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Broadway Just Off Valley Hwy. **Serving Denver’s Families Since 1890” Ph. 722-0740 Thursday, July 7, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 3 and miesionary Design Meeting A Dream Come True orthorn India. Vayalil oxpecta pproval of the By Charlotte Trego Siena Heights college, Design.’* Sister Patrice paintings and woodcuts to fact that these great hich he is mod- Adrian, Mich. She was wrote poetry about her ex be displayed in a local art thinkers have a real pride- Aspen — "It was just a speaking of her participa periences during her trip. gallery. the Maryknoll spontaneous happening, a lessness about what they tion with other Catholic This was the first year I of the United dream come true in an in don’t understand in life.” DOMINICAN Sister that students from a 'within a few credibly short while,” said Sister Gladys Ann Damian brought four art Catholic college had at Dominican Sister George (See Picture Page 1) teaches drawing, paint buted the high students from St. Dominic’s tended an IDC confer ing, ceramics and sculp Patrice, attending the In college, St. Charles, 111., ence. Overall student itions in his di> ternational Design Confer ture at St. Mary’s High he good family Sisters and four art stu where she is head of the participation in the uni School in Colorado ence in Aspen, Colo, last dents at the 16th annual art department. Sister que gathering was ap country . . . the week. Springs and at the Uni y rooted, very conference whose theme Gladys Ann, a Lorettine proximately 40 per cent versity of Colorado. ith . . . (and) Sister Patrice was a this year was "Sources and and an art teacher from above previous years. "I hope that a system of votion to the teacher at Studio Angelico, Resources in 20th Century Colorado Springs brought The students were: Bar art education w ill come in.” bara Tigninno, 21, of River into its own. Making a Forest, 111., a student of degree an end-all is unfor See Plans metal sculpture and jewel tunate. But how do we Outlook For Racial ry; Linda Taylor, 19, of help the student or the ar 'enter Waynewood, 111., a student tist to integrate his life of graphics and photogra N.Y. — A new and talents with the com edical reaearch phy; Cynthia Opanowski, munity? •ve the Brook- Discuss Churches' Responsibilities Ghetto Said ‘Bleak’ 19, from Detroit, Mich., "I would like to see stu loena area is general art student; and dents design or decorate a The links between Christian teachings and anti-Semitism, based on By Sue Roethele he is qualified for a job action not only when a Sue Tilger, 18, of Chicago, 0 million pro- better than manual labor, civil rights workers is parish, to help a commu findings of the University of California research, was the topic of a meet a general art student. nity wanting their church tilding or im- he said, adding that lower killed — "and action is the ing conducted recently at Regis college, Denver, with Colorado Catholic Mayor Tom Currigan "We are struck by the decorated or landscaped. lical facilities income families have no result of sympathy and and Protestant educators. Left to right are Norman Davis, vice chairman welcomed more than 300 disarming reality of these They could use their skills the Brooklyn choice except to live in the conscience” — but now of the Denver Anti-Defamation league executive committee and president representatives of state and speakers, with their sense and enthusiasm to beautify slum areas of the metropo while results can be most of the Allied Jewish Community council; the Rev. Paul H. A. Noren, pastor municipal human rights of importance of personal other buildings, too, such of Augustana Lutheran church; Oscar Cohen, national program director of commissions, government lis. Improperly educated, efiective. perception rather than of they are unable to provide as hospitals, and civic the ADL; and the Rt, Rev. Monsignor William Jones, Archdiocesan super agencies and civil rights The Negro ghetto is sense perception, and with buildings. intendent of schools. legal experts at a national services for the whites. The the victim of an ‘'invi the designer’s and artist’s whites, in turn, he said, "Helping people have an workshop for Human Rela sible ma.ss murder,’* he awareness of their personal outlet for their expressions flee the city for the sub said, “a murder of the tions Commissions on laws responsibility to the com is better than stashing 3ST urb, the poor Negroes re spirits and flesh.’* Unless 5T Own#f and the racial ghetto June munity,’* remarked Sister them in the basement as main, and the city deter recommendations of the Job Eiptrlanct Newman Chaplains 29 at the Cosmopolitan Damian. some painters do their lonlinentt iorates. recent White House con- SIrttI hotel. works,” she said. Vailarn Ftd. Highlighting the session A very real and basic ference on racial SISTER Gladys Ann Bldo. danger of this problem is which was sponsored by problems are enacted, said, "What impresses us is THE five-day Aspen In that as the city is de G o Back to School the National Committee the American society that people here are so ternational Design Confer stroyed, he said, there will Again.st Discrimination, of which has begun steps real, so unsophisticated, ence brought together be a gradual but definite Boulder — They live in ‘‘General Education Senior of the University of which the National Catho to accept the middle- even though they are people from the ■ areas of destruction of the results of a sorority house, aban Problems in the Newman Wyoming; and Rev. Francis lic Conference for Interra class, educated Negro, among our most brilliant education, design, industry, Americans to build a coun doned for the summer. Apostolate” along with Syrianey of St. Pius X cial Justice is a member, w’ill never open itself to thinkers today.” government, private and try of freedom, strength They talk about involve Liturgy di.scussions, con- Parish in Aurora, Colo. was an opening address by the lower-class, uned Sister George Patrice public agencies, the hu and wealth. ment, community, cups and celebrated Mass, and eve The Chaplains School is Roger W. Wilkins, director ucated but potential-full said, ‘T appreciated the manities, and technology. dishes, and whole wheat ning clas.ses on 'Newman: sponsored by the National of the U.S. Community Despite federal, state and poor Negro, he conclud hosts that you can chew. The Man, His Works, His Newman Foundation and Relations Service. community progress in this ed. They study, they think, Ideas.” the Newman Chaplains As present conditions matter, "we have not be This was the second 4995 Quitman they ask more than candid The week of June 27 Association to offer basic stand, W ilkins said, "the gun as a society,” Wilkins workshop for human rights questions and get moro featured classes on "The preparation to the young outlook of the racial ghetto said, "to comprehend the specialists sponsored by Phone than candid answers. They Newman A]X)stolate in Ac priest who is assigned to is very bleak,” both as to ugliness, despair frustra NDCH following last year’s sing new liturgical songs, tion,” "Student Affairs and care for Catholic students the future of the American tion and isolation of the Brotherhood-in-Action and they sing things like Student Relationship,” and on a secular campus. Negro and the future of millions of Americans who conference which launched 477-0814 **I left my heart in San * Ixjadership, Its Mode and The week of July 3 to 8 the country as a whole. are penned up in the a nationwide drive for af LINO LEUM FLOOR TILE Francisco.” They have a Quality.” featured the Newman In This is due largely to poor ghetto.” firmative legal action to W A LL TILE CARPETS little fun. They drink a stitute study in depth for education, poor employ All institutions, govern achieve integration. FACULTY for the school campus chaplains of all m ent opportunities and mental. religious and pri-’ little beer. And they com included Msgr. John F. municate. faiths to share insights and discrimination in housing, vate, must be made aware Bradley of the University These are the 30 or *10 ideas. Topics discussed in he said. of these conditions and o f M ichigan, President of Newman Chaplains and cluded "Ecumenical Per CITING an example of a stirred to action, he stated. the Newman Chaplains the half dozen or so Sisters spectives for the Newman California vocational school The white people are will who took in the Newman Association; Msgr. Alexan Chaplain,” "Interpretation which teaches archaic ing to deal with neat and Chaplains School at the der Sigur o f the University of Scripture,” "Doubt and mechanical skills, Wilkins tidy people who appear to Magcktkne ^arckm of Southwestern Ix)uisiana; University of Colorado this Faith,” and *T)evelopments typified the kind of educa want to be white, to as summer. Rev. Charles Borgognoni of in Contemporary Philoso tional program available to sume the white viewpoint, NURSING & CONVALESCENT CENTER Syracuse University; Sister phy.” the Negro ghetto youths. customs and culture. How THE SORORITY house M. Conleth, O. .B., of the A Negro youth has little ever, Wilkins continued, AFFILIATED WITH ALL MAJOR HOSPITALS they lived in is a half University of Colorado; THE FACULTY includ chance of escaping the they are not willing or block away from St. Thom Rev. Paul Johnson, O.P., of ed Rev. Coleman Barry, ghetto confinements unless prepared, as a society, to Approved by the American Hospital Association as Aquinas Student Chap the University of Houston; O .S .B ., President o f St. face the bitter, unhappy el, headquarter.s for the Dr. John Karns of the John University, College- "and growing problem of U n iv e r s it y ’ s N ew m a n University of Colorado; ville, Minn.; Rev. John News Deadline! the ghetto — failures in Foundation headed by Rev. Rev. Henry Lacerte, O.S.B., Castelot, S.S., of St. John education, housing and em Charles Forsyth, O.S.B. o f Holy Cross Abbey, Ca Seminary, Plymouth, The deadline for news ployment. The Newman Chaplains non City, Colo.; Rev. Elmer Mich.; Dr. Fred Crosson of stories and pictures to School started the week of R. Moore of the University Notre Dame, Inc.; and Rev. appear in the “Denver THE quiet-spoken direc June 20 with classes on of Kentucky; Mr. Gerhardt Joseph Walsh, C.S.P., of Catholic Register** is tor of the U.S. Community *The Newman Chaplain in Mundinger of the Univer Wayne State University, M onday at 9 a.m. Relations Service urged Action on Campus” and sity of Colorado; Dr. John Detroit, Mich. Role of Churches in Ending Anti-Semitism Stressed
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J. EMMETT NOONAN-DIRECTOR A 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 Page 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 7, 1966 Strings .to the Bow Reflections Me w Fo u w o Love Outlaws Law? 1 ? e U 6 I O U S On a Tragedy By Frank Morriss F p e e p o M . Hy Rov. L. Marvin Read being advocated by "new a marvelous one, and shall Nearly a million people, the population of the iN /(JSOStAViAl' I can’t have much pa tience with those who breed” thinkers is remark bi' obtained in heaven. But Denver metropolitan area, anxiously awaited the argue that there is a lot of ably akin to the approach in practice it almost cer results of the 23-day search for Paula Sue Stein- about man we don’t know, of certain Jews in the des tainly will produce a man bach. and therefore we can't ert, who found idols more doing what he pleases to Nearly a million people shared the shock and have any hard and fast relevant to their needs pleiiso himself. This is the grief of -the Adolph Steinbach family when Paula rules about man’s conduct. than the rules of Jahweh. degeneration of the concept Sue’s body was found across the street from her The reason is that every It is also remarkably like of those freed from law; Aurora home, crudely entombed beneath a tool- thing new we learn about that of later Jews, who re but we must consider the man seems to confirm jected the teachings of Je degeneration as well as the shed. • idea, and that is something One person who waited as tensely as the rest, what man found out about sus because in the Master’s own words it meant taking few of the new thinkers but whose shock at the finding of the body was himself long ago —. at the time Adam had' an en up a "yoke.” care to dwell upon. not BO great, was Brett Lange, the 14-year-old lightening conversation This image Christ used It is a sign of the shal neighbor of Paula Sue, who has confessed to her with God in Eden and Eve seems to me to answer lowness of present thought murder. a degrading one with once and for all the argu that few if any care to Press reports and neighbors’ comments indicate • Lucifer. ments that a new morality point out that the image of that the youth is an apparently normal and polite, Eve was told there was should allow a kind of "do the just judge — the pun helpful and intelligent teen-ager, perhaps a cut or something about herself as you please, go as you ishing of God — is .lot two above the so-called “average” teen-ager. she didn’t know, and that wish” -code of conduct, as necessarily an unmerciful There’s one exception: He has been arraigned on she could find out by long as you "do” and "go” one. breaking one of the rules. with love in your heart. A Let us presume that God charges of first-degree murder. left our salvation entirely It’s difilcult — painfully so — to know what to She did find out something yoke, of course, fits about the neck and constrains. on the principle of how think when something like this happens. It’s hard about iierself ^ she ac quired a sense o f shame Christ added, however, it heroic we became. Let us to conceive of the lad as a simple murderer; it’s brought on by her willful is a sweet yoke, because it imagine that he restricted just as difficult to make any excuse for him. Yet, taste of evil. She also links the wearer to Him. heaven to the Thereses, in a sense, something must be said, and something found out that evil set But it is a link and it does Stephens, Bernadettes, must be thought. loose can never be re- constrain. The paradox is Francises, Loyolas, Dom Maybe the young boy stands for something — chained. It struck down that only by such link and inies, Benedicts. It can something frightfully a part of all of us, or at her beloved and just son such constraint does man safely be said that many, Abel. achieve true freedom. Love if not all of the great d( least discouragingly close to all of us. Maybe the H clean-cut, normal teen really personifies our own does liberate, but only be saints, reached the point pi thinking, our own way of acting. THIS personalistic ap cause it recognizes law. where they were free of proach to conduct now When it fails it is no long the law in the sense there er love — as Christ point never was any question of ha YOU SEE, ALTHOUGH he isn’t really consid ed out when He said those their breaking the Com en ered a "bad boy,” he’s murdered a little girl. He who loved Him would obey mandments. Love held ail acted rashly — to say the least — but not really Readers’ His Father. them fixed. And indeed maliciously; he did something that he should have There have been times that is un ideal. known was wrong, and yet he was able to remain ho before now when men con sh( calm enough to help "search” for Paula Sue. Rostrum fused happiness with sense BUT WHAT of us? Why? What of those child-like It’s impossible to condone or excuse what the KIO OMELErrES,PLEASE ^ pleasure — when human Th boy did; it’s almost as difficult to arouse any real Editor; fulfillment was thought of among us 7 Has not God th< wrath against him. I th in k the June 23 as coming through an es been merciful to us when poi Why? "Layman at Large” by Jim caping of restraint. But he provides a rule with a gr€ Simply because this 14-year-old does personify • Listening In Bzdek really took the R eg this is the first time that certain and terrible pun pre these things have been se our own way of thinking and acting; he acted in ister to a new low. ishment. Has He not o f riously proposed as a helped us walk the path •the twilight-zone of non-thought, non-responsibility. I cannot in mv wildest ami dreams understand how an Christian ethic. The dismal that leads finally to an es far So do we. Perils of Victory part of it is that never has cape from all danger. The boy acted in a way that reflected neither article like this could be met By Bishop Robert J . Dwyer published in your paper. It the promise been fulfilled; Could we have reached cd . love nor hatred, but a passive indifference to both. certainly has no literary never have men found that place on the broad So do wo. even earthly happiness path. The broad path is hesitant about unsheathing it fully, hop merit, is not instructive, acti "We become that which we fight.” through unrestrained in safe for the heroes (al addi It was the late Roy Campbell, the ing against hope, though with waning certainly not educational, NORMALLY, WE can let such a lack of and did not make even hu dulgence. though every man starts "tan rambunctious Scot convert, who flicked off optimism, that the threat may prove as thinking, such an indifierence pass unnoticed and morous reading. It is an on the restricted one of 1 that phrase in one of his more pensive virtuous as the full thrust. If only we , THUS those who are obedience), but I think God without comment; when a human life is involved, could get the wretched business over by .® P®^h®ps you might* reqi poems. It contains a bitter kernel of saying the time of ascetism provided the narrow one Club we do take notice, at least momentarily. Typically, truth. How much more like the England morning; if only the nightmare would ® ^^t I however, we’ll only consider this boy; we’ll never “ or at least of abiding by with the narrow gate for a C< of the Hanoverians and the Whig Ascen pass away! But if we have to go ahead laws whether they thwart those of us who need the Act, make the application to ourselves. In so doing, we dency was the American Confederation in with it, if we have no viable choice, what ^ could not write bet- ter articles than this that our appetites or not — has goad. the i perpetuate his attitude, his indifference. In a plu- 1783, when the Revolutionary War ended, would be in keeping with a passed are leading Chris The law never keeps relea •rality of ways, we’ll sooner or later make a mis than were the embattled Colonies of Macaulay’s veriest schoolboy could Catholic paper then it tianity toward a trap. It is anyone from breaking it, venti take like he did. 1776. How much more stridently jingoist tell you all about a Pyrrhic victory, would bo time to quit. the trap paganism fell into, anymore than the shape of We’ll speed on highways, because we don’t ic was the America of 1898, after she had its derivation and..^A meaning, iu..*that .4it Yours Very Truly, so that when it did not a dish, or the mould of the T finished mopping up the floor with poor Apth think about what we’re doing, and because we've was the kind of battle you won on the William A. Haskaii practice a gentlemanly sort vase, keeps one from old Spain, than she was in the piping mun neveh really considered the value of human life. field only to discover that in the out Denver o f heroism it let itself go smashing them. But such* We’ll tolerate sloppy legislation on local and days o f good, grey President Beryamin come it was more costly than defeat. into a wild abandon that definitive and unchan tion” Harrison. Or, to come to more modern There is no disguising the danger that Bacon Kudos gratified men’s appetites as geable things do put fum officii federal levels, because such things don’t really instances, what was the end result of make any difference to us. in fighting today we may well become a substitute for worship. bling fingers on warning. "in b Woodrow Wilson’s great crusade of World Editor; unre, W e’ll fail to develop interests outside of our exactly what we fight. In the long pull This was never the pa The clumsy man picks up W ar I? We were assured at the outset our military might and our economic Great, simply great — gan ideal — it was only a delicate glass carefully. conce own narrow lives and viewpoints, because we don’t that it was to make the world safe for reserves would almost certainly pre Jack Bacon’s reportage cause really care about anything or anyone else. the pagan degeneration. democracy. Instead, we were catapulted vail, HO that the technical decisions June 30 on the W.E.B. Diana recognized a true So, too, the weak man is' Th into the very thick of international jxiwer We’ll cater to our own desires and whims, to w'ould be ours. But equally there is Dubois Clubs of America. side o f man’s nature; but warned by the hardness inves politics. We brought down one imperial our own likes and dislikes, consistently ignoring little doubt that the struggle would For anyone who cares without any law, Diana and the definition of law and r ism only to create a vacuum for other the effect on other people; we’ll not do this mali leave us so depleted, so exhausted about our young people became a lecherous idol. that by smashing it he en ciously, of course, just automatically and rashly. imperialisms, our own included. physically and morally, as to render and America, I urge that And what has been the legacy of Bacchus was a perfectly dangers his own happiness. Rat We’ll grieve when something happens to anoth us easy prey for the jackals of the Bacon’s stories be read. benign god of the vineyard; He is told by the Com World War II, the second crusade on er little child, and then we’ll promptly forget about battlefield. They show in which direc but without restraint he mandments that he must which we embarked a quarter-century Filn tion the roads of radicalism act in a careful manner or it, ignoring and not caring about the environment ago? We fought and conquered the- became the leering deity of and causes of such occurrences. It is fearful to contemplate any kind lead. the drunkards. he risks losing all. No Nazi-Fascist menace with a clear con of wai, however re.stricted, in this atomic Sincerely, viction that there was nothing else we The ideal of the new God was not being stern fo r I age, with the constant threat of ita get T.G.M., tion WE’RE AS POLITELY indifferent about could do, no alternative to a military thinkers, of course, is to when he told Adam and ting out of control. Yet a graver danger Boulder tions, people, life and love as Brett Lange seems to have showdown. But did we emerge from free men from what they Eve what they must not do still is the utter abolition of morality Luthe the ordeal the same nation we were call a stultifying rational — He was being merciful. been. The irony o f it all is that he, a 14-year-old which war on a total scale implies under Unite w hen in we went? ’J'he difference is as ism and substitute a The Church by telling us child of his time, will go on trial for murder. We’ll the circumstances of the present military comph marked spiritually, in the minds and meaningful love. The ideal what we must not do is go scot-free. establishment. This was the anguish July o f the man free from law, imitating our heavenly Fa hearts of Americans, as it is physical The underlying Poi>e Paul’s impassioned out borrowed from St. Paul, is ther. ly, on the face of the land. By grim burst at the United Nations last Fall. Intentions documc necessity we were forced to employ The world simply cannot stand another Omahi The Denver Catholic Register the same weapons us the enemy, even total conflict; it can scarcely stand even Apostleship of Prayer tions o to improve upon them, in order to veals President...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vchr, D.D. the most stringently limited of operations. general intention for eliminate him. We had to use fire to July is; fervent Paper in Trouble? within ...... Rt- Kev. John B. Cavanagh fight' flre, and so w c invented a more For it hardly matters, now, who wins; the fruit of victory is bitter as death. response to our both 1 Associate Bus. M anager...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty devastating fire. It i.s less a criticism vocation to be holy.” The Catholic Reporter o f Kansas City (not to bo reactin Managing E ditor...... Miles F. Porter than an undcr.slatcment o f fact to say confused with the National Reporter also printed in Yet suppose the conflict were over Mission intention for s o c 1 a . Denver^ News Editor^ ' ...... Clement J. Zecha that in so doing we burnt our fingers. July is: ’’Spread of the Kansas City) is in trouble. The Catholic Reporter is changes and the laurels ours. On the most op- the diocesan newspaper for the Kansas City-St. Joseph, Associate Editors ...... Frank Morriss, The powder marks arc still there. timistic terms, what guarantees have in Asia through film wi • Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, Mo., diocese. It sells for $5 a year. Up until this year it nor stai we, as we examine our national con- fiT television, and had 100 percent coverage — meaning that every parish actors James R. Walsh, Chris Hernon, and We dislike to think of America today science, that the leadership we have ® press, as a military nation, yet the plain t»*uth provided subscriptions for all the families in thal parish. of the . . . Jack Bacon produced over the past few genera is that we have moved far closer to an This year the Catholic Reporter decided to no long tographi .Production M anager...... Robert W. Lynch tions is capable of or even interested outright military establishment than er have 100 percent coverage, but to let every lamuy occurrci Advertising D irector...... John J. Murphy in upholding any kind of Christian would have been dreamed jiossible a gen-, subscribe or not as they like — and their subscription edge ai Circulation Director ...... Julia M. Boggs ertition ago. 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(After all, we do not T e x a s t It is well-nigh inevitable; "We become year. new world teaachers? Could we trust let them tell us what to preach in our sermons: We give M o n 8 i g 1 that w’hich we fight.” Note the word Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. our lawyers, who must be the decuri- them what they should hear). Will they, for instance, Harris, ( well-nigh. Emphatically we reject, as be The need of the age Houston-( ans of the new justice? Could we trust teaches us more and more subscribe to a paper that annoys them, that tries to to be th 42 comes free men formed by the Christian our soldiers, the necessary guairdians that spiritual help is much rouse them out of their complacency, that seeks to stir ethos, the Hegelian concept of history as of the transition? Or are we afraid o f them up — when all many people want is to be comfor the Apos more important than announcec the operation of the iron laws of necessi them, aifraid of what they might be material help; for even the table and not disturbed? ty. Yet in practice we recognize a OFFICIAL; ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER thinking aind plamning, aifraid o f whaat external transformations of The matter of whether the people in general know The m The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial danger arising, actually, out of our very they might do to the world? society presume an elite of what is best has been debated as long as this country prises i; approval. We confirm it as the official publication indifference to history. Today we are characters, of men whose has been in existence. There were in the first days of parts of t’ of the archdiocese. Whatever ap|)cars in its columns faced, for the third time in 25 years, with Could ’.ve trust, in a word, the loyalty inner wold is always the Republic two schools of thought, Hamilton and the formerly over the signature of the Ordinary or those of the what seems to be. and is officially repre of the American mind to the fundamen- stronger than the outer. — Federalists, who thought the country should be governed Galveston . Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. sented as being, the ineluctable necessity tals of the Christian democracy? Candid- Friedrich W. Foerster. by the elite, and Jefferson and the Republicans who felt We hope The Register will be read in every of fighting to contain a world threat to St. An ly, we must confess that we are far from all the people should have a say in everything. Beaumont, home of the archdiocese. our way of life. Again we have to fight sure, and any answer we give must be Hamilton wa.s not sure? the mus.ses w l m c sufliciently Lhedral. Wc urge pastors, parents, and teachers to culti the enemy with something more efTective hedged by anxious reservations. It is educated and informed to rule; JefTerson hud great faith vate a taste in the children of the archdiocese for (or so we are told' than the Sword of the (juite difTerent from the proud, clear, re The man who is waver in the people and thought that somehow they would The nc the reading of The Register. Spirit. We take the sword of steel, made sponse to a challenge that the times ing in wavering times in instinctively in time of need come up with the right 83.605 Cal era! popula -U RBAN J. VEHR to draw blood, made to kill. We are still would seem to demand. creases the evil and vote. The debate continues to the present time — how Archbishop of Denver spreads it further; but he far should democracy go? Bishop-e Feast of St. Francis de Sales who stands fa st in his The Reporter in K.C. in letting the people decide born in C Jan. 29, 1960. Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. bounding Editor, Register Systeni of Catholic judgment builds the world. the fate of their publication — almost doesn’t have a 1913 and Newspapers 1913-1960 — (Goethe. newspaper left. (Southern N ebraska Register) Rome in 1£ Speaker Attacksitta Security Law Thursday/ July 1, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P a ge 5 3 Nuns Get Ready t v r At Leftist Youth Convention nk Morriss For School Opening By Jack Bacon Katzenbach’s petition was filed March ; one, and shall 4. The Dubois Clubs’ response has been Three Sisters of St. Dom Sister Mary Bertilla will, Chicago — ” We can lake the Mc- inic arrived June 20 to be in heaven. But calculated to destroy the McCarran Act, supervise the care of the Carran Act and jam it down Katzenbach’s gin preparations for the convent. it almost cer- and raises the possibility that the ensu throat!” ing fight could establish the group in the opening of Holy Trinity Two more Sisters are ex produci a man The speaker was Bettina Aptheker, 21, school, Westminster. he pleases to kingpin position among socialist youth pected to arrive in August a leader in the Free Speech Movement organisations. Sister Mary Malachy, and four lay teachers are }lf. This is the student riots on the University of Cali principal and classroom planned additions to the of the concept fornia campus at Berkeley who INSTEAD OF PREPARING a de teacher; and Sister Mary staff. 5ed from law; announced afterward she was a Commu fense for the Subversive Activities Con Georgia, will instruct ap The school has had seven t consider the nist. trol Board investigation and hearing that proximately 250 children classrooms in use for near as well as the The occasion was a workshop on "The normally follows such a petition, the in grades one through six. ly seven years for CCD it is something status of American democracy” at the na clubs’ attorney, William Kuntsler, filed a classes which have been new thinkers tional convention of the W.E.B. Dubois formal suit in federal district court in Former Precious taught by members of the upon. Clubs o f America in the Chicago Coli Washington. parish. Additional kinder n of the shal- seum. Kuntsler advised the convention he Blood Pastor garten classes were taught 'esent thought THE TOPIC OF discussion was At has asked for appointment of a three- by lay teachers. any care to torney General Nicholas Katzenbach’s judge court to rule on constitutionality of Notes Jubilee The Sisters, whose moth- t the image of petition alleging the Dubois Clubs of the McCarran Act. which he charges vio erhouse is in Great Bend, 5 — the pun- America is a Communist front —Commu lates the constitutional guarantee of free The Rev. John Donohoe, Kans., arrived early to □d — is not nist -dominated, Communist-controlled, speech. C.M., former pastor of order books, school equip in unmerciful Communist-led, and Commnist financed. The Duboi.s Clubs stand to gain Most Precious Blood par ment and furnishings for Miss Aptheker’s statement typified substantial prestige with such a victo Regis College Alumni Picnic ish, Denver, will offer a the convent. ime that God the belligerent confidence of Dubois ry, serving as a rallying point for a The Rev. Albert Puhl is Clubbers (she is a charter member of special Ma.ss of Thanksgiv ition entirely wide range of Leftist and merely "lib ing Sunday, July 10, at 5 pa.stor of Holy Trinity par :iple of how the first Dubois Club, in San Francis •Joe Hovorka, chairman of the Itttiti Het{is college alumni family picnic, eral” groups against the law. Success p.m. in Most Precious ish. co, founded six months before the na shows Tyler Manzo, center, and Hans Hansen, Arvada, some of the prizes :ame. Let us would enhance its newly launched Blood church to celebrate he restricted tional organization) that the McCarran to be awarded during the picnic program Sunday, .July 10, at Regis col campaign to enlist a wider member lege, IJcnver, from I to li p.m. Serving o f dinner will begin at 4 p.m. the 25th anniversary of his OEO Gives Grant iG Thoreses, Internal Security Act has met its ship base among ’’w'orking class ordination to the priest matph. ernadettes, youth” —one of the policy aims of the hood. To Colo. Eye Unit yolas, Dom- The fight plainly is not one to dis convention. Congressman Byron Rog icts. It can claim any connection with Communism. The Very Rev. John Da- Defeat and the requirement to register Vicious Types of Crime nagher, C.M., former rector ers has notified Denver that many, "The charges that we are Communist as a Communist front, however, would of St. Thomas’ seminary, Opportunity of the approv the great dominated and controlled are fal.se,” said damage the clubs. Miss Aptheker recog Hugh Fowler, also 21, another workshop Denver, will deliver the al of a $35,571 grant by d the point nized the 'kiss of death’ such a label can Increase in Capital City sermon. the Office of Economic Op ere free of participant and presiding officer of the put on an organization or an individual convention as 1965-66 national chairman. Father Donohoe founded portunity. It will make sense there in her discussion o f the Leftist youth Denver recorded a two Homicide —murder and Auto thefts in Denver Most Precious Blood church possible an expansion of {juestion of He added, however, the Dubois Clubs movement. per cent increase in re have no quarrel with the Attorney Gen non-negligent declined from 810 to 703, July 10, 1952, and was services by the Colorado 5 the Corn- "Our support hurts,” she said, "be ported crimes during the 13 per cent, while nation eral’s further allegation that they support manslaughter —declined pastor from 1952 until Optometric Center at 929 L ove held cause of the image. We never support a first quarter of 1966, sub from 10 cases in the city ally these crimes increased aims also supported by the Communists. 1962. A t present, he is Twenty-ninth street. The ^nd indeed candidate for that reason.” stantially below the na in the first quarter of 1965 by five p>er cent. pastor of Our Lady of the center provides free vision "We have Communist members; we’re The statement, however, W'as qual tional average, but chalked to six from January Denver’s two per cent Miraculous Medal church, care for the needy in the honest about that.” said another work- ified by her father’s statement at up big increases in two of through March, 1966. The overall increase compared Monte Bello, Calif. low-income area served by .T o f us? shopp/^r, a University of Indiana student. another workshop that the Communist the most vicious types of 40 per cent decline corn- to a rise nationally of 6 Miss Aptheker cited another link. He attended the Vincen the Neighborhood Health child-like ])arty and the Left in general should crimes against persons. pared to a national aver- per cent, and of an in The Communist party, she said, is in tian minor seminary at Center at Twenty-ninth as not God m ove more and more openly into the The Federal Bureau of age increase of four per crease in cities of more Cape Girardeau, Mo., and and Welton streets, in east the position of offering ’’moral sup political arena. Her father, Commu Investigation’s report for cent, than 100,000 population of 0 us when port” to the organization. The party’s St. Mary’s seminary, Per- Denver. It was e.«tablished ule with a nist Herbert Aptheker, recently the first three months of four per cent. greatest contribution, she declared, is The number of robberies ryville. Mo., and was orda by the Colorado Optometric rrible pun- announced he is running for Congress the year showed the inci In its report, the FBI ined June 15, 1941. Association in 1961. providing ”a Marxist-Leninist analysis in New York’s 12th district, Brooklyn. dence of rape in Denver dropped from 213 to 179, noted: "It is important to 3 He n ot of American society” which she said 16 per cent compared to an Friends and parishioners c the path In fact. Miss Aptheker said, her was up 28 per cent over rem em ber that crime is will have an opportunity to 4- amounts to the ’’basically correct and the first quarter of 1965, increase of four per cent a social problem and, *• *■ / to an cs- far in advance o f the (I^eftist) move announcement of her own Communist nationally. greet Father Donohoe at a >«- SATRIANO 4- 1 danger, membership brought an unexpected reac and the number of aggra therefore, a concern of reception following the 4- 4- ment” view o f the "crisis in the Unit vated assaults was 21 per the entire community. 4- 4- e reached ed States.” tion. She said she declared the affiliation The number of larcenies Mass, from 6 p.m. to 8 BROTHERS 4^ cent higher. The efforts of law en 4- the broad when she did because she was a candi increased from 715 to 762, p.m. in the school cafeter 4- This "analysis.” in the hands of the 4- JANITORIAL SERVICE d path is date in a student election and that it Denver’s overall inci about six per cent com forcement are limited to ia. 4- activist Dubois. Clubs of America, she dence of major crimes, tab 4- INC. 4- eroes (al- would not have been "honest” to run pared to a national jump of factors within its con 4- added, provides the basis from which its ulated according to the lan starts without revealing the fact. 1 1 per cent. trol.” 4- • Rug and Upholstery "tangible tactics and strategy follow.” FBI’s crime index, in jd one of The Attorney Cfeneral’s f)Ctition, which Students received the announcement Shampooing 4- creased from 3,163 cases in MAY-DAY 4- • Complete House think God requested investigation of the Dubois enthusiastically, she noted, and she won LHC Procession the election by a large majority. Response the first quarter of 1965 to Cleanins 4- irrow one Clubs to determine if it must register as Error in Fund CLEANERS 4- • Floor Waxing and 4- has been nearly as good everywhere she 3,250 cases during the com To Honor Virgin r gate for a Communist front under the NlcCarran parable period this year, a “IN WHEATRIDGE” 4- Polishing need the Act, has been supported by a report of has gone on her speaking tour of cam- 4- • Walls and Windows 4- little more than two per A procession in honor of List Corrected the Senate internal security subcommittee puse.s since then, she said. May ami Day McCloskoy 4- Washed 4- cent. the Blessed Virgin Mary 4- 4- er keeps released the day the national Dubois con She said, however, she kept her In the Annual Arch- “ Wc opcruie our own plant” 4- 4-’ The FBI report shows, will be held at Loretto 4- 4- eaking it, vention ended. party membership secret for three diocesan Development Quality Cleaning 4- 4- years — partly because of the McCar however, Denver’s relative Heights college, Sunday, drive report published in 2834 W. 44th Ave. ; shape of ly small overall increase 4- 4- THE SENATP: g r o u p cited Miss ran Act’s penalty clause of fine and July 10, at 7:30 p.m. the Denver Catholic uld of the was the result of declines 433-883T 4^ Aptheker as a "classic example of Com imprisonment for a Communist who It will begin in the front "Register” July 28 a ty 4- ne from in the number of homi of the administration pographical error oc 3740 Pierce St. 424 74«4 4- 35BB So. Broadway 4- But such munist infiltration of a mass organiza doe.s not register a.s such. Block So. of Sts. Peter * Peul's Miss Aptheker said youth interest in cides, robberies, and auto building and continue curred in the total ; 76J-I1324 i unchan- tion” and said the Dubois clubs were an ^ieirirk-kirkirirlrkirk-ickirlrl^ the Communist party is increasing with theft. around to the chapel where pledges from St. John’s put fum- official link used by the Communist party Biggest increase was "in both fomenting and exploiting campus membership in the youth section virtually crowning of the statue will parish, Longmont. warning. none a few years ago to about 500 to 600 recorded in the number of take place followed by a The total pledge from ST. JOSEPH'S picks up unrest. . .laying the ground work for a forcible rapes — from 25 to concerted drive to recruit youth to its now. She indicated Leftist organizations, sermon and Benediction of ihal parish .should be refully. 32, or 28 per . cent com the Blessed Sacrament, .S11.2()(> instead ol $1,266. MILITARY ACADEMY cause.” including the Dubois Clubs, serve a pared to recruiting role for the partypn. in ...o.that M.C.-mem . ^ national aver- gemion will be given man is The subcommittee report was based on HAYS, KANSAS bership presents logical step for an -ncrease of 14 per cent. j,y the Rev. Robert McCor- lardness investigation of campus demonstrations and riots in the spring of 1965. "activist.” mack, S.J., of St. Ignatius a of law THE NUMBER of ag Loyola church, Denver. BOARDING SCHOOL it he en- gravated assaults in the Wedding The public is invited to Conduclcd by the ippiness. Race Problem city increased from 131 to attend this devotion in Capuchin Fianclscan le Com- 151 — a jump of 21 per honor of the Blessed Vir Invitations he must Filmed 'Live' cent, compared to the na gin, in acknowledgment of Falheis inner or JOTTINGS tional average hike of nine the Holy Father’s plea for • BRIDE BOOKS .Annual Board and TuiUun Fee New York — A Time per cent. greater devotion to Mary. • NAPKINS ig stern fo r B urning, a new mo Dr. Edward G. Billings, sistant advertising manag Denver also recorded an $ 9 9 0 ,0 0 For further information Open Eves by Appt. am and tion picture on race rela Denver jisychiatrist. was er of the Catholic Regis increase in burglaries — on the Holy Father’s dir • Senior Illuh S« linol • Men.?icr of Norih Central A.ss’n. ter of Altoona. Pa., was in All Slajor .SjHirls * KOTC llniior Srluiul I not do tions, commissioned by the elected president of the from 1,259 to 1,409, six ectives concerning Mary THE INVITATION Denver recently conferring • ID I'uint Imlcinr UINc llnnnc * Civil Air I’alrul aerciful. Lutheran Churches of the board of trustees of the per cent, compared to a and devotion to her, per with Register advertising SHOP • Indoor Swimming Toul ling us United States, has been Mount Airv Foundation. national average increase sons can contact Mrs. director Jack Murphy. 3494 W . 38lh 477-5630 F o r Catalog — Address Uu.siness Office t do is completed. of 1 1 per cent. Shirley Noll, 934-0844, be nly Fa- The one-hour dramatic John R. Crowley, staff tween 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. documentary was filmed in manager of Forward Metro Pre-Cana Conference Also available are all dir Omaha by Quest Produc Denver has resigned to re ectives, mandates and en tions of New York, and re turn to private business, cyclicals from Vatican veals various communities effective Aug. 15. Scheduled July 10 Council II issued by Pope er within the Nebraska city, Paul VI. p i M r r s A F E i both Negro and White, At an organizational The Rev. Francis Sjri- discussing love in an ev t to be reacting to contemporary meeting, the Denver Op aney, pastor of St. Pius X eryday setting — the ited in social pressures and portunity committee picked parish, Aurora, spiritual home, the office, in rela rter is changes. The scenes in the as its chairman, the Rev. advisor and founding dir tion to in-laws, and in NORTH Joseph, film were neither scripted Charles B. W oodrich, as- ector of Pre-Cana for en planning the future. year it nor staged. No professional si.stant pastor of Annunica- gaged couples in the Arch Love in the physical con DENVER Catholic parish actors were employed. All tion parish, Denver. Mrs. diocese of Denver, will be cept will be reviewed by 5arish. of the incidents were pho James King was named the speaker at a conference Dr. Peter Tobin and Dr. Church > long- tographed as they actually secretary. opening on Sunday, July Thomas Kilfoyle Wednes OPTICAL lamiiy occurred, with the knowl 10, at 1:30 p.m ., in the day, July 13, at 8 p.m. Dispensing Opticians 'iption edge and consent o f the B o n d s .. App<)intment of Merlynn Pre-Cana center, E. 5th Pre-Cana conferences are DeWAYNE INGRAM participants. M. Olson as assistant avenue and Josephine limited to engaged couples. cashier of American Na street, Denver. Reservations may be made 4022 Tennyson Street Get up to interest. we re tional Bank, Denver, was 1 sub- New Diocese Father Syrianey will by calling A. J. Reed, GRand 7-5759 Pdvatle seni ar.nua!!y, with announced by J. E. Mon deliver three short dis 388-6683. tague, president. Catholic Church Bonds And uld a Created in Texas courses on the meaning they're Sdfe' tdch bond carries and purpose of love and its read 'fhe West Virginia Reg the signature of an Archbishop, Washington — (NC) — ister. a membiii-paper of place in the successful AS'licii yoTi can ’t nt to a Bishop, or head of a Re re of Pope Paul VI has estab the Register System of marriage. ligious Order of the Catholic D? lished a new Diocese of Newspapers, was named On Monday, July 11, at l i n g liiin , y o n c a n Bople Beaumont, Tex., in eastern second-place winner in the 8 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Church, promising that prin > not Texas and has named newspaper divi.sion of the Wiggington will join Mr. 'svrap your lieax*t cipa! and interest will be paid give M on sig n or V in cen t M. P ublications and I’ ublic and Mrs. Ted Fillas in Harris, Chancellor of the punctually when due^ For a ince, Relations section of the Houston-Oalveston diocese, News Deadline! ai'onnd liis voice current list of Catholic Church 8 to West Virginia Press asso to be the first Ordinary, ciation. The award was 'Phe deadline for news Bonds, mad the coupon below stir the Apostolic Delegation ifor- presented to Robert Ram stories and p ictu re s to witlr a Long Distance announced here. sey, editor and formerly of appear in the "Register” now The new diocese com Denver. is Monday at 9 a.m. c a ll. prises 13 cou n ties and ntry Angelo Montrella, as- J50SW OK ri I SI LLI\:V> s of parts of two other counties Go aliead. .,\ the formerly in the Houston- .K: C’O-M I*A -N V, I> C\ Oalveston diocese. Sunday Evening H CARPETS ned C a l l no-w. 660 -17ih St.. DENVER. COLORADO 80202 felt St. Anthony’s church. Ilonm Sl/C P I Mass at 8:30 and .Smaller Beaumont, is the new Ca BOSWORTH. SULLIVAN & COMPANY, INC. During July and August, iticcilons n th« CMy itly thedral. r •* for every riHim 660 SEVENTEENTH STREET, DENVER, COLORADO 80202 lith an additional evening Mass FurnitUrG in ihe hm-sc Mountain States Telephone The new diocese has Please send r ‘ a current list of Catholic Church uld is being offered each Sun Opin Mcntfiy infl Wetfnt»«l«r 83,605 Catholics in a gen day at 8:30 p.m. in the EYinInor TIH 1:30 P.M. Name...... ght eral population of 568,992. lOW Denver Cathedral. This is E.M.W. the latest Mass in the eve Address Bishop-elect Harris was where cash talks born in Conroe, Tex., in ning on Sundays. The reg ide 2111 So. Broadwoy , state ...... Zip Code . 1913 and was ordained in ular 6:30 evening Mass Sllcnnon 4*2754 City . . . . Rome in 1938. continues as usual. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 7, ^966 P a g e 6 Auxiliary Seeks Retreat League Donations for 05 t o W D f m N Seminary Benefit To Hold Fair Members of the Auxili ary o f St. Thomas’ semi- Colorado Springs — Miss ware, transistor radio and neiry, Denver, are soliciting Mary Ann Hillard, presi- a lazy-Susan. aid from parishes in the dent of the El Pomar Re- archdiocese for the group’s treat League, has THB RETREAT League annual dinner and bazaar, announced that the League was organized to help pro which is held once each will sponsor a fair at Pau mote retreat movements year at the- seminary to line Memorial school, Col- and to financially assist El help raise funds for needed orado Springs, July 17 Pomar Retreat house. Div- items and furnishings at from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. jJed into districts corre- the seminary. in connection w ith the spending to the nine dis- Donations are needed for annual open house at El of the Archdiocesan the linen booth. Luncheon Pomar retreat house to be Council of Catholic Wom- sets, stuffed animals, pil held from 2 to 6 p.m. en, it has a membership of low cases, aprons, and tea Booths at the fair will approximately 1.000 wom towels are being solicited feature needle and hand en. by Mrs. Edward Poehl- work, baked goods, reli Proceeds from the fair mann, 477-0265, and Mrs. gious items and Pomar will be donated to the re Philip Rotole, 322-0855 Angel dolls. treat house expansion fund. Persons wishing to don Prizes will be awarded ate items to the white ele including a color console phant booth can contact Planning Hospital 'Gala' television, a portable stereo § Mrs. Mary Lamb, 455- phonograph, hand-knit af- | Archbishop’s Mrs. Leo Nolan, president of the St. Anthony ghan. steam iron, alegator | 5821, or Mrs. Rotole, 322- 0855. hospital women’s auxiliary and an honorary mem hand bag, set of Coming | ber of the lay advisory board is shown with Mrs. Guild Herbert H. Maruyama at a preliminary hospital conference concerning the "1966 Gala” benefit Infant of- Prague circle Taylor Joins dance and dinner. A Japanese theme has been will have a layette shower established for this year’s Oct. 15 event set at at the home of Pat Hogan Loretto Board $100 per couple. The hospital lay advisory board on July 11 and Mother of A C e w Past President Honored T. Raber Taylor, Denver Angels circle will meet af and Etienne Perenyi, president, will meet July 7, The nine districts of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women attorney known for his ac at which time chairmen of the Gala committees the home of Lucille Lupi- tivities in the fields of civil presented Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, past president, with an alabaster Madonna will be selected. nac. Rose Kellog will en rights, employment and tertain Mother Beloved in. recognition of her work as president during the past two years. Guests education law, has accepted circle on July 12. Vessel of at a recent tea given by the districts in the home of Mrs. Philip S. Rotole, appointment Art Exhibit At Women's Club Honor circle will meet at were the board 'of directors who served during Mrs. Fitzgerald’s term. on the board the home -of Charlene From left, pouring at the tea table, is Mrs. Raymond D. Nixon, ACCW of ambassa An art exhibit at the located at 940 Lincoln Burke. ■president; standing are Mrs. Rotole, the Rt. Rev. M onsignor William Mona dors for Lo Women’s Club of Denver street, Denver. The exhibit On July 13 JRosemary han, spiritual moderator w’ho presented the gift in the name of the dis retto Heights has aroused special atten- is from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Simpson will entertain the tricts; Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Douglas G. MacHendrie, chairman; and the college, tion, as it features oil Tuesday through I'riday, Archangel GaKriel circle, Rev, James W. Rasby, spiritual moderator of the North Denver district. Denver. painting by the Senior and will be on display St. Elizabeth circle will T a y l o r Citizens of Mile Hi Center. through July 9. meet at the home o f Jose- received his' Mrs. Pearl Sanders, who Miss Hillard phine Santangelo and S t Lay Women's Retreat Scheduled B.A. degree] has been painting for two Gerard will have a picnic ' from Regisj years, has entered "Home with their children as The first lay women’s Registrations should c o lle g e and Mr. T*ylor Sweet Home” and a land guests. retreat to be held this be sent directly to the his LL.B. degree from scape called "Inspiration.” Yolanda Martinez is a | i | l i summer at St. Scholastic director of retreats at St. Harvard law school and is Mrs. Sanders speaks glow new member of St. Gerard academy. Canon City, Scholastic’s academy, a member of the National ingly of her art and lapses circle. will begin July 29-July Further information may Board o f Citizens for Edu into lethargy only when ' 1 1 1 31. The second retreat is be obtained by calling cational Freedom, the Den questioned about her age. scheduled Aug. 5-Aug. 7. 275-7461, Canon City, or ver club of Serra Interna The Women’s Club is 3030 W. 44111 flve. The Rev. Blaise Het- Mrs. J. W. Dixon, 985- tional and boards of direc tich, O.S.B., o f St. Mein- 3574. tors o f the Catholic Chari KITCHEN rad Archabbey, Ind., will — ...... - ties o f the Archdiocese of WEDDINGS c o n d u c t both retreats. iiiiiiiitiiiiimmiuiiimMiiimiimiiimmmimiimiiiumiiiiiiii Denver and the Urban REMODELING He has given more than _ _ ■ League of Colorado. TRADMONALLY CANDIDS THE FINEST IN “Free Estimates In cillit-r Color or Black 70 retreats in the past 10 IViOlldfiy PHOTOGRAPHY and VJhifo bcconjc tren- years. In addition to ^ tjrcd heirlooms when tak* ...A FRANCISCAN SISTER! en by being a college profes- IfflOrillllQ Nuns' Head Shuns DeO RfiCE sor, he is associate edi G IV ING YO UR SELF to • life com The Dream Center «tu K. C«II«K RORK tor o f **Marriage” maga- DCQClIillG! MRS. JOHN PAUL pletely oediceted to the selvellon of 3800 Lc'.ve!! Olvd. PHOTOGRAPHERS zine. SMITHLINE, the former Title of Mother souls . . . ihrough prsyer, work, s«c- rlMce, and loy . . . by using your Dick Bettinger The deadline for newj Marsha Jean Porter, is the 433-6571 455-4323 Ottumwa, la. — Sister talents as a Nurse. Laboratory and 10S3 So Goyloid Ph 733-6076' Paramount Club ’stories and pictures to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X-Ray Technician. Secretary. Account appear in the ‘‘Denver Miles F. Porter III, of Den- Mary Benita Pieper, the ant. Dietitian. Seamstress. Cook, as well The Paramount Club will C a th o lic R e g is t e r ” is ver. bridegroom is the son ^lew Superior General of as In other hospital departments and hold a business meeting Monday at 9 a.m. Corre-' bf Mr. and Mrs. John P. Congregation of the BAKERIES In a nrw extension ot our work In tht HUNT CLEANERS Grand Opening and social Friday, July 8, spondents are asked to Smithline, Denver. The Humility of Mary, plans to Home of Fine Pastries Catechetical and Social Service Fields at 7:30 p.m. This will be h a v e their m aterial at ceremony was performed shun the address "Mother” 66 So. Broadway THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITYI the only regular meeting the "R eg ister" office at June 18 in Mother of God during her six-year reign 1C19 So. Colorai^ Blvd. (Write— giving your age— to Vocation D & D Cleaners 1550 Colorado BlvU. Director. SOih St.. Rock Island. Servicing S^. James • SI. TMrese's in July. Plans have been this time to assure pub- church, Denver. A recep- as superior, and Christ the King Parishes Next To Millers 2410 Ep.st 3rd Ave. Illinois, for further deleils m this I HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING n il So. Washington made for a trip to Mother Hcation in the follow ing t i o n w as h e ld a t th e She has been chairman happy li|e.1 7 » l E. ttn AVE. • )SS-ff«a Cabrini's shrine and a pic- Thursday issue, phurch. Following a trip to o f the science and mathe- nic on Sunday, July 17. ^ Colorado Springs, tho matics division of Mary- TRY couple will reside in Den- crest college here. Dr. James P. Gray GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. OPTOMETRIST JjcdbjLj!du "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy" Eyes txamlned JANITUItlAI. & SANITAHY SlU'l’MICS FIRST Visual Care U21 - 16th Street C ll 4-8775 or C ll 4-25D8 Mother-Baby Care FIr.sla IMsItos • 0|H'n Slock D L N V K U 2. C U I.U IIA D O Conlacf Lenses Gifts • Hardware • Paint Glass • Toys Classes Slated 213 Colo. Bldg. Pipe 'i'lircadhig 1615 Calif. Window Simrirs - Key APPLEWOOD STABLES Mother-baby care classes The two hour classes will Uurtiicaiing start at 7:30 p.m. on For Appointment Call: Open Friday Evenings Rental Horses Boarded end Trained will begin July 28 at the Thursday, July 28, and 825-8803 32 Broadway 733-2010 Western Riding Lessons, end Haystack Rides Mile High Red Cross, Den ver. w ill continue on Tuesdays rOOO West 32nd Ave. CR 9*1050 and Thursdays through Aug. 9. Women Told Expectant and adoptive ^FLORAL lUlllinilLin parents and grandparents To Work for are encouraged to attend “ Be a Guest at Your Own Partif’ the classes to learn the BPFFirrs — b a n ( k ’k t s * BONSAI NURSERY Civil Rights latest techniques in infant HKDmsf; nh:ci:i*TioNs care. COCKT.UI. PAimilS, PKMCS 3750 So. Federal Blvd. 789-2394 & Ol’KN IKtlSPS Pittsburgh, Pa. Among the subjects to be Expertly Prrpered Hors d'Geuvree. — (RNS) — Bishop John covered are how handle, Canapes. Open Faced Sandwiches to A Box Lunches J. Wright of Pittsburgh feed, bathe, and diaper the BARTENOItiC SERVICE AVAILABLE WEISS BAKERY has called on women "in baby, recognize illness and Cetlee A Rolls Oeliveied A Served' Managed by Henry Daniel the most urgent terms” to -interpret behavior. 1t}4 SO. BROADWAY OLD-FASHIONED SALT take "a specific and keen The 10-hour course 722-1844 RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY (not merely general and which will be taught by Telephone Women Plan Trip occasional) interest in the Mrs. Joan Hendricks, R.N., F o u r Stores to Serve You problem of civil rights.” is free. The classes are lim 4024 Tennyson ...... GT.. 5-1937 T-ady o f the Bell, the spiritual organization He said it was important ited so interested persons : BALDWIN 5850 W. 38lh Ave...... HA. 4-13C6 for telephone women, will sponsor a train trip to that women do so "because fhould register in advance Lakeside Center...... GE. 34703 Over a Century of Musical Excellence Winter Park on Sunday, July 24, for members, fam on this point of morality it by calling the Red Cross 1480 Carr S L ...... BE. MC04 ily and friends* Miss Blaine Becker, left, project sometimes happens, as it nursing services at 399- PL4NOS • ORGANS chairmen, holds a picnic basket while Miss Marga does on other questions, 0550. 6TH AVE. ret M. Reinert, president o f the organization, checks that the' menfolk have SERVICE the supplies. The train w ill leave at 10:05 a.m. from A OLIVER'S half-a-dozen excuses from TRY AUGIE'S OA!.£S '/n Denver’s Music Center” RENTALS Denver Union station as part of the D. & R.G.’s involvement.” MARION Y am pa V alley train and will return at 4:20 p.m. Meat Market One excuse, the Catholic SPUDNUTS Lunch will be at tho Hochlandorf in Winter Park. Bishop said, is "that their 1 623 California St. Phone 222-9701 N e w s I "Serving Denver Since 1923 With .Jualily Meats’’^ There .are special prices for children. Interested (KING OF THE business or status in the DONUTS) persons can call Miss Becker at 266-7494 for infor Customer Parking in Lot Next to Store M . The di business community will CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER- mation and reservations. (IN KING SOOPERS CONCOURSE) sulTer if they take a stand lakeside Shopping Center Open Mondoy Evenings till 8:30—Any Evening by Appointment stories a p p ear ■ Fresh rouUiy on moral issues, including civil rights.” i-' C a th o lL f Prirttilonal Mbi4 Cullart !• Strv* Ytu DRY CLIANING M onday Phmt 731 4«2t im E. 4tll Ava. EVELYN'S DRAPERIES n Highest Qualily Work PETITE a n d LAUNDRr ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO sp on d en and Materials h a v e th.,' FLOWERS the “ Rej 1501 Souih Pearl St. Margaret’s Gift Manor CASCADE this time Join a HAPPINESS “JOURNEY OF Te l 744 C13B 255 6101 Special Uniforms 1809 HUMBOLOT ST. This Week ' MOTHER ica tio n i ■ fvlpillment " t o u r GIFTS Thursday Splendour of ARVADA 50 So. 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Auto, and HANRAHAN’S 929- 15TH ST. • 244-4493 Commercial and will return immediately after services FOR APPOINTMENT Insurance LEE O ’CONNOR 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-6259 Round Trip Fare— $1.25 UNIVERSITY HILLS TRAVEL CALL; 366-3961 2721 So. Colorado Blvd. - Ph. 757-7433- Member: Sts. Peter & Paul FORT COLLINS Phone 7.56-0G3G - office* Credit can be arranged Parish 333-D5-I7 - res. Frank Merelli — Pretideni Mother Cabrini Shrine Committee Deover, Colo. 80222 2215 SO. COllEGE • 482-0996 j 23.30 So. Colorado Blvd. 1544 Broadwa S' ...... - ...... Thursday, July 7, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P a ge 7 'Ecuhnenical Spirit Seen 'Scope' To Probe Population Shift Affectirig Church Design How the population shift who narrates his own on the program, along Croes of Calvary Baptist from Denver to the sub The program was filmed The Vatican Council’s should be the same as the building will be outward, script. The program focuses with the Rev. Harvey church: Dr. Charles Mil by Ed Ruetz and Bill Bak urb:: has affected the city’s spirit of liturgical and ecu-' liturgical function, he said, symbolizing the expanding on the problem of why 16 Hollis, director of the ligan, Iliff school of the er, produced by Thompson menical renewal is a major’ and as such should limit aposotlate that we sub churches will be examined major Denver churches Denver Council of ology, and the Rev. Rus in depth on "Scope.” KOA- R. Watt, and directed by factor in an exciting new the interior facilities. scribe to today.” have moved to suburbia in Churches; Rabbi Samuel sell Williams of the Gene Linder. trend in church design, ac "We try to go back to TV’s Sunday News Maga the past 10 years, and the Adelman, B.M.H. Con Protestant Inner City cording to one of the na the really original setting THE TREND has a zine of the Air, July 10, at impact of this move on the gregation; Dr. Henry parish. 10 p.m. on KOA-TV, community. ALSO, KOA Radio at tion’s leading church ar of Christian worship,” he . more mundane advantage 7:05 p.m. for three days chitects. to churches, he said, in Channel 4, Denver, and Protestant, Catholic, and said. "Originally this was a KOAA-TV, Channel 5, 'Parable/ Protestant Film, To beginning Wednesday, July Milton Grigg of Charlot house, first, of remem that "more sophistication Jewish churches alike are Pueblo-Colorado Springs. 6, will air five to 10-min tesville, Va., president of brance . . . of ofiering — and simplification” tend to faced with this change Entitled "Is the Church taking place in church-com Get Catholic Theater Honor ute programs on the same the Interfaith Research the altar; second, of initia lower construction costs. subject, utilizing some of Grigg was in Denver for Deserting the Core City?” munity relationships. New York-(RNS)-The Presentation of the film Center for Religious Ar tion — the baptistry; and this documentary is the the tape recorded conver chitecture, said the Council third, of proclamation — . the national convention of The_Rt. Rev. Monsi National Catholic Theater award by the NCTC will result of several months of gnor Walter Canavan, sation that reporter Ruetz and corresponding develop the pulpit.” the American Institute of Conference will present its be made during its 2 1st gathered in his research. Architects, and is immedi research and reporting by rector of the Denver Ca 1966 Religious Film Award ments in Protestantism He briefly described a KOA newsman Ed Rueiz, annual meeting in St. and Judaism have altered phase of his own current ate past president of the thedral, will be featured to Parable, the controver Paul, Minn., Aug. 16-22. It the whole concept of reli project, the chapel of St. 25-year-old Guild for Reli sial movie produced by the will be accepted by a Entertainment gious architecture. Thomas Catholic Center gious Architecture. ‘Virginia Woolf’ Protestant Council of the Protestant Council repre ” Our biggest problem,” near the campus of the Given A-4 City of New York and sentative. Stories, Reviews he remarked, "is the lack University of Virginia, as shown at the 1964-65 P arable has been hon ila' of familiarity' of people an example. Classification by World’s Fair here. ored at the Cannes, Venice ’ Other entertainment *with what they really bel "There will be only one Spanish NCOMP Parable is a 22-minute and Edinburgh Film Fes St, Anthony features and reviews ap ieve. They are uncertain. Cross in the Church . . . color film, entirely in pan- tivals. Shown , during the pear on Page 8. Listings ►norary mem- "This ignorance of theol carried in at the beginning The National Catholic known contemporary and con tomine, with original mu Bishops Slap troversial play by Edward World’s Fair at the Protes o f movies by the Nation kvn with Mrs. ogy is true in all faiths. of Mass; to emphasize the Office for Motion Pictures sic. It has a circus setting tant and Orthodox Center, lary hospital Albec. In depicting the anguish al Catholic Office for What a person believes de importance of the symbol. has classified Warner and bitterness experienced by a with a clown as a "Christ the movie is being distrib Jala’* benefit Motion Pictures appears termines what he builds.” The lowest point in the Action Group Brothers’ film version of married couple as they confront image.” The clown has a uted on a rental basis by on Page 9. ne has been j church (ceiling) will be Edward Albee’s Who’s the illusions which have poi series of experiences and is soned their life together, Ernest the Protestant Council. event set at THE architecutral pur- (.directly over the altar . . . Madrid — A long pasto Afraid of Virginia Woolf subsequently killed. Some visory board Lehman’s production of "Vir pose in designing a church whole 'motion’ of the ral instruction encouraging in its A-4 category (moral ginia Wooir' dramatizes man’s objections arose over the meet July 7, social justice and limiting ly unobjectionable for need to face the challenge of depiction of a clown figure I committees Spanish Catholic Action adults with reservations) reality in order, by achieving as representing Christ. self knowledge, to build a ca- Law Group Warns was issued by Spain’s per for the following reasons: The Protestant Council, SnCHS-LRUJLOR manent Episcopal com ’ pacity for love. "This classification is Riven to ” In its presentation o f this however, has never inter I5A3 LARIMER ST. - 830 1 7 t h ST. mittee. certain films which, while not adult motion picture, Warner preted the film . It has ; Club On 'Forms' of Will Charges levelled at the morally offensive in themselves, Brothers has adopted the com been described by a council organization by Madrid’s require caution and some anal mendable policy that no one 940 Lincoln ysis and explanation as a pro under the age of 18 will be ad spokesman as "expressive ENGRAVED Because of widely differ Archbishop Casimiro Mor- Warnings have been tection to the uninformed mitted to a viewing o f the film rather than definitive and r. The exhibit ing needs of individuals issued to the public about cillo Gonzalez at the close against wrong interpretations unless accompanied by his par- should be interpreted by to 4:30 p.m. and their families, and the use of prepared "forms” of the committee's national and false conclusions.” The . ent. Adults also must be ad each viewer in the light of PLASTIC 3UKh Friday, substantial variations in NCOMP made the following vised that the theitic of "Vir in executing wills or trusts meeting brought stern his own personal feelings, on display for the disposition of es state laws, attempts by warnings. statement about the picture: ginia WoolT’ may prove confus SIGNS & DESK PLATES 9. non-lawyers to adapt pre "This film is a substantially ing and its language offensive background and experi tates, the Colorado Bar as Catholic Action was told faithful rendition of the well- to the casual film goer." ence.” sociation disclosed. pared forms to their needs never to step outside the BftONZ'E TABL'ETS without legal counsel can competence of the Hierar Prompting the warning, lead to costly mistakes and chy in temporal matters, ofilcially issued by the as legal difficulties, the Sec either in its collective ac sociation’s section of Real tion statement said. It tions or in its publications. added that it would be as me hank ihai's uniied wiih me contmuniiif ii serves inviies you lo our Property, Probate and Trust Law, was the na unwise for the layman to THE BISHOPS also tion-wide commercial sales attempt to act for himself criticized Catholic Actions’s o f publications containing in this complex area of the tendency to judge public "do il( yourself’ forms of law "as it would be for authority and added that it w'iils and trusts, and purp him to use dangerous was authority’s mission to orting to tell laymen how drugs to cure an illness direct citizens to the com ir to use them by filling in without the advice of a mon good. blanks. physician.” Authority must function for the common good and O d e b k a W J ^ ! it is sometimes necessary, ;a n sis t er i Inquiry is Asked in the search for the com mon good, to restrict the to • lift com- exercise of temporal tht stivttlon of Welcome to North Denver Bank rty tr, work, •ac- In Union Election rights,” the committee dec , by u»if>a your lared. Laboratory arxf San Francisco.—An in-, Farm Labor-Management In its references to :retary. Account- quiry into alleged fraud in Relations — a.skcd Robert Spanish life, the instruc newlif-remodeieo quarters. June thru July 8 tt, Cook, at wall '.the recent grape workers il I)i Giorgio, president of Di Oepartmenit and tion said: "The perfection our work in tho union election has been Giorgio CorjK>ration, who.se o f Spanish political and Service Flelda r urged by an interfuith com workers were involved in social institutions demands .TEK CHAXITYI mittee. the election, to join with a dynamic conception of ige— to Vocation The group — The Inter some farm workers in the common good, growing .. Aock Itland, faith Committee for Ju.st calling for an investigation through a mutual tension detalla ot ttila by "an impartial govern toward that ideal outlined ment Iwdy.” The interfaith by the Second Vatican Grand Kniglit committee said testimony Council.” it took indicated the work The instruction stated Reelected ers’ election was fraudu that the Church praises lent. the mutual influence be Longmont — Walter E. The election showed the tween Church life and ' FIRST Krueger was recently re workers favored the Inter Spanish civil society. )|H'n Slock elected grand knight of- national Brotherhood of Agreeing that citizens c • L'aint Longmont Council 1313, Teamsters as their collec should have a voice in I.vs Knights of Columbus. He tive bargaining agency. governm^ct, the instruction line had served out the unex s • Key Cesar Chavez, director of reminded Spaniards that >s pired term of Joe Dicder- the National Farm Work the Vatican Council had ich, who had resigned the vcnlnfis ers’ a.ssociation, charged not specified any one form past year. 733-2910 that the union recognition’ of government as better Krueger has been club elections were "phony” and than another. manager of the Knights of that the results were An exhortation to create Columbus. Inc., a position "fraudulent.” a civil life as based on the he has held the past 12 demands of the Gospel year.s. Abbot Asks closed the Bishop’s in Other officers elected to struction. serve the council for the next year include deputy For Coadjutor grand knight, Jerome J. Newton, N.J. — Abbot Bradley; chancellor, Arnold Charles Coriston, O.S.B., of WIN! AN ALL-EXPENSE-PAID TRIP TO NEWYORK Peter; recorder, J. 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Page 8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 7, 1966 Fine Recording of 'Gerontius' One of the most impres- Richard Lewis, and Kim the documentary, Years o f liams’ beautiful technique. by Jean-Pierre Rampal, sive long*pIaying rec- Borg, make this an out* Lightning, Days of Anyone who relishes clas flutist, and Lily Laskine, ordings in recent months is standing recording, and Drums, the United States sical guitar music cannot harpist. The album is par Angel Records’ release of one of the finest perform- Information Agency docu help but be overwhelmed ticularly noteworthy for Sir Edward Elgar’s "The ances ever heard of this mentary film released for by the color and evocations Jean-M ichel Damase’s Dream o f Gerontius,” the work. The interpretation public showing through a of these works. ’’Sonata for Flute and poem of Cardinal Newman by Barbirolli, who is one of special act of Congress. It Harp,” a work that is t)rp- 'Nevada Smith' Rates set to music in 1900. Elgar’s champions on rec- is a tribute to John F. EUGENE Ormandy is ically "French” in style but At present this is the ording, is notable for its Kennedy. As a film it is a also showcased in one of light-hearted and reminis only recording available. sensitivity and tonal beau reportedly fine tribute to the most satisfying two- cent of the music of Pou Through Actors' Roles As conducted by Sir John ty. the late President. The record albums from Colum lenc. Ine album, however, Barbirolli and the Halle recording is a worthwhile bia to come along in quite has plenty to recommend Smith, has no connection In the album notes Bar { By Kim Larsen NEVADA Smith is the orchestra, it is a brilliant, birolli recalls performing addition to Kennedy awhile. Imaginative and it. Besides the Damase name of a character from with the earlier motion It would be more ap if not a profoundly expres "The Dream of Gerontius” memorabilia, but as a poetic readings are given composition, it also fea the book and film, The picture, exce^ for a basis sive reading. piece of history in sound it by Ormandy and the tures the folk favorite, propriate for Nevada in characters. for Pope Pius XII at Cas- Carpetbaggers. The late The combined Halle telgandolfo. one of the last leaves much to be desired. orchestra on Beethoven’s "Greensleeves,” as well as Smith to be titled Max Alan Ladd portrayed the Brian Keith, in his por Sand, but the latter prob choir and Sheffield Phil live musical performances The narration by Gregory "Eighth Symphony,” Wag three bright little compo original Nevada Smith. trayal of Jonas Cord, gives harmonic chorus, along ably- would not have the the Pope ever heard. Peck predominates and the ner’s "Prelude and Love- sitions by Rossini, Faure, But the film, Nevada the best performance in with soloists Janet Baker, voice of Kennedy is heard Death,” Tchaikovsky’s and Ibert. As if this was boxoffice appeal that Nev this fast action film. It is Elgar's setting to music of Newman’s words, "Go intermittently. There have "Romeo and Juliet Over not enough, J. B. Krum- ada Smith has. unfortunate, however, that It is almost ludicrous 'House of Lord' forth upon thy journey, been better and more com ture,” Debussy’s "Afternoon pholz’ ’’Sonata in F for this character is not more Christian soul,” is probably plete Kennedy sound docu of a Faun,” and Ravel’s Flute and Harp” is a gem how the name Nevada fully developed, because he Smith is used only once — On TV July 10 the composer’s greatest mentaries. Overall, it is "La Valse.” It is a hand in itself. Krumpholz was a is indeed the most inter triumph. On Angel Rec three quarters of narration some collection, beautifully pupil of Haydn, and his and casually at that — in esting of the entire lot. "Religious Freedom’* will the film that bears the be the topic of discussion ords, through the Barbirolli with bits of Kennedy’s performed. sonata follows the tradi Cord is a tra velin g performance, it is a great voice sporadically inter "Music by Candlelight” tional classical three-move name. Max Sand (Steve gunsmith who meets Sand on the "House of the Lord** McQueen) uses the monik television program Sunday, listening experience. spersed. on Epic Records is some ment form. The album is a as he is searching for the what misleading. This is a real delight for classical er when he finds it to be ruthless killers. Failing to July 10, at 8:30 a.m. on * , . te useful in his pursuit of KLZ-TV, Channel 7, Den- ALSO from Angel is a stereo recording of music musical fanciers of flute st persuade the halfbreed THE FINEST recording for flute and harp played and harp. — (CJZ) three men (expertly por from continuing his hunt, v e r . R e p re se n tin g the recording of highlights o f guitar music in recent hi trayed by Karl Malden, Cord teaches the youth Catholic faith on the panel from Franz Lehars rnelo- years in Columbia Records’ Arthur Kennedy, and will be the Rev. L. Marvin dious light opera, The "Two Favorite Guitar Con how to handle a gun. M erry W idow . Elisabeth Martin Landau) who sav- "God help us," Cord says Read of the Register staff. certos” played by guitarist MAMMA ROSA’S PIZZERIA wl egely kill his parents. Moderator of the panel will Schwarzkopf is featured John Williams with Eu ar as he begins the lessons. and the performance here HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS Sand is a naive halfbr That help, however, does be the Rev. Vernon Myers gene Ormandy and the yo eed whose search for rev of St. Phillip and St. is reminiscent of the rec Philadelphia orchestra • PIZZA • RAVIOLI wh not seem to come — even ording she made earlier of enge creates a Western when a Franciscan mis James Episcopal church. Williams, a brilliant gui sp epic for the screen. Steve McQueen Other panelists are Dr. the same work. The earlier tarist, performs Joaquin ® LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI lea sionary tries to tell Sand recording, in high fidelity that revenge is hopeless William McIntosh of the R od rigo’s "Concierto Table and Carry-Out Service ( Montview Boulevard Pres but before the advent of Aranjuez for Guitar a.nd I So. Federal Blvd. at Elliw orth W E 4-,B34 and that it takes more 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 936-2336 courage to refrain than to byterian church and Rabbi tinguished performance but O r c h e s tra and Mar OP BARNUM LIQUORS seek revenge. Sam uel Adelman of the Castelnuova-Tedesco pla; BMH Synagogue. the finest recording ever The Friendly Store But advice often takes a made of Lehar’s charming "Concerto in D for Guitar pro' "Presentatioti Parish" long time to be accepted. operetta. The new rec and Orchestra.’ do Mike Vendegna Angelo Vendegna There is a moral, I am Sacred Heart ording in stereo misses the More familiar, probably, DINE of h is the Castelnuovo-Tedesco IV sure, somewhere in the Program gay spirit of the original, III licf’dl Siticnclor film. But it is treated in work, which was magnifi live liuniinri’s Offri-s a .Nt-w Home Maked Feature but Miss Schwarzkopf, such a way that the story along with Nicolai Geddai, cently performed by Andres Hosj Delighifullv Hich —New York Style en S up not "being'preachy Christian Segregationist” k ™® ^g"effek"'and Segovia on a Decca album Ti and___1 being1_:______more4.1 ____ than just__1. Willwill be the subiectsubject of an Ty. ^- __ 1,^ . L . o . thatthf»h hashns sinceairirp beenhppn with-wit-h- Con, CHEESE CAKE address by the Rev. Knapp, make this a wel- , *4 • i. iifu* (D M ,, mouse l i § Hiiki-d l
r■/ Thursday, July 7, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 State Fair Races 1 ii I ♦♦♦ ^ y i^ o tio n j^ ic tu r e S | *ierre Rampal, Gt/tcf^hh To Honor Leaders ’ d Lily Laskine, Cf«ftllle«flon by National C atho lic 3 album is par- ' Olllco lor Motion Pictvros PUEBLO-The 1966 loteworthy for - Colorado state fair’s horse hel Damase’s QO/^/irQmvs Following arc classifications of motion pictures by the National race features will be or Flute and Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently playing in named to honor regional »rk that is typ- > Denver first-run, neighborhood, and drivc-in theaters, as well as those appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Springs and and state dignitaries and :h” in style but THEY’LL PLAY golf for • -Even the guy who Sterling ureas. Daily movies on TV ore checked for time, place past and present state fair i and reminis- < a most worthy cause next can’t break 100. and TV station. Katings of movies on TV are checked against officials. music of Pou- week (July 11-17) with the F lights have been ar- listings found in "TV Guide" magazine. Classificationa arc: A-l, The 6-day meet, Aug. Ibum, however, staging of the third annual ranged for the high handi- family; A-2, adults and adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4. adults only with reservations; B, morally objectionable in part for all; C, 22-27, calls for eight races to recommend Colorado Open at Hiwan cap shooter. And the guy Condemned. ((;omplled by Carol Good) daily. Thoroughbreds, Ap- the Damase * Golf Club. who shoots 95 will have Current Movies paloosas and quarter horse , it also fea- A ll proceeds from the just as much fun trying to A n d N ow MiKucl, A -l; Bijr races will be presented WEDNESDAY. JULY 13 folk favorite, tournament are again ear- win his flight as the fellow Ifiind for the ljUle l.ady, A-2; with pari-mutuel wagering Harmon o f Michigan, A -l; I'll * B lin d fo ld , A-2; Blue Max, B; s,” as well ab marked as a benefit for who’s trying to win the Get By, A-i; The Perfect Mar on all races. Cast a Oiant Shadow, A-3; Ur. i little compo- Craig Rehabilitation Hos- championship flight. Then riage, A-2; The Square Peg, A-2; Zhivago, A-2; Duel at Diablo, B; Trapped, A -l; Young at Heart, lossini, Faure, pital, Denver. too, valuable merchandise GlatfB Bottom Boat, A-2; (iunN o f A-2; Run fo r C ov er, B; Latin ia if this was If you’ve ever had the awards will be presented to Navaronc, A-l; Khartoum, A-l; 1-overs, A-2; Just My Luck, A-2. J. B. Krum- > Lady L, B; Le Bonheur, C; 1.4>st opportunity to tour Craig, low finishers in each flight. THURSDAY, JULY 14 C om m a n d, A-3; Nevada Smith, G.M.C. ata in F for you know what I’m talking All entrants in the tour Ride 'em Cowboy, A-l; Mud irp” is a gem about. nament, exclusive of the A-3; Paradise Hawaiian Style, About Music, A-l; Flame of WE HAVE THE a , . . . , , A -l; Russians Are CominK, A -l: Barhary Coast, A-2; Young at mpholz was a Craig treats the severely championship and senior Sound of Music, A-I; South Pa- ydn, and his Heart, A-2; Just My Luck, A-2; LARGEST SELECTION handicapped. There, you’ll flights, will play 18-hole eiflc, A-S? StaKecoach. A-25 That Mysterious Island, A-l; Dream vs the tradi- find youngsters, oldsters qualifying rounds on either Man in Istanbul, A-3; Three on Wife, A-2; The Deerslnyer, A-l; OF G.IVl.C. TRUCKS il three-move- > a Couch, Unlistc
Sts. Peter and Paul Par chairman, announced that ish (Wheatridge) — Sts. the program will be dir Parish Spotlight Peter and Paul’s annual ected by Walt Weakland, parish picnic will be held welcome committee; on Regis college campus, Charles Durbin, games and Sunday, July 17, i. to 6 contests; Gene McCloskey p.m. Richard Doyle, picnic and Walt Weakland, re freshments; Ron Fick, public address system; Mrs. Charles Durbin and Mrs. St. Rose Richard Doyle, attendance and contest prizes; Dr. St. Rose of Lima Parish Ward Anthony, first aid; (Denver) — Scoutmasters Harry DeNileon, post-ac Le Rhynard, Don Milner, tivity grounds care; and and Francis Vincenzetti P'rank Sheehan, publicity. accompanied 14 boys from Parishioners are asked to troop 206 on an overnight bring their picnic lunches; campout to Mt. Vernon ice cream and cold drinks campsite recently. will be furnished by the Mrs. C. R. Leaf took the parish. Games will start at boys of Den 2, Pack 206, 1:30 p.m. and swimming on a tour of the Sealtest will be available 3 to 5 dairy in Englewood. p.m. There will also be Cubmaster Gene Shelton dancing for the teen-agers. has requested that all Prizes will be awarded scouts o f Pack 206 and during the afternoon. Wheatridge Parish Picnic their Dads who are going Altar care chairman is Mrs. Richard Doyle and Mrs. Charles Durbin, cochairmen of the parish to the father-and-son cam- Mrs. Gus Gravina for the picnic of Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish, Wheatridge, are shown with mem pout July 16 and 17 be month of July. bers of their families preparing for the event, which will be held July 17 registered with him at on the campus of Regis college, Denver. 936-3734 or with com mittee chairman Herb Dreiling at 777-1074 no St. Peter's, PTA Officers at Christ the King later than July 13. The Rev. Donald A. McMahon, pastor, presents the gavel to Mrs. Wil The annual picnic for Greeley liam Sheridan, new president of the PTA of Christ the King parish, Den Pack 206 will be held at « ^ , ver. The new PTA officers of the parish were honored at a recent lunch Arapahoe park. Interested eon at th(* Cart' N Uib restaurant. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Martin persons can call Mrs. Rudy “ ^ewly elected officers of the Altar and Moran, Father McMahon, Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Howard Olson. Standing Stines, 935-7029, or Mrs. George Bravdica, 935-0077. Rosary society of St. Pet ; S u left to right are Mmes. Thomas McCarthy, Francis McGrath, Edw’ard er’s parish, Greeley, were Mulcahy, Jerome Bechter, and William Beltz. installed at a K qu general S W ii Presentation meeting held f I ’ St. Louis', Englewood St. Mary's, Presentation Parish r e c e n tly in ■ do> (Denver) — Mothers of the parish St. Ix)uis’ Parish (Engle ily and includes all rides, sou Greeley boys who will attend Pres hall, wood) — All parishioners two cold drinks, an ice a n cream for every member of S t. M a r y s P a r is h entation school next year following a sert are asked to reserve p o t 1 u c k St. Catherine's P TA Officers Wednesday, Aug. 10, for the family; $1.50 for single (Greeley) — The Altar ^ d are reminded that the un var. persons or $3 per couples. R o sa ry S o c ie ty o f St. iform shirts will be placed dinner. Installation of new officers was held at a recent meeting of the St. teen the St. Louis parish picnic, Installed by Catherine’s parish, Denver, PTA. Mrs. T. Stack, third from left, incoming which will be held at El- teenagers and up. Proceeds Mary’s parish, Greeley, re- on sale in the basement of the Mrs. James president, is shown accepting the gavel from outgoing president, Mrs. P. itch Gardens from 4 to will help defray cost of im- cently installed its new of- the church Sunday, July mid] Miles, Bertollt. Other new officers, seated left to right, are Mrs. T. Hunter, vice midnight. This is not only provements in the field ■ -i*. ^ I, ® mu'" uf'r' , t ; an evening for socializing ju s t so u th o f the new fo llo w in g a p.m. This will be the only Mrs. Dinkle S t e r l i n g , president; Mrs. Frazzini, secretary; Mrs. J. DiTallo, treasurer; and Mrs, F. were Mrs. Dorothy Dinkle, Laureta, historian. fers and enjoyment at "bargain school. p o t 1 u c k day on which the uniform shirts will be available. president; Mrs. Catherine in g prices” for the whole fami Through the efibrts, and ^ dinner bora ly, but a fund raising hard work of the Cub attended by The girls’ uniforms will Gillen, vice president; Mrs. be delivered to individual Mary Ruth Droegemuller, News Deadline! and event. Scouts, Boy Scouts, Ex- ^ approximate- St. Anne's, Arvada in > homes later in the sum- secretary; and Mrs. Helen Admission is $5 per fam- plorers, members of the ^^ per- The deadline for news aboL football team, the members s o n s . T h e mer. Smith, treasurer. Shrine of St. Anne Par the Korean language at stories and pictures to the Military Language gamt of the Men’s Club and the . R e v . J o h n ish (Arvada) — The Rev. appear in the "Register” Daniel J. Connor, pastor, is school, Monterey, Calif., air i Holy Name Society, the -' * Anderson, is Monday at 9 a.m. amok new field has been cleared • p a s t o r o f Sacred Heart, Denver interested in contacting and is now enroute to Seoul, Korea, where he barbe of debris, leveled, and . Mother of Sacred Heart Parish Sabrina Mendoza, vice and working with anyone will teach in the Universi- seeded. The labor, mostly, * God parish, (Denver) — Members of president; Jennie Granada, with experience in teaching MIKE'S Th» has---- been------donated,------, but— —the ,Denver, served as install- the League of the Sacred treasurer; Julia Mascare- religion classes for mem- ty o f Seoul’s science dep child] equipment, fertilizer, and officers j^eart recently held elec- nas, secretary; and Antonia of the parish who will artment. they seed have been purchased tions. New officers are Mascarenas and Mary Lop- be attending public high Mrs. Robert Beck, PTA you VI and a sprinkling system dent; Mrs. Joseph Haefeh, Josefita Salazar, president; ez, sergeants-at-arms. schools. Persons interested president, recently regul installed. It is hoped that ^^^st vice president; Mrs. Officers elected to serve in teaching one hour per announced the chairmen *’Kicli all in the psurish will sup Milo Henkels, second vice the adult choir were Tony week are asked to call the for the various committees great port the picnic at Elitch’s. president; Mrs. Don Rupp, Guardian Angels Montez, president; Ralph rectory, 422-3242. for the coming school year. SERVICE fr y ■ Altar Boy servers for secretary; Mrs. Bob Whal Pacheco, vice president; The June paper drive M axine Perko will direct screan the week of July 4 ey, treasurer; Mrs. Ed Guardian Angela Parish Roger Martinez, secretary; sponsored by the parish the book rental committee. GOODYEAR through 9 will be Ed Morrissey, auditor; and (D enver) - Representa- and Ron Tillmtin, treasur- PTA with the cooperation Don Klein and Ron New TIRES BAnERiES T H ward Sirokman and Mrs. June Walsh, histori tives of the various parish er. of bov scout troop 338 col ell are co-chairmen of the AND ACCESSORIES rcvivei Brian Lechman, 6:15 an. organizations presented the The adult choir will hold lected 38,640 pounds of annual parish awards ‘•When Mass; John and Mark S pecial guests at the Rev. John McGinn with a p ractice throughout the event which will take place paper and earned $184.20. CO M PLETE how al Collins, 7 a.m.; and Craig meeting included several welcome gift at a reception summer on Wednesdays at The Rev. James Finner- Sept. 10 at the Arvada doing Wessbecker and Tom. Sisters from Loretto honoring his assignment as 7:30 p.m. During the fall, ty, S.J., was a recent guest Festival. Proceeds will go BRAKES AND next d pastor of Guardian Angels practice will be held at the k Sf . fMNClS 09 SALtS Urban, 7:45 a.n*. Heights college, Denver, in the parish. He has com toward the convent expan TUNEUP SERVICE broilinj E. Alameda Super Serv. M iracu lous Medal de- who are currently working parish. regular time of 7 p.m. pleted a 12 -week course in sion fund. you?” votions are offered each in Weld county in the The PTA has collected The pari.sh dance will be SPECIALS you hot t;«)ini)U'lc Tuncup M onday evening at 7:30 migrant program. half of the needed stamp h e ld J u ly 2 2 in th e downpo & biiikc Sci'v. o’clock. The Altar Boys The society recessed for books to obtain a projector G.A.O. hall. Tickets are ★ W ASH J O B ___ S1.50 rain.” rUKF St. M. Magdalene serving the 6:15 and 7:45 the summer and will re for the school. Mrs. Vir- $ 1 per person. Special ★ T U B E ...... 1.50 Vit'kiip iS: ginia Sheeran, president, awards will be presented, Masses also serve Bene sume meetings in Septem St. Mary Magdalene Onlif I.oo With Oil 1 filler Chante But D elivery diction following the de ber. said that 130 more books Mrs. Tere Juarez is in LoKiti) at .\laniedii Parish (Denver) — The ★ TIRE ROTATION.. .1.50 doesn’t votions. are needed. Stamps of any charge of refreshmenU. Rev. Daniel V. Campbell, kind may be deposited in ------in our S.J., will conduct a nine- Free Pickup and Washington Park Conoco the rear of the church. .After ] CO M P LETE Delivenj Scn icc Lady of Grace G ra n d Lake A paper drive sponsored Bloo(d Pressure day novena to St. Mary AUTOMOTIVE Magdalene July 14-22. ELECTRICAL by the PTA will be held If your bl(M>d pressure is SERVICE Our Lady of Grace Par- St. Anne’s Parish (Grand Sunday, July 10, after all high, your doctor can help Father C am pbell has 3600 W. 29th Ave. Resi PRECISION TU N E UP ish ( D e n v e r ) — T h e Lake) A reception hon- you bring it down, and re been giving this yearly at Lowell Blvd. OUR SPECIALTY of the Masses. Tied Knights of the Altar spon- orin g the Rev. Leonard bundles of papers and duce your risk of heart novena for the past 10 477-9815 BRAKE AND years. "This is one way for EXHAUST SERVICE sored a swimming party in Abercrombie, new pastor of magazines may be depos attack, Colorado Heart as "Miko" Powoi's Eligi D o w n in g .Sf. Eldorado Springs, chap- St. Anne’s, was held in ited in the truck. sociation advises. all parishioners to give New Owner & Operator ST. JOHN’S eroned by Sue Scholl, Mr. Granby in the home of Mr. thanks to God for all the and Mrs. ,James McCourt, and Mrs. Skip Rodden. The graces receiv ed and to Med Judy Burkhart, Mary Rad- Hev. Francis Brem, S.M.B., thank St. Mary Magdalene T h e “ Howdy" riiff, Mary Herrman, Clara his assistant for the sum- for her intercession,” he H e a lth Bob's Place Herrman and Ruth De- mer, was also honored. said. Morning thanksgiving W elfare X .C C - , 300 So. C:olo. Blvd. Chant. A Roncalli study club will be at 6:45 and 7:30 that of COWTOWX. Instructions fo r new 1,33 formed for adult a.m. and evening devotions over the (O l.O . __ altar boys are held every parishioners. The group at 7 o’clock. rado, 17: Saturday at 10 a.m. New every other Progress Plunge establish servers are still needed. Tuesday at 7:30 p m. In- for hosp _ ST. W m K ' S 3300 W. Florida Ave. The .nstruet.ons are dir- terested persons can call Christ the King tection, \ ARROW ected by Sue Scholl and t.-u * r • r 935-1717 signed uj \5/ncla/r, SERVICE Judy Burkhart. mation. '"f”- Christ the King Parish medical i Confessions are heard Coffee and doughnuts (Denver) — Confessions th at he STATION every Saturday from 4 to 5 will be served after all will be heard during the bills. In DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. CLASSES Masses. 8:30 a.m. Mass Friday, 72,600 ar TUNE UP & BRAKE SERVICE Games parties are held 3211 Pecos _ 4S5-0737 July 8, and Saturday, July July n — July 25 pitul prot each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Available For All Ages And All Skill Levels ' ' ' mm 9, at Christ the King for the ' St. Mary Magdalen’s Al church, Denver. The Rev. insurance, Across Ihc Streol Irom tar and Rosary sodality Villa Park Unit Donald A. McMahon, pas ities esti NOTRE DAME CHURCH members are collecting G R E E N tor, urges all school chil M O R N IN G S than 3,00 Gold Bond stamps and Gift Calls Meeting dren of the parish to make 10 LESSONS FOR $7.50 w ill be M E A D O W S Stars to get kitchen ware. (All ages 6 yrs. & up) CONOCO ue of the special opportu Colorado The Villa Park Improve nity. Parents are asked to ment Association, with ten benefits C O M P LETE cooperate in this efibrt to available. AUTOMOTIVE tative boundaries from De encourage the children to PRICES Eighty- SERVICE catur to Sheridan and OPEN SWIMMING Children 4Sc 3195 So. Sheridan 98S-f?70 Anyone Can Play the keep close to the sacra Colorado v West Sixth Avenue to 1:00-5:00 P.M . Students 60c ments during the summer Daily Adults 12.438 bed NEW PLAYER PIANOI West 12th Avenue, will months. 7:00-9:00 Eves. 85c PRESENTATION have a citizens’ group tified eligi meeting on Thursday, July Field Mass in Greeley in the Mi PARISH 7, 8 p.m., at Presentation The^ Rev. Craig Hart, assistent pastor of This inclu Annunciation parish, Denver, offered a field Mass w ith 4,7 i of Our Lady church base AURORA BEAUTY COLLEGE INVITES YOU! ment, Denver, to ascertain during a recent city-wide picnic held at Island Denver ai the desire for citizen par Grove park for the members of three Greeley been surve ticipation in a concentrat parishes. Our Lady o f Peace, St. Mary’s, and St. orado Stati Peter’s. ed, neighborhood conserva Public Hea tion program assisted by Have a new m eet the the City and County of participatio) Denver. Bill A ’Hern Agency Summer Style! 9485 W. Colfax • life • Automobile * Fire Drop in or Dial 364-2601 364-2602 Give You The Stat Knights Give * Group * Bonds. that if yoi Color TV Set * Also Complete Package ANNOUNCEMENT through Coll Schoinr.sbip available for friend or r .\l ii rc’cviU luTU-tit l>a- Plans recent High School Graduatc.s. tour distan /iuir condui-led 1*\ Knights r D wait until t ol' CoUimims Council 3;i 19. Phone Don't Truit to Luck to head fo a color television set was 371 7343 Be Sure — Insure Aurora Beauty College yourself plei I'lesented to Mrs. Clara REPRESENTING THE TRAVELERS INS. CO. Krause of Denver. 1427 Elmira ______' Aurora/ Colorado Ifth stre ...... Thursday, July 7, . 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 11 Summer Mass Schedule for Archdiocese (As a service to Its readers, a.m ., and 5:30 p.m .; week and 11:30 a.m. 9:15. and 10:30 a.m., 12 noon. BOULDER (South): Sacred FAIRPLAY: St. Joseph's — 11 LIMON: Our Lady of Victory ROGGEN: Sacred Heart Church the "Register" prints the Sum> days, 6:30, 7, and 7:45 a.m. HOLY FAM ILY, W. 44fh Avenue ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. Heart of Mary Church — 7, mer Mats Schedule for the Ar a.m. each Sunday. Church — 9:30 a.m. (South Roggen) — 8 a.m. ALL SAINTS', W. Harvard and Utica Street — 5:45. 7:30. Arizona and S. University 8:30. )0:00, 11:30. LONGMONT: St. John the Bap chdiocese of Denver. Readers Avenue and S. Federal Boule> 9. 10 and 11 a.m., and 12:15 FLAGLER: St. Mary's — 9 a.m. SILT: Sacred Heart — 7 a.m. Boulevard — 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 tist's - 7, 0:15, 9:30. 10:45 SNOW M ASS: St. Benedict's are urged to clip and save this vard - 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and and 6 p.m. and I2:15. Holy days — 6, 7, FLEM ING: St. Peter's — 8 and listing. There are some parishes BOULDER: Sacred Heart of Je 10 a.m. a.m., and 7:00 p.m. June 5 to Monastery — 11 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 and 6:30 HOLY GHOST. 19th and Califor- 8, 9:30 and 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. sus — 7, 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 Sept. 25. listed which have not sent in p.m. nia Streets - 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. and FO R T CO LLINS: Holy Family STERLING: St. Anthony's — 6. their 19SS schedule. In these in a.m.; 12:15 and 7 p.m. Church — 8 and 10:00 a.m., LOUISVILLE: St. Louis' - 7:30. 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11:00 a.m., ANNUNCIATION, E. 36th 11:30 a.m.. and 12:30, 5:10 and SUBURBAN 9, and 11 a.m. stances/ last year's schedule Is Avenue and Humboldt Street 7 p.m. ARVADA: St. Anne's. 7555 Grant 7:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., June 5 to Aug. LOVELAND: St. John the Evan- 28. given. Pastors are asked to send — 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:45 HOLY ROSARY, 4695 Pearl Place, 6. 7. 8, 9. 10, 11, and B R E C K E N R ID G E : St. Mary's FORT COLLINS: St. Jnsenh's — in changes and corrections. The gelist's, 1515 Hilltop Drive — STEAMBOAT SPRINGS: Holy а. m.; 12 noon, Street — 6. 8 and 10 a.m. 11:15 a.m., 12 noon; 12:15 and — 7:30 and 9 a.m. each Sun 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. and 7, 9, and 11 a.m. "Register" is not responsible for BLESSED SACRAMENT - Eu- MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD, S. 5:30 p.m. day. 5:10 p.m. June to Aug. Name — 6 a.m. last-minute changes or for last MANITOU SPRINGS: Our Lady STONEHAM: SI. John's — First dora Street and Montview Colorado Boulevard and E. A U R O R A : St. Plus Tenth, 13th BRIGGSOALE: St. Joseph's — FO R T LU P TO N : St. William's of Perpetual Help — 8:30 a.m. year's schedule which was not Boulevard — 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:00 niff — 7. 8, 9. 10, 11 a.m., and Place and Yost Street — 6:30, Second, fourth, and fifth Sun- — 7:30 a.m; and 12 noon. and third Sundays — 9:30 changed by the parish. As a MATHESON, St. Agnes' 1st, 3rd a.m .; second and fourth and and 11:00 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 12 noon. 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, and 12:00 — days — 9:30 a.m. FORT MORGAN: St. Helena's — and Sth Sundays, 11:30 a.m.; precaution, readers are urged to 5:30 p.m. MOTHER OF GOD, Speer Bou- June to Sept. BRUSH: St. Mary's — 6:30 and 6:30 and 9:30 a.m., 5 p.m.. fifth Sundays, 7:30 a.m. June call the church or parish in and 2nd and 4th Sundays, 6:30 1-Sept. 1. CHRIST TH E KING. E. Eighth levard at Logan Street — AURORA, St. Therese’s, E. 13th 10:00 a.m., June to Sept. Holy days, 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. question to confirm the time Avenue and Fairfax Street — and Kenton — 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, BRIGHTON: SI. Augustine'S, 112 p.m. — May 1 to Sept, 25. S TR A S B U R G : St. Gertrude's listings.) 6:30. 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 MEAD: Guardian Angels' — Church — second Sunday, б, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m., and and 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 and S. Sixth Avenue — 6, 7:30, 9, FR E D E R IC K : St. Theresa's — 9:00 a.m. 12:15 and 5:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m .; fourth Sunday, CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax Ave N O T R E D A M E , S. Sheridan MEEKER: Holy Family — 11 7:30 a.m. CURE D' ARS, E. 32nd avenue Boulevard and W. Harvey BROOMFIELD: Nativity of Our B U FFA LO C R E E K : St. Eliza FO U N TA IN ; St. Joseph’s - 9 a.m. and Logan Street — Sundays, at Dahlia street — 6. 7:30. Lord — 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m. beth's — 10 a.m. (through a.m. STRA TTO N : St, Charles Borro- '6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30, 6:30, Place — 7, 0. 9, 10, and li M IN T U R N : St. Patrick's — ,9 meo's — 7 and 10:30 a.m. ‘I 9:00, and 10:30 a.m., 12 noon. а. m. and 12:30 p.m. BROOM FIELD: Nativity of Our September). GEORGETOWN: Our Lady Of a.m. 8:30 June 1 to Aug. 31. Weekday Masses summer Lourdes — 8 a.m. SUPERIOR: St. Benedict's — 5 OUR LADY OF GRACE, 2645 E. Lord — 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m. B UR LIN G TO N : St. Catherine's M O N U M E N T: St. Peter'S — 9 holy days, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11:30 schedule; 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. COM MERCE CITY: St. Gather- “ 8 and 9:30 a.m. — June 1 GILCREST: Sacred Heart — 10 p.m. a.m., and 12:15 and 6:30 p.m.; 48th Avenue — 7, 8, 9, 10 and a.m. W A L D E N , St. Ignatius', July GUARDIAN ANGELS', 1843 W. 11 a.m., and 12:15 p.m. Ine's — 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, and to Sept. 30. a.m., May 17 to Oct. 4. first Fridays 6, 7, and 7:45 52nd Avenue — 7, 8:30, 10, 10:30 a.m .; 12 noon. NEDERLAND: St. Rita's Chapel and August — 10:30 a.m. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CALHAN, St. Michael's, 1st, 3rd GLENWOOO SPRINGS: St. Ste — 8 a.m. during June — 8 EN G LEW O O D : AM Souls', 435 and Sth Sundays, 6:30 a.m. phen's, 7, 8, 9, and 10:00 a.m. WELDONA: St. Francis of Assi 3601 Kalamath street — 8, a.m. and 9 a.m. July to Aug. si's — 7:30 a.m., June through 9:30 and 11 .a.m. Penwood Circle — 6, 7:30, 10, and 2nd and 4th Sundays, — May 29 to Sept. 11. of the parish 11:30 a.m. NEW CASTLE: Precious Blood — September. OUR LADY OF LOURDES, S. 11:30 and 12:30. GRAND L A K E : St. Anne's — 2nd, 4th and Sth Sundays, ■'ll with mem- EN G LEW O O D : St. LouiS', 3310 CAMP ST. MALO: Atlenspark — June and September, 7 and WIGGINS: Our Lady of Lourdes ; Logan Street at Miff — 6:30, 11:30 a.m, — 9 a.m., June through Sep held July 17 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. S. Sherman Street — 6, 7, 6, June, July and August, 7:30 11:30 a.m.; July and August and 10 a.m. OAK CREEK, St. Martin's — 10 tember. and 12:15 p.m. 9:30, 1 1 :00 a.m. and 12:15 through Labor Day; 7, 9, and a.m. p .m . and 5:30 p.m .; also 7 CAMP SANTA MARIE: Cassells 11:30 a.m. W OODLAND PARK: Our Lady OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, P EETZ: Sacred Heart Church — of the Woods — 7:00 a.m. and 3549 Navaio Street — 6, 7:30, a.m. dally. (Nine miles above Bailey) 9 GRAND V A LLEY: St. Brendan's GO LD EN : St. Joseph's, 14th and a.m. (through Labor Day). Church — First and third . 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., June 11:00 a.m. June 12 to Sept. 11. 9, 10:15, 11:30, and 12:45. 5 to Sept. 25. W R A Y : St. Andrew's — OUR LADY OF VICTORY, 1904 East St. — 7:30, 9:30, and 11 CASCADE — Holy Rosary Chap Sundays, 11:30 a.m. a.m. el — to a.m., and 11:30 a.m., G R EELE Y : St. Peter's — 6, 8, P LA TTE V ILL E : St. Nicholas pf 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.; Holy days W. 12th Avenue, 9:30 a.m. Myra's — 9 a.m. 7 and 9 a.m.. May through OUR LADY OF VISITATION, FO R T LOGAN: Holy Name, 3995 June 12 to Sept. 4. 10:00 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. — R A N G E L Y : St. Ignatius' — 7 C A S TLE ROCK: St. Francis of September. 2601 W. 66th Street — 8:30 and S. Irving Street — 8, 10, and May to Sept. and 8:30 a.m.. May 1 to Oct. 1. 11:30 a.m. Assisi's — 8 and 11:45 (11:45 G R O VER : St. Mary's — First Y U M A : St. John's — 8 and 10 10:30 a.m. R A M A H : Sacred Heart — 10 LAKEW OOD: Our Lady of Fati will change to 12 noon about and Third Sundays — 7 a.m., Pastors are asked to report any By W alter Kranz PRESENTATION, W. 7th Aug. 15). a.m. Avenue and Julian Street — 6, ma — 6, 7, 8:30, 10:00, 11:15 June 1 to Sept. 1. changes or corrections. a.m. and 12:30 p.m. CENTRAL CITY: St. Mary's of _ H A X TU N : Christ the King — R E D C L IF F : Our Lady of Mt. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, and 12:00. LA K EW O O D : St. Bernadette's, the Assumption — 10:30 a.m. Carmel — 1st, 3rd, Sth Sun Summer World SACRED HEART, 28th and Lar 9:15 a.m. days, 11:00 a.m, — 2nd, 4th comes back in the evening 7240 W. 12th Avenue - 6, C H E Y E N N E W ELLS: Sacred HOLYOKE: St. Patrick's — 7:30 Tho Summer World is air and patio-sitting usually imer Streets — 6:30, 7:30, 9, Sundays, 7:30 a.m. June 12 to 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11:00 and Heart — 7 and 11 a.m. and 10:30 (all year). Oct. 1. and 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. 12:15. CRAIG: St. Michael’s — 6:30, B, HUDSON: St. Isidore's Church I quite different from the ends right after sundown. ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA'S, S. RED FEATHERS: Our Lady of ST. ROSE OF LIMA ^W inter World. And as we drift back into the L ITT L E T O N : St. Mary'S — 6. 7, and 10 a.m. — Holy Days — 7 — 11:30 a.m. Newton Street and W. Ohio — 8, 9, 10:15, and 11:30 a.m. and a.m. and 7 p.m.. First Friday the Lake — 4:00 p.m. — June HUGO: St. Anthony of Padua's to Sept. f In the summer, the win Winter World, and the sum б, 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon, 12:30 p.m, of the month — 7 a.m. and 6 Church — First Sunday and dows aro open and the mer furniture and garden and 5:30 p.m. OUR LADY OF THE VISITA p.m. R E D S TO N E : Chapel: 9 a.m., ■r e bII" second Sunday, 7:30 a.m.; July to Aug. equipment are stored away, ST. CATH ER IN E'S, 4200 Federal T IO N : Adams County, two C R IP P L E CREEK: St. Peter's third, fourth and fifth Sun sounds of living are brash Boulevard — 5:30, 7, 8, 9, R IF L E : St. Mary's — 9 a.m. and bold. Tires are the children disappear from blocks east of Federal Boule — 9 a.m. days, 11:30 a.m. CONSTRUCTION CO. 10:15, 11:30, and 12:30 — June vard and 65th Avenue — 8:30 CROOK; St. Peter's — B a.m. on IDAHO SPRINGS: St. Paul's — General Contractors the backyard, and the neigh 1 to Oct. 1. screeching on the boule and 10:30 a.m. second and fourth Sundays; 10 9:00 a.m. 9 3 6 -7 3 3 6 vard, tho lusty voices of bors are seldom seen. S T . C A J E T A N 'S , 1156 Ninth N O R TH G L E N N : Leroy School, a.m. on first, third and fifth IL IFF: St. Catherine's — 8 a.m. HI."} .So. K('(l«-ral lllvd, Street — 6:30, 8:30, and 10:30 of the St. School is in full swing, 1421 Leroy Drive — 9, 10:15, Sundays — June to Sept. on f'rst, third and fifth Sun PRESENTATION DfnviT. Colo. teen-agers fill the air, and a.m., and 12:15 and 7 p.m. t» incoming the night is alive until much to the satisfaction of and 11:30 a.m. DEER TRAIL: St. Joseph's days; 10 a.m. on second and nt, Mrs. P. the parents (especially the ST. DOMINIC'S, W. 29th Avenue THORNTON: Holy Cross Church — first Sunday, 11:30 fourth Sundays through Sept. PARISH midnight. and Federal Boulevard—5:30, Church, 2761 Eppinger Boule a.m .; third and fifth Sundays, JU LE SB U R G : St, Anthony's — untcr, vice mothers), and home life is 7:30, 9, 10, and 11 j.m ., 12 ST. ANTHONY'S The Summer World of vard — 5:45, 7:00, 8:15, 9:30, 7:30 a.m. during June, 8 and 10 a.m.; nd Mrs. F. more insular — as doors noon. 11:00 a .m ., 12:15 and 8:00 E A G L E : St. Mary's (Mission of during July and August, 7 and M E A D E S T. fers the chance of becom and windows are closed, ST. E L IZ A B E T H 'S , Curtis and p.m. Mlnturn) — 1st, 3rd, Sth Sun 9 a.m. FLOWER SHOP PARISH ing very friendly neigh and radiators begin their 11th Streets— 6, 8, 9:15, and 11 W E LB Y : Assumption — 6, 7, 8, days , 7 a.m., 2nd, 4th Sun JO H N STO W N : St. John's — 8 l''loral arniiii'einents a.m. and 12:15 p.m. 9, and 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 7 days, 11 a.m. a.m. tor ncca%iiins. bors. Everyone’s outdoors, long winter rumblings to S.M.I.V iiiHl VKKN dline! and neighborly visits are ST. FRANCIS DE SALES', p.m. EAST LAK E: Our Lady of Sor KEENSBURG: Holy Family "Open S to 5 Daily" take the chill out of the Alameda Avenue and S. Sher WESTMINSTER: Holy Trinity rows Mission — 8:30 a.m. Church — 10 a.m. • KELLY'S in vogue. Patio sitting night air. man Street— 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Church — 6, 7, 8, 9. 10:15, and EATO N : St. Michael's — 11 a.m. KIOWA: St. Ann's, 10:15 a.m. m : k n HosiK i .i :k inc for news abounds, and badminton and 11 a.m., and 12 noon. 11:30 d :m .; 12:45 and 5:30 E R IE : St. Scholastica's — 8:30 K IT CARSON: St. Augustine'S — M ORRISON ROAD pictures to games are in order. The ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA'S, E. p.m. and 10 a.m. 9 a.m. LIQUOR STORE le "Register” WINTER World and 23rd Avenue and Gaylord W H E A TR ID G E : Sts. Peter and ESTES PARK: Our Lady of the K R E M M L IN G : St. Peter'S — air is filled with cooking Mountains — 6:30, 9, and 11 October through May, 8 a.m.; .VWO .Murri-on Uoml t 9 a.m. Summer World. Which do Street— Sunday Masses—6, 7, Paul's — 6:30, 8. 9, 10, and 11 CURE d'ARS sm oke, and the smells of you prefer? If you’re lucky, 8:30, and 10:30 a.m.; 12 noon, a.m., and 12 noon. a.m., June and September; 6, June and September, 9 a.m.; nKN VKil barbecue are enticing. and 5:30 p.m.; .Holyday— 6, 7, COLORADO SPRINGS 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, and 11 a.m., July and August, 7 a.m. you like them both. 8, 9, and 10 a.m. and 5:30 AIR FORCE ACADEMY: Cadet 12:15 and 7 p.m., July and L A F A Y E T TE : Immaculate Con The Summer World is a p.m.; Weekdays— 6:30 and 8 Chapel Sundays, 9,10:15 a.m. August; 8 and 10 a.m., Octo ception — 7, 8:30, and 10 a.m. children’s world. Where do a.m. dally, 12:15 at the base ber through May; Weekday L E A D V IL L E : St. Joseph's — DUCKWALL'S Mass through the year: 7:30 6:30, 6, and 10 a.m., holy they all come from? Kkds •ST.JAMES', 1290 OHve Street — theatrei- Denver's Newest Philippino Youth '6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, and 11 CORPUS CHRISTI, Jackson at a.m. days, 7 and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. you’ve never seen are now a.m., and 12:15 and 7:30 p.m. Cascade — 7, a, 9, 10:00, 11:00 E V E R G R E E N : Christ the King L E A D V IL L E : Annunciation — Suburban Variety Store regular backyard visitors. Saves 400 Lives ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S, and 12:15 p.m. — 6 : 30, 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m. and 5 DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER a.m. — June 1 to Sept. 4. p.m. *’Kick-the-Can” is still a E. Seventh Avenue and Eliza DIVINE REDEEMER, 1520 E. lird A Dahlia 132-fOlS great game for the small beth Street — 6, 7:30, 9, and Yampa Street — 6:30, 8, 9:30, SERVICE In Home Village 10:30 a.m., and 12 noon. and 11 a.m. and 12:15 and 5 fry — and shouts and ST. JO SEPH 'S (Polish) 517 E. p.m. screams fill the air. Davao City, Philippines 46th Avenue — 6, 8:30, and H O LY F A M IL Y (Security VIl- EAR 10:30 a m. lage) — -7:30,.9:30, 10 anJ — Jesus Tiplaka, a young 11:30 a.m. T E R iE S THK OLD cliches are ST. JO SEPH 'S (Redemplorist), PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE catechist in his inid-20s. is Sixth Avenue and Galapago HOLY T R IN IT Y — 7, 6:15, 9:30 ISORIES revived. To the car washer: credited with saving 400 Street — 6, 7, 8:30, 10, and and 11 a.m. "When you get yours done, fellow Catholics in Man- 11:30 a.m. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE how about coming over and saka, a Filipino aborigine ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S, W. — 8 and 11 a.m.; 6:30 p.m. ETE 28th Avenue and Zenobia S T. J O S E P H 'S , Chamberlain doing mine.” To the man village, during an outbreak AND Sfeet — 6:15; 7:15, 8:30,-10 grade school — 8, 10 a.m. and next door sweating in the of cholera. а. m. and 12 p.m. 12 p.m. MOST PRECIOUS BLOOO - ST. VINCENT DE PAUL IRVICE broiling sun: "Hot enough for Correctly diagnosing the S T . P A T R IC K 'S , 3325 PecoS ST. P A U L 'S , Broadmoor — 7, you?” To the same man as disease, he raced 10 miles Street — 7, 9, and 10:30 a.m., 8:30, 10, and 12 noon. you both run inside when the to his mission post and and 12 noon. SACRED H EA R T, 2026 W. Colo \L1 S T . P H IL O M E N A 'S , E 14th rado Avenue. — 6:30, 8, 9, 10, VILLAGE REXALL DRUG downpour starts: "Think it’ll summoned help from a Avenue and Detroit Street — 11:30 a.m., 7 p.m., June 26 to .. $1.50 rain.” doctor, who was' able to б, 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m., Aug. 21. Prompt Delivery Service .. . 1.50 save all but eight stricken and 12:15 and 5 p.m. ST. MARY'S, 22 W. KtowB Street Cosmetics — Photo Supplies — Liquors — Imported Wines ter Ciiiate But the Summer World ST. ROSE OF LIMA'S, 1320 W. — 6. 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m,, natives. Nevada Place Avenue — 6, 8, and 12:10 and 5 p.m. .. . 1.50 doesn’t last too long. Not 1425 So. H o lly * 756-8343 in our part of the country. OTHER CHURCHES a n d .After Labor Day, the nip ■ lice AKRON: St. Joseph's — 7:30 ALL SAINTS and 9:30 — May 1 to Sept. 25 ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA A lt SOULS. ENGLEWOOD Summer Masses . — Holy days, 7 a.m. and 7 A v e . p.m.. May 3 to Sept. 27. Residents (For Towns in Diocese of Pueblo) ''BUD '' STEPHENS Ilvd. ASPEN: St. Mary's — 7 and 9 CHERRELYN a.m. Rx S A U LT; St. Mary's — 9 a.m. DRUG STORE Eligible for Aa a service to readers of tho GRAND JUNCrriON, Immaculate B A IL E Y : Sacred Heart Chapel LINCOLN DRUG ors "Denver Catholic RcgiNter," fol Heart of Marv, 7, 9, and 11 a.m. In SicNnesi and in Haallh — 10:15 a.m. Prescription I’intiie 7SiJ-2.'>(il j)or«(op lowing is the summer Masa GRAND JUNCTION, St. Joseph’s, BASALT: St. Vincent's — 10:30 ttclu'cluie for towns and cities in 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m., and 7 BROADWAY at QUINCY Medicare a.m. SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, ENGLEWOOD the Diocese of Pueblo. The p.m. B O U LD ER : St. Thomas Aqui R x The Department of "Denver Catholic Register" Is GUNNISON. 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m. nas' Chapel — 7, 8, 9:30, ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES FREE PARKING not responsible for last-minute HESPERUS,. 1st Sundays, 11:30 Health, Education and 11:00, 12:30 p.m., and 5 p.m. 922-1161 Welfare, Denver, reports changes nr inaccuracies in this a.m. and 7:15 p.m. listing, which is reprinted from IGNACIO. 9 a.m. ■ FRIENDLY 1 • Free Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps l that of the 177,000 people the "Southern Colorado Regis* LA GARITA. 11 a.m. over the age of 65 in Colo ter." LA JARA, 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. DRUG & PHARMACY 2 34 5 So. Federal 935-4461 LAKE CITY. 7 p.m. rado, 173,000 already have AOUII.AR, 7 and 10:30 a.m. ST. FRANCIS 5860 W. ALAMEDA ALAMOSA 6. 8, and 10:30 a.m. LAS MESITAS, 1st Sunday, 10:30 established their eligibility a.m.: 3rd Sunday, 9 a.m. y 0 0 » CATHOUC OKUGGISr DAM CAUUKLD ige and 7 p.m. ST. CATHERINE'S for hospital Medicare pro LA VETA, 8:45 a.m. DE SALES PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED ALLISON, 2nd Sundays. 11:30 FOR AND DELIVERED /e. MANGOS, 8:30 a.m. I 477-0549 4SS-9904 tection, while 163,000 have a.m. TRAPPIST CANDIES MONTE VISTA, 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, signed up for the voluntary ANTONITO, 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. BUSY CORNER 7 FLAVORS - .J»C BAG and 10 a.m. medical insurance program ARBONES, 1st and 3rd Sunday, BURKE CLEANERS Colfax al Downing 23Z-I47S 12 noon. NUCLA, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays, D R U G S T O R E that helps pay doctor’s BAYFIELD, 9 a.m. 11 a.m.; 2nd and 4th Sundays, 6 5 0 Free (loM H..iilora