a -sj 2 o m vj o 06 Z '-4 Ji c - i m "D X m 3 ) o j> m o irn 04 X c a r- 04 O C VJ\ DENVER CATHOLIC World Cannot Forget? O C/> X f\) On Lincoln’s Birthday^ Feb. 12 d astrol- ider cer- The brave men, living and dead, here, but it can never forget what rsonality who struggled here, have consecrated they did here. — ance pa- it far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, Gettysburg Address, THURSDAY,REGISTER FEBRUARY 10, 1966 VOU LX No. 27 nor long remember, what we say Abraham Lincoln. and, as fortune- Afith two hat free ree will, at man, on him, vidence. irs have A and the in itself cts that One hundred years ago, the 'ill, will slave was freed. One hundred years later, of the the Negro remains in bondage to the color of his skin. quack- The Negro today asks jus strology tice. )us but We do not answer him — 'ompar- we do not answer those who ogy. lie beneath this soil — when we reply to the Negro by ask ing, “ Patience.” It is empty to plead that devils the solution to the dilemmas of the present rests on the AT A WORKSHOP MEETING and luncheon held Feb. 8 hands of the clock. Tlie solu emons, at Notre Dame parish, Denver, plans were announced for the Last Campaign Results Disclosed tion is in our hands. Unless ch can second annual Archdiocesan Development Program for the we are willing to yield up our destiny of greatness among ss per- Archdiocese of Denver. Shoton at the main table, above, left to the civilizations of history. right, are the Rev. Donald Dunn, assistant at Notre Dame: the Americans — white and Ne of the Rev. Robert Syrianey, campaipn director; the Rt. Rev. Mon gro together — must be about led by signor Gregory Smith, V.G., P.A., executive committee co- the business of resolving the chairman; Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, executive chairman; Second Fund Drive Plan challenge which confronts us Auxiliary Bishop David M. Afaloney, executive co-chairman; the now. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, director of advance gifts; Lyndon B. Johnson and James Graham, representative of the Lateson Associates « • * n sick fund-raising firm. Most of us eventually must learn how to get along with others wc do not like or defi Announced by Archbishop nitely distrust. ■ney or luld be C’est la vie! Archdiocesan Development Plans were put into ef the Church to progress in Forest, north of Colorado phase of the campaign, that will be true in the future in * « « some important endeavors Springs. is, the establishing of a re other parts of the archdiocese fect this week to inaugu There is a cigarette widely which could not have been The third objective is to volving fund to help in meet where the growth pattern is Fund Statement — 1965 rate the beginning of the advertised as “ tasting good possible at this time without provide funds for the estab ing local unusual or emergen already established in newly RECEIPTS FROM ARCHDIOCESAN DEVELOPMENT second annual Archdi like a cigarette should." and this development campaign. lishment and expansion of fa cy conditions, and cooperate created suburbs and develop f u n d ...... Jl,106,246.67 ocesan Development Pro purists, armed with their ea are The whole archdiocese and cilities for the Newman apos- with other dioceses of the ments. DISBURSEMENTS: grammars, arc protesting gram. generations yet to come have tolate at state colleges and country to assist some nation Regarding the second an pccial 1. Property secured for future parishes; improvements strongly that~this ain’t gram to say Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, been the beneficiaries.’’ universities. During the past al or international need of im nual development campaign, and taxes ...... 231,454.23 year property was assembled mar. No doubt they arc right, 1 copy at the first workshop meeting portance and endorsed by the ArchbLshop Vehr said such a 2. Aid to missions and mission priests ...... 143,500.00 HE THEN a.sked the pas but it has been rather perstl- of all pastors in the Arch and purchased in Fort Collins Hierarchy of the country. campaign must be “ the mu a) Church and Catechetical Center completed . 111,000.00 tors for their continued inter for a future ’Newman center. shrewdly pointed out in one diocese of Denver on Feb. 8 “ Many of your priests and tual cooperative efforts of all 3. Newman Foundation properties in Boulder, Greeley est in the second development Additional property was se of the daily papers that a na at Notre Dame parish. Den people,” the Archbi-shop said, pari.shes and priests of the ch re program that is now being set cured in Boulder and Greeley tion which objects to "like” and Fort Collins ...... 110,553.72 ver, made known that the “ have been contemporaries of archdiocese.” sts ils. up. He cited the generosity of for Newman facilities at a fu as a conjunction and tolerates a) .Allocated to proposed Newman Foundation in archdiocese realized the sum the unusual population growth the laity in their support of ture date. The sum of 8200,000 THERE IS nothing personal disc jockeys who say things Fort CoIUns ...... 200,000.00 of 81,106.246.67 in last year’s in the archdiocese. Many of last year’s campaign. has been allotted from the about it for anyone, he said, of the order of; 4. C.C.D. Program, compensation teaching personnel campaign. The total number your parishes have been con of pledges last year was campaign toward the con “ except possibly the spiritual “ Give a li.sten, cats. Cornin’ and religious Migrant Program ...... 26,050.00 A statement on the receipts structed on property that was satisfaction that with God’s 37,491. struction of the Fort Collins your way Satchmo's. 5. a) Aid to parishes damaged in Platte River flood and disbursements of last farm land or unimproved lew of Newman foundation. help, we. in our generation, ‘How .About It, Baby?’ He’s and needy families ...... 88,500.00 At the meeting, which was year’s campaign appears else acreage only a few years ago. are privileged to attempt to really rockin’. at for h) Home and foreign Mission appeals ...... 22,200.00 attended by Bishop David M. where on this page. IN PROVIDING financial Fortunately it was secured at provide, as far as experience There just ain’t nobody c) Diocesan cooperation for extension of facilities for Maloney and 108 pastors from Archbishop Vehr pointed help for the expansion of reli a time when it was available and limited vision and finan blows that horn like throughout the archdiocese. or it could not have been pur I and clerical students at Catholic University, tuition out that new property was se gious instruction under the cial means permit, for the Satchmo does. Leave us lis Archbishop Vehr thanked the cured this year in Boulder, Confraternity of Christian chased today at any price.” well-being and growth of s for and hoard for student priests and students at ten.” pastors for their cooperation. Breckenridge, Colorado Doctrine, the fourth objective, He stressed that the same God’s church in the future ilized Catholic University and Rome ...... 24,000.00 is surely straining at a gnat Springs, Denver, Greeley, the fund last year disbursed and the advancement of the and swallowing a camel. 6. Reserve Fund ...... 148,088.72 “Your generous coopera tion," he said, “ has enabled Fort Collins, Mintum, and Ri S26.050 to the important work interest of souls." * « • jtom, Dispensation fle. The taxes on property not of the CCD. Notable, is that Thi.s Hem concerns a manu men immediately used for church a catechetical center was built O n M arch 17 .NO ONE will be asked to facturing firm here in the purposes in 1965 amounted to at Our Lady of Peace parish. 1 not give beyond his means, the West. .A whole year had Once in a Million 812.298. Greeley. Archbishop Urban J. V’ohr rally Archbishop said. “ In union passed without a single acci The second objective of the The development fund last of Denver has granted a dis wear there is solidarity," he added. dent in the factory, and the campaign is to assist smaller year provided emergency aid pensation from the law of fast “ With all Catholics giving men up top decided to cele parishes and missions in nec to several churches damaged and abstinence to all the what they are able, much can Mary Pat Scares Wits brate. They gave a slap-up essary local developments by the Platte River Flood of faithful in the Archdiocese of be and has been accom picnic to ail their thousand which are beyond the power June. Financial as.sistance in Denver on Thursday, March plished for the good of the workers, and it would not be of limited help and financial this area came under the fifth 17, St. Patrick’s Day. Church," resources. Last year the arch overstating it to say that joy Out of Neighborhood reigned supreme. On the fo|- diocese gave assistance to lowing day nine hundred and pro- that Mary Pat had been lured many smaller parishes in var Mary Pat is an eighth yarns, but this has the added forty-three sons of toil were away by some unknown party ious local aevelopmcnts, some iy to grader in Our Lady of suspense of being in the truth- absent from duty owing to who was going to hold her as a of which were emergencies, the Fatima school. Her uncle is-stranger-than-fiction class. 60/ Scout Sunday Feb. 13 food poisoning. > he hostage, since her dad is a as well as to mission priests. is Father Dick, stationed A new church seating 200 per WHEN Father Dick arrived banker. The telephone was A presentation of Catholic D ei" award and that five Ex chaplain will announce the at the Cathedral parish. (Turn to Page 2) sons was constructed in Black Bill Radovich: “ Get up. in the northwest suburb of awards to Boy Scouts and plorer scouts from two parish cub scout “ Parvuli Dei” Bob. When Abraham Lincoln It was Friday night and Denver from whence Mary Explorers will highlight Arch es will receive “ Pope Pius award.s. The Verj- Rev. Anton able Mary Pat was slated to go wa.s your age, do you know Pat had vanished, he found diocesan Scout Sunday, Feb. XU" awards. J. Borer, S.M.B., will give an what he was doing?" on baby-sitting duty, and Fa neighbors, police, the F.B.I., 13. in the Denver Cathedral, The ceremony will begin address. ther Dick was in the Cathe Bob: “ No, I don’t. Dad. but imo and members of the Kiwanis when Archbishop Urban J. with a procession from the .Archbishop Vehr will pre I know what he was doing dral gym trying to salvage Archdiocese of Denver that club to which Father Dick’s Vehr will preside at ceremo sacristy of the Cathedral led side at the presentation of the when he was your age." iate some consolation from a rath brother was affiliated and a CHANCERY OFFICE nies beginning at 4 p.m. by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, “ Ad .Altare Dei,’’ “ Pope Pius « • * her er dismal season in the fad consistent loser in the club’s 1536 Logan Street The Catholic Committee on Bishop David Maloney, XII,’ ’ and the St. George ing basketball season. Scouting of the Denver area .American womanhood is Fa- poker games. Denver 3, Colorado priests, and Monsignori. Fol awards and will congratulate The phone rang in the gym council of Boy Scouts of lowing the blessing of the the recipients. still having Us trouliles. .\ re The series of coincidences be ical office and Father Dick was America announced that 80 flags and recitation of the The ceremony will close cent letter to the domestic re gan with a telephone call to January 31. 1966 ga- summoned from the coach’s Boy Scouts from 22 parishes scout oath, the Rev. Barry with Benediction of the lations counselor of the N.Y. Mary Pat from a neighbor and nce win receive the "Ad Altarc Wogan, archdiocesan scout Blessed Sacrament. W-T S, reports: bench, where he was lending family friend, Mrs. Doody, who moral support. The man on Reverend dear Father: “ ;>Iy husband treats me just wanted a baby sitter. Mr. Doo terrible. We had some compa rity the other end of the hot line dy was to pick Mary Pat up at was Father Dick’s brother, Sunday. Feb. 13, is observed as Boy Scout Sunday, and in ny over last night and they ich 7:45 p.m. wanted some pizza pie and who related that Mary Pat a ceremony at the Cathedral at 4 p.m., our Boy Scouts will be !ve cigarettes, so I sent my hus was missing and the family Along about 7:30 the doorbell honored who have completed their requirements for the “ Ad ing rang and a man asked Mary band out to get some and do would appreciate his presence Altare D ei" awards. It is an inspiring sight to see the Cathe Pat if the baby sitter was ready you know what time he came in the family circle . . . SUD to leave. The girl called to her dral crowded with Boy Scouts from many sections of the .Arch home? .At two in the morn DENLY! mother upstairs and said good diocese, their parents, and the many laymen who are self sac- ing. .And ho forgot the plz/a Id In the next five or six hours night that she was leaving. rificingly giving of their time and energies as Scout Masters and cigarettes. What can 1 me there unraveled a one-in-a- About 15 minutes later Mr. Doo and committeemen in various capacities. Without the assistance d o?" million coincidence that be dy arrived and asked for Mary of these adults it would be impossible to carry on the Scouting The answer: “ Fill your guiles the mystery thrilling Pat. The latter’s sister relayed program. deep freeze with plenty of piz the message to her mother who za and buy cigarettes by the was astonished: “She’s already It would be most encouraging to the movement and the carton." been picked up.” boys themselves if every parish, where reasonably possible, Telephone calls were put had a functioning Scout troop. As you know, it is a youth through to the Doody home to movement officially endorsed by the Bishops of the country. check on the possible mix up in signals, but there was no Mary The Archdiocesan Catholic Scouting committee hopes to con Pat. Many neighbors were next tact the pastors in the near future with the thought of giving Seminoiry on the telephone calls, and still any help within its power, either in organizing or revitalizing no least assurance of her an existing Scout troop. Our Catholic group should have more whereabouts. Hunting parties troops in our parishes, and I ask each pastor to encourage the Burse were next started by the neigh movement. bors. The shopping center was Donations totaling $101 were combed, and near disaster oc Father Barry Wogan is the Archdiocesan Scouting Chap curred. received during the past week lain, Father Charles Jones, Denver area Chaplain; Father for seminary burses, the Den James Ahem, Long’s Peak area Chaplain; and Monsignor .An ver Archdiocesan Chancery ONE MAN who was out on Office reports. the search didn’t even know the thony Elzi, Pike’s Peak area Chaplain. Assisting these priests girl’s name. He was walking in as .Archdiocesan committee chairmen are Mr. Leo W. Kramer Contributions to the St. a field with a flashlight when of Denver; Dr. Richard Kemme, Greeley, chairman for the Jude Burse were: San Diego. he was spotted by some other Long’s Peak Council; Mr. Orville Trainer of Colorado Springs, Calif. Mrs. W.T.M. $10; Den ver. Mrs. W.S.L. 810; Ft. Col searchers. They thought he Chairman for the Pike’s Peak Council. lins. Mrs. R.E.K. 85; Denver, might be the kidnapper. He was R.G.O. 810; Denver. M.M.W. held at bay until someone eLe The Denver Area Council receives 66 per cent of its operat $5; Denver. H. B. $5; Denver. came alone and identified him ing budget from the Mile High United Way. The remainder of Mrs. R.C.R. 85: Denver, J. B. as a neighbor. its budget is obtained through membership enrollment which is $10; Denver, F.A.J. $10. By this time the police were Knights' Speaker swarming over the home and now under way. Kindly assist in any way you can. St. Catherine's, Burlington, John W. McDeviU. supreme making a house to house search Colo., donated 821 to the par knight of the Knights of Co in the neighborhood. Although With every good wish and blessing, I am ish seminary burse. M' . lumbus, will be the main the hunt did not produce the Faithfully yours. A contribution was also re speaker at the knights’ 34th missing girl it did intrude into ceived for the Father Hamil annual corporate Communion the private affair of a grass wi Proud Yeung Scout ton Burse: Anon., $10. Contributions to burses may breakfast to be held Sunday, dow in the neighborhood and Shown above passing his .Ad Altarc Dei re youth has been blind since birth, he success March 27. The day will begin be made to the Archdiocesan her companion! The man who quirements in Braille before the Rev. I^eonard fully passed all the requirements for the with Mass in the Denver Ca Chancery Office, 1536 Logan was flushed out in the search Abercrombie of .All Saints’ parish, Denver, Is award, which nill be presented to him and thedral at 8 a.m., followed by did eventually identify himself street. Denver. All donations Frankie Mares, a member of Boy Scout Troop other area Boy Scouts on Sunday, Feb. 13, in the breakfast in the Hilton ho after some grilling. arc used for the education of the Denver Cathedral. tel. See story on Page 12. It was feared by this time Archbishop of Denver 206, St. Rose of Lima parish. Although the young men for the prie.sthood. Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 Charity Ball Missioner Set Benefit Set To Give Address March 17 P ” Th. Committee members of the On 'Povertyland' our prie St. Patrick’s Day charity ball generou, and luncheon announced that Father Andrew Lawrence, example of real missionary by gift the event, proceeds of which work. i M.S.SS.T,, treasurer of the kingdoir benefit Denver’s Catholic Missionary Servants of the Father Andrew represented Charities, is set for Thursday, Most Holy Trinity in Silver the church on the U.N.’s Food progress March 17, at the Denver Hil Spring, Md., will be a guest and Agricultural Organiza most pr ton hotel. speaker at Loretto Heights tion’s committee for technical every da The Rt. Rev. Monsignor El college Little auditorium Sun assistance for depressed na This mer J. Kolka, director of day, Feb. 20. at 3 p.m. tions. For years he has given Vehr to Catholic Charities, is serving His address, entitled “ Pov retreats and missions nouneing again this year as chaplain ertyland — U.S.A..’ ’ will ex throughout the U.S. cesan D( for the luncheon and ball amine the condition of forgot The committee. ten minority groups in the U.- TICKETS for the talk may the past( Starting the day will be a S. be obtained from Mr. and 10 a.m. Mass at Holy Cross These minorities, he said, Mrs. William St. John, 4343 I N I] church, 19th and California include the Bravas, the black Montvlew boulevard. Denver streets, Denver with the Rt. Portuguese in the New Eng (80207), or by calling 355-1384. cesan Di Rev. Monsignor William J. Another family, reunited by refugee airlift this week, at land area; the Issues, a Tickets are $2; for students, sincere Monahan in charge of arrange Denver’s Stapleton International airport are Cnbans Mr. and mixed race in Virginia; the $ 1. priests o; ments. Mrs. Manuel Sanchez who came from Havana to rejoin their Scotch-Irish, in Appalachia; their syn A SPECIAL noon luncheon 13-year-oId daughter, Carldad, at right, who has been a resi Irish travelers, in Georgia; of last ye with entertainment is sched dent at Queen of Heaven home since May, 1962, in the care of the Cajuns, in lower Missis the mon Creefe/ CCD Dccepfien for P a ren ts uled at the Denver Hilton to the Denver Archdiocesan Catholic Charities. Carldad Sanchez, sippi: and the Negroes. diocese. be preceded by a cocktail an only child, Is an eighth grade student, Is well adjusted, and The 1 Approximately 250 persons attended the pastor of St. Mary's, discusses the program hour set for approximately has taken the entrance examination for Marycrest. Another A GRADUATE of the Cath paign th' 11:30 a.m. The ball will begin olic University of America. recent Confraternity of Christian Doctrine re* with Mr, and Mrs. Donald Multhauf. There Cuban arrival this month was Mrs. Joseflna Bosch, 55, who pledges 1 at 9 a.m. in the Hilton’s Father Andrew was ordained ception for teachers and workers In St. Mary’s are 100 parishioners working with the CCD came to Denver, Feb. 2, to join her daughter Maria Bosch who Agaii grand ballroom with dancing in 1940. He served several church, Greeley. Purpose of the event was to program this year as teachers, helpers, typ has been in the USA since 1963, living in the home of Mr. and eration v for the rock and roll set in years as pastor in Camden, ists. audio-visual assistants, and in other make available an opportunity for parents to the junior ballroom. Mrs. Victorino Pantaleon at 1520 St. Paul street. Catholic Char Miss., where be established some imj discuss the program with their children’s areas. Charles O’Fallon is chair ities have made arrangements for the Bosch family to live in the Sacred Heart agricultural possible i teachers. The Very Rev. Robert Nevans, right. man of the ball. Other chair an apartment in Cathedral parish. The Pantaleon family was school, which was cited in paign. Tf men include Jim Peri, vice at the airport to greet the new arrival. 1950 by the Vatican as a great come ha\ chairman and technical advis tinned in er; Martha Politzki, secre now beinj Aid to Child tary; Catharine Maloney, You 1- treasurer; Charles O’Brien. Scares Wits Out of Neighborhood Archdioct Jr., luncheon; Gertrude the past t G r a e f, flowers; Bemieta (Continued From Page 1) One of the neighbors reported They all live on the same block, enced an Hauptman, mailing; and Jim Threatened in bugged and lookouts and stake that about 7:30 a Volkswagen and I thought there bad been a about 66 McTiernan. publicity. was seen traveling down to a outs were aranged by some change in plans.” The Irish associations of dead end at a high rate of grade am Loretto and Regis will be in 50 Jefferson county police and speed. The driver swerved over THE JENNINGS family had pupils, fr charge of decorations. sheriff’s officers. a lawn and retreated with earlier made arrangements to mately 50 Rising Conflict Rev. Andrew Lawrence j throttle open. This information pick up another little girl up th e' has mear By E. E. Sanchez related schools in some form. was put on the air to alert all street a few doors. The blocks | construct The Federal Elementary Revealed by Hobbyist Washington — The police cruisers, and Mary in Applewood are not separated | For Sale or lease ment of o and Secondary Education Act seemingly minor legal Pat’s picture was reproduced by cross streets in this area, of 1965 providing federal 3,000 sq. ft. on 2 floors. Near additional skirmishes around the by the scores. Her fingerprints and Mr. Jennings was supposed new Federal Office Building. parishes. countrj’ over the Church-State funds for local educational were also taken off furniture to pick up his baby sitter at programs to meet the special A Forgotten Parking in rear. conflict in federal aid to edu and transmitted to the lawmen. 3292 Vivian Drive, but instead O b /ecfiv education' needs of education For information call cation may be but a show And the waiting and watching he called on 3392 Vivian Drive ally deprived children. 534-1394 Our g piece for an iceberg whose continued. It was midnight, 1 and found Mary Pat waiting! The question has been local pari: depth and profundity could o ’clock, 2 o ’clock, and then When Mrs. Jennings drove j gations in soon rise to the surface in the raised whether U.S. Attorney Leadville Parish about 2:30 a.m. a car drove up General Nicholas Katzenbach Mary Pat horhe she said: are dioce: form of a Supreme Court test. By Paul Hallett to the home and Mary Pat will intervene, as is required "Well, thank you Renee. We’ll Dupont “ 501” the respoi During the last few years, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward W. alighted totally unconcerned. call you again sometime. It in the U.S. Judicial Code The original but forgot Hence, thi the federal government and O’Rourke When she opened the door she looks like your parents are hav various states have gone when the constitutionality of was frightened to death by the N y lo n peals for an Act of Congress has been ten Leadville parish, not ing quite a party. The whole ahead with educational pro presence of a houseful! of po house is lighted.” meeting tl grams to provide educational drawn in question. mentioned in any Catholic lice. The Durable Carpet 1) To aid to the child at the non Rural Living history of Colorado, has "Where were you?” cried' Fiber That’s Easy sites for t public .school. THE SUIT also involves the Mary Pat's mother. TRAVEL denial of equal protection of been brought to light by To Clean. sions and And the attitude of com "I was baby sitting.” the laws under the 14th Day Slated Rene L. Coquoz, whose RESERVATIONS 2) To "Where were you baby sit $ 49 5 plete separation of Church Amendment to the U.S. Con- hobby is Leadville his necessary and State in this field seemed ting?” continued the mother. ANYWHERE .stitution on account of race, AT NO BXTRA COST^ of their In At Fleming tory. “ Al the Jennings home,” re per yard to fade. But now the feelings color and religion of the chil OAVB LINDQUIST Owner in the issue have come Host pastor for the Day of The forgotten parish is Sa plied the weeping girl. 19 Ye«rs On The Job Experience 3) To dren who are the beneficiar 7 Choice Colors Rural IJving slated Fob. 17 at cred Heart of Jesus, which “ Why did you go there when On Three Continents .Apostoiatc around full circle and objec ies of the testing programs 711 I7lh Street St. Peter’s, Fleming, will be exi.sted from 1877 to 1884 ac you knew Mr. Doody was going 2Jrd Pt. New Western Fed. ties. tion is being heard as the pro under the National Defense MILE Hi INTERIORS the Rev. James R. Purflcld. cording to the files of Uie to pick vou up?” ______SevJngs Bldg. 4) To I grams arc being put into ef Education Act. The U.S. At Leadville Herald Democrat. "The Jennings are friends of 5042 Federal Blvd. fect. torney General, as an addi The speaker will be the Rt. LINDQUIST effective e It is the opinion of some ob Rev. Monsignor Edward W. Mr. Coquoz was unable to lo (he Doodys and I ju.st throught tional reason, might intervene 433-8491 ty of Chris servers that the controversies cate the records of Sacred there had been a change in TRAVEL SERVICE also under Title IX of the O'Rourke, executive director 5) To coming to the surface at local Heart of Jesus parish, the plans and a switch in baby sit Tdl. 825-7175 “ We Clean The Federal Civil Rights Act of of the National Catholic Rural 1 Hour Free Parking La Snells diocese ca and state levels arc destined 1964. Life Conference, a priest of probable reason being that ters. and they decided to have ms California Carpets We Sell” they arise eventually to bring the whole The 38 plaintiffs in the the Peoria, 111. diocese. the files were added to the me sit with this other fam ily.! Church of question back to Washington Annunciation Parish records, Michigan suit supported by Monsignor O’Rourke was in nationa In the form of a constitu bom on a farm near Downs, which have been kept since the POAU, the American Civil PERSONALIZED MONUMENTS and MARKERS deserving tionality test before the U.S. Libertie.s Union, and the 111., one of a family of 11. 1879. Msgr. Henry Robinson Poverty War Supreme Court. Educated at St. Henry’s col American Jewish Congress Coeur, to meet the temporary P rop erty The suit against Michigan’s fail into three categories: lege. Belleville, and St. THE SACRED Heart of Je Head To Speak Memorial Co. Auxiliary Sendees Act of 1985 sus Church was built by Fa needs of the parishioners until As wa General taxpayers, ministers, Mary of the Lake seminary, such time as a more commo Speer Blvd. Af 9th year, the : focuses on many of the ques and teachers. The Christian Mundelein, 111., he served as ther Henry Robinson in 1877. At Luncheon Erick son 255-1785 dious church can be erected. for future tions being raised across the rural life director in Peoria But with heavy immigration Dr. Bernard Hyman, cxecu- ! Education Division of the To this parish will also belong seems to country. The act provides Metropolitan Detroit Council diocese for 14 years, before to Leadville after that year tive direc»3r of Denver’s War I that when a local school dis all of the French population, of Churches more recently accepting his present post in the small church became too on Poverty. Inc., will be the Growth is trict provides auxiliary serv crowded and Father Robinson no matter where they re registered its opposition to 1960. guest speakc. at the Feb. 11 • T e B o c k h o r s t d C o . sions sprin ices to any students among began construction of the pre.s- side.” the act. HE WAS assistant director luncheon-meeth... of the Fri- I it is frequi its resident children in elem ent-day .Annunciation Church The Herald said that there Michigan is not the only of the Newman Foundation at day Luncheon club, 1 property a entary and high school in 1879. were more than 200 families the University of Illinois, by Knights of Columbus Coun dividends < grades, it shall provide the state where Church-State liti of French nationality living at gation is in progress. The Champaign. 111., for 15 years, Mr. Coquoz learned of the cil 539. Denver. You aj same auxiliary services on an existence of Sacred Heart of that time in the city and Dr. Hyman will .speak fol equal basis to school children Commission on Law and So and from 1948 to 1960 directed our older ] Jesus Church when he found county of 1,/eadville. Father lowing the luncheon, which in elementary and high cial Action of the American the refugee program in the under diffe an announcement In the Her Ponsar.lin, who had come to will begin at 12 noon in the schools at non-public schools. Jewish Congress has just is diocese. portation z ald of Sept. 19. 1881, that the U.S. from France, said council home. 1555 Grant sued a booklet listing 18 pend His column. “ Crossroads that he would preach In parish pro ing cases, with 11 of them Leadville was to have two .street, Denver. All knights THE AUXIUARY services Comment,’’ appears in many French and English at all needs of : challenging state laws provid publications, and he has also Catholic parishes. and their friends are invited under the act include Nation Masses at Sacred Heart of time, with al Defense Education Act ing aid to children in Church- written several books. The story, in part, follows; to attend. Jesus Church. ent day p2 testing services, special cor related schools in some form. “Monsigneur Machebcuf, Dr. Hyman, who is on leave Included in the list are from hi.s position as psycholo so-called h' rectional services, remedial Relief Fund Aids the Bishop of Colorado, has THE BEAUTIFUL altar of Michigan. Rhode Island (text gy professor at Denver uni or thought reading, health and nursing seen fit to create two parishes the new church had been do JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. books); Maryland (funds to 40 Million Persons versity to assist in the DWOP unusual pc services and examinations, out of the original one, which nated by a close friend of Fa PARTNER TeBOCKHORST, CPOI private colleges); Missouri Chicago — More than 40 program, will discuss the PARTNER one. T-
quests tor our Calendars os the demand WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? for these calendars exceeded our expect cracy, Why not fry our parish section In ations. andist the Re«lsttr. The cost Is low and lha quick rasults w ill surprisa youl . Her Tha ads a rt listed under parish sub- itself naadlngs. British le not IT'S EASY TO PLACE A WANT AD e im- — JUST CALL natter So This Is School, Huh? side a A young Head Starter, left, at Valverdc Presbyterian cen SAY “ CHAROB IT " ;^ulevara Itlortuaiies ter, finds his introduction to learning a thought-provoking mat ter, as Barbara Pickering directs the efforts of a small group [other of pre-school-age children. Valverde Is one of a dozen centers REGISTER FEDERAL BLVD. AT SPEER 1091 SO. COLORADO BLVD. a t MISSISSIPPI ;e ar- operating in Denver under the federal Head Start program, pub- designed to introduce small children to the routine of school • GRAND 7-1625 • SKYLINE 7-1238 it has life, as well as to check them for physical or other defects WANT ADS ads it which might hamper them in their school careers. The Chil Fast Action I dren’s Educational Fund, Inc., will have a total of 15 Head "Denver’s Catholic Mortuaries” 1 stm L o w C o st! those Start centers operating before March in remodeled homes, community centers, church hails, and schools. Page 6 The.Penver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 Bethlehem Mission Guild Elects Officers The Bethlehem Mission Guild call the Bethlehem Fathers’ 0^ to WOMEN elected the following new offi- House. 5630 E. 17th avenue, I cers at its annual meeting on Denver. Telephone; 388-3322. 'ja n . 31: President, Mrs. Ray- Imond Mutz; vice president, Mrs. Paul Graves; secretary- Mercy Hospital treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Carr; and historian, Mrs. Armo Nixon. Cdaiendcur Group Schedules The following committee ^^rcliLidliop 6 ^ u iid chairmen were appointed: Of Volunteer Dinner fice workers, Miss Kay Gan The annual spring breakfast president. On the same day, non; publicity, Mrs. Mark Fell The Women’s Auxiliary of ing; telephone. Mrs. George Of of the Archbishop’s Guild, Den Mary Ann Woodwani will enter Mercy hospital. Denver, will Schoenecker, with Mmes. Carl ver, will be held at the Brown tain Pope John circle. Fiore and A.gnes Midcap as co e l u e n t s sponsor their annual volun St. Christopher circle will Palace hotel on Sunday, Feb. workers; medicine department, teer dinner Thursday, Feb. 27, 10:30 a.m. Reservations dine out Feb. 15; Servants of Mrs. R. M. Hainey; collecting C olorado S p rin g s P arish Recepfion R oom 10. at 5:30 p.m. in the Terrace must be sent to Mary Ann Schi- Mary circle will meet in the East Denver ACCW room of the hospital. The Sis medicine, -Mrs. Blair Kittleson; avone by Feb. 21. at 4160 Shaw home of Marge .Acierno; Susie linens, Mrs. Leo Meistrell; Board Meeting The basement of St. Mary’s church, Colora The committee consists of 18 members. Mrs. ters will be the hostesses. boulevard, Westminster. The Dominico will entertain Our do Springs, has taken on a new look in recent Andrew Vaclav is the chairman for the home workers, Mrs. J. B. Gla Mrs. Philip Rotole, president There will be 150 volunteer price of the breakfast is $2.85, Lady of the Assumption circle; vins and Miss Eva Collins. years. One of its functions is to serve as a coming year and reports that during the past Virginia Botero will be hostess of East Denver District ACCW. workers as guests. A life pin Joan Ortell will entertain St. The guild will sponsor has urged that all board mem wedding reception room, where receptions can year more than 2,175 guests were served. for more than 1,000 contribu Thomas Aquinas circle Feb. 10 for Our Lady of Lourdes circle, be held following services in the church. A Brides and other interested persons wishing to and Jackie King will entertain spring fashion show soon. The bers be present for a meeting ting hours will be presented Holy Cross circle will meet in proceeds will be used for var on Thursday, Feb. 17, at 10 special wedding reception committee has been utilize the room for receptions, reunions, or to Mrs. Robert Slattery, past the home of Imojean Tomsic, Miraculous Medal circle. Jane ious facets of the Bethlehem a.m. in the ACCW office, 270 E. formed to take care of this service. Mrs. R. F. special functions can call Mrs. Vaclav in Colo president of the auxiliary. and St. Ann circle will dine out Chandler is a new member of Fathers’ foreign mission work. 17th avenue, Denver. Roney, above, served as chairman for 1965. rado Springs at 632-6947. Thirty-eight other women will to celebrate its fifth anniversa the circle. This city-wide organization, receive pins in recognition of ry. Susie Dominico will be host 100 hours of volunteer work in ess for a Valentine party for formed six years ago, enables Jr. C. D. of A. Immaculate Conception circle the laity to participate in for Members of the junior coun DEADLINE NOTICE! the hospital. will be entertained in the home Our Lady of the Assumption la u n d ry circle on Feb. 12. Diane Younk- eign mission labors. New cil, Catholic Daughters of M r s. Herbert Leibman, of the new circle president, Hel erman is a new member. members are always wel America, their parents, and ju- The deadline for all copy, parish news, and pic CoJ president of the auxiliary, will ene Washburn, on Feb. 11, and com e. Annual dues are $1 per dry cleaning Mary Hannon will entertain niorette members will attend a tures for the “ Denver Catholic Register’’ is 5 p.m. on Checking t preside. Our Lady of Perpetual Help cir person or $2 per family; per dessert-card party sponsored by Mondays. Copy must be in the office at this time, not cle will meet on Feb. 12 in Jo Queen of Peace circle on Feb. "Where the charm of en by membei 16 and St. Michael circle will petual membership. $25 per Court St. Rita, C.D. of A., at postmarked. The staff assumes no responsibility for Shaffers’ home. newness is restored" Sjirings, are, meet in the home of Connie person or $50 per family. the club house, Denver, on Sat the non-appearance of articles or photos that arrive The Second Best Man At On Feb. 14 Mary Kaiser will O’ Brien, and Dunn on the same day. Interested persons may urday, Feb. 19, at 1 p.m. after this time. entertain Queen of the Most M em b er o f: Bricn are cod Your Wedding Holy Rosary circle and Mother Ail copy must be addressed to: Denver News Edi Is Your W edding Paramount Club tor of this publication. Do not put staff members proceeds goin, of Angels circle will meet in the Members of the Paramount * National Institute of Photographer p.m ., in the home of Pat Fiorella. Lucille club will conduct a business names on envelopes. This might be misconstrued as Dry Cleaning Thompson is the' new circle personal mail and not opened until after the deadline. Mmes. E. J. J meeting Feb. 11. 7:30 p.m. W. E. Hentge the DAV hall, 1225 Broadway, * American Institute of Denver. Dancing and cards will L a u n d e rin g Dr. James P. Gray be at 8:30 p.m. Membership dues, at $1.50, are being accept Annual Italian Dinner OPTOMETRIST ed. A card party with proceeds ma 3-4281 for the Memi Eyes exam in ed going to the Mullen Home for :onvenience of pick up the Aged will be held at the Feb. 12 at St. Anne's Visual Care and delivery in Denver home of Mae Croft, 1151 S. Jo Take 265 pounds of spaghetti, society and young people of the By Cc Contact Lenses sephine street, 733-6789, at 7:30 FROM 170 pounds of meat, the crumbs parish help make this dinner and all suburbs. 213 Colo. Bldg. p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19. from 12 loaves of bread, 42 gal complete. The prices are $1.50 The annual i The House of lons of tomato paste, six boxes for adults, 75 cents for children ner for the Ar( 1615 Calif. V FW A id e s of basil, 40 dozen eggs, a dozen and $5 for families. LAUNDERERS cil of Catholic held at the Dip Photography South Denver Post 2461 and bunches of parsley, 25 pounds AND For Appointment Call: tel, Denver, on stts e. 2nd St. (Charry Creak) Ladies Auxiliary. Veterans of of onions, 20 pounds of grated CLEANERS 3 3 3 - 3 2 7 9 Foreign Wars, will serve a pot- TRADtilONALLY p.m. Miss HeU 825-8883 Romano cheese, a pound of Phone AAA. 3-4281 luck dinner at the Post home, black pepper, two pounds of THE FINEST IN tor of nursing ? PHOTOGRAPHY 1545 S. Broadway, Denver, Sat salt, two days cooking time and 2 5 0 0 CURTIS gan Mental He BAND INSTRUMENTS — GUITARS — DRUMS urday, Feb. 19, at 6:30 p.m. you have enough spaghetti to speak on “ The Those attending are asked to serve approximately 1,500 peo in Psychiatric 1 SALES — RENTALS — LESSONS donate 50 cents and bring vations may be RENTAL TO APPLA' TO PURCHASE ple the most delicious Italian covered dish. The Auxiliary and spaghetti to be found anywhere. Mary E. GoIdcE the Post have voted to give all From these ingredients, the Feb. 14. Cost o proceeds for the evening to the Italian women of St. Anne’s be $4.50. s c o T ''^ cancer fund. On Feb. 15, there church, Arvada, will cook the Any nurse ini will be an Americanism pro 30th annual Italian dinner to be volunteer work *‘EverT/thinff In Music" gram starting at 8 p.m. held at St. Anne’s school, 5757 3730 PIERCE ST. Upham .street, on Sunday. Feb. 13, from 1 to 7 p.m under the Plan i v ie s W o rk s Denver Theresian sponsorship of St. .Anne’s Altar and Rosary society. Planning further help to Laughlin, WICS director in U n it To M eet Feb. 17 Mrs. Anna Spano was the disadvantaged young women Denver. These officials met in The Thcresians of Denver- original head cook of this fa Flowers Convey are, left to right, Ann Barry, the Mile High City to provide West will meet Feb. 17, 12:15 mous dinner, but has since Your Message regional coordinator of the p.m., in St. Bernadette’s church turned over the chores to oth Best Petite flower and\ national WICS (Women in expansion of the program or basement (Upham street be ers. She still enjoy? the activity Community Service) staff, ganized by national women’s tween 11th and 12th avenues) of the day in the kitchen when Gilt Shoppe Washington, D.C.; Mrs. W. W. groups to recruit women and Recitation of the Rosary wilL-shc visits with her friends Clannin, assistant project di girls for the Job Corps, and be followed by a poUuck lunch-lgives moral support and voices PHONE: rector in Denver; and Ann share in community action. 1809 H u m bo ldt St. js i-*io i o r S3M
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O L Punck Role of Woman and Educator The first benefit Valentine fashion show and luncheon By Waller Kranz The role of the woman and the ways of education may step for us, a big step.’’ sponsored by the Regis High the educator in today’s world change.” Sister Mary Luke empha Mothers’ club will be held on The Flig h t o f the Columnist was outlined recently to Lor- She used as an example the sized that women in the Monday, Feb. 1-1, at the Avia etto Heights college students growing numbers of children Church, both Sisters and lay- tion Country club. A social It’s getting harder and harder to fill this space each by Sister Mary Luke, superior deserted by their fathers, women, “ have a contribution hour, at 11:30 a.m., will precede week. Sure, there’s a million things happening in this general of the Sisters of Lor- causing what she called to make to the Church and the 12:30 p.m. luncheon. swinging old world. But that’s just the trouble. So etto and current chairman of “ these vicious circles that get should have a voice.” Fashions are by Kelly’s of much of the startling, the dramatic, the exciting, the the Conference of Major Supe started in these poverty pock She emphasized, however, riors. Cherry Creek and Jonas Broth important is happening that it’s tough for a columnist ets. Education will give them that by this she does not ers Furs, and Erica of Kelly’s to compete. During her brief visit to her some place to go.” mean that women should be will commentate. Who has time for reading a former school and her home CONCERNING her observa on the governing body of the Models, all members of the column when the papers carry town of Denver, Sister Mary tion of the Ecumenical Coun Church “ and we don’t expect Mothers’ club are Mmes. F. D. someday I would read all of stories about a spaceship rest cil in Rome last fall, one of to be. but we feel that the Hi s. Mrs. Barta, Robert Belless, Eileen them. But that was long ago. Luke attended a question-and- ing on the moon and sending the first women ever to be in erarchy, on its way to a deci or the Brennan, Robert Connor, W. E. Now as the years go by with answer session with students back sounds and pictures to the vited, she called it “ a first sion, should hear us.” lie past Grannell, M. I. lacino, J. P. Mc- their ever increasing rapidity, and also addressed the Sis earth — stories about planes served, Conaty, T. C. McMahon, Ste and the pace of living becomes ters. that will fly from New York to hing to phen McNichols, Stanley No- more and more hectic, the un “ The most immediate thing wack, Robert Stewart, John Paris in an hour or so — stories pleasant fact presents itself that I can think of today is educa oD f, o r about transplanting brains, put Thompson, Clair Wagner, and the books will probably never tion,” she commented, in an St. Cajefan's To Hold n Colo* ting a week's supply of food in P. E. Piccone. be read — maybe not even the swer to a question from a stu one tiny pill, prolonging man’s Tickets will be available until first volume — unless I quit my life span to a thousand years. dent. “ I believe education is Friday, Feb. 11, by phoning job and take time out. And that Carnival Feb. 19-20 The columnist doesn’t have a always going to be the work Mrs. Stanley Hall, 333-9547, or possibility certainly seems un chance. The only way he can be of the Si.ster of Loreito, but Plans have been completed sion set is on display at the Mrs. C. H. LeDuc, 333-2282. likely with one in college and read is to have a pipeline to the at St. Cajetan school, Denver, school. There will be special Former members of Mothers’ three to go. Colorado Springs PTA Eve n t Pentagon, a hot wire to the for the annual winter carni awards presented on both antng club are invited. val, that will be held in the days. leading science laboratories, or BACK to the newspaper situa Checking over the gift awards for the card party to be giv church hall beginning at 3 a walkie-talkie arrangement tion. With all the earth-shatter The public is invited. St. en by members of the PTA of St. Mary’s high school, Colorado p.m. each day on Saturday, with Liz and Dick. In this way ing events piling up on top of Cajetan church hall is at 9th Springs, are, left to right, Mrs. Kevin McCarville, Mrs. John he could break the news first — each other like pancakes at , Feb. 19, and Sunday. Feb. 20. and Lawrence streets, Den O’Brien, and Mrs. John Leone. Mrs. McCarville and Mrs. O’ because if he’s just rehashing or Sams’ Coney Island, the news I All types of booths will be ver. Brien are cochairmen with Mrs. Earl Doeren. The event, with giving an opinion, he’ll be ; featured. Mexican food will papers of the future simply Open Monday Evenings 'til 8:30. proceeds going to the school, will be held Saturday, Feb. 12, 1 skipped over fast. There’s too won’t have room for columns. ; be served and will be avail- i o f much news of real excitement j able for take-out orders. The Other Evenings by Appointment. p.m., in the school cafeteria. Others on the committee are The important news will have that occupies the pages of the ' children of St. Cajetan’s Mmes. E. J. Maisonneuve, H. J. Bestervelt, M. H. Cannon, and to be covered — and there’ll be same paper. And, after all, a j school are assisting in a fund W. E. Hentges. so much of it that the whole le o f Bishop Charles Buswell of reader these days has just so I raising project. A color televi- much time for reading — as the newspaper will probably be Pueblo will be the speaker at nothing but a series of flash pressures of m odem living put the First Friday Club lunch bulletins. One after another — the time-squeeze on all of us. Knights To Hear eon-meeting Thursday, March just headlines, with a one sen r the Membership Dinner Set 3, in the Albany hotel, Den WE HAVE in our bookshelves tence lead-in to recap that entire Elks' Jolly Corks ver. The Feb. 3 speaker was k up a series of 30 volumes. Many stor>’. Twenty years from now the Rev. Paul F. Wicker, as your newspaper could well con Council 539, Knights of Co lenver times I’ve looked at these books lumbus, will host the Jolly By Catholic Nurses sistant at St. John the Evan with the positive assurance that tain nothing but a series of bul gelist parish, Denver, who letin-form stories like these: Corks of the Elks of Denver at The annual membership din (Women in Community Service) spoke on “ The Layman and 2 Hr. by Parachute, their hall on Feb. 15. This ridi ner for the Archdiocesan Coun is asked to call Mrs. W. Mc the Council.’’ TUNNEL COMPLETED culously dressed musical group ERERS cil of Catholic Nurses will be Dowell, 429-4626. Delegates to « * « School Fund N.Y. TO CHINA has won plaudits for its area 0 held at the Diplomat Motor ho the biennial convention to be Seventy-nine years of mem performances. tel, Denver, on Feb. 17, at 6:30 held in Pittsburgh on April 28- Council 539 members will lERS bership in the International Last of the Se.xes p.m. Miss Helen Huber, direc 30, will be Misses Carol Scharff Typographical Union was the Given Aid MAN-WOMAN BEING hear the assorted brass, drums, 3 -4 2 8 1 tor of nursing service. Fort Lo and Mary Goldcamp. occasion for a banquet recent NOW A REALITY and musical instrumental, and URTtS gan Mental Health Center, will Thousands o f families An invitation to all female ly honoring George Muser, 97, acappella specialists in the hall. speak on “The New Approach In Loveland incd medical personnel is extended Denver. A certificate of honor jSpace Boundary Found 1555 Grant street, after a short hove found fhof a in Psychiatric Nursing.’’ Reser 1 WALLS OF ICE meeting at 8 p.m. to attend the annual retreat to was presented by the union’s By Chris Hernon BALDWIN- BUILT vations may be made by calling ENCLOSE UNH’ ERSE Mary E. Goldcamp. 237-0327, by be held at El Pomar retreat executive council to Muser, Setting the stage for the show PIANO or ORGAN who, before retiring, worked Feb. 14. Cost of the dinner will house, Colorado Springs, March at St. John’s, Loveland, in aid [Movies in Backyard News Deadline! costs less than on or on the Denver Catholic Regis of the school development fund, be $4.50. 18-20. Reserv’ations may be ] CINERAMA PROJECTED The deadline for news sto ter, the Denver Republican, has turned out to be an ecumeni dinary instrument . . . Any nurse interested in doing made by calling Miss Betty ON NIGHT SKY TONITE ries and pictures to appear in and Western Farm and Life cal affair. and a bud9et plan to volunteer work with the WICS Moriarity, 825-8975. ! It’s too much to contemplate, j the “ Register” is Monday at magazine. He is the oldest Scenery chairman Joan Ma- G iv e s A d d re ss Your columnist, the poor man’s, 5 p.m. please. member of Denver Typograph gin reports that as soon as the e George Orwell, is taking flight! Sister Mary Luke, superior f ical Union No. 49. Presenta needs for such things as special general of the Sisters of Loret- — retreating by Trailways Bus tion was made by Joe Bailey paper, lumber, cardboard, car I P ^ A i j y to Las Vegas for healing rest] to and current chairman of DRY CLEANING pet rolls, came to the attention PIANO and of Colorado Springs, vice and sunshine in that sleepy old i the Conference of Major Su AND LAUNDRY of the townspeople, they gave :all ORGAN Co. president. Nevada town — where the! periors. is shown as she ad • • « the material free of charge. 1623 CALIFORNIA ST. sands of the desert never growl dressed students at Loretto The Denver Newspaper 4 :A $ 4 ’A II E P h o n e : 222-9701 as cold as the dice on the green Heights college, Denver, last Guild named Jim Graham, THE WHOLE 175 student felt tables. i week. “ / n Denver's Music C e nte r” sports writer on the Denver body of St. John’s parish school! Post, as its new president. is to present “ A Funny Thing First vice president is Bob Happened To Me on the Way to Lucas, Post circulation em the Ball Game” in the Loveland ploye who won over Tom Offi community building Saturday, cer of the Denver Catholic Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. Register. Second vice presi Hector, the hero, of the script dent is Tony Malinowski, is caught by the Spirits of the Rocky Mountain News; Hal North,-South, East, and West, Thirtieth Annuai Heffron, News, treasurer; and on his way to the ball game, Evelyn Greer, Post, secre which poses a big problem of tary. scene-shifting. * e e The setting changes in turn Betty Furness, form er mov from the midnight sky of Alas ka — icebergs, snow and an ie actress and a radio and TV SPAGHETTI DINNER igloo — to Arizona’s 12-feet tall personality, was in Denver cactus plants, to a Southern this week at the Vista Infor colonial mansion, and to the mation Center on behalf of New York skyline of the East. the President’s War on Pover Some women committee For Real Old Fashion ty Program. On Feb. 7 Mayor members looking for trees to K n ig h ts’ A id es P lan F e te Tom Currigan officially pro landscape the stage, found an claimed Vista Week and obliging tree-cutter who not Italian Home Cooking Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Glavin, chairmen for Auxiliary 539, opened the Vista Recruitment only gave them the stems they Knights of Columbus, Mardi Gras, to be held Feb. 19, are drive in Denver. needed but also cut them to going over the menu for the midnight supper. Everyone is in- « * « size. dted; costumes are optional. Tickets may be obtained at the Daniel S. Hoffman has been Other gifts were shipping box door or by calling Mrs. Blanche Slama, 722-2435. appointed chairman of the es, to make New York “ sky ST. ANNE’S Colorado Trial Lawyers’ As scrapers” and assorted paint, sociation Committee on acci blended by the women carpen Fort Collins ACCW Conduct dent prevention and automo ters and painters to produce bile safety. “ shutter green” an entirely new ALTAR & • • • “ shade.” Quarterly Business Meeting Pastors of southern Denver AS HAPPENS in all such en The quarterly meeting of the Collins district will be April 19 parishes, as well as the north ern Denver parishes with deavors, there were blisters ROSARY Ft. Collins ACCW was held in Sacred Heart of Mary Broomfield on Feb. 2. A guest church, South Boulder. members in the Columbine aplenty, and one mishap of a at the morning session was Valley Serra Club will attend spilt paint-can turned one of the Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, president the club’s “ pastors’ night din helpers into a “ purple person” from head to toe. “ It is my fa SOCIETY of the Archdiocesan Council of Altruist Club ner” on Feb. 14. The club will Catholic Women. also conduct a home night vorite color,” she said. The ACCW convention will be Elects Officers dinner and meeting Feb. 28, Making cactus trees, out of Invites You To Come To: held on April 25 and 26 in the beginning at 6 p.m. two-inch-thick styrofoam sheets grand ballroom of the Hilton Mel Marquez of Northglenn six feet long with the aid of hotel. Each affiliate is asked to has been elected president of domestic knife, caused some send at least two representa the newly formed Mile High Al Regis Seniors apprehension, but the work was truist club. completed without bloodshed. Shrine of tives. Mrs. J. B. Busch. Boulder, re Other officers are Don Mar Capture First If applause from the wings seems a trifle faint on Feb. 12, treat chairman, announced re tinez, vice president; Mary Ann Regis high school seniors remember the blisters, cal Specially Prepared treat dates for the Ft. Collins Martinez, secretary; Mary Sua- Tom Durlin and Greg Haws louses, and the blue-finger- St. Anne’s School district are April 15, 16, and 17. zo, treasurer; and Salvador captured the first place trophy Reservations can be made Suazo, sergeant-at-arms. in debate at the annual Denver nailed carpenters who made the whole thing possible, and whose by the Italian Ladies through Altar Society presi Board members, in addition Public Schools Invitational dents or with Mrs. Busch. to the officers, are Ida Mar Speech Meet hosted Feb. 5 by every handclap is a gingerly 5757 UPHAM ST. The next meeting of the Ft. quez, assistant secretary to the Abraham Lincoln high school. reminder of their toil. of the Parish executive staff; Delmo Fres- The Regis team overcame quez, chairman of the fund rais strong opposition from Pueblo FEBRUARY 13TH ing committee; Betty Fresquez, Catholic’s Dale Erickson and FOR LEASE Be Sure to Come- ' Anyone Can Play fho publicity chairman; Rose Baca, Mike Lawson in the final round. 1:00 - 7:00 P.M. chairman of entetainment com Among the winners, Enrique 11,000 sq. ft. on 2 floors mittee. Serving on her com Perez of Cathedral took first You Will $ 1 .5 0 NEW PLAYER PIANOI in one of downtown Den 75^ mittee are Eugene Baca, Alfon place in original oratory; Re Children * Adults so and Josie Martinez. The gis’s Phil Steele ranked fourth. ver’s nicest bldgs. Clean, meetings are held the second In extemporaneous speaking. steam heat, air condition Enjoy Yourself Family Treat $5.00 for Mom & Dad Saturday of each month at 7:30 Bob Vadnal of Pueblo Catholic p.m. placed third. ed. Offices, storage or & All Children Under 12 More than 500 students from display space. Reasonable N e w s D e a d lin e ! Colorado and Wyoming partici rent. For information call pated in the tournament. Eight 5PCCM1 ADDID ATTRACTION The deadline for news sto parochial schools were among 534-1393. 1530 Blake st. ries and pictures to appear in the 37 attending. the “Denver Catholic Regis ter” is Monday at 5 p.m. Cor “Be My Valentine^’ — Say It With Flowers * CANDY BOOTH * respondents are asked to have their material at the THIS AD COURTESY OF “ Register” office at this time to assure publication in the following Thursday issue. ARVADA STATE BANK Docs Life Begin At Forty? "OVER 40 CLUB” MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Dance parties each week. Other activities monthly. For 9505 Ralston Rd. 421-3733 information or appointment, GUISINGER FLORIST OPEN FRIDAYS ’TIL 8:00 P.M. call Mr. McKnight. 534-0637 240 W. 6th Av«. 222-9207 Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 Absurd or Entortalning? Q m m r n x t What's If All About?
By C. J. Zecha lessness that the individual New York ~ The new ap propriateness of the film for with the needs and the goals must feel it if he seeks to face proach to Hollywood by reli different age groups would of the churches — according I wish s.'meone would come and combat the conflicts of gious groups, both Protestant protect the mature adult’s to their more recent suppor forth and explain End*Game, the world in which he lives. and Catholic, in supporting freedom to see what ever tive mode of approach — a play by Samuel Beckett, J O im o f th e mature and thought-provoking films he wishes, Knight ex firmly in mind." now playing at the Trident YET, End-Game, to me, motion pictures was praised plained. At the same time it e^viD ieiA ce theater, Denver, on Sunday seems to be a perplexing kind by a leading film critic in an would protect children and DURING a question period and Monday evenings. It be of unfunny joke. A.s a play it address to the board of man youth from films which socie Knight ventured the opinion longs, it was explained by the swered: “ Could be, but offers a script so inexpressi agers of the National Council ty deems inappropriate for that, based on his experience director, Richard B. Collier, rather think not.” bly smug and jeering that of Churches’ Braodcasting their viewing. and contacts with the two to the theater of the absurd. Maybe the play’s about the even a caption writer for and Film Commission. Under the British law, films groups, film experts among anxiety felt by people as the Atlantic Monthl;^ would choke “For too long procedures Catholic and Protestants Fine and good. I .suppose, are classified within broad last humans on earth follow over it. Barring the two per have looked upon the church age categories. If a theater might be willing to work to but is there anything wrong ing a holocaust? Collier shift formances just mentioned as es as the opposition — to be owner permits a youngster to gether in attempts to classify with going to a play and ed elbows, giving the impres cozened into supporting their see a film classified for films and possibly establish knowing what is going on? well as the staging, which are sion he was being put on the biblical spectaculars, but oth adults only, he may lose his some type of “ecumenical" Sipping a beer in Collier's to the credit of Collier, the grill. erwise feared and suspected license, just as liquor store film awards in the future. — presence recently didn’t whole show could just as well of imminent attack.” said operators in this country can (RNS) throw any light on the situa be called The Decline and COULD IT be that in End- Fall of the Entire World as Arhtur Knight, film critic for be prosecuted for selling alco tion. Of course, it wasn’t ex Game a plot has been twisted the Saturday Review and cu holic beverages to persons un pected that he. the director, Seen Through the Eyes of into a situation that attempts rator of the Hollywood Mu der the legal age limit. should give a reason for stag Tom Swift. to reveal the constantly shift seum. To make such a classifica ing this play. But it would That I did not like End- ing psychic lives of the char tion system work in this coun have helped. With a crafty Game is probably a point in Knight characterized the at acters? titudes of church groups in try would require nation-wide and wise eye he was obvious its favor. That Collier would the past as oversimplified ef cooperation and the broadest ly seeking a reaction, rather Maybe it's just plain ab not commit himself to an forts to wage war against sin. possible help of a variety of than wanting to give one. surd, but there's something in opinion reveals his shrewd the play that tells one that to ness. But I’d really like to “ There’s nothing easier in the community groups, including Maybe the theme of End- be alive is to be in a continu have an idea what it’s all world than to be against sin,” the churches. Knight said. Game is hopelessness? al state of crisis. Then, again, about. Usually one goes to the he said. “ Only in the past few “ We must see to it that Collier smiled and an it appears to point out the theater to escape out of one’s years and more particularly such a program is established basic ambiguity In all of hu self. With End-Game, howev in the past few months have ‘H o u se o f Lord’ man nature. er, I’m not too sure. we moved toward the support Just what End-Game con of films rather than simply Children's Drama “ The Common Good-Man veys in this writer’s opinion HUMAN beings, darn it all, their censure,” he said. Society and the World” will remains a question mark. are still essential to drama. Auditions Set he the topic of discussion on There’s no doubt, however, Few of the modern drama HE CITED recent actions of By KRM A-TV the Hou.se of the I>ord televi that actor Michael Boyle elo tists give evidence of any rec the National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures (formerly sion program Sunday, Feb. quently speaks some biting ognition or respect for them KRMA-TV, Channel 6, Den the Legion of Decency) in 1.3. on KLZ-TV, Channel 7, but uninspired lines in a per selves or one another as hu S ta rs in ‘The Boy Friend* ver, Children's Theatre is giving an award to the film, Denver. 9 a.m. Catholic panel man beings, or have any de In a wistful mood is Rita Smail, who plays a leading role posting audition notices for its formance that appears a bit Darling, and an award of the ist will be the Rev. Thomas stiff and unsure, or that Jane sire to be themselves or to let in Loretto Heights college’s Star Nights production of Sandy upcoming production Nlccolo F. Fcely, C.M., of St. Thom NCC’s Broadcasting and Film Rolland is probably the most their characters be them- Wilson's delightful musical spoof of the 1920s, “The Boy and Nicollette. The children’s as’ seminary, Denver. Ap Commission to The Pawn talented actress performing in selves. Giving ultimate Friend.” The production boasts a dozen bright songs and fea drama calls for a cast of nine pearing with him will be Dr. expression to man’s disgust broker. He characterized both principals, including seven In D ram a these parts. tures a talented cast under the direction of James Curtan, It films as “ mature” and “ not Charles Milligan, Iliff school with man seems to be the character parts and one ju Is it possible that Collier's will he staged Feb. 17, 18 and 19 at 8:15 p.m. and on Feb. 19 at the easy and imminently for Regis college sophomore Ed of theology, moderator; and thread on which some play venile and ingenue. All area Rabbi Samuel Adelman of approach to End-Game was gettable” fare which has in Phillipsen, Aurora, has the wrights can evoke scorching 2:30 p.m. in the college’s Center of Performing Arts. Max Dl- actors with character back B.M.H. congregation. not in revealing a theme Julio is musical director. Tickets are now available and early the past typified the film male lead in the Columbine dialogue and, through their ground and accomplished in playhouse production of Ten of hopelessness, but rather purchase is urged. makers’ attempts to keep the dialects are urged to attend characters, destroy the hu nessee Williams* “ Summer reaching for a sense of help- churches happy. the auditions. The Inde man spirit. But somewhere in and Sm oke," scheduled Feb. between there must be drama Knight, who served on the Dance training will be need hie for the b panel of clergy and laymen 17-19, 8:30 p.m-. in the 4-H with the tonic effect — one ed for the juvenile and ingen league baskc Lyric Players making the film awards nom building of the Arapahoe that not only will reach out 'The Boy Friend' ue. The casting auditions County fairgrounds. Also in tween Regis inations for the BFC, pre toward life and grasp it, but have been set for Wednesday Raiders had To Hold Auditions dicted that motion picture the cast is Tony Andrews, a also pass it on. and Thursday evenings, Feb. Regis senior, from Denver. in regulation The Empire Lyric Players producers would be 16 and 17, at 7:30 in Studio B Both students are active in will audition singers for the If End-Game is responsible “shocked" when they learn for the above thoughts, does Soon at Loretto at KRMA-TV, at the corner of the Regis theater which Is di Maurice Duruflc's Requiem that neither the Catholic nor 13th street and Glenarm rected by Roger Wilbur, who on Friday, Feb. U, and Tues this possibly mean that . Col When Sandy Wilson, a tal Friend as its annual Star the Protestant body has given place. has staged the Columbine day, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. at St. lier knew what he was doing ented English musical com Nights production on Feb. 17, an award to The Greatest Sto production. 113 Patrick’s school. West 34th all along? edy composer, decided to 18, and 19 in the college’s ry Ever Told. Persons wishing further in and Pecos street, Denver. take a look back into the Center of Performing Arts. formation regarding auditions ” 'There may be some ap and characters can call Ju Audition.s will be conducted 1920s by writing a satire in Although the musical has praisals, maybe agonizing re dith Chumlca, 244-8899, Exten by Joseph Libonati, musical words and song called The been seen in Denver before (a appraisals' on the part of pro sion 66. T o director and founder of the Jesuits To Launch Boy Friend he probably did national road tour production, ducers." he said. not figure on the musical’s several high school profluc- organization, which is Den As the film makers see that DinneT it endearing qualities. tions, and most notably as ver’s only Gilbert and Sulli TV, Movie Assault the churches arc “ supporting been extende It was an instant success in presented by the Denver uni van operetta company. The films of value; not making CARPETS from abroad England and when brought to versity theater school in company will start rehearsals Deiroit, Mich. — A world awards simply for the sake of versity by New York with the English 1959), the Ix>retlo production Room Size in March for their ninth an wide plan for a Mass Jesuit having awards,” they may re your southeast reg cast, including Julie Andrews will probably be the most and Smaller nual production. The Yeomen vise their thinking, he said. RUGS ver Federatli assault on tasteless TV and in the title role of the flapper elaborate production of all. Lergeet Miecliene 'n the City HARTFORD AGENT of the Guard, which is to be “ 1 think the studios will real tian Family movie watching was unveiled Polly, it repeated its success. Director of the musical is presented at Bonfils Theater Cemplata Catualty, annual dinnt .Tames Curtain. Musical direc ize that just dealing with a Furniture [r.SrSLyr’” in the early part of June. here. Father Celcstin J. Stein After a long run In New biblical theme is no longer a Homaawntrt, being held i .Anyone interested in singing tor is Max Di Julio who will Ogen MetWey and Wednetday Auto, and DINNER er, S.J., Detroit university York it was picked up by the way of reaching all people.” ■veningr 7Mi IttO P.M. Evangelist s with the company is invited summer theater groups. Then, conduct a full orchestra. The Cammtreiai Elizabeth stn SPECIAI- to audition at this time. chancellor, who will direct the I.oretto theater .stage is ideal iniuranea in 1958 the off-Broadway NOTING that in recent E.M.W. p.m., on Sun project in North America, ly suited for the varied scenic 5 PM TO 9 PM DAILT-NOON TO 9 PM SUNDAYS Cherry Lane decided to re Phone 756 0636 - office Ed and P' and property effects demand years ihe courts have virtual where cash talks said it will be spread through vive The Boy Friend on a 2141 So. Broadway 333-9547 • res. ed by TTie Boy Friend. ly eliminated state-controlled southeast reg: 3743 FEDERAL BLVD. out the world by means of the limited engagement. The en censorship of films. Knight Sllcrman 4-27S4 2330 So. Colorado Blvd. al student an Paula Flynn portrajls the gagement turned out to more couple are 7900 EAST COLFAX AVE. network of Jesuit-run schools, role originally created hy called for a nationwide sys g than a year’s run. and have na colleges, seminaries, and mis Miss Andrews. Rita Small, tem of classification of films, NOW Loretto Heights col contact coup 4300 WADSWORTH AVE. who scored a huge success in similar to plans which are fol sionary institutions. lege will present The Boy TRAVELING MEN charge of th< the Trident Theater's produc lowed in European countries. Stay at the mittees: tion of The Fantasticks last “ 1 can’t pretend that classi year, is also featured in a ma fication Is the perfect solu Marty and EXCLUSIVE AT THE PENN-W OOD jor role. Heading a huge cast tion,” he said, “ but it seems to ARGONAUT HOTEL St. Plus X, W otlon Plch ires reservations; are Marikaye Lucas. Nancy answer at least some of the poa SPBCIAL RISiMVATIONS POR Suvada, Tom Downing, Fred problems.” aaiooi PARTUS^ d a n c e s a n d Young. Most C hoice 12-oz. Brpiled RIB STEAK oiNNias Classllicofion hy National Cafhol/c Stout. John Weaver. Edward in charge of Unlike censorship, a system PHONE 431-3101 Jane Trewan Office for Motion Picturas Morris, Randy Burns, Gary of classification based on ap- BeauNful Ballroomi Privata Dining Rooms « l .7 5 Schrenk, and Dave Breiche- set-up and cle Foliswing ari* dassificafions of motion pictures by ttw National CatnoHc Mary Mulliga Inctuilcs; Salad or Homemade Soup, Baked Potaio, Beveraqe Office of AAotlon Pictures for films currently playing In Denver first-run, neighbor isen. Supporting roles are BANQUET FACILITIES hood, and drive-ln theaters, as well as those appearing on television In the carried by Nora Smith, Mary ‘Aida’ on ‘Met’ 5 3 4 -7 9 1 8 : The Mile 1 Denver, Colorado Springs, and Sterling areas. Dally listings must be checked Jane Johnstc Homem ade Pies, Rolls, Pastries for time, place and TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against Jeanne Reynolds, Kathy Soprano Leontyne Price will i listings found In "T V Guide" magailna. Classifications are: A-1, family; A-2, Wendt, and Anne Jensen. couple. adults and adolescents; A-3, adults orRy; A-4, adults only with reservations; sing the title role in Verdi’s I JA iL rfojtjUA, dloOJTL morally obiecfior»abl« In part for alt; C. Condtmned. (ComoileO Tom Officer) Aida in the Metropolitan Op The Perm-Wood Restaurant (Menegement of Eetlior and Prank Feng) ALL CONTJ TICKETS are now available era production to be broad YOUR HOST HARVEY McCURDY — At Friendly A* Ever Current Movies Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. to assist with by calling the college, 936- cast at noon Saturday, Feb. Agony and Ecstasy, A-2; Battle of COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF hospitality at 495 E. HAMPDEN, Englewood Phone 789-9685 Bulge, A-1; Olery of Chambermaid, B; 3423, Extension 262. 12. on KOA radio. Denver. JutI Weil of Swedish Hospital Flight of Phoenix, unlisted; Greatest On Television Appearing with Miss F^ice FINEST CHINESE AND The In Betv, Story Ever Told, A-1; Irma La Douce, SATURDAY, FEB. 13 furnish the 8 ; Lord Love a Duck, A-4; Loved One, Ratum From Saa, A-1; Mexican Man will be tenor Richard Tucker AMERICAN FOODS B; Money Trep, B; Our Man Flint, B; Dinner for hunt, A -); Black Gold, A-1; Claudia and a.s Rhadames, mezzo soprano k Baautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room In the Slander Thread, A-2; Sound of Music, A- David, A-1; Argantlne Nights, A-1; THURSDAY I) Thunderball, A-J; Tom Jones, A-4; Irene Dalis as Amneris, bari Veterans of Pertign W ar* H«ma Craalura From Black Lagoon, A-1; John s. Slawart Poet No. 1 Ugly Dachshund, A-1; viva Marla, B; Whaf's BuzxJn' Ceuiin?, A-1; Maracaibo, tone Robert Merrill as Amo- Where Spies Are. A-2; Voung Cassidy, Open lo the Public A-2. A-3; Anatomy of Murder, A-4; Johnny nasro, and bass Nicola Ghi- II a.m. to 10 e.m.—Sar., tilt 12 Midnight For Built M anhattan T-Bone Dark, A-1; Take High Ground, A-3; Cos (Closad Tuasdays) mic Man, A-1; Three Faces of Eve, B; uselev as Ramfis. Neighborhood, Drivc-In Face of Firo, A -l; My Pal Gus. B; Son or Modi NIGHT Bedford Incident, A-2; Boeing. Boeing, of Herculat In Land ol Fire, B. Lalirte'i Internationally knovun Joteph Sperte B; Bunny Lake Is Missing, A-3; Cat SUNDAY, FEB. 13 ts now premiering another specialty tor Ballou, A-2; Cincinnati Kid, B; Circus Vengeance of Three Musketeers, B; Christophers on TV Thursday night dining . . . the famous World, A-1; Collector, A-4; Do Not Dis Best of Everything, A-3; Our Very own, "Manhattan" T-Bone Steak. Mr. Sperte Is turb, A-3; Great Race, A-1; Halleluiah A-2; Bengal Brigada, A-1; Wichita, A-1; reviving an old favorite In the "Manhattan" Trail, A-1; Hard Day's Night, A-1; Har Room at Top, B. Danny Thomas will discuss T-Bone. Many will remamber the historic em Searum, A-3; Halpi, A-1; Ipcresi MONDAY, FEB. 14 the channeling of energies of Manhattan Restaurant where people from File, A-2; It's Mad World, A-1; King Scandal Shael, A-3; Guilty Assign the entire Rocky Mountain region dined on a Rai, A-3; Marriage on Rocks, 8 ; My ment, B; Under Western Skies, A-2; young people when he ap menu of steak, potatoes, and salad. On Fair Lady, A-1; Nanny, A-3; Onto a Wonderful Country, A-3; Bengal Bri pears on the Christophers at Thursday evenings Sperie's Lafllte w ill be Thief, A-3; Pawnbroker, C; Rage to gada, A-1; Tammy and Bachelor, A-1; 11:15 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 13, serving 22 ounces of Blue Ribbon, succulent Live, A-3; Return Prom Ashes, A-3; Re Walerfrent at Midnight, A-2; Boy on beet complemented by authentic American ward, A-3; Second Best Secret Agent, Dolphin, B; Fast and Furious, B; Sun on KOA-TV, Channel 4, Den fried potatoes and "beef steak" tomatoes . . . A-3; Secret of My Success, A-3; Ship of Also Rises. B; Prize of Gold, B. ver. and KOAA-'TV, Channel a reaf Western treat, the "Manhattan" T- Fools, A-3; Thai Dam Cat, A-1; Thun- TUESDAY, FEB. 13 Bone, American fried potatoes, and "beat Tokyo Joe, fi; Hot Cargo. A-1; When 5, Colorado Springs. steak" tomatoes served In an atmosphere of Tomorrow Comes, A-2; I Accuse, A-1; ^old-w orld charm. Boy on Dolphin, B; Face ol Merble, B; Secret of Incas, B; I Covar Underworld, B; Ten North Frederick, A-3; Hilda Crane, B; Best Things In Life Are Frae, A-1; Bullet Is Walling, A-2. Paula Flynn of Loretto LAFFITE WEDNESDAY, FEB. U 14th at lARlHiR (Just atf Danvsr*a famaus lawardawAtewn) Ooubla Exposure, A-2; Nevadan, A-1; Heights college, Denver, plays Prat AHandanl Fartiinc Par Rasarvttlanst BSa-Mll Run Silent, Run Deep, A-1; Ten North a featured role in the col Frederick, A-3; Jungle Flight, B; Ma lege’s production of the musi dame, B; Black Rosa, A-2; Family Hon eymoon, A-2; Helen Morgen Story, A-2; cal, "The Boy Friend," which FattMr IB Bachelor, A-2. will be staged Feb. 17, 18, and THURSDAY, FEB. 17 This Love of Durs, A-2; Disaster, A-1; 19 in the Center of Perform Paris Model, 8 ; Enemy Below, A-1; ing Arts on the campus. It is Block Rose, A-2; High Powered, A-2; w m Susen Slade, A-3; Speed lo Spare, A-1; being directed by James Cur Add haoefy Night Holds Terror, B; Affair to Re tain. Tickets are available by your home v member, A-1; Fire Dver Africa, A-2; calling 936-3423. Extension All Thai Heaven Allows, A-3. Br*l quality D FRIDAY, FEB. I t 262. 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Plumbing a “ We Cater Any Type of WRITE TO Contr WHOLESALERS Party" Ask and lAiam. Station McDonald's 181 VALl Robert M. — Paul V. Murray THE OLIN MOTOR INN KUA. Denver 80203. 744- Colorado JOHN J. CONh 1420 Logan S t 623-4211 COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA Roborl P. Conn* ach St. Mary's Moves Up Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 j M asses Regis Boosts DPL ' Slated for d the goals S k ie rs . according Lead to 3 Games 1 Sunday Masses in churches ent suppor- I near some of the ski centers )proach — ST. MARY’S of Colorado i in the Archdiocese of Denver T ttm — Pet. Pts. CP R tg it . . 1.DM m SOS Springs took over undisputed are listed for the convenience Mulltn .750 047 7n third place by winning a trio. WWW I of skiers. Pastors in these St. Mary's 407 721 024 tion period Machabauf .500 oas 077 The Pirates tamed Mt. Carmel areas are asked to inform the he opinion Annunciation .500 oas 002 71-54; St. Francis, 74-59,and Mt. Register of any changes or $t. Josaph't .455 045 047 Joseph 69-56. ONE M AN’S 0 : ’SERVATIONS on efforts of a few experience Cathatfral .222 0S7 747 additions to the Sunda^^ i the two Hoiy Family .222 570 OOa Annunciation...... taxpayers followed of Denver, its win Adams, Arapahoe and schedules. Mt. Carmai .250 002 ' over Mullen with 3 7^53 ve^^ counties provide the Denver Broncos with a rts among St. Francis 2 9 .122 570 094 Aspen: St. M ary’s — 7 and Protestants over Cathedral, but then b e-! 50,000-seat stadium. 9 a.ill. (5 p.m. Mass until 3 work to- came a cropper at the hands of couple of months ago, when Empire Sports Inc. Easter). Regis had a pair of close to classify Mt. Carmel, 65-52. : decided it would like to get out ------Brockenridge: St. Mary’s calls last week in Denver Paro ' establish In the other game, Cathedral!from under Bears stadium — at — Second and third Sunday chial league basketball play, The Denver Post, obviously lumenlcal” clipped Holy Family, 72-50. j taxpayers’ expense — it sold a but. when the smoke had realizing that it can’t sell thel of the month, 4:30 p.m. future. — St. Francis and St. Joseph'few media representatives on Central City: St. Mary of cleared after three rounds of taxpayers on the idea of a played a makeup contest Tues-jlhe project, the Assumption — 10:30 a.m. action, the Raiders had in stadium paying for itself, Craig: St. Michael’s — 6:30, creased their lead by a full day (Feb. 8). t The big pitch then was that moved last Sunday into a 8, and 10 a.m. game. Regis takes on a pair of!such a stadium was needed, not shame campaign. They came pesky opponents this weekend,;just to keep the Broncos in up with slogans such as “ big Fairplay: St. Joseph's — playing Friday (Feb. 11) night j Denver, but that it would pay Fourth Sunday of the month. IT .APPEARS now that noth time or bush league,’ ’ and “ im in Colorado Springs against St. 1 for itself through its use for 4 p.m. ing short of a miracle will keep portant economically and cul M ary’s at 8 p.m. and then host-1 such events as Denver and sub- Georgetown: Our Lady of the Big Red from the title. Re turally” to embellish a full page ing Mt. Carmel Sunday in a'urban public school contests, of pictures of “ Splendorous Lourdes — 8 a.m. gis still is undefeated with two- Glenwood Springs: St. Ste thirds of the schedule history. 2:30 p.m. game. Air Force academy contests. Stadiums.” Not shown was Mil major league baseball, and the waukee’s County stadium, home phen's — 8. 9. and 10 a.m. Regis nipped Machebeuf, 43- IN OTHER Friday games, all Billy Graham Crusade. of the departing Braves. I won Idaho Springs: St. Paul's — 39; went into overtime to shade with 8 p.m. start, it will be Mt. der why? 9 a.m. St. .Joseph 53-52, then trimmed Carmel at Cathedral. Holy APPARENTLY, few thinking It’s nice that a few of the wis Leadville: Annunciation — Holy Family, 59-36. 6:30. 8. and 10 a.m. and 5 Family at St. Francis, St. Jo per.sons swallowed the bait. er heads in our state legislature Runnerup Mullen took a 70-64 p.m. seph at at Mullen and .Annuncia Anyone who stopped to weigh early this week amended one defeat from Annunciation, then tion vs. Machebeuf at Holy Steamboat Springs: Holy Ibc factors on all of the above, portion of the bill which would bounced back to top Mt. Car Name — 8 a.m, and 5 p.m. Family gym. realized this was an awfully have levied .2 mills on taxpay mel. 81-52, and Cathedral. 90-54. Woodland Park: Our Lady The rest of the Sunday slate, weak thread of hope with which ers of the four counties to fi of the Woods — 8:30 a.m. Machebeuf dropped from a all games at 2:30, shows Mullen to sew up support for a taxpay nance plans, site selection and I second-place tie to a deadlock in Colorado Springs against St. er outlay of possibly 20 million. the election itself to see wheth Among some of the Denver parishes with Sunday evening with Annunciation for fourth, Mary’s, Annunciation at Holy er the voters actually wanted to following the Regis setback Family, St. Francis at Cathe However, the pro - stadium Masses are: Holy Ghost group enticed Forward Metro tie themselves down to such a with losses of 62-60 to Holy dral, and Machebeuf vs. St. Jo stadium venture. Church, 5:10 and 7 p.m.; Ca Family and 64-62 to St. Francis. seph at St. Francis gym. Denver into undertaking a thedral, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.; feasibility study at a cost of Christ the King, 5:15 p.m.; THE SEN.ATE decided, right I J30,000. Holy Family, 6 p.m.: St. .\n- ly. that the estimated $462,000 thony’s, 5:30 p.m.: St. Caje- I Then, with a hand from Gov for these purposes .should come Olympics Training Site ernor Love, they got a metropol tan’s, 7 p.m.; St. Ignatius of more Ed from “ private contributions” Loyola, 5:30 p.m.; St. James’. itan stadium bill placed on the and that this is a “ burden the has the 7:30 p.m.; St. Philomena’s. 5 I legislative agenda — before the business community should be jlumbinc p.m. of Ten- Bali and Game Strictly Up for Grabs Bill Sent to Gov. Love ifeasibility study was completed. willing to assume.” I This was an excellent bit Summer The Indccisivencss of this five-man scram overtime, 53-52. From left are Steve Martinez I should think that Empire The state of Colorado was a ton lost in a motion to strike of we’re-going-to-ram-it-down- Sports Inc., the only group so led Feb. of St. Joseph, Greg Hoch of Regis, Pat Ryan the 4-II ble for the ball typifies the way the Parochial step closer this week in ef the appropriation, 45-17 with your-throat-regardless psycholo far that seems to have so much and Tony Duran of St. Joseph and Rich irapahop league basketball game went last Friday be forts to obtain the 1968 Olym three absentee votes. On the gy- to gain from a taxpayer ven Also in tween Regis and St. Joseph. The undefeated Schierburg of Regis, each intent on gaining pic Games training site with final action, the vote was 59-4 .Any politician who knows ture of this sort, would be the Irews, a Raiders had to pull out ail stops to gain a tie control of the sphere. (Photo by Ernie llo-A of the approval in the House of in favor with two absentee where his votes are stored is first to rush to the rescue and Representatives authorizing a votes. Denver, in regulation time, then edged the Bulldogs in Joseph’s). going to go along with a meas underwrite the whole amount. ctive in bill to approve the formation ure that puts a vote up to the Perhaps you think it strange Shiers! ch Is di- of a training camp commis public. So there’s little doubt that a person who earns his ur, who sion. Pueblo Catholic that the legislators will pass the The Top Ski Styles bread and butter by reporting lumbine The bill, approved earlier T o i c S S C o m m a n d monkey off their By 113 Foreign Students Invited by the Senate, includes an ap I V - U f f l f f i u n u ^acks. and dump it in the laps on sports events should be so opposed to a new stadium. I’ m • BOGNER propriation of $16,658 to fi of the voters. nance the commission’s work In So. Colorado not opposed to a new stadium if • M E G G l : a ll ,it: 1) Is economically feasible. in obtaining the training site Pueblo — The undefeated • KITEX To Southeast CFM Dinner for Alamosa. MANY OF these legislators. 12) Can be shown to benefit Shamrocks of Pueblo Catholic and many taxpayers, question, more than just one private en- • MEISTER KNIT AN Rep. Star Caywood (D-Wal- high school are well on their the so-called economic bonanza; terprise, and 3) as the gentle- Dinnei' invitations have School of Mines foreign stu ish, Wheatridge. with the senburg), chief spokesman for way toward a Southern Colora such a stadium will be to this man wrote to the Denver Post been extended to 113 students dents will be held on Feb. 20, member.s of northwest region the bill in the House, said the do Parochial league title. M l at Sts. Peter and Paul’s par of CFM Federation as hosts. area. Looking at this bill, some-1 the other day, “ if there are no from abroad at Denver uni training camp would give Col PCH defeated Canon City Ab versity by couples of the orado valuable free publicity times referred to as the Phipps j other areas where tax funds are yo u r bey, 69-57, last weekend to Relief act, objectively, how can more urgently needed.” southeast region of the Den and could put the state in line make it 4-0 in league play. The one say that the Denver Bron-1— — ----- ver Federation of the Chris for the tryouts for the U.S. ENT Shamrocks now have beaten cos bring more, or even as' tian Family Movement. The Rangers Take 5-12 Mark Olympic team. Abbey and Trinidad Catholic annual dinner this year is Alamosa, 7,500 feet high, many out-of-state, money-spend SEE ED twice apiece and have just one ing fans into our area as do being held in St. John the sought the training site be gam e remaining with each. PEPPER Evangelist school hall, 620 Colorado university or the Air Into Missouri for 2 Tilts cause Us altitude is similar to The Pueblo team also turned O N SPRING Elizabeth street, Denver, 5:30 Force academy? M exico City’s, where the 1968 back Lamar, 60-54, pushing its SHIPMENT p.m., on Sunday, Feb. 13. The Regis college Rangers Anderson, the Scotts featured games will be held. overall mark for the season to None of the proponents of the OF Ice Ed and Peggy Tajchman, are on an eastern swing from an experienced crew, for bill has shown that any event CHIEF opponent of the bill 15-0. EAGLE southeast regional internation the campus this week with school that began operation other than perhaps two or three; in the House was Rep. Lowell .Abbey defeated Trinidad Cath SUITS al student and visitor contact Thursday (Feb. 10) and Satur only last fall. The gam e’s top olic, 74-55, prior to the loss Bronco home games per year, | Compton (D-La Junta), who AND SPORT couple are general chairman day (Feb. 12) games carded on scorer was Rich Moore, a Penn to Fhieblo Catholic, then bowed will require more than the pre-j and have named the parish the two-game trip. sylvania high school all-Ameri opposed the appropriations Member of Most COATS for the commission. Compton to La Junta, also by a 69-57 sently-available 35,000 seats at Precious Blood contact couples to be in ca slated for pro duty after NO W IN The Rangers meet Missouri said that the state should not count. The Bears, much strong Bears stadium. Parlsti charge of the different com completing his tour with Ander er now that they have picked School of Mines at Rolla 'Thurs put out funds for the commis And I, for one. still am wait-; WILLIAMS MEN'S STORE mittees: son’s club. He had 30 points. up experience, are 1-2 in league day and then head into St. sion when it has demed a ing for a firm commitment' 82 Broadway — 744-2769 Marty and Mary Jo Wilson, Louis for a Saturday night af The Rangers fell under the play and Trinidad Catholic is 0- supplemental appropriation from the Brothers Phipps that, [ St. Pius X, invitations and fair at Washington University. pressure of the Scotts’ scoring for Otero Junior college in La 3. blitz in the second half. The if such a stadium were built for] reservations; Bay and Arlene The Washington university Junta. Abbey will play at Trinidad Young, Most Precious Blood, winners hit 17 of 30 second-half Catholic Saturday (Feb. 12). them by the taxpayers, the' game will provide several On Ihe final action, Comp- Broncos would agree to play all in charge of menu; Bill and members of the Regis cage field goal attempts. Pueblo Catholic will be at home Jane Trewartha, St. John’s, against a tough La Junta club of their home games in it for. WALSH, GILL & SMITH team an opportunity to perform COACH Mick Pahl’s club let’s say, 20 years. That’s not set-up and clean-up; Matt and as collegians before a ’’home” gave the Air Force academy Thursday (Feb. 10). Mary Mulligan, St. Vincent’s, C.Y.O. League unreasonable request. The crowd. Several parents and plenty of competition in a game taxpayers would be obligated The Mile High chapter of friends of the Illinois squad between the two schools Feb. 2 Ski Expert to Talk for at least that long. Doesn’ t Jane Johnston, host parish at the academy. Won by the members are expected to at Basketball To Littieton HNS one good turn deserve anoth couple. tend Saturday night’s game. AFA. 84-68, it was 31-all at half er? Est. 1864 time and Regis trailed by only ST.ANDINGS Stan Knowlton of the Colo WESTERN LEAGUE; Notre Dame 4-Q. ALL CONTACT couples are REGIS left Denver with a b- six points with four minutes rado Ski Countr>' U.S.A., will Peter J. Walsh, Mmtoffi/iff Partner Sts. Peter a Paut 2-1. St. Bernadette 2-1, THE ONLY answer I've to assist with welcoming and 12 record after a 97-82 loss to left. Guardian Angel 2-2, Our Lady of Fatima speak to the members of the 2-2. Holy Cress 1-2. Our Lady of Lourdes Holy Name Men’s club of St. 1010 GUARANTY hospitality at the dinner. Hiram Scott College at the Re There were interesting devel heard to that is that the Phipps 1-2, St. Anne's 1-2. M ary’s parish. Littleton. The The In Between Singers will gis fleldhouse. The Scotts. from opments in the Regis scoring EASTERN LEAGUE: PiUS X 2-0, are nice people and if they BA N K BLOG. DENVER M A 3-7245 furnish the entertainment. Scottsbluff, Nebr., pulled away records following the Hiram James 2-1, Cathedral 2-1; SI. John 2-1, St. meeting will be in the lower Vincent 2-2, St. Louis 1-2. St. Theres# 1-2, level of the church on Mon pullcd their franchise out of Dinner for the Colorado from a 47-47 halftime deadlock Scott game. Don Fortney re St. Catherine 0-2, Holy Trinity 0-4. day. Feb. 14. at 8 p.m. Denver “their name certainly i to win their ninth victory in 11 tained the lead and has 233 RESULTS LAST WEEK would be mud in Colorado.” games. I points for a 13.7 average. Dou; Notre Dame 30, Lourdes 22; Fatima 44, He will point out that skiing I Guardian Angel 42; St. Bernadette SO, is one of the most popular So was Walter O’Malley’s ^ For Building Coached by former Michigan! Dunagan is only a point away Holy Cross 40; Sts. Peter a Paul 44, St. sports in Colorado and the when he took the Dodgers from SnCHS-LRUJLOR State basketball mentor Forddyjat 232 and a 13.6 average. Anne's 20; St. John SO, St. Catherine 3t; St. Vincent 25, Holy Trinity 23; Cathedral world, and that the state has or Modernizing. Tony Reed has a 223 point Brooklyn to Los Angeles. Add I 35, St. Louis 34; St. James 32, St. Therese some of the best skiing any 1 5 4 .3 LARIMER ST. - 830 T7th ST. total for a 13.1 average and Jay 30. the Giants leaving New York: Skl B y Coakley has a 13.9 average on GAMES FEB. 12 where. bringing skiers from for San Francisco, the Braves' H a ns 194 points. All figures are based AT MULLEN GYM: Notre Dame vs. all over the world to spend leaving Boston for Milwaukee ] BOOTS Fatima, 10 a.m.; Plus X vs. St. James, time on Colorado slopes. Any and now leaving the taxpayers j Hand-Made TYROL—Buckle and Laced on 17 games except for Coakley 11 a.m.; St. John vs. St. Louis, 12 noon; AWARD who has played in 14 games. St. Theresa vs. Cathedral, 1 p.m. one interested is invited to at with a big, empty County stadi-i ftlEKER SEALED SOLE AT MULLEN FROSH GYM: Holy Trini tend. Refreshments will be um as they move on to Atlanta.' Personally fined to your foot ty vs. St. Catherine, tO a.m.; Guardian served. Angel vs. Sts. Peter a Paul, It a.m.; And. closer to home, add Staf by a Professional Expert Bacon & Schramm Holy Cross vs. Lourdes, 12 noon; St. Ber ford Smythe and the Toronto PLAQUES CUMBING-HIKIN6-FIELD nadette vs. St. Anne's, I p.m. SkatitifT Underway Maple Leafs when they moved J. Hans Wlhman Composition Roofing the league champion Invaders Craftsman to tha Trad# Since lt21 Tile Roofing Veeck to Speak At Denver Coliseum from Denver to Victoria, B.C. O N Z t 2TAB LBTS Coierode Shoe Co. Call 355-1991 Roof Repairing Joe Ciancio, manager of Den 2102 E. Colfax — Naar Fountain At Fame Dinner ver Parks and Recreation de 4020 Brighton Blvd. Bill Veeck, former owner of partment, announced that there Hara'c CH. 4-6568 three major league baseball will be public ice skating at the teams, will be principal speaker Coliseum through Feb. 20. B ATH R OOM at the second annual Colorado On week days, sessions will Sports Hall of Fame awards be from 7 to 10 p.m. On Satur IXCELLBNCI dinner Friday, April 1, at the days and Sundays there will be Denver Hilton hotel. two sessions daily. The after a PONTIAC? by Kohlar o f Kohlor The Sports Hall of Fame din noon session will be from 2 to 5 Electric Compani| ner will honor up to three out p.m. and the evening session standing sports figures who from 7 to 10 p.m. On Saturday, Say. . . be M y Add b»0¥tf ond value to have brought fame and recog Feb. 19, an exhibition hockey your heme with durable* nition to Colorado by their ac game will be played in place of VALENTINE TM...LE0 PAYNE •moumiAL'COHHEKtAL’ Risimm firel quality Kohler Rxturee* complishments. the evening public skating ses w ith a Time payment* arranged. They will be selected from a sion. field of more than 120 candi C a r a v e l l e < Sise* and afyle* to At eveiy 1178 STOUT ST. (P" 222-5733 DENVER COLORADO dates nominated by the public division of BULOVA PONTIAC-JEEP preferento and budget« in by a special 20-member com THE LION THAT SELLS TIGERS! •tic eelert and whito. mittee of sportswriter.s and FEW NEW Ut w help you plan your broadcasters from throughout Largest selection of '66 PONTIACS new bathroom, wathroom or the state. Winners will be i ’ 65 . ’ 1 2 “ FIREPLACE FIXTURES nounced the week of Feb. 13. kitchen. First k>*>
Detroit — A romantic com asf edy to be presented by the University of Detroit players t. Jack will have as the lead, a nun :man is Sister Marie Bernadette, a Glenroary Mission Sister and he first a drama major at the univer this af> sity who has received special vailable permission to appear in a se coun- public drama. i should soon as In 1964, Sister Marie began • ticket majoring in theater arts at the university. She has been a member of the stage crew, working on lights, props, and makeup, but until now has never had an on-stage role. C a le n d a r SarWc* Recognized She won the lead role after Shown checking final figures for 1966 is James F. McCona* auditioning for the Italian play, “Servant of Two Mas ty, left, of McConaty’s Boulevard Mortuaries, Denver, and J. ters.’’ During a portion of the Howard McCarthy of Brown and Bigelow. McCarthy congratu* play she will masquerade as lated McConaty for the distribution of a large number of rell> a man. There are no love glous calendars for 1966. scenes in the play.
To Perlorm m IToufli Concert Participants in the all-string orchestra of Denver A’outh P lan n ing Sf* Patrick’s D a y P arade Musicians, Inc., to present their first concert with three hands at Phipps’ auditorium, Denver, Friday, Feb. 11, 8 p.m., are, Plans for the fourth annual St. Patrick’s this year it will be held March 12 in order to Phone 825-1145 Todoy to Place Your Classified Ad In the Register — left to right, .Mary Peacock. St. James’ school; Martin Buck- Day parade are under way with arrangements give school children and groups from various Ask for the Classified Department master, St. Vincent’s school; and Patricia Hiitman, St. James’ now being made by members of the commit areas in the state, a chance to participate. Only Want Ads received by phone or mall before 5 P.M. Tuesday school. Auditions for string players to augment the present tee, some of whom are .shown above. Left to Entry forms arc available by calling 222-1786. can be published in (he current week’s paper. group will be held Feb. 12, 1 p.m., at 1545 S. Broadway, Den right, seated, are Senator John Cleary and Floats, bands, marching, mounted and special ver. A new beginners’ band will receive applications at this HELP W ANTED FEMALE ROOMS FOR RENT- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 Charles O’ Brien; standing, Justice Edward ty units are welcome. During the meeting of time for boys with no previous training in ages 7 to 11. Infor FURNISHED 20 We sbeclailia In Northwest Denver, i Day, James Eakins, chairman; .Attorney John the group above, a collection of Irish coins was Arvada. Lakewood and Wheatrldga Real: mation is available from Jack A. Stevens, 722-6528. R. Moran, Jr.; and Louis Walsh. The parade exhibited. Naar Crest Thaatre, 3 room »dlta (llv.- Estate. Prompt, courteous sales service. | Odrm.) Private bath, steam heat, private Your local realtor for 30 years. ! is traditionally held on St. Patrick's day, hut MAID park. Piocfc to bus. »1i per week. Em STACKHOUSE REALTOR Family Theater ployed man. 377-1993. 3535 W. Mth Ava. OR. 7-1678 Gene Evans stars as a pri- Patrick Peyton’s Family The- to assist The newspaper Is convenient; it may be coniulted af vate investigator hunting for , „ HOUSES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 34A a time most convenient to every member of the family. an .AWOL serviceman in ® housekeeper in UNFURNISHED Lot 75' X 136'. 3 block! from Our Lady “ Blood Will Tell" on Father 13. on KOSI radio. Denver. of Fatima Cburch In Lakewood. Denver Catholic Rectory. One bedroom kitchenette, large living water. PH. 333-9003. room. 33nd and Albion. Near bus lint. SEWS S90.00 per monm. 633-7957. Pleasant SEWING MACHINES 40 8 room house, divided Into 3 apartments SINGER OIAL-A-STITCH surroundings. 3nd. floor. 4 rooms 1st. floor. Bath, LEFT IN REPAIR fenced, play yard. 1610 Gaylord. 3M-6668 Zlgtagt, monograms, all witnout attach ments to buy. $6.50 cash. ^ in Your Parish Real Estate Guide 761-0346 References required. 3 bedroom double clean attractive. Utility room, appliances, garbage disposal, water ' SINGER '66 softener, drapes, gerage. NIca yard. $30.00 CASH or TERMS Adults. 1131 Ash. 3W-3748. May be seen at 790 B*Way. Free home 3^—All Souls (Englewood) 37— St. Mary’s Write; Box L-500 demo. No obllgallon. 344-6450. rovides Purnishad buffet B 1 IMS WHITE 1 (Littleton) ing ae- c/o The Register utilities paid. See Mgr., WINTER WONDERLAND 1 ihone 633-7935. Ziozegs, buttonholes, etc. Take for 3 pay 10 colness ments of $4.17 or $10.00 cash. 825-5080. > 4 60 0 S. UNIVERSITY UJ^— RIDGEWOOD P. O. Box 1620 SINGER DIAL 'A ' STITCH Across ttte street from $t. Mary's Acade APT. FOR RENT- Elected Secretary my tb it lovely 3 bdrm., carpeted ranebo, I 13 OWNER TRANSFERRED Zigzags, monograms, darns and mends. livrm. 27x17 witb beau, wall size mirror 8 Denver FURNISHED 25 Makes buttonholes and sews on buHons. St. I.,ouis — The Rev. J. 7x6‘, Ig. rec. rm, In bsmf., completely MUST SELL!!! Also makes fancy stitches, all without ^ alr-cobd., good landscaping, Ig. barn for 1 5 attachments. Two payments of $3.01 or Barry McOannon. S.J.. dean 1 1379 Detroit. Near St. Phil's Church, tm- $5.00 cash. 344-6450. your ponies, circular drive info your 2-car 1 OCCUPIED ONE YEAR. 3 bed HELP W ANTED MALE maculnt*. newly redecorated; 3 rooms of the college of arts and gar. • rooms, 2 tile baths, custom- ch kitchen, 4 piece bath, reasonable. 3M-4790. SINGER SLANT NEEDLE i sciences at St. Louis universi* PRICED WORTH THE MONEY made drapes, wall to wall car JANITOR SERVICES Zigzags, monograms, makes buttonholes' CALL THE LENSER'S 333-9669 and many fancy ^slgns, all without ty, was elected to a three- REALTY ENTERPRISES peting throughout. Electric kit Married man — Pari timt. APT. FOR RENT attachments to buy. Assume last 4 pay year term as secretary of the chen, large livingroom and fam 744-0113 ments or $13.50 cash. ily room. Full basement. EX UNFURNISHED 761-0246 American Conference of Aca 6— Blessed Sacrament demic Deans at the annual CELLENT CONDITION. Large SITUATIONS WANTED 1 b^room apartment, close to St. i .“ LEFT IN CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY I lot. low $20’s. Two blocks to Dominic's. Bus, North High School and, - 1965 White Port. $20.00. meeting of the group held in Church and School. See 6884 So. (Female) - 1965 Singer Console $15.00; 4045 E. 19th AVE. Safaway. ideal for Teachers. 2703 Eliot. | -Singer Port. $10.00. Philadelphia. The conference Prince Way. or Call 798-2979. - 1965 White Port. ZIg. is composed of about 800 , Lovely, older 3’ i story, 5 bdrm. brick Full Price StO.OO ' deans of the liberal arts divi home for large family. Near parochial BY OWNER FURNISHED OR 761-0346 schools. Full flsmt., 2-car gar. 2Vb lots. UNFURNISHED 26A sions of colleges and universi ties. GENERAL MTGE, & REALTY CO. 38^—St. Mary Alterations, men & women's clothing. Clean 1 bedroom, k'fchan, utllitlee. MISC. FOR SALE 44 Tailoring, all types of sewing. (NE laundry. Reasonable, women only. 936- S30 E. Alameda Realter 744-6343 M a g d a le n e Denverj Ph. $34-4«38 3716. Neer Cathedral. ______Moving must sell bedroom set, mattresa. Tunnel Tribute springs, sleep lounge, divan, chairs, di 2610 Fenton nette set, tables, lamps, rugs. Good con Rome '— For his work In dition. Reasonable. 633-XM7. -Blessed Sacrament Immaculate 3 bdrm. ranch. Complete promoting the Mont Blanc cpf. & drapes. Lge. fam. kit., extremely WeM Pump, never used. Sell, trade for tunnel linking Italy and Ige. utility rm Single car gar., chain ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL guns or anything of equal value. Write CONVENIENTLY LOCATED link fence. & much storage, many R. Hagen, 1537 No. Royer, Colo. S prl--- France, the Italian Catholic Brick 3 bdrm. bungalow, llvlngroom & bushes & shrubs Offered at $17,500. Can 635-5132. Press association awarded separate diningroom, kitchen & breakfast be seen by calling 233-6537 days or nook, z>tus bdrm. & rec. room In bsmt. The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each 477-7811 eves. To Introduco You to tho Register Classified Section Singer port, sewing machine. $35.00. Premier Aldo Moro a golden Sews beautifully, good condition. Phone 3 car garage, covered patio, carpets & A d Is the Key to its Location on the Map. RIDGEWOOD REALTY 431-6833. block of type, and a citation, drapes To see 2590 g r a p e , please call FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS saying that the tunnelers “ by JOE RAY, 744-2184. 9485 W. Colfax Av#., RLTR., 233-6537 FOR SALE 25^-St. Bemadette 28^—St. Dominic Hand crocheted afghani made In ripple their skill and courage, 42^»St. Philomena TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP pattern, also pot holders. Phone 355-9036. brought the works of peace to VAN SCHAACK For Sale, quality work, dressmaking, the attention of mankind.” HOUSES— $15,500 M O V IN G TO GERMANY2 This offer good for Closslfied Section only. tailoring, formal wear, wedding uniforms, 375 Univ. Blvd. Realtor '‘Call The Man costumes. JOHNA of DENVER. 7194 W. ______" T ^ I H o m e and Income or in-law. On 100' x „ | , lo^ely 2 bedroom plus 2 In From Van Schaack’* Does not apply to Real Estate Display 68th Ave. 434-I2SI. Papal Retreat • m Z J-S -- ®9'‘®964- Comfortable, see in- f_ f_ bsmf. Formal Dining Room, drapes, ' r a m iiy j appreciate. 1 hat fin. bsmf., ^ carpeting. Garage, fruit tree. DOGS, CATS, PETS Advertising Vatican City — Bishop Gi I other It 1-level. Close to schools, church, fenced yard. Low taxes. Close to bus. useppe Carraro of Verona. UNFURN. APT. busline. 7475 W. 9th Ave. See owner at t c q -t Italy, will preach at Pope FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX 4480 VR.AIN, 2 bedrooms, gar- *®* Dudley. PET BOARDING 5 2 A Paul's annual week-long Len den level, utilities furnished, ______ten retreat, that will begin on Dog and Cat Boarding, Reasonable Carport. Close to shopping and’ 28^—St. Dominic 29^—St. Francis de Soles rates. Puppies bought and sold. 68th Feb. 27. The retreat, the fifth transportation. and No. Washington. Call 388-5213 to be held in the Matilda OPEN 2:30-4:30 ------985-3427 chapel of the Vatican Palace, 4101 WEST 21ST AVE. OLDER DOUBLE TILE 67 (at Quitman) SLOANS LAKE area. 964-61 SO. WASHINGTON — Each unit will be attended by the Cardi LOU TEZAK Ctramic Railllent Tile. Marble & Flag 1S- "Mother of God Oellghttm 3-bedroom ranch with nice h«» 3 bdrms., living '•«m, dining room, stone sidewalks B patios. Tima payments. nals living in Rome and pre lake view. Fireplace in living rm , new kitchen & part bsmt. JOE RAY, 297-5433 RES. 434-3395 OFFICE 297-5408 Holilgan Tile 8. Marble Co. 773-4038. 1345 hot water furnace. Priced under $30.COO. 744-3184. lates attached to the Papal Betty Simmons. 377-6039. Van Schaack & Co. BUSINESS household. BRICK HOME WRIGHT REALTY CO. VAN SCHAACK REALTOR INSUROR OPPORTUNITIES REALTOR 377-3307 Realtor 6739 W. Colfax Ave. RARE BARGAIN — 31 unh apartment, Art Exhibit with income. Double brick ga 28«-$t. Dominic 375 UNIV. BLVD. 397-5000 Lakewuod. Colo. motel. Suburban Denvtr on hwyt. 36 40- Trieste, Italy — An Interna rage. $12,500. Call Mornings. 287. 118)8 E. Colfax. tional exhibition of sacred art HARD TO FIND CLIP $ 1 .0 0 TO IT AN D M A IL TO $10 PER HR. 237-4297 3 1 —»*St. Ja m e s OUT OF TOWN Earn up to $10.00 per hour In your spare dedicated to the Second Vati 4-bedroom. Hy-bath, fenced, stove, refrig., Classified Adveitising, The Register time; Service and collect from your own can Council’s themes of ecu older home In petter than new condition. PLAY GOLF route of coin operated machines, menism and universal broth NO DOWN G.l. or good terms to others. DISTRESS SALE ON YOUR INVESTMENT Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone It in to establish route; car and references de 16^—Notivity of Our Lord Vacant. 3430 HOOKER, elosa to schools sirable. Minimum investment of $985.00 erhood has been scheduled and trans. Mrs. Whltely. FR. 7-1848. Vacant. Owner Most Sell this cozy Eng- WHILE IT IS 825-1145 required. Write to King DIst. Co., ' llsh style home located, only 1 bik. from INCREASING IN VALUE First Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minn. for early summer here. Pre Colfax Roomy liv-rm. with fireplace.' liminary response has already CLOSE TO MclNTOSH-REALTOR huge fam ily kitchen. 3rd bdrm^ second CALL M ORNINGS TA. 5-6235 bath & rec. rm. In fin. bsmt. Front drive assured patlcipation by the CHURCH & SCHOOL gar, Only $13,950. Total pymt. $100 on 237-4297 United States, Germany, Transferred Owner , FHA or Gl terms. Call Chris 399-1401 or Austria, Switzerland, and Lovely 3 bedroom brick. Drapes and IT PAYS— 1388 0634 (E-3129) Our Personalized France, and for the first time carpeting. 1*,^ baths, electric kitchen, ADVERTISING IN THE paneled dining room, spilt Cedar fence, i MONTCLAIR Service Sells Homes artists from Asia and Africa. basement. Assume 4^'% 61 loan. 375 REGISTKRI 1434 Poplar Realtor 399-1401 SERVICE DIRECTORY Hemlock St. 466-8010
1 7— Notre Dome 8 2 5 -1 1 4 5 A N B Report RtALTOB I • R E A L T Y ♦ I T-H-l-N-K 0-F 1600 5. Broadway SH 4 33)1 Shows Growth 6860 W. IOWA This very nice 5 year old half brick. ASH & TRASH ELECTRIC W IR IN G PAINTING 3 bedrooms, large family room, carpet REAL ESTATE The 1965 annual report of the ing and drapes. Nearly new Tsppan gas SNAPPERS DISPOSAL Papering, Steaming, Taxturing and Paint American National Bank of range, covered patio with privacy fence. COMMERCIAL * RESIDENTIAL Rewire, Additlona, metera moved. Free ing. All work Ouaranlead. Water softener', nice yard. No down CENTRAL A EAST DENVER etllm aiet. 79I-S368 ~ 534 0561. Mountain Empira Oacorators Denver showed total resources, Gt or $450 down FHA or belter than S3.S0 MONTHLY HOME SERVICE 777-9375 deposits, and loans of the hank average terms Conventional. All you T -H -l-N -K AL-S-3310 J30 volta. remodeling, repalra. Call any need It good credit to move right in. STROUT lima. EM 6-0168. rose to record levels. In his PAINTING a DECORATING Call J A. STROM, 935-3516 or 333-9534. BRIDAL & PARTY SERVICE Jim Dwyer Electric message to stockholders, the W O O D BROS. REALTY Rentals for all occasions. Complete wed Popartng bank president. J. E. Montague, ding arrangements. Home & Church dec GUTTER SPOUTS MANSFIELD orations. Call eves, for appointment. stated the bank is “ confident of L a d y of 388-3375, for EDNA'S Consultatoln. Steaming continued over-all growth in F a tim a RERLTV BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS Texturing 1966.” REALTY Gutters, Spouts Pointing He said strong loan demand 1740 NELSON • WORLD’ S LARGEST We speclaiixe In Getter and experienced in 1965 should con VA appraised $17,250. payments $130 757-4935 • NATIONWIDE per month. Extra nice 3 bedrooms with BUILDING and CONTRACTING Spaut Replacement. MOUNTAIN EMPIRE DECORATORS tinue this year, and “ with many 230-1044 777-9375 part finished basement. Attached ga 2330 So. Colo. Blvd. • 67 YEARS SERVICE For Any Remodeling In Your Gutters Cleaned and Repaired. firms moving into the area and rage, excellent condition. Near Westland. Home — Inside or Out Thoroughly Experienced. PLUMBING the growing recognition of Den Dependable. Guaranteed. ver as a desirable business lo SOLOMON REALTOR NEW ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. cation, 1966 should provide ev 388-6421 McCl e l l a n d h o m es American Roofing Repairing, now work, sewers artd sink ery opportunity for further lines eiearted. Our work It guaranteed. growth and progress.” 3 3 ——St. Ansie’s IN CALL JACK REIS Sheet M e ta l Co. Free Estimates. SPRING 609 E. Alameda 5H 4-0300 934 -3 5 9 3 CB 4-MM 2159 Downing PRICED RIGHT Member of Notre Dame Pariah Alter 6 p.m. SU t-8835 ROOFING Sacred Heart B Y OWNER 6657 OTIS ST. Trl-1«vel. 3 bedrooms, ^.J^untington .^J^eigLts CATALOG Member of Alt Souls' Parish Roofing, vinyl gutteri, vinyl siding. Free Program 3 baths, garden level family room, din CURTAIN CLEANERS Est. 25 yrs. exp. HERB ONYX ingroom. Carpeting and drapes, garage AC 2-8383. “ Universally Taught by and fenced yard. Close to schools, shop WEST 70th AT CARR ST. IN ARVADA FRANCIS 1 ACE CURTAIN Cl EANERS. LA W N SERVICE ping and recreation center. $800 down CURTAINS, CROCHETED TABIE- NEW ROOFS — REPAIRS Christ” will be discussed by FHA. loan approved. Call CLOTHS, DRAPERIES. Bl ANKETS. LAWN 8. YARD WORK All Work Guaranteed 424-2164 or 422-3505 Terms — Free Estlmatas the Rev. Francis L. Filas. S. FREE SPREADS. LINENS Cl EANEO SV LAT Fartlllzing, Gardaning Cleanup. EST METHODS. HAND PRESSED ONLY. Lawn Rapair — New Lawns TA - 5-6495 J.. of Loyola university. Chi 359 KAIAMATH. TA. S-M37. Free Est. Days 244-3t46 Eves. 333-5394 Member of Our Lady of Grace Parish cago, on the Sacred Heart -St. Anthony • • • Re-Upholstering by a reliable firm , 35 DECORATING Program at 7:15 a.m. Sunday, LINEN SERVICE years experience—Terms. 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IN THE huge cast are Nathan The fo Guerrero, Patrick Madden, Ste Columbus, phen Scott, Christine Halpin, presented Terry Maddock, Mike Reynolds, situation at Patrick Mershon, and James Yeager. Supporting roles will be played by Kathy Power, Pat .on many magnificent models! Davenport. Edward DeCicco, Th e David Zarlengo, Gerard Downs, Ron Gchauf, Frank Giardino, Robert Lombardi, Gregory Gro Hodge, and Martin Weber, Scoutmaster W ins A w a rd BIG Solid-State II among others. Shown above displaying the “ Scouter of the Year” award THE All seats will be reserved for plaque that he received recently is Le Rhynard, assistant Graham G each performance. Reservations scoutmaster of Troop 206, St. Rose of Lima parish, Denver. pages; $5.1 may be made by calling 433 ^Teahouse o f A ugust M o on’ 6565, or by phoning or calling at Admiring the plaque are Alan Kuiscr, right, senior scout of Troop 206, and Danny Major, member of the Webelos den of Graham Three performers from the Regis high school players’ pro Bonfils theater, 45 minutes be STEREO VALUE! novels, she Pack 206. duction of ’ ’The Teahouse of the August Moon” are, left to fore curtain time each perform t a i n m e I ance. Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. for books and right, Patrick Madden as a colonel; Stephen Scott as the be each performance. Illlllllllllillllltllllilllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ Because highest-reliability space-age Solid-State Com Friday Luncheon ponents replace all “ tubes” and damaging heat, they’re essays. The fuddled captain; and Nathan Guerrero, as Sakini, the inter Technical supervisor is James NO the substar Nylander; assistant to the di guaranteed 5 years, replaced by us if defective under preter. The comedy will be given at the Bonfils theater, Den Club Announces each of the rector is Michael Israel, and CYO normal use. We also provide free service for 90 days. est work. ver, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Feb. 10-12, at 8:30 p.m. Pasquale Maranzino is business TUBES All scats are reserved. manager. Feb. 18 Speaker It is set narrative 1 William P. Baker, field rep Activities characters resentative for the Depart mind the n ment of Health, Education iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK Heart of tfa and Welfare. Social Security Sf. Catherine End of thi Administration. Denver dis St. Catherine CYO monthly chapters s trict office, will be the guest meeting is scheduled 7:30 to 9 and only b? speaker at the Feb. 18 Friday p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10; fun connected v Luncheon Club in the Knights night with a variety of games line. They c of Columbus home, 1555 Grant including miniature hockey. separate pi street, Denver. Talent show Feb. 27 is to be tion. Baker, whose subject will gin at 7;30 p.m. in the gym. The melo be Medicare, received his B.- — and ther S. degree in business admin Sf* Pius X would well istration from Lehigh univer St. Pius X CYO will hold a mystery sto sity, Bethlehem, Pa., in 1933. Valentine’s dance Feb. 13, 7-10 episodic str He lias been employed by the p.m. in the church hall. There tic quasi-M Veteran’s Administration and will be a battle of the bands the style i the Economics Stabilization with the Mersey Beats, and The The Winthrop—Model 2-RP294. Gliding top panels give most con Living Root agency. At present he is serv Epix. Admission fee is 75 cents venient access to record playerand all controls—withoutdisturbing Shed. ing as director of command with a CYO card, $1 without. your top-of-set decorative accessories. Annual Sale Priced. Greene li and general staff, U.S. .Army Dress, coat and tie for the boys. prefers not Reserves with rank of Colo Sf. R o se Lim a riences on t nel. Enjoy this magnificent in foreign c On Sunday evening. Feb. 13, All knights and their friends ly the tropic the St. Rose CYO will hold an are invited to attend. Lunch setting is cc eon begins at 12 noon. Ben election meeting. CYO members FM/AM Ra(iio-Phonograph wishing to run for office must the Haiti o Wright is general chairman of dor, of whi the Friday Luncheon Club. be present. Elections will bo held on March 13. group, of Ii ...Plus flat bellies Placement Tests S f. A n n e 's cum vood Reservations can be made for this ^3990 course of ' To Be Given at the .second St. Anne’s CYO. Ar Duvalier, hi vada, ski trip to Winter Park Remote Stereo his blacker Academy Feb. 12 by contacting Gregg Thielen at (secret po the rectory after all the Mas.ses Speaker System men). This : from Indonosia to D enirer The St. Mary’s academy, on Sunday, Feb. 13. or by call is all here - Denver, placement test for stu ing at 424-’2937. The price is for another and somew Paul D. McCusker, economic advisor in the Mary's academy, Denver, following a recent dents who wish to enter the $2.50. Feb. 20 is the ski trip Model S-57, has two 8 ' speakers with tion. American Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, lecture on Indonesia which McCusker deliv ninth grade of the academy in day. The inter-pari.sh dance of coaxial tweeters for thrilling sound. In what SI right, is pictured with his two daughters, Kar ered to the students. He enrolled Mary and September, 1966, will be given the Western District CYO will dians autc en, left, and Mary, and Mrs. Martin Andrew, Karen at the academy while the family is vis on Saturday morning, Feb. 12. he held at the Jefferson County say? In tw< far right, American problems teacher at St. iting in Denver. at 8:45 a.m., in the high school fair grounds from 7 to 10:30 50 the brief b building. The test will conclude p.m. on Feb. 13 for CYO mem FOR dedication t at noon. A fee of $1.10 is paya bers and one guest. Music by NOW ONLY S. Frere, in Colo. Springs Girl Embassy Advisor Talks ble at the time of the test. the “Daniels” ; price $I per per BOTH the usual di Students who wish to take the son. thor commt In College Ploy placement test should contact prets his o\ Atchison, Kans. ~ Patricia their school principal and notify far Wost CYO | ing read the To Students at Academy Justus, freshman at Mt. St. St. Mary’s academy, 789-2513. A The far west CYO district will A vast improvement In the re-creation of musici This big Annual Sale Value er will be Scholastica college, will be fea limited number of scholastic hold a district dance at the Jef this book a An economic advisor in the brings you fine listening at modest cost e Enjoy beautiful noise-free, drift- American embassy to Indone tured in the Children's Theatre scholarships will be awarded ferson County fairgrounds on; But the 0 American embassy in Jakarta, free FM • Powerful AM Radio, too • 15-Watts undlstorted music power • Two sia, he gave his impressions of presentation of The Pied Piper based on the student's test Sunday, Feb. 13, 7:30 to 10:30' more impoi Indonesia. Paul D. McCusker, the economy, which affects the extended-range 10' speakers with coaxial tweeters • Exclusive Micromatic of Hameltn, two-act fantasy to achievement and the geogra p.m. Admission will be $1 per| book’s manj recently addressed the students 100,000,000 people who inhabit be presented in the Mount col phic area in which she resides. person and music will be by the I Player with Diamond Stylus banishes discernible record and stylus wear • philosophica of St. Mary’s academy, Denver. Indonesia. After the lecture stu lege auditorium on Feb. 26 and Service grants based on schol Now—your records can last a lifetime I asides of thi dents posed questions. Daniels. Dress will be neat and In his discussion of Indonesia, 27. arship and need are available. .sporty. the very he described the American For While in Denver he enrolled Miss Justus is a 1965 gradu Sister Mary Berenice has an juxtapositior ate of Palmer high school, Colo eign Service and its importance his two daughters, Karen and nounced the following first hon speeches, in the Department of State. He rado Springs. While in high ors at St. Mary’s academy, for 4-H Home Economics Mary McCusker, in the acade Slim...trim and HIGH POWERED and ideologi distinguished between the con school, she was an honor stu- the first semester: Seniors, Ter the figures sular and diplomatic offices my. The girls were baptized in •dent and vice president of the ry Cronin, Gloria Dissler, and Judging Training Set Your family deserves the best In TV— pet. These and clarified the difference be? St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. student body her senior year. Debbie Phillips; juniors, Susan TODAY’S FINEST DELUXE A 4-H home economics judg a magnificent Magnavox, which will give themes, his tween the overt role of the for She was a member of the F>cp Roe, Jane Wagner, and Becky Mrs. McCusker is a former ing training will be held at Lin you better pictures and sound than They are t< eign service and the covert club and of student council. Young; sophomores, Pat Hogan 12" PERSONAL T V Denver resident, the daughter coln high school. Denver Feb. you've ever experienced from a por his work; t responsibilities of the Intelli The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Margaret Anderson; and of it. gence. of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gross. 19, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. table. Model 1-U114 brings yo(j Glen W. Justus. Colorado freshmen, Lori Altmix, Anne Members enrolled in foods, No matte Springs, she plans a major in Castle, Mimi Knox, and Ther- amazingly sharp and steady 71 sq. in. lines, Grei McCUSKER, who formerly 2 Girls From Denver home furnishings, knitting, or psychology or sociology. ese Saracino. clothing are eligible. Members pictures, even from distant stations. them. And a served in the American embas about is ess sy in Rome and as American In College Review will be asked to judge six prac It Includes Automatic Picture and tice classes. Sound Stabilizers (Keyed AGC); tele lem of evil. consul to Hamburg, Germany, Carolyn Bell and Margaret The proble described the people, the cus A meeting of the 4-H mem scoping antenna; earphone with 20 ft. Straw, both of Denver, are par Regis High To Conduct ferent guise: toms, the geography and politi bers’ council will be held Feb. ticipating in the annual sopho cord; convenient Channel Selector case,” as cal situation in Indonesia. 12 at Lincoln high school in the more review staged at Mt. St. choir room from 10 a.m. to 11 Window, More reliable, too—because it can,” as a s As economic advisor to the Joseph college, Cincinnati, O. Entrance Tests Feb. 12 uses exclusive space-age Magnavox Power and Entrance examinations for $300 per year with a registra Bonded Circuitry. In several beautiful the more i Regis high school, Denver, tion fee of $10. colors. Annual Sale Priced. spirit antaj will be held Saturday, Feb. Of interest to prospective STILL Heart of the 12, starting at 9 a.m. at Re Regis students is a special End of the A gis, the Rev. James R. Eat- program where selected sen NOW $ 90 In this noi ough, S. J., principal, has iors may take courses in Eng GROWING! tally thcoloi announced. lish and mathematics at Regis evil is prese NOW ONLY 89 more object The examinations will cover college and receive college credit and also fulfill high OVER terms. The English, spelling, and arith *dlagonal measurt screen are politica metic. school requirements. Further information on the have to d Ten scholarships of half tui Regis high school program uprisings, m tion for two years are being may be obtained by calling ifJCOMEjlN for'3 thrilling' demonstfation. lyiagn^vdx S n > n 9 0 macy, and offered. Father Eatough the principal’s office, 433-6565, 6,013 “ '^' Portable Solid-State Stereo is now priced front only r QJ j under the b pointed out. Regis tuition is Ext. 29. sentially, h< CARS SOLD! being asked SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 mate questic all this evil, in the world MOUNT SAINT ED TYNAN^S and so litte ' Good or to t I b om ?” GERTRUDE ACADEMY ^eaJLColgax The answ CHRYSLER reach for it (resident and day school) does not co PLYMOUTH Roady for MardI Gras BOULDER, COLORADO naturally) h I.\C. MUSLJ^IC CO. ^ do with the Final plans are being made for the Machebeuf high school tion of the is now accepting early NEW Mardi Gras to be held Saturday, Feb. 19. Shown with a pla JOE narrator pu card announcing the event are. left to right. Sister Gcorgeann, application of above average ability students for the 1966 VALIANT 1332 BROADWAY longed to tl: pep club moderator; Nancy Sheehan, vice president of the 1966-1967 school year. edy and noi $ 11,795, And yet, ii club: and Kathy Relfiore, president. The pep club members PEN MONDAY Contact: The Registrar (Near the State Capital) V surd and it: will award a stuffed mascot, also shown. There will be a varie Phone most part, ty of booths and gifts. The event will be held in Blessed Sacra Mount Saint Gertrude Academy FREE PARKING AND FRIDAY Greene’s ei ment school gym from 12 noon until 8 p.m. A student dance 5225 E. COLFAX Boulder, Colorado 80302 244-4556 1321 LINCOLN need for pe will be held in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Byrne are Tvl. :(99.0630 EVENINGS in love and chairmen. — (Photo by DeCroce) in’ orderly