City; and four sisters, Mrs. Russia and thought-con­ ver. 7 - C h i m aterialism ,” Father Hill mits may have their own the Denver Continental Oil fered July 14 in Holy Evelyn Martin, Billings, trolled captive nations 1359 said. three rooms — a chapel, a company office. Mrs. Tynan Attending the funeral in Name church, Omaha, Mont., Mrs. Angela Olguin, JERRY BREEN 3 b d rm s., Ig. functioning within the ou­ He pointed out that Pre­ workshop, and living was a graduate of St. Houston were her mother, Neb., for Thomas Clarke, and Mrs. Bernadette Avila, 2 c a r gar. ter structure of Russia. Florist 636 mier Kosygin and General quarters. Mary’s academy, Denver, sisters, and brother from 41, athletic coach at Boys both o f Albuquerque, N. Soviet leaders do not be­ 1,250 sq . ft., Secretary Brezhnev are the and attended college in Denver and her mother- Town. Omaha. Neb., since Mex., and Mrs. Luella 1521 C ha m p a lieve in God, Father Mor­ 2GG-3I31 gar. men who rule Russia. TV Program Set Colorado. in-law, Mrs. Thomas J. 1951, who died in Veter­ Draper. San Diego, Calif. 716 ton A. Hill, S.J., said here "Behind these two men In ill health in recent Tynan, Denver; and broth­ an’s hospital, Omaha, after 2 b d rm s., bsr in St. Patrick’s Cathedral of action,” Father Hill said, years, Mrs. Tynan was er-in-law, Edward T. Ty­ a brief illness. 41 in her sermon on the "A s­ "are thinkers, Marx, En­ On Anti-Poverty well known in the Denver All new-insidi nan, Denver. Clarke, a graduate of sembly of Captive Na­ gels, Suslov. The thought and Colorado Springs area. WULFF The Rev. C.B. Wixtdrich, Burial was in Houston. tions.” of these men pervades and Creighton university, Om­ Colorado Springs As a result he de­ assistant pastor of Annun­ aha. Neb., was president of dominates the Soviet 7 - C h r i the Board of Governors clared, " 'prayerlessness’ Union and its ruling ciation parish, Denver, and has been imprinted upon minority. Mike Moore, deputy direc­ while a student at the Please Patronize U3S the minds and hearts of tor of Denver Oppxjrtunity, university, and doubled as P R E T T Y 2 bc« "Their ideology is simple; Ing-dlnlng r

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