U.S. Church Seen us Hope For ImperHed I. America
Time is running out in Latin America, and the Church in the United States appears to be the only Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations power at the moment that can prevent a takeover by the ContenU Copyright by the Catholic Press Society. Inc.. 1962 — Permission to Reproduce, Except Communists or halt Protestants from making inroads On*Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 H.” Friday Following Issue into an area that has such a long Catholic heritage. Latin America can use 200,000 priests right now. Father Edward O’Reilly Cassi-' dy of the Miasionary Society of work ia Latin America. To St. James the Apostle stressed date, he said, he expects to these conditions in an inter gain (be volnnteer services of DENVER CATHaiC view at the ResUter. mote than IS priests. There is a “ fantastic” need j The Missionary Society of St. I James the Apostle was founded ;by Cardinal Richard Cushing, . Archbishop of Boston, in 1958 ' to aid the Church in Latin America. REGISTER Father Cassidy became in terested in Latin America while VOL. LVI. No. 27. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1962 DENVER, COLORADO on a vacation trip to Mexico before he was ordained. Ckilditui Invito You He was ordahved when he was in his Ms for the Diocese of Reno and has retained his in terest in Latin America. He Adoption Week Feb. 18-23 made a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe near The Infant of Prague Mexico City when he was serv Nursery, 2790 W. 33rd ave ing* in Las Vegas, Nev. nue, Denver, is activdy Below the tiima of Juan Diego participating with the Den that bears the image of Our ver Department of Public Lady of Guadalupe, Father Cas Welfare and other welfare sidy offered Hass in the Basil organizations in Adoption ica at the shrine. He asked Our Lady of Guadalupe to guide him Week, Feb. 18 to Feb. 23. in deciding whether or not he The Catholic nursery has was to work in Latin America. 42 tots available for adop Bev. Edward OTleiUy Cassidy Our Lady answered, “ Yes.” tion, in clu d in g m an y of Historic Cfcoyonno Certhodroi He returned to the States and Spanish ■ American and St. Mary’s CathedraL Cheyenne, Wyo., has tion In the Cathedral, at the coet of $250,6M for more priests in Latin Amer- hgter received permission from other minority origins. ka, be warned. This fact can- Bishop Robert J. Dwyer of been remodeled extensively in preparation for and under the direction of Bishop Hutert M. not be overstressed. He has re-1 Reno to serve in Latin America. The opportunity to apply the 75th anniversary of the diocese Wednesday, Newell, Involved nepr altars, marble facing of turned to the U.S. after more After joining the Society of for the adoption of these Feb. 21. Built In 1908 of Wyoming gray sand the walls of the sanctuary, and the construction than the three years’ service St. James, Father Cassidy was children offers a rare and stone, the Cathedral is rated an excellent ex Of an extensive addition at the rear of the among Inca Indians in Pern. sent to Bolivia first for further, eminent invitation for Colo ample of English Gothic architecture. Bishop structure with new sacristy facilities and a His goal is to help recruit preparation, and then eventually rado families to share in a James J. Keane, third Ordinary of the dio large meeting room. New pews, lights, public priests for Latin America. he began working in Curahuasi, truly Christ-like service to cese, was responsible for raising the $1M,0M address system, and a complete decoration of (or constructing the historic editice. Renova the building completed the renovation. Irish-bom Father Cassidy Peru. the less fortunate mem^rs is visiting as many Bishops When there, be organised of our communities. as he can in the U B . seeking S t Patrick’s Day parades. Older children are also avail priests who will volnnteer ter (Tam to Pope 2 — Column?) able for adoption at St. Clara’s Cheyenne Diocese to Mark orphanage, 3800 W. 29th AVfe- nue; Queen of Heaven orphan age, 4825 Federal Boulevard; Mt. St. Vincent Home, W. 42nd 75th Anniversary Feb. 21 Student Retreats Slated Avenue and Lowell Boulevard; and the Good Shepherd Home, Dignitaries of Church and laity will join in a Solemn Pon the diocese from 1912 to 1951, a East Louisiana and South Colo tifical Mass to mark the 7Sth total of 39 years. rado Boulevard. State, led by Archbishop In Over 40 Locations anniversary of the Diocese of Bishop Hubert M. NeweU, Miss Kathleen Price of the Urban J. Vehr of Denver, Cheyenne in St. Mary’s Cathe a former priest of the Denver The annual retreats for Cath students, in almost 30 parishes. Catholic Charities Office at 1665 eight members of the Hier dral, Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Archdiocese, has been Bishop olic students in public high “ All Catholic students in public Looking for a Home Grant Street (AC. 2-3825) is 10:30 a.m. of Cheyenne since 1951. He in charge of the Catholic par archy, Wyoming’s two Uni schools will be held Monday, high schools are urged to attend was made Coadjutor of the “I need somebody to love me,” say the expressions of these Five Bishops have guided the March 12, iit more than 40 lo these retreats,” said Father Ro ticipation in the Adoption ted States Senators, Joseph J. diocese in 1947. The Diocese three winsome children, Keith, Judy, and Jean. They receive diocese In its 75-year history. cations in the Denver metropoli bert Syrianey, pastor of Our Week program. She is prepared Hickey and Gale McGee, Gov. of Cheyenne is a suffragan love and care at the Infant of Prague Nursery while they are tan area. Lady of Fatima parish, Lake to supply all details concerning Jack Gage, Mayor Bill Nation, The longest administration was see of the metropolitan prov waiting to bring happiness into the lives of some couple fortn- In order to make it convenient w ood and associate director of the children who are available and a host of Monsignori, priests that of Bishop Patrick A. Mc ince of Denver. Catholics nate enough to adopt them. for youths to attend the retreats, Catholic Youth organizations in for adoption and the procedures religious, and members of the Govern, who was Ordinary of number 48J100 in a population all paridMi ib the Denver area the archdiocese. to be followed in adopting a
V / PASf TWO THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tkundoy, Fabniary 15,1952
No One Likes to Work on Sunday U.S. Church Seen as Hope
(Continu€d from page 1) ai net for the catiro eeiii* More tiian that, the num panionihlp, o( unity ym oof ber of families affected will For Imperiled L. America be out of aU proportion to Uteouclvef. Laws that simply close (Continued from page I) u id, shUBld recognbe that businesses one day a week the number of Sunday work-, there are two cdsea in Latin "It ii one of the last ref without designating which en . When two or more mem “ The people,’’ he said, “ really took Si Patrick, jtheir dear America. The one is spiritaal, uges in a society that is day, said Justice Felix bers of the family work, it San Patricio, to neart as a caused prtndpally by the lack . doing everything in its power Frankfurter, “provide
PAGE FOUR THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 15,1962 REGISTORIflLS Lay Apostolate, CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS Whaf's in a Name? More Belief in Soviet? By Jamks H. Shea REPORT widely circulated in the tendencies by the concept of the Russian r o p t h e t e r m “lay apostolate.” suggests a Du A daily press that some of the most Orthodox Church which was long built D buque lay apc»tle, and use instead “Catholic lay brilliant Soviet scientists are turning away up in their minds. State-dominated, sub leadership.” from atheism shows how carefully such servient to the Czarist regime, disinclined No, couplers a Cincinnati prelate, keep the “ tra news must be sifted in view of the to take an active stand in current social ditional title of ‘lay apostle’.” , oft-confusing Marxist dialectics. The* re problems, the image of the Orthodox Both have their reasons. Says the man from port,' contained in an article written for Church that has long persisted in many Dubuque: The word “ apostolate”, is beyond the un the New York Times by Harrison E. minds is that of a superstitious old wom derstanding of most laymen. | Salisbury and widely distributed through an reverently kissing an iton. Arvwww^rw> w\ out the press of the nation, declares: But the Bishop wonders “ The fact that some of the most brilliant THIS' IS NOT TO SAY that religion whether this is really so, On Soviet scientists suggest that there must does not still have a tremendous influ for the word “apostle” exist in the universe a, force or power that ence in the Soviet, considering that there from which the other is is superior to any man-made concept is have been more than 40 years of unre derived is thoro^hly fa- The Home said to have shocked conventionally lenting anti-religious propaganda and re miUar to all (^ttiolics minded Communist party functionaries.” from a very early age. Scene This concept, points out the l^ev. F. J. pression. Professing believers are esti Malacek, S.J., of the department of phil mated at 50,000,000 in a total population of 215,000,000; how many more nurture RECALLING POPE Pius XI’s definition of Catho osophy at Regis College, Denver, in a religious beliefs and practices in private lic Action as “ the participation of the laity in the apos letter to the Denver Post, is ''‘nothing but is unknown. Growing influence of reli tolic work of the Hierarchy,” the Bishop believes that a repetition of the basic Marxian meta gion among the young people has brought keeping the word “ apostolate” tnll help to preserve • physics, with Lenin’s emphasis.” Both forth stronger repressive measures. As “ the essence of the apostolate—which is to follow the Marx and Lenin, he continues, admitted spiritual qualities and en^ties, but in to the question why the Soviet apparently leadership of the Bishops. Calling lay apostles “ lay tolerates the Orthodox Church, it is de leaders” will simply “ tend to becloud .this basic con sisted that they are “ a direct result of the on-going process of evolutionary mat clared that the Reds would much rather cept,” he said. ter,” and “ part and parcel of the natural, keep it under rigid supervision than to But there is still another reason. Again recalling cosmic im^tus built into all material drive it underground, where it would be the words of Pope Pius XI, who insisted that “ all much more difficult to control. are called to be apostles,” the Bishop wonders wheth SUCH A CONCEPT, points out Father Whether some Soviet scientists and er using the term “ lay leaders” will not give the Malacek, demands that a “divine” na yoUng intellectuals have doubts about the I impression that only a certain group of talented men ture be part and parcel of the rest of the official atheism of the regime is difficult and women take part in the lay apostolate. “We con universe. “ Such a God could never cre to tell. They would hardly be expected ceive the apostolate,” the Bishop said, “to be the ate, or be personal.” to publish such ideas openly, and per work of every member of Christ’s Mystical Body.” That this is indeed the concept em haps beneath the concepts carefully braced by the Soviet scientists is indicat couched in Leninist language there is a TKE MAN FROM DUBUQUE is an experienced ed by a summary of their position%given deeper appreciation of the Divinity. lay apostle and doubtless understands the relation by V. Tendryakov, one of the younger ship of the laity to the Hierarchy. Moreover, many generation of Soviet writers. “I do not BUT ONE THING is certain—the na persons have known the sensation of having a good imagine God as He is depicted on icons,” ture of man being what it is, no nation word like “ apostolate,” when spoken often and per declares Tendryakov. “To me God is a can long be spiritually starved. The deep haps carelessly, become a shibboleth. TThe tempta sort of spiritual piindple, the stimulus to ly rooted spiritual needs of humanity tion then is to ditch the word and find a substitute. the emergence of the galaxies, the stars, must be satisfied. With the first fervor , But “ apostle” and “apostolate” possess a ven the planets, and evei^hing which lives of revolutionary atheism passing, we erable and useful history, intimately related to the and reproduces on these planets, from the' should not be surprised if there is a re-, histo^ of the Church. And as a sidelight to history most elementary cells up to man.” birth of religious belief among the So it might be noted that “ apostle ” and “commissar” The average Soviet citizen, scientist viets. mean precisely the same thing — “one who is sent.” Bm Proud You Aro ah Amoritan! and non-scienUst, is aided in his atheistic —Msgr. John B. Ebel BOTH THE BISHOP and the man from Dubuque are wrestling with a problem that is more funda mental and more serious than the problem of termi nology, and that is'how to convince adult Catholics Migration-An Inalienable Right Dialectical Materialism of their very serious responsibility to take part in By PADt H. Hallett progress to a certain point be force, that are suitable to this the oreaniz^ lay apostolate to which , all’ of them • By R. G. Peters able human right which the of religious or racial preju State — or rather (he States dices.” ^NE GOOD THING com cause they can do nothing end. All the forces that are are cafied. r o t h e r h o o d w e e k else. The absurdity of such a — are obliged to recognize, ing out of Sen. Strom “arguing” are blind, and the Thi» the man from Dubuque'expressed ve^ well (Feb. 18-25) will bring view, like every other athe result follows just as blindly. respect, and protect.” THE ARCHBISHOP’S words Thurmond’s questionnaire on when he said that to awaken laymen to their true B,witb it much talk and writ ist’s system, can be seen when The Reds, of course, use every were entirely in line with what Communism is that it forcad He did not mean we have to it is reduced to tts stmp\«st> •ttoit to te« that tbla '‘bUnd" function in the Church “will require more than a ing of prejudice based on race other Church authorities have attention on the Communist open the gates to the world’s elements. It is only by the use development takes place, but campaign: it will require almost a revolution.” or religion. In spite of the said in the past. It was the view of life, which goes under billions, but neither can we be of obfuscating^rm s that it this contradiction does not • election of a Catholic to the then Apostolic Delegate to the name of “ dialectical ma hypocritical about our regula assumes a color of reasonable phase theny. Presidency and in spite of all Canada, Archbishop Hde- terialism.” ' the small steps to ^ va n ce the tions. As be sSid, “In imple ness. ' brando Antoniutti, who said, • Webster’s defines the word cause of the Negro, there is menting this natural right of ' DIALECTICAL MATERIAL “ People without land have a even much more to be doiib migration every govefhment as “ the theory of reality af THE “ DIALECTICAL” part ISM is the pseudo-religion of right to till land without peo firming continuous transfor 'The Day and Hour than most people realize. In MVWWWWWWVWVWWWWWVWVWW of the word refers to the the Communist world. Without ple." mation of matter and dynamic fact, I would say that some that it would fall in an in interconnectedness of things Marxist view of history as de Americans who think they And Pope Pius X n , in bis stant. It happens that the ex Behind and concepts, and implying so veloping like an argument. Di have overcome their own prej Christmas message of 1952, ploitation of economic injus cial transformation through alectic means logic, or the No One Knoweth' udices have still made their spoke of “ the natural right of tice offers a convenient han I socialism toward a classless laws of argument.. It must not idea of brotherhood mighty ex the man to emigrate or immi dle to the Communists for car society, which was advanced be inferred from this that the By Joseph P. K m m The high percentage of sud clusive. grate.” rying forward their “ argu by Karl Marx and Friedrich den and unexpected deaths • Communists are willing to ment;” but dialectical ma OUNTLES'S TIMES dur Engels and adopted as the of among the clergy has never I think the most general sin Headlines As long as our immigration ieave the merits of their sys terialism in itself, has noth ing the course of his ficial Soviet philosophy.” tem to the judgment of man C been adequately explained. against brotherhood practiced AAAAAAAA/V\AAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAA/« policy remains what it is ing essentially to do with un ministry a priest stands in the kind. They mean by “ dialec Many of our priests work an in this country is in the most has the duty to protect its — undeniably discriminat just economies. If every state awesome presence of death THE MEANEVG of the word tic” the logic of events in average of 15 hours a day or inclusive field — that of im natural interests and the right ing against all but the north had as prosperous an econo as he prepares souls for the is by no means so difficult to terpreted in their own way. more. Most of them are under migration. In years of writing to set up regulatory laws of ern European nations — talk my and wealth as equally dis all-important entrance into get at as that. It can be ren one Idnd of pressure or anoth editorials on every subject un entry. But natural interests of brotherhood is hypocrisy, Where there is a “ dialogue” tributed as it is in Sweden or eternity. These experiences dered in simple language and er. Whether these are the der the sun, I have found no should not be exaggerated, even if we should grant civil between two opposities, like Switzerland, the notaries of di cannot fail to inspire him tmderstood by a properly main contributing factors to other obligation more gen much less used as a screen for rights to all and elect a Jew the Communist and the free alectical materialism would with greater fervor as he trained and intelligent sixth- coronary attacks and cerebral erally rejected by Catholic discrimination, on the basis • to succeed President Kennedy. world, there has to be, ac still find motives of envy to WWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWV grade pupil. damage has never been de Americans. People who pic cording to Marxist teaching, exploit. termined. ture themselves as good Chris So defined, dialectical ma a third stage in which Com Unless Communism is un tians and good Americans terialism means that a thing munism, in the classless so derstood, not as an economic Profiles can make itself, and some ciety, will be triumphant. This system but as an attack IN RECENT YEARS, I have have a concept of their im thing can come out of noth stage will come about, not against God and the liberty of lost seven priest - friends migration obligations that ing. It means that men only by persuasion but by any men to worship him, we fight and through death. Six of these comes a long way from fittiifg I AND THEN ... emerge out of matter and means, including fraud and an eneniy in the dark. died suddenly and were either of those descriptions. Perspectives alone when the end came. \ Some months ago a school IMMAnAAAAMMAAWVUUUUUUUUUUUUUU AND YET probably no mor Everyone who reaches the The kiddies will be glad to mate of mine was found dead al obligation has been age of 100 seems to have an hear this: Over in Nottingham, prays in the Utany of the in hik study. His lifeless body expressed more forcefully and explanation tor the longevity. England, the magistrates have Encyclical Shows the Way Saints: “From a sudden and was discovered some hours explicitly by the Church. Just One of the more pleasant rea ruled that an ice cream truck unprovided death, deliver us, afterward — too late for the a couple of weeks ago Arch sons is that given by Rocco is not guilty of causing a pub By Jim Fiedleb There are too many Ameri not have to imitate our “ capi 0 Lord!" Yet, how very administration of Extreme bishop John J. Krol of Phila Disderide of Ann Arbor, Mich., lic nuisance when it chimes cans, including too many Cath talistic” systim, and the gov often our priests are sum WAS REALLY SUR- Unction or Holy Viaticum. A delphia told the local chapter on his 104th birthday. “ Popeyc the Sailor Man.” olics, who associate capitalism ernments ofjother nations do moned from this life without classmate of the deceased de of the American Committee He said his long life was But every Mom and Dad 1 prised the other di^ when with Christianity and the not have to ^llow in the foot benefit of the sacraments and livered the eulogy at the Fu on Italian Immigration: “ Mi due to “ not having worked knows it can be annoying — two Catholic friends I. was U.S. form of government with steps of the IJ.S. form of gov the spiritual consolation they neral Mass. " ^ 0 weeks later gration is a natural, inalien very hard.” and costly. talking to asked what Mater Christianity. ernment. 5 had made possible for oth this same preacher collapsed et Magistra was. They had Every economic system does ers. \ ♦ ♦ ♦ and died before help could never heard of the encyclical OUR “ CAPffTAUSM” is not be summoned. Caveat Emptor! Customers and knew nothing of its con what the unflerdeveloped na tents. i A priest, probably more in a certain Tennessee restau tions need, f They can, of than anyone else, 'knows that rant found the truth of this old It seems to me that Catho course, use ojur capital, but in lic societies, clubs, and dis there is nothing so infallibly Latin saying: “ Let the buyer programs of socialization as certain as death. At the same jbeware.” cussion groups are missing a indicated in|Mater et Magis great opportunity to make time, he knows i that there is The sign advertised “ Bone tra. ^ their members more aware of I nothing so uncertain as the less Chicken Dinner, 10 world problems and of the im Too* many I Americans, and FULL ^ B^KS hour and circumstances of Cents.” On ordering the din especially Catholics, it seems portance of helping our neigh death. He strives always to ner, the customer was served bors in underdeveloped na to' me, havie the mistaken be prepared, living each day a hard boiled egg. notion that janyone in Latin 1 saw Eternity the other tions, if they fail to make this night as if it is to be his last. He is America wbq does not accept ♦ ♦ ♦ great encyclical of Pope John lik e a gyeat ring of pure ever mindful of the wise ad our “ capitalim ” and our “ de “ As wise as an owl.” Now a center of discussion. and endless light. monition of the Old Testa mocracy” is a Communist or Robert S. Payne, a graduate All calm, as it was bright. ment: “ In all thy actions re a “ radical” or a “ left-winger.” biologist at Cornell Univer “MATER ET MAGISTRA” And round beneath member thy last end and thou A program of socialization is sity, comes forward to tell should be of special import Time in hours, lays, years, sbalt never sin.” the only sold ion for the prob the world that the owPis not ance to persons in the United Driv’n by the spheres lems facing underdeveloped wise. States because of its great Lie a vast shadow moved; EVEN THE LONGEST countries, aid this fact does “ They are even dumber than significance for Latin Ameri in which the world LIFE is relatively short . . . a not mean tb>t those nations, chickens, if that's possible. ca. , And all her • train were momentary spark struck from therefore, a n leaning toward An owl makes a lien look like Two priests I talked to^in hurled. — Henry Vaughan the anvil of eternity. The the Commui 1st bloc or are a mental giant,” Payne de Mexico who direct the training (1662-1695), The r
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I . ^ G j ^ E VEN Tlmndoy, February 15,1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Priest From Regis to Give Sterling Court Gives Layette to Institute
Catholic Daughters of Amer sey donated a layette of several Retreat for Women's Group ica, Court of St. Therese 980 articles to be sent to Infant of Father Francis F. Bakewell, St Louis and is a graduate^ of tracted by ordinary temporal in Sterling, featured a display Prague Nursery, Denver. SrJ., of Begis high sclKwi, Den the UniTersity of St. Louis. He concerns. of a 36-piece layette arranged For the program Mgs. J. B. ver, will be the retreat master was ordained to the priesthood Strict silepce will be ob by Mrs. W, J. Haverland. mis Roth read an article entitled, for the day of reoillection, Sun in 1951 and came to Regis H i^ served for the day. The pro sions chairman. “ The Display of the Flag’*. day, liar. 11, speonred by the School in 1954. gram iaclades Mass at 8:39 Mrs. Haverland, with the Entertaliiment was by Girl help of several court members, Scout Troop 37 under the guid He is a former presidents of aia., and srill .close with purchased material and made ance of Mrs. Daniel J. Clark. the Colorado State High School B eo^ ctioa at 4 p.aL the items. Material was bought The: scouts staged a style show. Boflofit Nofff $4,000 Speech assodation. The offering for the oitire day is 84- Tliis includes breakfast, with money each gave at Christ Mrs. Clark announced that Wtyae Neil, aad E. R. Hinds. ProccRds from Since coming to Dmver, Fa More thaa |4,I88 w u aetted by the St Jo luncheon, and other expenses. mas in lieu of a gift exchange. tro< 9 members did batw sitting the guttering benefit performance, attended ther Bakewell has been in great seph hospital anxiUary, Denver, al the pre Reservations may be made h| The layette will be given to every night without' dourge miere showiag of “ El d d ” ia the Deaham by many of Denver's social leaders^ will be demand for days of recoUection calling Mrs. Gerald Bann, RA. the Maternity Institute at Santa during the two-week parish theater Feb. S. Mrs. E. R. Cnillnaa, anxiUary n ^ to porchaae equipment for the new O,- and rmreats, and has had a ^9372; Mrs. Harry Kaiser, GL. Fe, N. Mex. Mrs. James Dor- mission. president (far right), gave this report at a 999,999 SL Joseph hospital, ceastmctloa of broad experience in these fields. 5-1595; or Miss Eva Walsh, meetiag of soaie ot the committee members. which Is under way. Women making this day. of DE. 3-7901. Lett to right are Mmes. T, K. Earley, E. A. spiritual contemplation are giv Persons outside of Denver en an opportunity for spiritual may make reservations by growth and intellectual re writing Miss Minnie Pavella. Past Presidents Honored appraisal yrithout ■ being dis 1161 Gaylv. 1 Street, Denver. -----f — At Nurse Council Dinner 125 Attend District Rally (ARCHDIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOUC NURSES) At the annual membership dinner at Fitzslmons Officers' Held in Broomfield Parish □ub, Aurora, Feb. 8, the “ Nurse of the Year" award was pre The Fort Collins District Council of Catholic Women at its sented to Mrs. Margaret Vogt. meeting Feb. 6 In the Nativity of Our Lord Church, Broomfield, Past presidents of the council were honored. Past presidents Kev. Francis Baaewell, 8J. heard talks by the Rev. George Weibel, pastor, and the Rev. at the dinner were Helen Mangan, Margaret Brown, Florence C. B. Wobdrich, archdiocesan director of vocations. Morihan, Charlotte Stack, (Catherine Scharplng, and Viola Wat Catholic Laywomen’s Retreat son. atsociatioD. The quarterly session was attended by 118 women and 7 priests .representing 18 parishes. Father Weibel in welcoming Dr. Fred Harper, guest speaker, spoke about the proper The day of prayer will be the group stressed the importance of “ organization." This was nursing after chest surgery. He stressed the significant role held at M t St Vincent's home the first meeting of the Dictrlct Council to be held in Broom nurses in the past have played in pioneering certain aspects of CONS for boys, 4159 Lowell Boulevard field. medicine. BORN IN 8T. LOUIS BUlee McDoweU, chairman, tirged the nurses to remember Father Woodrich spoke at the group’s luncheon In Broom Fatheg Bakewell was born ip their roles in life; First as chUdren ot God, second as wives and field Manor. He dted the duty of "Catholic parents to encourage S mothers, and third as nurses. FEBRUARY S K O A L vocations by prayer and by helping to spread the faith.” Mrs. BnshneU, spiritual Ufe chairman, reminded the nurses $20 PERMANENT WAVE Si9rling C. D. of A. ioyoffo ; ot th e annual Cornmnnion breakfast t* be held Saturday, May (TnOiadins Shampoo P Sot) Mrs. W. J. Haverland (left) and Mrs. Ray TetseU admire the 19. The next m e e tlD g ol the CenacU will be held Thursday, $12 JO Arvada Parish Schedules 36-plece layette that the Catholic Daughters ot AmericA, Court March » . ARTISTE BEAUTY SALON St. Theresa HI. Sterling, plan to send to the Maternity Instl- 'Completa Personal Beauty tate at Saata Fe, N. Mex. Care" t m last Wh Avo. lA . Spaghetti Oiaaer Feb. 18 Roggen CPTL Meet Has Edgewater PTA Slates Meeting (SL Aane’s Parish, Arvada) ghetti, tossed green salad, rolls ATTENTION " The parishioners invite all and butUr, coffee, and home- (SL Mary Magdalene’s Parish, pole and flag at the troop 85 Per Cent Attendance BRIDES TO BE their friends In the Denver area baked apple pie are on the Edgewater) court of honor. I will "fiMa Hm caerta (Sacred Heart Parish, Roggen) playground. to the 26th'annual spaghetti din menti. The PTA wUi meet Wednes Mrs. Verdeal and Mrs. Maes JoAt$ni» tar yser wsMSf taae sea Tlie Sacred Heart school CPTL Ilie next quarterly meetiag of el W ifasr'i want Able Cbia tss- ner to bqiiJield Suntoy, Feb. 18. This dinner, sponsored by the day, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in of the PTA health committee ■an, ilM Sews Ibe aWe far H*a met ■ Friday, Feb. 2, In the the Greeley deanery, eastern Authentic Italian style spa- Altar ind Roeary society, help* the school cafeteria. Hostesses thank the women who helped Hanpte^ IrMal Party la wah aa, iraai laa Knights of ^olumbus hall with section, will be held in Bmsh Aaar .fa Hu attar. to defray the society’s pledge wiU be the first graders’ in the clinic Feb. 5. The next Wa aba farataa SMawsia Ciaafiat about 85 per cent in attendance. OB Feb. 12. Those who plan to for the kiteben of the mothers. * PTA clinic wiU be March 36, Ua aba aas auba a aaesA ratarS- The PTA dinner-dance is attend should make reservations n h d lat al year aalba oaM ai A .B .C Doll Hospital new school. Uie Altar and Rosary Society A skit, Hm Makes a Friend, as ybaaiirapa racsrSi. scheduled Friday, Feb. 23, in through their altar society presi Sister M. Carmendta, arch- is having a drive for new mem was presented by Sister Mary Available only through your D O llS — WIGS — SUOSS the Aviation (Country Club. The dent (Mrs. Marvin Linnebnr for THE BEST BUYS own locals florist at reason- diocesaa elementary school bers. Women are neqded to Clarice’s pupils in grades four Dolls Dressed to Order PTA councU meeting vUl be Saccpd Heart parish.) ab le c e lt . CLOSiD M09I0AYS eonsnliant, will be gnest clean the church and launder and five, ^ be sixth, seventh, Friday Feb.*16, at 2 pjn. in the IN USED CARS CARL A. WAGNER RCtJOIOUS STAI'UKS KKHAIRKU speaker at the meeting ef the altar linens in their home. and eighth grades, under Sister Mrs. J . A . HotaMirV schooL cafeteria. From Feb. 8 to 12, a Mary- Open Evenings \tiH 9 MEG. CO.. INC. PTA Tuesday, Feb. 29, at 8 M. Redempta’s direction, gave Explorer Sfcouts and their The S^nce Research As knoll Father will take Father 616 Downing MA. 3-1817 p.m. a demonstration of their knowl 3908 WAOSWMTH, WHIM HOSE dates wUl attend a valentine sociates Reading Laborator teonard Abercrombie's place at Mrs, Doris M. Knecht, CPTL edge and use of structuraPgram- dance in Arvada sponsored by ies b bNng introduced In the S acr^ Heart church and mis president, will install these o f mar, with special attention to the Foothills district Explore)^. whole school thb semester. sions. fleers: President, Mrs. W. nouns, their attributes, and their Adult leaders and their wives Each chUd b asked to pur RanM l; vice president, Mrs use. are invited. Post 20 vriU pre chase hb own record bMks WiUiaib Gerger (who also ROOM MOTHERS WANTED..... sent Troop 37 with a q.ew flag for thb program. During the business part of SAVE! serves as program chairman) secretary,'Mrs. Karl Wililams the meeting the following volun Housekeeper for Denver Parish. teered as room mothers: Marian treasurer, Mrs. Orval Bengston W ith Us historian, Mrs. Gerald Buck; 300 at Father, Son Night Epple, Agnes Evers, and Fran References Required. and savings, Mrs. Glen Hines. ces Ehrker, for Sister Caroletta’s COMMITTEE LEADERS room; Margaret Klausner and GARAGES Frame, Brick or Block For Westminster Scouts B e r t h a Dysss, for Sister Cla Reply Box B.C. The Register, Chalrmeii of the standing com (Httly Trinity Parbh, Westminster) rice’s room; Louise Klausner From $860.00—As Low at $18.28 me. mittees are: (^eteria, Mrs The father and son night Feb. 7 honoring the Boy Scouts and Elaine Sigg, for Sister Re P.O. Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo. Don Longshore; ways and and all the men of the parish was a great success. More than ALL KINDS OF HOME means, Mrs. Alfred Meis; mem 300 men and boys attended. dempta’s room. REPAIRS and REMODELING bership, Mrs. R. R. Palmer; All choir members, their husbands and wives, and all read Plans were made at the meet 0 Add More Rooms e Add o Rorch 0 KItchon Medomlilng Hospitality, Mrs. Harry M tz ers at Dialogue Masses with their wives were entertained at ing for hauling gravel for the ROOM ADDITIONS, ST. JOSEPH'S health, Mrs. Leon Jones; cit- a banquet. Father Albert E. Puhl, pastor, and. Father Robert • I low os . Slf.OO mo. 'ren.ship, Mrs. Rasrmond Cody; P. Meznar were hosts at the dinner, served in the little Banquet CARRORTS A RATIOS, safety, Mr. and Mrs. Hector in the Westminster Plaza. OS low os $ tn .o o MILITARY ACADEMY o Immodlstt o Lion Wilvors Normandin: librarian, Mrs. The Altar and Rosary meeting Feb. .13 heard a talk by Dr ConStrverton fumishod on oil HAYS, KANSAS Richard Klely; and, publicity, Lawrence Goedert on “Medical Problems and Moral Issues.’’ construction A games party will be held in the-parish ball on Sunday, 0 RIrst Clou 0 W rirttn Mrs. Paul Scully. Workmanship Ousrsntoo Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. All members of the community are invited BOARDING SCHOOL A new sewing circle for be STUDIO s • Fully tondod, o Q u o llty Insured ind ' Conducted by the ginners has been started. It PORTRAIT AAolorials LIcontod meets each second and fourth Bake Sale Set at Cathedral Feb. 18 Free Estimates and Planning Service Capuchin Fronciscan Tuesday In the teachers’ PHOTOGRAPHY by i . S to 20 Years to Pay—FHA Financing— Nothing Down (Cathedral Parish, Denver) sented the group by Padl Horn- Fathers lomige at the school at 8 p.m. W ILL nUILO IN SS6AI. RADIUS OF O INVIR Mrs. C. R. Woods and Mrs. The Altar and Rosary so berg. , EDWARD A. DE IROCE Annual Board and Tullion Fee ciety will hold its annual bake Awards were given to the Cub "YOUR COMFORT IS THE HEART OF OUR BUSINESS" George Wood alternate as In 4S5B E. COI.FAX Scouts, foUowed by Benedic structors. sale on Sunday, Feb. 18, after rKKHUNT 76601 AGGRESSIVE CONST. CO. $890.00 all the Masses, in the Cathedral tion by Father Richard Hani DicNVER to, anx). The advanced sewing circle 1780 S. Broidvray, Denver 10—Phone: 8P. 7-19425 reading room. A snack break fen. • Senior Ulgh School # Member of North Central Ass’n has resumed its activities. Its 4 - ^ All Major Sports • ROTC Honor School main project is making doll fast will be served. • lAPoInt Indoor Rifle Range * Civil Air Patrol ' ’ithes. Women wishing further Donations may. be brought to • Indoor Swimming Pool information about this group the reading room, Saturdhy,! For Catalog—Address Business Office may call Mrs. Clyde deBello, Feb. 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. and fm m HA A4S91. from 7 to 9 p.m. or on Sunday, The grade school PTA will meet Friday, Feb. 16, In the school cafeteria. Refresh ments will be served first at 7:30 p.m. with the meetiag beginning at 8 pm . Dr. RobeA Stewart wiU give a talk on “ Today’s Teen-agers.” The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil LEARN HOW YOU CAN liam Jones, archdiocesan super intendent of schools, will be a guest. EARN 5%% WITH SAFETY There will be a discussion and vote on the purchasing of tether balls for the school yard. • 4' WITH BONDS OF CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOPS PACK CHARTER BISHOPS OR RELIGIOUS ORDERS The big event of Cub Pack 205 was the Blue and Gold din ner held in the schpol cafe You can earn up to SVs % with safety and teria. The pack charter was pre convenience when you buy Catholic Church Bonds. the m ost in DRY ClEANim The moral obligation is obviously of the highest as is the record for prompt payment of CCD Lecture principal and interest. The booklet shown Slated at below explains Catholic Church Bonds in detail ; ^ EVERY LOCATION A COMPLETE DRY CkEANING PLANT and answers many questions you may have Y O U . I will FIND YOUR PARISH ONE HOUR MARHNIZING LISTED BELOW about them...questions like, in what amounts are All Saints' (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) these bonds available?...does the Chuith know who is the buyer of its securities? ...what On Friday, Feb. 16 at 7:30 CATHEDRAL HOLY TRINITY ST. ANNE'S PRESENTATION CATHEDRAL p.m. in the school cafeteria, North Ooto Shopping NOTRE DAME is the difference between bonds and notes?...and 226 E. 13TU AVE. 518 E. Celftx CaHuBe Father E. J. Maginnis, S.J., ■will C o n lo r (ARVADA) ST. ANTHONY and 7IM No. Ftdortl many others. Send this coupon for be the guest speaker at the (Noit to Foodland AKVADA SQUARE ST. ROSE OF LIMA Ted Lothamer, Mgr. Ckwrek parent-teacher meeting spon Supor Mrfct.) Oorord Schmidt, Mgr. your free copy. SHOPPING CENTER Irving A W. Alomodo M o m borof and sored by the CCD. His topic is (S door* So. of Furr Harold GItovof, Mgr. F o o d M k t.) Box Paulhu, Mgr. Uornlo Rinnorty, J r , Mgr. Methor of Ood R irlih hutitviional “ The Church as an Aid to Par BOSWORTH ents in Educating Their Chil Securities S U L L IV A N & dren.” Infant e f Prague circle will ANNUNGATION fNIR LADY HOLY FAMILY MOST ST. LOUIS, ST. BERNADETTE COMPANY. INC. meet in the home bf Mrs. Don LOYOU 38th A Benton PRECIOUS BLOOD ENGLEWOOD AND ST. MARY Brungardt, Thursday, Feb. 17, OF FATIMA John Landrum Cole. nivd. 640 17thSt.-KEi-1177 • SflS So. Unlytrolty at 8 p.m. Lady of Loretto cir 34th A Downing O w ner a t I r a n i MAGDALENE Chorry Crook-DU 84361 14M C o rr Colfax at Riorca OOBIJPWWB^ W C . cle wUl meet in the home of Harry Cootanton, Anthony Rocrnlcti, RUtSILL W ALKIR, namard (Rid) ' Dolly Standard, 2779 S. Quit- Hoooo W othlngfon, Mgr. •III Flynn, Mgr. ^ r . . Agt’ J R , M g r. RInnarty, Mgr. hOSWOtTH, 9UUIVAN I COMPANY, INC. man Street, Friday, Feb. 15, at 660.17th Stroot—Donvor 2, Colorodo 8 p.m. Our Lady of Fatima ST. MARY'S, Littleton, ALL SOULS, Englewood 73 E. BELLEVIEW Ray Belair, Mgr. circle will meet in the home of PiooM oiond mo o copy of your Catholic Church Bond Booklet. Mary Potts, 2860 S. Irving street, Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 8 COUMtADO S P tlN D S Namt_ p.m. tagwIwpmrfOoommH Women interested in joining Addna — a circle — bridge, sewing, 317 SO. NEVADA 2320 L PLATH AVL GOLF ACRES VENETIAN VILLAGE I sanctuarys, or discussion —may Food Bank Shopping Center SHOPPING aNTER City.------..JTono____ Ststt...... Dewey Johnson, Mgr. contact Wta Keller, circles’ cap Leonard Gnznian, Mgr. Al Weppner 1100 North H incof* tain, WE 54122.
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f«r All Age§ Or M b. 23, 24 I ■ New Spectacle Has Merit Regis Players to Stage Machebeuf Group Plans Manli Gras Charlton Heston Scores os 'El Cid' (Machebenf High School, school students throughout East Revival of 'Stolog 17' Deever) Denver have volunteered to take ley . ____ .... By C. 3. Zecba as the hero’s sweetheart and eyes and eat a drumstick in charge of the many events; ten: coffee. M n. John Scbnlttgrand later as his faithful wife and his luxurious surroundings. For the major production of tions can be made b(y calling Uit The Hacbebeuf Ifardi Gras, and Mrs Max Austin: darts. Mn. El Cid is producer Samuel Games. Mr. aad H n . Ernest Zim James Pardval aad'Mrs. Den Styers: mother of his children, but has Britain’s Herbert Lorn is the their ninth season, toe Regis informution desk atj Regis, GE. a complete carnival for all merman: raarins Ita. room. Dr. and prqiconi machine, M n . FrankUn Lan- Bronston’s expensive “Su little chance to show her talent. arch villain Ben Yussuf. With Players of Regis High School, ages, will take place Saturday, Mrs. Artlur Starr: retreabmeots. Mrs. daner and J i n . Richard Orr: cap- 3-6565, or by purch^ing tickrts Terry HcMeei. assisted by Mmes. J. sales. M n . Robert Mites aad Mrs. Al per Technirama” Techni- Miss Loren, nevertheless, dis his face half-masked through Denver, will iMesent a revival Feb. 24, in the cafeteria and B. M cOoAey. Jobn Daly. Frederick from any Regis high school stu bert Hleiwr; wet-sponges, Mrs. Wil colored impression of what plays her proficiency as an ac out toe film be gives an unin production of their first dra ei^wasium of Blpssed Sacra TarbdL Gilbert Pemeodei. and Prancla liam Waisb and Mrs. John JsseOe; dent. I Brown: snd erecting booths. Arite Lasse. W. Spain’s national hero was tress by making the best of ev spired interpretation. matic success, Stalag 17, which m a t school John Hickey and Jobn Scbweneer F- L«ke. and Bernard Ambre. first presented at toe Bon- win ran a nltOes came: Mrs. wil like. It is a fast-action, battle ery scene in which she appears. But Genevieve Page as Ur- was The affair is being sponsored liam Marvd and W n. Victor Thl- movie that is getting such sten racB, the seU-wlUed priBcess fils Theater in February, 1954. bault. the stuffed antmal booth: Mrs. by the'Machebeuf h i^ school Fred Gilbert and M n. R a l^ Rinne, torian ballyhoo that a lot of who protects the weakUag The revival - production this association and is beaded by tbe rfng toss: Mrs. Carlos Bates aad cinemagoers are likely to think brother, Alfonso, who later be year will be presented for two Mrs. rdbert Uken; and treaa- Voice O f Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kranz, nres"; less of it than it deserves. comes king, gives a sharp performances at the auditorium ways and means chairmen. Tbe spook boose, to be ran by Mr. It follows along after a (foz- ckaracterixation. Her fine act of the Abraham Lincoln High and Mrs. Warren Moeller: space pond. The Audience ing is enhanced by her School, Denver, on Feb. 23 and PARENTS HEAD ACTIVITIES Mrs. John DeWItt and Mrs. Franda en other "super” extravaganzas Rarrlseo: hats and makeup. Mrs. Hu that have been long on time beauty. 34 with curtain at 8:30 p.m. bert Wray and Mrs. Tbmdore Ran MOVIES The following parents of high Jobn Fraser as Alfonso builds i h f O K , ger: pickle Jars. Mrs. Joseph Hoggins With and short on entertainment and Stalag 17 by Donald Bevan and Mrs Francis Calve: cakewalk. which have asked the moviegoer She rewards producer Bronston his characterization and emerges and Edmund Trzeinski wai first ALAMIDA T.V. Mmes James Gaddis. William Ny- legion of Decency IMN r ^ M o x A w .,, ;ren. and Gregory Strets: bandwrlt- to cough up a high admission with flashes of acting that are with a well-wrought and per presented on Broadway in 1951 Orivt In TV, StWM a Car a«Uo Ratings fDg analysis. Mrs. Robert CornieU and price. Some of its predecessors warm and mature. With toe ceptive performance. Gary ^ y - anij' had a very successful run. Sarvic* or Hanw Calls. Mrs. Howard Brewer: I. right parts she could possibly be mond as Alfonso’s domineering Service performed aecordlns to Candy. Mrs. WUUam Lancaster and offered the viewer little more The motion picture starred Wil / Chiiatlan Principles Mrs. Jack Howe: movies. M n. MU- one (if the screen’s finest ac brother and heir to throne, who X . (otd Barrows and M n. Harry Scoby: Below are Legloo of Decency ra than an opportunity to catch a liam Holden. Ihe play is a hum W E.M 121 "poodle" boCUe coven. Mrs. George tings of moClca pictures currently nap that wasn’t worth the price tresses. is eventually murdered, b very orous and dramatic story of the Scboenacker: soft drinks. M n. WUUam showing in first ran Denver theaters. paid. El Cid, happily, is a no SHOWMANSHIP good, as is Douglas Wilmer as lives of American prisoners in 309 S. Federal Blvd. Tilley aad Mrs. Earl Winston: base A-1. aaebleetteoabte fer general (formerly 30H W. Alameda) ball throw. M n . Meredith Hoff: patraaage; A t. anabJectfsBabte for table film that gives moviegoers In such a film that is loaded the cultured Moor and ally of the barracks of Stalag 17 some ndotesectts and adoBi; A-t. misb. their money’s worth. with pageantry and action there El Cid. Wilmer’s acting is where in Germany during World Sword JecUaubte for adnlts; B. ebtecllOB- are many evidences of a smart quiet, detailed, and thoughtful. War IL Of toe many dramas abte in part ftr an; C. candemned. The screenplay of Philip I tickets for Order me * Recommended showman’s eye, mind, and heart Italy’s Raf Vallonc, who be with the theme and background Room Song of Tordan and Frederick M. • E L CID, A-1 in toe casting. While some fine trays El Cid and later becomes of World War n, few have ever FMiuring d.llciout fntrws and SERGEANTS 3. A-1 Frank is thin of plot. Liber I 13fh annual STAR NIGHTS actors have absolutely nothing his friend, handles a limp role caught its ezeitement and sus mony othgr txotic but our WEEK-END WITH LULU, A-2 ties have been taken with Norway * 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD, to do and are barely recogniz effectively. pense as has Stalag 17. m*nu olio includ.1 your foverlM both history and legend, but d)i) 10:15 PM ii ASK and HARM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Narcotics Expert to Talk ^BROOMFIELD To Littleton Men's Club li On KOA Radio Bs(nr ynur IwiietiM (adctaB in aur iM egi (St. Mary’s parish, Littleton) 10:20 Every Sunday Eve ■ s o a D s a if t Thomas U. Andrews, district superintendent of the narcotics ning. Questions on reli squad for a four-state area, including Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico, will speak to the Holy Name men’s club on gion submitted by the ra Monday, Feb. 19, at 8:15 p.m. The meeting will be held in the dio audience answered on ■; school hall. the archdiocesan broad- Mr. Andrews has 30 years’ experience in law enforcement cast. Tax Payments Make You and work dealing with narcotics. His talk on the narcotics problem Booklet on Catholic will include the kinds of narcotics, methods of distribution, and Cbnrch available free of the ways ip which they are used by the addicts. A question cost to all inquirers. and answer t>eriod will follow.. WRITE TO Public Service Company A blood donors’ bank is being organized in the parish. All Ask and Learn, Station persons interested in this group are asked to call Bob Zarate KOA, Denver 2, Colorado PY. 4:2478. PTA at St. John's Plans DIRECT FACTORY PURCHASE SALE Home-SchoolNight Feb. 26 From Curtii Mathet— Makerg of Ameriea’i F in e d Home Entertainment Center* (St. John the Evangelist’s | held on Sunday, March 4. Parish, Denver) Sunday, Feb. 18, members of COMBINATION On Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 9:30 the Altar and Rosary society a.m. there will be a council; 'jli receive Communion in a Giarft 23” TV •A-Speei Stereo • AM-FM Redii meeting of the PTA in the |group in the 7:30 a.m. Mass, church lounge for all commit- j ''’he women presented the Rt. NOW ONLY ir tee chairmen and room mothers.; Rev. Monsignor John P. Mo- "6S. .ran, pastor, two gibs in honor Preparations will be made j of his birthday, $ . 9 5 for the home and school night,; Saturday, Feb, 17, is the to be held Monday, Feb. 26, date of ' the CYO spaghetti Mothers of sixth, seventh, and, dinner and valentine dance, eighth grade girls will discuss | The charge is 50 cents per per- MfekotiRT ‘.he mother-daughter tea to be j son for members. a 299 23,000 Vein nctira Fewer a All Hud Wired Square Dancing at St. James' 9 Fewer TroRtferiner Partners in Education (St. James' parish, Denver) ion Monday, Feb. 1|9, from 10 * Separate Redie-TV Cbotils ' Results of the Christmas card jam . until 12 noon; in Walsh Henduru Mitiofiny a Solid Wood Cabliien Thu pay taxes and so do we. In fact, Public Servlet panses of approximately 9100 PUPILS for tbe I960* sales will be announced at the Hall. Oiled Walnut 02723 PTA meeting Tuesday, Feb. 20. | CONFIRMATION APRIL 11 a Coeipore at S549.9B Company is the largest taxpayer in the state. In 1961, 1961 school year. Gcnulae Maple together with the names of the' Confirmation will be held in fer example, wa paid about $5H million in propoiy The taxes you psy, together with ours, is a worthwhila winners in the sales contest. the church on .Apjril 11. All PLUS FACiaRY AUTHaRIZED SERVICE CaNTRACT tnaa in tbe state. Of this amount, nearly 63H Bullion partnenlup we think. You and Public Service Com Members of the eighth grade children who are 1? years old YOV MUST BE SATISFIED went tomrda the support of the public sriiools. Thk' pany, teaming up to help give the children of today the will give an exhibition of square or who are in the sixth grade dancing. The meeting will be are eligible, knowledge theyT need to meet tomorrow’s challenges. tax nwnsy would pay the aducatianal operating ex held at the school cafeteria at The adults in the parish who N O DOW N 3 YEARS NO PAY8ENT CALL 8 p.m. ! have not been eonfiitmed should TO PAY TILL APRIL The PTA council will meet i contact the priests of the par- j PAYMENT NOW with Mrs. Leo Durbin, 1205 Pon- i ish. tiac street, on Thursday, Feb.' A class for adults will be an-! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY , 15, at 8 p.m. • ; nounced at .a later date. A flower arrangement class Students attending public Imperial n SH.4-12» MJmiiM-omedxmpmf j is being organized under the schools should be reigular in at-1 ‘ direction of Mrs. Tony Greco. tendance at the catqchism clas-1 I The first meeting will be held ses. , 1 • v m trade 471 SOUTH BROADW AY SH. 4-1220 Tliurtdoy, FabnMry IS, 19fiS THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE NINE Tourney Berths at Stake Creighton '5' Parochial League Picture Wwwk Eik I SclM dwU 4 Teams in 'Must Win' Situations Friday, Feb. 16 With the state Catholic bas ’The Cathedral^t. Joseph’s of the Grems’ 182 points. (Quin St. Joseph’s beat MIL Carmel, Opponents Site ketball tournament less: than a game should be an interesting lan is now the league’s top but Bill ^nchez of tee Eagles Next Foe for St Francis’ vs. Annunciation St. Francis’ (7 p.m.) month away, six Parochial contest that could go either way. scorer with 229 points for a 19.1 did his best to prevebt the de Cathedral vs. St. Joseph’s St Francis’ (8:30 p.m.) League teams are fighting for Tbe Bluejays will rely on the average. Pitdhford is third be feat He tallied 25 tq give him Mullen vs. Regis Mullen (8 p.m.) five berths in the classic. Regis hot shooting orBobby Dontvant hind Ed Rumpf of Machebeuf. a total of 48 for the; week end M t Carmel vs. Holy Family St Joseph’s (8 p.m.) and St. Mary’s appear certain to pull them through to a vic Holy Family did not take long of play. Jim Cassiday netted 23 St Mary’s vs Machebeuf St. Mary’s (8 p.m.) to finish one-two in the stand tory. to fall out of the clouds follow for me Bulldogs. Air Academy ings, but after that it is: a four- In the other two week-end ing its win over the Gremlins. St. Mary’s avenge^ a first- Sunday, Feb. 18 team race. St. Francis’, Mache tilts,^ Holy Family could pos ’Tte next time out they were round defeat by Mullen with a beuf, Annunciation, and Mullen sibly match its total win output dropped by Annunciation 60-46 45-35 win in Colorado Springs. St. Joseph’s (2 p.m.) Creighton University, one of ^Tbe Air Academy will coun Mt. Carmel vs. St. Francis’ are two games apart in the for the season with a pair 'of and then were pulverized by A hot first quarter by the Bucs St Joseph’s vs. Holy Family St. Joseph’s (,3.30 p.m.) the top Catholic college teams ter .with a more balanced at standings with six ^ames to go. triumphs over Mt. C^armel and St. Mary’s 75-28. was more than Mullen could Holy Family (2:30 p.m.) in the country, invades Colorado tack and tighter defense that Annunciation vs. St Mary’s One of the four is dodmed to St. Joseph’s. A win over the Machebeuf took advantage of handle. Regis vs. Cathedral Regis fiejdhouse (2:30 p.m.) Friday night, Feb. 15, to play may well be enough to counter attend the state meet in spec Bulldogs is not likely, however. the Gremlin’s two losses to On Sunday it was a different Machebeuf vs. Mullen George Washington (2:30 p.m.) the Air Force Academy., a team balance Silas. Coach Bob Spear tator status or not at all. The biggnt surprise of the jump into a tie with them for story, however, as the rejuve that is on its way to compiling consistently relies (m the work past week was the three-game third place. The Buffaloes final nated Mustangs rhttled the Tli« Top Ten With this much at stake, it is the best cage record in cadet of eight players, and everyone - performance of the SL Francis ly solved the Cathedral team easy to see why the St. Fran- hoops at 55 per cent efficiency history. The Omaha club has a of them is capable of pumping Gremlins, who came within/a for' a 56-48 victory. The Buffs to upend St. Francis'.: A1 Gagne Name School Games Points Ave. cis’-Annunciation and Mache- 15-4 mark against college oppo in IS or II points to lead the whisker of losing all three. The led by as many as 18 -points. was the top marksmhn with 10 Mike Quinlan St. Framcis 12 229 19.1 beuf-Mullen games are of great nents, and thd Falcons are 12-3, balanced scoring that has be Grems did salvage a 64-62 ver^ Enrlier thqy dumped SL Jo o6 12 from the field in the first Ed Rumpf Machebeuf 12 226 18.8 Importance to the teams involv come the trademark of the air ed. But these are not ttie only diet over Cathedral, but lost to seph’s 5142. half. He finished the night with Don Pitchford St. Francis’ 12 199 16.6 28 points. men. key contests. ninth place Holy Family 71-62 Regis won a pair of games, One thing about the game is Duane Gonzales Annunciation 12 , 190 15.8 and sixth place Mullen 71- but not the way you would ex Mullen also plays Regis on 56. ’The games merely empha STANDINGS certain. If the Falcons can man Bob Dunivant Cathedral 12 183 15.3 pect a league leader tq. Mt. age a six or eight point l|ad Friday night, and Machebeuf sized the (act that the Grem Carmel, without a win in league Team W L Pet AI Gagne Mullen 12 183 IS.S at any time in the fourth quar travels to Ckilorado Springs to lins, like every other team In play since the 1959-60 season, Regis 11 .917 Don Chavez Annunciation 12 180 St. Mary’s ter, the Bluejays might just as 15.0 play second place St. Mary’s. If the circuit, can be beaten. had the Big Red down 23-20 at 0 .750 Bill Sanchez , the Buffs are able to grab a Machebeuf .667 well start fiying'-heme; for the Mt. Carmel 12 175 14.6 One obvious factor in the half only to lose 49-37. ’Then An i* win, they will be the first team St Francis' .867 Cadets’ possession baU game is Rich Egloff Mt. Carmel 12 171 14.3 Gremlin play is the inability of nunciation took a crack at tbe to beat the Pirates on their anyone other than Mike Quin Big Red and came within a Annunciation .583 the best in the business. John O’Connell St. Mary’s 11 161 14.6 home floor this year. Ian and Don Pitchford to con point, 5049, of dumping the top Mullen 6 .500 St. Joseph’s 5 Mullen, now 6-6 for the year, tribute to the team’s offense. club. .417 Cathedral is capable of toppling tbe Raid- In the three games Wendy Stro Actually the Cardinals lost the 4 .333 Holy Family erg as are several other teams haur’s one-two punch scored 133 contest more than the Raiders 1 10 .163 Rangers Open Home Stand Feb. 17 Mt. Carmel in the league. But chances are won it. They failed to adjust to 0 12 .000 The Regis Rangers return This year’s Aggie team is one line. they will join the others and Ed'Murphy New a Regis pressing defense In the HUNT CUAM lRf final minute and one half of home Saturday night never of the best in tbe school’s his Ben Wesley continues to lead fall victim to the Regis “ im CompttH LicmtfiV A age.” play, and within seconds Regis AIttratloii teryfke m ore.to roam — at least this tory. It has a 15-5 record and Regis in scoring and rebound Baseball Coach had come from behind to win We Specialist in year. New Mexico Highlands is leading th|e Skyline Confer ing. Lou Stout is a distant sec Then on Sunday St. Mary’s the game. .It was the second University invades the Ranger ence. Bill Green and Jim d a n ond in both departments, and and Annunciation clash. No one, At St. M ar/s Quality Tailoting time this year that a press has n t 1.17th A v*.- n il I. coitex lair on Saturday night, Feb. 17, der of the Aggies comprise the Gary DeMarlie has the top field including Coach Ed Murphy of Ed Murphy, head basketball brongbt Gny Gibbs crew A C . 1-2255 A C 1-6511 and then on Monday the power best one-two punch in,the Sky goal average. St. Mary’s, doubts that the Birds 7201 I . I lh A V *. coach at St. Mary’s High School from the brink of defeat PL. 5-0*41 ful Colorado State University are capable of knocking off the Colorado Springs, will assume Aggies furnish the opposition. REGIS STATISTICS' Bucs. the duties of head baseball coach ) Paul Silas 'The two contests are the first NAME FG Pet. FT Pet. Reb. PU. A t s For the most part the other this spring, replacing Steve Ro of seven home games (six Ben Wesley 101 42.6 34 62.9 178 236 15.7 WILLIAMS RAMBLER, INC. games pit second division clubs not counting last ijight’s en Louis Stout 71 571 51 71.8 129 193 12.1 meo. against collegiate opponents) Gary D eM aiit* 69 51.1 4 i 58.6 35 179 Il.t against each other. The excep gagement with Colorado Col BOl Kelly 33 41.2 26 74.3 85 92 6.1 Romeo has directed the dia that will close out the season tions are on Sunday when St. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sake & Service lege. Junes Jones 29 38.2 31 6 7 .« 66 89 7.4 mond men for the past two for the in-and-out Ranger five. Psul Frey 34 S6.2 15 76.5 14 81 5.8 Francis’ plays winless Mt. Car The glittering records of both Jerry Sherman 39 34.5 IS 45.0 58 years, and in that time be has Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes Now sporting a 6-9 mark in 78 5.6 mel ' and Regis battles Ca Dean SuniTan 32.4 4 40.0 26 26 2.0 compiled a tremendous won-lost clubs are expected to draw an collegiate competition, Regis Allen Thomas ' s 24.0 5 29.4 44 17 1.7 thedral. other capacity crowd at the can lose only one more game if BUI Whalen S 33.3 0 00.0 • a 16 1.2 record. But Romeo, who is also Open Tom Kojls 2030 S. Univereity 8 H . 4-2781 2,101 seat Air Force gym. 1 50.0 5 75.0 2 5 1.6 head football coach, expects Ivtning* it hopes to have a winning sea Dick Rooserirerf 2 40.0 1 100.0 8 5 :8 Regis Inaugural Ball Creighton is paced! by a 6'7” son. Km OawlU 0 00.0 1 S0.0 0 1 .5 record turnout of 120 boys for £ Ron Mabaffey « 00.0 O', 00.0 4 0 .0 the grid sport this fall, and for sophomore, Paul Silas, who has Chances are UiatT.S.U. will Team Rebounds 131 To be Held Feb. 16 been called by some the best be more than Regis can handle, Total Regis 395 30.8 2 K GUI 791 1.018 that reason wishes to devote Oppooentsi’ Totals 378 30.0 298 64.0 709 1.054 sophomore since Ohio State’s even at home. Earlier this sea Regis college’s annual inau more of his time to preparation ONE pickup for D I^ C T service gural ball, citing the newly fabulous Jerry Lucas. son the Aggies whipped the for football. Tlie Rev. Leo Ken elected members of the college’s The Oakland, ^alif., native is Rangers 78-56 at Fort Collins. nedy, athletic director at SL student senate executive board, currently the nation’s top re- The game on Saturday is also a Mary’s, made the announce to both’ will be held Friday night, Feb. teunder, and his 24-point scor rematch. The Rangers won the ment. 16, in the Shirley Savoy Hotel. ing average places Uih in the first game by a score o f 81-71 at top 25 scorers in collegiate bas Las Vegas, N. Mex. Preceding the dance, mem Call a coasts ketball this year. ’This isn^t all The rivalry between Colorado bers of both tbe outgoing and that ’ ’Tall F^ul” can do. Blue- State and Regis has been a incoming boards and general ZONE CAB jay Coach John J. “ Red” Mc heated one, especially in the assembly and their guests will DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING C O J N C . Manus observes that as often past five years. Overall, C.S.U. MAin 3-7171 as not it is Silas who leads attend a dinner at the Park - CH EA Pia SATIS 45th A Jackoon • Danvar • Phona DUdlay 8^4567 holds a 12-7 edge in the series, 1-wsr lAoio-aiAN niw cam the Jays’ fast break after first Lane hotel. but the,two schools have split taking the rebound off the de the'last 10 games. ’The home fensive backboard. * team has managed to come out ’The Creighton record has not the winner most of the time. been compiled against second- 1 rate teams. ’The Jays havef PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE 'dumped Notre Dame twice, Young Adults Marquette, Iowa, Denver, Rice, CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE Princeton, and U.C.IiA. Cur Elect Officers rently they are riding a five^ Officers of the Catholic game winning streak, and all Young Adults’ Gub at St., John ALL SAINTS' CURE d' ARS BLESSED SACRAMENT have been on the road. the Evangelist’s parish,' Den Andersen Pharmacy ver, are:' LINCOLN DRUG Wall Have your Doctor phone os president. Bob Seib; vice FREE DELIVERY le Your Prescription. president, Mary Jean Moran; Cold Bond Stamp* WiUCARPETS Free pick np and delivery. secretary, Jody Huggins, and 2345 So . F * d * r * l W E . 5-4441 Room She We Appreciate tre^urer, Jim Cirbo. The Itangmr Rebwmd A— For a Chang* Your Catholic Druggist and Smaller club’s moderator is the Rev. your patronage. RUGS Dan Caulfield 2801 Fairfax • Ph. FR 7-2950 L «rt«t falKtIoni In Ml* City. Lawrence St. Peter. Jerry Sherman came down with this rebound in the Regis- A poster party will be held Air Force Academy game, but more often than not it was the Furniture K 7o J .r Friday, Feb. 16, at 9 p.m. in the airmen who controlled the boards. Two of the Falcons most HOLY FAMILY HOLY CROSS, THORNTON OfM MwUfy mi WeUMiUey Iveniiift school cafeteria for the Mardi responsible for their team’s supremacy of the boards were im 1:10 PJL Gras dance scheduled Sunday, Bill Knipp, 35, and Rober Zoeller, 20. ’The Cadets won the WOODMAN O TY VIEW Feb. 25. game 6145, thus extending to four in a row their string of E.M.W. Professional Pharmacy YOU CAN ADVERTISE YOUR Charges for the dance will victories over the Rangers. PHARMACY where cuh talks —Prescriptions— Ph. AT 7 5535 2141 So. Broadway be. 81 per person. Costumes are PARISH PHARM Aa HERE optional and guests may be in 44th A Ten n yau n U L- S-2251 8796 N. Corona Silemuui 4-2254 Oenvar It, Colo. Thornton 29, Ouio. vited. Junior Parochial League Schedule Fta* Detivary In North Uonvor Sea Qeorse DroUr or Bob Roblea CALL KE 4-4205 ...... VARSITY gym on Saturday. Feb. 17: St. Gamea to be played at St. Vincent Clara's vs. St. Patrick's at 0:30 and de Paul's g y m ^ n Tuesday, Feb. 20: Mt. 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Rally in Fort Lupton Us Your Prascriptlon Paramount Haights Shopping Canttr Your Catholic Druggist IU041 W. 24tli A vt. IS. 7 4 lS I Dan Caulfield St. William’s High School re Mrs. August Lambrecht. Mrs. ligious group in Fort Lupton John Camenga, and Mrs. Wil INTEGRITY ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA ST. ANNE'S, ARVADA AWARD sponsored a youth rally attended bert Nagel prepared the lunch. by 150 youths Jan. 28 in the R. & A . AND ALLENDALE church. Youth groups from PLAQUES Honor Society DRUG CO. PHARMACY Brighton, Hudson, Keensburg, Professional Prescriplion Platteville, and "Frederick at Launched at Service 9800 W. 59th PUhe BfiOMZE TABLETS tended the rally. 1214 South Shtrldan Blyd. BA. ^^S97 . W E . 4-7422 Highlighting the event were a Marycrest Arvada, Coloradp movie on Russia, short speeches (Marycrest High School, ST. CATHERINE'S from Father Herbert L. Bani- When your health is at ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA V ISIT YO U R gan, pastor of S t William’s; Denver) O R . 7-054* O L . 5-»*04 stake, you want both and Father Leonard Abercrom The inauguration of the Na BUSY CORNER LINCOLN D R K bie, spiritual director of all the tional Honor Society and the in your doctor and phar DRUG STORE FRBB DILIVBRY< gYoups. duction of new members into CATHOLIC LIBRARY Professional Pharmacists macist to display skill GoM Bond BlompS “ The Nature of Man” was dis the St. Bonaventure Chapter 2345 Bo. Fo dorol W B . 14441 W. 38th Ave & Federal Blvd. and accuracy. were featured in the school. Your Catholic Druggist cussed by Mike Courtney of Col Denver, Colo. lege High in Greeley. A repre The program was conducted Dan Caulfield “ ALL PARISHES WELCOME. . . . sentative from each town report by the Monsignor Canavan ed on what his class had ac Chapter of Cathedral High ST. DOMINIC’S ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' ST. p H N 'S complished throughout the year. School with Norman Dewhurst, OPEN n A.M. TO 3 P.M. student governor, acting as Joe VonFeldt, master of cere South Denver Drug FRANK MATHIS chairman. Inducted into the BLY'S Alameda Drug Store CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS monies, and Theresa Widhalm, V. 0. PETEBSON, Prup. “ Have Your Doctor Call Us” president of the Fort Lupton chapter were Barbara Taylor, Prescription Pharmacy DRUGGIST Complete Drug & Liquor junior Newman class, intro charter president; Mary Jo Hours; 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Cut Rate Drugs Cempleto OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Reinert, vice president; Karen S a t 9 A .M . to 2 A .5 L Fountain Service Sundries Oepartment duced the various groups and Prescription Service 9 Metzger, secretary-treasurer; Pa explained the different contests 5120 W . 29th A vo . - Q L . 54191 Took Business Appreciated Wm. N. A KEITH SNIDER Phones RA. ^4e8S-M686 tricia Miller, , Marj Jean Free DoUvary Free Browsing; throughout the evening. Alamado A So. Broadway 4*5 So. Poorl St. RA. M1*1 6th Ave. at Marloii Storm, Jane Evans, and Kath Membership Fee $1 Per Year . . . leen Kennedy. ST. JOHN’S COMMITTEE HEADS ST. MARY MAGDALENE HOLY NAME, FT. LOGAN ST: VINCENT DE PAUL Committees planning the youth Sophomore probationary mem rally were the refreshment com bers are Susan Blue, Judy Kolb, CAPITOL DRUG < £ m l (D juju^ Access to thousancis of dollars mittee, headed by Roberta Vigil; and Elizabeth Kaiser. THE FREY LINCOLN DRUG PAUL 0. SCHNEIDER “Filling Prescriptions Is tbe PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY the band committee, with Mer- The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil- Member of St. John's Perish Most Important Part of Of Catholic Literature cedes Nolasco acting as chair-iliam H. Jones, archdiocesan Gold Bond Stamps Convenient Drive-In 2901 Sheridan Bird. Our Business” : man; thq name card committee,:superintendent of schools, re 2345 So . F a d t r t I W E . 5-4441 Window Service Phono: BE 7-Z761 * OUU-e Cards e CoMMtlM headed by Harriet Rangel; and!minded the students that intel- Your Catholic Druggist 625 19th St. Next to Holy Ghost Church FREE DELIVERY RA. 2-5664 • Free Delkety the game committee, headed byJectual gifts increase their re- (. 4th t Fillmars FA. 7-2741 "Fountain Service” Dan Caulfield ION a. Ooylonl el TonMo*** Joe VonFeldt. isponsibility to mankind. . PAGE TEN THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER rfiunday, February 15| 1962 CYO 'Fun Night' Set St. Anthotty Officers In Littleton Run Meet for 192 Youths (SI. Mary’s Parish, liUleton) “ Fun Night” will be held Sat urday, March 3, Preparations (8 t Aatbony of Padua’s Parish, meeting was conducted 'by the Denver) new officers. I are teing made. Anyone having A total of 192 young people fh e officers are Skip Duran, I comic books, Golden BMks, jew-' attended the second meeting of president, Dick Castillo, vice ;elry, or white elephants may. the parish CYO. A business president. Connie Martinpz, sec bring them to scho^ Or contact retary, and Luanne dfu rchill, Mrs. T. Tierney, ways and, treasurer. means chairman, PY 4-6168. Notre Dame Adult advisers for the group "The Health of Your Child” are Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beck was the topic given by two Lit er, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scott, Mr. tleton doctors at the meeting of BovUmr SooMy Officers Altar Society and Mrs. Mike Rosales, and Mr. the PTA. and Mrs. Henry James. The Mrs. Francis Reinert installed new officers ident; James WDlging, vice president; and Or. Richard Altmix discussed CYO members will receive Com of the Altar and Rosary Society at Sacred Leslie A. Berry, secretary. Father Edward childhood diseases and the ser Seats Officers munion in a group the second Heart parish, Boulder. Left to right are Mme*. VoUmer, O.S.B., pastor, d M the outgoing of iousness of a common cold. Dr. Sunday of the month in the m u Thi S t e e r , nslriant treasnrer; Albert J. ficers for their achievements and welcomed (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) Lucius Cassidy showed a film a.m. Mass. ^ Doaflnim’, treasnrer; Albert J. Gatiepy, pres the incoming officers. New officers of the Altar and flew Assistant and told of the development Rosary society were installed. TALENT NEEDED | and care of the teeth. They are Mrs. Frank McGregor, Forty interested parishioners Father Bernard Mulligan, C.SS.R., (at left), pastor of St. Mrs. N. Brocker„sta|mp chair president; Mrs. Vincent Gag- are neinled to lend their talents Joseph’s (Redemptorlst) Parish, Denver, looks on as Father man, assisted by'Mrs. J. Lane, Committee Posts Filleil in Boulder to the old time minstr^ show liardi, first vice president; Mrs. George Ford, C.SS.R. (at right), signs the parish record book. asks everyone to participate in production to be h eld: in the matnd Heart Pnish, Boulder) Frank Dale, courtesy; Mrs. Hen the rights and duties of a good John Greenwalt, second vice Father Ford, a native of the parish, succeeds Father Walter the Gold Bond stamp pro parish hall. Persons interested Htwly appointed committee- ry Danger, permanent working; citizen. president; Mrs. Leonard Kopec, Karrer, C.SS.R., as assistant. The latter has been transferred gram. women of tlM Altar and Rosary Mrs. Stanley Kamas, sisters’ The Ten Century dub winners treasurer; Mrs. Robert Novotny, may call Reta Scott, WEi 4-0612. to Holy Name Parish, Omaha, after serving seven years at s o d o ^ are Mrs. Richard C. aid; and Mrs. J. B. Duffie'd for February are; Board of di secretary; Mrs. Donald Nalty, Parents of c h il^ n iin the St. Joseph’s. More than 185 guests honored Father K a m r at a Johnson, membership; Mrs. and Mrs. J. C. Becker, care of rectors, Don Megli, Robert E. historian; and Mrs. Leo Phelan, CCD scohol of religion have re farewell reception Feb. 8. J U ^ d Reeme, publidty; Mrs. churdi and altar. Dalton, Anna Tallman, Don finandai secretary. ceived a letter appealing to j' ST. PHILbMENA'S : them for help in the program. Ray Relscm, hospitality; Mrs. The first project of the group Jenkins, Robert L Shapard; CHAIRMEN for 1962 will be a St. Patrick’s secretary - treasurer, Tony Di The plea is for helpers, who Committee chairmen an PARISH : d a y dinner-dance, which will be Salvo, vice president, John Lyn- do not teach but who assist the nounced by Mrs. McGregor, Purvuli Dei Awurds Rite kiewiecz, and president, Robert teachers. All Sfints Porish a parish family affair. president, are Mrs. John Lee, All wombn interested in mem- Stetson. A new series of Instructions parliamentarian; Mrs. Donald The next HSA meeting will be in the faith will be started by Brentwood iberahip may call the member- Eberle, membership; Mrs. Set for St. Rose's Scouts Monday, March 5, with the fifth the pastor on Wednesday, Feb. ! ship chairman, Mrs. Jerri John James Nolan and Mrs. Harry TED'S LIQUORS graders’ parents as hosts. 21, at 8 p.m. Classes ate held (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, dance will be held at the son, HI 2-1677. The society will Buckle, program; Mrs. Albert 3525 East CoUaz meet Wednesday, April 11, in The Franciscan Fathers are every Wednesday and Friday Denver) ' Town House on April 28. Walberg and Mrs. Joseph Wat FR 7-8881 conducting a mission in the evening. The Parvuli Dei awards will Women of the parish are St. Benedict’s Hall at 8 p.m. ers, hospitaUty; Mrs. Robert G&WHARDWARE parish this week for the wom The CFM will meet on Fri be presented to the (^ b Scouts asked to save labels from any DOMESTIC HSA DEMONSTRATIONS Lindel and Mrs. Joseph McNul WINE IMPORTED ' en of the parish and will have day, Feb. 16. ip the hfome- of of Pack 206 on Sunday, Feb. Bluhill products, which are re At the Home bnd School As ty; flowers; Wt win b4 htppy to hilp you another mission for the men, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Duvull, 1325 18, at 2 p.m. by, Father Barry deemable for Gold Bond stamps New Is the ThM Fer sociation meeting Feb. 5, dem Mrs. Joseph Cox, publicity; with your ttloctMn beginning SuRUay, Feb. 18. S. Wolff Street, at 8 p.m. The J. Wogan, pastor.. Afterward, through the society. Mrs. Betty onstrations were given on dass- Mrs. Herbert Pahren and Mrs. — FREE D E U V E R V . Power Mower Repair Twenty-five women from Christian Family Movement has the annual Blue and Gold din Shelton is chairman of this pro room procedures by three of the Robert Bishop, sunshine; Mrs. I. i. LAMtMCHT. Prop. ^ u ld er attended the Fort Col started a lending library ^ located ner will be held in the Labor ject [Froo Flek-Up and Storo90| | teachers. Suzanna Gioga, linens; Mrs. lins Distrid Deanery meeting in in the credit union office. Union Hall, 360 Acoma street. Mrs. Leslie Berry provided Kenneth Plank anih Mrs. Wil ^ Nativity of Our Lord par 100 CYDERS Sunday, Feb. 18, will be 1962 ICE PISHING fim-filled minutes of music; Kay liam Smith, telephone; Mrs. Ev ish in Broomfield Feb. 6. AT COMMUNION Communion day for the chil LiaN SES AVAILABLE Sopka, science teacher, present erett Usher, votive litdits; i « « » » S T . THERESE PARISH^ After less than one month's dren of the^parlsh. The chil ed a working demonstration on ACCW committees, Mrs. June dren attending the parish SUNDAY MASSES * n «S 8. Federal Blvd. Valiant, organization and devel actual operation, CYO bad 100 inertia and gravitational forces; Dance Slated school will receive Commun- WE. 5-1701 opment; Mrs. Joiseph pub youths at the ^actuary! railing 6 :0 0 .7:0 0 - 8:00 -10:00 • 11:15 6 12:15 and Mrs. Dubay, eighth grade Cox, ioB in a group in the 8 a.m. social studies teacher, spoke on lic relations;. Mrs. Joseph Ma- for the group^ first monthly CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4 to 5:80 6 7:30 to 9 For Youths at Communion, i Mass. The children attending ginn and Mrs. Gustav Scena, public schools vrill receive in Greatest credit for thejsuccess Revs. John J. Regan, Francis Pettit Cure d'Ars spiritual development; and Mrs. the 9 a.m. Mass. Herman Atencio, foreign reUef. of the new CYO, said! Father (Curt d’Ars Parish, Denver) On Feb. 8, the school pupils 1243 Kingston St., Aurora EM. i0735 St. Monica’s circle will meet Robert E. Kekeisen, pastor, A Catholic youth dance will held a Civil Defense walkout, in the home of Mrs. Cyril Kipp, goes to its adult advisers. Bur be held Saturday, Feb. 17, in which was termed a success. 2306 S. Zenobia Street, ’Tuesday, ton and Carmelita Becker, and The children cleared the school the gym for young people aged Feb. 20, at 8 p.m. tlieir assistants, Ed and Reta 15 to 19. Music for this event Scott, Mike and Pat Rosales, building and were on their way JOHN R. COYU ^ A diBner-dance and social will be furnished by a dance and Mr. and Mrs. Henry James. home in four minutes. are planned for Saturday, Optometrist band. Admission is 75 cents. A total of nearly 200 attend On Friday, Feb. 16, a pa March 3,’ in (he Wolhurst The monthly meeting of the weekly sessions in the parish triotic assembly will be held in CONTAQ LENSES and GUSSES on CREDIT RUN Country Club. A chicken din St. John Vianney society has hall. the school hall at 2 ^.m. The 9355 East (tolfax Aurora, Colo. Your Parish Service Station been canceled for the month ner at $2.75 per plate will be guest of honor will be the Ser Phones: 3664870 8664981 served at 6:30 p.m. Dancing, Horn it o helpful dirtdory. Look for the lifting ol your of February because of the toma Club. The program will proximity of the annual par at $3 per couple, will be held consist of a sketch entitled nearby “parlth" tervico flotion. Ih friendly operator Recollection ish dinner. Thhj dinner will from 8:30 to 11:36 p.m. “ Catholic Patriot,” a choral is asking tbit special means to invite your patronage. BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH: be held Saturday, March 3. Reservations are limited to Event Set at reading “ Thank You Amer You'll find that this extra friendliness it nratched w’th EUOOItA ST. a MONTVIlW ILVO . ‘ A laywomen’s retreat at El 100 couples and can be made by ica,” and patriotic songs by cheerful service and expert attention for your cor. Pomar retreat house, Colorado calling the rectory, 935-7800; Mr. Precious Blood girls of the seventh and eighth SUNDAY MASSES He’s ready to serve i^u with gen and oil, tires, bat Springs, will be held on March grades. and Mrs. Tom Sebastian, WE 5- 7:00 - 8:00 - 9:80 • 10:45 ■ 12:00 - 5:30 p.m. teries, lubrication arid other convenient services. By 24. All women of the parish 8732; or Mr., and Mrs. Edwin (Most Precious Blood Parish, DETECTIVE TO SPEAK "pulling in” at hit station regularly, you yrill recipio- are invited to make this retreat WeU, WA 2-1558. ‘ Denver! On Monday, Feb. 19 the PTA CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:30 k 7:30 c t e bi* friendliness and get the best in service. and may call Mrs. Frank Kreut- 4nyone having news items for An afternoon of recollection of the parish will meet in the RL Rev. Msgr. H. V. Campbell, Pastor zer, DU. 8-3275, for reservations. will be sponsored by the Altar the Denver Catholic Register is auditorium of the Rishel Jun 4930 Montview Blvd. FR. 7-1692 and Rosary society Sunday, Feb, HOLY PAJKiaY ST. THERESE Games parties are held each asked to call Jennie Cox, WE ior High School. The guest Monday at 8 p.m. in the school 6-6502, by noon Saturday for the 18, from 1:30 to 5 o’clock. A speaker will be Detective Sgt. gym. HENRY’S following week’s puWication Franciscan Father will be the Shively of the Denver Police VINCE'S “ OPaATlNO OUl OWN nANT' CONOCO speaker. Department. Plans for the PTA Please Patronize BERKELEY RECEIVE AWARD fun night will be aimoudced. Your REGISTER Park Hill Cleaners STANDARD' Y SERVICE Nine boys, six Boy Scouts and Members of Brownie Troop three Explorers from the parish 940 were invested Feb. 12. This Advertisers and East 23rd at Cherry Firestone Tires, aetterles, Social in Aurora Parish Alt.ritlom-Uvn4ty Riptln Complete Tune-V( received the Ad Altare Dei is a new troop of girls in the Mention Accssi®ri#s Goto UNO ntMfi Brake Work, Wash HENRY HENNINGHAKE, Owner award in the Cathedral Feb. 11. second grade who have reach EA. 2-6235 Ptek-up 4 Mlvtry Lubrication lU00,Kast CoUex at MoUne They are Michael' Fletcher, THE REGISTER SSrti a TennyMn EM . SeSM AURORA ed the Brownie age. ewoNi^sss-ms To Integrate Newcomers Eugene Gold, John Graham, Thfe Jolly Bluebirds of the U per GeUoD*Cuh DUcouiit ST. FRANCIS David Harrison, Thomas Man parish will hold their second (St. Plus Tenth Parish, Aurora) •0000000000 St. Vincent de Paul's Parish Conoco The bake sale held by :the fred, Michael Stack, Robejt annual valentine party in hon JOE'S SINCUIR In an effort, to integrate new Altar and Rosary Society Feb. Kevin Marshall, Robert McCune, or of the first grade girls on so. UNIViRIITY BLVD. A B. ARIZONA 44tti a ZenoWe Products comers into the parish and to 11 earned $160. Mrs. Jo Ruder, Jr., and Robert Kolb. Eugene Saturday, Feb. 17, in the, home SUNDAY MASSES Complete Automotive Service furnish an opportunity for a so chairman, -thanks a ir the wom Gold was religious adviser for of Mrs. Roger Dal Vera, 1334 All types repairs 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15 cial, a program of cards and en who made the sale a suc this award. S. Canosa Court. Confession; ^ t ^ a y s 3:80 to 5:80 and 7:80 to 0 p.m. ¥ LufarlM lIen games is planned Sunday, cess. The annual Blue and Gold RL Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. CSulUvan, Pastor Oeica eatlerlef Mother Cabrini Circle will Cub Scout dinner will be held 2385 E. Ariziona SP. 74813 455-9926 Car Washing Feb. 18, from 7 t,o 10 p.m. Through these efforts and meet in the home of Mrs. Jeff Bob Martin (EM. 44332) is in the Christmas card sales, the Saturday, Feb. 17, at 6 p.m. Briggs, 711 S. Navajo, Street, W. A. (Dutch) Thomas charge of arangements. society purchased such items in the sdiool cafeteria. There on Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 8 p.m. Alameda A Looen P i. 3-1040 will be 10 persons attending CATHEDRAL diRE D’ARS as the vestments obtained for Mother Cabrini Circle pre DRIVE-IN LIQUORS the Sfeters’ chapel and the this potiuck dinner. Robert sented the Altar and Rosary LOOKING cost was more than $1,000. Loveland is the cubmaster. Society a check for $10 at its 1080 So. Colorado Blvd. Grocery and Market Phil's Conoco Sorvico Sunday, Feb. 18 is family meeting. It was announced B u m — Wlntt Llquon Pork ffill The past summer the society f a n c y M IA T S , ViaiTAU-iS group Communion day. that the annual post-Easter CignrattM For Complete FOR gave $1,050 for the electric Rtg. S ite _____SlM AND QUALITY aROCIRIIS Conoco appliances for the new con King Site_____h M Free Dellmy SPtoee 7-4447 Auto Service 33rd and Holly PIANO vent. SK. 6-7SM Merry McCarthy, MC- 2331 L Okh A«t. (L Oth. tu t Okit) TA.5e3U . VALUE? The parish welcomes Rafael Lourdes Teen-Age Club 14th Ave. et PenmylvM ii* Frte Pickup A Otilvery and Luisa Nunez and their two Veur Naprest Caneea THRIFT-W AY MARKET daughters, Annh and Gisela, to ST. PHILOMENA Harry Crews PR J-tft) CECIL MEACHAM, RROP. LESTER— Denver. 'The Uuban family is Plans Party for Feb. 24 ST. PATRICK being sponsored by the Men’s QUALITY NEATS >nSH-POULTRY (Our Lady of. Lourdes Parish, work of the women of the Bortlott'f BETSY ROSS club. Parisioners are asked to Nationally Advertised Brands Foods | Arrow stop by their apartmet)t at 1082 Denver) shrine and Franciscan groups Stondord Clarkson Street, Apt. 2, and Members of the new teen of the CCD. Saie Money Here — 1004 8. Gaylord — PE. t-788S r Service welcome them, age club scheduled their first A convert class, started Sorvico Authorized Dealer party at Glassier’s barn Satur Feb. 5 in the rectory is being CURE d'ARS PARISH n n I. Colfax Ave. lA . M7U SEEKS EMPLOYMENT day, Feb. 24. The organization conducted by Father John Oee, OH, TIree, extree. W ethM e„ Station Mr. Nunez is seeking em is composed of high school Slattery. The group meets I. 31ND A DAHLU BT. OreMlne, and Slahm Cleanlne DRIVE IN WITH CONFIOENCR ployment. He was a credit youths. twice a week on Mondays and SUNDAY MASSES couxTious etiivica TUNI-UP A BRAKl S ltV IC i n il Pacos manager for 21 years and can Activities outlined by the teen Fridays. This is the second 6:00-7:00-8:00-10:00-11:80 A 7:00 pjn. at. S4737 agers include skiing, swimming, of the series given each year. ° 0 T \ 1 3 t operate various office ma CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 k 7:30 EAST HI CHEVRON chines, take shorthand, and bowling, and dancing. It was A parish map is being made Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor ■ eetCeH ax CHRIST THE KING type. Persons who can help voted to continue the club ac in preparation for a parish cen At Jocephlne MUSIC CO. ) may call Frank Ruder, Men’s tivity throughout the summer sus to be taken this spring by 3050 DahUa St. EA. |H19 Complete A«rte, ED’S S e rv le e niKK r.\UKi\(; J club president, EM. 6-5674. months. Officers will be elected members of the CCD groups of CONOCO ; .21 l.INCOlN The topic of the Thursday Feb. 24 at the first club party. fishers and helpers. The map pswHDisevie SERVICE information class will be A teen-age orchestra was or is being made by Pat «Ficco 1332 Broadway ganized within the club mem Okw Hyett, iMUi Lubrication — Washing “ What About Evolution?” The and Glen Peacock. bership under the direction of Tires — Batteries CH. 4-4556 classes are held on Mondays FIRST RECIPIENTS TOLVE LIQUORS ST. MARY MAGDALENE Pat Ficco, assistant adult dir Custom ’Tnne-Up . and Thursdays in the church Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahha 8th Ave. BeUalre OPEN MON. and FRI. EVES. ector of the club. The first recipients of the cov Aeraai the Street rnxn St Mary A basement at 7:45 p.m. 4142 E. 8th Ave. eted Parvuli Dei and Ad Altare Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 • Hasdalena Cbureb 150 MEMBERS P H O N I R A . 2-0141 Dei awards in the three-year One hundred fifty members \i(K ri.OKA j\M(i: M(Ki:\___ LARRY'S history of Cub Pack and "ftnop of the CCD study club under .VA.MV .IIM M.\l\ ST. DOMINICS 300 were given to Bruce Thomas the direction of Mr. and Mrs. TEXACO One Blecfc North o f Hayward and Woodrow J. Wil Clarence Van Deren, are re Firestone Tires, Butteries, St. Dominie's Church, PATRONIZE son. viewing a number of books to Accessories THELMA KASSON fte^ BERRY’S be used in their discussion Bruce T. Hayward, a Lion Cub Official Inspection Station BEAUTY SHOP DUCKWALL'S CONOCO groups. The group is making of Pack 300, will receive his 2900 Sheridan GR. 7-9824 2876 Colorado Blvd. Denver's Newest Y SERVICE a ribbon with a medal to be award at special Investiture ST. JOHN'S OUR worn each Communion Sun services in the church. Bruce is Hair Styling Suburban VarlefY Store North Speer at Federal Partnoneni Woving day. in the fifth grade and is the a/utUAtaoppiNSCfini GR. 7-6166 PHONI Dtxter MIM VERN’S The men of the Holy Name son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Thelme Xetion O'Connor, Owner 33rd B Dehlle lA . 14931 AUTO MT. CARMEL ADVERTISERS society sponsored a breakfast Hayward. Woodrow Wilson, senior pa SERVICE Feb. 1 for the Boy Scouts and ST. JOHN'S PARISH'^ SMOKEY’S Cub Scouts and their fathers. trol leader of Troop 300, receiv We Offer Complete Service SINCLAIR Tom Canjar, president of the ed his Ad Altare Dei award I. 7th AVI. « ELIZABETH CT. MOBIL OIL PRODUCTS Rocks of Lourdes club, an Feb. 1 from Archbishop Urban East 6th A Detroit SERVICE THEY SUPPORT __ SUNDAY MASSES ___ nounced that the committee for J. Vehr. Woodrow is. in the DE. 34787 6:00 - 7:30 - 9:00 • 10:30 A.M. and 12:00 M. Complete Automotive the 1962 parish Mardi Gras has eighth grade and the son of Mr CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 3:30 k 7:30 NOTRE DAME Faculties been working on the annual and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. 42nd & Pecos St. YOUR production. This began back in A blue and gold dinner will Ht . Rev. John P. Moran, PAgrint Aeroas the Street from 1948, when the parish was first be held in the Center House NOTE* DARK CHURCH G R 7-9261 E. 7th and Elizabeth S t EA. 2-2026 organized. The old-timer’s din Saturday, Feb. 17 at 6:15 p.m, tiessvap IBS Please Patronize ner was postponed until spring MEADOWS The club will sponsor another Your REGISTER ▼ CONOCO “ work project” this spring. O L S O N 'S Advertisers and NEWSPAPER! Work will begin on the beauti COMPLETE ^ ^ im R s m p fication of the parish prayer 0 0 192 St. Paul street AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Mention CgHwIlct BUY 2195 So. Sheridan garden erected by the nnen last Food Market 4 I B L DUdhy 94919 THE REGISTER summer. •dvtrthtd In IM r Aerett from Cherry Creek Bank YU. 5-9970 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER CATHOLIC R IO irrlR Appreciates Your Business Funds to cover this expense Wbers Flowers Are are being obtained through the 3030 E. 6th EA. 2-1801 Gnartntoed Thurt^y, February 15,1962 THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAGE ELiVEN Aurora Parish Sponsors Book Fair LEGAL NOTICES MARKET PLACE l \ J n n RENTING'HIRl'iG (St. Therese'f Parish, Aurora) chase of books that will be ceive Communion Sunday, Feb. ' IN THE COUNTY COURT OFMllllONS J L BUYING'SEILING Hundreds of parents and chil added to the school library. The 18, in the 8 a.m. Mass. A In and for the C3ty and County of dren toured the school Feb. 11 selection of books centered in breakfast will follow in the Denver and State of Colorado for the annual book fair. Pro the fields of science, history, school basement No. P-S23 NOTICE OF FILIN S OF PETITION grams arranged throughout religion, and geography. FOR DETERMINATION OF the afternoon drew large The Altar and R o e ^ So HEIRSHIF Phone KE. 4-4206 Today to Place Your Classified Ai iter — Ask fun the Classified Deuar crowd!, and 'attractive dis ciety’s fashion show will be IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BERNICE SMITH, also known u plays of books held the fascina held Thursday, Feb. IS, at 8 LEGAL NOTICES BERNICE J. SMITH, 801013. SMITH, tion of onlookers. p.m. in the school basement andiBERNICE J. SCHMIDT, Deceased. New Classified Ad Deadline . . . Approximately $1,400 was do- The group’s monthly meeting THE PEOPLE OF THE IN TH I COUNTY COUUT STATE OF COLORADO: n a M by families for the pur- will be Thursday, Feb. 22, at In uid for th* Cltv and County To all persons interested, 7:45 p.m. in the school base of Oonvar and Stata of Colorado GREETING: NOW - Tuesdoy a! 5 p.m. r -x m t TAKE NOTICE that there has ment following the recitation of No. been filed In the above-named estete Only Wgnt Ads recpitsd by phons or mill bffore 9 P.M Tuetday can be published la the current week the Rosary. The guest speaker NOTICi OP FINAL liTTLBM IN T a peUtion asking for a Judicial ascer will be Mrs. Mimi Bush. EaUU of HAYHOND 1. CAN M R. tainment and determlnlhation of the a /k /a / RAYMOND CANJAR (De- heirs of such decedent, and setting Qreeley PAR VeU DEI AWARD eaaaad) No. P-nSM forth that the names, addresser and INSTRUaiON 2A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 SEWING MACHINES 40 relaUonifaips to dece^nt of aU per The Parvfili Dei award was NoUee la hareby slvan that I have Tutoring In English. Grade 5 thru sons who are or claim to be heirs Notre Dame—S3 singer Dlal-A-Stltch. Zig-Zaga, ovar- earned.,^ by Alan' Qlson, Steve fUed my (Inal raport in tha County 12. Highly IjuaUfled teacher. 80c per Court of tha City and County of Den- of said decedent, ao far as known casta, buttonholes, saws on buttons, Barker, Joe Diamond, /Brian to the petitioner, are as follows, hour. Call 985-4050 after 5 p.m. var, Colorado, and that any parson blind hems, dams, mandt, embroid Beilman, Tim O’Connor, Tom desiring to object to tha same shall to-wtt: GREENBRIER Adamson Mortuary file, written objecUon with the said Hilllcent Jackson Dowiu, Box 249, INCOME TAX SERVICE 2-B Cuitom Homtt ers, makes many (ancy applique de Smagala, Tom Schwab, and court on or before March IS, 19S2. Covina, Callfamla, Sitter; C h ild o f signs without buying extra attaeb- 24 Hour Ambulance Service David Hall. The Blue and Gold JOHN A. CANJAIJ Margaret Jackson Crandall, decaated Stevenion OPEN DAILY s is t t r ; EXCEPT iUNOAY menta. Aisuma Ust 5 pmts. o f 14.56 Qreeley, Colorado dinner will be held Thursday, Administrator RICHARD L. OTT Fred Jackson Ct-aodall, 709 S. 10th Income Tax Service or 511.50 cash. Call 433-1451 H. iM i Adtmwa K*itf f . M tm on Feb. 22, at 6:30 p.m. at the Attorney for the estate Street, Geneva, Nebraska, Nephew; 2731 So. Colorado Blvd. Quallfled tax 1517 SO. INGALLS Child of Grace Criodell Oaks, de n w nt la u flh Am . it Sih » . Town House restaurant. 403 PBMI Building 10 biks. W. of Sheridan on W. “ 1962" ceased daughtar of fdargartl Jack- consultants, rest. fees. Denver 4, Colorado Florida WHITX SPECIAL The CFM members will ro- ALplne S-4996 tan Crandall, daceased shtar; O ffice hours 9 to 6 dally. (Published In The Denver Catholic Verna Oaks Riley, 5940 State Avenue, Appointments phone: SK 7-1872 Sts. Peter & Psnl—S3 Zlg-Zagi, buttonholas, sews on but- Register) Kansae City, Kansas, Grandniece; RES. phono SK 64676 or SK 7-1741 tona, dams, mtnda, erabroldert, lews First PuhllcaUon; Feb. IS, 1963 Children of Harry Crandall, decaesad son of Margaret Jackson Crandall, V A L U E P L U S — 3541 Z E P H Y R forward A reverae A makes many Last PublleaUon: Mar. S , 1962 SHO W HOM E deceasad titter: fancy applique deaigns without buy PERSONALS NEW SUB-OIVISION OPINED IN THE COUNTY COURT Wauneta June Crandall DeRyke, 3ITN A ZIFHYR ing extra ettachmentx. Make UsL 4 3836 S. 16th Street, U ncoln 2, Ne IN AND FOR THE CITY AND Send me used Catholic magailnes. Open 1 to 5 dally — s quality S pmta. o f 14,51 or 513.00 cash. CaU Fort Collins braska, Grandniece; Ira Crandall, I send to missions. Mrs. Held 81 COUNTY OP DENVER bdrm. with dbL fa ra s*. hill baae- G l ' 3-7533 AND STATE OF COLORADO 3836 St Marys AVenue, Lincoln 2, Jackson, Denver 6, Colo. Nebraska, Grandnephew; Joy Cran- menL family room, 3 fireplaces, No. P -3«1« plastered walls, butlt-lns. daU, 3836 S. 16tb Street, Lincoln 3, TRANSPORTAtlON CLOTHING A FURS 41 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nehraakt, Grandnephew. LEE KINNIE CO., BUILDERS EsUte o f CLARA E. HAMPTON, also You are hereby noUfied to appear Ride wanted weekdays from 47th A Need s tapaet See Lae’s Save your oldccr fu n . Raptlrlng, SHINN PHARMAa known as CLARA HAMPTON (De and answer the petiUon within Wyandot to vicinity of 12th & Speer Ofc. HA 2-1411 Days HA 4-1462 cleaning, remodeling. Capes Into 'Yeor Parlili D ru filsrt' ceased) No. P-14102 twenty days after service of this no- Blvd. GL 5-7189 All persons having claims against Uce on you (if served by publlcaUon, Evs. HA. 4-6342 Jackets or stoles. Reasonably done by the above named estate are required dependable lady funlar. ISth year In HU 2-1039 and HU 2-1036 within twenty days after last publl- HELP WANTED, FEMALE S t Vincent De Pant—33 "N «iih*rn Celertdo'i to flla them for allowance In the ctUon of this notice) and In default Denver. RA 34153 Northern Hdtel Bldg. County Court of the Oty and County of an answer or appearance the Slenoi, typists, office clerks, needed 3 bdrm., brick, bimt., garage, carpet, of Denver, Ctdorado. on or before Lttdint D*p«rtm«nl S lo ii' Court will proceed to receive and for temporary work for Secretarial drapes A applianees. By owner, 1180 The Store With a Smile the Sth day o f Augurt, 1963, o r said bear proofs concerning the heirs Service. Room 302—1554 California So. EUiabeth. SP 7-0500. TELEVISION 43 claims shall ba forever baned. of such decedent and enter a de St. , TV Servlee at Its beat Picture tubes ANDREW WYSOWATCKY cree determining who are the heirs of such deceased person. REAL ESTATE TO TRADE 34 low a i 533.95 moat sets. 1 day lervlce. ADMINISTRATOR T. P. TV Service, 70 Oelapago. Day Please Patronize (Published In The Denver Catholic Dated at Denver, Colorado, this HELP WANTED, MALE 8 Blythe-Goodrich 23rd day of January, 1962. S t Philomena—S3 733-3306. Nlta FL 8-1196 Register) FULL or PART TIME, 2 men, 21-30, Your REGISTER First Publication: Feb. 1, 1962. HarUn L-'Stelnberg Mortuary 741 EqulUble Bldg., for our dtUvery dept. 40 or 20 hrs. 1040 FILMORE Last Publication: Mar. 1, 1963. guar. 42.27 per hr. Mr. Harold MISCELLANEOUS Advertisers and Denver 2, Colorado. New 3 bdrm., brick, H block to St. Ambulance Service PE 3-7546 FOR SALE 44 Mention IN THE COUNTY COURT AM 6-0861. Philomena School. Carpeltd living Jack W. Goodrich IN AND FOR THE CITY AND VICTOR B GRANDY room, 2 baths, elec, kitchen, full THE REGISTER UU. ^3208 COUNTY OF DENVER Clerk of the County Court SITUATIONS WANTID bsrat., H W h ea t Price 520,500.00. Get Kid of Unnecdables AND STATI OF COLORADO Martin J. FInnerty, Sr. (SIg.) MALE 11 Call Mrs. Marshall, Eve. PY 4-0343 through s HktilbTER CLASSIFIEL NO. P-lSfSI Deputy Clark DON B. WEIST, REALTOR St. Francis Pariah. KC member. AD. That Is whsre folks look when NOTICI TO CREDITORS (Published In The Denver Catholic 3450 S. Broadway 8U 1-4435 Register) Painter 15 yrs. exp., inside & outside need things. PHONK KE. 4 Estate o f Ann C. Reid (Ward) Our Present StOjck First PublleaUon: Feb. 1, 1962 repairing of all types. Sheetrock A N6. P-25958 Last PubUeaUon: Mar. 1, 1962 ta^ng. Need jo b from reliable jeon- REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 15 NEW 1962 All persons having claims against tractor. 777-3937 BUILDING MATERIALS ’ 46-A the above named estete are required IN THE COUNTY COURT We speclallta In Northwest Denver. to file them for silowsnee In the ^VWWWWWWWWWVVVWWVWVWVVWWVWk^ Pick-Ups, Trucks! and Colorado Springs IN AND FOR THE CITY AND SITUATIONS WANTED Arvada, Lakewood, and Wbeatridge County Court of the City and County COUNTY OF DENVER reel eatete. Prompt, eourtauua, aelea NEW AND USED ] Suburbans.! of Denver, Ijolorado, on or before AND STATE OF COLORADO FEMALE 12 the 1st day of Augu^ 1962, or said No. P-23312 service. Your local realtor fur 30 BUILDING MATERIALS I Alto a large telecion of claims'shall be forever barred. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Woman would Uka farm work for years., Plumbing • Steel • Windows { used pick-upi| farm couple. LucUle Rowell, General o D o o n ' i JAMES T. REID EsUte of ANNA MURPHY (De STACKHOUSE REALTY Conservator. Delivery, Denver, Colo. ceased) No. P-3338S 3535 W. 38tb Xvs. GR 71571 Kerdy Wrecking 1 WILUAM P. SULLIVAN All penons having claims against Lady with nursing experience will Attorney for the eatete CLEMES MOTOR the above named estate are required care for Invalid or elderly person. Contractors I The Murray Drug Co. 3940 W . Floyd Ave., W E 4-3225 to file them for allowance In Uie CaU WE 4-6933. YEtl WE ARE CATHOLICS 2519 W est 9th A v e . T A . 5 4011 ; (Published in The Denver Catholic Prescriptions Accurately Filled County Court of the City and County Mmktti tf It. Leah' Fsriib hr Register) of Denver, Colorado, on or before HOME TO SHARE 19A I s« tr 30 rears. CO. ! First PublleaUon: Feb. 1. 1962 the 18 day of March, 1962, or said Our esrseaaHsed service sells The films lltfbd here deserve Main Store— 116 E. Pikes Peak |WE. 2-1593 Last P u b U ci^ n : Mar. 1. 1962 claims shall be forever barred. Would young working woman of beiats. Wt saecisllse leutk, !.[., to ba remembered when you ere 5555 W. Colfax Nprth Store—832 Tejon ME. 4-4861 M. B. MAHONEY high moral standards be Interested S.W„ Ea|le«)ee4, 5 Uttletae. Whea OFFICE OF THE EXECirrOR in sharing small brick house with kuyini er sslliai, m weeW sypre- dislrlbutlfig your patronage In 21 yrs. at the same location TREASURER LEO J. CROWLEY Airline hostess? This place Is clean. ciats ytur business. the different lines of business. Franchised CMC deialer PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY (;iTY AND COUNTY OF DENVER Attorney for the esUte WILSON A WILSON REALTY MUNICIPAL BUILDING 640 EqulUble Building ROOMS FOR'RENT FURN. 20 2696 So. Broadway SU. 1-6671 561 North Tejon ME. 4-5541 DENVER, COLORADO Anytime NO. Z-23 (Published In the Denver Catholic Register) Your own room. 470.00 mo. includes NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF First Publication: Jan. 25, 1962. utilities A phone. Must like pets, REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE Last Publication: Feb. IS, 1963. TO SELL YOUR HOME CALL AND OF APPUCATION FOR own Boxer dog. Nqpr airport. Cure N O L A N FUr^lE R A L H O M E ISSUANCE OF TREASURER’S DEED IN THE COUNTY COURT (I’A n Parish. Write Box 2, Register. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, CASTLE REALTY CO. ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL ■ SINCERE PERSONAL SERVICE FROM In and for the City and County of Rooms for Girls. Catholic Daughters to every person In actual possesaion Denver and State of Colorado REALTOR To IntroducB You to the Register Claisiried Sectioi b I b th e NOLAN FAMILY or occupancy of the hereinafter de No. P-3S598 of America. 765 Penn. Also rooms scribed land, lot or premises, and to 1470 So. Federal g WE. 6-2388 m em BCaS NATIONAL CATHOLIC NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION available for weddings or receptions. the person In whose name the same 270 So. Sheridan BE. 7-2751 ■ FW (UAL DiaCCTOtS GUILD. FOR DETERMINATION OF TA. 5-9597 FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS ME. 2-4742 ^ was taxed or specially assessed, and HEIRSHIP 4967 So. Broadway 7614354 to all persons hsving an Interest or REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TO BUY, S ai OR SWAP title of record to or to the said IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 33 premises and more especially to OF H. EUZABETH SCHMITT, also REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 known as Mrs. O. J. Schmitt, Betty Blessed Sacramoit— 33 FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX Joel Paul Wood, Gwendolyn J. Wood, 2 bedroom house, basement, garage, Schmitt snd Hlldi Eliubeth Schmitt, Please Patronize DISPOSAL SERVICE Cleo Charles Andes, Lulso A. Andes, Large family, 2. story, 5 bedrooms, furnace heat, near CathoUe Church, Deceased. The Shirley Company, Liberty Loan room for 3 more. The best buy In near transportation. AC 2-3345 Your HEdlSTER COMPANY CorporaUon. THE PEOPLE OF THE Park Hill at 423,650. DU. 8-5135. STATE OF CORORADO: You and each of you are hereby GARBAGE-ASUES-TRASH To all persons Interested, CASH Advertisers and noUfled' that on the 13th day of "A dirty bualneai operated In a GREETLNG: for your equity, any location. November, 1958, the MANAGER OF Mention clean ceurfaoua mantwr," TAKE NOTICE that there has REVENUE, Ex-omclo Treasurer of 534-7273 fH taviay Hie aaw n ataiaar ly it m . been filed in the above-named esUta MR. ATTORNEY the City and County of Denver and THE UE(ilSTER . M I. 3-5544 a petition asking for a judicial aacer- State of Olorado, sold at public sale tur public nuUces use the Uen VWVVVVWWWVWWW^WWVVVVV4/VV< Uinment of the heirs of such deced to The Shirley Company assignor of vei Catholic Register. ent, add setting forth that the Our Perionaliztd the applicant, who has made de Regular legal rates, rapid, accu P C T I names, addresses and relationships Q BERONI mand for a Treasurer's Deed, the rate service un afftdavlU. Service Sells JHoinet to decedent of all persons who are ^JdsiL p h a A m oju f following deserlbad real estate, sit Mail Yuur Ij’gal Nutires to H FURNITURE STORE uate. In the City and County of Den or claim to be heirs of said deced N UFHOUm iNG ver and State of Colorado, to-wlt: ent, so far as known to the peti PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST tioner, are as follows, to-wit: DENVER CATHOLIC M ii-antoumiM a m i Lot Six 16) ond North one-half (W ______5 1 aiFAiaiN O Q 802 No. Weber o f lot Seven (7). In Blocks ten (10) to Oscar J. Schmitt, 1221 Grape St., S 0 f ! i l 3 Denver, Colorado, Husband; Robert REGISTER . REALTOR— ‘ R Slip Cavan aa4 Drapariti n Twelve (12) inc., Gallups South ■ James Schmitt, 7210 Alexandria 15(10 S. Broadway SB 4-3118 j 1 tta4t it 0f4tr H ME. 3-^2069 Broadway Subdivision. Vroom et al. Place, Denver, Colorado, Son; Wil E rarallara Ua4a la 0r4ti U Colo. Springs Resubdlvlslon, that said tax sale was P.O. Box 1620 n 34-11 S o . W ahM feh M E . 3-5401 Q made to satisfy the dsUnquent Gen liam Charles Schmitt. 1221 Grape St, eral taxes assessed against said real Denver, Colorado, Son; Richard PIANOS, MUSICAL CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO Wlckman Schmitt, 6172 Chabot estate for the year 1957; that said INSTRUMENTS 39 ClaiilflGel Advertising, The Register J. U. CHOUCH sfeat estate was taxed In the name Road, Oakland, California, Son. St. Philomena— 33 You are hereby notified to ap C. 1 ). O’UIUEN of Joel Paul Wood and Gwendolyn Cash for used splnati, organs or Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or Phono It In to KE. 4-4205 Wood; that the statutory period of pear and answer the petition within 1012 STEELE Baby Grand Plinoi. Repair tod Ra- MAY REALTY redempUon agplred November 13, twenty days after service of this Clean 2 bdrm. brick, Vi bsnit. CaU finlahlng. I 1961; that the same has not been notice on you (If served by publics Mr. Hoffman DE 3-0453. tion, within twenty days after the last WALKER PIANOS redeemed; that said property may 1345 So. B ro ad w ay t P 7-7344 RE ALTO R be redeemed at any time t>efore a publication of this notice) and In default of an answer or sppetrsnee 1245 GARFIELD Tax Deed Is Issued; that a Tax Deed 2 bdrm. brick, with sprinkler System, vWWWVVWWVk/WV) will be iaaued to the said The Shir the Court will proceed to receive ^'W W W W W W W W V W yW W W W W V W W W V W W W V W W V W W VWVVWWWVWWWVVHVWWVV^w and hear proofs concerning the heirs garage, remodeled kitchen. Cidl Mrs. INSURANCE-LOANS ley Company, lawful holder of said Grant DE 3-8792. eertiflcate, on the Sth day of June of such decedent and enter a decree at 11 o'clock noon 1962, unless the determining who are the heirs of KOPECKY & CO. SERVICE DIRECTORY 725 N. Tiion St. same )us bean redeems^ before 12 such deceased person. Colfax et Adams DU 5-0534 o’clock noon of said date. Dated at Denver, Colorado, this Quality Apparel 24th day o f January, 1962. KE. 4-4205 ' i. Colorado Springs, Colo. WITNESS ray hand and seal this Blessed Sacram ent— 33 lAAnAnAAAA^AAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAAA>bia, 29th day o f January, 1962. Bernard E. Engler (AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAapAAaAAJtA^MAAAAAAAAAJUVUWSA^VWAAAA, IN COLORADO SPRINGS 434 Majestic Bldg., FRANK K. SOUTHWORTH UNUSUAL VALUE • SINCE 1872 Denver 2, Colo.—KE 4-4233 i HEATING I ME. 3-7731 Manager of Revenue Ex-Offlcio 2550 Colorado BWd. Ideal for exec, or Tha film s llstad hara dasarva DECORATING Kiuwa and Tejon Streets Treasurer, City & County of Denver VICTOR B. GRANDY large family. 5 bdrm. 2Va batha & all to ba ramtmbarad whan you art By Roy W. Cass (Slg.) Clerk of the County Court facilities of better & larger home. distributing your pafronago In Faparing, painting, iteamlng, textur D^uty Treasurer By R. C. Philips Must see to appreciate. Mr. Gillespie. tha dlffarant llnas of butinots. (Ihiblished In The Denver Catholic Deputy Clerk F R 7-5665. ing, piMtar patch. All wurk guar (Published in the Denver FOLEY HEATING Register) BENNETT HORTON, INC. anteed Ftee eetimiile. Call KE 4-5970 First Pubileatlop: Feb. 1, 1962 Catholic Register) 1540 Em erson K | 4-4267 “ |c ” DRIVE IN Last Publication: Feb. IS, 1962 First Publication: Feb. 1, 1962 ASH HAULING or SP. 7-8575. Last Publication: Mar. 1, 1962 • wfc SPECIALIZE IN • LOETSCHER'S Our Lady of Lourdes— 33 SMOKY FIREPIACES MOTEL OFFICE OF THE OFFICR OF THE Miller Traab Service 11 TREASURER CHIMNEY TROUBLES TREASURER 2720 SO. PEARL Pickup Anytime A L 5-1932 CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER FINISHED BASEMENT DUTCHMASTERS THERMOSTAT CONTROI.S SUPER MARKET SUy with “Jay" MUNICIPAL BUILDING MUNICIPAL BUILDING Immaculate 2 bdrm. frame, with ga GAS & OIL BURNERS 820 N. Nevada DENVER, COLORADO SHAFFER'S RUBBISH DENVER, COLORADO rage, sprinkling system, WW carpet, PAINTING - DECORATING NO. Z-21 FURNACE FANS-MOTORS O U A U r r MEATS NO. Z-21 drapes, 3rd bdrm., family roam, %i REMOVAL PAPERHANGING NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF bath In profeaaionaliy finished bsmt. COMMERCIAL AND ' TA 56107 REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE REAL ESTATE AT TAX SALE Assume 5V.% loan at 5103.00 per mo. RESIDENTIAL 4332'So. Lincoln 4 tttODIICE AND OF APPLICATION FOR AND OF APPLICATION FOR PITI. JUST LISTED! HURRY! Ray LINEN SERVICE ISSUANCE OF TREASURER'S DEED REASONABLE RATES D f a John A . Ordahl ISSUANCE OF TREASURER'S DEED PY 4-7895. Englewood, Colo. Natipnally Advtrtised TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, REIBLINC REALTY A L S SI’ IO WESTERN OPTOMETRIST every person In actual posiesslon or to every penon In actual possession 1449 Littleton Blvd. PY 4-2871 occupancy of the hereinafter de After 4:00 pm call SU 9-0959 TOWEL SUPPLY CO. Brands of Groceries or occupancy of the hereinafter de BRICK 135 N O RTH T E JO N S T R E E T scribed land, lot or premises, and scribed land, lot or .premises, and to Not Listed by Parish Free Estimates 1720 So. Broadway 733-5501 M E . 3-3551 to the person In whose name tke the person In whose name the same 524 W. Colorado Ave. same was Uxed or specially assessed, was taxed or specially assessed, and NEWl.lSTINGS^’ Brick Work, Plannon, Repaira PAINTING COLORADO SPRINOS, COLO. Pulntlng. Eillmatea BE. 5181L and to all persons having an Interest to aU petaons having an interest or BLESSED SACRAMENT - 5310 E. )71h Ave. or title of record In or to the said title of record In or to the said 2 story, 4 bdrm. brk., 3'/tt bathe, den, Painting, A-1 Nett Work. Guaran ELECTRIC WIRING teed. 515.00 a room, up. WE 5-5976 premises and more especUlly to premises and more especially to 2 car garage, priced under $40,000. BUILDER & CARPENTER Paul Burns, The Colorado National J. £. CtiUton, Grace F. Packer, F 320 volta, remudellng, repaira. Cali Bank of Denver, The Shirley Com Wesley Cowell, The Shirley Com ST. JOHN’S—3117 E. 7th Ave. PLUMBING Electrical pany, Mabel Burns, The United pany, Rose T. Perea. 2 story, 3 bdrm., brk., IVa baths, anytime. KM. 80188. States Government, Ted BacketL You and each of you are hereby family room, 2 car garage. j All tliea, glaaa-llned automatic water' DOlllGiS-lOi Jim Dwyer Electric healart. 5M.9S. Wa Inatall. Eeunomy Construction Co. You and aach of you are hereby notified that on the 13th day of No CURE ^ ’ARS—2861 Clermdnt notified that on the 13tb day of No Plumblng.754 SanU Fa Dr. A C 3-0895. e Eatimataa o Service Calls vem ber, 1958, the MANAGER OF Immediate possession on this welli vember, 1958, the MANAGER OF REVENUE Ex-OfUcIo Treasurer of built. Total of 3 bdrms., rec. reom, 2| FENCES e Moderniution e Raaaonabla REVENUE Ex-Offtcio ’Treasurer of ROOFING e Rewiring s Yard Lighting the City and County of Denver and car garage, carpet & drapes. Terms' BUILDING and CONTRACTING the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado, sold at public avail Will consider offer. Lloyd' For Any Ramodtlln« In Your Chainllnk fence, 42~ complete with 1024 I . T a lo n M E 5-1533 State of Colorado, sold at public sale New rooft, root repaira, painting.' sale to The Shirley Company as-i .Mansfield 757-2371. Hom« — Insidt or Out — toprall, line posts, and fittings. 55c COLORADO SPRINGS - AURORA to The Shirley Company assignor of signor of the applicant, who has Uc. Intured. All work guaranteed. the applicant, who has made demand made demand for a Treasurer’s, MOORE CAI.L JACK REIS per ft. Gates and terminal posts ex Terma, free eatlmatei. TA 5-6495 ZICHA A ADAMS for a Treasurer’s Deed, the following Deed, the following described real j Realtor PE 3-5511 AC. 2-1459 tra. Expert Installation If desired or Member of described relJ estate, situate In the Our Lady o f Grace Pariah CONOCO SERVICE STATION estate, situate In the City and Mtmbir of Prnniitian Ftrlsk do it yourself. Call for prices and SHEARIR HARDWARE City and County of Denver and State County of Denver and State of Colo Holy Family—33 of Colorado, to-wlt: free estimate. rado, to-wit: 4589 NEWTON B Y A P P T . QUILTERS 2329 East Platte Lots Nine (9) and Ten (10) In Block Lot Three (3) in Block Ten (10) Tom Jordan’s Thirty-Three (S3), Schlnnan Addition 4 bdrm„ 1 in bsmt., gas HW heat, CLEANING t, TAILORING Hyde Park Addition that said tax bath on*^each floor, double garage. Alaska Quilt Shup — AU kinda of that said tax sale w u made to satis sale was made to satisfy the delln- Mariposa Cleaners. Expert cleaning, STOCKYARDS LUMBER K RANCH ME. 2-7288 Terms, $10,500. Currier, EA 2-7227. S U P P L Y CO . qullUng, remodel down abd wool a fy the delinquent General taxes as quent General taxes assessed against tailoring, hata blocked & cleaned. comluiTera recondltlonad. Pllluwa sessed against said real estate for COLURADO SFlilNGS said real estate for. the year 1957; IN THE COUNTY COURT Laundry. We pick up Sc del. Henry & 1525 E. 46th Ave Denver 16, Colo. and rebind blanketa. Also abeet and- the year 1957; that said real estate that said real estatis was taxed Ip IN AND FOR THE CITY AND Bea. 1405 Lawrence, AC 2-8180. AC. 2-3422 Evenings EM. 6-1635 com fort comblnatloiL Pataoted Ll- Nevada Ava. at Cache la Pouari was taxed In the name of Paul the name of Rose T. Perea; that the COUNTY OF DENVER cenaed Hfg. 1510 Gaylord. OU 8-2662. ‘ Burns; that the itatutory period of statutory period of redemption ex AND STATE OF COLORADO CARPETS We Welcome Your Visit redem ptloif expired N ovem ber 13th, pired November 13, 1961; that the No. P-25562 GUHERS TRASH HAUUNG 1961; that tha same has net been re same has not been redeemed; that NOTICE TO CREDITORS deemed: that said property may be said property may be redeemed at Estate of FRANK G. OKADA (De Complete carpet lervtce. Including TRASH HAUUNG redeemed at any time before a Tax any time before a Tax Deed is issued; ¥ ■ ceased) No. P-25562 binding, cutting, laying, illpplng Any Placa In HetiopoUtan Danvar Deed Is Issued; thst a Tax-Deed will that a Tax Deed will be Issued to All persons having claims against 4 stairs and shampooing. In your borne \ Day or Night Calla be Issued to the said The Shirley the said ’The Shirley Company, law- the above named estate are reNutred or our shop. Gutters, Spouts 4 EA. 24588 Company, lawful holder of said cer- fu) holder of said certificate, on the to file them for allowance in the Wt spaclalln In Gutttr and tlflcate, on the 8th day of June at 8th day of June at 12 o’clock noon County Court of the City and County Call Elliott— The Rug Man Spout Rtpltctm tnl. 3430 High Straet 12 o’clock noon 1962, unless the same 1962, unless the same has been re of Denver, Colorado, on or before tAMBLER HftadquorHirs BE 3-S5S9 GuHtrs Clttn«d and has been redeemed before 12 o’clock deemed before 12 o’clock noon of the 23rd day of July, 2962, or said R a p a Irw L UPHOLSTERERS noon of said date. said date. claims shall be forever barred WITNESS my hand and seal this Thoroughly Exparlancad, WITNESS my hand and seal this EI^IE MIDDLESWARTH CURTAIN LAUNDRIES ReUpholftar by a rallablt firm. 29th day o f January, 1962. Dapandabit, Guarantaad. 29th day of January, 1962. EXECUTRIX 35 year* experience—terma. FRA.NK K. SOUTHWORTH FRANK K. SOUTHWORTH DELANEY AND COSTELLO FKANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEAN- Manager of Revenue Ex-Offlcloi Manager of Revenue Ex-Officio American Roofing NATIONAL UPUOI£TGRY Attorney for the estate i EltS, CURTAINS, CHROCHETED Treasurer, City A County of Denver Treasurer, City & County of Denver 935 Petroleum Club Bldg., 2145 Court PL A Cariiio Heads in, Paco, Thornton Credit Union A B s m x a ' HTORIO MOSES ried M in Josepliliie GeadUl July IS. Km ArpiUlv. tt. o< N7 GaUpm* Pert A. DIYoiio. a . of SIM 101- Jared Eugene Moaei. I, of 1S7I 1531. m Lafayette. (Holy Croas Parish, Thornton) ' K m t. Sh* it forflTtd Iqr Sr* toot. waakM dreet. She wat the wife of WadUngtOo atroat Be wae the eon He ia suirired by Us wife, one ' IhrM d u cb te n . Uu m btochm, tad Charlee OfYode and It nnrlTed by of Mr. and Mre. Charles Motes; danghter. Us parents, four brothers, Thomas Cariiio was elected Art UUtn. lUqnltD HU Mta mu two d a U tore. three dttert. two alao eorrlrod by three brothers. two ststen, and two gn n d cU ld m . president of the board of direc «0 « n d Stb. M la M. Jowpli’t Rad- brotben. two xTaadcbildrea. aad ter- Requlesn H U M an was offered aaotaiM dnuck. latanaaat la Ml. cral aeobewe aad alecte. Reqaetm Feb. 7 la the Cathedral. Interment FRANK W. PEROLE tors of tile parish credit union. la Mt. OHret. Howard Mortnaries. OHM. Tnnao Moitnarr. H U M an wat offered Feb. IS la Requiem M an was celebrated. Other officers are James Our Ladjr of Grace acborcb. later- BASKO meat la M t Olhret. Howard Mor- MR IJ t AM Feb. 14 U St. Louis' etantefa. Englo- Green, vice president; Joseph wood, for Frank W. PerUe, formerty Ptol J. BaMo. Sr.. « . (d HM Z o - tuaitee. Kenneth O. Nelaoo. 17. i f 41U Vigil, treasurer; and John •Ua Una(. Be wat tba haabaad of Vrala itrcet. He waa the huabaad of of U34 S. Sherman itreet He died K arr A- Batko; nirlT ad b r ooe aea. GAHAN Roaemary Nelaon: alao aurrlrcd by Feb. It at the age of 01 in tbe mili Ryan, secretary. The loan of tary hospital after a short lllnen. cat danfbtar, three bcatnett. aad Kathertaa Gabaa. B , of 3N S. ooe ten, one daughter. Us motber, ficer is Herbert Minton. The two Uetare. Beqatem H U Hate wae oae broltwr. sad two dstert. Req- Mr. Perole was bora Doc. M. 1100, Lofaa itiwet. Sbe It eorTtred by OM in Italy. Ha, Immigrated to tbe UUted otfered Fab. It ia It. M arj Max- danxbter. two olecee, tad two ae- Blom H U M an waa offand Fob. group thanks Robert Dougan, 15 la Holy Family cborcb. Interment SUtfS at tbe age of 15 and manied . daltae’e cfearch. latanaaat la Itt. pbcwf. Reqaleoi H U Man wat of OUeet. Beaterard Moitaailee. la Mt. OHret Sunn McDermott Feb. 4, IMS, in past president, tor, his able fe r ^ Feb. It ia St. Fraadt do Littleton. Salea’ cborcb. lotermeat la Mt. Olhret leadership and the many hours BURNS Trerlao Mortaary. POLLOCK Mr. Perole waa a career Army he donated when in office. The Jamee Wlfflam Borat. 7S, of IM Cora B. Pollock, M. of iot Pann- man. a veteran of both World Wars. W. Ulb arenoe. He ia earrlvad br GAROA lylraaia itraot She le dirrtred by He was wounded on Gnam in 1(41 credit union office has been La cy M. Buiae; alto earrlTad In two and ncelred a medica) discharge Pedro Garda. « . of MU E: Sttb three d a iU ten . ooe n t two aiders. moved to the lower level on the daashten. ^ M grandrtrtldrea. 17 gnndchlldreB. aad six graod- from the ralUtaiy at Ft. Dawson, oae ttopdaoUter, aad eat atepm. Areaoe. He wat the hatband of Rote efaUdnn. Requiem High M an was Ga.. that year. He was employed as Wigam street entrance. Reqoleai H U Matt wat offered turn ftm t non u i t i t o i r t o n n Oiu|5iil*lbUi]'IJ$l /iteh<«iitti| Hisses Shop—all 3 stor^ $2,000 Check Hockethal-Noonon Mortuafy Mrs. Louise Caruso, president of tbe PTA at Mt. Carmel 1451 Kalamath St. MA 3-4|)06 I Parish, Denver, presents a check for $2,600 to Father Alphonse Mattucci, O.S.M., pastor, for the new convent fund. This sum represents the proceeds of the turkey games party.