dentier ^ catholic Important . . . Schedule . . . >ubuque» la. D.P., dean of . . . issues in the . . . of Masses for 3f Theology isults of the Catholic world, edi summer are listed i change it torials and human for readers’ conven s outlook on interest features are ience this week on laity into a COLORADO’S LARGEST W EEKLY for theologi- in this issue. Page 11. Thursday, June 23, 1966 VOL. LX No. 46 in a Pres ing keynote istoral Ecu-
J. Tarrant Nuns in Auto Mishap Archbishop Date Listed to Give have made Archbishop Go Home Via Airpiane church., Four Franciscan nuns injured in an automobile nenism was accident, June 8, have been released from Fort \.>^pocrijplia postles and Bishops Wider Power Morgan community hospital, Fort Morgan, and re (lought and turned to the motherhouse in Rochester, Minn., via mpport the By Patrick Riley plane this week. If I were to kick the person etary gifts, The first motu proprio on Bishops, One of the nuns, Sister Faith Huppler, received a (NCWC News Service) entitled "D e Episcoporum Muncribus,” who most frequently is res crushed right leg in the accident on Inter.state 80 S, ponsible for the miseries that Vatican City lists the dispensations reserved for the south of Fort Morgan, when a tire apparently blew recur in my life, I wouldn’t be re must be Pope Paul VI has set Aug. 15 as the Holy See under 20 headings. Among out, causing the car to skid broadside and overturn. able to sit down for a monthl oneness of these dispensations are: effective dale of the Ecumenical Council’s The lower part of Sister Faith’s leg was amputated law giving Bishops wider power to dis later at the hospital. She was the only one serious pense from the Church’s disciplinary — A dispensation from celibacy for all ly injured. Other passengers were Sister Edwarda, Regina Morriss had been laws. persons in orders above but not including Sister Kevin, and Sister Eric, driver of the vehicle. He listed the dispensations reserved to saving up enough money to the order of subdiaconatc, even if the The Sisters, Franciscans from Rochester, Minn., buy her father, Frank, a the Holy See alone. Most of these con person has already been reduced to the were traveling from Denver to their motherhouse. birthday gift. She was con cern marriage and Holy Orders. lay state by the Holy See. They had recently closed the 42 year-old St. Francis cerned about one thing, With this sweeping legislation the — A dispensation to exercise the nursing home, Denver, a special sanitarium for though. 'T can’t be running Pope brought into effect one of the fore uptown every month to priesthood if a married man has been older patients. most aims of the Second Vatican Council; make payments,” she com-, ordained through fraud. The sanitarium was started in 1924 as a home plained to her mother, the decentralization of the Church’s gov A dispensation for a priest to practice for tuberculous nuns and later served infirmed nuns ernment. By the same token he reduced Mary. "Isn’t there a store medicine or enter politics. and priests. In 1954 the institution was converted where they’ll let me pay the the workload o f the Roman Curia im — A dispensation concerning the inte into a convalescent hospital emphasizing care of the whole thing at once?” mensely. ORIENTAL rior life of religious communities (not in aged. The Papal document, drawn up as a their apostolate). ils summer, motu proprio, a statement issued on the — A dispensation from the duty of At Serra Convention sm ber Eliza- Pope’s own initiative, puts into effect the denouncing a priest who solicits in the After a lifetime of unending ble .114 de section of the conciliar decree on the study, the honorable scholar cloths are confessional. proclaims, better one mistake Bishops’ Pastoral Duty in the Church. — A dispensation from the minimum Attorney Accents True, ome source The section states: "The general law of avoided than two corrected. I, o r they’re age for Holy Orders, except for allowing a h arm s and the Church grants the faculty to each di person one year below the canonical age i life left «n ocesan Bishop to dispense, in a particular to be ordained. False Views of Laity Franciscan case, the faithful over whom they legally — A dispensation from the required Recently we noted that a oning/ Two exercise authority as often as they judge course of studies for ordination. Gallup poll revealed that in a The responsibility of of Vatican II.” survey of children’s names in d, still they that it contributes to their spiritual wel — A dispensation from impediments to 'ill rebuild a fare, except in those cases which have Serrans to work strenu IN CITING false views the U.S., John leads the field ordination resulting from certain irregu concerning the laity in the i homeless, been especially reserved by the supreme ously for decisions that for boys, but that Mary had into Cochin larities such as illegitimacy (adulterous or will recognize and imple dropped from the No. 1 spot authority of the Church.” Church, Taylor quoted s and they sacrilegious), mutilation, apostasy, att ment the right of all men (Turn to Page 2) for girls and was nosed out by The "motu proprio" clarifies two )uild a real empt to marry a married person, homi and all children to a cul Linda, Deborah, Susan, and your loved points in this pa.ssage which have been cide, and procurance of abortion. Mar tural cimate favorable to Karen. But worse is yet to disputed by canonists. It says that the Perpetual Help orite saint) riage also falls under the reserved impe personal dignity, free from come. A considerable number .700). . . . of female babies recently have term "diocesan Bishop” refers not only to diments. invidious discrimination, Sixteen ex- Triduutn Slated Somber Moment in Vietnam been christened Nudine, Pal- residential prelates but also to all those — A dispensation from the minimum was pointed out by attor in the floor "U p the aisle a gunnery sergeant tried to find estrube, Erbutus, and Lctha, who are on the same level with them in age for marriage, although a Bishop may ney T. Raber Taylor of the use people At St. Joseph's a comfortable position in which to sleep sitting and all over America. "Where A perma- rights — Apostolic Vicars Prefect, perma allow persons one year below the canoni Serra Club of Denver in an will it all end?” is the cry nent Apostolic Administrators, Abbots, up...every place on their bodies vulnerable to the I cost only cal age to be married. address to delegates att A triduum honoring Our lethal damage wrought by shrapnel." that is beginning to go up. ou always, Prelates Nullius. It also explains that a — A dispensation from impediments to ending the Serra Interna Mother of Perpetual Help Cervi’s Journal is optimistic. idia ($500, "particular case” refers not only to indi marriage arising from consanguinity, such tional convention in St. will be conducted by the "M ary," it says, "has not $10, $5, viduals but also communities. as that between uncle and niece. Howev Louis June 20-22. spoken her last word. When R ev. John M. Hoffman, Nudine and Palestrube begin ooier) this An official of the Consistorial Congre er, Bishops now may dispense from impe "The Convention Theme C .S S .R ., at St. Joseph’s n. edging their way into the first gation, Monsignor Goffredo Mariani, said diments such as that existing between and the Serran,” was the (Redemptorist) church, Nightmares 10, that will be the time to a Papal document on diocesan curias and second cousins. topic of Taylor’s address. It Denver, Sunday, June 26 worry.” clergy will be published soon. — A dispensation from the form of ma was based on the conven and Monday, June 27, at trimony prescribed by law Church law* tion’s theme, "The Serran 7:30 p.m., and Tuesday, ^ K. were requires the presence of an ordained min and Vatican II: Renewal, June 28, at the regular fir favorite Ring Bells July 4 ister and two witnesses. Dispensations Reassessment, and Respon novena services, 7 a.m., 3 Your conscience can’t pre it aside a In Vietnam vent you from doing wrong, concerning mixed marriages in which sibility.” p.m., 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. t when he The "Bells o f America” program has but it can do a lot to keep you been promoted by the American L.egion couples are unable to meet the Church’s The Second Vatican led by an By Frank LaTourette from enjoying it. for the past three years. This year Arch requirements are reserved to the Pope. council, he said, is the first The centennial celebr Up the aisle, a Marine id to train council to issue a decree ation, commemorating ‘R^Kist^r’ Vietnam gunnery sergeant tried to $100 per bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver has re — The so-called sanatio in radicc, Correspondent quested that all churches in the arch specifically on the laity. the 100th anniversary of find a comfortable position chose the which validates a union undertaken by Danang, Vietnam — Af diocese of Denver ring bells, chimes, or the restoration of the in which to sleep sitting persons who, without their knowledge, ter six weeks in South According to Bing Crosby, carillons, if any exist, for four minutes on "The laity are called to ancient picture of Our up. A mortar shell had there used to be an actor in were in fact unable to marry. Vietnam I finally came to Monday, July 4, at 12 noon, Mountain God’s service not be Mother of Perpetual blown off the top of his vaudeville called Bob Ward. Daylight Saving Time. The program is — A dispensation from the laws of the cause there are not Help to public venera know last night the full head as he drove his tank He did about seven minutes of. endorsed by the President of the United Eucharistic fast. enough clergy, which t io n , b e g a n in St. AI- horror of the war we are into combat. It would be song and patter, but was al : the mts- ways reluctant to go off. As States and local authorities. Gov. John With these exceptions. Monsignor there are not," he said, phonsus church. Rome, fighting in this tortured fatal if he slept in a prone Our legal long as there was the faintest Love and Mayor Tom Currigan and other Mariani emphasized. Bishops can dispense "but especially because on Easter Sundav, April land. position. iOCIATION. The revelation came in murmur of applause he would Colorado mayors will issue proclamations from the entire range of disciplinary laws the services, gifts, and 10. hound back and take another contained in the code of Canon Law. competence of the laity the passion and death of a IN OTHER beds all in this regard. young Marine. bow. and one week in Boston, have in the past, and In a letter written to the around me, wounded Ma he w-as followed on the bill by should in the future, Redemptorist Fathers, Pope As a short-term patient rines moaned quietly in General Magano, Marksman bring the light o f truth Paul VI said: "It is our in the naval hospital at pain-killing sleep. There and Trick Shot expert. On the It's Summertime! to the w orld.” most ardent wish that the Danang, I saw the corps- were gaping wounds on last night of the week the solemnities of this centen men wheel the blonde, their arms, their legs, their General wanted to catch a The true and renewed nial, the pilgrimages and husky youth to surgery. chests, their stomachs, train to New York and im view of the laity, he said, outpourings of prayers may They brought him back a their backs — every place plored Mr. Ward to keep his . . . inspire the faithful to few hours later. Under the on their bodies vulnerable act to reasonable length so CODE___ comes from the Holy Spirit speaking through the commit themselves more spotless white sheet that to the lethal damage that he could do this. ATION Bob promised faithfully that prophets and Popes. "It fully to Christ, who is our covered him, there were wrought by shrapnel. he would, but once he got on comes from the Popes we head and who alone is our empty spaces where his the stage, that old urge to salvation and life.” left arm and his left leg The bed next to me have known, Pius XII, was empty. A few hours stay on hit him and he stayed John XXIII, and Paul VI, had been. on while the General fumed in While on a combat pa earlier, another young the wings. The General gesti but always from Peter, the TH IS Y EA R Catholics Marine lay there in a I from all over the world trol, he had stepped on culated. hi.ssed, and beckoned, first Pope.” personal passion o f his but to no effect. Finally he ident Mentioning that Serrans will journey to Rome to a crudely-made booby trap planted by the Viet own. He was riding in a strode to the gun rack, select retary are especially chosen to a honor Our Mother of Per ed a rifle, took aim and shot Cong. The blast tore the truck when a land mine ssoc. vocation o f leadership in petual Help. The sacred exploded beneath it. He the heel off Ward’s shoe. The . 10017 the people o f God, the picture, reportedly miracu flesh from his arm and latter’s fifteenth bow. which, his leg, shattered the was thrown from the Denver attorney suggested lous, was held in deep re truck, w'hich turned over he was making at the mo various ways in which Ser spect by the people of bones to which it had ment. was his last, and the clung. Amputation was and crushed him under General caught his train. rans can renew and reas Rome for hundreds of its weight. He knew he sess themselves in the dis years. In 1498 it was the only alternative to a gangrenous death. w as dying. He told the charge of their responsibi for public viewing in the doctors not to waste His passion began in the Let us hear from.'you lities. C hurch o f St. Matthew their time. He showed no "Leadership," he said, where it was honored for early evening hours. Shock readers. first claimed his body. fear as he slipped si "demands a study and many years. lently into eternity. sharing o f the documents (Turn to Page 2) Then he weat into convul sions. His temperature At another bed, corps- soared to fatal heights. men gently lifted a Marine New Mass Schedule to Begin The alarm went out. onto a stretcher. He was Within minutes, four sur bein g evacuated to the geons gathered around his United States, where he July 3 at Holy Ghost Church bed. Corpsmen came run would undergo a painful Holy Ghost church, munion is distributed on ning with life-preserving series of operations to re The Denver Archdio- downtown Denver, has the hour from midnight drugs and tubs of ice to move the pieces of shrap cesan Chancery office announced its new sched until the 6:15 a.m. Mass. cool his fevered body. Off- nel that had pierced every reports a total of $67 ule of Masses for Sundays Daily Masses are offered duty corpsm en came to organ of his body below donated toward semi and Holy Days. The sched at 7 a.m., 7:45 a.m., 12:10 stand by. the chest cage. He was nary burses during the ule, which goes into effect (noon), and 5:10 p.m. As a ALL THE miracles of given a good chance to past week. Sunday, July 3, follows: convenience. Communion is medicine were used to keep make it. Donations for the St. Sundays: 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, distributed before the 7 him alive. The battle last Sleep came finally, but it Jude Burse were re 11:30 a.m., 12:30, 5:10, and a.m. Mass at 6:55 a.m. ed several hours. During was troubled and filled ceived from Denver,* 7 p.m. Confessions are heard it, the young marine cried with nightmares. H.B., $5: Golden, anony Holy Days of Obligation: Saturdays and on the eves out in anguish again and mous, $10; Denver, L. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 a.m., again as he fought to hang Me., $15; Denver, A.M.M., of Holy Days and first College Loans 12:10, 5:10, and 7 p.m. Fridays from 3:30 to 6 p.m. on and not let go. But $10; Denver, T, B., $10; Readers are asked to and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. there was to be no miracle. Washington. — The U. Denver, R.G.O., $10; S. Office of Education is note that the Masses on Confessions are heard daily With one last agonized cry, Denver, Mrs. T.(3., $2; Sundays and Holy Days he gave up his young life. making loans to approxi Colo. Springs, Mrs. D.F., “ The summer looks out from her brazen door lower. during the morning Masses mately 1,500 Cuban ref are the same with the ex and before and during the The ward was strangely $5. Through the flashing bars of July...” ception that on Holy Days quiet again. ugees to attend college this AH offerings toward noon-day and evening summer. The $334,018 al — Francis Thompson there is a 12:10 noon Masses, beginning at 11:45 Across the aisle from me, the various burses are Mass; on Sundays the a young sailor, one year lotted will be used for used to educate young a.m. and 4:30 p.m. long-term, low-interest Summertime always means something special for children. It’s a time Mass is at 12:30 p.m. out of his teens, lay in his men for the priesthood. of games, fun, frolic and playing under the sun. These three youngsters Masses on First Friday This schedule goes into bed. A long angry surgical loans to Cuban nationals They may be sent direct reflect it all as they board the merry-go-round at the summer day camp at are at midnight, 6:15 a.m., effect Sunday, July 3. scar bisected his stomach. I who are unable to finance to the Archdiocesan SU Mary’s academy, Denver. Left to right are Patrice Cavins, Mary Beth 7 a.m., 7:45 a.m., 12:10 Until then, the current could hear him crying their college education Chancery Office, 1536 •Back, and Patricia Fay. (noon), and 5:10 p.m. Com schedule is being used* softly in his sleep. through Cuban sources. Logan street, Denver.
;( P a g e 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER June 23, 1966 Pope Praises Service of Rotarians cluding numerous cam The 14,000 delegates to national, and world-wide to take on with more far time regarded Rotary "with the 57th annual convention improvement projects fos sighted awareness their reservations” because it paigns to improve literacy of Rotary International in tered by the fellowship of own proper functions and "refrains from imposing on levels in remote areas but Denver June 11-16 pic- business and professional exhorts them to put them its members any specific also have ranged from spe sented an impressive rec executives. selves in the service of the profession of thought or of cial service to handicapped faith.” children to road construc ord of the "service of the common good with a more Te common good” for which THE PURPOSE of generous dedication,” he Two of Rotary Interna tion in India. tional’s international func The record of service of ras a Pope Paul VI praised their Rotary was commended by said. been the Pope in a special au tions are carried out by individual clubs was writ organization. He added; nande Reports and awards pre dience of Italian Rotarians "These relations of the Rotary Foundatian and ten in the annual Paul P. sented at the convention in 1965. friendship between the Interact, a Rotary-spon Harris awards, named in depicted highlights of a "Your activity . . . en representatives of various sored youth movement. honor of Rotai;ys founder, Th wide variety of community, courages them (members) peoples, grouped in special to the outstanding projects birth organizations, can also DELEGATES to the in the various Rotary dis the In contribute wonderfully to Denver convention were tricts. with t Perpetual N ew Pueblo cementing that union in informed the Rotary Foun Healtl concord and in peace which dation now awards approx P R O JE C TS cited this Priests Get the social teaching of the imately 130 fellowships a year included development Help Church and pontifical year, financed by contribu of a rural sanitation pro Assignments teaching inculcate with tions from members total gram in San Juan, Argen such insistence and unde ing a million dollars a tina; establishment of a Triduum Pueblo —Newly ordained feated hope.” year. clinic providing medical fa priests for the Diocese of In his remarks, the Pope The foundation awards cilities for 3,500 persons in Migrant Program Now Under Way Pueblo have received the (Continued From Page 1) noted the Church at one provide funds for travel Rhodesia, construction of a Looking over the Weld county maps before going on a tour of the following summer assign and education expenses for school for the physically migrant workers’ camps are, left to right, Mrs. Donald Stocking, chairman When the Church of St. ments: The Rev. Daniel outstanding young people handicapped in Japan: the of the St. Rose sewing circle of St. Vincent de Paul’s parish, Denver, which Maio, of Colorado Springs to study abroad. To date Costa Mesa, Calif., club’s made hand-made dresses that were donated to the migrant program; the Matthew was destroyed, and Trinidad, will work in th e youth o f about 70 financing of construction of Rev. Herbert Banigan of St. William’s parish, Fort Lupton, director of the the picture was lost for the Chancery and reside at countries have benefited a school in Colombia; and archdiocesan migrant program; Mrs. Thomas Burke of St. Mary’s parish, some time. When refound. Pope Pius IX gave it to Cathedral rectory; the Rev. from the program, which establishment at Hammen- Littleton, community action chairman; Richard Denny, seminarian working William Gloeson, of New on the program; and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Archdiocesan Council of Catholic the Redemptorist Fathers, features technical training, hog, Sweden, of a program Women’s migrant program chairman. w ho had b u ilt a new Jersey, St. Mary’s parish, international group cultur to train agriculture teach church close to their moth- Montrose; the Rev. William al exchange visits and is ers from Africa. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIINMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM erhouse and on the place Connor, Wilmette, 111.; Mt. specially geared to develop Dialogue Said where the original church Carmel parish, Trinidad; experimental projects in News Deadline! Farm Workers had stood. the Rev. Gerald Varrone, the interest of internation Two-Way Street o f Colorado Springs, St. al understanding. The deadline for news stories and pictures to The Holy Father com Peter’s parish, Rocky Ford; Interact, a club system Portland, Ore. — Cath- the Rev. Vernon Wood of sponsored by Rotary for appear in the "Denver Editor Visits Area olic-Jewish dialogue is "a manded the Redemptorist Durango, Immaculate young men of pre-univer Catholic Register’’ is two-way street for both Fathers to make known Cesar Chaves of El putes, and point up "the Heart parish. Grand Junc sity age, is dedicated to M onday at 9 a.m. Corre Christians and Jews . . . to and spread the devotion of M alcria d o, semi-monthly struggle of Mexican-Amer- tion. service and international spondents arc asked to help each other to a richer Our Mother o f Perpetual news magazine of the Na ican agricultural laborers Help. understanding. The number h a v e their m aterial at tional Farm Workers Asso to better their lot.” human fellowship, a deeper o f clubs now totals 1,200, the "Register” office at ciation (NFWA) spoke in Some issues have been faith and a fulness of rela Forty Hours' located in 49 countries. this time to assure publ The Redemptorist Fa To Institute Denver last week. ^ concerned with Catholics’ tions,” said Bishop Francis Their projects particularly ica tion in the follo\ving Articles in the publica efforts to support justice P. Leipzig of Baker at a thers have invited all Thursday issue. Denver area Catholics to Devotion Sister Carlos Marie emphasize education, in tion, according to a for farm laborers. The day of dialogue here att Lubeck, of Holy Family spokesman, range from a magazine, in both English ended by 150 priests, reli participate in the solemn June 27, 1966 tridium and to share in IV Sunday After high school, Denver, has consideration of poor coun and Spanish, is published gious, rabbis and lay lead- been given a stipend to ty hospital conditions to by the Farm Workers the apostolic blessing Pentecost which will be given. attend the Hope college LiBIBJVlAlSr. T e B o c k h o r s t b C o . histories of farm labor dis Press of Delano. Calif.______Our Lady of the summer institute for chi Mountains, Estes Park high school teachers of P r e " St. Mary, Rifle second year and ad the Attorney Accents True, False Views of Laity “ St. Victor, Victor vanced placement chem on istry. The institute, spon (Continued From Page 1) their circumstances, they munity, Joan of Arc fol cultural and educational ® Missions marked sored by the National must take the principle lowed her charismatic opportunities free from with an asterisk (*) may Science Foundation in Cardinal Julius Dopfner, voices to her death at the crippling discrimination, he have 13 Hours o f Exposi Archbishop of from the Conciliar docu cooperation with the ments, observe the commu stake.” pointed out. tion o f the Blessed Sacra college, will meet June Munich-Freising, who said: nity conditions, and make All vocations, all calls to "Children," he said, ment instead o f 40 Hours’. "There are some apostoli- 20 to Aug. 19. the practical applications service — to laymen, to "should be educated in a cally minded laymen who and judgments from them. priests, and to religious, climate favorable to per see their task in the wrong "W hen doing so,” he are fostered in the home sonal dignity, and free of light. These people would Personalized Monuments and Markers’ JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. added, "we will discover where "the family is a prejudice and discrimina PARTNER TeBOCKHORST. CPCU like to take over the that we also are called by kind of school of deeper tion so they can, with a PARTNER priest’s role, are keen Christ to take an active humanity,” Taylor said. mature sense of responsi - Memerial Co. about cultivating the litur part in the Mystical Body, If any vocation is to bility, follow their voca Speer BIvd. At 9th Qjtujuacuusl MnoL 1897 gy, and enthusiastically since, within a living body achieve the full force of its tions, including religious Erickson 2SS-1785 •2S-0241 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDO. proclaim the basic prin such as the Church, none life and purpose . . . it ones, of their choice and ciples of the Christian life, of its members can remain needs also the painstaking state of life.” but they are often reluc passive without causing cultivation of a climate for Taylor concluded by tant to apply principles to harm to the rest of the telling the Serrans that everyday existence, here body.” their proven past per and now.” Migrant formance gives confi Taylor also stressed another false view, given NOT NEW to *^thc y^orkers Guests dence to the prediction by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, days, Taylor said, are that they will continue to spend and consume who said: "One false ex trials of laymen because of At Youth Dance treme is sometimes mot in their personal initiative themselves, "by knowing OFFER M ORE . . . Bishops and priests who and conscientious adher Greeley — About 1,500 and implementing the say: "The laity belong in the ence to well-informed con Texas migrant farm work Conciliar documents, to pews,’ 'remember the lay sciences. "Thomas More, ers were honored guests at produce an increase in trustees,’ or 'the laity must the man for all seasons” he a dance held last week at the people of God from obey the commandment to said, "did not criticize the Our Lady of Peace youth and for all nations, all contribute to the support of clerics and members of his center here. cultures, all colors, and the pastors.’ The result is family with whom he had The annual appreciation all races.” that those whom our Lord sincere disagreement. He dance was coordinated by felt obliged to follow his called His sheep exist Joe Ruiba. Cost of the better informed conscience principally for shearing.” event were underwritten to his death. In the con GLASS by local merchants. Continuing on the top flicts in her political com- CO. ic of the layman's role in Ruiba said the dance is the Church, Taylor an expression of apprecia tion from sponsoring mer voiced the words of for m ir r o r s Sis Monsignor John Cavan- chants to the migrant farm SIXIEENIH AT BOULDER SPEER AT SHERMAN workers and their families See Our Beautiful visor agh, chaplain of the d io ce who come from Texas to N ew H om e at Denver Serra club, who Betha work in the beet fields. 690 Lawrence 825-5251 said: "Telling laymen to graph stay in the pews, to Chris pray, pay and obey is left, g perversion o f the whole 5 3 9 , 1 context o f the Constitut- Just what was ordered for 539. 1 tion. It is no less dem ny” ir eaning and lacking in the w orking girl. . . 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By Rev. Thomas Halloran national agreements, official orders have been given duty of responsible parenthood, but strongly condemned to Puerto Rico among Latin American nations in pro (NCWC News Service) to practice birth control without regard to God’s programs that include abortion, sterilization, and contra moting birth control projects. law or to personal rights.” ceptive measures. Archbi.shop Santos replied: "If the family planning Tegucigalpa, Honduras — (NC) — The use of Hondu He said he was obliged to condemn practices found in movement had respected Christian morality, or at least ras as a "guinea pig” in birth control experiments has the first birth control clinic founded three years in the the natural law, Honduras would have pride in being in been decried by Archbishop Hector Enrique Santos Her At the week-long conference were Donald Lubin of country and those practices found in other clinics that second place among its fellow Latin American nations. nandez of Tegucigalpa. New York, executive director of the IPPF’s Western have followed it. hemisphere region, and Roberto Rendueles of New York, "But to be in second place for trampling on per The Archbishop was referring to a conference on director of information and education for that region of sonal rights and on the law of God, for killiv>.g life birth control organized here in the last week of May by the IPPF. at its very beginning, docs not ennoble Honduras.” the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF>, The conference has resulted in an open conflict be THE ARCHBISHOP pointed out that no one could The Archbishop said that when a criminal kills with the cooperation of the Honduran Minister of Public tween the government and Church authorities because take part in associations that used evil means in the another person with his machete he must suffer the Health, Jose Antonio Peraza. Archbishop Santos threatened excommunication for 16 effort to solve the problems associated with a rising punishment accorded by human justice. ted this civic • officials who attended the family planning confer population. "It so happens,” he said, "that the modern Hcr- A statement from the conference congratulated Hon ods who kill life at its beginning do not have to jlopment I**' ence. ion pro- 'We acknowledge with sorrow, ’ Archbishop San- The Archbishop reaffirmed the traditional stand of duras officials for progress made in setting up birth suffer this punishment. But they will not escape , Argen- tos said, "that in order to fulfill our part in inter the Church on birth control. He admitted the right and control clinics, and said that Honduras was second only divine punishment.” nt of a iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliimiiimiiiMiiiUMiiiim iiiimiiiiillliliiMniiiiriitiiiiiMiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiill dical fa- rsons in ion of a Piano Genius, 12, to Give Concert lysically pan; the By Sue Roethele ter’s lesson. He gave his hours of practice daily, and The J u n e 24 recital f., club's A former Colorado boy first recital before the in preparation for special program will include action of who is being hailed as one age of five. performances, several hours Bach’s "Prelude and of the most gifted young bia; and After the Newmans more. Fugc in C Sharp Major” ; [ammen- musicians in Washington, Beethoven’s "Sonata.in D.C., will return to Denver moved to Maryland, the IN ADDITION to win prograra late Miksa Merson, a form A Major, Op. 2, No. for a concert and to Aspen . ning numerous musical M cndclssolin.^s e teach- for study at the town’s er concert pianist, directed contests in the Washing the youth s studies for two "Cappriccio in E Mino'r.f famed music institute. ton, D.C., and Maryland Op. 16, No. 2” ; and' years. He has been a areas, he is a straight "A il Edward M. Newman, work.s by Ravel, Debus- l2-year-old son of Mr. and scholarship student at student, and enjoys fishing, America University's pre sey, Schuman, Chopin, )r news Mrs. Edison E. Newman of boating, baseball, football, Harris and Dohnanyi. paratory division of music mysteries and "fixing ures to lockville, Md., will present Young Newman is the- free piano recital spon under the guidance of things.’’ Denver 1 Charles Krowder since nephew of Mr. and Mrs. te r ” is sored by the University of The 12-year-old pianist, Robert Lynch of St, Dom 1962. The scholarship dem the youngest of six chil . Corre* Denver’s Lament school of inic's parish, Denver. music Friday, June 24, at ands two and one-half dren, plans to commute sked to weekly from his Maryland •rial at 3 p.m. in the Pioneer Room of the university's home to New York to con ffice at jtudent union. tinue his instruction with t SATRIANO t •e publ- Madame Lhevinne, who t BROTHERS I blowing THE NEWMANS, form also instructed Van Cli- er members of All Saints burn. : JANITOR SERVICE j . .nd Blessed Sacrament ; INC. t ^ arishes, Denver, resided Sen. Kennedy Visits in S. Africa here until November, 1959, • Rug and Upholstery 1 c < Sen. Robert Kennedy of New York enjoys a guest of the National union of South African stu when Mr. Newman, a NORTH \ Shampooing J chat with a group of nuns he visited while in dents. In several addresses, he sharply criticized public health officer was .• * Complete House j*. Pretoria, South Africa. The nuns are members of the government’s racial segregation policies. His assigned to Washington, DENVER t- C le a n in g J the Order of Loretto. The Democratic senator was visit was not officially recognized by the govern D.C. I • Floor Waxing and on a five-day tour of the African nation as a ment. — (RNS photo) The young pianist will Polishing J enroll in the Aspen School OPTICAL Walls and Wlndows*^ of Music where he will Dispensing Opticians *■ W ashed J continue his studies with DeWAYNE INGRAM ♦ Expert • ncpcmiabic «■ the Russian-born Madame J Insured * Album on Christ's Rosina Lhevinne of the 4022 Tennyson Street Call Ut for Free Esiimalei ^ 4- O L. S SM4 an d C L . S I2 t9 I Julliard School of Music, Edward Newman GRand 7-5759 4. 2eja w. 4iih Avf. ^ New York City. The Aspen school usually accepts only Life Project Of those students who are 16 or older. Recognizing the, boys talent, Madame Lhe Knights' Council vinne suggested that he M agM ue (lardem attend this summer and "Journey to Bethany,” add authenticity to the work with her. new six-volume long-play performance. NURSING & CONVALESCENT CENTER ing record album drama The youth began piano tizing the life o f Christ, Produced in three di instructions at the age of AFFILIATED WITH ALL MAJOR HOSPITALS has been presented to Sis mensional sound, the four when Margaret Ku- collection, which covers ter Frances Eileen, arch per, a Denver music Approved by the Ameidcan Hospital Association diocesan supervisor for events in the life of teacher, realized that he parochial schools in the Christ from the Annun had memorized his sis- Archdiocese of Denver, by ciation to the Ascension at Bethany, has been ac Knights of Columbus Sunday Evening Council 539, Denver. claimed by critics and Dave McKinney, chair scholars throughout the man of the Denver Metro world. Mass At 8:30 chapter, brought the col During June, July, and lection to the attention of Auxiliary Seeks ,August, there will be an the Knights of Columbus, additional evening Mass who w ill place a copy in Parishes’ Aid For each Sunday at 8:30 p.m. each of the city’s 61 paro in the Denver Cathedral. chial schools. Seminary Benefit This will be the latest Mass in the evening on Members of the Auxili Sundays. The regular 6:30 DESIGNED for family ary of St. Thomas’ semi evening Mass will continue listening, "Journey to nary, Denver, are soliciting as usual. Bethany” offers numerous aid from parishes in the ... 'Journey to Bethany' opportunities for discussion, archdiocese for the group’s News Deadline! education and spiritual annual dinner and bazaar, Sister Frances Eileen, right, archdiocesan super The deadline for news guidance. The dramatiza which is held once each FOR PATIENTS REQUIRING; visor for elementary parochial schools in the Arch tion took three years to stories and pictures to diocese of Denver, receives a set of "Journey to year at the seminary to research, write, edit, record help raise funds for needed appear in the "Register” COMPLETE ■ Post-Operative Routines Bethany,” a new six-volume long-playing phono is M onday at 9 a.m. graph record album of a dramatization of the life of and produce at a cost of items and furnishings at ■ Convalescent Procedures the seminary. NURSING Christ. It is being presented by Eugene Costello, more than one million ■ Physical Therapy left, grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council dollars. Donations are needed for the linen booth. Luncheon SERVICES ■ Barber Shop —Beauty Salon 539, Denver, and Jack Knudsen, also of Council Written by biblical W^ll CARPETS 539. The knights plan to place "Journey to Betha scholar Cecil Maiden, sets, stuffed animals, pil ■ General Medical Techniques.. ny” in the library of every parochial school in Den- • "Journey to Bethany ’ was low cases, aprons, and tea Room Size performed by 187 radio towels are being solicited and Smaller RUGS _ _ _ Resident Chaplain — Daily Mass tioni 'fl ttie City and television personalities. by Mrs. Edward Poehl- Larg att sefectloni 'n ftie City The original background mann, 477-0265, and Mrs. CaarMrurniture i«itrA in the h«ifse CALL OR VISIT Philip Rotole, 322-0855. score, composed and Opan Monday and Wedntjday Father McCloskey Persons wishing to don Evaningr Tin 8:)0 P.M. orchestrated by Irvine .AlAGU ALEXE CJARDJAXS INC. Orton and recorded by the ate items to the white ele E.M.W. .National Symphony phant booth can contact 3131 SOUTH FEDERAL BLVD. • ENGLEWOOD, COLO. To Offer First Mass Orchestra, utilized many Mrs. Mary Lamb, 455- where cash talks 2111 So. nroadway 7 6 1 - 0 2 6 0 ancient instruments bor 5821, or Mrs. Rotole, 322- S ite rm an 4-2V54 0855. Newly ordained Redemp- in the mid-west, or will rowed from museums to toriat, the Rev. Terrence travel to Brazil or Thai McCloskey, C.SS.R., son of land to join Redemptorist Mixed Marriage Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin missionaries working there. McCloskey of Denver, will- Rules Given A C atholic M ortuary offer his first Mass in St. He attended St. Joseph’s Joseph’s (Redemptorist) grade school, Denver and Camden, N.J. — Cam church, on Sunday, June entered the Redemptorist den diocese pastors may 26, at 10 a.m. order' in 1954, where he allow a Nuptial Mass at pronounced final vows in mixed marriages and per 1964. He has recently Assisting him will be the mit non-Catholics to serve Catholic ownership and staff is not the sole qualification of Very Rev. James Nugent, studied theology and phi as best man and maid of C.SS.R. pastor; the Rev. losophy at the major semi honor without requesting a Catholic mortuary, but further, a strict adherence to the Donald McCloskey, C.SS.R., nary in Oconomowoc, Wis. prior permission from the m oral and ethical obligations of the Faith. These obligations his older brother, and the Chancery. Very Rev. Paul Schwarz. govern us in service, cost and ceremony — assuring you of The Rev. Mark Van Gorp The permission was con will give the sermon at the tained in new rules for the utmost sympathy and reverence in the care of your loved Mass and the master of mixed marriages promul ceremonies will be Jerry gated by Archbishop o n e s . McCloskey, younger broth Celestine J. Damiano of er of Father Terrence. Camden. The reception will be held in St. Joseph’s parish hall from 3 until 5 p.m. June 26.
AT NO EXTRA COST Following the first Mass DAVE LINDQUIST Owner celebration, Father Mc 19 Years On The Job Experience On Three Continents Closkey will return to the 7tS 17th Street Redemptorist seminary in 23rd Ft. New Western Fed. Oconomowoc, Wis. After Savinqs Elidq. two more years of training, LINDQUIST EMMETT SOOS.\S - niHECTOli in theology and practical TRAVEL SERVICE 433-6575 pastoral work, he will re Tel. 825 7175 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. ceive assignment as parish Rev. Terrence 1 Hour Free Parking La Shells priest or home missionary McCloskey 1725 C alH ornla P a g e 4 D E N V E R C A T H O L IC R E G IS T E R ______J u n e 23, 1966 Strings to the Bow : " Citei I Crim inals-The Unanstverables By Frank Morriss (Special solved, and far fewer con concealment of evidence. nearby places such as Lan ciplined child won’t get any Danan The Supreme Court’s sympathy at home. Instead, cial) - ruling that a suspect may victions of criminals will caster. and Wilkes-Barre- be obtained. It is, of SUCH CONCEAL- Hazleton. he’ll be sent out to his proper Pearson not be questioned by police chores. Teenagers have no without his consent is course, a valid principle of MENT will surely result combat time to get in trouble — be frightening in its implica enlightened jurisprudence in those cases when an at THE OTHER is Abiquiu, week wa tions for society. Designed that a man should only be torney is summoned or sides, if they did, the trouble Commen N. Mex., and probably most Dad would give them to protect citizens’ immun convicted of major crimes called to the side of the other sheepherding centers Combat ' wouldn’t make it worth H^r fire ity against self-incrimina upon evidence — and not suspect to be present in that state. tion, it will in effect help on his own word, whether throughout an interroga Johnstown and its sister while. Mallard tion. You say such a culture put the law-abiding at the given voluntarily or under cities have the lowest crime Danang i coercion. It is equally true, doesn’t fit in everywhere in mercy of those who abide There is a true conflict rates in the United States. by no rules, but demand however, that evidence in o f principles involved. On America. That’s a pity. many cases can only be And in Abiquiu, there just every ruling in their own the one hand is the Con isn’t any such thing as ju obtained by communication I’D LIKE to finance a tour favor. stitutional right against venile delinquency, and very with the criminal. In put .of Johnstown and Abiquiu The Court’s decision, if self-incrimination. On the little delinquency of any scrupulously followed by ting up a protective screen for the Supreme Court ma around suspects, the Su other, is the right of socie kind. police either discouraged or ty to apprehend and pun jority, if I could. I know it frightened by it, will mean preme Court in effect dem These areas have some isn’t simple for them — ands that criminals have a ish lawbreakers. thing in common. They cling there are other things to that a far greater propor What the Supreme Court tion of crimes will go un new "right” — that of the to "old fashioned” ideas consider than just a peace is saying is that question about child rearing and child ing, even that done prop education. In the German- ful society. But it is near the time erly without intimidation, Dutch-Amish culture of Refusing Ads immediately violates a cit when such society is going to Pennsylvania, Dad is still have to have its rights izen’s immunity if that boss and the teacher is Some time back, two Denver daily newspapers protected. announced a code of ethics in accepting and printing citizen in any way objects somebody to be obeyed. advertising pertaining to amusements. It is not intended to being questioned. Safe Johnstown High School here to go into whether or not such a code has been ty, therefore may not in has rules, and it is eminently enforced since that time. If there is an abuse in publish any way probe a suspect’s fair in enforcing them. Seri June ing suggestive and offensive ads of movies, night clubs, chosen silence or reluc ous infractions bring expul and stage shows in U.S. newspapers, it is usually found tance. sion, and the climate of the Intentions in the amusement section. The purpose of the Con city wouldn’t welcome a It is heartening to read in Variety, the show busi stitutional guarantee was weeping demonstration in The Apostleship of ness trade newspaper, that the Denver Post recently to end the physical coer favor of the expelled. Prayer general intention puts thumbs down on ads for a Paramount Pictures cion of suspects that has Johnstownites just don’t for the month of June is: movie called Psychopath. According to the report, the long been used in our em think that way. ’’True religious liberty Adi Post is said to have looked over the pressbook ads for ergence from authoritarian In Abiquiu there is a that the Church may Rev. I the film and refused to accept them in their present rule. It can be seen how close-knit family culture, practice and enjoy true been i form —only agreeing to use the title of the film, the such protection should ex ruled by the father. The kids religious liberty.” studei theater name, and time of the show in the advertise tend to psychological coer all have their chores. They The Mission Intention Klocki ments. cion or trickery of suspects, • attend the parish school, and for June is: "The Youth replac Maybe this caused some second-thinking on the part especially those who do not what Sister says goes. A dis of Uganda.” of local exhibitors of the film, which by its obvious title know of their Constitution could prompt concern, especially at a time when the al rights. .fi mysterious disappearance of a nine-year-old school girl • Comment for Today Re< A/Or TNE/R UA/£ OF WORK/ has caused widespread interest by police officials and BUT IT is difficult to see the public. As a result the film s scheduled appearance how the Constitution must was cancelled. — (CJZ) be interpreted to shield In Listening In completely a suspect from T h e R i g h t Admii the law enforcement arm at Regii Highway Deaths o f government; to prohibit were an Already numerous deaths have been attributed to the that arm from finding out, To Be Wanted by the '' Oldest H eresy highways throughout the country, and the year is just in a fair and humane F. Ryan, half over! Add to this our countless numbers who have manner, those things nec By Paul H. Hallett the collej been or will be maimed for life due to automobile acci essary to solve a crime and A member of the Amer carrying an unborn child is dents. Thousands and thousands of minor injuries plus bring to justice its perpe ican Association of Planned exempt from the draft, "the The Ri Still W ith Us hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage will trator. We are close to the ! Parenthood Physicians, unborn child being consid lihan, S. be attributed to highway accidents before the forthcom idea that no man is truly o f the ( By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer answerable to society — in which met some time ago ered as a legal, living ing Dec. 31. child.” named ti Statistics do not always impress us. . .until we be the very literal sense of the in Denver, passed a resolu Nothing is more contemptuous of the nor upon his pastoral obligation to call tion calling for state laws Thomas come one of them, and this could very likely happen word answerable. In that If the fetus is "a living, truth than the old bromide about history the spade of heresy by its proper name. extending the permissive as dean this summer. The fabulous highway systems of America case we approach the fan legal child,” it has rights, always repeating herself. Clio, by your Much the same might be said in regard ness of abortion. He re Rev. Hai are by comparison relegating Hitler’s famed pre-Worid tastic time when the maver including the basic right to leave, is much too clever and resourceful to the vexed story of the English Jesuit, peated the well-worn slo J., has for that. No more than any two human War II Autobahn to the realm of the country roads. icks, the destroyers, the rap life. Its destruction by Father George Tyrrell, whose silencing gan of "the right to be beings in all of creation being born iden Virtually every car on the highway today is the highly ists will be the norm, and abortion would be murder was also followed by his withdrawal from born wanted,” which is tical twins, so no two events have ever the active priesthood and the near-scan developed product of some speed merchants dream. Place society will have to answer within the law. plowed identical furrows. Which is not to these circumstances in the hands of an inexperienced to them! meaningless. Poll dal of the refusal of Christian burial To begin with, no one The right to be wanted suggest, of course, that similarities, driver bent on cramming a year of workfree relaxation Society itself, of course, when he died not long after. has a strict right to be is an idea that spreads its sometimes startling, may not be observed into two frantic weeks of vacation and the possibility of has helped us reach this wanted. All he has is the roots in all directions. If from time to time, thus casting a lambent 'I'hc condemnation o f the doctrinal highway tragedy increases. — (Rev. William Morgan, point. A culture that de Feo right to the opportunity to the unborn child can be glow over our anxious search for analo error, ns designated by the Encyclical Tennessee Register) spises responsibility, that On Sa "Pascendi,” was manifestly called for be wanted. In order to do killed because he is not gies, not to speak of certitudes of cause makes an idol of license, the Uniti under the circumstances. A teaching that, he must first have wanted — and killed with and effect: to illuminate our darksome that rears a generation of fice Dept could not be tolerated which called in life. out being asked whether, journey through time and space. Kennedy and Youth those who claim immunity a comm question the necessity or the reality of The whole substance of wanted or not, he would from any sort of coercion honoring H ence it is in ex a ct and po.s.sibIy the supernatural and which tended, The Age of Kennedy — did you see it on televi the abortionist’s logic is like to live -- it follows — such a society helps the Chr even dangerous to draw too close a at least, to reduce the whole content of sion?. . .1 thought it was excellent. that the unborn child is that the old and hopelessly create a jurisprudence that Polish Pe parallel between the Modernist move revelation to a kind of symbolic inter . . .The progi'am brought back a flood of memories. It not a human being. But if ill, or, for that matter, the throws all its weight to Origin ment of three generations ago, at the pretation of a natural theology. There showed Kennedy as a man on the go, anxious to get on he has rights — were it alcoholic stumblebum guard such immunity. for such turn of the century, and our present is abundant evidence that many of with the business of making America and the world a only the right to be want whom nobody wants, can fascinating theological turmoil. All better place in which to live. If society feels that is stamp wi those who were associated with the ed — he is a person, for be killed because they are grounds thoae who were embroiled 'in that old, Modernist movement were so dazzled It recorded many of the speeches of President Kenne highly desirable, then we only the person js a subject not wanted — no matter if must resign ourselves to event c< unhappy, far-off controversy, that and beguiled by the fairy vision of dy — and as I heard his words again I wondered if of rights. they themselves, wanted or living in fear, to nights subject o: battle of the long ago, have reposed, Evolutionism as a universal solvent of maybe the reason he didn’t inspire more people while he The civil law recognizes not, m ight want to live. lo, these many years in their cool lived (us he did in his death* is because he spoke on a behind padlocked doors, to stam p, 1 all theological and scientific matters the rights, therefore the Curiously, the very people thousand tombs, and whether good Father Gig- that they completely missed the fact higher plain than most politicians. . . Our country, 1 being tyrannized by the personality, therefore the who uphold the "right-to- ot of Dunwoodie Seminary ever sent that they were in a fair way to elimina think, turned a corner with President Kennedy. He was irresponsible young and human nature of the un be-wanted” doctrine are the telegram from heaven to Monsi ting Divinity itself in the process. They not overly successful in pushing through legislation (no the depraved old, to con often violently opposed to gnor Nelson, retracting his views on born child, whenever it de were men in a hurry; they were impa where like President Lyndon Johnson), but he created a stant anxiety about the cides, as it has in many capital punishment, al the Mosaic authorship, "Nelly, Moses new spirit, a new drive, a new enthusiasm. tient with science because it was so safety of our children. Per cases, that its rights haye though some at least of the DID write the Pentateuch!’’ is a ques slow in coming up with all the needed He gave to our nation — and especially to our youth haps society does not think tion now safely beyond the reach of — a new atmosphere of excitement and vitality and been infringed. Thus Gen tenants o f death row are facts to support the theory: they were that too high a price to eral Lewis B. Hershey, the not wanted. scientific verification. zest. annoyed with philosophy for not re pay for a legal philosophy Selective Service Director, Once you start on abor forming forthwith its epistemology and And in the pictures on the TV screen there he was that favors a most tender So the insights which prompted its again. The wide smile, the quick wave, the familiar, recently asserted thatT a tionist logic there is logi its cosmology to fit the new thesis; they and unrealistic concept of married man whose wife is cally no place to stop. protagonists and antagonists to expound were irritated with theology for not emphasizing gesture as he spoke. His sincerity was evi human rights. their principles and to give battle in the promptly acknowledging the manifest dent; his enthusiasm for making things better was ob Society does have an al arena; the impulses, theological or scien superiority of the symbol over the vious. ternative. There are areas The Denver Catholic Register tific, which dictated the formulation, of crude reality. Kennedy disliked pretense, phoniness in people or where there is apparently President...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. fense and defense, are no longer fully op events. He had a clean, clear mind that could cut away little such fear. One is Editor ...... Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh erative. Much of the learning of Moder the sham and get to the heart of the matter. There were Modernists who asserted Johnstown, Pa., area, and Associate Bus. M anager...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty nism has been consigned to the dust-hin, their right to pick and choose among the Will we see his like again? much of its science has long been de- dogma.s of the Church to suit their credal Perhaps. A recent nation-wide survey taken up by Managing E d itor...... Miles F. Porter mythologizcd. And so, equally, with the needs. If the Trinity could not be reconciled N ew sw eek among teen-agers showed that our youth Denver News E ditor...... Clement J. Zecha alarums and excursions which accompa with Evolutionism, it could be interpreted today admire Kennedy more than any other person (by Q u o t e s Associate E d itors...... Frank Morriss, nied the condemnation of Modernism by as a provisional formulation of the process a vote of nearly two to one). This is heartening, because Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, Pope St. Pius X as "the synthesis of all itself, which somehow ought to incorporate people bec*ome like those they admire. President Kenne James R. W alsh, Chris Hernon, and In the space between the ' love in its context. If the Incarnation could dy touched the hearts of our youth. — (Rev. Rawley Jack Bacon hardly be accepted as a literal event, any Myers, Lincoln, Neb.) high heaven and lower Now’ the Modernism o f the "fin do earth there are certain in Production M anager...... *...... Robert W. Ljmeh siecle’’ was in essence a capitulation more than the Resurrection, these could be Advertising D irector...... •...... John J. Murphy retained a.s symbolic statements of the tervening divinities on the part of a great many theologi through whom our prayers Circulation Director ...... Julia M. Boggs betterment which lay ahead of humanity, Parish Councils ans and Scripture scholars, Catholic .and merits come to the or us milestones on the road leading up to One of the encouraging signs of the age of renewal and non-Catholic alike, to Evolution in the Church is the establishment of parish councils. gods. As mediators between ism (which is something quite differ the stars. And if the Church could no long the inhabitants of earth Published Weekly bv er be taken seriously as the Mystical Body The direction each parish will take through the efforts ent from scientific evolution) as the and heaven, they are the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, HNC.) of Christ, she could serve as a shelter for of its individual council cannot be predicted or planned controlling and exclusive cosmic proc by those within the parish itself, much less by those conveyors of the prayers of 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 801204 ess. In its extreme form it would nIy and species o f th eolog ica l timidity, criptions of renewal in the parish, the main emphasis "Christ seems to be on those elements which are self-serving, or riage” wi! Pontiff, and specified even more pointedly characteristic of the Catholic hody We see sights on earth on those which aie concerned with social services. Com OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER the Pre-( in the decree Lamentabili (1907*. which even on into the pontificate of Pius XII. and we feel effects about paratively little attention is paid to the parish's respon The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial for engag( plainly referred to the errors contained in Outside the Church it continued to which we know not whence the writings of the French savant, Father flourish, though with the passage of sibility to preach the gospel to the adult non-believer. approval. We confirm it as the official publication opens on • Especially at a time when the number of adult con they come and whither of the archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns Alfred Ixiisy, Now whether this delicate time it seemed to lose something of its they go. We conclude that under the and highly sensitive case was handled enthusiasms, to give w’ay gradually to verts to the church has been declining, the divine com over the signature of the Ordinary or those of the Rev. Rich mission* to preach the gospel to every creature would there is a spiritual source, Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. with sufficient tact and human under disillusionment with that Evolutionism a divine something, of ant pa.stc standing, so as to avoid the bitterness of which at the outset had seemed to offer seem to be paramount. We hope The Register will be read in every pari.sh, E As it is explained in the manual of the Confraternity which we have no idea and home of the archdiocese. " ! the priest’s later apostacy. is another a total explanation o f history and the for which we have no l.ing will question which may reflect on the judg historieal process. Under the massive of Christian Doctorine, the Apostolate of Good Will pro We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to culti ence in tl vides a good basic structure for the creation of an adult expression, which we must vate a taste in the children of the archdiocese for ment of a grejit many minor officials in assaults of two world wars the gospel draw down and anthropo- K. 5th avi catechumcnate. Such a group within a parish could be the reading of The Register. ine. Denvc Paris or in Rome. But it in no way re of Evolutionism began to wear thin, of inestimable value in helping the whole parish com morphosize, so that in 4-URBAN J. VEHR On Mor flects on the integrity of the Holy Father even to exhibit signs of disintegration. munity develop a sense of the mission of the Church. some way we may body forth our dark presenti Ai'chbishop of Denver p.m., Mr. What good is there in a community which is not eager \ Vittano ai lU. Hev. .Mallhew J. Smith, I’b.I). l''ounclinc Edil<»r, Register System of Catholic to share the gifts it has been given? — (Catholic Tele ments and make them tan Feast of St. Francis de Sales Jan. 29, 1960. \ Wig Newspapers 1913-19G0 graph, Cincinnati) gible. — Goethe.
H i i H l l i i i B • t Cited For Saving Wounded DENVIER CATHOLIC REGISTER P a ge 5 Mayor To Discuss His Visit to Japan : Denver Marine Honored Denver Mayor Tom Cur- dresses a meeting of the rigan will discuss his visit Japan Society of Colorado lO rrtss (Special to the 'Register') Sgt. Pearson, formerly a venth Marine Regiment. "Sergeant Pearson,” ac to Takayama, Japan, with on Thursday, June 23, 8 Denver Post reporter, re cording to the naval com the Denver People-to- ’t get any Danang Vietnam — (Spe p.m., at the Tri-State Bud signed as executive director He was attached to the mendation, "seeing the People Corp, when he ad dhist church, Denver, !. Instead, cial) — Sgt. Gregory L. of the Republican party in co m p a n y us a co m b a t wounded men, left the rel his proper Pearson of Denver, a marine Denver to re-enlist for a corresp on d en t w hen in ative safety of a trenchline have no combat correspondent, this one-year tour of duty in the late afternoon it and, exposing himself to ble — be week was awarded the Navy South Vietnam. came under heavy auto the withering enemy fire, lie trouble Commendation Medal with matic weapons and rifle ran to assist the wounded. re them Combat "V" for bravery un- In an unusual action, he fire as well as a m ortar He carried one of the se Clarke's Church Goods, Inc. it worth d'T fire during O[>eration was recommended for the barrage. The company verely wounded men more .Mallard 20 mile.s south of honor by the *'M” rifle com sustained several casu than 300 meters under (DIVISION OF JOHN P DALEIDEN CO.l a culture 1633 T R E M O N T P L . t Danang in January. 1966. pany, 3rd Battalion, Se alties. constant enemy fire. where in "He also helped organize 82S-3789 ity. Marines to assist in the removal of other wounded nee a tour Members of Staff from the line of fire. As The Rev. Francis J. Brady, 77-year-oId veteran COMPLETE NEW LINE Abiquiu darkness set in, and heli Colorado missioner and recently named resident lourt ma- copters landed in the area chaplain of Magdalene Gardens, discusses the ST. JOSEPH OAILY MISSALS [ know it to evacuate the wounded spiritual health of the center’s patients with Dr. them — men, Sergeant Pearson things to Joh n F. Harrington, resident physician at the continued to expose himself privately operated convalescent home. a peace- to the intense fire of the NEW ST. ANOREW enemy as he helped carry the time the wounded to the heli 8 going to copters. Prayer Vigil To Link Bible Missals - $6.25-$16.50 ;s rights "Throughout the 'action, ' i Sergeant Pearson main tained a coolness which Auriesville, Fatima New Maryknoll Missals contributed greatly to the successful evacuation of all Auriesville. N.Y. — An charist that has been $4.50 - $7.75 the wounded men. all-night vigil will be held heard in modern times. "His courage and leader simultaneously here the The Reparation Society ns ship were an inspiration to night of Aug. 14-15, the of Our Lady of Fatima ship o f all those who observed anniversary of the martyr with headquarters in Bal ntention him.” dom of the American mis timore, Md., is conducting June is: sionaries of Auriesville, the vigil. . Regis Administrative Changes Sergeant Pearson is a and at Fatima, Portugal, liberty Administrative changes nt Regi.s college, Denver, thi.s week include the ;h m ay member of Holy Family marking the 50th anniver News Deadline! 5 3 4 -8 2 3 3 Rev. Robert F. Houlihan, S.J., left, academic dean of the college, who has sary of the apparition of oy true parish, Denver. His wife, been named to replace the Rev. Thoma.s Finucane, S.J., center, as dean of Barbara, and their two the Angel with the Blessed The deadline for news students. Father Finucane will return to teaching. The Rev. Harry R. young boys reside at Sacrament in one of the stories and pictures to ntention Klocker, S.J., right, has been named to serve as acting dean of the college, H O I Its : 3620 Perry Street. — greatest appeals for repar appear in the "Register" 3 Youth replacing Father Houlihan. Changes are effective July 11. .Mon. Thru F ri. H:(iO A..M. to 5 P..M. (Frank LaTourette) ation of Christ of the Eu- is Monday at 9 a.m. Sat. 9:(I0 A..M. to P..M. Regis Announces Changes In Administrative Posts Denver's first major bank to pay Administrative change.s serve as acting dean of the were both ordained priests at Regis college, Denver,, college, replacing Father in June. 1957. were announced recently' Houlihan. All changes are Father Houlihan has l by the Very Rev. Richard effective July 11. served as academic dean F. Ryan, S. J., president of Father f’inucane. who and assistant professor of -lallett the college. has served as dean of stu mathematics since Janu child is dents since June. 1962, ary, 1964. He came to Re aft, "the The Rev. Robert F. Hou will return to teaching. He gis in October. 1963, from consid- lihan. S. J.. academic dean joined the Regis faculty in St. Louis university where living o f the college, ha.s been 19.59 and .served as an in he was an instructor in named to replace the Rev. structor in accounting be mathematics. He also was Thomas F. Finucane. S. .1.. fore assuming direction of superior of Jesuit scholast i living, as dean of studenl.s. The the dean of students office. ics at Fusz Memorial Bel- i rights, Rev. Harry R. Klocker, S. A native of Kansas City, larmine House of Studies right to J., has been named to he and Father Houlihan in St. Louis. Father Hou tion by lihan is a native of Peoria, murder 111. Poland Millennium Stamp Father Klocker, Professor wanted of philosophy and chairman eads its of the department of phi jions. If Features Cross, Crown losophy at Regis, has can be served on the faculty since September, 1955, shortly is not On Saturday, July 30, of petitions from all walks per year the United States Po.st Of of life — Congressmen, after he received his Ph.D. 2d with- at Gregorian university in vhether, fice Department will issue philatelic circles, organiza a commemorative stamp tions, and private citizens, Rome. He will continue i would teaching on a limited ba follows honoring the 1,000 years of encouraged Postmaster the Christianity of the General Lawrence F. sis. Father Klocker is also pelessly a member of the college ter, the Polish People. O’Brien to issue such a Originally the request stamp. board of trustees. lebum Active in several philo its, can for such a commemorative The stamp, which was stamp was rejected on the unveiled on June 1, will sophical associations. Fa ley are grounds that a Christian portray the traditional ther Klocker has written atter if event could not be the Polish Eagle (with the for various scholarly jour nted or ON INSURED CENTRAL subject of a United States crown -- in contradistinc nals and is author o f a :o live, stamp, but a deluge of tion to the Communist book. Thomism and M od people thousands upon thousands Polish eagle, without the ern Thought, published in ight-to- crown) and will feature in 1962. A native of St. ne are its design a cross, the sym I-ouis, he was ordained in 3sed to bol of Christ, and Chris 1951. nt, al- tian heritage. INCOME CERTIFICATES ; of the ow are ACCORDING to the Hike Standard, Thus, a husband and wife may he covered Very Rev. Monsignor What are Central Insured Interest. up to a total of $30,000 with each having 1 abor- Chester A. Meloch, nation Speaker Tells Interest checks are mailed every 90 days a $10,000 deposit and an additional :s logi- al pro-chairman of the Income Certificates? after date of deposit, or, if you prefer, the $10,000 deposit is.sued jointly. Certificates millennium stamp com Hospital Group Central Bank Insured Income Certificates interest can be deposited automatically to may l>e purchased for gifts. mittee, the approval and are Savings Certificates of Deposit bear your Central checking account. acceptance of this commem- ing interest at the rate of 5% per year, How to Buy. orative stamp by the Cleveland, O. — Excel with interest paid by check quarterly.The minimum amount accepted on this type Maturity and r, D.D. Am erican public can be lence should be the stand Your entire transaction can be handled by ard of all Catholic hospi of deposit U $1,000, and your money must mail, if you prefer. Simply send check or v^anagh most effectively demon Automatic Renewal. tals, delegates to the 51st remain on deposit for a specific period (90 money order payable to Central Bank and laherty strated by having a huge, days or more). Central offers reqular Pass 5% Income Certificates are offered with Trust Co. along with order form below. convention of the Catholic 90-day, 180-day, 270-day, or one-year ma Porter record breaking, pre-issue Hospital Association were book Savings Accounts at a 4% rate re Certificates will l>e forwarded to you by Zecha sale of this commemorative quiring no minimum deposit and funds turity from date of deposit. Your Certifi registered mail. (For ab.solute safety, how told. can be added to or withdrawn at anv time. cate. at maturity, will be renewed auto ever, a copy is also retained at our Bank.) lorriss, stamp, and by the number Dr. Francis J. Braceland, of first day cancellations In Colorado, the Central Bank and Trust matically for a like period of time and at At no cost to you we can handle details of allett, a psychiatrist and senior the same 5% rate unless you present it for To France requested from the Post Company is fourth in size . . . first in pro transferring your funds from any bank n, and consultant to the Institute gressive banking services. redemption at maturity or unless the Bank ing institution. Sister Mariana Har Office department. of Living, Hartford, Conn., gives you notice of its election not to re kins, associate professor was the speaker. Safety. new. Certificates may be redeemed prior bnowyour banker Lynch of the French depart to maturity, without interest, in cases of lurphy Gov. Love To Give He criticized Catholic The insurance of the Federal Deposit In emergency where it is necessary to pre ment at Loretto Heights hospitals for deficiencies in Boggs Fund Drive Report surance Corporation applies to Central vent a great hardship on the depositor. college, Denver, will planning, coordination, co Income Certificates in the same manner study in Paris this sum Gov. John A. Love will operation, and concern for as it does to C^entral checking and savings mer on a grant from the address a special report the sick. accounts. The funds of each depositor are May Be Used as French government. She luncheon of the Denver Art Asking if it would not be insured up to .$10,000 by the F .D .I.C . will spend six weeks, Museum Development better to pool faculties They are further protected by sound, ex Collateral. June 22-Aug. 1.5, at the Fund to be held June 24. from several institutions perienced bank management and large Certificates may be used as collateral for reserves. Resources of the Central Bank .620 Catholic Institute in 12 noon, in the Brown and have one outstanding borrowing money. Tiicy are non-negoti- Paris. and Trust Company now exceed $180,- able, but fully assignable. Palace hotel, Denver. hospital, Braceland said, 000,000. "1 would even venture to hope that each of the larg Guaranteed Return. Joint Ownership. Pre-Cana Meeting er religious orders would The rate is not an anticii?ated divi Certificates may l)e in the name of any so staff one or two of their dend. It is a fixed, bank-guaranteed inter one or any combination of i>eople w'ho larger hospitals in different est return from the date of deposit (any qualify under F.D.I.C. regulations as sav Good ptopU m tkt a good bank. Jtanne Copiland. in our New Accounts areas and make them out day of the month) to the date of maturity ings depositors. The F.D.I.C. insures the Oepartmrni, is one of 360 good Ccntial ptople with a sm ctii desire to Theme Selected standing, even if it were . . . no waiting period. funds of each depositor up to $10,000. help you. If you have any Questions, call Jeanfle--82S-3I8I. . necessary to cross the "Christ in Modern Mar tinue the discussion, em- boundary lines of prov riage” will be the theme of phasing the need of prayer inces. NEW ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT. CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CO. the Pre-Cana conference in daily life. "Excellence should be the lial Central Perk 15th and Arapahoe St*. for engaged couples, which Dr. Louis Hall will join watchword — excellence in Denver. Colorado 60217 ion opens on Sunday, June 26, Dr. R obert Beck in the every aspect of hospital Enclosed is check or money order for $------Please open □ individual nns under the direction of the dialogue with the couples care, no matter what rear Q joint Central 5% Insured Income Certificate account for me/us to mature in the Rev. Richard Ling, assist concerning the role of sex ranging, major personnel ant pastor of All Souls’ in marriage. At this meet .surgery, or hurt feelings it 3 months Q 6 months D 9 months ' 1 year. Q Please send more information. parish, Englewoo
By Chris Hernon who had been educated by baptized Catholic and cate Motorcycle Sisters of the A 47-year-old Swiss film the missioners, and his chumens are located in 20 Holy Cross do the rounds star saved all his salary nurse (played by Tcheng different places, and have as a mobile clinic, treating and built a church on a Pei Pei». The doctor came 12 churches. all who are sick. mission island off Formosa. to the island to find out On Orchid, it takes only Irish medical mission Bethlehem Father Alfred what had become of his fa eight hours to get around nuns have a community Giger, S.M.B., visiting his ther, and found a clue in a the whole island, so Father there, and lik: all the order’s house in Denver, precious stone that had Giger prefers to walk. The missioners are held in said he didn’t regret a mo been given to the mission biggest of the six villages highest esteem. ment of his brief hours un priest (Father Giger). has some 100 families. The H oly Cross nuns der the klieg lights. There are now three ce have a small hospital and The mission priest was THE STORY tells of the ment-built churches erected \ hope to build a tuberculo on his way to visit his m edico’s journey to the by the aboriginals, and sis hospital as well. home village in Switzer mountainous region "full of three built in the native The mission runs an in land, via America, Eng aboriginal spirits” where fashion. Some 250 baptized dustrial school to train the land, France and the Alps. the headmen resented his Catholics and 810 catechu boys in use of modern H is film career began inquiries. But when the mens help to spread the machinery and methods. It when Pan L#ei, film dir doctor healed the injured faith there. also has hostels for them ector for Shan Brothers son of the political head of As in Ireland, and other on the mainland. of Hong Kong, asked the area, the people, who older nations in the world, Catholic workers in him to play a mission had been building a pagan the subdivision of land into Switzerland have made priest in a movie called temple for ancestor wor sm aller packets by suc this part of the mission The Song of Orchid Is ship, altered the structure ceedin g generations has program possible, the mis- land. to a Catholic church, and made it difficult for all to sioner said. Father Leimer, Father Giger was a began to ask instruction in live in adequate comfort. S.M.B., began, and is still "natural” for this Chinese the faith. expanding, this phase of film. He speaks both Can WITH government help, the work. The Bethleheni tonese, and the official A side-complication in the missionary shares the Father Giger Brothers perform all kinds At Prague Nursery the film was disposed of Mrs. George Young, right, retiring first vice president of the Infant of language. Mandarin, as cost, half-and-half, of of tasks, and laymen teach when the doctor’s Prague Nursery, an agency of the child welfare services of the Catholic well as Japanese, and the training young boys and priest’s residence and go in the industrial school, fiancee’s resentment Charities, Denver, helps Mrs. Ralph Dines, recently elected first vice dialects of the aboriginal girls for jobs in new in out to work in the factories while laywomen help the against the nurse, led to president, put one of the nursery’s much-loved children to bed. Formosans. dustry, such as the pi while learning their new Sisters in their many the return of the medico neapple canning plant skills. activities. FROM THE southern to the island, to devote erected with the aid of the Father Giger was born "By using the United part of Taiwan, where the his life to entomology, United States government. in 1919 at Bad-Ragaz, St. States dollars paid to me Bethlehem priests have and the care of the sick, Every year, at intervals, Galen, Switzerland. He was by the film company, I Dr. Berthrong Named their headquarters, it is a with the nurse as his the Bethlehem Fathers re ordained in 1945, and went bought all the materials 50-mile run to Orchid Is wife and helpmate. ceive NCWC-CRS gifts of to Peking in 1946. He was to build the church,” Fa land in the main ocean, On Orchid island, the clothing and foodstuffs, as there when the Commu ther Giger recalls. *’I ’ To Stanford U. Post via Green Island. people use the same Jami well as the medical sup nists took over, and came built it with my own YS Colorado Springs — Dr. for the academic year be he will return to Penrose It is a familiar trip to dialect as on Bataan, P.I. plies, sent periodically out via the expulsion workers.” Morgan Berthrong, director ginning in September. hospital. Father Giger, who ferries Father Giger -oiced the through the Bethlehem route, across the interna The 34 Bethlehem Fa of laboratories at Penrose During his leave of ab his students, and some missioners’ gratitude for guild of laypeople in Den tional bridge to Hong Kong thers on Taiwan take care hospital, has been appoint sence, Dr. John Rice of the HE HAS been a member in 1952. of the welfare of 25,000 ed professor and acting pathology staff will be act times their visiting par the boost, and extra free ver, Colo., who make this of the Penrose staff since ents, to the mainland and dom, given by Vatican II form of assistance a special In 1953 he went to To Catholics and the many head of the department of ing director of laboratories 1954. At Stanford, he will kyo to study Japanese, for pathology at the Stanford at Penrose Hospital. Capt. back, for their "middle to the missions, by allow project. catechumens. University School of Medi James Benzmiller, Ft. head a department having schooling.” ing them to use the mul After their six years use on Formosa, which had With its canning factory, cine in Palo Alto. Calif., Carson hospital pathologist, four associate and four as The stress on education titude of vernacular elementary schooling, the been for many generations, the increasing supply of ' SSL who will be discharged sistant professors in a made the film’s story pecu tongues in the Sacred Lit more promising youngsters 1895-1945, a Japanese tractors and motorcycles, tetei Art Museum Fund from the Army in July, 450-bed hospital operated liarly apt for the mission urgy. go on to middle schooling possession. the whole country is de will be added to the Pen jointly by Stanford univer area. He uses a motorcycle to and trade-schools; like the He came to Formosa in veloping, through the help Half-Way to Total rose department for the sity and the city of Palo In synopsis, it tells of a get around his Taitung doctor in the film, they are 1954, and began his work of the American govern 10-month period. Alto. He will be in charge doctor (Tchang Tchung) parish, where the 2,000 accommodated in the at Taitung City. ment, and the American Dr. Berthrong will be of the pathology depart Father Peter Wildhaber, people, Father Giger said. The Denver Art Mu come acting head of the seums drive for $3.8 mil ment residency staff and S.M.B. a former classmate He is due back on Orch- Stanford department Sept. will also devote consider lion has reached 53 per 1 and will serve through in the seminary, is an as id Island next month, cent of its goal, with only June 30, 1967, after which able time teaching two Nuns Ready Ham Network sistant priest at the Beth flying via Hong Kong and 14 per cent of its pledge medical school classes, each lehem house in Denver. Tokyo. What he most looks with 64 students. Father Giger says that forward to is the aboriginal cards returned. Cincinnati — The Sisters She considers the ama Her mobile station has without United States gov church he built with his Thomas B. Knowles, co- of Mercy of the Cincinnati teur radio operation of part moved from Dayton to ernment help and that of "star” money. chairman of the drive, province are about to put and parcel of the renewal Thirty-Three Cincinnati, Cleveland. the independent agencies, There, the liturgical mu ■ i announced that $2,006,- their nuns’ network on the within the Church, provid Coldw ater, Urbana. and the development of Formo sic is adapted from the 803.58 has been raised air. ing another tool for the Springfield, as her assign sa and its offshore missions people’s own ancient melo toward the goal of $3.8 Four m em bers of the apostolate. Given CCD ments dictated. She re would have had less suc dies, in accordance with million. order based in Jamaica are Sister Mary Concordia turned to her native Cin cess. the Ecumenical Council's Knowles said that the being trained this summer took up "ham” broadcast cin n a ti from St. Mary’s It is a place of peace and decree on the Liturgy. total has come from 468 by Sister Mary Concordia, ing in 1959, while she was parish, Springfield, and is study, and work, the priest donors and that there are Certificates a licensed "ham” radio op located in Queen of Mar attending summer classes said, with no unrest, Com "2,828 cards still out”. erator, in a program that tyrs parish, Dayton, with at Xavier university in ad munist or otherwise. Grand Opening Lev The Rt. Rev, Monsignor will link the island with the encouragement of dition to teaching Morse Gregory Smith, archdio provincial headquarters Mother Mary Bernardine code to the Sisters from D & D Cleaners ‘ x © — @ 7 " cesan director of the Con here. Purcell, councilor general. THERE ARE tractors in Jamaica. the field, ample clothing Next To Millers 33-0757 fraternity of Christian Sister Mary Concordia She took her first license Sister Mary Concordia is n i l So. Washington WEDDINGS Doctrine, recently pre said the radio hookup will in 1961, and now holds li for the poor, bulgur grain, one of eight nuns licensed dried meats, and beans, sented CCD certificates to be put into operation after censes for two stations — r CANDIDS 33 Sisters and postulants as "ham s” in the United with schools and institu In either Color or Black the students return to Ja mobile station WA9FLH. and White become trea at Mt. St. Francis, Colora States — a number exclu Dr. Berthrong maica and obtain their li and WA8KEK, licensed for tions to care for the chil sured heirlooms when tak do Springs. The recipients sive enough to startle fel dren. en by censes there. the provincialiate. had completed an intensive low amateurs when they HUNT CLEANERS two-week workshop in ca- find themselves in contact BAKERIES , RORK techetics conducted by Sis with a Sister. TPRADiilONALLY PHOTOGRAPHERS THE FINEST IN I Home of Fine Pastries ter M. Angela de Smidt. PHOTOGRAPHY Dick Bettinger Servicing St. J.imes • St Theresr '. Knights Council 506 Although .she regards her Sister Angela, who is a 6fi So. BroadNtay 10S3 So. Goylord Ph 733 6076 and Christ the King P jrishes broadcasting primarily as a 1C19 So. Coloru(V) Blvd. t HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING member of the Eucharistic i hobby, she has found it of DeCEfiCE S ta & 1550 Cniurudo BlvU. Missionaries of St. Dominic Elects New Officers «U I. C«tlax Ph. M4 «m 2410 Er.st 3rd Ave. with its motherhouse in considerable practical value as a teacher of teen-age Louisiana, has served in At a recent meeting of Davis, grand knight; Leroy 4995 Quitman boys. the capacity o f CCD su the Knights of Columbus, R. Cleary, deputy grand pervisor in the dioceses of St. Joachim council 506, knight; Gerald Briscoe, She finds many of her CARPETS-DRAPERIES P h o n e Lafayette, La.; Tucson, new officers for the year chancellor; Ernest J. Godi students are fascinated by Ariz.; and Baton Rouge, were elected. na. warden; William Ger the electronics field, and WALLPAPERS ONT OP TMC La. In August, 1966, she They are: Robert A. ber. recorder; Lee Diton, she thus is better able to 477-0814 "reach them on common will become a member of advocate; Elmer Ganbella, AREA the diocesan office of the treasurer; Theodore R. ground.” FLOOR TILE Area Courts Sister Mary Concordia’s RUGS CARPETS CCD in the Archdiocese of Scoles, inside guard; John Chicago. H errena, outside guard; interest in radio is only JUR Set Traffic James T. O’Connor, one of many special field.*! in which she is adept. She ) u r o f THOSE receiving certif three-year trustee: Robert One of lh« iarsest showrooms in the west. Hundreds of rolls of fme carpets. Y e a r icates were Diana Brin, Conference Davis, L. R. Cleary and J. is an avid stamp collector Also visit our ^CONTRACT ROOM" and see one ol the regions largest selec WEISS BAKERY tions of commercial carpels and furniture at the lowest prices. lepar* Rena Gallegos, Cecelia Approximately 30 million J. O’Connor, delegates to and an accomplished pho tographer. "SERVING THE DENVER AREA SINCE 1950” fro m OLD-FASHIONED SALT Gold, Loyola Herrera, Irene traffic tickets were written the Metro chapter of Den Lovato, Mary Provost, in 1965, 10 m illion of ver; and Hugh Jacobs, Her educational occupa ■and RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY Marleen Semanko, Jean which were for moving ha Cory McDermott and El tion this summer, however, • UE5 • ALEXANDER SMITH • MAGEE • FIRTH • ALDON is of a more classical bent. • DOWNS • BERVEN CUSTOM • GULISTAN very- nette Weber, Susan Wid- zardous violations. This is mer Garbella, alternate • EVAHS-BLACK • PAINTER • ROXBURY • AND MANY OTHERS Four Stores to Serve You delegates to Metro chapter. She is studing Greek his luck, halm, Laura Zach; compared to 12 million to tesDemAL -A conMnctAt -k isn»*Am ★ txpm jhjtauations 4024 Tennyson ...... U I.. 5-1937 Sisters Ann Finder, tal traffic tickets written tory at Xavier. ‘'See 5850 W. 38lh Ave...... HA. 4-13C0 A drive for new members AJtlA lOO SrCCIALim L a k c s ifle C e n te r ...... U h . 3 1703 Charles Buchholz, Jerome in 1950. will soon get under way 1480 C arr St...... 7 Koch, Kathleen Ross, Mat The continuing serious directed by Jim O’Connor. ness of the traffic accidents thew Wright. Michael Ann All members are urged to Call. . and congestion problem Sanchez, Michelle Micek, attend the meetings on the Rita Marie Wheeler, Rob points up the need for im EL second and fourth Wednes PETITE i/ou. -h-eecC # 6 e t t e ^ erta Foley, Roseria Slusar- proved court handling of 7493 days of each month at the FLOWERS ski, Thomas Ann Deats, traffic violators. The Traf c.tt tempxjrary quarters in the 255-4101 388-9241 Richardis Durant, Goudiosa fic Court Conference has 470 SO, COLORADO BLVD. old American Legion 1t09 HUMBOLDT ST. Engel, Otholia Filla, Mar this as its principal objec O A R D I ^ I M Q building at 5400 Wad garet Mary Preister, Anc- tive. The Rocky Mountain illa Sandoval, Liliosa Se- regional traffic court con sworth boulevard. berger, Angela Thomas, ference will be held July 'Sons of Pioneers' Epiphana Torezon, Lam- 18-22. PLANT bertilla Torezon, Diomede Attendance is open to all To Sing at Pueblo Wojcinski. judges who try traffic cases, to prosecutors as Pueblo — The sons ol m ALL SUMMER signed to such cases, to the Pioneers, whose songs CONTAINER GROWN: Junipers and pines, News Deadline! court attaches, and to per of the Old West have sold millions of records, will shade and ornamental trees, flowering shrubs, The deadline for news sons about to assume such stories and pictures to positions, add their musical talents roses in bloom, perennials in bloom, rock garden to the championship rodeo p la n ts . appear in the "Register” 3 e is Monday at 9 a.m. Liberty, Laughter at the Colorado State Fair and Industrial Exposition ad. Seminar Slated in Pueblo Aug. 22-27. Snice 1878 The group will present a VISIT OUR NEW San Francisco — "Liber program of Western, and FLORIST SHOP ty and Laughter: A Sym modern, hit tunes during posium in the World of each of the five nightly Cervantes, Rabelais, and rodeo performances, Tues Jonson” will be held Aug. day, Aug. 23, through LUGGAGE 4-6 at the University of Saturday, Aug. 27. "StH'cializini' in ('fiaracicr Pities" San Francisco for 100 par hone ticipants. AMERICAN The seminar will include EVELYN S DRAPERIES BONSAI NURSERY TOURISTER fine foods, music, and wine Highest QuolKy Work 3 7 5 0 So. F e d e r a l 7 8 9 -2 3 9 4 LUGGAGE at the end of each days and Materials Open 'til 7:30 Friday and Saturday discussions. Leading ex 1501 South Pearl St. 1544 B r o a d w a y perts on the three literary Tel 744 0439 giants will lecture. 4940 EAST EVANS AVENUE a DENVER 22,*eOLORADO 7 S e -8 3 9 1
IS ' P age 8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER June 23, 1966 'The Blue Mux' Film ' >4 Tri Gets Class B Rating Ha: said the two love-making New York. — "Gro.ssly ; explicit scenes of love-mak scenes "have no place in a Min motion picture" and that MGM Records, participa of the American Armed ing” plus a national ad (RN Sl ting in the observance Forces: children in all cor vertising campaign geared the film is being widely m inis! marking Cardinal Francis ners of the world; his close Former Film Star to appeal to youth contri advertised "with clear im opinioi Spellman’s 50 years as a association with Pope John buted a Class B (morally plication that it is suitable with tl priest, has issued a record XXIIII and Pope Paul VI; objectional in part for all) for general audiences.” basebal album depicting highlights and his many meetings rating for the movie. The "The graphic depiction of “ Th. in the Cardinal’s career as with statesmen of the Keeps Busy on TV Blue Max. the sexual encounters is drawn world in and out o f the "If the producer and dis dramatically unjustifiable a Church and world figure. for the adult viewer and the Re The 12 inch, 33*At r.p.m. United Nations. For the most part, Judge Shidler lectured in tributor of the film should can be seriously harmful to man, album is the result of co watching commercials on law at various Pakistani maintain that they are young audiences. The ex Avenuf operation between the Ar television can be anything universities. Recently,' n TV Drama presenting a film for ma tensive advertising cam here. chdiocese of New York but a joy, but an exception President Johnson ap ture audiences, social paign, which centers on a Last represented by Monsignor to the rule would be Rose Ronald Reagan stars responsibility would dem machine-gunning airplane won th Radio pointed Miss DeCamp to as Capt David Farragut Thomas M cGovern, and mary DeCamp’s commer and that they advertise it pilot, is not only appearing pennai the board of governors of in **The Battle o f San MGM Records’ president. cials for the U.S. Borax as such,’’ the National in the national press but is havijig USO International. Francisco Bay,” a color Mort Nasatir. A portion of Programs company on "Death Valley In between her busy ac Catholic Office for Motion also scheduled for publica year di the proc'oeds for the album episode on Death Valley tions such as Boy’s Life Days,” seen Mondays on tivities, she found time to D ays Monday, June 27, Pictures said. team, tl are being donated to the RKUGION IN THE NEWS KLZ-TV, Channel 7, Den "In the absence of any and Sunday newspaper “ I tl author a successful chil 6:30 p.m., on KLZ-TV, comic sections, which have Archbishopric of New K1..Z (Denver) — Sundays, ver. dren’s book. Here Duke!, a such notification of au wrong York. 7:15 a.m. Channel 7, Denver, a special appeal to young chronicle of her experiences dience acceptability, the people.” that th( The album features a CATHOLIC HOUR Miss DeCamp, of course, current advertising cam blessing narration by TV. stage, with an Irish setter. KOA (Denver) - Sundays, is first and foremost an 'House of Lord' paign only compounds the man w: and recording star Merv 12:30 p .m . actress. Why should sHe be Griffin, who recently was SHE WAS born in irresponsible treatment oiis nev ASK AND LEARN delivering commercials? named **Catholic Actor Of Prescott, Ariz., the daugh On TV June 26 noted in the above objec SUNDAY BUFFET know s KOA (Denver) - Sundays, The TV screen today is . Somebof The Year” by the Catholic 10:20 p.m. with Monsignor ter of a mining engineer. tion to the film.” ADULTS CHILDREN filled with many screen For awhile she and her "The Assumption of a The NCOMP special for the Actors’ Guild. John Cavanagh. Natural Law” will be the $1.50 $1.25 The Griffin narration actors giving pitches for Rosemary DeCamp family lived in Denver and announcement on the 20th Complete Buffet From game ai SACRED HEART PROGRAM topic to be discussed on the provides the continuity for KFSC (Denver) — Monday products. It is, from re on her recent visit to the Century-Fox film about Start to Finish had no Starter Main Course a dramatic and interesting through Friday. 9 a.m. ports, a lucrative job, and girl at the time, she por Rocky Mountain area she '"H ouse of the Lord” tele World War I fighter pilots Mr: . vision program Sunday, Dessert Beverage group of audio highlights KVOR (Colo. Springs) — many actors who have not trayed a matronly woman. and Scott Dial of KLZ-TV Cal Gr June 26, 8:30 a.m., on News Deadline! 12:00 noon to 4:00 P.M. in Cardinal Spellman’s 50 KBOL (Boulder) - been able to find work in “From then on,” Miss drove-around, north Denver "W e Cater Any Type of preside! Mon.-Sat., 6:15 a.m. the movie industry have DeCamp said, ** I was type- and found the home in K L Z -T V Channel 7, Den The deadline for news of the years of service to God and stories and pictures to Party” man. KOLR (Sterling) - Satur taken this route. cast for movies.’’ In which the family lived. She ver. Representing the squad tl days, 8:45 a.m. appear in the "Register” Thf album contains Y ankee D ood le D andy, graduated from high Catholic faith on the panel p ossib KRAI (Craig) Sundays, BUT Miss DeCamp, who the biography of George M. school in Phoenix and ob- will be the Rev. Francis J. is Monday at 9 a.m.______Christif recorded segments from 11:30 a.m. speeches, sermons, official has appeared in-dozen of Cohan, she played James tained her bachelor and Malecek, S.J., Regis col apolis’ o pronouncements and des THE CHURCH TODAY motion pictures during the Cagney’s mother, although master of arts degrees at lege. Moderator will be the KBRR (Leadville) - Sun- criptions of historic events past 20 or so years, is she was much younger Mills college, Oakland, Rev. Clement T. DeWall, davs, 11:15 a.m. MOTOR INN in which the Cardinal par proud of her association than Cagney. Similar roles Calif. She played in many assistant pastor of St. Pat KFML (Denver) — Sundays, rick’s church, Denver. 1420 l.ogan St. 623-4211 ticipated. It also includes 9:30 a.m. with U.S. Borax. Her job followed in Hold Back the campus dramas and taught “ Plenty of Free Parking” excerpts from the Ameri GEORGETOWN U. FORUM — "Death Valley Days” Dawn, Jungle Book, a year before leaving Other panelists include can Broadcasting Company KTLN (Denver) - Sundays. affords her an opportunity R hapsody in Blue, This ^he campus for the life of a Dr. Lowell B. Swan of the TV News Special, "Cardi 11:10 p.m. to keep busy and, at the Is the Army, and others. traveling player in a road Iliff school of theology and nal Spellman The Man” AVE MARIA HOUR same time, remain a In the public’s mind Miss com pany of T he D run- Rabbi Daniel Goldberger of seen last month. KYSN (Colo. Springs) — housewife. DeCamp might seem to be kard , a successful rivival Beth Joseph Congregation. THE ALBUM is a de Sundays 10:10 a.m. Sundays, In private life, the ver- the pretty, sweet, and of a hiss-the-villain melo- BOB'S PIZZERIA luxe four-color package 9 a.m. satile actress is the wife of g e n t le eld erly wom an, drama. This led her into *'IIome o f the L ittle Immif^rettit Sandwich^' with portraits of the Car KFKA (Greeley) — Sundays, Superior Judge John Shil- However, today, the De- Sacred Heart “In The Sheridan 6 p.m. . . . . radio and movies. dinal alone and with Pope dler and keeps a busy Camp image is as it should Shopping Center^ When watching Miss P r o g ra m HI Paul VI. It also contains a FAMILY THEATER house for husband and four be — buoyant, young look DeCamp, who has a dis four-page illustrated book KOSI (Denver) - Sundays daughters in Redondo ing, and still pretty. 9:05 p.m. tinctive voice, give the “ D on ’t Be a P s y ch o 1232 let which recounts the high Beach, Calif. commercial on “Death logical Island” will be points of the Cardinal’s ca- CHRISTOPHERS Her talents are visible So. Sheridan reer. KFSC (Denver) - Sundays ABOUT one major mo- Valley Days” one can catch the subject of an address at 8:45 a.m. every n6w and then in a tion picture produced on a a radiance — a happiness b y the Rev. William B. Dramatically presented ^ Death Valley Days” epi- large scale in the 1940s found in a person who is in the album and illust LA HORA GAUDALPANA F a h e r ty , S. J., on the (Rosary in Spanish) — sode and she makes fre- and w hich is seen fre doing exactly what she Sacred Heart Program, rated in the booklet are quent guest appearances in quently on television today, likes to do. — (C. J. Ze- representative samplings of KFSC (Denver) — Sunday Sunday, June 26, 7:30 pALIAN FOOD AT ITS BEST’ through Saturday, 4 p.m. other TV programs, such Miss De Camp gave a cha) a.m., on KBTV, Channel the Cardinal’s work among as “ D r. K ild a r e ” and shrug of the shoulders and ^ the world’s needy; the men 9, Denve»*. 936-0911 936-1131 Drop these stations a card "Burke’s Law.” said; It was a frightening Fam ily Theater 934-9857 and tell them you appre "Let’s face it,” she said experience for me. Every- First ciate the programs. Stephen McNally will in Denver recently, "the thing was wrong about the star in "The Strangers,” a Nev m ovie studio production film, including the director HEAR drama, featured on Father New I Colorado Symphony as many of us knew it is and cast. How it ever Patrick Peyton’s Family ANNOUNCING.... ] ■ Cot gone. If studios are not made money is a mystery Opens in Evergreen Theater Sunday, June 26, New Jl ASK tinif LEARN concentrating on televi- to me. In my opinion it 9 p.m. on KOSI Radio, sion production they are was a disaster ail the way DENVER'S NEWEST I C The Colorado Philhar Denver. On kOA kadio monic orchestra, formerly involved in filming super around and soured me on T\ • Twi known as the "Blue Jeans sp e cta cle s. P rod u ction some of the big studio-type Oju n 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily . Qui 10:20 Every Siiiiday cvcmI«r. Orchestra” opened its sum- on the lots in H ollywood productions at the time.” 16-oz. T-Bimc« Restavrant • Adn (Rir.slimis on religion sub-, mer season at Evergreen has been cut down and But some of her most I'.S.D.A. Choice* . .. • r2.25 » Pari niincd by (lie radio aiidl- A complete menu of fresh seafoods „ on June 19. W alter so have jobs.” happy experiences as an U.S. Choice Sirloin . . . i.4r> \ • Min rare answered on (lie arch* U.S. ('hoicc Filet .Mig. 1.55 from the briney deep, mcluding |j Air-coni diucr.san brnadvast. Charles is the director-con actress arc connected with Cen(<*r Cut ChopH . . . I.IO King Crab, Oysters on the Half Sliell I A BookleC on C a llin llc ductor of the 63-piece sym She says she has no de- the "Death Valley Days” '•2 Sp. C^hicken...... 1.10 Phone 377-4867 and Steamed Clams! Clitirch available free of phony. Players range in sire to return to the program. She is high on Hamburger Steak .... I.OO cost (o all iiiniiirlcs. age from 18 to 25, and strenuous work of doing a her association with two All Children Portions .75 Luncheon Dally Ml have been selected from 6 Large S h rim p...... 1.20 from 11:30 - 5:30 WRITE TO movie. Her family is her recent programs of the se- Halibut Steak...... l.(H) 1,800 applicants from 16 g^ig concern. Although her ries. One was "Mrs. Rom - . Sestg • •• t ■ • ■ 5 S< Seafood-A-Rama Buffet ni' KEN Ask and i.earn. Stndon -■ >".f of It, K’J--- - • •• Frl. & Sat. Nlte from V^D E N ' KOA. Denver 8U2U3. schools of music from daughters are growing up ney and the Outlaws,” &e»n or Bvlle'. Culurudo 6:30 to 10 p.m. 158 Fillmore s i |i Wt Stot 0«lr IM TOP OUllin throughout the country. jjj high school and about a courageous Duran- Closed Sundays co lle g e , she is now in- go, Colo., woman written MtAIS OS CMxi •( Pom COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE Off 1 st Ave. in Cherry Creek volved in her home and in by the Denver Post’s Del 3rd it Federal 934-9721 civic and community proj- Carnes; the other is "Ca- ects. nary Harris Vs. the Al Her career as an actress mighty,” about a devoutly in radio and in movies has religious widow who files m earned her well-deserved an unusual suit. She stars recognition. She became a in both of these programs, UNINHIBITED! radio actress in the late which will be repeated on 1044 S 1930s and for many years KLZ-TV this summer. was heard with the late Miss DeCamp and her Jean Hersholt in the "Dr. husband spent four months Christian” series. in Pakistan two years ago Through her friend, as instructors in a State Martha Scott, she made Department cultural ex her movie debut in a film, change program. She lec Cheers for Miss Bishop tured in drama, pantom in 1941. Although a young ime, and poetry, while
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This freedom of expression then, is the essential catalyst w h ich provides fun- Gel Tickets: excitement-public service . . . the distin DOWNTOWN DENVER DRY GOODS COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA 630 THE AMERICAN LEGION guishing and colorful facets of KHOW iO t* 1370 Broadway programming. S T A T t Trouble With Twins: Somebody J u n e 23, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 ♦♦♦ Sport’s Harmony With Church’s Has ‘Withdrawn His Blessing’ Minneapolis, Minn. — '*LAST YEAR/» Mr. upon to play. Qo/^/fTomns Objectives Is Stressed By Pope (R N S) — A M eth odist Hincrman recalled, "Jerry minister has offered an led a daily Bible study THIS YEAR, he noted, Vatican City — (RNS) — pline. It demands a spirit peace are fostered. opinion on what’s wrong group and prayer meeting "the prayer meetings have LONG TIME followers minent. As such, the There is "a basic harmony* of sacrifice, self-control, "UNDER THE aegis of with the Minnesota Twins every day while the team stopped. . .no more daily o f D e n v e r P a r o c h ia l 1966-67 school year may between sport and the courage and tenacity. the Games, citizens of var baseball team this year. was on the road. They met Bible studies on road trips. League athletics may be be the last for such long Church, because sport can "WHO CAN exalt a ious coun tries learn to ’’The Lord has with in a hotel room every .. .and I think I know forgiven for casting a sen- time DPL members as Re be considered from the natural good that contri know each other, to admire drawn His blessing,” says morning and studied the what’s wrong with the timental look backwards gis and Mullen, both of point of view of social and butes to the strengthening each other, to exchange the Rev. C. Philip Hiner- Word, and prayed together. Twins this year. The Lord this fall when the first ball which are hopeful of join moral as well as physical and perfecting of the hu hospitality and interna man, minister of Park A number of fellows on the has withdrawn his bless is kicked inaugurating the ing a public school league. education, Pope Paul VI man person more than tional courtesy. They learn Avenue Methodist church team came to the morning ing. They don’t deserve it.” football season. declared here. Christian revelation? The SOMEHOW, the DPL to engage in the struggle here. meeting, and did it reli- When the Twins released It will be the 39th sea The occasion was an au experience of your magnif in the sports arenas in Last year, the Twins giously. The whole team Jerry Kindall he had a li- son of football in the DPL, won’t seem quite the same dience recently in the Con icent Olympic Games dem without them. Both schools stead of the fratricidal won the American League was influenced by this fetime batting mark under organized back in 1928. sistory Hall of the Vatican onstrates that sport has struggles of war. War, the ennant but have been Christian spirit and .200; ordinarily a second Since its inception the have certainly given the . Palace to members of the the highest use in social Parok circuit some much principal enemy of the hu Kaving their troubles this atmosphere — and Some- baseman, no matter how league has survived lean International Olympic education — it follows your man race, is the enemy year despite an improved bod y kept h elp in g the brilliant a fielder, is in years and fat years, Nov- needed prestige over the Committee who were in principles and those of all past few years with the par excellence of your team, the minister noted. Twins win. . . trouble when he dips below ember blizzards and sunny Rome for their 64th ses true sportsmen. All of you noble and peaceful compe wspaper .240. Sundays. But through it decline in prowess of some sion. lich have ’T think that what is ’’The one thing that honor fraternity, mutual tition. wrong with the Twins is Calvin (Griffith) could do, all, the Parochial L/cague of the other DPL members. The group was headed "respect and understanding to young There have been those "Who would dare to that the Ix>rd no longer is the one Calvin ought to do, BERNIE ALLEN is one retained the homespun to- by Avery Brundage, tho and the team spirit.” classify these Games as who have advocated the blessing them,” Mr. Miner- Calvin won’t do. His pride of four present and former getherness which has been American president of the Sp>eaking also of sport as frivolous when they are man wrote to a Minneap- is involved, you see. He Twins cited by Mel Larson, its trademark through, the withdrawal of both Regis committee, who delivered a a means of international swift forerunners in many olis newspaper. "Everybody was so smart that he fired editor of the Evangelical years. and Mullen from the formal address thanking education, the Pope added: instances when political k now s th a t la s t y e a r a 31-year-old second base- B e a co n , fo r in s p ir in g Indeed, yes, there have league. But we doubt if the the pontiff for receiving "In sport, your organiza leaders are having enor .Somebody was looking out man with a lifetime bat- sportsm inded Christians been angry words. . .and dissidents were ever com them. He stressed that the tion stresses the impor mous difficulties. For an for the Twins. They won ting average of .190. Oh, around the w orld. The disagreements. . .and con- pletely serious in their attitude of the Olympic tance of universality. Man impartial observer, you are game after game that they what a smart decision that evangelical editor last Fall troversy. There have been outcrys. Games was "animated by everywhere is the same. a great institution, univer had no right to win.” one was! He played it by also lauded pitchers Jim those who called the DPL What will happen in a profound desire for uni True sport knows no fron sal, something to help iKjacc Mr: Hinerman blamed .the book — but not the Kaat, and A1 Worthington, bush league. And some of 1967 with the withdrawal versal love and fraternity, tiers nor discriminations, in the world . , .It is our Cal Griffith, the Twins’ right Book.” and Kindall, a member of the overzealous even called of the two athletic powers? considering all men equal based on the color of the •wish, that your organiza and attempting to elimi president, for "getting rid The minister suggested F irst C ovenant church, it big league. Now, some It’s difllcult to say, but it’s skin or political beliefs. tion become more wide of the one fellow on the the Twins lost the World Minneapolis, who per- are afraid it will become certain the DPL faces some nate from the human mind Each person is given his spread and even more any motive of violence or squad that made all of this Series last Fall because formed youth work during no league at all in the critical decisions. rightful value. This inter beneficial.’* oppression.” p o s s ib le -• that great Kindall was never called the off season. not-so-distant future. In the meantime, it ap nationalism of sport finds At the close of the au WITH THE recent swit- pears the league will re- POPE PAUL, in reply, its most complete expression dience, the Pope presented Christian' athlete, Minne said, "The Christian con apolis’ own Jerry Kindall.” Centennial Race Track cheroo pulled by the Colo .main status quo during the in the Olympic Games. Mr. Brundage and Guilio rado High School Activities 1966-67 term. Annuncia ception of the human body These are an outstanding Onesti, president of the permits the Church to ap Assn., private schools are tion, which pulled out of way in which human Italian committee of the Sets Open House Sunday plaud unconditionally all now eligible to compete on the DPL football competi brotherhood and world Olympic Games, commem tion last year, may even be that physical education orative medals of his iwn- Centennial Race Track Horse Assn., will discuss a league basis with public brings in health and sani will hold an "open house” the speed burners; Bob schools. ready to rejoin the fold tificate. tonight! this fall. ty.” Touring German preview of its 54-day sum- Brundage will show Appa- Private schools may not "You will permit me to mer thoroughbred racing, loosa horses; Elmer and apply for admittance to the But any way you cut it, 1966-67 figures to be a regard your presence here, Kicker to Play GREYHOUND season Sunday. Claude Lane will exhibit CHSAA until next spring gentlemen,” he said, "as an The stable area will be harness horses and George but three members of the nostalgic season in Paro chial League athletics. But invitation to a dialogue Here on Sunday RACING open for visitors starting^at Byram will then discuss DPL have made it known with the world of sport. . . 7 a.m . Sunday morning thoroughbreds. they intend to be first in it doesn’t figure to be any Custer’s Last Stand. We The Church considers the The Paderborn Soccer with the main program Topping off the program line. human body as a master Club, one of the top scheduled to begin at 1 will be a demonstration of This can mean only one have a feeling the Denver Parochial League will still piece of creation in the ranked amateur teams in p.m. the operation of the start- thing as far as the Denver material order, as a habi West Germany, will meet Racing Secretary Bill jng gate by Centennial Parochial League is con- be around for a long, long while. tation and an instrument the Denver Kickers innan - Milner has lined up three starter Jerry Harrington, cerned. Realignment is im- of the soul that is immor international soccer match exhibition races which will ONE OK THE most am tal. . . here June 26. highlight the afternoon bitious schedules in the "The dialogue between The game will be played NEW GRESHAM program. history of Notre Dame the Church and sport be at the Sheridan high counfer-fop The Westernaires will comes even more cordial school football field, 4107 basketball confronts Coach la v a to ry give a demonstration of W o tiOH f^ictured Johnny Dee’s squad next when sport is considered as S. Federal blvd. The kick Fun Is where the precision riding and the season as the Irish are a factor in search of moral off is set for 3 p.m. b y K ohler excitement is! Cloverleaf Riding Club will Classification by National Catholic slated to take on a host of education. Sport is a school The Kickers, six-time also present a riding dem Olllco for Motion Pl€tur9$ perennial cage powers from, of loyalty that rejects every Colorado soccor champs, Moderafely priced, the were outclassed last year First Race 8 P.M. onstration. coast to coast. idea of trickery as some enomeled iron Greshom h a During the course of the ,, of motion pictures by the Nationnl thing that is unsportsman when they hosted the New 8-Dog Races f. /-< i • 1 Catholic Ofnee of Motion Pictures for films currently playing in Dee, who returned re professional Hanover 96 beauty. It comes complete afternoon. Centennial mu- Denver first-run, neighborhood, and dri'^e-in theaters, as well as cently to spend the sum like. Sport invites us to with angle-mount fittings, New Air Conditioned tuel manager Paul George those appearing on television in the Denver, Colorado Sprin^H and raise our spirits. It is an entry from Germany. The mer months in the Mile specially designed. ■ Cocktaii Lounge will conduct tours of the sterling areas. Daily movies on TV arc checked for time, place pros outclassed the local High City, has never been antidote to softness and in New Judges Stand Atop mutuel department. TV ...t io n , of movie, on TV are checked aBain.t dolence. It demands disci- hooters, 9*3. Choose from six colorful . . . , . listings found in "T V Guide magazine. Classifications are: A-1, one to feather his nes.t A much closer and more G ra n d sta n d Various breeds oi horses* fatnily; A-2, adults and sidolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults pastels ^ each compatible with "pushovers.” exciting game is expected • Twin Quin Wagering will be exhibited and their only with reservations; B. morally objectionable in part for all; C, But Johnny apparently with a variety of decorating • Quinielas Every Race differences explained by Condemned. (Compiled by Carol Good) this time. The Paderborn has outdone himself in CYRA League team recently won their ideo*. • Admission 250 authorities in the field. Current Movies B; The Rounders, A-3; Those putting together the league championship in Quality T’linnbing Lou Tuck, president o f the And Now Miguel, A -l; Alpha- Magnificent Mon, A-1; Thundcr- Specializing i?i » Parking Free 1966-67 schedule. UCLA, West Germany’s top level . Minors Not Admitted nocKyRockv Mountainiviountain Onartorbjuarter Murders. A-2; Around ^ the bail, A-3; Under the Yum Yum Baseball and Healing Repairs Tree, A-4; W'ar ix>rd, A-3; When Kentucky, Duke, Illinois, amateur circuit. Air-conditioned cafeteria Hand for the Little Lady, A-2; the Boys Meet the Girls, A-.l; Michigan State, Indiana, Blindfold, A-2; Cast a Giant NORTHWEST friendly Men's Clothing Where the Spies Are, A-ii; Who’s Bradley, Houston, Ev CLASS A Shadow, A-3; Cat Ballou, A-2; Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, A-4; ansville, St. John’s, New T«*m — W L T by Hans SLATTERY Destination Inner Space, Un Young Racers, A-2. BOOTS M ILE HIGH listed; Dr. Zhivago, A-2; Duel at PrcM outlori Alley Cetc 3 0 0 Wittman Men's Tailoring York University and De- PreeenUidon BobcaU 2 0 0 Diablo, B; El Cid. A-1; Frozen On Television Climli*C HikKE. Fiel< istf Histitt MR. FRANZ OF LAKESIDE Paul head a 26-game slate All Salnta Lione 0 10 Fiitlill. Sitter t IriiKtE Skm & COMPANY KENNEL CLUB Alive, Unlisted; Guns of Navar- All SaioU Ttfera 0 1 0 Pisij III tin S|i't Pktkt K ing Soopers M u ll SATURDAY, JUNE 25 which will take the Irish one. A-1; Harper, A-3; Kartoum, Holy Family Ttgera 0 1 0 lirEiit Slleciiii IS CiliNdi Kluinbing and Healing VDENVER;„"„^-|g ^ Lakeside Shopping Center A-1; Lady L, B; Oklahoma, ~ The Seven Revenges, A-3; from New York to Hawaii PreaenUdoD Leopards Pr* • f ‘ ' S D;-. ' Contractors Madame X. A-3; Mondo Cane, Guns of the Timbcriand, A-1; in a span of eight days in C LASS A A A :■ to tte ItiJj Siaa iSiZl A-4; Nevada Smith, A-3; Patch Brimstone, A-1; Jack Slade, A-’2; Holy Family Tigers 3 0 0 181 v .u I i :j o ST. of Blue, A-3; Rare Breed, A-1; 1 Was a Teen-age Frankenstein, December. Notre Dame Pioiieers 2 0 0 Colorado Shoe Co. Call 355-1991 711 (i3Il jljjL i - ;.;a MAMMA ROSA’S PIZZERIA Ride Beyond Vengeance, A-3; B; Ransom, A-2; The Real Glu- This comes on the heels Notre Dame Yaakeea 2 0 0 JOHN J. CONNOR. Pretidenl Presentation Alley Cats 2 0 0 Ot'i; - ■ •-I'J W-. • ■ Shop on Main Street, A-3; Sing- ry, A-1; Column South. A-1; The of a sub-par campaign 0?e» 'v 6 , f:L ’• ' - • 5 Robert F=. Connor. Vice President HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS ing Nun, A-1; Son of a Gun- Big Sleep, B; China Gate, A-2; All Saints Cardinals 1 0 0 which saw Notre Dame Notre Dame Cards 1 0 0 fighter, A-1; Stagecoach, A-2; Satan Never Sleeps. A-3; The • PIZZA • RAVIOLI win only five games. Notre Dame Hustlers 1 1 0 Stop World I Want to Get Off, A m azing Colossal Stan, A-’i; Presentadoa Cats 1 1 0 A-3; That Man in Istanbul, A-3; Ugetsu, B; The Ring, A-2, Dark • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI Holy Family Tigers 2 0 0 GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. Thousand Clowns, A-3; Tiko Venture, A-2. BUT DENVER’S round- Nod^e Dam e Bears 0 1 0 and the Shark, A-1; Three on a SUNDAY. JUNE 26 i Notre Dame Chargers 0 I 0 "Accredited Purveyors to the Cntholic Clcrcy" Table and Carry-Out Service ball fans have learned not 0 2 0 Couch, Unlisted; Weekend at Destination 60,000, A«l; Short Notre Dame Mustangs J A . \ m m i, \ I . & .‘^A M IA H V S lTM ’ I.IEiS Dunkirk. A»3; Y ellow Rolls Grass. A-2; The Purple Gang. .to count Johnny out. The Preseotadon Tlgera 0 3 0 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 936-2336 l 0 2 0 1421 . IClh S in el — CII 4 8775 or C II 1-2598 Royce. A-4. ^-3; Carousel, A-2; We Dive at little guy put more bounce S Dominie Colta Neighborhood, Drive-In. Dawn, A-2; They Got Me Cov- M AJO R S DL.NVEU 2. Cm .OHADU Notre Dame Colts 2 0 0 Art of Love, A-2; Bell Boy, ered, A-2; Tennessee’s Partner, into the game than a doz en lads on pogo sticks S l Dominic F>Troop 2 0 0 ...... A-2; Billie, A-1; Born Free, A-1; B; The Sleeping City, A-2. Notre Dame Rebels 1 0 0 Boy Did I get the Wrong Num- MONDAY, JUNE 27 while coaching the Den- Presentadon Panthara 1 0 0 ber, A-3; Cat Ballou, A-2; Dar- Triumph of the Son of Her- ver-Chicago Truckers to Notre Dame Mlcka 1 I 0 APPLEWOOD STABLES ling, A-4; Do Not Disturb, A-3; cules, A-3; 100 Men and a Girl, Presentadon Lions 1 1 0 Greatest Story Ever Told, A-1; A-1; Three Brave Men, A-1; Tho the heights of success. Notre Dame Flgbdng Irish 0 3 0 Rental Horses Boarded and Trained Heroes of Telemark, A-2; Hold Sleeping City, A-2; The Phan- You can bet your last Notre Dame Shamrocks 0 2 0 Western Riding Lessons, and Haystack Rides On, A-1; How To Murder Your tom Horse, A-2; Five Guns West, dollar that Dee will have St. Dominic Bobcats 0 3 0 Wife, A-3; 1 Saw What You Did, A-3; Morgan the Pirate, B; Ca- SOUTHEAST 1000 West 32nd Ave. CR 9-1050 A-3; I’ll Take Sweden, B; Inside lypso Heat Wave, B; Toward tho Notre Dame’s basketball C LASS A program cooking on the Blessed Sacrament Falcotia iniuiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiinimniNitiiHiiiiitiiMiiiiiNmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiitiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiinMimiiiiiiinRiiiniiiiimiiiii Daisy Clover, A-3; Kissin Cous- Unknown, A-I; Gorgo, A-1. St. P hllom en a Cuba B; Last Sunset, B; Las Ve TUESDAY. JUNE 28 front burner before another S l Rose Beavers gas Hillbillies, A-1; Ix>rd Love a Slattery’s Hurricane, A-2; Tho season comes and goes. 8 l John Hawks 1 1 0 Duck, A-4; Man From Galves Woman From Tangier, A-2; The Sl Rose Seals 1 1 0 COMMERCIAL ASPHALT ton, A-2; Marriage Italian Style, True Story of Jesse James, B; Johnny is no loser. And Sl Rose Bears 0 2 0 A-4; Married Woman, C; Mas Morgan the Pirate, B; You’re his dynamic personality SL Vincent Braves 0 0 0 querade. A-2; McHale’s Navy, Never Too Young, A-2: Mara lends excitement to the Sl Vincent Cubs 0 0 0 A-1; .Mister .Moses, A-2; Monkey Maru, A-2: Way of a Gaucho, Sl Vincent Pirates 0 0 0 and AGGREGATE COMPANY game both on and off the l Uncle, A-I; My Fair Lady, A-1; A-2; Copper Sky, A-2; Fear No S Vincent Twins 0 0 0 C LASS A A A Never Too I.ate, A-3; Our Man More, A-2. court. 80th Ave. & Highway 85 Blessed Sacrament Falcons 2 0 0 HumincI’N Offers a New Home Baked Feature Flint, B; I’ romise Her Anything, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 29 Sl Phllomena Yankees 2 0 0 288-0883 • 288-2637 Delightfully Rich —New York Style A-3; Red Line 7000, B; Repul- The Petrified Forest, A-2; AS REPORTED earlier Sl Rose Cuba 2 0 0 Sion, C; Russians are Coming, H ouse on Telegraph Hill, B; in this column, Dee’s SL Rose Dodgers 1 0 0 CHEESE CAKE A-1; Second Best Secret Agent, M ara M aru, A -2; The H'J*® SL Rose Braves 1 0 1 COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Baked by Hummel's Chefs A-3; Sergeants Three, A-1; She, L am p. 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K- ■ P a g e 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER June 23, T9« Annunciation/ Leadville Annunciation Parish Father Hamblin solved the Parish Spotlight (Leadville) — By proc $117,000 question of how lamation, Sunday June 19 to provide a new convent was "Father Hamblin Sun for the six nuns who day” here. staffed the parish school. Shrine of St. Anne Mayor George Burke The convent was built signed the official docu in the latter half o f 1957, Shrine of St. Anne Par Father Apuri is completing and was completed, ment, honoring the Rev. ish (Arvada) — Sister requirements for his mas James B. Hamblin, pastor ready for occupation on Mary Antoinette, daughter ter’s degree in biology. He of Annunciation parish Nov. 17. It was the first of Mrs. Stephana Miskol, is chaplain to the Religious since 1956. new building in the St. Anne’s, is celebrating of the Sacred Heart con Climaxing this public L e a d ville parish in 76 the silver jubilee of her vent, New York City, the recognition, a farewell re years. profession. The Miskol fam school attended by Carolyn ception was held in St. Modernization of the ily attended a Mass of Kennedy, daughter of the parochial school was the M ary’s school hall, where thanksgiving June 18 in late president. parishioners and friends, next step, effected by the Jubiiarians honor of the anniversary. Officers of the Holy Catholic and non-Catholic, parishioners, who pledged A reception honoring Sister Name society will hold an paid tribute to Father $88,644, and w’as complet Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mary Antoinette was held Lcchman o f Sterling will executive committee meet Hamblin’s 10-year pasto ed in time for the opening in the church gardens. She ing Thursday, June 23, in rate. of the .school year 1958-59. celebrate their golden is administrator of St. Jo- the home of Phillip Faulk Honored For Service wedding anniversary on He assumes the pasto A face-lift of the parish .seph’s hospital. Omaha, ner, president. Also present For outstanding service to the Colorado Heart Association, Dr. W. B. rate of St. Therese parish, church exterior, and repa Saturday, June 25. Their Neb., and superior of the for the meeting will be the son, the Rev. John Rich Y egge, second from left, and Clifford Beery, third from left, are sno'^*’ Aurora, effective June 24. inting of its interior was convent of the same in.sti- ways-and-means committee being presented Gold Heart awards from William McGlone, left, and Ur. Appointed to the Lead completed by 1961. ard Lechman, assistant which is composed of past pastor at Presentation tution. Abe Ravin, right, outgoing association president. ville pastorate in 1956, The tuckpointed outside The Rev. Joseph Apuri, of presidents of the society, walls of the church were parish, Denver, will offer Lowell Elisha. Robert Hes- the jubilee Mass and Nanaronei, Ghana, was a surm ounted by a spire, recent guest at the rectory. sek and Leo Novotny. All Saints' covered with aluminum witness the renewal of Regis high school has Newly Elected 'Race' Workshop shingle.s, its top standing the marriage vows, at awarded first honors to 11:30 a.m. in St. Antho All Saints’ Parish (Den 150 feet above street level. (Hen Amorosia, Richard Mother General Other highlights in his ny’s church, Sterling. A St. Rose of Lima Wei.sbecker. Keith Bechard, Set for Denver ver) — The Rev. Jo.'^eph M. reception will be held in O’Malley, who will conduct' Leadville pastorate were Bi'uce Linder, and Thomas Grand Rapids, Mich. — the St. Anthony Cafeter Sacred Heart Parish "Laws and the Racial with a speech entitled "Im a European tour leaving Father Hamblin’s forma Nemmers, members of the Sister Mary Aquinas We pact of Legal Action on the tion of St. Mary’s parent- ia from 2:30 until 6 p.m. (Denver) — Women of the parish. ber has been elected Moth Ghetto” will be the theme D enver on Sept. 3, will The Lechmans have Altar and Rosary society Racial Ghetto.” show a movie, "Adventures teacher association, and er General by the Domin of the national workshop to twelve children. will receive Communion be held in Denver at the The workshop precedes in Europe” at All Saints the Annunciation parish ican Sisters of the Congre the annual, national con adult choir, which he dir corp orately in the 7:30 St. Patrick's Cosm opolitan hotel school cafeteria, Thursday, gation of Our Lady of the ference of Human Rela ected, October 1963, in a a.m. Mass on Sunday, June Wednesday, June 29, from J u n e '23 at 8 p.m. There Sacred Heart. She succeeds tions Commissions to be performance of Dubois’ 26. There will be no meet St. Patrick’s Parish Mother Mary Victory Flan 9 to 5 p.m., sponsored by will be no admission St. Francis held at the Stanley hotel. "Seven Last Words of ings during the summer (Denver) — On Sunday, nery, mother general for the National Committee charge. Refre.shments will St. Francis de Sales Estes Park, June 30-JuIy 3 Christ.” He also belonged months. June 26th there will be a Against Discrimination in be .served following the Parish (Denver) — More Ed Reid, adult choir dir- the past 18 years. for which the Colorado to the Leadville Chamber reception honoring the Rev. Housing. film. than 275 attended a farew- ector reminds members to Commission on Civil of Commerce. James Purfield, the new Roger W. Wilkins, direc A going-aw'ay reception ell reception given in hon attend practice on pastor. It will be held in Rights is serving as host. When Climax had its or o f the Rev., Dean R. Interfaith Class tor of the Community Re for the Rev. Leonard Wednesday evenings at 7 St. Patrick’s school from The Denver Commission on Walkin first big strike in 1958, Kumba. In the receiving p.m. lations Service, Department Abercrombie was held in 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. All mem of Commerce, will start the Com m unity Relations is P ope Pal the school cafeteria recent Father Hamblin drew na line were the priests of the Tickets for the July 29 bers of the parish are in Held at Berkeley assisting. tional attention to Lead daylong meeting with an the Feast ly. Father Abercrombie, parish and Monsignor Gre parish dance are now on vited. ville by ringing the 3,636 gory Smith, V.G.P.A. pas sale and may be obtained Berkeley, Calif. — At address entitled "Outlook assistant pastor at All A class o f 17 pupils on the Racial Ghetto.” Saints parish for the past bell from the belfry, calling tor; the presidents of the from L. M ontour, Mrs. made their first commu the School of the Made the city to come and pray Robert L. Carter, general ST. ANTHONY'S two years, has been, as various parish organiza- William Baca, or members nion June 19. leine here, a joint program for speedy and peaceful tions, and Mrs. John Kum- of the Holy Name and the of Christian education, counsel for NAACP, New All signed to the Grand Lake York, will follow Wilkins PARISH and Kremmling parishes as settlement of the strike. ba, of Colorado Springs, .sodality. Donations of ar "North Berkeley Christian pastor. The reception. During his Leadville mother of the honoree. ticles for special awards for News Deadline! Community — Children’s spon.sored by the Altar and pastorate, the centenary of Father will assume his this event will be appre Week” was held June 20- SALLY and VKRN Cen Rosary society, attracted Catholicism in the area new duties June 24 as the ciated. The deadline for new’.s 24. Father Joseph Klaia, KELLY’S several hundred parishion was celebrated by the of first pastor of the newly Mr. and Mrs. Albert stories and pictures to pastor of St. Mary Mag MORRISON ROAD A compre fering of a Mass. erected St. Joseph’s parish appear in the "Denver ST. PHILOMENA'S ers. Sanchez and Bertina San- dalen’s parish, joined pas LIQUOR STORE of All Saini In the receiving line Also in his 10 years as in the Southgate district of chez. long time residents of C a th o lic R e g is te r ’ ’ is tors of area Protestant PARISH M oixikon Knad ver, was st< with Rev. Abercrombie pastor, a new tabernacle Colorado Springs. Father the parish, have moved to Monday at 9 a.m. Corre Churches in this interfaith by six Don was jjurchased, electronic DKNVKK were the Rev. Harley Kumba was presented a All Saints parish, Denver, sp on d en ts are asked to project based on the theme from Adrian Schmitt, pastor of All bells were placed in the purse by the members of Their daughter anti grand- have their material at "God the Creator.’’ From 9 The sistei Saints parish, the Rev. church tower, and the the parish in appreciation daughter, Sister Theresa the "Register” office at a.m. to noon daily, children Betty & B ob's B o o u ly FAaORY, OUTLET 3> Boibnr Shop request of t Robert Greenslade, chap ssmctuary was remodeled of 12 years of service. Assumpta and Sister Ste- thi.s time to assure publ of seven Christian beliefs STORE Schmitt, p in accordance with the lit S pcnali/m i: iii lain at Loretto Heights The Holy Name dancing phanie, visited them re- ication in the following were taught by a select rri'iiiiifuMit Wav- Serving 3 Parishes m ark the college, Denver, the Rev. urgy changes required by class will meet in the cently. Sister Assumpta Thursday issue. faculty. f- p aiul l.air'Af -n w ith Furniture ft Appliances census in tl Joseph O’Malley, chaplain Vatican Council II. grade school basement on has returned to the moth- •./ Hair Shilpin;.:pu . new boundi Former missions of erhouse in Oklahoma City M30 L. 12ili A\p K.\. 2 4V23 3392 W. Alameda Ave. at the Federal youth cen Saturday, June 25, at 7:30 93g-7l31 tablished al ter, and Mrs. Maggie Leadville in the Rrecken- p.m. Coaches are Bob and and Sister Stephanie to Simms, president of the ridge-FairpIay area were Joan McManis. Marquette university. parish altar and Rosary made into a new parish, The Holy Name bowl Also moving from Sacred society. with its own pastor. ing league will meet on Heart parish to All Saints’ YOUR Thursday, June 23, at are Roger Martinez and PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE the Colorado Bowl, East family. They have returned PARISH Evans and Colorado from a visit to the Sisters CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE SERVICE of Charity motherhouse, Lady of Fatima Blvd. Persons interested STATIONS in serving as substitute Xavier, Kans., where they Our Lady of Fatima the evening league are bowlers are asked to call attended their daughter’s MOST PRECIOUS BLOOO - ST. VINCENT OE PAUL Parish (Lakewood) — New Mrs. Anthony Porreco, Shirley Turner, 777-7511. profession. She is Sister officers of the Altar and president; Mrs. John Anne Karen. They have Rosary society were re Pruyn, secretary-treasurer; another daughter in the cently installed by the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hock, Historic Tunnel community, Sister John VILLAGE REXALL DRUG Robert Syrianey, pastor. A sergeant-at-arms. The Viamey. Prompt Delivery Service Is Library Topic Cosmetics — Photo Supplies — Liquors — Imported Wines reception in the parish hall leagues will meet on Tues W h e a t r id g e followed. Officers are Mrs. days, starting in Septem Colorado’s first narrow \\ h rir .\rritiin 1/ Nick Domenico, president; ber. Classes in bowling gauge railroad tunnel, Sts. Peter and Paul’s 1425 So. H o lly 756-8343 Mrs. A1 Butvidas, first vice will be held on the Tues built in 1880-81 for the Parish (Wheatridge) — president; Mrs. Dean Bar- days of August. Persons D enver South Park and Parishioners of Sts. Peter ta, second vice president; wishing to join the leagues Pacific Railroad, will be AU SAINTS and Paul’s parish, Whea ST. ANTHONY OF PADU^ ALL SOULS. ENGLEWOOD Mrs. Dick Bryant, third should contact either Mrs. recalled in an illustrated tridge, have been asked to vice president; Mrs. Chad Darr or Mrs. Porreco. program set for 12:15 p.m. reserve Sunday. July 17, ^BUD^' STEPHENS Thursday, June 30, in G arnett, secretary; Mrs. for the parish picnic. CHERRELYN Dick Belknap, treasurer; Wyer auditorium of the R x DRUG STORE and Mrs. Roxie Taddonio, Our Lady main Denver public libra- ” LINCOLN DRUG a Prescription In Sickness end in Hcwllh historian. A special work ry- The n*w«pop«r provi'dti IMiniu- 7S‘l-2.>(il 1 Part of the library’s on ofmotph«re of buying ac- shop meeting was held Of Grace SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, BROADWAY at QUINCY June 20. "Colorful Colorado ” series hon becoute of its locolneu Rx E N G L E W O O D Construction has be Our Lady of Grace Par of summer noontime pro- l{m#lin«»», ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES FREE PARKING ish (Denver) — St. Mary gun on the new convent grams, this offering is open 922-1161 Washington for the Benedictine Sis Magdalen’s Altar and to the public without FRIENDLY • Fre« Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps CATHEDRAL Rosary sodality members charge. Colorado author ters who staff the school. St. Vincent DRUG & PHARMACY It is located on the par are collecting Gold Bond and Pueblo businessman, 2345 Se. Federal 935-4661 I ish grounds, facing stamps and Gift Stars to Dow Helmers, will be de Paul's Parish 5660 W. ALAMEDA obtain kitchen ware. guest speaker basing his rOUK CATNOUC OKVGGIST DAN CAUUIILD Newcombe Drive. STrCAtHERINE’S L I ^ Completion is expected Convert classes for commentary on his recent PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED by the time school starts. adults are held in the ly published book. The 477-0549 455-9904 FOR AND DELIVERED BUSY CORNER TRAPPIST CANDIES Two bowling leagues for parish study every Tues Historic Alpine Tunnel. Preisser’s Superette 300 So. Dowr Tourists and local resi 7 FLAVORS - .3U BAD <1; fall bowling at the Apple- day evening at 7:30 p.m. D R U G STORE CellAK At D o w n in q JJ7.U7S dents interested in western Fancy Meats And Groceries wood Bowling Lanes have Both Catholics and non- r n i l DCUVIRT AND .iiin.il I’h.u'm.icist' WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE Catholics are invited to history are invited to the CHABCi ACCOUNTS been organized among HOLY CROSS, THORNTON “ Howdy’ women of the parish. OfTi- attend. Denver Public Library’s 7 7 7 - 4 4 4 7 cers of the morning league Members of the Knights ’Colorful Colorado” series 7331 E 0*11 *•( .S (J«i> m l Ok Summer Mass Schedule lll■IIMIIIMIIIIMIIII (As a service to its readers, and 6 p.m . S T. E L IZ A B E T H 'S , Curt,-., and BOULDER: Sacred Heart of Je KIT CARSON: St. Augustine's — the "Register" prints the Sum HOLY GHOST, 19th and Calilor- 11th S tre e ts -6 , 8, 9:15, and 11 sus - 7. 8:15. 9:30, and 10:45 9 a.m . mer Mass Schedule for the Ar nia Streets — 6, 7. 8:15, 9:15, a .m . and 12:15 p.m . a.m .; 12:15 and 7 p.m. KREMMLING; St. Peter's - chdiocese of Denver. Readers 10:15, and 11:15 a.m., and ST. FRANCIS DE SALES', BRECKENRIDGE: St. Mary's October through May, 8 a m.; are urged to clip and save this 12:15, 5:10 and 7 p.m . Alameda Avenue and S. Sher — 4:30 p.m. on second and June and September, 9 a.m.; listing. There are seme parishes HOLY ROSARY, 4695 Pearl’ m a n S t r e e l- 5 , 6 , 7. 8. 9, 10, third Sunday of June. July and August, 7 a.m. listed which have not sent in S treet - 6, 8 and 10 a.m . and 11 a.m., and 12 noon. BRIGGSDALE: St. Joseph's — LAFAYETTE: Immaculate Con their schedule. In these In MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD, S. ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA'S, E. Second, fourth, and filth Sun ception — 7. 0:30. and 10 a.m. stances, last year's schedule is Colorado Boulevard and E. 23rd Avenue and Gaylord days — 9:30 a.m. LEADVILLE: St. Joseph's ~ given. Pastors are asked to send M ilt - 7, 8, 9, 10, I I a .m ., and Street —Sunday Massc5-6, 7. BRUSH: St. Mary's — 6:30 and 6 :3 0 , 8, a n d 10 a .m ., h o ly in changes and corrections. The 12 noon. 8:30. and 10:30 a.m .; 12 noon, 10:00 a.m., June to Sept. days, 7 and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. "Register" is not responsible for MOTHER OF GOD, Speer Bou and 5:30 p .m .; H o lyd a y —6, 7, BRIGHTON: St. Augustine's, 112 LEADVILLE; Annunciation — last-minute changes or for last levard at Logan Street — 8, 9, a n d 10 a .m . a n d 5:30 S. S ixth Avenue — 6. 7:30, 9, 6:30, 8. and 10 a.m. and 5 year's schedule which was not 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 p.m .; Weekdays —6:30 and 8 and 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. p.m . changed by the parish. As a and 11:30 a .m . and 12:30 p .m . а . m . BUFFALO CREEK: St. Eliza LIMON: Our Lady of Victory precaution, readers are urged to ST. JAMES', 1290 Olive Street — beth's — 10 a.m. (through Church — 9:30 a.m. call the church or parish in NOTRE DAME, S. Sheridan б, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, and 11 September). LONGMONT: St. John the Bap question to confirm the time Baulevard and W. Harvey P la c e - 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a .m ., and 12:15 and 7:30 p.m . BURLINGTON: St. Catherine's t is t 's - 7, 8:15, 9 :3 0 , 10:45 lis tin g s .) а. m. and 12:30 p.m. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S. — 8 and 9:30 a.m. — June 1 a.m., and 7:00 p.m. June 5 to to Sept. 30. Sept. 25. CATHEDRAL, E. Colfax Ave OUR L A D Y OF G R A C E , 2645 E. E. Seventh Avenue and Eliza CALHAN, St. Michael's, 1st, 3rd LOUISVILLE: St. Louis' — 7:30, and Logan Street — Sundays, 48th Avenue — 7, 8, 9, 10 and beth S tre e t - 6. 7:30. 9, and and 5th Sundays, S:30 a.m. 9. and 11 a.m . 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11:30, 12:30. 6:30. 11 a.m., and 12:15 p.m. 10:30 a.m., and 12 noon. ST. JOSEPH'S (Polish) 517 E. and 2nd and rth Sundays, L O V E L A N D : St. John th e E va n - 8:30 June 1 to A u g . 31. OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE, 46th Avenue — 6, 8:30, and 11:30 a.m . gelist's. 1515 Hilltop Drive — 31. 3601 Kalamath street — 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 10:30 a.m . CAMP ST. MALO; Attenspark - 7. 9, and 11 a.m . h oly days. 6, 7. 8. 9, 10 and 11:30 June, July and August, 7:30 .MANITOU SPRINGS: Our Lady a.m., and 12:15 and 6:30 p.m.; OUR LADY OF LOURDES, S. ST. JOSEPH'S (Redemptorist), and 10 a.m. of Perpetual Help — 8:30 a.m. first Fridays 6, 7, and 7:45 Logan Street at Miff - 6:30, Sixth Avenue and Gaiapago 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Street — 6, 7, 8:30, 10. and CAMP SANTA MARIE: Cassells M A T H E S O N , St. A gnes' 1st, 3rd a.m., and 5:30 p.m.; week (Nine miles above Bailey) 9 and Sth Sundays, 11:30 a .m .; days, 6:30. 7. a n d 7:45 a.m . and 12:15 p.m . 11:30 a.m . a.m. (through Labor Day). and 2nd and 4th Sundays, 8:30 ALL SAINTS', W. Harvard OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL, ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S. W. 3549 N a va lo S treet — 6. 7:30, 28th Avenue and Zenobia CASCADE — Holy Rosary Chap a.m . Avenue and S. Federal Boule el — 10 a.m., and 11:30 a.m., 9, 10:15, 11:30, and 12:45. Street - 6:15; 7:15. 8:30. 10 MEAD: Guardian Angels' — vard — 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. and June 12 fo Sept. 4. OUR LADY OF VICTORY, 1904 а. m. and 12 p.m. 9:00 a.m . 11:30 a .m . a n d 12:30 and 6:30 C A S T L E ROCK: St. F ra n c is of W. 12th Avenue, 9:30 a.m. ST. PATRICK'S, 3325 Pecos MEEKER; Holy Family — 10:30 p.m . Assisi's — 8 and 11:45 (11:45 a.m . OUR LADY OF VISITATION, S treet — 7, 9, and 10:30 a .m ., ANNUNCIATION, E. 36th w ill change to 12 noon about MINTURN: St. Patrick's — 9 2601 W. 66fh Street — 8:30 and and 12 noon. Avenue and Humboldt Street A u g . 15). a.m . 10:30 a m. ST. PHILOMENA'S, E 14th ~ 7. 8 :30, 9 :30 and 10:45 CENTRAL CITY: St. Mary's of MONUMENT; St. Peter'S — 9 PRESENTATION, W. 7th Avenue and Detroit Street а. m.; 12 noon. the Assumption — 10:30 a.m. a.m . BLESSED SACRAMENT — Eu- Avenue and Julian Street - 6, б. 7. 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m ., CHEYENNE WELLS: Sacred N E D E R L A N D : St. R ita 's C hapel 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, and 12:00. and 12:15 and 5 p.m . dora Street and Montview Heart — 7 and 11 a.m. - 8 a.m. during June — 8 B oulevard — 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:00 SACRED HEART, 28th and Lar ST. ROSE O F L IM A 'S , 1320 W. CRAIG; St. Michael's - 6:30, 8- a.m. and 9 a.m. July to Aug. and 11:00 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and im e r S treets — 6:30, 7:30, 9, Nevada Place Avenue — 6. 6, and 10 a.m. — Holy Days ~ 7 NEWCASTLE; Precious Blood - 5:30 p.m . and 10:30 a .m . and 12 noon. 9:15. and 10:30 a.m., 12 noon. a.m. and ’ p.m.. First Friday 2nd, 4th and Sth Sundays, CHRIST THE KING, E. Eighth ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA'S, S. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S, E. of the month - 7 a.m. and 6 11:30 a.m . Avenue and Fairfax Street — Newton Street and W. Ohio — Arizona and S. University p .m . O AK C R E E K , Sf. M a rtin 's - 10 б, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 a .m ., and б, 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12 noon, B o u le v a rd — 6:45, 8, 9:30, 11 and 5:30 p.m. C R IP P L E C R E E K ; St. P e te r's a.m . 12:15 and 5:15 p .m . and 12:15. H o ly days - 6, 7, — 9 a.m . CURE D' ARS, E. 32nd avenue ST. C A T H E R IN E 'S , 4200 F ederal PEETZ: oacred Heart Church — a, 9:30 and 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. CROOK: St. Peter's - 8 a.m, on at Dahlia street — 6, 7:30, B o u le v a r d — 5 :3 0 , 7, 8, 9, 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., June second and fourth Sundays: 1C 9:00, and 10:30 a.m., 12 noon. 10:15, 11:30, and 12:30 - June SUBURBAN 5 to Sept. 25- a.m. on first, third and filih Weekday Masses summer 1 to Oct. 1. ARVADA: St. Anne's, 7555 Grant P L A T T E V IL L E ; Sf. N ich o la s of Sundays — June fo Sept. Carries Christ in Suburb's Streets schedule: 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. ST. CAJETAN'S, 1156 Ninth P lace, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and Myra's 9 a.m. DEER TRAIL; St. Joseph's GUARDIAN ANGELS', 1843 W. S treet - 6:30 , 8:30, and 10:30 11:15 a .m ., 12 noon; 12:15 and R A N G E L Y : Sf. Ig n a tiu s ' — 6:30 Walking; in the streets of Monte Sacro, a suburb of the city of Rome, C h u rc h — firs t Sunday, 11:30 52nd A v e n u e — 7, 8 :3 0 , 10, a.m., and 12:15 and 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m . and 8 a.m., May 1 to Oct. 1. a.m.; third and fifth Sundays. Pope Paul VI carries the Blessed Sacrament (above), in a procession on and 11:30 a .m . AURORA: St. Pius Tenth. 13fh RAMAH: Sacred Heart — 10 ST. DOMINIC'S, W, 29lh Avenue 7:30 a.m . HOLY FAMILY, W. 44th Avenue Place and Yost Street - 6:30, a.m , the Feast o f Corpus Christi. a n d F e d e ra l B o u le v a rd —5 : 30, E A G L E : St. M a ry 's (M is s io n of and Utica Street — 5:45 , 7:30, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, and 12:00 - REDCLIFF: Our Lady of Mt. 7'30, 9, 10, and 11 a.m., 12 M in tu rn ) — 1st, 3rd, 5fh Sun 9, 10 and 11 a.m., and 12:15 noon. June to Sept. Carmel — 1st, 3rd, Sth Sun AURORA, St. Therese'S, E. 13th days , 7 a.m., 2nd, 4th Sun days, 11:00 a.m. — 2nd, 4th and Kenton — 6, 7. 8, 9. 10, days, 11 a.m. Sundays, 7:30 a.m . June 12 to and 11:15 a .m . and 12:15 and EAST LAKE: Our Lady of Sor O ct. 1. All Saints Parish rows Mission — 8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m . RED FEATHERS: Our Lady of Summer Masses BROOMFIELD: Nativity of Our EATON: St. Michael's — 11 a.m. the Lake — 4 00 p.m. — June L o rd ~ 8, 9:30. and 11 a.m . ER IE: St. Scholastica's — 8:30 to Sept. (For Towns in Diocese of Pueblo) BROOMFIELD: Nativity of Our and 10 a.m. REDSTONE: Chapel: 9 a.m., Census N o w U nder Way L o rd - 8. 9:30, and 11 a.m . ESTES PARK: Our Lady of the July to Aug. Ah a H^rvice to readers o f the 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m., and 7 COMMERCE CITY: St. Cather M o u n ta in s — 6:30, 9, and 11 R IF L E : St. M a ry 's - 9 a m. "Denver Catholic Register,” fol p .m . ine's - 6. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, and a.m., June and September, 6, ROGGEN: Sacred Heart Church A comprehensive census tion of Notre Dame parish. Such assistance will make lowing is the summer Mass GUNNISON, 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m. 10:30 a .m . ; 12 noon. 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, and 11 a.m., (South Roggen) - 8 a.m. of All Saints parish, Den The parish is bounded by the job less difficult, said schedule for towns and cities in HESPERUS, 1st Sundays, 11:30 ENGLEWOOD: All Souls', 435 12:15 and 7 p.m., July and SILT: Sacred Heart - / a.m. the Platte river, Stuart Father Schmitt. the Diocese of Pueblo. The Penwood C irc le - 6. 7:30. 10. August; 8 and 10 a.m., Octo SNOWMASS; Sf. Benedict's ver, was started this week IGNACIO. 9 a.m. ber through May; Weekday street, Florida and Dart The census began June "Denver Catholic Register" is 11:30 and 12:30. Monastery - 11 a.m. by six Dominican Sisters not responsible for last-minute LA GARITA. 11 a.m. ENGLEWOOD: St. Louis', 3310 Mass through the year: 7:30 S T E R L IN G : St. A n th o n y 's — 6, from Adrian, Mich. mouth. 20 when the Sisters started changes or inaccuracies in this LA JARA, 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. S. S herm an S treet - 6, 7, 8, a .m . 7:15, 8:30, 9:45. 1 1 :00 a.m., The sisters came at the The Sisters will contact their work in the north listing, which is reprinted from LAKE CITY, 7 p.m. 9:30, 1 1:00 a.m. and 12:15 EVERGREEN: Christ the King and 5:00 p.m., June 5 to Aug. each home and apartment the "Southern Colorado Regis LAS MESITAS, 1st Sunday, 10:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. — 6 :3 0 . 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 28. request of the Rev. Hurley western section of the par a.m. — June 1 to Sept. 4. in the area. Complete cen ish, bounded by Federal, ter.” a.m.; 3rd Sunday, 9 a.m. GOLDEN: St. Joseph's, 14th and STEAMBOAT SPRINGS: Holy S chm itt, pastor. It w'ill LA VETA, 8:45 a.m. E a s t S t. — 7, 8 :3 0 , 10, and FAIRPLAY: St. Joseph's — 4 Name — 8 a.m. mark the first complete sus inform ation will be Stuart, Jewell and Florida. AGUILAR. 7 and 10:3U a.m. MANGOS, 8:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m . p.m ., fourth Sunday of the S T O N E H A M ; St. Joh n 's — F irs t census in the parish since turned over to Father The Dominican Sisters of ALAMOSA 6, 8, and 10:30 a.m. MONTE VISTA, 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, FORT LOGAN: Holy Name, 3995 m o n th . and third Sundays - 9:30 SchmUt. Approximately and 7 p.m. and 10 a.m. S. Irv in g S tre e t — 8, 10, and FLAGLER: St. Mary's - 9 a.m. a.m .; second and fourth and new boundaries were es Adrian, Mich., specialize in FLEMING: St. Peter's - 8 and five to six weeks will be ALLISON, 2 n d Sundays, 11:30 NUCLA, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays, 11:30 a .m . fifth Sundays, 7:30 a.m. June tablished after the forma- this type of work. a.m. 11 a.m.; 2nd and 4th Sundays, 8 LAKEWOOD: Our Lady of Fati 10 a .m . 1-Sept. 1. needed to complete the Taking the census in all ANTONI'TO, 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. a.m. m a — 6. 7. 8:30. 10:00, 11:15 FORT COLLINS: Holy Family STRASBURG: St. Gertrude'S survey. Saints Parish are Sister ARBONES, 1st and 3rd Sunday, OLATHE. 8:30 a m. a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Church — 8 and 10:00 a.m., Church — second Sunday, All parishioners are James Joseph, Sister Mar 12 noon. OURAY, 6:30 and 10:30 a.m. L A K E W O O D : S t. B e rn a d e lle ’s. 7:00 p.m . 11:30 a.m.; fourth Sunday, BAYFIELD, 9 a.m. PAGOSA JUNCTION. 2nd Sunday. 7240 W . 1 2 th A v e n u e - 6. F O R T C O L L IN S : St. Joseph’ s - 7:30 a.m . YOUR urged to inform their ion, Sister Jean Patrick, BUENA VISTA. Sunday Masses - 12 noon. 7:15, 0:30, 9:45, 11:00 and 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. and STRATTON: St. Charles Borro- neigh bors, Catholic and Sister Anthony Anne. Sis 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. Holy Days: 7:30 PAGOSA SPRINGS, 8 and 9:30 72:15. 5:10 p.m. June to Aug. meo's - 7 and 10:30 a.m. PARISH non-Catholic alike, that the ter John Leo and Sister a.m. and 7 p.m. a.m. L IT T L E T O N : St. M a ry 's — 6. 7, FORT LUPTON: St. William's S U P E R IO R : St. B e n e d ic t's - 5 census is being taken. BEULAH. 9 a.m. ' PALISADE, 9 a.m. 8, 9, 10:15, and 11:30 a.m . and — 7:30 a.m. and 12 noon. p.m . SERVICE Helen Dominic. BROOKSIDE. 8:30 a.m. REDWING. 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m . FORT MORGAN: St. Helena's — WALDEN- St. Ignatius', July STATIONS CANON CITY, 6, 8, and 10 a.m. RYE, 8 and 10 a.m. OUR LADY OF THE VISITA 6:30 and 9:30 a.m., 5 p.m.. and A ugust — 10:30 a.m . Head Start Campaign and 6:30 p.m. SAGUACHE, 9 a.m, TION: Adams County, two Holy days, 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 W E L D O N A ; Sf. F ra n c is Of A s s i CAPULIN. 6:30 and 10:30 a.m. SALIDA, 6:30, 8 and 10 a.m., and blocks east of Federal Boule p.m. — May 1 to Sept. 25. si's — 7:30 a.m., June through ___^ CEDAREDGE, 9 a.m. 7 p.m. vard and 65th Avenue — 8:30 FREDERICK: St. Theresa's - Septem ber. For Young Volunteers CENTER, 8 and 11 a.m. and 7 SAN LUIS, 7 and 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m . 7:30 a.m . and 10:30 a.m . WIGGINS; Our Lady of Lourdes p.m. SILVERTON, 8:30 a m. NORTHGLENN; Leroy School, FOUNTAIN: St. Joseph's - 9 -- 9 a.m., June through Sep A new cam paign for ticipate can phone the DO CONE.K3S. 9 and 11 a.m. SOUTH FORK, 9 a m. 1421 L e ro y D riv e — 9, 10:15, a .m . tem ber. volunteer workers for the office, 297-2508 or 297- CORTE2, 7 and 9 a.m. TELLURIDE, 1st, 3rd and 5th and 11:30 a .m . GEORGETOWN: Ou'- Lady of WOODLAND PARK: Our Lady summer Head Start project 2509, or contact Mrs. Leo CREEDE, 11 am. Sundays, 8 a.m.; 2nd and 4th Sun- THORNTON: Holy Cross Lourdes — 8 a.m. of the Woods - 7:00 a m. and CRESTED BUTTE. 8 a.m. davs, 11 a.m. GILCREST: Sacred Heart - 10 for disadvantaged pre- Stillman of the adult vol- Church, 2761 Eppinger Boule 11:00 a.m. June 12 to Sept. 11. DEL NORTE. 7 and 9 a.m. TIFFANY, 1st Sunday of the vard - 5:45. 7:00. 8:15, 9:30. a.m.. May 17 to Oct. 4, WRAY; St. Andrew's - SERVICE school children has been unteer campaign, at 322- DELTA. 8:45 and 10:30 a.m. month. 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m ., 12:15 and 8:00 GLENWOOD SPRINGS: St. Ste 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.: Holy days our announced by officials of 2685. DOLORES, 11 a.m. TRINIDAD, Our Lady of Mt. Car p .m . p h e n 's, 7, 8, 9. and 10:00 a.m . 7 and 9 a.m.. May through DURANGO. St. Columba’s, 6:30 mel, 6:30, 8, and 10 a.m. and 6 W E L B Y : A s s u m p tio n — 6, 7. 8, — May 29 to Sept. 11. Septem ber. Denver Opportunity (DO), An orientation meeting 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. p.m. GRAND LAKE: St. Anne's - SPECIALTY 9, and 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 7 YUMA: St. John's — 8 and 10 formerly Denver’s War on and w ork sh op for the DURANGO. Sacred Heart, 7 and 9 TRINIDAD. Holy Trinity. 6. 7. p.m . June and September, 7 and Poverty. An earlier cam young volunteers has been a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 8:15, 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. and 5 WESTMINSTER: Holy Trinity 11:30 a.m.; July and August Pastors arc asked to report any paign, conducted last scheduled for next KLURE.NCE, 6:30 and 8 a.m., and p.m. C hurch — 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:15, and th ro u g h L a b o r D a y; 7, 9, and changes or corrections. month, was for adult 5:30 p.m. TRINIDAD, St. Josephs 6:30, 8, 11:30 a.m .; 12:45 and 5:30 11:30 a.m . Wednesday, from 9 to FRUITA. 7. 8 and 11 a m. and 10 a.m. p.m . G R A N D V A L L E Y : St. B re n d a n 's workers. GARDNER, 7:30 and 9 a.m. . E. Alameda Super Serv. 11:30 a.m., in the United VINELAND, 7. 9. and 11 a.m. WHEATRIDGE: Sfs. Peter and Church — First and third GRAND JUNCTION, Immaculate Complete Tuneup In the present drive it is Fund building at 1375 De- WALSENBURG, 6. 7:15, 8:30, P a u l's — 6:30, 8. 9, 10, and 11 S u ndays, 11:30 a.m . Heart of Mary, 7, 9. and 11 a.m. 9:45, and 11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. a.m., and 12 noon. G R E E L E Y : St. P e te r's - 6, 8, ic Brake Serv. hoped to en list youn g laware street, Denver, GRAND JUNCTION. St. Jo.sephs, Anyone Gan Play the people, 16 through 20 WESTCLIFFE. 8 and 10 a m. COLORADO SPRINGS 10:00 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. — I 'U K K ^ H r AIR FORCE ACADEMY: Cadet May fo Sept. NEW PLAYER PIANOI Pickup 6c years of age, to spend part Chapel Sundays, 9,10:15 a.m. GROVER: St. Mary's — First Delivery time during July and Au daily, 12:15 at Ihe base and Third Sundays — 7 a.m., gust assisting in some 40 th e a tre . June 1 fo Sept. 1. Ix)Kan at .Mameda Official Cites Value CORPUS CHRISTI, Jackson at HAXTUN: Christ the King - or 50 Head Start centers Cascade 7, 8, 9, 10:00, 11:00 9:15 a.m . Washington Park Conoco around the city. and 12:15 p.m. H O L Y O K E : St. P a tric k 's - 7:30 C O M P L E T E According to Richard Stations DIVINE REDEEMER, 1520 E. and 10:30 (all year). AUTOMOTIVE C lark, co-ordinator, and Of Colo. Gas Y a m p a S tre e t — 6:30. 8, 9:30, HUDSON: St. Isidore's Church ELECTRICAL Mrs. Lila Swallow, admin and 11 a.m. and 12:15 and 5 — 11:30 a.m . SERVICE Denver — Service sta roughly 5,000 obsolete sta he explained, "Nationwide, p.m . HUGO: St. Anthony of Padua's PRECISION TUNE UP istrative secretary, as Church — First Sunday and tions are making important tions were eliminated.” the number of stations HOLY FAMILY (Security Vil OUR SPECIALTY many as 200 boys and lage) - 7:30, 9:30, 10 anJ second Sunday, 7:30 a.m.; I BRAKE AND contributions to the econo BECAUSE the newer grew only three per cent girKs who have a liking for 11:30 a.m . third, fourth and filth Sun EXHAUST SERVICE my of the community, the stations can usually service between 1958 and the be d a y s , 11:30 a-m . children could be used in H O L Y T R IN IT Y - 7, 8:15, 9:30 JJOO So. Downing St. state, and the nation, ac more cars, the total num ginning of 1966, while the and 11 a.m. IDAHO SPRINGS: St. Paul's - many w'ays in the centers, automobile population OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE 9:00 a.m . cording to C. A. Rothfus, ber of stations is advancing ILIFF: St. Catherine's — B a.m. I'rom July 5 through Aug. executive vice president, at a much slow er pace jumped 32 per cent in the — 8 and 11 a.m .; 6:30 p.m. 26. ST. PAUL'S, Broadmoor — 7, on first, third and fifth Sun Colorado Petroleum Coun than vehicle registrations, same period.” days; 10 a.m. on second and “ Howdy” Those who care to par- 8:30, 10, and 12 noon. cil, Denver. S A C R E D H E A R T , 2026 W . C olo fourth Sundays through Sept. J®0 TVA:^5uCy ' Bob's Place He said Colorado has an rado A venue — 6:30, 8, 9, 10, J U L E S B U R G : St. A n th o n y 's — during June, 0 and 10 a.m.; 300 .So. Colo. Blvd. estimated 2,680 service 11:30 a.m., 7 p.m., June 26 fo Dentist To Give A ug. 21. during July and August, 7 and MUSIC CO. J COWTOWN, stations, and the average 9 a .m . STILL ST. M A R Y 'S , 22 W . K io w a S treet Free Parking JOHNSTOWN: St. John's — 8 C O l.O . station adds about $15,000 - 6. 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 a .m ., 1321 LIneela yearly in wages and and 12:10 and 5 p.m . a .m . 1332 BROADWAY • CM. 4-455e GROWING! another $20,000 in locally Time to Mission KEENSBURG: Holy Family f purchased materials and OTHER CHURCHES Church — 10 a.m. ARROW Franklin Lakes, N.J. — And in January, Father KIOWA: St. Ann's, 10:15 a.m. NOW services to the economy of For the second time in Armand Conte, on a visit AKRON: St. Joseph's - 7:30 SERVICE the area where it operates. three years, a dentist here home, told Dr. Tolomeo and 9:30 — May 1 to Sept. 25 OVER *'In addition,” Rothfus — Holy days, 7 a.m. and 7 Reconditioned— Like New STATION is planning to forego his about the vast number of p.m.. May 3 to Sept. 27. pointed out, ”the taxes By Guaranteed Vac. Co. vacation, travel to Bolivia, people he had been unable ASPEN: St. Mary's — 7 and 9 DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE on the motor fuel sold at YEAR TUNE UP & BRAKE SERVICE and work in the missions to treat the last time he a.m . m P aco s 4SS-0737 these stations provide was in Caranair because AULT: St. Mary's — 9 a.m. both the state and the — at his own expense. BAILEY: Sacred Heart Chapel 6,796 they live in outlying dis - 10:15 a.m . Dr. Eugene Tolomeo first KIRBY federal governments B A S A L T : St. V in c e n t's - 10:30 Across the Street from went to Bolivia in 1964 to tricts. CARS SOLD! with a prolific source of a.m . NOTRE DAME CHURCH treat the teeth of Indians So now he’s going back GREEN SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 revenue. The total col to work under even more BOULDER: St. Thomas Aqui lected through these at the mission staffed by nas' Chapel — 7, 8. 9:30. MEADOWS Paterson diocesan priests primitive conditions. Fa 11:00, 12:30 p .m ., and 5 p.m . CONOCO combined motor fuel lev ther Conte, he added,"Says and 7:15 p.m. ED TYNAN'S ies amounted to an esti at Caranavi. Working with we’ll have to travel by BOULDER (South): Sacred C O M P L E T E mated $78,007,000 in pedal-operated equipment Heart of Mary Church — 7, AUTOMOTIVE Colorado during 1965 because of the lack of mule to some of them, and 8:30, 10:00. 11:30. SERVICE alone.” electricity, he pulled 770 I may have to carry a 2195 So. Sheridan £aiJLCoI$ax <' ' He noted that service decayed teeth. chair and headrest with CHRYSLER stations represent a sub People came to him in me, and probably have to PRESENTATION PLYMOUTH stantial investment. 'The such droves that often he work outdoors.” This Kirby ^ i- INC cost of constructing and had as many as 140 people comes _ PARISH opening a modern station waiting in line. Watch Children! complete 1 NEW ranges anywhere from When he departed, he When children play, they with floor 1966 VALIANT $40,000 to $150,000,” he behind grateful people and sometimes forget to be polisher Oir Ei^irts Will Tm ($125 aad Itpair Yaar Ea|iai $1,795 reported. some equipment which he careful. . . .So it’s up to "Approximately 6,000 taught Sister Michael you, Mr. Motorist, to look value) Now'S the lime U new stations were built in Julia, a nurse at the mis out for them. Now that compiate car check. :! Tune-up for summer the U.S. in 1964,” Rothfus sion clinic, to use. school is out, be careful in h o lida ys. A 5225 E. COLFAX said. "In the same year, Since then, Sister residential districts where GUARANTEED VACUUM CLEANER CO. OAVE S S1UAR1 STAND. M Michael has written that 934-3I3) Tel. 399-0630 4,000 older stations were children may be playing in 2930 East 6th Ave. Denver 80206 322-S583 Gold Bend Stamps rebuilt or modernized, and she could use some help. or near the street. Pi Page 12 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER June 2X 1966 Better World Retreat Gets Prelate^s Praise Ai ardi his brothers. Each one has By Jack McKenna treat scares many people, The opportunity for •Baltimore - but when those who have freedom of discussion been given some insight by \v r e n c e S h (Lc made it get the word very much impressed the the Holy Spirit, so the re 'gi'd Catholics Albuquerque, N. treat is a sharing of in Ian Mex. — Archbishop James spread around. I’m sure Archbishop. He stated Communis waj Peter Davis of Santa Fe, many more will be making that the Movement is sights. ople of Lithui da> the retreat.” guided by the Constitu The three stages of the 'ork for intern N. Mex., spoke enthusiast retreat are ideological, locution of th< I ically about the new ap The Archbishop said that tion on the Church and where we are going; per nocide and ro sig proach of the 8-day Better he had invited the BW the Constitution on the sonal, the need we have iccution commit m e World Retreat in an inter ’ team’ into his archdiocese Church in the Modern :hem. Jai view given at the Albu and that he has been per World from the Vatican for renewal; and commun Cardinal Sh( itarian, applying the re o f querque campus of New sonally acquainted for Council. bishop of Baltii sini Mexico U. towards the end many years with Father In one sense, the retreat newal to society. ( of the June 3-11 retreat. Lombardi, the Italian master said, everyone, re c As a result of some ideas J esu it who started BW. participating in this 8-day THE RETREATANTS cep on communication the The team was made up of dialogue and spiritual came from Arizona, Colo Ma Archbishop received during Rev. Rolland Bennett, search for Christ in each rado, Illinois, Nebraska, par the "Retreat of the Chris O.M.I., Sister Mary Sil- other, gives the retreat to Utah and New Mexico. Cal tian Community,” as it is. verius, R.S.M., who occa Archbishop Davis is the pai fourth Bishop to make the sometimes called. His Ex sion ally w'orks with the Holy Cross Priest 2 - A il 2 Ha cellency said, "I am going team, and the promoting new approach retreat in rat« couple, Mr. and Mrs. Mer the United States. Interna 5371 W. I to suggest to all my pastors Educator Dies, 87 A beautiful brick. I tnat they arrange to set up rill Matzinger of Belvedere, tionally more than 1,000 Notre Dame. Ind. A Re bath home. F rate the election of parish coun Calif. Bishops have attended. and draped. 2 ca Au) At St. Dismas HNS Rally cils. Some parishes have quiem Mass was celebrated basement, covere / councils, now, but they in Sacred Heart church on privacy. Gi apprai the Rev. Dennis Langdon, O.S.B., associate chaplain NO DOWN PAYA v i l At the fifth annual rally of the SL Dismas Holy weren’t elected.” the University of Notre Name society, made up of inmates at the Colorado at the penal institution; Wayne K. Patterson, war Award Given Dame campus for Father Miss Seeing Thit den; Bishop Buswell, and the Rev. Justin McKer- 233-6537 o r J IM WJ State penitentiary, Canon City, Bishop Charles A. DIALOGUES between Matthew A. Schumacher, LEGAL E ves. nan, chaplain. Late Columnist AI Buswell of Pueblo spoke to more than 300 persons the chancery and pastors, C.S.C., 87, who had served RIDGEWOOD in attendance. Shown at the event, left to right, are as president of two Holy priests with priests and the Washington — Mrs. 9485 W . C o lfa x A laity with the clergy will Cross Fathers colleges. NOTICES' Charles F. Lappin was Burial was in the commu 6 — B Ic ed S v e r ; come under closer study, presented an award given IN THE PROBATE COURT nity’s cemetery. He was In and for the City and O'W. 300 At Prison Holy Nome Rally the Archbishop stated. posthumously to her hus County ot Denver and 1968 l \ president o f St. Edward’s State of Colorado a i ’'There was very good O P E N S U N . band at the second Nation university, Austin, Tex., No. P-40232 Outstanding 5 yc Dei participation by all of the al Wanderer Forum in NOTICE TO CREDITORS Canon City —Bishop been easier to men of faith gave the welcoming ad submitted articles and 1919-25, and of the College Estate of MAUDE WILLIAMS (Ward) room home. Hoi sho' 69 retreatants, who con Minneapolis. No. P-40232 imain floor family Charles A. Buswell of during the time Jesus was dress in which he stated poems to the Clarion, of St. Thomas, St. Paul, All persons having claims against in sisted of about one-half Lappin was a colunonist the above named estate are required [er trade. TERMS \ on this earth because we that u n lik e most penal quarterly publication of the to tile them lor allowance in the Pro sch Pueblo spoke to more than for 13 years for the Wan Minn., 1928-33. 300 persons at the fifth could have been closer to organizations, the HNS society, and encouraged priests and Brothers and bate Court of the City and County of WRIGHT R Jur derer newspaper. The Derfver. Colorad. on or before the 15 annual rally of the St. Him, physically. But the here has progressed, flow them to continue to do so. one-half Sisters and laity. I day of December. I9M. or said claims ■ 377-331 w i ' believe the Sisters were award honored his service shall be forever barred. Dismas Holy Name Society fact remains that we are ered, and increased in spite He complimented Dick ANDREW WYSOWATCKY cha more used to this dialogue in religious and patriotic Conservator 7 — Christ 1 of the Colorado State pen clo.ser to Him today. He is of the many difficulties Randolph, editor, and LEGAL (Published In the Denver be Richard Trujillo, assistant approach, perhaps because affairs particularly in pro Catholic Register) r 315 D A H flln itentiary here recently. in the very marrow of our which surround it. moting a seminary fund. F irs t P u b lic a tio n ; Jun e 16, 1966 "We feel,” said the Bish spirits.” editor, for their efforts to they have been selecting Last Publication: July 14, 1966 % a v e S2,000 on th i A their retreat masters with NOTICES bedroom home wil op, "that it would have improve the magazine. Ingroom. Another for an eye to this new ap IN THE PROBATE COURT Bishop Buswell was pre THE HIGHLIGHT of The Rev. Justin McKer- boom, and % bath Ab« proach,” the Archbishop Air Academy Gets IN THE PROBATE COURT In and for the City and County of sented with a velvet the rally was the presenta nan, O.S.B., spiritual dir In and for the City and County of Denver and State of Colorado room has m irror t the Denver and Stale of Colorado No. p.40507 tire wall. Firepla( tion of literary awards by ector of the St. Dismas opined. "There was some Own National Bank No. P.40441 painting of the praying N O T IC E TO c r e d i t o r s ' Pope Credited NOTICE TO CREDITORS rage. Call BETTY ly. Peter McCann and John Holy Name society, was heat in the discussions, but Estate of EDMUND A. SCHNEIDER, Christ, painted by one of Estate of GEORGE MUSER 1678 ass Colorado’s newest na a/k/a E. A. SCHNEIDER (Deceased) the inmate members of the McGrady of the Sacred given a sketch of himself no personal encounters. We (DeceasedJ N o. P-40441 MONTE CA Sai With Blocking were one happy family af tional bank, Air Academy AH persons having claims against No. P-40507 Society. Heart Holy Name Society, by the men he has guided the above named estate are required AM persons having claims against REAL! twe National Bank, opened re the above named estate are required Wayne K. Patterson, Colorado Springs. McCann for more than 25 years at ter we got into it. I think to file them for allowance in the 355-1631 sigi Italian Reds cently in the Community Probate Court of the City and Count/ to file them for allowance in the warden of the institution. praised the men who had the institution. the idea of an 8-day re- ot Denver. Colorado, on or before the Probate Court of the City and County and Center area of the United 8 th d a / o f D e c e m b e r. 1966. o r said of Denver, Colorado, on or before the 9 — G uardiai claims shall be forever barred. pas Vatican City—Credit for 15th d a y of D ece m b er, 1966, o r sa id CHAFFEE States Air Force academy. Bernard E. Engler claims shall be forever barred. spo: frustrating the Communist O. D. Olson is president of E xe cu to r R IT A S T O L L 1860 w. son ^Published In the Denver Catholic 3 bedroom home, Ros all-out campaign in Italy Symphony Society Officers Named the new bank, and a senior R c g ls te rJ administratrix F irs t P u b lic a tio n : J u n e 16. 1966 CASEY AND KLENE rage. Fenced yarc s e v ' i.0 influence an estimated vice president of the Ex L a st P u b lic a tio n ; J u ly 14. 1966 Attorney for the estate n ice la w n and flo< ers. 6,000,000 voters in recent E. Atwill Gilman, busi as president for three W.-ilter Bowman, senior the symphony board for change National Bank of 8)8 SYMES BLOG. to shopping and t vice president; Walter D E N V E R , C O LO RA D O 80202 I elections for 168 municipal nessman associated with years. eight years and is chair Colorado Springs. IN THE PROBATE COURT (Published in the Denver Catholic to all schools. Si wit councils and three provin Bosworth Sullivan Inc., Mrs. Ella Mullen Week- Koch, president of the man o f the 1966-67 sym In and for the City and County of R e g iste r) G I. S85 P . l. T . I . Denver and Stale of Colorado First Publication: June 23, 1966 Conventional. P Mountain States Telephone No. P.40121 w e cial councils was generally Denver, was elected presi baugh was elected honor phony fund drive. La st P u b lic a tio n : J u ly 14, 1966 p o in tm e n t. Scl given to Pope Paul VI, dent of the Denver Sym ary vice president "for her C om pany, and John C. He is a native of Rich NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION In Charge FOR DETERMINATION OF 424-1454 o r Sai Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani, phony Society at the years of devoted service to Mitchell II, vice president mond, Va., and a graduate HEIRSHIP In the United States District Court IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE for the District of Colorado Rok and the Vatican City meeting of the symphony’s the society.” and executive director of of William and Mary Col OF In the Matter of 5290 m SILAS BRUCE CROUCH, also known RAYMOND A. W ALLER, a/k/a NEAR Cl lai; newspaper, Osservatore board. He succeeds Charles New officers chosen at the Boettcher foundation, lege. It was in Richmond Of Bank's RAYMOND ARTHUR WALLER, as JACK B. CROUCH, and S. B. & SCI coll Romano. S. Sterne, who has served the meeting were Mrs. G. vice presidents. that he first became inter CROUCH, B a n k ru p t IN BANKRUPTCY 3 bedroom frame, J o b Vatican sources made no Re-elected vice presidents ested in music, inspired by * Deceased. No. 44481 den level full I at secret of their jubilgtion at of the society were Mrs. the touring performances of Expansion THE PEOPLE OF THE • Notice of Final Meeting of Creditors conditioned eaci STATE OF COLORADO: To the Creditors of the above-named Thomas Patterson Camp To all persons interested, for quick sale. 4 ter the outcome'of the elec the Philadelphia Symphony John Green is the con B a n k ru p t: Sin tions which saw Christian bell Mrs. John J. Sullivan, GREETING; Notice is hereby given, that on Iho or 455-7975 and the National Orchestra tractor in charge of the TAKE NOTICE that there has been and David V. Dunklee, at 2nd day of May, 1966 Theodore par Democrats defeat a deter May They Rest of Washington, D.C. He filed in the above.named estate a peN Epstein, Jr., the Trustee of the expansion program under 1 1 H o ly soci mined effort by the Com torney. Robert B. Yegge, studied piano and played' • Ition asking tor a judicial ascertain, estate of said Bankrupt, made way at North Denver menland determination of the heirs of • his report, and that the final 4351 Q U I munists to become the dean of the University of such decedent, and setting forth that the I’rench horn for a num Bank. According to Dino meeting of the Creditors of said Very clean 2 be the names, addresses and relation* Bankrupt will be held in Bankruptcy country’s biggest party in Denver law school, was ber of years. ships to decedent of all persons who rooms in fin. bsmi I’heodoran, __ Court Room No. 3, U.S. Court House, are or claim to be heirs of said dec Rome. re-elected secretary, and His wile, the former 1929 S tout St. in th e c ity o f D en ver, 4001 FED In Peace senior vice edent. so far as known to the petition Attention Doctors Stale of Colorado, on the 27th day of Osservatore Romano Ralph Mayo, Jr., adminis Calle Buell, is also a pian er, are as follows, to wit; president, the June, 1966, at 9:00 o'clock a.m. for (R-2) zone. Sepj Claude Roosevelt Crouch, t Garland had published editorials trative partner of Arthur ist. The couple have three the purpose of exam ining and home and office. program is Street. Danville, Virginia, Brother: T. APODACA, .Mary L., 37.15 Mary Mafjdnipnc church, June passing on said report, allowing C ■warning Catholic voters Young & Company, was children. Walter Crouch, Route 7, Box 236A, ART BEST REALH Inca. Requipm Mass, Our Lady IS. Interment, Mt. OliveL Boule on schedule ' attorney's fees. Receiver's fees. Reidsville. North Carolina, Half.broth against Communist eflbrts re-elected treasurer. Harry Trustee's commissions and expenses, E V E S . 477-5826 Par of Ouadniupo church, June 21. vard mortuaries. f o r CO m - er; Clarence Crouch, Route 1, Eving- to have a "Communist- Adler was re-elected as ordering final dividend to creditors, offi Interment, Ft. 1.4>i;an. p 1 o t i o n fon. Virginia, Half-brother. 3 BLKS.-CHURCf DAVLS, Frank L., 4-M7 Grant You are hereby notified to appear and transacting such other business as Catholic dialogue.” sistant treasurer and may properly come before said Ros . J u n e 2 7 and answer the petition within twenty 3 bdrms., 2 sto HASKALI„ (Jeorge Frank, -US street. Requiem Ma.ss, Our Lady m ee ting . ceni comptroller. Vacation days after service of this notice on ba th s, w . to w . ca Scenic court, Ctoiden. Formerly of Guadalupe church, June IS. 1966. The following applications for Gilman has served on you tif served by publication, within din. rm. Master t Rob of Sterling, Colo. Requiem Interment, Mt. Olivet. Howard G r e e n twenty days after the last publication allowances have been filed: transportation. E rece DENVER Mass, St. Joseph’s church, mortuaries. entered thcj ot this notice) and in default of an Theodore Epstein, Jr., Trustee, answer or appearance the Court will $5.80 Fees, $0.80 E xpenses. 4527 Raleigh. Ca folh (iolden, June 21. Interment, Mt. Drivers' contracting! Report of said Trustee shows total Olivet. DOMINICK, John Robert, proceed to receive and hear proofs m e n t. EVERGREEN D e n n i s J . concerning the heirs of such decedent receipts, $58.00. Total disbursements, Nic business in J o h n C w n 'None. 5763 KImhurst drive, Littleton. and enter a decree determining who 477-7«: Mrs HKI.1., W illiam J ., son of Requiem Mass, St. Mary’s Prayer 1939 in California. Follow are the heirs of such deceased person. B a lan ce on h a n d $58.00. MONUMENT CO. Claims filed and allowed: O ' K e e f e Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 14th prej Frances Rcll, 2760 Larimer church, June 20. Interment, Ft, ing his discharge from the . 'P r io r it y , $324.96. S ecured, $3,428.23, Mtrecl., W’illiam K. Bel!, Los Logan. Nickels-Hill mortuary. da y of June. 1966, 4 R M . H ta, Tho following prayer for Armed Forces he came to D. M. ROWLEY • U nsecured, $11,078.75. Angeles. Requiem Ma.ss, Sacred A Requiem Mass was NOTICE is also hereby given that On bus line, ne. Mr» vacation drivers was com Denver in 1945. Over the Clerk ot the Probate Court * Largest Heart church, June 22. Inter ELI.KNBAAS, May, 1021 S. offered Saturday, June 18, By /s/ Thomas Di Francisca at said final meeting the application school S77.50 p vic< of the Trustee to abandon real Selection ment, Mt. Olivet. Milwaukee way. Requiem Ma.ss, at 9 a.m. in Christ the posed by David Quill: 20-year period Green has Deputy Clerk Gai St. V incent de Paul church, E r n e s t F . G a y lo r d £. J o h n B . properly will be heard, passed upon 477-0537 b e fo re 1:1 King church, Omaha, Neb., been in Denver he has C a rra h e r and determined. lUNDKL, KUic Mary, of June 17. Interment, Ft, Logan. Lord, impress upon me after, by appointn Die for Dennis J. O Keefe, 76. served all three expansion A tto rn e y Dated at Denver, Colorado June 14, and Pebble Beach, i'alif., formerly Boulevard mortuaries. the great responsibility 741 Equitable Bldg., 1966. Mountain of Denver. Requiem Mass, SL O’Keefe was the chair programs of North Denver Denver, Colorado Beniamin C. Hilliard, Jr. hisi James church. June 17. Inter FEIERSTKIN, Evelyn D., IISO that is mine as I take Bank in various capacities. Telephone 266 0861 Referee in Bankruptcy Area man of thn board of (Published in the Denver Catholic 13— H o ly sho ment, Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Depew street. Requiem Mass, the wheel of my automo Published In the Denver Catholic O’Keefe Elovtl:-’ of Colo In the first expansion he R egister R eg ister) Jun mortunrie.H. Holy Family church, June 23. bile. As I need Thy guid F irs t P u b lic a tio n : Jun e 23, 1966 FOR S C turitt McPaddin rado, Inc., Duivpr. He is was a carpenter, in the F irs t P u b lic a tio n : J u n e 23, 1966 C Interment. ML Olivet. Boulevard ance in all things, so La st P u b lic a tio n : J u ly 14, 1966 Last P u b lic a tio n : J u ly 14, 1966 BRICK mortuaries. survived by two i>un.^, : ob- second, a supervisor; and 3 bedrooms, CIIUlSriAN, Claude, 2917 De- now especially do I gun lew street. Requiem Mass, SL. ert and Dennis Jr., of Om now in the third, contrac Dining room, full for HANSEN, Annie A., 157.50 W. when I have life and tor. Ished rec. roorr aha, and two daughters. W ith-ln 1,2 block ters 6th avenue. Golden. Requiem death in my hands. Schools. Mass, St. Joseph’s church, Sister Marie Joan, O.P., It i New York City, and Miss Colorado Springs Assume S’/4 JERRY BREEN (iolden, June 17. Interment, Mt. 428-1‘ is b OlivcL Marie Helen O Keefe, Den- When I would be care- N e Phone 424-4477 I''lor is t ver. less, remind me of Candidate 14 —Most Pre HKUER. C. Sterling, 3931 Ra P m Coi 11130 W. 44th Ave 1521 Champa He was buried in Om homes where there is BERONI leigh street. Requiem Muss, Justice Hilbert Schauer SPACh by 2UG-3I31 aha. sorrow and loneliness, of FURNITURE STORE Holy Family church, June 20. has announced that he will 66 M DRIVE IN 1 FLOOR T Interment, ML Olivet. Howard hospitals where broken UPHOLITERING J s RE-UPHOLSTBRiN9 AND U N I V E R S I T Y I fall mortuaries.! suffering bodies lie in .seek re-elec- MOTEL RBPAIRINO Joseph Nicoletti SMb C t v t n and D rap triH rooms, BIG yard, woo anguish because some Ition to the Stay with “Jay” Mad* ta O rdtr sprinkler system. bee JOHNSON, Rose .M., 2072 S. one forgot. Write indeli ( C o l o r a d o 820 N. Nevada F vm iiu ra Mada ta Order illiam.s street. Ke(|uicm Mass, Requiem High Mass was I4-22 la . W*h»al«h M E, won bly upon my conscience fS t a t e MAKE C SWIGERT BROS. Our Lady of Lourdes church, ofTered Saturday, June 18, cera that in a few careless S u p r e m e 757-ta June 20. Interment, ML Olivet. in Mt. Carmel church, are Boulevard mortuaries. moments I could be face C o u r t . He OPTOMETRISTS Denver, for Joseph Nicol PHIL LONG, INC dem to face with dire tragedy has served on PJuvm icu:ij^ JUST REDE . JOHNSTON, Denny M., II, etti, 68, who died June 14 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Close to shopping hau Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care for my own family as Ith e c o u r t 2525 S. C le rm o n t •1590 Heiich court. Requiem in P re s b y - «02 N. Wchcr and mass, Kit/simons Post chapel, well as for others. n large kitchen, s t e r 1 a n M E. 3 -2069 gea Harry W. Swigert, O.D. OPTICIAN! June 16. Interment, Tacoma, Give me grace to prac J a n u a r y , room, living rc Wash. m e d i c a l 1 9 6 5 w hen Colo. Springs, Cato. center after tice the Christian virtues COLORADO SPRINGS room . Nicely FreeJ Sinaldone of patience and thought he w as ap fenced yard. JOE KEATING. Koherta Ennis, of an illness of Judge Sehauer o r 297 5433. DonlacJ E. Gooldy, O.D. (Jeorgetown, Colo. Requiem fulness at all times. Help pointed by J. D. CROUCH St three weeks. Gov. John A. Love to fill a C. D. O’BRIEN Cheiry Creek Mass, Mother of God church, Nicoletti, a me to show the same 1550 C o lifo in ia St. 231 D e tio it St. June 22. Interment, ML OliveL courtesy and kindness to vacancy created by the LOETSCHER^S Olinger mortuaries. n a t i v e of death of Frank H. Hall. St 5 3 4 -5 8 1 9 3 5 5 -7 0 4 2 Denver, was other motorists that I woo MARTINKZ, Phillip Robert, the owner of want to expect from Schauer was born in Un SUPER MARKET troc 72.'>0 Bryant. Son of Mr. and them. When others ex derwood, N. Dak. He att 5 B L O C K ! S u n s h i n e Lou Mrs. Alfonso D. Martinez. Mass ceed the speed limit or ended Southern Methodist d u a l it y m a t s C H U R C H & of the Angels, Our Lady of Vi Laundry and volv otherwise break the law, university, Dallas, Tex., 4 bedroom, scat sitation church, dune ik Inter Mr. Nicoletti Cleaners for t PRODUCE and was awarded an A.B. fruit trees. Idea) grai ment. Mt. Olivet. 30 years He attended let me not be tempted to Quality Apparel Incomparable degree from the University Nalionally AdverNsed ly . U n d e r $30,000. wen Denver public school and do the same. IN CO LO RADO SPRINGS and help finance, .MEDINA, Guadalupe, 4920 W. Brands of Groceries Cre was graduated from West Remind me often that of Denver, followed by an SINCE 1872 fo r a p p o in tm e n t ti 39th avenue. Mass, St. Cajetan's LL.B. from the same insti worl church, June 17. Interment, FL high school. I am responsible to Thee 524 W. Colorado Ave. tution in 1951. Kiowa and Tejon Streets reqi) Service I,ognn. Nicoletti, who was a as well as to the state to 1 7 — N o t r wer obey the ordinances of During World War II, he member of American Le IMMEC mas Dignity SI.MMS, Maxine (Davis), 3311 gion Post No. 1 and John the highway; and when I served as a battalion trial W. 36th avenue. Requiem Mass, OCCUP cam St. (’atherine’s church. June 21. S. Stewart VFW Post No. do not, I sin against judge advocate in the Eu NOLAN FUNERAL HOME k i n g s i z e t weel Facilities 1. was listed in the 1958 Thee as well as my fel ropean theater. In Colora "THE ONLY CATHOLIC OWNED AND OPERATED lectric k1tch< Interment, Ml. Olivet. Boulevard FUNERAL HOME IN COLORADO SPRINGS" I t e r m s . E ’ mortuaries. Who’s Who in Colorado. low man, even though do, he has served as mu be ■ Price Surviving, in addition to nobody else may be nicipal judge, deputy dis THE NOLAN FAMILY SWEENEY. .Michael, .503.16th m e m b e r s N.ATIONAL c a t h o l ic FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD CLOVER on street. Golden. Requiem Mass, his wife, Lena, are a son, watching and no acci trict attorney, and as as M E. 2 -4 7 4 2 1985-0321 985-4 stai St. Joseph’s church. Golden, Thomas Nicoletti, of Den dent may result. sistant district attorney. wil June 18. Interment, Mt. Olivet. ver: three daughters: Mrs. Lord, grant me control He was elected to the dis 1858 SO. u a m e d i a t e c Ma HOWARD mortuaries Juliet Schray of Broom- of my car and myself at trict bench in 1956 and REALTY riJOWSKL Steven M.. 802.5 W. 3 bedroom brick 8ch> lield; Mrs. Marie Geinger all times. So help me to returned to office in 1960. Eiec'ric KtTcnen Park Avenue Chapel 41th place. Son of Mr. and Mrs. AAAY INSURANCE H of 'MAter beat not} Berkeley Park Chapel Henry H. L'bowski. Mass of tho o f Arvada; and Mrs. Jo save life and not to de Schauer and his wife, CO. E. 17lh and Marion at Park Ave. 2 c a r ga rag e tion West 46th and Tennyson Angels, Sts. Peter and Paul's Ann Evanich of Westmins stroy it, and by example Jimmie, have two children: 725 NO. TEJON *'jll basemen ing. 222-1651 433-6425 church, June 21. Interment, ML ter, and eight grandchil to lead others to do the Stephen Philip, 13, and Phon. 633-7731 Colorado Springs CLOVER OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. dren. same. Amen. Susan Pamela, 4. 1985-0321 . . 985-4 )ardinal Shehan Mourns Tragedy of Lithuania J u n e 73, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P a ge 13 has died on the way. Most of Know Your by ^Baltimore — Cardinal June 15 was the 25th an World War II in much of cfforLs to bring the crimes Twrencc Shehan has niversary of the day "when these victims were mem Europe and Asia, and re of genocide and of religious re tjri’d Catholics to pray for 34,260 Lithuanians — bers of the Household of cently in Cuba." persecution before the in * Communist-oppressed among them the sick, the the Faith." The Cardinal called on United Nations.” he added. Real Estate oople of Lithuania and to aged, and children — were He added: "Catholics of the Arch "Let us commend efforts to t h e iSrork for international pro packed into cattle-cars by "This was but one in diocese of Baltimore and pass appropriate resolu :al, secution of the crimes of Soviet officials and sent on stance of the systematic upon people of all faiths tions in the Congress of People 3er- genocide and religious per a harrowing journey to un persecution of religion and everywhere never to forget the United Stales. ave secution committed against disclosed points in the the genocide which has their co-religionists behind "As we commemorate "Call The Man ^ h e m . Soviet Union. been practiced by the Com the Iron, the Bamboo, and Captive Nations Week, un - G izrlijR Aitels I'linii Van Srhtnirk" Cardinal Shehan. Arch "Without food, or water,' munists since 1917 in the the Sugar Cane Curtains." proclaimed annually by the Srrxing ro- bishop of Baltimore, noted and with little air, many Soviet Union, and since "L et us encourage all President of the United W ritm inilrr States, I call upon the North Drover people of the archdiocese North (itrnn rrs and upon all men of good A rv n d a olo- will to remember in special Fir all of your ka, prayer the suffering Real Estate Needs ico. Church of Silence, all those the oppressed unjustly by BUYINO SELUNO TRAD1N6 Communism; but in this the Rei 47S-1873 -The Man To St* /« From Look Btally" Rtt. 429 8271 LO U T E Z A K 2 ~ All Saints year which marks the 25lh in / REPOSSESSIONS anniversary of the tragedy LTD. RES. 424-329S OFFICE 297.340I •na- 5371 W . IO W A M.iu\ homes — Redeco of Lithuania let us pray Van Schaack & Co. 000 A beautiful brick. 3 bedrooms, particularly for the perse LOOK 1% bath home. Fully carpeted 4 ^ ' rated — like new. From 2 2127 W. 72nd. Av«. REALTORS REALTOR INSUROR and draped. 2 car garage, full z y c V sr cuted and oppres.sed Cath U7.V) W. Coli.ix \\L-. to -5 sears old. .-Ml prices. olics of that country whose basement, covered patio, real s / Some no down. Best hn>s 1 ..k.-Uoo.l C m Io . p riv a c y . G l a p p ra is e d a t 518,105, priests and people in our NO DOWN PAYMENT. "Don't A\Y\\ HERE. midst are so dear to us "Call the Man "There s A Home for YOU Call KEN CAVINS Miss Seeing This One!" Call and have done so much to at MONTCLAIR” 233-6537 o r J I M W A L S H , 237-3580 METRO REALTY add luster to the Arch From Van Schaack" Buying-ScUing-Trading E ve s. diocese of Baltimore. REAL ESTATE RIDGEWOOD REALTY ______238-7619______"During July, let the ask prayer of the faithful in lEO 9485 W . C o lfa x 233-6S37 31 1 31 FARIET 3 *1 11 > CRESTMOOR Large 3 bdrm. brick wllb formal dln- the Mass include the invo- abut SEE 6'— Blessed Sacrament ■cOlfAX """■ -■ f 1 ningroom. electric kilchen, has espe C iU io n : For the Church of balk KENNETH 35 1 31 New aid R. 1968 IV Y 1 cially nice rec. room. 2'.i baths. & 2 Silence, and for all who 1 1 car garage, plus 4ih bdrm. in gar suffer persecution unjustly Rcsali CAVINS OPEN SUN. 2 to 4:30 den-level. C a ll JO E R A Y . 297-5433. ( IJ List Now! Haais Outstanding 5 year old 5 bed 24 from Communism, let us S J A ) Bill Molitor ard ) room home. Hot water heat, " i ray to the Lord: Lord * O fc. 399-T401 main floor fam ily room. Consid Eave mercy.’ ” Res. 757-3020 Office 297-5448 Ofc. 297.5445 Res. 377-7173 aln »t IT ■e9 VAN SCHAACK Res. 322-2015 Jlred er trade. TERMS WIDE OPEN. 27S U n iv. B lv d . R ea ltor 297-5000 P ro Van Schaack & Co. .Member of S l J a m e s Parish ly o f WRIGHT REALTY South-East Ofc. le 15 Farm Study Unit Van Schaack &Co. alm a 377-3307 Our Personalized Realtor Insurer Service Sells Homes MONTCLAIR r e a l t o r INSUROR 275 University Blvd. Christ the King Sets Ranch Talks 1424 P o p la r 399-1401 275 University Blvd. The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. 315 D A H L IA Steamboat Springs — lave 52,000 on this well kept 2 Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. tedroom home with formal din- Members of the agricul ngroom. Another bedroom, rec ture-livestock committee of 23 —St. Anne 32-St. John's 25lkf S. B roa dw a y oom, and ^ bath down. Living the Colorado Association of room has m irror that covers en FAMILY HOME Commerce and Industry tire wall. Fireplace, double ga OWNER Assume this loan for only Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register— 52500 - located '2 block from GOTTA BE QUICK will attend a one day rage. Call BETTY WELLS. 794- Ask for the Classified Department DER« Solid 4 bedroom bi-levcl brick. St. John's Catholic Church. 3 meeting at the Jerry Fox >ed) Oarage, large rec room, 2 baths. bedrooms, fam ilyroom , full Cali the fastest gal in the Only Want .tds received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday b a s e m e n t , la r g e k itc h e n . 728 ranch in Steamboat MONTE CARROLL, Beautiful rods and drapes in West for govt, homes. No ______can be published in the current week's paper. ______ELIZABETH. HENRY EOLER, lain sf REALTOR cluded. Good Grass. Assume Springs on June 24. Robert u lre d 771-3671 - 297-5272. down. Mary Lee, 421-5478 or SEWING MOUNTAIN COTTAGES ROOMS FOR KENT 955-1631 355-1631 S’ i ' r F H A loa n . B a la n ce of 514.- Moninger, committee I th e 534-5849. ______F O R R E N T ______Room for rent. Kitchen privileges. >unty 850. 6752 Q u a y C t. chairman said that such 9 —Guardian Angels MENDING AND ALTERATIONS Employed girl. Also roommate want- a th e 421-0426 VAN SCHAACK problems as landowner-re- ______322-9469______ca lis t Looan. 825-9369. sa id G ra n d L a k e CHAFFEE PARK creationist relations, na SITUATIONS WANTED 1860 W . 50th A V E . ★ I HAVE THE KEY ★ t SEWING MACHINES ___ Hi-Country Cottages 24 —St. Anthony tional farm-city observance ______FEMALE ______3 bedroom home, detached ga 36-Atl Souls to over 100 Gov't, repossessed 'SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH. Zigzags, Daily or Weekly Rates plans, discussion of a pos button holes, etc. sacrifice for 2 pay- rage. Fenced yard. Dishwasher, “ • R M .' B R IC K” ~ homes, in all areas. Many "NO Everything Furnished with Lady wishes work in Rectory nice lawn and flowers. 2 blocks DOWN." sible meat source labeling m erits of S4.01 o r $7.50 cash. 244 6450. K itc h e n s . • NEAR VILLA • B Y O W N E R fo r one P rie s t. 237-2367______to shopping and bus line. Close F u lly c a rp e te d a n d d ra p e d , 1'.2 CALL RICHARD WaUAMS ANYTIME law for Colorado, agricul 1966 WHITE AUTOMAT IC TV Does most everything, all built in. W ig s to all schools. $10,250 no down baths, large living room and 3 BEDROOMS 422-2376 Min. Reservations. 2 Days. Gl. ses P.l.T.I. Easy FHA or ture products marketing Take o ve r 3 paym ents o f SS.50 o r S15.00 ______627 3511______kitchen, fenced yard, carport. C. H. DONELSON INC. cash. 623-1566.______. W IG S SP E cT ^ WIGS Conventional. Phone for ap No down cold war vets, pay NEAR CHURCH AND SCHOOL 6054 W . 38TH A V E . expansion proposals, and All UXTc human hair, all hand welted SINGER AUTOMATIC SITUATIONS WANTED p o in tm e n t. m ents 5118 m o . C a ll Russ C ole PRICED TO SELL NOW similar items, vital to Col fro n t, o ve r l(X) colo rs to choose fro m . D O N 'T C A L L E xce lle nt Condition. M u st se ll. S25.00 Sale price SSO.OO. All credit cards ac 424-1454 o r 422-3122 m an. 935-1111. orado’s rural economy, will cash, o r Swap. 825 5080. ______MALE ______ceptable. No down payments. SS 00 j T A S S E T R e a lto r 936-2361 771-5122 V A O R F H A be reviewed. "Boy-H igh School Junior per month. Special styling on wigs I 5290 WYANDOT SINGER 1966 CONSOLE S3.9B any style. j to see over 100 repossessed Zigzags, buttonholes and makes many Wanting A Job" fk /a NEAR CHURCH 25 —St. Bernodefto A & R W ig C e n te r ] ER, 38 —St. Mary Magdalene hom es. fancy stitches without extra attach 355-7863 & SCHOOL C all Realtors' Board ments to buy. Assume payments ot '3801 Fenrrai Blvd. ______j'i3-1344| 8110 \V. 3rd. PL. NEW LISTING 55.06 o r S17.00 cash. 433-6400. 3 bedroom frame. 2 baths, itar- .NEAR VH.LA ITALIA. DEN. BEHY BURLAGE den level full basement. Air 2725 Z E N O B IA APTS. FOR RENT *2 block to church and school. 3 Backs Amendment conditioned each room. Priced Federal Center, Cr-jrches and 466-5768 FURNISHED ______ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL for quick sale. 477-9452 OWNER Schools. Owner offers comfor bedroom newer brick. Only table 4 bedrooms brick ranch; 2 518.950. Liv.-din. combination, The board of directors of To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section I th o or 455-7975 The firms listed here 2 blocks to Loyola and stores. baths; newly decorated; moun remodeled electric kitchen, full the Colorado Association of lo r e deserve to be remem Bus stops In front. Private th e tain view full basement. 238- part finished basement with 4th Real Estate Boards (.CAR- 1 1 — H o ly F a m ily bered when you are dis bath. 2605 Y o rk . 534-1883______FOR SI.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS la d e 2906 bedroom and extra bath, fenced, EB> has voted unanimously I n a l 4351 QUITMAN lan d sca p e d . G R E E N E , 623-3700. tributing vour patronage Id e a l fo r n e w ly w e d s . 1620 D e TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP s a id to support the constitution Very clean 2 bedrooms plus 2 4 B E D R O O M B R IC K JOHN R. GREENE "REALTOR” to the different lines of troit. Newly fui nished and dec ip tcy rooms In fin. bsmt. al amendment which will This offer good for Classified Section only. RedecoraicO throughout kjt., 7 3534 W . 38th A ve. 477-1678 business. orated 1 bedroom apt. Colored 4001 FEDERAL baths, bsmt., ov«r-sized 3 car gar, limit real estate taxes to fix t u r e s , huge clo se ts. 585. 322- Attention Doctors and Dentists. Does not apply to Real Estate Display storm windows, oatio. Shade trees, 41 -S ts. Peter & Paul 5444. (R-2) zone. Separate entrance, -U per cent of market’ m a n y e x t r a s . M o v e in to d a y 3447 Advertising home and office. value and phase out the Bryant. No down VA. $65- per mo. APTS. TO SHARE ART BEST REALTY 429-6314 3 Beautiful Ranch homes. 87.50 Per Month state’s inventory tax over a FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX $9500 D O N 'T M IS S T H IS ' Employed man (25-30) to All with f.f. bsmts., 4 & 5 bdrms. E V E S . 477-5826 8007 F e d e ra l GREEN GABLES REALTY 10-year period, according to share 2 bedroom duplex. to rs, 1010 CLARKSON ST. hom es, fireplaces, double garage. J. Chalmers Ewing of Den Vicinity of Our Lady of Grace IS as 3 BLKS.-CHURCH & SCHOOL 965-0321 965-4469 733-1329 Easy financing available. Priced at NO LEASES REQUIRED and Air Force Finance Center. s a id 3 bdrms., 2 story brick. I'i ver, CAREB president. A 31 St. Jam es R easonable. 244-7749 E ves. baths, w. to w. carpet. Liv. rm. $27,900-528.500 & $29,900 1-Bedroom, luxuriously car report said the realtors din. rm. Master bdrm. Close to ASSUME LOAN peted, draped, air condi hope to get this amend Help Wanted Female transportation. Beautiful patio. Dandy brick ranch, 2 twin size Call ROCCO J. URSINI. 477-7811 tioned. All appis. Brand new ment on the ballot for the PRIEST HOUSEKEEPER •4527 R a le ig h . C a ll fo r a p p o in t bdrms., large living rm., dining b u ild in g . Wanted for Mountain Parish, near to ta l m e n t. RIDGEWOOD REALTY 1966 general election in Denver. Transportation necessary. snts. rm., bsmt. with family rm., new IMMEDIATE November. Write Box L19 c 0 The Register 477-7423 carpet and drapes. 972 Poplar st. 1415 W Clltii 233-IUI OCCUPANCY C all T o n y S a rv e r, 333-3840 eves. Housekeeper------andcare r for See Manager on premises Let's trade yours for ours. partially invalid elderly man. 42 -S l. Phil o r phone 722-2839 4 RM. HOUSE MONTCLAIR W elfare Live-in. 288-1314 CLIP SI.00 TO IT AND M AIL TO th a t On bus line, near church and REALTOR NEW OFFERING Classified Advertising, The Register itio n school 577.50 plus utilities. 1424 P o p la r 399-1401 B Y O W N E R 741 CORONA ______PET BOARDING ______* e a l Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to 5 bedrooms, 2'2 baths, many TERMS. Ooq and Cat Boarom g R. .isr-'-.to ■ jpo n 477-0537 b e fo re 1:00 p.m./477-1069 C h ief extras. Excellent condition. rates PuOD'CS bought and sold sstn ar-o 825-1145 NEW LISTING OR HOME and INCOME after, by appointment. No .V.t'.finqion Cai'2e6S2'2 Small older 2 bedroom home. 1 Priced to sell. BARS - MOTELS - APTS. block church and school. Beau 1226 C L A Y T O N TWO A ppoin ted tiful condition In and out. OVER 322-5213 EXCELLENT HOTELS DOWNTOWN 13 — H o ly T r in it y S IZ E D G A R A G E . 59.500. NEWPORT REALTY LEASES * F O R S A L E 1256 STEELE SPECULATE ON 5 ACRES Mayor Tom Currigan has SERVICE DIRECTORY 355-4900 B R I C K H O M E Cheerful 3 bedrooms, 2 r.ew a tk fo r announced the appointment 3 bedrooms, and full baths. baths, patio. Excellent con- Dining room, full basement, fin JOHN or KEN of Orlando Romero as act 825-1145 2150 NIAGARA d it io n . ished rec. room, large yard. Charming 2 bedroom brick with 244-7928 244-3313 ing director of the Denver W 'th-in 1.2 block to Parochial 2.5.5-5676 3rd. bedroom or den. Beautifully Department of Welfare. AUCTION, SERy. DIRC. ELECTRIC W IRING Schools. landscaped. Carpeting and Assume 5V'd% Loan CLARA ALVEY, RLTY. Romero, of Westminster, drapes included. Priced at KNUTSON REALTY ROSVALL AUCTION ei'i’mTt'ef°98 53T8 ^ 34^ 663" ’’ '*^'* LIGHT HAULING ______428-1584______512,900. Call JERRY URBAN, 777-1073 1231 E. Colfax replaces Miss Charline J. 1238-48 S. B ro a d w a y 722-4721 771-5867 (31 S -L E ) 770 vo'*s. r,.>»indc'-f'g. 'epaifv Ca"*an. ANYTHING ANYWHERE OWNER W ILL SACRIFICE Birkins, welfare director 23 y e a rs in a u c tio n fie ld . • 14—Most Precious Blood MOORE ...... E V 6 0’ 68 424 1855 Excellent R-3 corner. 1 block to Court Appraisers • Liquida Realtor 2234 s. Colo. Blvd. for 13 years, who has been Jim Dwyer Electric SPACIOUS 756-3601 church. Assume loan, small appointed stale director of tors e Estates • Bankrupt e PAINTING down. Older brick, good income Furniture • Equipment • ” W E S T E R N 1 FLOOR BHAUTY 1431 P E A R L P a o r'in fj 5t