New Nine-Classroom Addition for St. Francis de Sales' High School Ready Next September
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REGISTER Architects' sketch of oddition (at left) to St. Fronds' de Sales' High School, Denver; connecting section with present building is at center. VOL. Lit. No. 23. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17,1957 DENVER, COLORADO Student8 attending St. Fluorescent lighting will be roof, of 20-year construction, Francis de Sales’ High employed throughout. A consid can be easily removed when erable portion of the expense construction of the thiri floor School, Denver, in the involved in the project is for U feasible. 1957-58 curricular year electrical rewiring of the old Architect for the project fa will enjoy the facilities of building to bring it up to Pub John K. Monroe. Th* Kirehbof the modern plant sketched lic Service standards. Construction Company ha# tbe CATHEDRAl PARISH NEAR The new unit will have steel- general contracL and McCarty above. The RL Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., pastor of sash windows, wails o f cinder £ Johnson Plumbing and Heat the parish and superintendent block, acoustical tile ceilings, ing Company, tbe mechanical of the school, announced that snd asphalt tile floors. The contracL contracts for the construction of the new entrance (center) Founder of Home on Ran^e and nine
RAGE THREE Thursday, January 17, T9S7 Office, 938 Banneeh Sfreet TH E DEKVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4*420S -B , Reared .,//-» MotherIes9> I Family i Served in Denver, Fort Collins pmTheatine Killed byMexicon Robbers
Mrs. Weber, Dies at 85 By I. R. W alsh the shrine were away when the Fullana arrived in the U. S. to FATHER JOHN FULLANA. crime was committed. Among work in the then Dioewe of MRS. BERTHA M. WEBER. 1938, four years after the C.R., 63, who served at St. Ca- items stolen was a valued ei- Denver. Besides parish work at 88, grandmother of two Den death o f his w ife. Rose. An jetan’i Parish, -Denver, from borium embedded with gold S t Cajetan's, he also served at ver Jesuits, was buried from other daughter, Mary Weber, ibout 1930 to 1938, was mur buttons from Majorca and pre Conejos-Bnd Antonito. V ■ V St Ignatius Loyola's Church came from Switzerland to Den- dered in the rectory of Our cious stones given the priest by veV, upon the death o f her sls- Lady of Fatima Shrine, Mexico his mother. FROM 1936 UNTIL ABOUT Jin. 14. A pioneer member of a a a the parish, she died Jan. 10, ter-in-law in 1932, to assist City, Jan. 9. Mexican euthori- 1950, Father Fullana compiled surrounded by members of her Mrs. Berths W eber In caring ties said he died from a skull A SOLEMN REQUIEM an unusual record at Holy Fam family, in the home, 2420 Gay- for the children at the family fracture inflirted by robbers, MASS was offered at the shrine ily Church. Fbrt Collins. He luril Street. home in f.oyola Pariah. one o f whom waa capturod the won the hearts of the Spanish- Father Joseph Weber, SJ.. ErailTrei, who married Mary next day. speakiag people of his con^e- was celebrant of the Solemn Weber in 1937, has been as a Father Fullina's death was gation by his untiring work in Requiem Mass. Father Leo father to the W eben since that discovered -Thursday morning, their behalf. Weber, S.J., another grandson, time. He is also mreUker atij.n. 10. Parishioners noticed A Solemn Requiem Mau was was deacon, and Father Ed Loyola Church. The couple the gates at the priest's resi offered Jan. 14 in Holy Family ward P. Murphy, S.J., pastor, have one son, Al, a graduate of dence -were still locked. Upon Church for Father Fullana by was subdearon. Father William Regis High School, 1966, and investigation they found him Father A nthw y Homar, C.R., Heavey, SJ., assistant pastor, now attending Regis College, dead. His mouth was gagged who succeed^ him as Mitor. preached. a a a . and his hands and feet were Father Francis Colon. C.R., as Holy Family Hiyh School lenior*. and Sally and Fimt piece • • • IN ADDITION to the two tied. Debate Meet Trophies Sandra Mally, second place nesative winners sistant pastor at Antonito. was w i n n e r k in riests,' the Weber children are from St, Francis d* Sales' High School, Denver, MRS. WEBER was bom In Padre Juen't great ambi- deacon, and Bro. Anselm Jara- frank, a Denver certified pub millo, C.R., of St Andrew Beestiv* debkte, Ed Schwsrtz end Joe Doutsard, admire their trophies. Switzerland Dec. 8. 1871, Her tioo wat te anlarga hi* ihrine El lic accountant and graduate of -i- husband died there in 1909. to our Ledy of Fetime, end Avellino's Seminary, Denver, and she came to the U.S. in Regis College, class of 'SI; subdeacon. I it wei this that cost him hia • • • >Vin Top SpolN in Colorado Nprin|S.<> Debnto Tourno.v 1920 with three of her five end Mary, a graduate o f Ca- life. He lellced. both in aer- children. She had resided in tbedral High School, 1949. mona and to individuala, con- t h r o u g h ' H 1 S UNIQUE Loyola Parish since 1928. Mrs, W eber fo r years at atantly of hia dream, and it VENTURES in the manufac Holy Family, De Sales Speech Victors One daughter, Sister Euse tended daily Mass and received wea known that ha had a aunt ture of mops and a parish co bis. a member of the Poor Sis Communion, She was a member of money saved up. operative grocery store. Fa ters of St, Francis Seraph, of the parish women's society, a r e ther Fullana, assisted hy de Schwarts and Joe Doussard Catholic student teams in Colorado Springs Jan. 12. the Regis Guild, the Third Or FATHER JOHN ORDINAS, voted parishioners, was able to of Holy Family took a top- from Holy Family and _St Speaking on the question: der o f St. Francis, and the C.R., pastor of St. Cajetan's build up the Fort Collins par Francis de Sales' Uiith “ Resolved, that the federal place trophy on the negative Dominican Aid Society. Church, said the Theatine priest ish plant. Labor fo r the ven side. A brother-and-sister Schools, Denver, talked them- government should sustain For several years, in the had just locked the gates at tures was furnished by the m^n selves into both fin t and sec the price of major agricul- team from South High, Den early history of the parish, she of the parish. the residence in Mexico City Rot. John FulUna, C.R, ond places in the annual invi Uira! pfodurta at not less ver, Sue and Kent Sima, mended altar cloths, albs, and when he was jumped by three Tho profit realised from the took the top spot on the af tational debate tournament than 90.per-cent parity." Ed other items for the church, robbers. The captured man was Friday, Jan. 11, by Father An sale of mops— which be termed firmative side, which .she would bring home to identified as having worked for drew B onet C.R. Father .An the “ beat that money can buy" Another "family” team, tew, She assisted regularly in Father Fullena a few years thony Sagrera, C.R., Superior — provided a humble living for Scored Hit on Bruadmiy twins Sally and Sandra Mally washing, ironing, and repair previously. of the Theatine Fathers in the the workers. P rofit from the of St. Francis de Sales', won ing church linept. Apparently the robbers were U. S. and Mexico, left Denver grocery co-operative helped to 'Finian's Rainbow' Picked second place on (he negative ' * . * acquainted with the shrine and for Mexico City after receiving complete the charch, support side of the same question. TWO ROSART SERVICES the residence, Father Ordinaa word of Father Fullana’s death. the school, and provide for the The second-place affirmative were held in the Boulevard added. Two priests stationed at On June 29, 1925, Father people's modest wants in food was taken by a Colorado Mortuary Sunday, Jan. 13. and clothing. As Star Nights Production Springs High School team. Ona at 2:30 p-m. was Forty-one teams from ligious ami members IN ALL HIS WORK as gro schools throughout the state Regis Guild, and the other Finian'f Boiniov. the Broad-] praised revival in 196.^, Ffwmii's Family Fled to Freedom cery clerk and supervisor of participated in the meet held 7:30 was attended hy the Uity. way musical comedy with ital Sainhow is loaded with songs the manufacture of mops, Fa- at Colorado College. Other Burial was in M t Olivet Cem always and fancifulness built abniit the pot I that have now become well-loved Catholie schools that partici etery. was not un- of gold an Irishman has spirited I everywltere, tneh as “How Afe pated were Cathedral and ;; From Hungary's Commies Things in Glocca Morra?" It Present in the sanctuary cuilonjer to enter . away from the leprechauns of Mt. Carmel o f Denver, AbJ the Ma.^• were Fathers Heavey, his country and brought to also features bright comedy, fCoufiiiHed From Pape 0»c) the succession o f camps that the store and first kiss the boy of Canon City, and who brought Mrs. Weber dally priest's hand — the same hand America, will be presented hy Icprechaun-like fantasy, and a returned to Budapest on Rus followed. Sandor registered his Pueblo Catholic. Communion for more than a that weighed out a pound of I.oreCto Heights College as the good smattering of social satire. sian tnieks after dsys of ques family for tha United States on month al home; Michael Schae pinto beans or reached for a eighth annual Star Nights pro tioning hy the secret police. Nov. 29. The fam ily was then Mogieol Pot of Gold fer, S.J-, assistant pastor; can of tomatoes. duction at City Auditorium on ■The Csabanyis arrived hsrk placed under the sponsorship This Utter element is at the' Louis Fitzsimmons, S.J., from of the 'NCWC Catholic Relief Completing the church, in Feb. IS. in their Budapest apartment at expense of a Claghom-ish char Mrs. Bertha M. W eber Trinidad; John Teeling, SJ., 7:30 p.m. Nov. 22. A t 6:30 Services. stalling stained glass windows, With a record o f 91 week.s on Prairie Priest • • • acter in the show named Sen and Gene Kelly, SJ„ both enlarging the convent, envision Broadway in its first produc a.m. the next morning they ator Bilboard Rawkina, who died in 1935 in St. Anthony's from Regis; and Walter Huber, ing a new school, end scores tion o f 19d7, and a warmly were oii a train, again headed THE JOURNEY o f the Csa- makes the Irish heroine ao fur- Hospital, Denver, where ehe was S.H.B,, of the Bethlehem Fa- for freedom. This time they banyi family took them from of other projects came under iouf 'with hia bigoted comments Runs Ranch for stationed. Another daughter in tberv Father Bernard Murray, left the train at a point 50 their camp to Vienna to Salz the Theatine Father's ovef-all. about Negroes that she. sitting Germany and a son in Switzer SJ., of Regia attended services kilometers from, the border at burg to Munich and finally by program. By all he wat re Paul Horan, Jr,, above the magical pot of gold, land each are the parents of at the cemetery. 4 a.m. lane to Camp Kilmer; N. J. spected as a priest intensely in carelaasly expresses a wish that three children. • « • rived in Englewood just ■ • e Father Joseph Weber is sta ^h‘ terested in his people's spiritual comes true—that he become Homeless Boys tioned at St. Joseph's Hall, De SANOOR CARRIED the lit five days ago, Saturday. Jan, and temporal welfare. Wins Oratorical black for a while and so know ^Costimied From Pops Ong) MRS. W EBER'S Other son. catur HI., and Father Leo is at tle girl on hia back. Anna and 12. • • • how it feels. In consequence he with $12.1 Then Mr. and Mrs. Adolph, the father of the four St. Mary's College, St. Marys, the two .boys walked through Asked whether they had seen BORN IN MAJORCA, an Is has an awful time, to the satis K. B. Lievens, childless couple Weber children, succumbed in Kans. the bitter winter weather. The Cardinal Mindsxeniy, Sandor land oh the coast of Spain, in Contest of State faction of evepyone else. of Sentinel Butte, read about 60 kilometers were covered in explained that their apartment 1893, he took his seminary A' senior o f Regis High School, Other magical wishes also his speech and donated their .About Catholie Faith 17 hours. The route, a different was directly across the street studies at the Theatine Semi Denver,-Paul Horan, Jr., 3i0 come true in the show, By the filiO-acre ranrh on the rich land one, led through marshland, from the American Legation nary, St. Espenolet, there. He Jersey Street, has h « n named rumor of (he existence of gold of the Golden Valley. Other refugees joined them. but that they were not aware was ordained in the Cathedral winner of the Colorado "Voice in the ground of the idyllic val Father Cstiedy'i former Colorado Springs Station The number had reached 70 hy the Cerdinal had sought politi o f Palme, Majorca, Feh, 24, of Democracy" contest The an ley to which Fiilian McLonergan boki, Joeeph E. Willisma, by the lime the border was cal .asylum there until crowds 192.3. His silver jubilee was nouncement was made Satur> has come to bury his treasure, this time vice preaident of the in sight. beglin to gether in front of the marked at the Fort Collins par di.v, Jan. 12. the glittering crock works an bank, paited the hat in the Telecasts 'We B^tieve' About 40 of the group were building, ish March 7, 1948. Horan will receiva a four- other magic fo r all the poor ten- hallowed Chsae halts, and youths, boys and girls, They ant farmers who dvrell there. earaa up with $1,000. A Tha Rev. James J. McQuade, ther McQuade will again be made a break and ran for free As gold does whenever it is bur- houaawifa sant a frying pan, S.J.. former head of the religion found surrounded by his Ingen dom when the bordpr was near. ted in a vault, it produces un and tfaa Hnuaa on tho Ranga department of John Carroll Uni ious array of unique props and The Russians recaptured all of MARDI GRAS bound credit. was raady to bacoma a homa. versity in Cleveland, 0 ., will other visual aids as he explains them. In the ensuing confusion Join the happy throng for the famous pre-L«nten festival The Rainbow Valley farmers It was ineorporatad in July discuss the Catholic belief con in simple language the beliefs and with the help of two Hun have 10 much credit they can o f 1950. cerning God in this week's We nf Catbolics concerning the ns- garian soldiers, the rest of the , Colorful and quaint New Orleans at its gayest. buy anything they want without But a ranch needs cattle. Ra. Believe television series in Colo lure o f God. His background as group waded waist high through Leave Denver February 28 .... Snell, former Lieutenant Govet a teacher and television person an icy river and reached Aus paying a penny, and so appro rado Springs. Includet rail tickets, hotel accommodations, parade nor of North Dakota, got every We Believe wa.s produced hy ality are clearly indicated as be trian territory. priately sing the rousing songs, • • » tickets, night life tour, 30 mile cruise on the Misnseippi, "When the Idle Poor Become the rancher he could to donate ani- the National Council of Catholic takes vieweis over the route of and special Uardi Gras Ball. Idle Rich" end “ The Grdat mats. They all, rather naturally, Men and is being telecast over Catholic doctrine in a etmple TAKEN IN AND FED by Come and Get It Day." All gave cows. A herd cannot grow Station. KRDO-TV every Mon- and unhurried fashion that Austrian farmers who had sig RATEvS FROM $i:{4.96 dreams come true in this show that way, A collection taken up d a y n t 7:30 p.m. The series ia makes his talks easily under naled them with flashlights, —with the Irish that sort of at s Montana-Dakota conven designed to acquaint both Cath standable to people of all edu the refugees were taken to an thing can happen. tion of ranchers brought enough olic and non-Catholic with the cational backgrounds. Au.strian village the following pAhjUc’AhjihidarL TRAVEL In this blithe mixture of tune to purchase two fine bulls— and basic doctrine nf the Church in KRDO-TV. Channel 13, is re morning and were registered ful songs and kidding of medi that was the start of the an educational and objective ceive in tbe Colorado Springs with Austrian aulhoriUei, eval superstitions about lepre- ranch's ,now growing and manner. area, and We Believe ia prt- Papers and credentials were 517 17th St,a»s«>i» DsBvw avv Bids-MA. 3-1211 ehauns and modern legends of i proving herd- In this week’s program Fa- teated as a public service. inspected and re-inspected in race-bigotry, laced with quaint Althoufb there urea plenty Iriah humor and American exu o f range, fo r awhile the OFFICIAL HOLY NAME CALENDAR berance. Dennis Gallagher and ebandoned granary on the Anne Chase will have the roles Lievana ranch waa tha only o f Finian McLonergan and his home. Father Caaaedy, how wistful daughter, Sharon; John ever. BOW haa a two-atory McGowan will be seen as the brick ranch house, or dormi capering, fickle leprechaun; Sue tory, which houaea e chapel Paul Horan, Jr. Sommerfeldl and Mary Ann aod dining room too. What year full tuition scholarship to Dunn as the girl who Is mute, ba daaperately naeda ia a Colorado State College of Edu- and so dances out what she has gymnasium, aod be ie light ctUon at Greeley. Ha will also to say until another magical ing ceudlei before the atat- receive a three-day expense- wish frees her tongue: Wayne ues f t Mary in considerable paid trip to the national awards Jackson as the tenant-farmer quantity asking that some irogram in ’ W ashin^on, D.C., who falls in love with Sharon: one will make this poasihle. [n February, and will compete and Bob Ogren as tbe villainous Father Cassedy 1s most grate on tbe national level for one of Senator Rawkins. ful for the way in which the I'ommunity has accepted his fou r $500 Kholarship.s. ' ' i - boys. The theater owner lets them into shows free, the non- Catholic doctor end dentist do nate their services, and all the boys attend the Beach Public High School. One of hia boys Is co-captain of the basketball team and another on the varsity squad. Even when one or two of the boys get into youthful scrapes, the community seems to understand. And the Prairie Priest knows it is all vrorthwhile when one o f his graduates comes home CneSnun 1 from the Air Force to spend Christmas on the Range. This Boulevard Mortuaries same led, incidentally, thinks he will become a priest so that he m t • DENVet'S UAOIH& CATMOUC HMTVAIIES * can assist Father Cassedy. One final incident proves ■MS. jA H i F. itfCOHarr • w in s t. ihceiun • lOstfK r. asceiurr how. even in the most difficult MMX J. aaan cases, tbe Home on the Range pays dividends. A brilliant but Glaad M iU • DIHVQl. COLMAbO unruly lad visited town one eve Federal loatevord at Spaer levtevsrd • • So. Celarada and WssIssJppi Avtiaa ning and the temptation proved too great. He committed petty theft..A few days later he ran OllSM I fnndM fltA A 7wn Denver students. Kay Glowes'awsy from the ranch, and fi- a n u a t u 1957 M Ueen v u n u iu u io (ieft)_gnrt Caml Springer (rightl.'nally ended up in Milwaukee, 1957 have been selected as Star Nights queen cahdidates by (he junior, Brought to a court hearing and 7,rj
' RT RAGE FIVE TSurtdoy, January 1 7 ,19S7 Offiea, 938 Bannock Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephena, Keytfena 4^208 Senior Choir St. Cojeton's Laymen Painting Church Hall In Sacred Heart (S i . Caielea’i Parish, Denver) stall athletic eiiuipnent on tha Through tht efforts of Robert school grounds. Throufdi the Sanchez, Sr.; Art JaramiJlo and fund-raUing p rojects other son, Gui Garcia, Don Gonzales, school needs, repairs, sports, Parish Elects and Gene Chavez, the painting etc,, will be met. of the church's basement hail it In line with this tetivi^, the (Saerod Heart Periok. Denver) almost completed. These men PTA and ths Fithen’ Club The Senior Choir elected of are active board members of have scheduled the second big ficers fo r tha coming year as the Athletic Club, the fathers' dance of tha year in Carpen follosvi: Ed Reid, president; organization of the PTA. ter’s Hall OR Feb. 23. All com Laura Price, treasurer; and Organized by Robert San mittee members of this noup Dorothea Klug, secretary. They chez, Sr., chairman, the Athletic will soon be called to oegin wilt serve for a period of two Club includes the following in work on this drive. years. its board and special commit A t the CPTL card party Jan. Jim Fraxieris is the choir di tees: Secretary, Angelo Lopez; 17 in the Lincoln Room of the .mo Shirley-Savoy Hotel, St rector. Mrs. Goldie McLuxgdf treasurer, Ben V a l d ex; E will continue as organist; she Albo, Levi Romero, Albert Cajetan's PTA group will in has serv^ for several years. Martinez, Dan Gonxales, Gus clude Mrs. r. J. Torres, chair and Willie Garcia, Sam Torres, man; Mrs. Dan Gonzales, secre Among the new choir mem Willard Juarez, John De Leon, tary: Phyllis Virgil, past presi bers are Eleanor Gonxales. and Phillip Torres. dent; Mrs. Cal Rodriguez, and Olivia and Antoinette Omeias, This group has begun to in Miss Alice idontoya. . Richard Lopes, and Kathleen and Elaine Vialpando. Matt Frilot, Jr., was welcomed when 10- he returned after hia absence. Father and Son Violinists^ Z.pictured Applications are received at this above, added to tfae solemnity of Christmas ceremonies in S t time for new members, Elizabeth’s Church, Denver, with their stringed accompaniment. Mrs. Martha Kilker and the The two participated with the children's choir in a Franciscan t Rosaries — Statues other women prepared a ham oratorio preceding the' Solemn Midnight Mass, and in carola at Mmes. Vem Beaman, J. W. Bruskottar, V. J. dinner for the Christmas party. the Offertory and Communion. John is a fourth grade pupil in Room Representatives Warner, Thomas Fits^trick, Joseph Shields, H. Gifts were exchanged, and all S t Elizabeth's School. His music instructor is Byron Dirneli. Medals-Prayer Books-Plaques Brabam,•IDS and William Frazier; third row. Mnies. joined in the games. Charles C. D. Buchanan, Arthur Petty, Richard Bens, O f S t. Louis' PTA£ ,™ S Price received honorable men CoBipiele Line nf Religinua Antrles Robert Atwell, E. C. Reed, John C. Mack, tion for his representation of Gnfriewood, pkturcd abov#. ni«i in the home of Francis Chaput, Paul Pytlinski, Eugene Gold, the word “mood" in "Mood In Supper Attended by Club for Church and Home — Mra. Vihcent Wasmer, Wedaeaday, Jan. 0. to Robert Guthrie, Mary Wedow, Ctrl Junk, J, D. digo." diacuu treate for the children of SC. LouU' Rapp, and J. P. Moore; and fourth row, Mmes. P /u s n Large Atiorlmenl o'f GifU School for the remainder of the year. The eam« Oliver Kimberly, V. De Francis, Charles Fras Folia Driva Aides n Mother of God Parish {troup is interested and actiee in various pro} cati, Robert Kane, E. J. McKenna, Vic Alianiello, (Mother of Cod Pariih, , Banns of marriage were an f o r all Occasions — The following women are cap ects of (he Parent-Teachers' Assoeiation. They and Robert Jackson. Denver) nounced between William Kel ■re responsible, smon? other projects, for the tains for the PTA March of Not present when tha picture was taken ley of Most Precious Blood Par first Friday breakfasts, and are bostease; for Dimes: Mmse. George Ramirez, The Mr. and Mrs. Club en CHURCH SUPPLIES were Mmes. R. L. Etzkom, Ruth Durlin, R. C. ish and CollesQ Welch j>f this tha monthly PT.A meeting. Great credit is due Vera Guerrero, Eleanor Fernan joyed a box supper Sunday Sills. Bruce Baumann, Charles Hoffman, R. parish. this itroup for the success of the recent early dez, Albert Sanches, and Marie evening, Jan. 13, in the church AH Religious Articles R. Holm, R. C. Linger, John Tier!, Edward Jsmboree conducted by the PTA. Chevez, snd the P T ' president, basement. After eating, the Erskine, W. P. Neher, F. G. Kennedy, Walter Mrs. Stella Gutierrez. couples played casinu for the Room representatives shown shove are, left Maguire, Michael Jundt, Robert Thompson, L. H. remainder o f tho evening. Host 'r u x o t o ’ The Holy Name Seciety to rirht, first row, Mmet. Jack Rieirel, K. D. Sanguine!, Willard Stambaugh, Robert Brath, couples were Mr. end Mrs. AI- RIOS ‘ elected the followleg offi ^ h iL p , (Daisddm. Qo. Vogeisberff,- els- and - J. - -R. Cavanaugh; - second row. Florence Miller, and William Vobejda, win Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. lUllDJNCS cer* for the coming yean Clarence Gillen, and Mr. and OF lIRDS ELMER J. GERKEN, Mgr. Joseph Romero, proeideotj Mrs. Jack Riordao. The, next InKtrnrtionM on Jan. 21 Fred Pediila, vice protideni; meeting, on Feb. 10, will be .iMtiTi ilX A lia oM um TMmir . 1120 Broadway CH. 4-6304 snd Ray Lucaro, aacratary- under the direction of Mr. and Mt. Utw BIIMlb traaturar. .IN ffrtlir^Ro N thm, Nitllaii Paulist to Give Mrs. James Mooney. .rMnUtt. lia tJi. Ti Confirmation Scheduled Choir practice is held every Mrs. Charles Fellows and ,f«r iiwir « fMT. Wednesday night and play prac Mrs. Alwyn Hansen hava vol Fb* fm Sm «r Ftoi* UNKTCD MATERIALS 2-Week Mission tice on Monday night, as an unteered to caro for the altar V, K tk kH KE 4*S2>9l In St. Louis' February 3 nounced at rehears^. during January. bMl«i VaiM Englewood.— (St. Louis’ Parish)— Confirmation In Westwood will be hetd on Sunday, Feb. 3. at 4 in the afternoon. Westwood.— (St. Anthony of All ^dulU and high school students who have not been Padua'i Parish)—A priest of confirmed are requested to attend the pre-Confirma- the mission band of the Paulist tion instructions to be held on Monday evening, Jan. Fathers of New York will con ------' 21. aV 8:16 o’clock in the school duct a two-week mlRiion in the GENERAL ELECTRIC — - I .cafeteria. At that time, bap- parish beginning Sunday, Jan. 20. Governor Johnson''*’"”'''turned in to the priest. The women will attend the I The Blessed Mother Circle first week, with the conferences will meet on Thursday, Jan, 31, to get under way at 7:30 o'clock Cited by Friends ;in the home of Mrs, Elsa Ken each evening. Benedictioa and nedy, 336S S. Corona Street, . Cosfeuions will follow. The JANUARY A a CeawAmsejall D m w A» *t S:S0 p.m. The circle is mak- men will attend from Jan. 27 AT rflrewell rO rtyilng rosanes and sending them to Feb. 1. The miseioner will * In the various missions. Re- be available for private confer A party, ‘ paying tribute to freshments will be served. ences after the servicH each evening. retiring Ciov, Edwin Carl John The Mr. and Mrs. Club will son. was given by a group of meet on .Saturday, Jan. 19, in SPECIAL 659 Children close personal friends, through the school cafeteria at ft p.m. the yeiri, in the Century Room There wilt be games and card In Catechism St the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Den playing. Refreshments will be The CCD unit In the parish ver. Thursday evening. Jan. 3, served. All couples from the met on Friday, Jan. 11, snd re with a banquet at 6:30 p.m. perish are invited. ports! on the work accomplished 17995 There Were several hundred The Legion o f M ai? will thus far. Most all tbo families friends attending this party. meet on Friday, Jan. 18, at 8 on the parish rolls havo been The R t Rev. Hontignor John p.m. in the rectory. . contacted and informed of their with trade in R, Mulroy gave tha invocation The Blessed Sacrament Cir duties as regard.* the religioua and the Benedictinn. M onsi^or cle will meet in the sacristy on instruction of their children, At Mulroy, who has been a friend Tue.sday, Jan. 22, at I p.m. Mrs. present there ere close to 060 o f the Governor since 1917, Edna Fisher will serve as host children ittending the weekly paid high tribute to the Gov ess. eitechism desses. ernor. Charies Vigil, former U.S. Mrs. Vincent W agner and A general census will be District Attorney, was master Mrs. J, W . Bruskotter enter taken in the spring in hopes of of ceremonies. A. B. Hirschfeld tained the room mothers at a obtaining the names of the fam ACTIVATOM WAtHINO ••VCAN WAITTAN p was the main speaker. coffee in the home o f Mrs. ilies who have moved into the PLixtsLt AgroMATte Bruskotter. 3030 S. Franklin, OONTML cycle eon* ACTION With General WAARANTy Famous G'£ Also on tha committee were new sections to the west of the Jan. 9. Plena were made for (rt>l diii fiva yoo e dtotee of Electrie Activator waahial dependability is becked by a * pariih site. The CCD will be ectioo your dothee are at* one year wrltun vrarranty Harry Zinn, Frank Clancio, vilentine treats for the chil I to 1$ miiwtM echiAl wjub in charge, snd 60 to 75 parish lime. To start wuhin^ you le t^ in the water beinf OP the entire washer An * Frankclin Murphy, and Jack dren. Thirty-one room mothers Murphy. Among the guests were ioners will be enrolled to cover eim^iy eel the deaired time wathed. Your clothea are additional four year wrilteo ^ were present. eonalaAtly beina dipped, warraaty applies to tha Ma}for and Mrs. Will Nicholson, the area. It is hoped that with on ihe diaL aelect either hot A large number of parents this many workers the census or varm w«ah »at«r. end the (^eud and fently cImb^ ^ Seated'tn itanasUiion « and the mayor paid high trib piece by piece » paiiinf parts. enjoyed the annual PT.A “ Dad’s can be completed in a few days’ wajher wHI »Urt, It w iU ute to tha retiring Govemor, as waih. rin»e. dejnp'dry the Lb rough three mam of waeh* • Night" and potiuck supper Jen. lime. did many o f tha other guests. d9tb« end »hut itaelf off -.. io| action •viforoua. CMdj' 8 in the school cafeteria. Hosts A house-by-house map is now The Govemor was presented eutomatMtUyf ujD and hghL were fstbers of children in being prepared by Harold Mc with a portable television set ei grides lx end ly. The meeting Millan. a token of <;sUem by the guests, was conducted by Dennis O'Neil. and the First Lady, Mrs. John Gerald Cooney, who spoke on son. was presented a beautiful •‘The Fslher in PTA" wis in orchid. troduced by Mr. O'Neill. Gimes Mrs. Virginia D. Johnson were played, with white ele Lakewood HNS pliyed “ Auld I.ang Syne" on phants fo r prizes. the piano, and the audience .Mrs. H. A. Krumholz, PTA oined in singing. Governor resident, and Mrs. James Shown Film on Johnson has devoted most o f his {essme, health chairmen, at life in eervice to others, during tended the Catholic Parent- nearly the 40 years of distin- Teacher I/Cague meeting Jan. guisbwl public service, 10, Viking Rocket Lakewood.— (Rt. Bernadette’s 60th Wedding Jubilee Parish)—For the Holy Name Society, on Jan. 7, Glenn B. 95 Carpenter o f the Martin Co., Denver divirion, presented Hori* sons L'xlimtlrd. ^ is story was 159 brought to the members by means of a film “On the Viking Rocket and Upper Atmospheric AOgUOTJtatl eONTAOL Ntw AIA FLOW »V tT f M NO aP fO lA b WIAIMO Temperalure control dta! al* Research." Members of the so- Air is warmed m a separate N«ciAAAAvThis new ^ow« you to select dryiog rhamher and then circultiad General Electric Clothes i f , d etv had numerous inquiries timea according to faoric directly throu^ the clothas. Dryer <*n be cotralad cn from the Door regarding the requirementa For example, Thoa, clothes aren't ’’hakisd'* eilhere U&'VoltarcuitoroA research program of the Martin dial aaetting for family oot* dry against the hot surface e 230*volt circufL For US* Co. Iona is 2S<3S minutea, de* nf a loefel drun . . . or ex* operatjoo.thet^rca» pendipf on amount of poeed <0 direct beat from » ptugied into a aUAdard The program committee Is etothea . . . for sheer gar* ^OT^eatinc alementA New DOuaeboM appliance ouUeC arranging for ths February meat! and syntheuca. setting heaket has a d m it . For 230* volt open lion, it can snooth*ta*glaaa porcelain meeting of ths Holy Name So it 5*10 mlautaL And. at your » coQoectad to a ita ^ rd aelection, clotfaea can be surface without a aenaa of 330*volt« 20*anp. dryar ciety to have Fred Welch of dunpdrred^ ready for iron* perforalioae to Abrade citeviL Gates Rubber Co., who todk an Ing. or dried comptetaly - active part in the resepe work ready to put away or waar. in Grand Canyon lask summer where the two giant airliners Model D.4 .320P ■ rsahed. Mr. WelcK will lecture AUTOMATIC DRYER and show colof 'illdes of the Nothing But the Finest Since rescue operatipiis. Sunday, J4.it 20, all tha men OF THE FAMOUS MASON & HAMLIN PIANO, THE LOWERY ORGAN and beys of the parish take part in-- the corporate Com- nunioa in tha 7;30 o'clock A N D T H E FABULOUS NEW PLAYER PIANO Mass.
New OHiceri Open Monday and Friday Evenin9s Till 8:30 — Open All Day Saturday At the Altar and Rosary So ciety meeting Jan. 10. officer* for the year were installed by Mrs. Lucille .Schultz, past presi dent of the Denver Deanery. The officers are as follows; Mrs. Kay Hackethal, president; .Mrs. Pearl Roberts, first vice presi GEORGE SAINDON’, 83, and liis wife Bertha, dent; Mrs. Doris Metz, second vice president; Mrs. Lil Cum 75, of St. Mary Magdalene's Pariah, Denver, were min*. third vice president; Mrs. host* to friends and reiztives who visited them by the countlea Caroline Yarvo, treasurer; Mra. numbers on th e^ ca sjon o f their 60lh wedding anniversary. Sons Harriet Dimmitt,secretary; and and daughters of the Ssindon fsmilv rented the hsll si '(Vest Mra. Frank Scherer, historian. 2Kth Avenue end Depew Street, Wheja cske, coffee, snd light All were held over from last
M%” r in d .7 w .s bom in Northern Quebec in 1874 snd e.m* to Kansas when 11 years of agr. He settled in Rook* County. Then were 201 Bsptiim*, Kan*., where he met Bertha Deslongchamp, a native of the 17 msrrise**, sod 14 desthi county, and they were married on Jsn, 11. 1897. In 1318 the ia the psri*h in ih 7 »«n family moved to Denver and hi\a been residents of North Denver I9S6. since that time. Dave Clevenger. F.N.. Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Saindnn hive six living children (two others tie Reserve Fleet. Florida died, in infapej), 10 grandchildren, and 10 greai-grandchil- Group, wa* home on ietve from dren. Living are Alphonse of Idaho Springs.,Mrs, Jack Bolton Green...... «...Cove Springs, Fla., MrS’ Al Brin of Denver, Mr*. Carl Snyder hf Idaho Springs, j where he is in soner nd radio! ^rthur of Monuoiept, Xans., and Eugene of Denver. work.
S „ X*. 41t. FACE STX Office, 9 3 t Sannocl: Sfreet m DENVER CATHOLtC REGtSTER Teiephone, ICsyttone A-4205 ' Tfiuritfajr, January 17, T957 Social Evening Planned St. Joseph Guild Plans At St. Pius' Feb. 14 Card Party February 2 The St Joseph Cuild'i Patrons for the card party annual card party will bt are Misses Ellen Gemon. week, and further information Aurori.— (S t Pius X Pariah) ■ held Feb. 2 in the Denver Emma Grant, Patricia Mc- will be forthcoming. — On Feb. 14 a vaIcnUna social Dry Goode Tearoom at 2 Glons, Hrats. Marvin Ander vill bt held featuring profes Prayera are requested for p.m, Thera will be numerous son, Michael Auer, J. F. sional entert^ners, dancing, Mrs. Mary Bristow, a polio vic special and table prisaa, Ashcroft, Mam Doyle, L. E. games, refreshmenta, and fun tim who has been confined at which have been donated by Elliot, Mayme FIstcher, Harry fo r all parishioners. All is in the Fibsimons Hospital during a the Sisters of St Joseph. Hughes, Lorraine Keating, interast of a most worthy cause neumonia attack: also for Mrs. Karl Mayer, Anne McCallin, —the development of the parish Sobert Squires, who baa been Vincent McVeigh. Thomu school. admitted to St. Joseph's Hos Mulligan,. Alice Neven, D. J. Uembers of the Holy Name pital for surgery. Reinert, «ames Sheehan, and Society are sponsoring the Variety Show Andrew Spahn. CFM Meets event and urge every parish Ticketa are available at 65 The newly organized CFM ioner to reserve this evening eentj each. They can be pur roups will meet Sunday, Jan. fo r the occasion. Committees, chased from any of the n ild under the general chairmanship 50, at 8;1E pjn. One group will Is Planned by members or by calling Kath of Dr. Mel Aresberry, are hold meet in the home o f Mr. and erine Burdorf at GR. 7-1254 ing a planning meeting thii Mrs. Albert Morr, Jr., 1234 or Lorraine Keating et GL. Revere, and the other at the Cathedral PTA 5-3566. The proceeds from Hoyle Adams home, 1043 Tuc the card party will go to son. (Cethcdrel Perish. Denver) the seven convente o f the St. Exactly 100 Beplltmt, in A atar-studded caat of enter- JoHph Sisters. Refreshment cluding thoie of 11 adult tainera headed by two maeitros will h e served. converts, have been re of mirth, Jeriy Bakek and Wil corded et St. Pius X Chureb lie Hartzell of the Beacon Sap for 19S6, Felber Francii per Club, will feature the Ca- Daughters Court Syriancr, peitor. reports. t h e d r a 1 PTA "Readez-vous Them have bean three wed N igh t" Initiation Slated dings and no funerals in tba Promptly at 8 p.m. Sunday, church. Jan. 20, the curtain wilt rise John Howard, ton o f Mr. and in Mato HsJI, 1845 Logan Street, In Colo. Springs Mrs. John Bistrajiin, 1156 on ■ program of satire, tongs, Peoria, was hom Jan. 8. Mr. and syncopation. The Citholic Daughters of and Mrs. Joe Powers, 1130 Star headliners w ill be tim America, Colorado Sprinp, will Revere, are parents o f a boy. Beacon Supper Club c u t: Pat^r meet at tha Woman's Clnb Timothy Martin, born Jan. 6 Hartzell. “Skeeter” Palmer, Tusiday, Jan. 22, at 8 p.m. in St Joseph’s Hospital. The Beth Mitchell, Helen Hartley, Initiation o f new members will be held Sonday, Jan. 27, The .Uosi {mportenl Joe Craigs, 1156 Scranton, have Dave Roberta, Dale Smith, and a new daughter. Nancy Jean, Horace Crocker. beginning with Mase in St- bom in St Joseph's Hospital “ The CoUeens,” a quartette of Mary's Church at 8 o'clock. CAKE on Jan. II. Deanery Party For Little Rower center esti chairman of the board; Mary Nadorff, Mra. L. A. Riggine, the longstraases, will perform alto. Initiation will bt .held et 6 o’clock at the Woman’s Gub, Mrs. Ann Purcell, 956 Racine, Khop Rev. John E. Casey,‘SJ., pastor of Sacred Heart Parish; Mrs. Tha etars are Colleen and Cath- In your life fo r the and dinner at the Swite Chalet will be faoste.xs to the members Daniel Yaeovetta, ptesident Denver Deanery Council; and Mrs. lean Hnghes. Jo Latham, and moat important occaeion a t 6:30 p.m. of the St Thomu a'Kempie Coimnunity Centers y/?b^^'hrutma,“ 2r?;mn«‘r^ Mary Hooper, program director of Little Flower Center. Little Joanne Loughry. Providing the Reservations must ha in by W M ing Gaket bridge circle on Tuesday, Jan, by the Denver Deanery Community Center, Inc. Standing, left Flower and Vail Centers are Red Feather agencies of the rhythmn sectioni fo|A dancing Thursday, Jan. 24, with Mn. A S ptM ty 22. at 8 o'clock. to right, are deanery Board members Mrs. William Augustine. Denver Area Community Chest and specialty numbeff will m '“ rbe Music Crafters," an 8- Marie Virtefenille, ME 3-9857; The S t Joseph Canasta Circle plere band. Mrs. Ruth Snyder, M E '4-6815; will meet in home o f Mrs. Ticketa fo r this Jamlwree are or Mri. Ruth Allen, HE 8-7932. Jo Ruder, 1259 Tucson, at 8 Candidates fo r initiation In o'clock Tuesday, Jan. 22. Officer-Couples Named $1 per person. They can ba ob More Than 100 Rosary Society clude Mmes. Mary Lund, Mary tained by phoning Mrs. Eleanor Meeting at 8 o’clock Tuesday, Perry, AL. 5-9907, or may be Jo Bocovick, Mary Smith, An Jan. 22, will be the women of purchased at the door Sunday tonia Haffting, Veronica Bren the St Pius Tenth Canasta By St. Therese's PTA night Advance ticketa can be nan, Martha E. Anderson, Circle. Mrs. Barbara Lubeley, At St. James' In Wheat Ridge BAKERY purchased at the Beacon Sapper Louise Bohren, EliHbeth H. T41 Toledo, will entertain. Aurora. — (St. Thereie's thairmen of the school carnival Parish) — Approximately 200 to be held Feb. 2, announced Club, E. Colfax Avenue and Bnaltel, Lillian A. Peck, and Phone RA. Z -U lt Thanks are expressed to Mrs. members attended the PTA that preparations are well un Spruce Street, and at the Joe Darothy V .v c H u g h ; and Misses Kathleen Mehlin, who for the meeting on Jan. 8 at which tha der way. Anyone wishing to To Meet Jan. 17 Onofrio Music Company, 13th Ida J. Kaltz, Mary E. Gerzina, "D ie Pineti OiJy" Altar Unit Meet past two years has been re- following officer couries were lielp in a booth may contact and Broadway. and Mary Cachiaro. 4 Sterst to Serve Yon Wheat Ridge.— (Sts. Peter spoDfible for printing the par (S i. Jamet’ Pariah. Danvar) them at EM. 6-9765. There will . * m j iiLA* X'. ' * c V r TT«ii2day«^Jonuo2^7^^^ Offkt, 931 lanneek Strtat T H t DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tiltpfim*, KEyttOM 4^205 RAGE SEVEN Lucille Ash Is Bride Auxiliary Mass College Women Honorary Group to Meet Jan. 17 Slated Jan. 20 Mn. Eugene BlUh will'be. Mrs. William Kalt^ has been hostess to Kappa Gamma Pl.inamed chainnan arrange- national Honorary Society of''m...... enu fo r the spriirg sard party, At St. Thomas' Catholic Women's Colleges, on which will be given to provldrovlda Thunday, Jan. 17. All mem funde for the vocation mojact Fkthtr WillUm J. Kcnnctll)', bers are asked to bring canned recently adopud by the Denyer C.M.. bM uinoDDCed U u ( th< er peckaged foods for a gift group. Mrs. Patrick Cronin will BODBtl U m ’ for th« membori baikat for the sisters et the be chairman of the ticket com- of tb« St Tbomao S«min»ry CarmellU convent in UtUeton. mittee. Mim Antoinette Velas Aaxill*ry and their huibande ques, chairman of the prise will be held in the lemiruiry Naw Nurse Olficers commitUe, will be asaiaUd by chapel on Sunday, Jan. 20, at To Lead Meeting M n. Charles Cassidy. M n . John to a.m. Brcatfutwill be terred Dunn, Mrs. Joseph Reisi, Mrs. in the dining room immediately Ntvw officers who will pr«. Fred Kirk, and Mias Mary Pat followins the Mau, Mri. Prank side at the meeting of District tfcGlona. Morfield la chairman fo r the 2, Colorado Nurses' Associs- breakfait Uon, Wednesday, Jan. IS. Genealogists to Meet a t 7:80 ,p.m. In St. Joseph's Cord Party Fab. 27 "A Genealogical ParadiM" Hospital Auditorium, Denver, will be the eubisetof Mrs. Sulla The auxiliary trill meet on are Miss Donna V. Collette, Hare, when ihe addrataes tha Friday, Jan. 18. in the Catholic president; Mn. Jean Johnson, raembere o f tha Colorado Genei- ’ Dauchtera of America Home, tint vice president; Misi Ann logical Society at 7:45 o'clock 1772 Grent Street Denver. Dashen, second vice president; Thursday evening. Jan. 17, in Plane are under way for the Miss Marguerite Fascon, treas Room 606 o5 tha YW C A Build t l annual card party, which will be urer; and Hist Catharine Caf- ing, 1645 Tremont Placa. Den held thie year in tha ionnce frey, recording secretary. ver. GuesU will be welcome. of St John Che Evanfeliat'e Church, E. Serenth Aveaue and Eliaabeth Street, on Wednev day, Feb. 27, at 1 p.m. M n. FALL & WINTER John Harrini^n ie chainnan, and Mn. Joaaph McGowan if CPTL Honors JoneelLampc, fin t preaident of the Catholic Parent- HAT SALE eo jMwti Pm Tb* lu ll* Is Announced at Rally of CPTL 712 • 16lfa ST. 0TT Ms. M 131b M. T A . 6-8610 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH, Colorado Springs, (Calbolic Paroal.Teacher polio are having allergies or cupatione include bealtb educa w u Lesfue, Denyer) aeuU infecUona. Father Jones tor^ medical techpolegiits, vo Jojuf. and, J^JianjcsA, the setting Saturday morning, Jan. 5, for the Mrs. Edwin O’E eefe, beelth also urged paranU to set to it cational rehabilitation counMl- marriage of Miw Lucille Mary Aih and William R. McClure. The chairman of the CPTL, made that all ehifdrtn who era eligi on, medical social worktra, bride it the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joaepb A. Aah of Colo known at the meeting Thurs ble for polio shoU in the uhools psychiatric social workers, rado Sprinp, and her huiband'a parenti are Mr. and Mra. day, Jan. 10, the sUrt of a new get tbem. dental bygieniets, lanitarians, WDliam W. McClure of Hillidalt, Mich. Tho Rev. Anthony G. T y i i u k , (j J o a L S fw fL polio iramuniution program for sanitary engintera, spitch ther- Elsi officiated. the teen-age group. Begioninft Health Courses apiftf, bio-statlsticiant, practi 760 Downing AL. 5-7132 The bride wore a gown of Imported brocaded lUk. ityled this week, polio ihoU will be Health again was brought to cal nursai, hospHsI administra with portrait nockline outlined with rhineitoBie and paarl^ long given to grades 7 to 12 in the the atUDtion of the members tors, snd phsrmacitts. Many of Classical and Popular Piano aleevcf, lone torao bodice, and full akirt tarminatiog in a Cathe parochial a c h e o 1 e. SUtistics of the league by Mrs. Henry these occupations in tha field dral train. Her veil of illoiion wai held in place by a bonnet of •bow that 1,600 high school itn Swan II, chairman of the of health, the women point out, FREE INTRODUCTORY LESSON pearls and faqnine and aha carried a abowor Muquet of feathered d enu in D a n v a r parochial Health Career Horixons Com require leas form al' trainin; C rrlifM T earW s ITill Tvocli In Your Hemr whlU carnatieni centered with,a white orchid. K hoola hSTs had no polio im- mittee, and Mn. Theodora than doctors, dentteta. an Miu Marlin Weber of Colorado Springs was maid of munizatioB and 276 nave had Clark of the Denver Arts Wel nurses, the most commonly s^ honor and tha bridaamaida were Miss Ann Sexton o f Chicago only one shot. A s compared to fare Council, thie tim e in ref s o e ia M as health workers, yet and M iu Celt Early of Denver. 71 per cent having bad at least erence to tha 100 different job they cau afford for Mmeone Give Your Ilome a Ken Aeh was beat man, and Dr. Charles J. Asb, of St. Louia, two thoU In the grade Khoola, opportunitlaa in health careers the human eadsfactioo work of and William Loataeber, of Colorado Springs, u ib e^ . IVew Look in 1957 this number shows a definite in Colorado. The women made this type cen bring. The raception wat held in tha Officers’ Club at Ent Air need fo r such a program in tha available boekleU for aebooi Anyone eeeking m o^ tnfer- Sores Bate. The rebearatl dinner, given by Mr. and Mra. HC' hirt Khool noup. libraries In which are IisUd the DRAPERIES Clure, was held in tba Garden Room of Rnth’e Oven. After a miUon on meteriil aveileble Father William Jones, super- requiremenU of theia careers such u filme, speakere, ate. wedding trip to Glenweod Springs, the yonng ronple will make inUndent of Khooli, urgei par in health and which Khoola in on the heelth careers mey call their home In Rhode Island, whera L t (J.g.) McCIura it stationed SLIP COVERS enU to encourage this program Colorado furnish them. The AM. 6-0291. as a naval aviator. Mrs. Charles L. Wetig IF* CIct EttimtUi and iUted that the greatest booklaU are meant as an aid Concert March 7 Tha former Mies Ash attended*Loretto Heights College and has announced the e'n- incidence of polio cases falls in to ihow high Khool itudenU In I'our Horn* is at present a lenior at Colorado College. She waa a member of eagement of her daughter, T bs Childrin'i Symphony the’ age group from 16 to 84. the many opportunities avail Karen (above), to Lewis E. tha 1658 Olympic and World't teams in figure skaling. Her The only reasons for any child able to them in this field. chairman, Mrs. George Learned, ^ vsd iin k fD jtapsiAistZ Srhnurr, son o f Mr. and Mrs. husbind Ie a graduate of Motre Dante Unireriity.— (Photo by net being immunised ayair st Some of the leu femiliar oc- announced that there will be an Mr. oad MrB. Harry Shirman Knuteon-Bowers) Clark E. Sebnurr o f Loveland. all-parochial concert in City 1501 So. Pearl St. RA. 2-3636 The couple plan a February Prcftidcnl.s* Diiinor Jan. 30 Auditorium on March 7 at wadding. 10:80 a.m. Other details will ba Meeting of Aid Society Hies W etig 1s a 166S graduate furaithed PTA chairman wou. The capacity of the auditorium The Dominican Sistera and o f Cathedral High School and idee of the society and Domfn- Archbishop Guild Circles is 2,250. ' I FOR THE FINEST CLEANING Fritnda of tha Sick Poor Aid icanattes. is new a sophomore at tbs Uni- It was brought to tha at-| Society will meet at Corpus veraity of Colorado Extension Refreshments and a poelal tendon of tha group that the AND REPAIRING Christl Convent, 2601 Gaylord Center in Denver. She ie a mem will follow tha meeting. cm) dtfenaa chairman. Mrs. Street, Denver, on Tuesday, ber of Sigma Epsilon Sigma, AU meeabcia and frienda are Asked to List Members Herbert Edmonds, had boen, ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS Jan. 22. Tba meeting vrill open invited to attend. honorary acbolaatio aororHy for (Archbishop's Caild, Deavor) vie# president, Rita Sebeuoa- elected treasurer o f the Citi- at 1:20 p.m. with recitation of lopbomore women. She spent All eirclaa of tha Archbishop's xene’ Committee. the R oaa^. her freshman year on tba cam- m u; secreUry-tieainrer, Ber- NEW RUGS and CARPETS Legion Praotidinm Guild art requested to send a Mrs. Jamte Ford, president,, Mra. A . D. McCiU, preaident, pua in Boulder. nlata Rauptmu; and hittorian, complete list of members, to reminded all PTAe to have. ■nnouncea plani will be com Will Act as Host Schnurr is a 16SS graduate o f gether with addrettM and tela- Tiwraaa SUkabtka. Elixabeth tbeir yearbooks end hietpiian | pleted for tha annual card Our Lady of tha Miraculous Loveland High School. He at ibont numbers, to Virginia Col books ready fbr the all-day con-, party to ba bald in March. The Medal Praasidium of St, Mary'i tended (^lorado A . A M. College Flynn raeentiy Joined St. Anne's Call {ins, secretary, 570 8 . Grant ference to be held on March 21. p ie e t speaker wilt be Mra. John Parish, Littleton, vrill act ae for two years and last year wai Cirela. S tr^ Denver. Also, the of They will be ju d ^ at this Rae. who will talk on tha an host at tha monthly eoraitinm on active duty with the Air The Are Maria Circle will ficers of each eircla should be time. nual needlework in-gatbermg. meeting of the Legion of Mary Force at Keesler Air Farce Base meet Friday, Jen. 18, in the 2630 E. 3rd DE. 3-8840 or EA. 2-8181 The guMte will be enter to be held at Holy Ghoet Hall in Biloxi, Mies. He is at present listed. An early reply will be home o f Mary Kinkel. Tha Rev. Hariey Schmitt, featured speaker'on the pro AIm Well ta Wall Claaaiat >o tha Kona tained by SUter Marie Tbereea in Denver on Tfanndar evening. employed at Buckley Field, much appreelatad. New officers for Our Lady •hewing pictures of the activ- Jan. Denver, as a radar technician. Janaarv 20 U tha data sat of the Rotary Circle are; Presi gram, gavo somo of his Impres The couple will resida in Den far tha Presidents' Dlaaar. dent, Esther Sekera; secretary, sions of Romo and tha Modi- ver and Miss W etig vrill con Tha newly alactad and ra- Sar^ Schreiner; linen chair terannean area. tinue Iwr aludies at tha uni- alaetsd prasidinls will meat man, Mary Rosengren; layette Mrs. Alfred Rampe, first FIREPLACE FiXVURES vanity. with tha Guild’s spiritual di- chainnan, Kay Henshaw; and president of tha league, was t 8raM ractar, the Rt. Rev. Mansi* jinblielty chairman, Elva Loep- guest st the meating. She wse i r ' ParamountClub gnor Crafory Smith, V.C., introduced by Mrs. Ford, Lster Hre wtt afficars, and cauBcil mam, Mr, and U rt. Jouph McCabe the received the special prist, nrtHqktef a potted plant. bars la discuss aativitias for u d children of Bleued Sacra Asdiron Meeting Jon. 22 the eaming year. Mrs. James Konlng, hospi ment Circle left Denver Jan. 16 WeW keMen Alice Gathercole, historian, fo r Milwaukee, W ii., whera they tality chairnfan, was sssitted Ceol tads The Paramount Social Club reports that a eommittaa baa will attend tba wedding of their s t the deer! by Mrs. Jossph iwill meet Tuesday evening, b e n working with MonsIgiioT son. Ensign Joseph McCabe, to Forte of St. Jamn' Parish. Certaie sereem Jan. 22, at tha Catholic USD, Smith on a revision of the Anne Bose Abler. The nazt Icagna meeting Is Spark gaerds Kheduled for Feb. 21. t«6g Grant Street, Denver, at statistical report and tha saw Onr Lady of Loretta Qrcte fleciric laas 0 o’cloek. Tom Riley, newly in- form will be ready shortly. It li will meet Friday, J u . 18, in « a Ugi s'ulled pruident, will preside believed that the circlaa w^l find tbs home of Irene Boar. Spring Wetiding over a abort bunneaa saaston. the new form halpful in many Mary Tortey, president of the DENVER MARBLES TILE Go. Dancing and card playing vrill ways. Any anggeitJMis for Guild, it ap^ing two weeks follow. RefreshmenU wul ba ebugea ebonid be made at once larg«it #n4 iroti diifloT of fi'rooloto in Chxsgo. f tM W«iL served ae usual. to Alice Gathercole. New officers for St. Jude's iNoMiWa >te«« ton The birthday party eelebrat- New efficere far Infant of Circle sre: Preside A, Dorothy M A.304S4 1330 STOUT ST. K L 4«5SI0 Inf tha club's seventh yeaV of Prague Circit, are: Praai^nt. Meyer; tressurer, Dorothy • xistence Tuesday, Jan. 8, was Anna Mae Hartelon; treasurer, CMuer; Isyctte chairmu, Joan well attended. Mrs. Lilly Robin Pat Bogan; linen chairman, Miklich; publicity Cbairmu, son, a put president of the Lucetta Ebtrhart; praytr chair- Thelma EllioU; linen chairmen, club, insulled the nav officers. man, Shirlev Spieler; layetta Catharine Vlfqualn and Alice This club ie made up o f Cath- chairman, Mary Frances Bar- Bell; telepboas committee. Flor Pile men and women p u t 36 stead; secretary, Marilyn Long; ins Seastone; and Thank^viag years of afc, who are single, and publicity chairman, Philo- bosket chairmen, Leone Berg widowers, or widows. Further mena Peels. Hr. and Mit. man and Jo Keller. informaUon may be obtained by James Barstead are the parents Mr, and Mrs. Tony Nadella calling Amelia Desmond, FL. of a boy, Robert Janes, bom of Sc. Jamas’ Circle are Che par- 6-5444. Dec. 30. ante o f a boy, bom Jan. 6. This Morning Star Circla't new of is their fin t ton. The parents Summer Wedding ficers are; President. Phyllis of Marien Jones, Ur. and Un. Dflhaute: secretary - treasurer, J. B. Keitgen, are visiting in Isabelle McNamara; linen cnair- Denver. Their borne is in South Horan's Low C:o5t FUNERAL FUND PLAN pro- man. Jeasie Piaquale; and pub Dakota. licity chairman, Ctella Barry. t*€ts you, ony members of your fomily, from Isaballs McNamara w ill ba the Engaged hostess for Morning Star Circle birth thru oge 80 for o few cents a doy. No med Jan. 25 Onr Lady of tba Snows Cir I w « ico! exominotion is required. For informotion ap cle will meet in the home of The engagement of Mias 'Blanche Vargasoo Tbunday, ply either by phone or moil. Jan. 24. Carol Johnson of 1663 Kathleen Ann Reddish! S. Quitmaa rwantly joined the (above) to M. Thomas Murray eixefe. was ennouDced Saturday eve ning, Jan. 12, at a buffet din 1271 E. Himydsa Ava. SU. 6-6460 er FR. 7-2098 VeisM of Honor Cirela re cently elKled new officera: ner and cocktail party given in PresideBt, Charlene Burke; tbeir honor by her parents, Mr. secretary, Arlene Lobr; treas- and Mrs. Marshall M. Reddlih. Nearly 600 relatives and jorer. Helen Rieger; prayer chairman, Carol DeChint; and friends o f the couple attended A cancelled check fi convincing proof of the affair in tha R ^ d iih home, layetta chairmen, Harriet Ryan 2370 Leyden Street. ptymeni... a legal receipt and a record and Regina Lowrey. New mem Mist Reddlih, a member of bers of VesMl of Honor Circle St. James’ Parish, is a grad of money spent. Youll find a checking era Judy Williami, U65 Birch ^ ( I a1u L u |( uate of Cathedral High School Street, and Joan West, 1826 and the University of Colorido account here a wonderful time-saver. Milwaukee Street. School of Nursing. She Is s Haybells Lovelace is the new Sefer. too. to pay by check (mooey can member o f the Chi Omega So president of ~SL Anne's Circle; rority. be lost or stolen). Her fiance, the Mn of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray j. lndnci«e» of Navy and M n . M. 'T. Murray o f Den N'oone at a party OR New Will Get Treats ver, is s graduate of Regu Vesr's Day made known to A coatlngent of Colorado in High School and the University ralatives and a few cloao friends ductees into ths Navy will Issve of Denver Sebool of Journalism. tha angagemant and forthcom OD Jan. 23. just a little happier A member o f Blessed Sacra ing marrltje of Mrs. Noone's through the combined efforts Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ment Parish. Mr. Murriy has daughter, Elixabeth Elaine EL of the Denver Nsvy Mothers' M. Pranks announce the a position with an advartUng KKVER jllott labovu), to Clyde Lawr Club 410, and Rocky Mountain engagement of their daughter, and public relationa firm is ence Deidel, ton o f Daniel L. Navy Mothers' (3nb 462. The Joan (above), to Willis 'F. Deaver. 'Deidtl and the laU Mrs. Deidel. eluta will provide “snack Horan, Jr., m b o f Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Murray is a member of Miss ElUett, daughter o f the boxes" for each boy to take W. T. Moran of Lakewood. Council 539 o f the Knights of ___ CRAIIi laundrette! laU J. Ralph Elliott. Sr., at with him. Miss Franks was gradated Columbus and is chairman of tended SL Mary’s Academy and SevrieiiaSKa in pmMl.r n»hing and Hrmting Repairs Rocky .Mountain Navy from Holy Family High School ,tbe youth activity program of iwte graduated from East High Mothers’ Club 462 will meet el and attended Loretto Hri^te itbe Knights of Columbui. Member Federal Deposit School. 11 a.m. Monday. Jan. 21, at College. I Mr. Reddieh. assistant super- lasaroaee CorpereKoB SLATTERY & COMPANY Mr. Deidel Is a graduate of 2026 S. Williams Street to fill Mr. Moran was graduated 4ntendent of the Denver Mint .Cathedral High School and at- its q u o u o f the boxes. Mrs. from C.S.C.E. and is a laem-jfor tike past 20 year., is grand Plumbing ami Heating Cnntraclora I tended Ragii College and Lay Enixabelh Hecht, commander, ber o f D elu Pti fraternity. He knight o f Couttcil 636. sems.romoa.VrMWMi aoaexTF.coNNoa.VksVrMMsai jola Unhrenity. •rill be in charge. Mrs. Lulu is now Krvmg in tfae armed The couple picnsplans a iprfng I 99 South Broadway at Bayaud Street SH. 4-SU I 181 Vallajo St. I An early summer wedding is Doetxel and Mrs. Beulah Freuia forree at Ft. Lawton, Waah. A wedding.f —__ (Pnoto hvby AbdooAKHaa I • • aJiplaniwd. will assist her. late summer wedding is planned. Studio) J PAGE EIGHT Office, 93S Bennock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KeyUone 4-4205 Thurtioy, JaiiMry 17,1957 InniA r E iirl!«le Applyior prineiplea Iramtd in KMmetrr K Junior EUCIIflS (ophomer»« il St. Mary'* Acadamy, l'S S d u w L rharry Hilla. try thair hand at aiaaaurinu tha Khool’a ftaKpola. Thaaa eirli and their rlaumate* hava bran atudyine aaperu n{ eomrtry that hava a baarine on avaryday life. From M t, ara T b iw A . Slary Brtb Martin, Joan Butklay, Pam Pninty, Dana Kaakall, Bath Pika, and Mary Jo Dinaa. ;\l St. Franels de Sales Pep Club Selects Loretta Weith Queen (St. Francis dc Salei' Kifk Degrees of merit entitling School, Deaver) speech students to membership Loretta Weith, aenior, was ii\ the Nitional Forensic chosen queen of the Pep dub Leegue, were awarded to ths dance by members of the Pep following sophomores, George Club. Loretta is the daughter Kerin, Sue I,cnlhan, I.aVome o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weith, Bintner, Patricia Eifsrt, Glenn 4864 S, Delaware Street Freoeh, Steva Grand. Sally Attendants to the queen arc McCabe, Ann McGill. Tom Mc- Joanne Killian, senior, daugh Gonigte. Fred Martin. Sue ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Vraneaic, Paul Vraneaic. and KillUn, 224S Holly Street; James SCeichen. Jim Lopet, sen Marilyn Pence, junior, daugh ior, also received a degree of ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas m erit Pence. 267S S. Sherman Street: Peefry Anthology and Sally Watson, sophomore, Twenty-two seniors have daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Otto been notified that their poems F. Watson, 202D S. Madison will be published In the national Street. high school* poetry anthology. Eligibility for election was Students whose poems have based on the girls' attendance been accepted are Judy Mitch at school ithlsU r events and ell, Gertrude Moser, Evelyn Bonnis Johnson and Den Dunn had the comic participation in Pep Club at- Rohr, Bernard O'Lear, Mary 'Belle oi Boreelono' rolei of the irate English governess and Hal'i tivitiea. This year's dance is Taylor, Cathleen Hughes, Mary presented by Cathedral High School, Den Irish companion to Spain. Ths three-act play, scheduled to be held in the Sil Kay Kottenstetts, Judy Han ver. starred Lynne Kennedy (second from right) directed by Wayne Jackson, speech teacher, was ver Glade Room of the Cosmo son, Barbara Vos, Barbara Hoy, in the title role. Tom Stuert (right) jriayed fiven in Oscar Malo Hall Friday and Saturday, in Ever>'dav Life politan Hotel Jan. 28. Maureen Fenton, Patricia Kee opposite her as the Amerken, Hal W ri^L aiIan. 11 and 12. Oamerif Report Given gan, Shirley I,ehnfrz, Ardie .1. Student council activities Taylor. Dennis Stebenne, Pa were summarized by Jim Pa tricia Frede. Tom Pepper,-Jerry Srhednled for Jan. 19 Panel of St. Mary's Academy Tells checo, council secretary, at a Forkner, Betty Kastner, Caro recent aatembly held in the lyn Khool auditorium. Michael Na- JunefisF '''"'®*'''Cathedral to Be Host at Speech Meet Geometry's Value to Student Body chazei, treasurer, gave the fi Betty Crocker Winner nancial report and clarified a Marianne Conway, senior, (Cathedral High School, participation In lha March of freshman at Cathedral. Other student problem concerning the (5 t. Mary'e Acadamy, Cfaarry seceived the highest score for Donvor) Dimoc driv< and a student dancer* include Jean Sillitrop, draaaad tha atudant body at a or o f aamplaa to prove their demerit system In school, Hilic) her school in ths Betty Crocker Cathedral High School will couhcil-speaiorad dance for Deanna Hyde. Anns Rttchlee*, anaral aaaambly xponaored by theiM, Joanne Dea, junior, reported Homrmakiag exsm. She hss re play host to an interschool pa the Huniarian Roliof Fund Barbara H errixsey, Carol Explaining intaraatinir aida- Eta atudant council on Monday, Kathy Lincle cave examplex that bowling teams will be or- Ilyhta OR caomatry and damon- ceived sn awsrd pin. designed rochial apeech meet this Satur aro all on (ha asaoda for Power, Dolores Dandrow, and Jan. Id. to provt that tha itudy of ganised this week. John O' •tratjne taa u h > of ganmatry by Trifari of New York, for day, Jan. 19. Mrs. Mary Cath n o it weok. Carolyn Duran. Tha chairman of tha panel ceometry ran help the atudent Brien, editor of the yearbook, her achievement. erine Connor, speerh teacher, ia In daily life, a panrl o f St. wax Dana Haxkall. Opanini; the form habiia of thinkinc loci- urged the students to subscribe Exam dates are Jan. 22, 2.7. Worked on Script Marianne's examination pap«r directing plans for the meeL and 24, with two exama slated Mary Aradamy anphomoraa ad- diaeuuion, Sharon Doyla de cally and of datecting fallaciea to Ihe annual and to bring the will ba entered in competition Students from ML Carmel, T o Mr*. Richard Connor. J r , fined eaotnetry and noted the in incorrect rea.xoninc. patron driva to a successful for eaoh day. to name the stats candidata for Holy Family, Annunciation, head of the speech departmenL intellectual yaluea to be at Geometry in iti role aa trick- eoncluaion. Semester reports will be dis All-American Homemaker of Mullen, Regis, St. Francis de goes the credit fo r adapting and tained throuffa the itudy of ater— in optical iltueionx— waa Franislian girl, Mary Mc tributed to parents of the stu Tomorrow. Tha national win Sales', S l Mary's Academy, and cutting ths KripL thia acfenee. praiented by Kathy Haley. Gill, discussed tha qucition con dents when they attend parents' ner in the third annual exsm. Cathedral will compete for hon Patricia Leech and Connie Savaral apeakara dealt with Holy Fomily Debofert cerning uniforms for the girls night sessions Feb. 4. sponsored by General Mills, vrill ors in six divisims of speech: Rinard. sraiors, accompanied caomatry ilaelf: M a r ca ra t at SL Francis. Patricia Carra- Meet Academy Team be announced at ths American Dramatic, humorous, and ora Senior prts will help aeli car- the musical numbers. Schcahaer, providinc informa her, Pep Club president, gave, ! SMITH BK0THER5J Debating the iiaue of govern Table banquet in the Waldorf- torical declamation, original or nationa fo r the March o f Dimes Lynn Kennedy, a junior, car tion on tha kinda of trianclas; a brief talk about the Pep Club ment aubxidy to the fanner, Astoria Hotel. New York City. atory. poetry reading, and ex drive Fridsy, Jan. 28. Patricia ried the title role of Margarita, ^ BLACK Lea Thomai' ahowinc how a dance .which will bo held Jan. Leech, student lieutenant gover four apeech atadenlx from Holy A SS.OOO scholarship will be temporaneous speaking. tha Belle o f Barcelona. Caaole theorem in geometry ia proved; Family High School and from 26. awarded to the Homemaker of nor, is listing times and places Perry and Cynthia Mare* on tC^GtLP/^OPsJ Keeping the schoolyard and Registration for the coaches and Irene Carbone, demonxtra- Tomorrow. The girls who place for the work. altemata ni^ts played the St. Mary's Academy met in pri is scheduled for 8:S0 in the tinc the uae o f the compaaa cafeteria clean was tha subject second, third, tnd fourth in the u rt of her sister, Mercedes. vate competition at the latter journalism room, room 201, of The semester will clo« with and the protractor in the con- achool, Jan. 7. Affirmative of Sandre Maier'a talk. Joseph nationel finals will receive a dance Friday evening, Jan. 25. Dick Cbiodini, '8 6 . was Don U:arian Kali. Lists of rooms for itruction of figurea. Ryan, Fransalian boy and $4,000. $3,000, and $2,000 Khol- Student council members* hope Juan, and Bob Connor w ai De- •peaken were Judy Dillon and each event will be posted on Carryinc tha topic into every Mary Kay Malnati from St. council president, presided at arships, respectively. to realize $100 for the Hun Gontero, both floors of Marian Hall. day life, Cathy Etzkom abow^ Mary'a: and negative ipeakera, the meeting. Each stata winner receives a garian Relief Fund. Admission Others in the east included Ax Arivrriiaad Rounds will open at 9. 10:30, drawinca, illuatratinc the pres- $1,800 scholarship snd a Uip, is SO cents apiece. Final ar Clarence Lederboe, Joseph San Joe Douaaard and Ed Schwartx Speech Awards and 1:18. Awards will be an ’ence of caometry in nature— with her school adviser, to rangements fbr the dance will chez, George Warrick, Tom from Holy Family. Judges an Degress of merit, honor, and nounced at a general meeting in iin the pattamed wince of but- Washington. D.C.; colonist Wtl- be completed thirweek. Stuart, Larry Razal, and Don nounced ^ e result aa a lie. excellenct were awarded *thia Oscar Malo Hall, immediately (arfliat, tha aymmetrical out- liamsbueg. Vs.; and New York Dunn. Tha topic of (he debate wai: week to speech students. A de-' after compilations of score* are Proceed* from last week's City. RunnCr-up girls in each Ray Cunningham, a senior, Dial lines of Itavea, and the ahad-:ReaoIved: That the United free of szrellenre, ISO points, completed, probably about 8 mosicet wtU be used to purchase owa o f treea. state will be awarded a $800 was stage manager for the pro Statee government should sus was awarded to Livia Petreili, o'clock. hi-H microphones for the stage. scholarship tnd the school of duction. Members of the cos I Patsy Clementa pointed out tain the prices o f major agri senior: and Patricia TeMaat Mary Warder, pre*ident of Musical ProMntad ths slate winner will be given a tume and makeup committee In ^the gaometrie figurea— circiei, cultural products at not leas and Judy Rmerx, juniors re Cathedral'* chapter o f the Na- set of ths Encyclopaedia Brt- By Students cluded Judy Lraihan, JoAnn triangles, lines, and curvax— than 90 per cent o f parity. 'This ceived degrees o f Honor, 76 tional Forensic League, is stu KMYR lanKica, Students presented a musical, Musaer, Marilyn Wood, Joann uxed in form ing tha letters o f topic is bainc debate through points, dent chairman of the parley. out the nation dsring the antitled TAe i?«((x nf Esreefona, Bender, Barbara Marek, C ar^ !nur own alphabet and those of + + r -1- + Paul Kelty, student governor, i* 1986-67 school year by mem on Jan. 11 snd 12 under the di lyn Duran, Marcia Lobel, Mari 'the ancient Phoenician alpha- in charge of the extemporana- rection of Wayne Jackson, lyn VanVeghten, Kathy Bans- Ibet. bers of tha National Forensic ou* division. Joanne Solem, a 7 1 0 speech teacher, ban, Erlinda Paiz, Bamice Utea of gaometry in arthi- League. The four students par senior speech student, has se Martha Almansa, native, of Slenker, Loretta Ortega, snd tectura and iil fabric design ticipating in the debate have cured the judges for the moeL South America, planned and Judy SiMitrop. Marie Haltby wars demonstrated by Sheila shown considerable interest in and Judy Marhut, a junior, is the NFI. work ehd have awards took part in the Spanish and Carol Ann Caut made pigt- Ratlin Dial ISullivaii and Mary Helm chairman of tha hostets com dance routines. Martha is a rrs to advertbe the play. Bamea, respectively. Both to their credit Mary Kay Mal- mittee. speakers made uae o f models nati and Ed Schwartz are presi Student* who will represent dents of their respective NFL Cathedral in the competition in unite. Ed took first place in im t-K fo y ih e C'mireruVnre anrf C .o m p in e elude three in each category. promptu speaking at the St Gayle Jayson, Judy Marbut, farilitifi of Francis de Sales meet held on and Katharine Robinson are Oct IS. At the same meet Joe slated for dramatic declamation, Douaaard carried o ff a double In humorous declamation Gloria first ons in oratory and one in James, Margie Sinnott. and This Area's Most extemporaneous speaking. Judy Nancy- Foehl wilt compete. Dillon, the other S t Mary's de- Trude Rotole. Carolyn Rosi, and hater. won second place in the Lynne Kennedy are preparing MODERN BANK city-wide Voice of Democracy for oratorical declamation, with contest in Denver. Jeanann Gulgransen signed ug ' Acting as judges for the de as an aitemate, bate ware the Rev. Chtrles It's known os the bonk Original oratorv mmMtitors H erbst C.M., director o f speech fjor honor* are Dolores De Her thol's large enough to at S t Thomas' Seminary, and rera, Susan Ferber. ind Bir- serve you, yet small Sister Marinsil, teacher c^ Eng hara Topil. Carol GauL Kaye Williams Nash, Inc. lish and history at S t M ary'a Y'ates. and Elenita Garris will enough to know you . . . teoturirw______Karen Sollivan, secretary of Services such os Fridoy Night Bonking, Drive- compete in poetry reading. Jack St Mary's NFU presided over Daly, Jack GilchrisL and Bob D a r rliik Pnw fillw Loretta Weith. recently elected Pep /4ulhoritfd thfoi^h Service orxi o convenient eosy-to-reoch the meeting, which was at rep LIUD nOyaiTy cjuj, ,t St. Francis de Sales' Gilchrist, with Judy Slllstrop Safes £ S fr c ic o tended by the St Mary's stu locotion. High School, Denver, discusses the dance over which tha will a* an alternate, will take part dent body. reign with her attendanu |from left), Sally Watson. Joanne in Shelia Sullivan, NFL treas J. KER.VAN WECKBAUGH Killian, and Marilyn Pence, » ______Exp«rt Mechaairal Work All .9lakeR urer. timed the speakers. The 0»M Chairman ; 20 3 0 U niverailv meet wax conducted according CvMlillf* SH. 4-27BI tn standard regulations for m h o m l u w formal debating, each speaker M t. Carmel Panel Three Priests to Conduct being allowed eight minutes to ADJUSTING $ J 2 » present hix case, plus fou r min SPECIAL 3311 South Broadway SU. 9-0.511 utes for rebuttal. On Youth Issue Retreats at Holy Family BRAKE ‘ At a return engagement, Member Federal Deposit Insurance planned for later in the year, (M t. Cxrmxl HifK Schout, (Holy Fainily Hlfh School, I The rhairmcn of the games Guaranteed Brake Lining Corporation debaters from S t Mary's will D*BV«r> Doaver) 'committee are Carole Prasnik Member Federal Reserve System he guests o f HoI« Family High Three. Instead nf the t»ual.»" »><• invit»i It’s Not Too Laic for You ent*. with Father Thmnai Lo enu. Those on the invitations Club at Colorado University, are Virginia Frey and Sharon 320 14rii S t, Cuifomer Porking MA. 3-02S4 ( aario, O.S.M., a* moderator. Boulder, will give the senior*’ Students partiriniling will ba Johnson. Attending to details To Earn College Credit retreat, which will open Mon- in the school hall are Gene Geraldine Pergola, Tom Srag- dty morning, Jin , 21. with Freeman and Sharon Ahern, OPEN EVENINGS lia, and Tnm Hine. Parents Mass and close Wednesday Through ... art Jerry lut Guardia. Mrs. co-chaionen. morning with Masa and break Plans for the refreshments Emmett Grace, and Harry fast. Capra. are in the hands of Gary Shos- KrancUcan Fathers Daniel J. maker and Karen Volkman, Su GERARDOT* HERRICK'S Subjects o f the fivt-minute Barry and Paul Felchter, from pervising the music are Joel EVENING talks will be “ School Asstgn- St. Elizabeth's, Denver, will Gossard and Eileen Hefner. BUI ments and Homework.’’ "IMs- gixr retreats simultaneously Bell is chairman of the clean- ripline at Home and School.’* for the juniors and the fresh , up committee. and Abuse of Cars.' man and sophomore groups on S«ce4,.>.. 'S C o c^ CLASSES "Dalinr,'' “Modesty io Thursday and Friday. Drvxx." and “Holding Jobs and Schoolwork.' A fter the The retreat masters will al d — 4— panel, there will be a 10-min ternate in giving conferences for the two groups. Prrriously ute period for queitiona from norMa S-444$ the floor. the juniors had made their re-^ . . . 54', of Our Evening: Class Students Are Over 2.5. treat with the underclassmen. Fully Accredited, Co-Educational Classes in At this January meeting “ ir« Don't a ant All ihf Business— Just J'ours" the fathers will prexide. Hold Friday night, Jan, 16, the' freshnten will featurs a com-' ing nffirerx' position* for tho Accounting English Science binatinn dinre and party, a evening will he Carmine l.om- Buiineit iSno-Bali. Tngether with Sister ^ p e c io lA History Sociology hardi, Ernest Marranzinn, Marie Catherine, their sponsor, Administrotien Edward Knight, and Joseph Philoaophy Speech I the freshmen hope tn make this CONTINENTAL Economics Celantano. I a social surrra!i, their first com -l Education Psychology Thoolegy The PTA ia sponxoring a jplelely freshman-sponsored *f- GET OUR pantry shower for the sisters -fair since they rame to Holy LINCOLN Second Semester Feb. '4-May 29 *i this meeting 'Family High. LOW PR IC E PETER J. WALSH REGISTRATION JAN. 29 ■ 30 ■ 31 IXIYOLA HALL ON REGIS CAMPUS ______5:30 — 9. P.M . Gill & Smith Your cor is on« of your mosf treosurad pessattioni. Chooto it with cart from a dealer in whom you Near Arvada 50th and Lowell hava confidence . . . where it will be serviced care fully and treated respectfully. f o r rom p/ele ifefaiVi write: Est. 1864 CAPITAL la ifla n M niRKCTOR EVENING CL.ASSES 305 Guoronfy •eaaM .say REGIS COLLEGE Bonk Bld^ MA. 3-0186 JtoiL £sdL TybioiL 1700 East CoHaa Aviaa* nENVER 11 nr, d - s b -t i D enver TAbor 5-5191 OExIor l-4ttl ,9 Tolepheno, Kaysteno 4-4205 PAGE NINE Ttiur»dqy, Jonuary 17,1957 Office, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER 29 Clubs Enter Junior Cuge Meet Sf. Joseph's Site of Seventh Annual Invitational Jan. 22-27 The seventh annua! invitational state grade school basketball tournament sponsored by the St. Joseph Redemptorist Parish ie scheduled to get under way Snap Back Ability this Tuesday, Jan. 22, at uie SL Joseph's gym and will continue through Sunday, Jan. 27 . This year’s tournament will Loui.', Engtowood; 7, St, defray the expenses of the 46- ha the biggest in the history of Frnnci.’ t., Annunciationj 8, gamo tourney. tha meet at SL Joseph’s. In all, St. Vincent do Paul’. *i. Tki. year two .podsl Proved by Rangers winner of 9 p.m. Tnoiday; prise, will bo awerdod to 29 teams have entered their rosters for this six-day meeL and 9. Sl. Dominic', vi. •poctator.. A bisb's w .tch Adams State cannot be the leniatioua) Boone turond including six out-of-city fives: BIcMcd Sneramant. •al. valuod at $70, and a blamed if its arrival in Denver 1b hie fln eit game to data ai Sacred Heart of Pueblo, SL The winners of the opeidng woman', wsich aoL vaiued al $95. will ba givtn. in a tiigbtly timid one this ha pound through 39 points hlary’e of Colorado Springs, St round will qualify for the sec week end. It will meet the — 25 in tho socond half—to Peter's of Greeley, SL An ond round of the cbamplgnihip During tha antira sis day. af tba lenrnamant, avtryaaa Recie College Rangers in the lead Iba Rangers to an 85-73 thony’s of Sterling, and Sacred flighL The losers of the first Auditorium Arena Saturday win ever a good St. Michael Heart of Boulder. round will automaUeally go will have tha chanco to afternoon, Jan. 19, in the 4 of Winooski Park, Vt„ team. into the coneolatioD bracket to participata at tha diftribu- ?! Boone bit a tronsndous 15 23 From Denver lion of tba award, on Son- o'clock game of a doubleheader. compete for two consolation The Air Force Academy plays baskets in 29 attempts, and Completing tha list will be crowns, tha A championship day avaaing; two parMO.' Colorado AAM at 2 p.m. bald up tha Rogis scoring in 23 teams from the Denver and B championship. aama. will ba drawn from On Jan. 10 the Adams State tbo final aifbt minutes of thi. box to rocaivo Iba wri.t Junior Parochial League. They Quarterfinals in the consola five absorbed a 96-66 pasting play. Sparked by Boone’s 18 waicba.. Tha winnars muit ere Presentation, Holy Ro tion round will be played Set- on its own court at Alamou. points In those final min- sary, Holy Family, CaUedrsl, ba praaent on Sunday avaning utos, Regis nvtrcama a four- urday afternoon. Quarterfinali to qualify for tha prixat. This week it must face that ML Carmel, Christ the King, point deficit to win going in the championibip round will same squad in the Rangers’ own SL John's, SL Mary Magda den, and the results of Regis’ away. be played Saturday eyaning. lene's, St .Dominic'A SL Fran The semifinals in both ronnu most recent games indicate Reserves tggin contributed cis de Sales’, Sacred Heart, will be played Sunday after it is getting tougher as the to tho'Regis win, as Sheehy, right, are, back row. Father James E. Kane, Cffrrimn RnltPafc The St. Anthony's Loyolk, SL Louis' of Engle noon starting at 12 noon. The Knights Set season progresses, Sierim g DODCUIS g^^ool Bobcats Tony Rendulich, end Uooger- •uletie director, Aloytiue Klein, David Kramer, wood. Assumprion of Welby, The Seattle Ualverslty George Maupin, Bob Haldeen, Stanley Kolbar championship games will be w erf supplied rebounding and of Sterling will bring thU club to Denver Isn. St Catherine'e, Our Lady of Cbiaftaies found that o u t dans, Edward F. Hvrahy, coach: and front played Sunday evening starting scoring punch when it was 22, fo r the St. Joseph's invitationsl cage meet. Lonrdes’, Blessed Sacrament, last Sunday wkon iba Rauf row, 'John Engraff, Frank Monheiser, John at 6 p.m. and ending with the needed. Sheehy and Rendulich The six-day affair will close Sunday, Jan. 27. SL Philomena'A SL Clare’s Grade lourney art stormod bock aftor tho Hofsetz, Jake Schneider, and Bob Steinback. toumement championship game eech had eight rebounds in tha A record 29 teems will compete for the “esrly Home, Annunciation. SL Vin !olf-timo latormiicioD and at 8 p.m. last 14 minutes, and H ow r- season” stite title. Shown above, from left to cent’s Home, S l Vincent de aoarly upcat lha ofoth-raokod werf turned in a good floor Paul’s, and SL Joseph's Re- Trophies for Winners lo a n In tbo aatioB. Soattlo game and contributed seven For Boulder Raiders Play BDlldog.s Jan. 20 demptorisL Immediately after the last Coacb Jobn Cattollaui callod points. L in n e n b e r g e r hit 14 game Sunday eyening, trophiu it "our wont learo of tbo Firing will h.gln Tn.tday The Boulder Knights of Co points before fouling out late will be ewarded to the first, i o a a 0 a,” wheroas Rofia .ft.rn o o B e l 4 p.ns. with St. lumbus have announced plane in the game. second, and third place teams Coach Karvay Moero had BIG ONE DUE IN PREP RACE Clara's Homa mealing Sl. for a parochial grade school in Bathing but praico fo r his RANGERS SNAP BACK Jeiaph'i; S, Lourdes vs. St. in the championship round, and vitational basketball tourna oquad. Philomena'si 6, St. Mary to the winners of tha consola ment to be held at the Boulder St Michael’s, one of the top In tha night's foaluro in the ihc Holy Fimily .coring with Leading, 37-28, at the half, By H ank RozitR Magdalene's vs. Holy Fam tion A and B rounds. Trophies High School gymnasium on independent teams in the New (inaia at 9 p.m. 14. Lehnors, Caliehan, and will also be given to the mem Seattle jumped its margin to England area, threatened to The Titans clash early this ily; 7, Sl. Catberina's vs. Feb. 16. The tournament ia part Action OB Sunday, Jan. Vogt each accounted for bers of the state championship 48-32 aher eight minutes of move away from a Ranger campaign in tha Denver Paro Holy Rosary; 8, Boulder vs. of the golden anniverstry ob 20. calls for tho solo affair tight. tesm. An All-State team, con the second helf, end most of squad, which was “ down” from chial LMgue as the preseason Cbrisl the King; and 9, SL servance of the Boulder Coun botwoen the Annunoialion The Bengals came beck in sisting of 10 members, will be the 2,100 fens settled back to its effort against Seattle the co-favorites, the Regis Raiders John’s vs. Presentation. cil which wet chartered on Feb. Red Birds and tha Cathedral their second game to eerily selected by the referees and watch the slaughter. But a trio day before. Regia, leading and the St. Joseph’s Bulldogs, Wednesday will find tha 17, 1907. squad in the Regia gym at 3 overcome the Annunciation each will receive an individual of Ranger reserves, Terry 46-40 at the half, could man meet head-on this Snnday, Jan. following teams malchad: 4 Nina School. Salacled o'clock. Red Birds 52-30. Callahan was tropiry. A special trophy will Sheehy, Tom Hoogerw erf, and age only ^ jump shot by Boose 20, in the feature contest at St. p.m„ Sacred Heart, Denver high man fo r the Tigers with 12 also be awarded to the “out- Participants for the tourna Bill Bollwerk, came off the while the Easterners tallied Joseph's gym st 4. According Tha two games preceding the vs. Ml. Carmel; S, Assump points. Foster added 11. Maes itinding player” of the tourna ment were selected hy drawing bench to spark a Regia rally. four field goals and four char- to the form sheet this shonld Raider-Bulldog feature in St tion, Welby vs. St. Vincent's topped the losers with 11 and ment, to be selected by the the names of nine schoob that BOONE, HOOGY SPARKLE tosses to move ahead, 62-47, be the “ big tussle” of the first Joseph'a gym, will find St Heme; 6. Cathedral vs. Sl. riorea had nine. referees. sponsor varsity grade school With Dennis Boone, BoD- just after the intermission. round. Francis' South Sherman Street teams in tha Denver Junior Pa werk, end Hoogerwerf hitting squad opposing the Bengals of Regis, possibly thinking back Going into the game, the ' As an Intereiting sidelight, rochial X/eague. Tha first seven from the outside, and Bob Lin- Holy Family at 1. This vrill be to the Gonzega game when Raiders, defending champs, two wall-pleoues will be teems drawn have been invited nenberger, Allen Hower, and foUowed at 2:30 by the Mullen it law a 20-point lead evapo rule a elight favorite but only Jr. Cagers Holt' Schedule awarded to the tearai which with tha last two as altemstes. Sheehy grabbing rebounds, Musta^-Mt Carmel Eagle tilt rate, came right back on three because it is bad policy to have the best follosrmg in at Tbs Boulder Sacred Heart team Regis acrsmbled back to within Regis had an easy time of it field goals by Boone, one by desert the king until he is tendance during the duration will be entered os the host team. one point, 47-48, then went in disposing of its two foes last Linnenberger, end two free beaten. The Northsiders will For St. Joseph's Tourney of the toumamenL The attend The first round will begin aheaci at 63-62, 66-64, and week and. Piling up a 25-14 throws by Gatens to go ahead hold a slight height edrentege. ance vrill be judged on the at S:S0 a.m. on Feb. 16 end 67-66. lead against Mullen by half The Junior Parochial eager*, The scheduU for the next at 66-66. Both ace even-steven on past basis of one vote for children the four losers will be elimin But Die combination of Se- performances. time, the Raiders coasted in to sporting two divisions,'-go into three weeks follows: present, two votes for high Tied at e7-all with 6:00 to ated. The semifinal round will attle’l aeniational Elgin Bay the 63-34 victory- Chrlat^her their second week of play with school sUidente, end three votee play, Gatens and Boone scored In cage action last week the VARSITY— NORTH start at 2:30 p.m. and the con lor and Dick Stricklin could had 16, Hibbison 13, and Riley games scheduled in the Blessed for adults. The home SL Jo to put Regie ehead foe good, knots were loosened a little bit AT ST. JOSEPH'S solation and final games will not be contained. Seattle went and Bell eight apiece for the Sacrament, SL Joseph's, and seph's School has been de out in front at 60-57 with 6:40 snd Boone then added eight but not much. There is eUU a JSD. 19 he played at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. bulk of the Regis production. St. Vincent de Paul’s gyms, $ t ViacMt** T*. K*lr clared ineligible lo r these pointe during the closing min three-way tie for first piece. 9:00 First, second, end third place left, end etayed there despite Rendon bit five buckets and The varsity unit, 25 strong, 10:00 St. vs. Mt. Carmnt awards, uUi as St. Michaei's, trying des Sl. CAtb«rlAt'n TB, trophies will be awarded. the all-out efforte of the Ran j UT i s Gallegos had eight points for are composed of three nonps, 11:00 St. VI. St. ttMaipk's Admission for the Tueidiy, Charies Powell, chairmen of g er five, perately to get possession of the Mustangs, the north, south, a n f east, 13:00 C U n ' t St JftMok’s TlSOp.in.i St Ffudk' H«)r FacbD}' va. B y Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Stricklin, taking passes from the ball, committed several V4. Mt. while tha midgets, formed lAst the. K. of C. youth acOvity VILLANO TOP SCORER Feb. 2 and Saturday morning and af committee, is in charge of ar tha classy Baylor, took gams fouls. R ifli T:30p.B.-. Holy Family year, boast two unite, the south 9:00 Hvlr ReMry ra. Ml. CAm^l rangements. Ha ia assisted by searing honors with 26 points, Regis vHU enter the Adams VI. 5 t Mt Carmel was unable to and easL !0:00 St. VtBc««t*s va. ternoon action will be: Cbil- followed hy Boons with 23 State game Saturday with 9tjM *rk'» tiOOy.m.1 Mullan va. find the range in the first half There will be no league con- 11:00 St. JvMpb'a va. Sl. Daoil«J«*a d m , 10 cente; high ichool stu- Frank Nicaiae. Jim Graham, AnnunelaUon 13:00 St. C4tMria«‘a va. Hair F4a* denu, 20 cents; and adults, 35 and Tom Renditr. Tickets for points for Regis. season record of eight wins end and Regis tripled the Eagle teste scheduled tha week of »y fttiit t:OOnm.i Ra|li vs. C* cents. For the Sunday evening the tournament will be avail Monday aTaninf, Jsn. 14, three losses. ibtdrd total at half-time, 33-11. Sal Jen. 20-27 to allow all teams St. CUam'a vi. By* Villano accounted fo r 14 o f his to compete in the SL Joseph's Ftb. 9 finals, admission prices will be: able through the Sacred Heart Jan. 20 9:00 Ml. Carmai va. Bouldar children, 15 cents; high school, School student! and proceeds 19 points in the second half but invitaWonel tourney. 1 0 :0 0 H*lv RvMrr va. 5t. DealaU • St JvaayVa ItOOy.ni.: St Fraacii' 26 cents; end adults, 60 cento. will be used fo r the Sacred vs. Kaly Family the cause was lo s t Riiey had 11:00 91. VlAeMt'a va. Hair Family 20, Hibbison nine, and Christo 12:00 St. Joaapb'a va. St. wlara'a This money will be used to help Heart athletic program. Si. JaatoVs S:My.m.: Mt Cavmtl St. CalbtriDa** va. Byv V8a MullCB pher eight in the 61-36 win.- Junior Raiders RcfiB ItOOihSk.i ApnuncU* SOUTH St Francis’ Gremlins ran AT ST. VINCENT'S 4 ! S e Ueo TBa Calbadrml wild with 54 points in tbs two THE FIRST o r THE SU 4;00p.n.i St. J*4*pb*8 Take Lead in Jbb. 19 VB. R«(ij middle quarters and went on 8:90 Catkadfal va. 0 « r Udy •( 1957 HAZEL M. OBERFELDER to smother Annunciation 86- Lmirdaa Three other clubs are all sqnare 49. Claypool was top man with 9:30 St. Vineant'i va. Fraavatalla* CELEBRITY SERIES Lounge in the fourth slot. And two tO:SO St. L«ola' va. St. Mary Maf> 82. Gamel chipped m with 24 B Cage League (iaim'a teame have the dubious honor and Pacheco had 14. Flores U :M Sl. Fraaela* va. Su CaJaUmS of being tied for seventh. notched 20 and Maee IS for the A vest tight race begins to F«b. 2 Denver Auditorium Theatre The Craralins lanila with losers. loom in the Parochial League 9:S0 Our Lady of Laurdai va. St. Saturday, Jon. 19, 8:20 p.m. Fine Food and Drinks Available 7 Doys a Week VlflCMit*a M t Carmai in the S t Joseph The Gremlins needed a 16-8 B team race as every team in MO|S|^rrscH Delightful Atmosphere Which Honors Pioneer Deys 9:30 Catktdral vi. St. Laula* 084 *1 iki iBMt r«n«vn«4 gym at 7i30 Friday avaning, final period to edjn out the tha league except Regis shows 10:30 St. CaJaUa’a va. St. Mary tki* fMimtioQ. Krapping Cathedral aggrega Macdalt»a*a Featuring CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS Jan. 18. Sanabody will coma at laastjjne deYcat. The junior 11:30 Praaaautltfl va. St Francia* out of tha collar in the 9 tion 46-40, in the best geme of Raiders currently lead the loop F«b. 9 4550 LEETSDALE DRIVE o'clock fray at the sama aita the week end. Stebenne led with three wins snd no losses. 8:30 St. Cajatan'a va, Catbadral SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW whan Mullan and Annancia- the Gremlins with 13. Claypoo! 9:20 FnaamUtiva va. St. Mar> ifvtir iMlI John MarGn, SL Francis' B 406 - 17TH St. TA. 5-6101 had 12 and Pacheco nine. MifdaUna'a O li BIm Jc EftAt « f C*(ffm4a Blv4. ra Ateia«4ii lioB crash h«ad-on, center, tops the league in scor 10:30 St. Fnacla* vi. St, Vijcaat'a ZUiKA MILANOV. WHO RUCNS SUPREME AS ONE OF THE (Smt ftl^ l Bkck ftl laUmtUvn) Kenny Cabbie grabbed top Across town in Rogis* gym ing. Carl Weakland of Holy 11:30 fh r r Lady Laurdaa vt, SL METROPOUTAN’S GREAT ARTISTS—COMING JAN. ZS LMia* ANDRES SEGOVIA. FEB. S; CESARE SIEPI, FEB. le, on tho lamo night. Holy Fam honors for tha day with 26. Family, second in scoring, won St Joseph's Bulldogs led all I JOSE LIMON. MARCH II ily's Tigara ran op against a a promotion out of the league EAST GREATEST ARRAY OP NEW TALENT ON ANY SERIES th^jvaj^^u^^hej^ooj^ad tough ossignmont la tho St, to varsity play hy his two-game AT BLESSED SACRAMENT Joseph quintot in tho opener Jbb. 17 STAND1NC3 spurL 3:30 Saervd Haart va. St. Jamai* I CHARLTON ANNE at 7i30. Rogis' Raiders will T mud W h Pet Pie OP Stendingt 4:30 CbrUt tk« Kiaf va. Sl PkJl^ faca tha Cathedral Blue Jays Rofli ...... J 0 I.DOO 176 too sana'a lUfT HESTON-BAXTER St, FroBcit* _ 3 0 1.000 101 I7Z W L Pci. 7tOQ St, Jaka'a va. l>yaia St. JoMDb’4 _ 3 0 t.000 177 131 0 1.000 8:00 Aaflaaeiatlaa va, Bleaaad Saa» a r f S GILBERT TOM Co(ko4rml ..... I 2 .333 130 lAZ RegU ...... ramafli PRIVATE PARTIES .667 Truckers Invite Mt. Corei«l . I 3 .333 133 HZ Sl. Jo.aph's ..... J8B. 31 A Vfofefff- ROIANDTRYON Holf FuaUp . 1 2 .333 143 >44 Annnncxatien ... .667 3:30 SL Joba*! va. CbHit tka In DanvtrY Nowuil Smartatl UoUn . 0 3 .0 0 0 114* let Junior Gagers Cathedral ...... 667 4:30 St. Jamai’ va. Blaaaad Sacn' IffiSIMI'USKKII Aoaiioeiotiea., 0 3 J»0 113 aio B«nt Suburban CuH-Ru.taurunt a« ( .333 •oOAMsnrai T b * D «n v «r • C b ic A fo Ml, Carmel — 7:00 Sl, PkHawrna*a va. AiuiuaaSa- fmrntaWOimkaw • moi Mm' Ma • am i H f .333 Trock«r» b*?8 *11 tht trouble with tha Blue Jays. It Holy Family ... tiea majiaaiDeun .333 8:00 Layala va. Saerad Haarl Busices. Laocbeoai oi Bridge pUjari p»rticip«tiQf ib th« took a 25-point third quarter St. Francis' ..... iKMicaai* to assure the 61-51 Bulldog vic Mullsn ...... 000 Fab. 7 Partin served m d e p o t witoiiii4 is Juaipr P«ro«biBl LaapB* 3:30 AaaviiclatloB va. Ckriat tbv inj^ with Incomparable Food and reul/lBOM biskatball profram lo faa tory. Berger wse top man for Laading Scorers Klar the winners with 28. Ryan 4:30 Sl, Jamaa* vi. St. PkllaGtana'a Beverages bf PAUL tb«ir cuvaU al tbo Trnckoro- GFCFTTP —itoiD $151 per penoa added 16. Shipp had 16, Cab 7:00 Blaaaad Saaraiftant va. Loyola S T A R T S 1 8 l h A T Paaria cantast alatad lor Marlin, 8:00 S(. Jaka'a va. Sarrad Haart bie 12, and Piroddl nine for the Tutidop OTOBiBfg JaB. 22« at Sl. Francis’ 3 12 6 32 MIDGET DIVISION Conveojent Loesuon • Free Parking J A N . 1 8 DENHAM CALIF. tha Auditonun Araao. Jays. The Bulldogs rolled over Weakland, SOUTH Ib ardor to gain OBtroBCO 2 7 10 24 AT BLESSED SACRAMENT to tha ganoi tbo juBier Mullen 69-42 in their second Hnly Family —. L Jbb. 30 THE3 T IFFIN J cagorf ara atkad to cemo la game. Hanak racked up 17 Haindanrieb, 8:00 St. Doniaie'a va, St. Joa^k'i tbo Champa Straol gato aa* points for tha winners. Cor Annunciation • 8:M Sl. Cathatlea’a va. St. Frasela* I71u South Colorado Blvd. aomponiad bp tbair eoaeboo. dova and Petras each added 14 McCann, Ragi. ,... 7:00 SL Vlacaara va. PraaaataUM SKylme 6-8202 and Knafeic had nine. Rendon Fab. 6 (Writers’ Manor) Denvet. Colo, Gamo tima 8-p.Ua Karin, 8:00 Sl, Frweia* va. pTvaoatatlaa and Beer accounted for eight Sl. Francis' _ — 3 9 2 20 4:00 St IlamiBJa'a va. St. Vlneaat’a apiece for the Mustangs. 7:00 Sl. Joaayb'a va. St. Calkar* Chavaz. laa*a A W4ll.b.lenc«d scoring AnnBQciation . 3 6 8 18 i%KL4»KAHT H OTEL fresh as a salt breeze C a l l a attack gave tha Ml, Carmai EAST Eagles a 58-44 dMition evar Foliar, AT BLESSED SACRAMENT TTheea Denver’a Soeiely Enlertaioa for Lanebeou tha Holy Family Tigari. Fa- St, Francis' - — S 7 4 18 Job. 19 and Dinner. Hungry for aetfood? Come on down to the Old Navarre.^ Z O \ E C A B 9:00 AaauseUtloa va. Blaaaad Sac FOR SPEOAL RESERVA'nONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, Here are a few of the aeefood items on Johnny Ott’a menu: brisio M tha parade vritb 18 Capra, ramcBt .MAin 3-7171 markers. Carolla and Villano Holy Family _ 3 5 7 17 10:00 Sl Jamaa* va. Socrad Haart DANCES A.ND DI.NNEB5 PHONE UAlN 3-3101 CHEAPER RATES came tbrongb with 12 and 11 Ball, 11:00 Sl. PbUaaaaa'a va, Booldar Beautiful Ballrooms Privala Dining Rooms .... 3 8 0 16 12:00 Sl. Mary Mafdalaaa'a va. St. Shrbnf Creels. t-WAV RADIO CLEAN HEW CARS vaipMtivelr. Foster topped Holy Family Joba'a A treasured recipe from New OrUant. Also, Gulf Fob. 2 Shrimp, triad . . . or in shrimp cocktaiU. PARAMOUNT Phono Phone Sl Marv Mat’dalaaa'a va. Sa CH 4- CH. 4- arad Haarl tIUk ClfMrn St. PkUamaaa'a va. Ajieimcla' THE LINCOLN ROOM Fri.s Jin . IS •Tburs. Jin . 24 2494 UOB SL JahJi'a va. Bauldaf t Hospitality Center Ck3BdJ*r • JoBBB* Dm B I a a a a d Sactamnl va. $L Jamaa* Banquet and Meeting Rooms Red Snapper, "DRANGO” Fob. 9 I 2l JmiD..' T., 5t. PkllwDMn'. 12-1200 PERSONS Freeh from Californian waters, in deli- J«oiei Araeit AnnuoclntlM 8 miI.w T,V. S2131 Mrs. Long cioui pink flicta served up ia the Nivirrt'e A n ii* DiekiBiofi Si. J.ao'. . . . Saerod H.nn 5t. M.ry MAgdal.o.'. grand manner. “Gun the Man Down” BW.M4 Soeruamt Shirley Savoy Hotel Dungsness Crab. MONACO DRIVMN D-C Meets Mighty E. 40iL tad Mvoaco Psrkvar From Toketand, Washington... in crab leg cock Jan. IS-Jan. 20 tails .. . or in the traditionii erteked crab ftahion. FaU Domino - Liaa Gayo 1747 Tremont at Broadway Peoria Cats Jan. 22 The Denver Truckeri, play "Shake, Rattle and WHCA.E LIVE MAINE ing one more home game be Molna lobsttr. Rock” fore going on the road, will meet the ho^e Peoria team in They airive alive... fresh aiwugb to bit. Marla English - Tom Conway LOBSTER SI 65 the Auditonom Arena Tues tb* hand that bioQs th«m. day night, Jan. 22. before a MEMORIES WORTH WHILE- SECOND two-game trip for league tue- Includes Potatoes and Hot Breads slee aX Pbillipe Jan. 25, and Beautiful Photomurals, soft lights, FEATURE Wichita, Jan. 27, subdued background music, sparkling B5 other taste-temptationa too, on the dinner menu of the VALLEY DRIVE-IN DANCING Two non-etarten led the white linena and a wonderful "Fes fsjDOua place where you alwayg dine fine... eZM E. Evaas Fridoy end Saturday NighH Truckers in their 91-72 victory tive Dinner.” Jan. 18-Jan. 20 over Milwaukee Jen. 10. They THE Spsneor Tracy-Claira Trover 9:30 tilt 1:30 a.m. were forward Dick Eicber and Cftll CR*tlvT«w 9*2594 FREE DLVNER FARKINC forward - guard Jerry Vaydi, For RtoenrAHooi "THE MOUNTAIN” • t l•c«t*«lka Afltr S aa4 anyo . with 20 pointi apiece. Bill Urn* «• Swdaya mm4 I kwf Logan, with 16, and season Raadelpb Scell-Barbari Halo Jgat ni«t do«r aid 2 baort «t Muiki* ! scoring leader, Terry Rand, THE HOLLAND HOUSE pal PariUaf CaPBfa, I33S TrtmML 1727 Trw m nt F I.—dou by 8m big holris—MA 3-6789 "7TH CAVALRY” with 14, were ether high men in the D-C victory. PAGE TEN OKtce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitene 4^205 Thursday, Januory 17,1957 dkqjuisiA canL 9n, fia a i Altar Society Installation ANCtUNA POARECA. of UU MARY F. SADUSKY. 44. of 84? Pat LardiBo, all of Arrada. At St. Francis de Sales' Sliftheo*. Abo li lurvIvH hr • •on. Inca 3(r»«i. Sht U aarvived by her Requiem High Mass waa celebrated Kiok Porr««A: them rUuthtom, PtuD' hiubtnd. TbomM A. Saduaky: flv« Jan. 10 la the Shrine of 8i. Anne. «M Horth* Yonnkh. ond Eva aon*, Afllhpny A.. Cvorgn. Kill ■->v- ^nint llarbtired ltcfn^ee« llevelatioii of ^ecrct« Seldom Advised Egypt 600 A.D., Professional Confidences REGISTORIALS By P A fl H. HAtLTTT cogent arguments against apital punishment (;ONSH)ERABI.E INTEREST wis at is that sometimes the innocent suffer from it. C ondoainc>il Man i^ol W holly a lAiNer Mirror of Present tracted by the report that the Methodist min- Thus the public good would certainly be istec w ho tnended the executed murdera. cauK for reveiation, with the m in's permisskm, ike .4N EHIO of the present is the life-story L Jack Graham, had revealed to a repextet of a if the case were such that many p>eop>le might Something to Be Said for Execution of St. John the Almoner. Patriarch of Alexandria Denver paper that Graham had commined have grounds for doubting the guilt of the con in the early part of the seventh century. In our own demned; the Graham trial, however, cleuiy By Rev. Roiftr E. Kekeieen ST. THERESE of the his death celt. But the man ihe crime for which he met death. Child Jesus, the beloved Ut- clutched t crucifix with evi day we have seen the spectacle of thousands of refu showed the man's objeaive guile A SENTENCE o f deaUi, The faa that this minister received com- like that visited upon the late tla Flower, adopted con- dent contrition just before gees fleeing war. oppression, and persecution. Most M O S T P E O P L E , 1 think, wiU feel that plaints about the incident shows pretty forci John Gilbert Graham, is not ^mned crtminals as her he met his end—because nations and persons welcome the unfortunate refu seaets commined to pHofexsional men o f any romplately without disadvan K«cial spiritual charges. Therese prayed. bly the semi-sacred charaaer that any con Everyone remembere the ease This is a sobering thoughti gees, and give them all the aid they can. Others seem kind are regarded as so saaosanct that the com- tage to tha parson concerned. fession made to any p>rofessional man has in resentful of the intrusion of their unfortunate For the condemned man ra- o f tha Bluebeard who, even ae Not everyone is so fortunate. mca good is bener served by keeping them In this tingle aepect, as was the minds of most people. Ancbroptologists ceivea one boon—from the he awaited the guillotioe's brothers. hidden, even should the person aH|Cied freely John Gilbert Graham. have shown that most of the (Kimitive pet^Ies itandpoint of faith; He call, read lewd literature in Every age, it seems, has known its refugees. give his permissioo, and even ur^ their dis of the world have known some kind of per knows precisely when ha it When St John was Patriarch of Alexandria in Egypt, closure. going to die. sonal confession of sins, connected in some the mighty armies of Persia invaded and plundered The urge to communicate something loaded There are those who would BUT TRUp way with a religious rite. foreswear such knowledge Syria 'and sacked Jerusalem. Refugees poured into on one's conscience is so sucuig that many Egypt, and St. John welcomed them all, providing for H E R E I.S T H E P L A C E to say that because of ■ natural fear of Kt8 ftr Cattiilw L m people have blurted out past sins to an indis- final impending doom. Such I have no thought of censuring Graham’s min them food and shelter. He likewise sent vast amounts aeet world. Such avowals bring a feeling of individumt say that God ii ister, w ho at most may have been guilty o f an of food and money to Jerusalem to aid the unfortunate relief at first, but later the persoo affeaed has merciful in not disclosing to ill-advised act, readily understandable under the each man the time and na there, as well as 1,000 Eg>T)tian workmen to help rich cause to regret them. rebuild the churches. Two Bishops and an Abbot were circumstances. H e revealed Graham's admis ture of his death. They are A L L T H I S , again, is not meant to reflect, happy to ba in ignorance of dispatched by the Patriarch to the work of ransoming sion with the dear permission of the coo- either oo the Meth^ist minister in queatioo these important facta. The captives. cietnned man. and then only with the under aword of Damocles is no or on the Protestant clergy in general who re A.NT trrifER EVENTS in the life of the Patri standing that the confession would not be re pleasant chandelier, M ceive the seaets of their flo^ These con arch John are reminiscent of our own day. The vealed until after the executioo. BUT THE TRUTH re fessions have been inaeasingly encouraged, mains: To know tha exact poor were his constant solicitude, and he sought to It remains true, however, that the revela and they have produced much good. moment o f one's future death aid them by legislation as well as by alms. Today we tion of a professional seart is generally not Oliver W e^ell Holmes (1809-1894), a can be a ipiritual gift; it can would probably call him a champion of the “common ba an opportunity, given to advisable, even when the owner o f the secret physician who had ample meins of observing few, to prepare for the great man.” himself gives piermission. This is particularly the last houn o f both Protestant and Catholic On the day of his consecration as Patriarch of reckoning with the Keeper true when the profession is espedally associa patients, wrote that "people think the coofes- o f the Book o f l i f e ; a last Alexandria, he published some severe ordinances ted with the guarding of confidences. ' sional is unknown in Protestant churches. It is period for fruitful medita enjoining the use of just weights and measures to tion. sincere sorrow, end tha THE ONLY EXCEPTION tty such a a great mistake. T he puincipol change is that revent the defrauding of the public. He likewise rule is the necessity of guarding the common building up of peieonal confi there is no saeen between the penitent and dence in the olvine mercy. 'orbade all his seh-ants and officers to accept pres good, or the good o f a third party. Even in ents, lest they be biased and prejudiced in favor of the father confessor." Holmes, of course, was Two incontrovertible ficte sacramental Confession, seaets have on occa wrong. loom before the intelligence the donors. On another occasion Nicetas, the Gov of the ordinary man; That sion been revealed when the penitent gave such THE PRINCIPAL CH-ANGF. is that he will most certainly die; ernor, proposed a new tax to eliminate a deficit in the permission, and the revelation was necessary confession (0 a minister, however naturally and that he does not know public budget. The tax, noted the Patriarch, would to save a falsely accused man. A case o f this weigh heavily on the poor and he opposed it strongly. beneficial, does not of itself have the power of either the manner or the tort occurred about three years ago in Italy. calling down grace from God. People every hour of hie demise, The The Governor flew into a rage, but did not dare to mounting rate of traffic In the Graham case, it is likely that the where seem to sense the inimitabi. power of override St. John’s opposition. deaths in this nation, it is minister in question thought that the common the priest. It is notewrmhy that Graham, orn of a NOBIJ: family at Amathus in Cyprus, true, relegate a targe per B centage of the population to St. John was very wealthy. His wife and children good was served, insofar as this revelation (h o u ^ I Protestant, had the Catholic diap- would remove from some minds any doubt lain. Father Justin McKernan, O i.B ., ac the traffic patrolman’s log having di^, he used his income to help the poor. He book. But there are still company him to the death chamber. was above 50 years of age when, his fame for sanctity of the guilt of (he accused. One of the most “ freak deaths,'’ from causes being widespread, he was chosen Patriarch of Alex deemed incapable of produc Old Hereditary Beliefs Bein|{ Ponctnred ing death; sudden fatal III- %lA77awQr/i andria. netses, eeising healthy His first act on arrival in his see city was to ask frames; and old-age depar C c M H i n y that a list be made of his “ masters.” He explained Eugenic Sterilizing Unscientific Answer ture! after a long period of /^v.im JirSfAvitifbnfk Cfuixk that these were the poor, who had great power before weaknest that can hardly be irA/lan4mJ0T odm-ground craMt/aUf diegnosed. By J. R. Walsh ally permissible only i f tha since the end of the war. ^ijent mil M ah) y*ik. the throne of heaven. A list of 7,500 was drawn up, THE READER of this edi organ is diseased and if tha Contributing toward this de and he took them under his special protection, provid IN COLORADO, a woman torial night fall dead before preservation o f tha health or cline was a study published regarded by paychiatrista as he finbhee Its perusal: as. ing for them the necessities of life. Every Wednesday lift of the body hinges upon in 193^. by a committee o f the not mentally HI w u held at Indeed, ita writer might be and Friday he sat the whole day on a bench in front the sacrifice of the part 'Tha American Neurological Asso A Now Plan, a Now Hopo the itate mental hospital al fore he completei iL Only immoral character of eugenic ciation. headed by Dr. Abra of the church, so that all might have free access to him most a year. She charged that God knows, and tbis is a se sterilization hai repeatedly ham Myerson, famed psychia with their needs and gripvance.s. He dispensed not the hospital set op ai a con cret He prefers to keep in been condemned by the trist. What of Educational TV? dition of her parole that she most cases. only material aid, but settled differences, gave com- Pones, COMPULSORY STERILl- agree to be eterilized. The The terrifying element in By C. J. Zecks while- Aecording to a tele fort to the grieved and afflicted, and spiritual advice REEXAMINATION of ZATION was recommended woman's mother refused con alt this macabre speculation vision log, the station has many accepted beliefs about as undesirable by the com EDUCATIONAL TELEVI. to all. sent to such an operation is that death gives no one a SION ia still a baby. In fact, 12 live, seven kinescope, and heredity has led many doc mittee. which held* that the A LEX.ANDRIA w as then the E1R.ST among the and held it was sgainst tha second chance. “Where the some persons in the Denver two filmed programs. It ta tors to adopt a new pesition consent of the sterilized or tenets of her religion. tree falls, so shall it lie." area were surprieed the other doing a fine service to the Eastern sees in wealth and dignity, and St. John with regard to enforemenc his guardian would fomtall A district court judge or . . . “ The night comea. when day to find out that we have Denver area. When tha NBC consecrated its revenues to the poor. One of his first of tleriiizatlon laws. Mod abuses likely in such a pro dered the patient to be set no man mavi w ork." When an educational TV station, broadcasts become available ern methodology has punc gram. acts was to distribute among the hospitals and mon free. Testimony and records, man'e period of pilgrimage KRM A-TV, Channel 6. In a in March, the station will be tured some of the older be "We do not believe.'' the asteries the 80.000 pieces of gold he found in the he stated, showed the vromsn 00 the earth is ended, his short time the station srill be iring viewers somaa,of the "was not an insane person, liefs, which bald that social report said, "that aociety toul will be Judged accord fest programming available, treasury. Many others, moved by his example, pro and physical ills ran in fam- needs to hurry into a program celebrating ita first birthday. was not diseased in mind,” ing to the state ha ii in at It televises propama from IT IS HOPED that some vided him with means to aid the poor. ilias because of "bad heredi based on fear and propa and blasted institution offi that moment 6:46 p.m. to SlsO or 8:46 day a bridge over the gulf of tary straios.” ganda. Although the problem When it was comiJlained that his actions were cials for neglecting to Inform THOUGH IT IS NOT often p.m. Monday through Friday. "commercial" and "eduea- ths court of the condition of The GeargettwK Lau Jour of mental disease and defec the ease, a rather virtuoue impoverishing the Church, St John replied simply The station it one of 22 tioDsd" television will be laid. nal points out that in 19^ tiveness is enormous, there indiridual may commit hia that God would provide. He recounted a wonderful the petitioner. educational TV stations Both the purely instructional the number of compulsory exists no new social or biolog one mortal lin just before vision he had in his youth, when a beautiful woman THIS IS ANOTHER CASE throughout the U.8. These rote and the predominantly sterilization operations per ical emergency.” This "go his soul takH flight, and be In which stats officials in stations have had their eco entertainment function of a appeared to him, brighter than the sun, with an olive formed in the U. S. was slow" attitude has had great relegated to puniiAment for hoapitals might well be wary nomic trials and often uphill mass medium are impor garland on her head. He was given to understand that only 1,067, the lowest num influence In the decline of ever. Too, one seemingly of performing eugenic ster going in programming. It waa tant services. We enjoy an ber reported in any one year eugenic iterilization. among the most wicked of she represent^ charity, or compa.ssion for the poor, ilization, being outmoded by Dod news,'therefore, when educational program aa well and she said: "I am the oldest daughter of the Great modem sclentiAc studies, in men could be .empowered by obert W. Strnoff. president at watching Perry Como or Stor>' o f an .\rchblNhop God's special grace. Just be S the belief that such opera of the Nations! Broadcasting a baseball game. King. If you enjoy my favor, 1 will introduce you to fore death, to feel an ardent tions, help "mentally re Company, announced that his Such a gap was filled In the Great Monarch of the universe. No one has so sorrow that will lift him to tarded inaividuals to adjust company was going to make the “good old days" of radio unending union with the much influence with Him as myself, since 1 was the better to society." Scientific Forgotten Prelate available its network facili when the broadcuting ata- Creator in beatitude. occasion of His coming down from heaven to become Investigations of hereditary By BlU KILKESKY choice; Henry Edward Man ties to these non-commercial lions released their time for Such is not often the case, ■trains and emotional trends ning. itatioDs. educational purposta, aaee man for the redemption of mankind.” THE FORGOTTEN MAN it is true, for men generally are f i t from complete, as Errington was offered s rommereiala We recall inch S T. JOHN LIVED IN THE GREATEST personal of the Archdiocese of Weet- die as they live: but nothing UNDER SA R N O FF'S psychiatrists themselves mlnster was a prelate who al kind of consolation prise, the PROPOSAL NBC, acting in rewarding programs as the austerity as to food, clothing, and furniture. is outside the pale of divine NBC University Theater of readily edmit- A report bythe most headed the see, but in post of Archbishop of Trini co-operation with the Edu posaibility in the matter of the Air (where you could get When a distinguished person of the city learned that American Neurological Asso stead ended hi* life serving dad, which ba refused. cational Television and Radio souls and their final disposal. college credits via corre the Patriarch had only one poor blanket on his bed, ciation implies a great deal u a parish priest. SPURNED AND DE Center of Ann Arbor, Mich., NO ONE CAN DENY, for spondence counea by liitening is to be ascertsined and Archbishop George Erring- FLATED, yet with a rigorous will provide three half-hour he sent him a rich rug. St. John spent an uneasy example, that the man who to the program) and the Co abins must be guarded ton was a Catholic before following among the London programs a week for a 26- night on hA unaccustomed soft couch, and the next died in Canon City in the lumbia Workah^ programs, against. Henry, Edward Manning ever clergy. Errington might well week period. The programs past week could have mar among many. Why not on day sold the rug and gave the money to the poor. The The practice of steriliza thought of turning to "Ro have gone his independent shaled true sorrow fo r all his will go out live over the net tion, begun in the U.S. more TV! friend, being on the watch for some such action, re manismhe was serving in way and caused great harm faults in time to obtain God'i work's lines from New York purchased it and presented it to the Patriarch a than SO years ago, de England in the bleak daya to the Catholic eauM. forgiveness. Indeed, no one at a time— probably 6:80 i , i - rs second and a third time. The saint always disposed veloped to a point where 33 preceding the Catholic revival But with rare humility and but God knows for certain p.m.—when the relay facil- W O rd S tO L lV 6 DV states and territories passed Initiated by the Oxford Move resignation, he retired to the whether the man was morally {ties are not being employed / of it the same way, saying with a smile: “ We shall laws on the su bject In the ment, when Nicholas Wise D iocne o f Clifton, where he guilty of the crime for which for dlsaemination of NBC'e II! fares the land, to hasten see who will get tired first” past 3 5 years, however, eu man was fir away from It labored as s simple psrish he was executed— or, in ths regular commercial schedule. ing ills a prey, where wealth On a journey to visit the Emperor in Constanti genic sterilization has been til at the English College in priest until his death. A con event of nilt, to what ex Channel 6 could not get accumulate*, and men decay. nople, St John died at Amathus on C>T)rus about the on a steady decline. Rome. temporary writer said of him; tent. these programs live because Princes and lords may flour STERILIZATION OPERA- Yet to Cardinals Manning “ He nurwfd no resentment in But, even supposing the of the time element, but per ish or may fade — a breath year 616. Coincidentally, in connection with his care TIONS are classified in four and Wiseman went the glory his heart, . . . His tongue blackest guilt there is al haps they might turn up in can make them, aa a breath for refugees, his body was taken to Constantinople groups: 1) Therapeutic, to that accompanied the tre left no sting or stain behind." ways hope in life. Once s kinescope versions. has made; but a bold poasan- and from there to Hungary, where King Matthias safeguard the health or life mendous growth o f the IN A WORLDLY WORLD, criminal was canonized as ha S arnoff said his company try, their country's pride, cons^cted a shrine for it in his chapel at Buda. In of ap individual; 2| contra Church in England in the lat his action seems almost sense breathed out his last breath would appropriate 9300,000, when once destroyed, can ceptive, aa a permanent ter half of the I9th century. less. But In Christendom bis upon a cross. The Psalmut or about iSSOO fo r each half- never be supplied. — Oliver 1530 his relics were moved to Tall, near Presburg, hour show, for production method of birth control; S) ERRINCTON SEEMS to course was tha only logical speaks o f the darkest mis Goldsmith (1728-1774), Tk» and in 1632 to the Cathedral of Presburg itself. In the punitive, to punish persons deeds being "made white at purposes. T h e Kducational Dtterltd Vitlafe. have bad as his main fault one: To aerve God hi tha convicted of certaiih crimes; snow," No one can presume Center will meet the cost of • • t East St John the Almoner is honored on Nov. 11, the the problem of not getting Church in the bait way ha to plumb the mercy of God, making locsl connections be i . l day of his death, but in the We.st on Jan. 23, the anni and 4) eugenic, for persons along well with his associates, knew, to accept God's will, to Trust that man in nothing keep the faith. for it is infinite. tween the educational sta L, versary of the translation of his relics. whose ailmentc ere regarded principally Wiacman. Re had who has not a eonscieaea in as hereditary and thoa to tion* and tha network linet. ______—Rev. John B. Ebel served as Bishop of Plymouth everything. — Laurcnco pravant tha birth o f children and aa Administrator o f the FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION “ EVERY CITIZEN has a Sterne (1713-1768), Tk* Foot- with the um e ailments. Diocese of Clifton before his Archdiocese of Denver ■ take in the success with port. In therapeutic sterilization which these stations carry « • • appointment in 1365 as Coad WEEK OF JAN. 20. SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY The Denver Catholic Register the reproductive organs have out their misiion." Sarnoff The law is tha last recult y jutor, with the right o f suc Denver...... Si. Miry'e Academy President ...... Most Rev. Arehbiihon Drbin J. Vebr, D.D. to be removed from the body cession, to Cardinm Wiseman. aaid. “ The drastic national o f human wisdom acting upon Editor..,-Rt Rev. Msrthew Smith, Pb.D., Jour.D., LiltD., LLD. because they have been at Then the trouble started. shortage of teachers and human experience for the tacked by a disease, such as classrooms lends a special MsniionK Director....Motuignor John B. Cavantgh. M.A., Ph.D. Wiseman founded the religi benefit of tPe public. — Sam urgency to their efforts to Executive Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, Litt.0., Hist.D. esneer. The primery objec ous community of the OblaUa uel Johnson (1709-1784). '(Radwand. JU Jjjq,' build themselves into a major Aeeoeiato Editon— Rev. Robert Kekeiien. M.A., LittD.: Rev. tive is the removal of the of St. Chsrlee, with Manning, • • a diaeesed o r n n end the pres- education force." IHniel ^eherty. M.A.; Linue RienUn, Ph.D.; PtuI Hallett, then Provoet of the Metropol Jdleneu and prida tax with ervetion of the health and KBTV, Denver KVOD, Denver He aaid the three half- LittD.; Jeek Heher, B.A., littD .; Prink Morrise, B.S., LL.B., itan Chapter, at the driving a heavier band than Kings life of the patient. Cbaoeet 9 CHRISTIANS IN ACTION hour presentations would em- LittD.; Art Director. Leo Cenavan, D.F.A. force behind the new group. and Pariiamenta. If we can Contraceptive sterilisation BISHOP SHEEN. "Ufe U ^RtVe Laci«» C«rv*ot*8, bract “ instruction in mathe Errington did not like the get rid of the former, we may seems to ba legal in ell but Worth Livinf”— Sandey. S.Jv of Rvfit matics. the humanities, and idea of taking tome diocesan easily bear tbe latter.—^ n - Entered aa second class matter at the postoffics at t few itates where it is spe P«Dv«r— Sand 178 Jbb« government" James R, New priests and making religious jamin Franklin (1706-1790), Denver, Colo. cifically prohibited by law. s a c r ^’e' d h e a r t p r o - a*r7. IliOS •.m. man, editor of Tht World of clergy out o f them; be es Letter on the Stamp Act, TXk Pant PnetaO Eailnlr Sr Cetoa U k « Morally speaking it Is unjus CRAM - Sunday, 12:15 LIFE IS WORTH LIVING- Malkrmatict. has agreed to pecially disliked their control P ^ Bitbop Felton J. Shoes— supervise the courie in this July 1,1765 tified mutilation of tha pa of the seminary, which, un • • • tient and in no way ia re TREASURE CHEST Of I field. der prc.ssure, the Oblates fi KNOWLEDGE. Rofit KIMN, Denver To those just being intro Advice ia offensive — be Published Weekly by quired for the preservation nally left; and some felt that o f hia life or health. Its mo College—Seturdny, 4 p.m. SACRED HEART P R O - duced to educational televi cause it shows US that we ere THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) Wiseman directed Church af K R D O -T V . . CRAM— Senday, 7 a.m. sion there is an undersund- known to otheri ee well as to tive is the same as that which fairs with too little concern 938 Bannock Street. 1 leads otheri to practice birth able tendency to stress the ourselves. — Samuel Johnaon fo r the letter o f the Iiw and Colorado Springs HOUR-S- (1709-1784), Th* BamtUr, Telephone, KEystone 4-1205 P.O. Box 1620 control by contraception, n day, 7:18 n.m. use o f the home screen as a too much stress on whimsy. tool of formal instruction.. N a 156. PUNITIVE STERILIZA. THE CHRISTOPHERS— FAMILY THEATER pro- • • ■ TION imposed by the stale SUCH ANATTITUDE gram ef Father Patrick This role is great, indeed, and Senday, 1-1:30 p.m. If you levs only those who it rightly regarded as cruel soon gave Errington the rep Peytoe, C.S.C.— Saturday. it serves the purpose of the Subscription: WE BELIEVE — Moaday, love you. whet reward have and unusual punishment utation of being, at best, of 6:30 p.m. station. Members of the fac SI.50 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. a non-Catholie bent. (The 7:30-6 p.m. ulty of any educational insti you!— Matt v. 47. when a crime hds been com KFSC, Denver • • « charge was a common one of KOA, Denver tution operating a non-can- S2.00 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. mitted. Sterilization of the SACRED HEART PRO the day; John Henry New CATHOLIC HOUR — San- merrial station are appearing If you do not adueato the Canada, S2.76 a year per sub.scription. arx criminal is not reasonable GRAM — (Engliib) — punishment, and in fact man was considered by tome day. 12 noon to 12:30. on the air regularly. child, he will begin, for good Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.50 a year. a Protestant o f torts until Moaday through Friday, or ill, to adueatc. himscu.— makes the comraiiiion of sex ASK AND LXARN — Sun 9 a-m. S A R N O FrS PLAN can he was mide a Cardinal in day. 10:1S p.fn. b o ^ educational T.V in it* Pius XII. • 42 Thursday, January 17, 1957 crimes easier by removing SACRED HEART PRO Use twilight of his life.) struggle for prominence. In- the pezslbility of conception. KBOL, Boulder GRAM — (Spaaith) — E r r in ^ n 's reputation itnictioD distributed over the O wad focne power the Criminals actually regard SACRED HEART PRO Saterday, 7 a-m.; Saaday, seems baseless, but his crit network is necessary, but the giftie gie ni to lee oursei'i OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER this ty p e^ punishment as GRAM— Monday throefb ical ways led Pius IX to 7:15 a-m. new plan can get educational as others tee ue! It wad frae Tba Denvtr Catholic Retrla^r merits our cordial ap something^sirable. oust him as Coadjutor with Saterdoy, 6:45 n.B. THE VOICE OF ITALY— TV out of the confining limi monie a blander frea ua, and proval We confirm it aa tha official publication of the arch- Eugenic sferiUzation is ad- the right of succeuion in KFKA, Greeley (Italian) — Sunday. 7:30 tations of the studio itself foolish notion.— RoBert Bums diocaaa. Whatever appears in its columns ever the iiimature vecaM by some secular au thorities when performed on 1S60. AVe MARIA HOUR—San- and “bring all the fascination (1759-1796), To a Itoxas. of the Ordinary or thoea of tha Officials of our Curia ia THE CHRISTOPHERS— • • ■ mentally defective persons in ON THE DEATH of Wise day, 12:30 p.m. of the outside world into the hereby declared official, Senday. 7 a.m. the interest of social better man in 1865, the clergy o f tha home.” Educational stations Moderation is the satin KWBY, Colorado Springs THE LAMPLIGHTERS — Wa hope The Regiiter will be read in every 'home of the ment This method is aimed Metropolitan Chapter madi eventually will he stifled if string running through tha MOMENTS OF MEDITA-; Weakdaye in January, trcfadioceae. primarily at the production things embarrassing all they must depend only on ths diamond rhaintof every virtue. TION^^aily, 7:tS a-m. ^ 4:40 p.m. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a of a more healthy rare and around by insistently nomin resonreef of ;hr campus. — Mery C. Dorsey SUNDAY IN HOLYWOOD. VOICE OF ST. PAUL — • » • taato in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of the eradication of serious ating Errington as Arch Through the NRC plan, the Marykaoll Mirelonere — ! Seadaye in Janeary, 4:40 Tha Register. problems created by defective bishop of Westminster, Pius new series could personalize People who drink too much Sondayt, 8:3S a.m. I p.m. seldom have a sobering « URBAN J. VEHR persons in society. IX was greatly displeased what the profer*or taught on thought — F a t h a r Gabriel Archbishop of Denver Eugenic sterUizalion im. with the nomination but gave (D rop a poetrerd to (hoeo eialiona, Irlline (hona the campus. Jan. 2», 1943 - airs an organ in :U vital the matter much thought be yea oppreeieto Out* profrema.) To dace, the programming Ward Hafford, Calkolio Vir Jaactions. Such an act it mor fore finally making bis on Giannel 8 has been worth- ginian. PAGE T W a V E Office. 938 iannocic Sheef THE DEKVEP CATHOLtC REGtSTER Thursdey, January 1 7 ,19S7 W ill B e H eld on Jan. 2 8 Solemn Mass at So. Roggen Church] Minturn Society Plans Polio Show Skit South Roccen. ■— (Sacre>l| The Junior NewmeB Club ressful bake sale in the church ball on Sunday, Jan. in. Hpitrt P ari;h i--P arirh ioD fn of eeaouncei e chili cupper to Minturn.— (SL Patrick’s Par A skit, to ba part of the The next meeUng will be in A meeting for chairmen and both Sacred Heart Church at he held SuBdey, Jaa. 20. in ish)— When tha Ahar and Ro the home o f Mrs. Arthur Guy asaistanta fo r tba all-parish Polio Show on Jan. 28 and Romcen and Holy K a m i I y the Holy F enily Church heee- sary Society mat in the heme with Mrs. George Ledbetter as Maidi Gras h u been scheduled acted out by the Altar Society Church at Keeneaburs had the nent et Kecacebur| from of Mrs. David Williami, with eo-hoitaas on Jan. 31. lite r the 11 a.m. Mass Sunday. ri 5 ^ E Thursday, January 1 7 ,19S7 OKica, 936 Bannock Stroat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teltphona, Ktytten* 4-4205 PAGE THIRTTEN Holyoke Parish Group Holy Name Unit To Conduct Bake Sale Chairmen Told THE REGISTER CLASSIFIED GETS RESULTS Holyoke.— (SL Potriek'i Pir- month to the ftri^ Thursday of ish)— When members of the the month. After the business meeting, At Presentation Alur snd Roury Society met cards were played at five -Phone Today KE. 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register- Monday afternoon, Jan. 7, it (PretenleCioa Parish. Denver) w u decided to hold a bake sale tables. Mrs. Wayne Carruthers Tuesday afternoon, Jan. X. It won high p r iu and Mrs. A, R. John Fleming, president of Help Wanted— Female 7 was also voted to change the Church, low. the Holy Name Society, has REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 PIANOS, MUSICAL named the following men as LET'S SWAP so reeular meetinic of the society Hostesses for the meeting 6t. Deniadette'a INSTRUMENTS 39 were Mmes. Nell Hailander, committee chsirmen: D. A. Legal Notices COOK from the flrst Tuesday of each 5 Bedrooat brick Cape-cad Bona. 5HOP orevod thea tee aur plaae Leo Mailander, Mervyn Matt Flora, membership; Joe Csva- BE. t-5957 ANYTBINC of value taken aa pur- Experienced and reliable. vaJuea. ehaaa o r InauUlaUeM of n a fumaeaa. son, L. B. Miles, Clarence Mil niugh, public relations; Robert NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOW WALKER P1AN08 witar baatero. ate. What bava yea. ler. and, (ilatence Mutchie. C. E c k I e r, p ro ^ sm ; Gilbert Ns. P-IS64 Hours' 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wilson & Wilson Realty Eaay Parklaf EA. 8-8749. Undeman. Eucharistic: Floyd ESTATE OP ANNA CUBA, also 1541 8. Bdwy. 6P. 7-7591 Seventh Annual Fstksr John Welsh, pas Monday thru Friday. C^tkolU Really for Irwin, Jr., activities. These ksowD ts ANNIE CUBA. 58 ter, eanouBced on Sundsy, D«cMi«d. Yoor$** APPLIANCES 45 AUTOS (Usad) chairmen will name assistants KE. 4-4649 JsD. 20, there would be two NotJ»« 11 htrthf ctvM (hjkt 4ia U yoa ore id the MARKET to help carry the organizsUon'i NO DOWN PAYMENT Messes offered uch Sundey lltb dar o t D«cfmbtrs lH4s TO SELL YOUR HOME Card Party in program for the year. of adnitAiitntiDB *«rt to tbo Houaekerper for Uotbarleaa baaa. RANGES. aEFaiGERATORS, wuli- in St. Petrick'e Chnrcb, in- nadtnfvood idailDistnitot o f tb* Celh tra. dryan. up to 1199 dlaeogat m T h e membership committee Glria 1 and 5. steed of one BS in the pest. abova oamad MUitVs ood all (»«non« EA. 2-8«91 fEvtalay) Relpb WiUoD for free ' leme modela. PS. 5-7544. Adaaa of the Holy Name Society is TnwB Hodta, Alameda aV Desralo#. The first Mess will be el havins «lain« araiait aaW a*UU aft appraise) planning a campaign for new rtiiQifM} to fUe tbaai Cor allovmato Opaa «U f p.m. 7:30 end the lest one et Salesmen oi Ladies 9B WB GIVE BED STAMPS Rangely Mar. 5 members. The yearly dues o f $2 in tba Couaty Court of tht C^ty aod Wilion & Wilfon Reolty Bill Dreiling t0:30. Mess et Heetun will CoBBty of DtDvtfs Calonidoe with la $80.00 CASH 2869 Soe Breedwey Rantrely.— (S t. Ignatius' Mis* be et Bits every Sundey are payable at the beginning of •tx montba from aaid data or said to Churebea. Seheeta, Cluba. Scocta r I 1 BARGAINS i 1 I the fiscal year In order to main tlalnt will bo fortvtp barrod. and OrfxaliatloBB. Juat aell $4 bot- SU. 1-6B71 Ueed VMuuai Chaaera. Trodt-iaa. aD slon)—The seventh snnual card Kerning. makea and medak. St aed op. Open tain membership in the organi- LOUIS CUBA tlea of Watkftia Double atrencth The Best in Used party will be sponsored hy the Mr. and H n . John Kafka, AdblJiUtntor Vanlllm Datalla call Seadaya. 19 a.m. to b p.m. ttl5 W zation. 82nd Ava. O L 1-7151. women o f the parish on Shrove Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gaskill, Will Ian F. SuIJiTtn, Ura. AlBQt CH. 4-5050 Atty. CKriat tba K ib( Tuesday night, March S, at 8 Mr, and Mrs. Gene Krogmeier, Altar Society ViroX PuMleatiM Doeenbor 27. 195$ EMPLOYMENT Bfautlfully built 5-bedroB79. |e Would Ilka to SELL er TRADE reed Or New Cars o’clock. Besides the special and Vincent and Phillip Krog Chairmen Named Publfeallon Jaouair 24. IH7 Xanmere autematlr waaber for a (PublUbtd la DuTtr Catbolit AGENCIES 10 bath bona. PLUS full flnlabed prise, there will be high and meier returned from Mon The Attar and Rosary So beaamenL rood ilaadard lypa waabar wiih low nrises for men and women Aeslitor) OWNER WANTS OFFER pnnp. 120 TO CHOOSE mouth, ill., where they at ciety president, Mrs. John STENO. - TYPISTS CA. 7-42&3 4152 Wolff St for bridge, pinochle, and ca tended funeral services for Frank, has named the following NOTICE TO CREDITORS BOOKKEEPERS Cherry Creek Realty FROM nasta. Refreshments wilt be their brother. Tom Krogmeier. as committee Chairmen: Mmes. No. AU typaa of officr work. If you 1023 E. Znil A » . FL. S-3S4e BUILDING served. He died from injuries sustained ESTATB OF HENRY WU. DOR- M. Sandos. ways and means; MBIKR. I>«e«Mod. want a good offk5 Job Inmadl- MATERIALS 46A BANK RATES The affair will begin at 8 in' a tractor accident. A. Miller, Guild representative; Notk* it honhy irlien that n auly. call: o’clock. It was decided that only Novena services to Our Lady A. L. Raymond, altar and sanc 24th i o r c f DreoaboT. 216$. UtUn AC 24>?21 thoaa who arrive and begin of AdailoUinitlon wtro itioed to tb« for PrallmiDary Job iBfomaUoa NEW AND USED of Perpetual Help ace held in tuary; S. Gonzales, large linens; QndtF4lfn«d M Adnialitntor of thi CURE D' ARS Up to 3 Years to Pay playing on time wilt be eligible the church every Wednesday C, Bellacosa, vestments; L. ohovo Btmod <6tat«. ood oH porconi Selecihe EmploymeDl Baycaa 3 bdrm. brick. Full Bsmt. BUILDING MATERIALS for priiM. This ruling is con lufiaf eliiau agoJajt »ald «6Ut« liCllitail 5HI. 1554 CalH. evening at 7:30 o'clock, fol Barry, eurplices and sibs: E. Eating space in kitchen. PIoMH s Dg We Sell Cut Thread] OWNERS Pipe - Black or ' Galvanized Out of City limits. . . FARMS - RANCHES - MOUNTAINS Falby't Piial 8c Hardware 32 Bdwy. Pe. 3-2940 The NEW-COMPLETE BURROWS ALL WEATHER HOME INCINERATORS Bom sort (ruk tailor. Make! loaa i aaoka aed taheft NOW they brtath-i . . . you con moke your home completely weotherproof with Aluminum-Lock Shingles ond decorative Aluminum Siding with baked-on CITY k FHA HIGHEST enemel colors. APPROVAL SEE the Model Home at 1530 BROADWAY KIFECKII tOUR AMAZING LOW PRICES A S S IR A W E . . . ; W ILL PLEASE Complete protection against FIRE, WIND, HAIL, SNOW, ICE YOU lurutii I.VSl R.l.VCE . . . H A I MoBcIej end F rid ef e.m. te 9 p.n Taeeaef. Wedneeder. Frider end Ini&re your property with "Aluminum-woM" roof and siding. Cloth aalliM Polaa Selardej — 9 e.m. til 5 p.m. Tliit caB b« oblainad thru f»ur eonitruetioB Co.» local lu&ib«r yard. Splaah Blooka CoUrod Stapplef Staa«i lor Uad«r Vigit, phone or write for complete information CothoaliMa* Display Room of AL. 5-0436, AL 5-0437, AL. 5-0438 * WaUta. at«. Burrows Mfg. Co. O'CONNOR PLUMBING CO. 1530 BROADWAY DeU Metbia (le ft) Bad Robert preeeot G^arfe T.t ALUMINUM SHINGLE CO. Oflic 417 W. 4th Are. Denver 2, Colo. SBieonej th* favel aifaifyiaf prceideocy «f the Dtaver GE. 3-3861 G R . 7 - 5 9 3 0 GL. 5-4323 Beard for 19S7. Seated at the teble u Mre* Sweeoe^. KE. 4.4731 (.. FR.T-7iSI Suo.. avrty evaBlAf after 5. Rufi end fumiture CleaBlac campaign. ' Kleera WasH tad Pellahad MA. 3-3340 Appu Ed Dkkinaen. EM. i-1124. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS W’eUa aad Witidew* Veabad Mrs. Mayfield turned in her Cure d'Ars irlll b. lUkS Cornell, oi _____ ROCKY A dcUcSlful Sea..—t bdrmi, m e Pape* Cleoslpf [repart from the Sunday night Tee Rooms & Restaurants 4 WASUINUTOB PARK PUARNACT Expert • Dcpeadabla • loiured vriib draieinc >a , or cbllda n>- Fa. SP '.ITCS lost 6Mik CorlorS :snack bar at the pimcs party. S? ft. Uvlnf rsi. erltb fireplace, Pree Satimatea Rcfartocea UPHOLSTERERS 157 Mrs. Julia Martinez reported full diaiar rn. Staam hc«u Dn* CL 5-5754 bla samva. Uaay eilrai. PROF. QUILTING 119 baperi epbelatary and aerpet aJeanlaf MOUNTAIN on the children's Christmas Ruark'a First .Avenue CL 6-8269 Ml yonr boa« at eer ahep Carpet psrty. Pastry Harry Lyndea rvniriot aad layma. Uoyd ElUea. The PTA will hold a card OE. 3-t?10 iM i.lii Unimoi Sbep U.cYl.t «oII«- j r r , , r, 445 WaditaOPtk. 5-5859 Qumtilj Balcorj Goo4i I in., renot-M doWD ond wool com-| IN SU LA T IO N 131A SPRING WATER [party at the Ga.< and Electric Drdrr your parly aaada (ran St. Map? MAfUaUiie I font. A .«l btui lor toll SMI E building on Friday. Feb, 11. EaautKully dacacatad Cabas ourA A vary nkt 5 bdrm brkk raaeh. ISH At. Dll. t-ZML J.M. certiDed job to * varath and The lOth grade turned in $77 specialty. y Lately buchea baa diainv aj«a. lower fuel bUL Golden Uphol.tery 8446 Well 1st Avs. WE. 5-0120^ aUIlty ra. Claaa to ErarythlBr. Hr. Utyi Sorvico dollars from its prujrct. ELECTRICAL RA. 2-0:52 Anytnsa Card Party Benefit Mr. McMahan SERVICE 1 2 0 Scfi'lnr LaK.wmS • CoMto* MOVING, TRUCK l.ooli«.i . Arr.e. Tbe PTA sponsored a card SU. I *2522 *Flma FeraltKPe by Iparty Thursday. Jan. 10, at Dupkioo Realty Ce. ING, STORAGE 138 Maatw Creftanen** 12:30 p.m. for the St. Vincent “Don’t Cook— KE. 4-5171 RE-UPHOLSTERINC Aid Society at ilt. St. Vincent's Service-Denver RE-STYUNG Ordar from Aarun & Sanis Fe REPAIRING Home. The chairman was Mrs. rna Erjmmi—QmruKcfd Vwt Marie Smith. ELKCrRI(;.4I, M o .in g & S torage n