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Parishes Won't Die But o :o m o I S3 OJ 33 o j r- \ji a Q ro O c/3 odo Weather Paradox Treals Watersheds, Teases Farmers Heavy snows of recent days which Theisen. ‘‘Things aren't looking very moisture, Hull reported. bad,” he cautiously added. “ There is less mois­ soaked Colorado’s mountains with plement companies just a few years ago, good. The dirt's blowing and the The area received about six inche.s of ture now than there was in the ’30s,” he pointed only one survives. Few want to start any man above normal moisture failed to reach wheat’s barely alive,” he explained. snow during the past week, but heavy winds out. the parched Eastern Colorado plains new businesses in that farm community. A ould have blown much of it away. Hall said. St. John’s parish in Yuma also is feeling dentist there has found that he must move X and dryland farmers there are facing 33 “THE PEOPLE are awfully dis­ “ Things don’t look too rosy,” he added. the effects of the disaster, Blach commented. in order to survive financially. the threat of a dust bowl more severe couraged and very gloomy,” ob.served “ The parish income undoubtedly will show a A druggist in another Eastern Colorado ants than that of the 1930s. Father Patrick J. Kennedy of St. An­ DESPITE THE poor outlook, mo.st Akron downward trend” during the crisis, he said. ould , As Denver residents waded through thony’s parish in Hugo. “ It is going to town declares he is in financial trouble for area farmers will hold on because “ they The Yuma church is a new one and pa­ giving credit when the farmers are not able ' a blanket of snow which fell Sunday, take a long time to get the soil back have their roots here,” reported Father Clem­ rishioners still owe an outstanding debt of about that farmers, ranchers and businessmen to in shape.” he said. to make pa>*ments on their biils for needed ent V. Gallagher of St. Joseph’s parl.sh in $20,000. “ We will have a hard go of it,” Blach medicines. He fears he will have to close ions the east gloomily surveyed the weath­ Many persons in the area are work­ Akron. said. er picture, the keynote of which ing on borrowed money. The drought down soon. “ But there arc no optimistic smiles here,” Paul Landwehr, who works with a distribu­ seemed to be “ toQ litt’B, too late.” is hurting more than just the farmers. THE GE.NERAL altitude is that the farm­ he added. Father Gallagher said the drought tor of bulk gasoline in Hugo, summed up the The blizzard dropped nearly 10 inch­ Businessmen are feeling the economic- is affecting his parish’s income. Many of his ers will survive the conditions caused by the businessmen’s plight by stating the future es of new snow on Denver Sunday and decline caused by the climatic condi­ parishioners are either cautious or just do not severe lack of moisture. Family ties to the “ is going to be terrible. It just doesn’t look blanketed the watersheds west of the tions as much as the farmers. have the money to support the Church. country hold them to the soil despite the pes­ favorable. I’m afraid there’s no hope for the capital with 10 to 16 inches. But it Thomas P. Hall, who operates a grain Theisen, in admitting that prospects are simistic future. Even if the needed moisture skirted the eastern farmlands. elevator in Akron, said credit “ is tightening wheat farmer.” the very poor, said the disaster would not get does come, it will take at least three years to A teasing one inch was noted at up.” Akron, in Northea.stern ('olorado. al.so orn had enough to force his parish in Hugo to die. get the soil and economics somewhat close to AND WITH little hope for the wheat farm­ Limon. Hugo and other areas farther is experiencing the drought, but not as bad Some optimism exists in Yuma. “ We have where they were before the drought hit, es­ er, the future is gloomy for the other resi­ • il- south received only a trace. as in the area farther .south. om a hearty group here,,’ said Sherman Blach. pecially in Eastern Colorado. dents of Eastem Colorado who must depend al- “The moisture condition is very Business volume in the Akron area has who farms in this northeastern section of But businessmen cannot survive the losses on the farmers for economic stability and poor,” lamented Hugo farmer Eugene dropped 25 per cent because of the lack of Colorado. “ But conditions have never been this long. In Hugo, where there were several im­ growth. the Br­ ing DENVER CATHOLIC

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n- REGISTER al i' il- Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations oo 1- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1965 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LIX, No. 26 iis ■ ^ 11- at ' ^ 5S Who Said ‘No Readers?’ sy f, 'Register' Story Brings K Top Scouts [f * C Results Within 2 Hours n * i- A Denver Catholic Register news item in a recent issue, », telling of the lack of beds and bedding among jioor families In Denver, brought five offers of assistance within two hours of (he paper’s publication, the managing director of the St. Await .A Day Vincent dc Paul Bureau said. ' The story drew a tremendous response, he added, includ­ More than 100 Catholic Boy Scouts will receive ' i> ing dispatch of a station-wagon load of blankets from Mt. St. awards at the hands of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, at Gertrude’s academy, Boulder. a colorful ceremony in Immaculate Conception cathe­ ‘ V dral on Sunday, Feb. 7. at 4 p.m. * i’ S.\LV.\GE BUREAU telephone numbers have been changed On Sunday he will present 97 “ Ad Altare Dei” and extended by the St. Vincent de Paul society in Denver, to award.s, and five Pope Pius V which Father Wogan will call provide faster pickup of unwanted, useable goods from donors. XII awards to scouts and ex­ plorers who have qualified as forward recipients to be pre­ For all pickup services Monday to Saturday, from 7:30 practical exponents of the sented with their awards in- a.m. to 5 p.m. the numbers arc: 244-5303 and 244-5504. dividuailv by Archbishop ♦ Coloradans at Ohio Installation Faith. Special pickups are taken care of on Saturday, Walter The Ad .Altare Dei award is Vehr. Denver Pro\ Ince was represented at the Installation David M. Maloney, Auxiliary Bishoji of Denver; and the Pytlinski, bureau director, told the Register. the highest conferred by the of Bishop Clarence G. issenmann as Apostolic Adminis­ Rl. Rev. Monsignor John Ca\anagh, “ Register” editor. Church on scouts and explor­ trator and Coadjutor Bishop of Cleveland Tuesday, Feb. The Cleveland Bishop and Monsignor Cavanagh were as­ NEW PHONE .NU.MBERS for the retail stores run by the ers who have met the require­ 2. Left to right arc the Most Rev. Charles A. Biiswell, signed to the “ Register” staff in the same year. Society are: ments of the National Catholic Committee on Scouting. Miss Bonfils' Bishop of Pueblo; Bishop Issenmann; the Must Rev. At 1951 Logan street; 244-1815. .At 123 So. Broadway: 777-0811. SCOUTS AND cubs will as­ At 7505 Grandview avenue, Arvada; 422-2789. semble by units at Cathedral Gift To Aid V Apostolic Administrator high school, 1843 Logan street, at 3:15 p.m. Sunday. They will parade, accom­ School Cost SRO Sign at Masses panied by police escort, to the D.U. Alumnus, Left-Winger, Cathedral. It-d by a color By the signal generosity of guard of Denver explorers. Miss Helen Bonfils. a large Stranded Weekenders Send Members of all Catholic- portion of the cost of the Bon­ sponsored explorer groups fils high school of St. Mary’s Is Installed in Cleveland will then march in massed academy in Denver, will be 'Ski Town' Into Frenzy formation, followed by the defrayed. The most illustrious stalled as Apostolic Ad­ tertained a certain hope of sors. and within no time she Miss Bonfils’ gift of $500.- graduate of the Register ministrator and Coadju­ paralleling another diamond had “ Father Izzy” teaching (In next week’s issue, the .-\ccommodations proved the “ Register” will present a de­ only problem for skiers at ScouLs to receive awards 000 goes a long way towards College of Journalism tor Bishop of Cleveland immortal in one way at least. the class when she could not Bishop Issenmann related be present or could not com­ tailed account of the traffic at Minturn last weekend during listed on page 2. Story on meeting the estimated final and an alumnus of Den­ Tuesday, Feb. 2. He Is the the ski areas in this “ their the snowstorm, the Rev. Scout committee meet, page cost of $950,000. Most Rev. Clarence G. Issen­ that he was a left-hander, plete the two-hour class owing ver university was in- that he started out as a pit­ to other duties. best year” with a report on Thomas P. Stone, pastor of 12. mann, S.T.D., formerly of Co­ weekend Mass attendance.) St. Patrick’s church, Minturn, At the civic banquet held in lumbus and Cincinnati. cher, and was .subsequently During his tour of duty in shifted to the outfield even as Denver. Bishop Issenmann “ Fantastic!” “ Out of con­ reported. Fourth Degree Knights of the Denver Hilton hotel on When Bishop Issenmann He provided housing for Jan. 30. 1965, Miss Bonfils ca ne to the Register in 1936 was Babe Ruth. “ If I can lived in re.sidence first at trol! ’’ Columbus, and a mas.sed color St. Jude's Burse Those words were used by eight weekend skiers at the guard grouping of .American was the first recipient of the he brought with him a reputa­ kno''k out only half the hom­ Blessed Sacrament parish, the Rev. Thomas P. Stone to rectory. new Mother Pancratia Bonfils , tion as a former southpaw ers that Babe did 1 will be and in his last year. 1938, he flags and those of each scout Receives 7 Gifts describe attendance at Mass­ In Vail, there was no prob­ unit. Bronze Medallion, an award hurler who had escaped the deliriously happy.” resided in the chaplain’s resi­ es in Vail and Minturn. lem with food or accommoda­ Cubs who have earned the which w’ill be given periodic­ Seven donations in the past allurements of the Cincinnati dence at the Little Sisters’ When Bishop Issenmann en­ Each Sunday at 7:30 a.m. tions. he said. .And there was Parvuli Dei award, will be ally to a distinguished person, week added $79 to the St. Jude Rods baseball team in earlier rolled in (he classes at the Home for the Aged, 30th and he celebrates Mass in Vail, a no food problem in Minturn. followed by scouts and ox- organization, or institution burse for the training of sem­ years. “ Register,” he was also en­ Newton. mission of his Minturn parish. plorors who have gained the considered to have rendered inarians studying to become In his comments at the rolled in night school rhetoric 60 Members of (Masses for Skiers, page 12) Then, at 9 a.m. the Minturn .Ad .Altare Dei award, in the exceptional service to educa­ priests in the Denver archdio­ banquet following his recep­ and grammar classes at the Hierorchy Attend pastor celebrates Mass in his parade order. tion, religion or to the general cese. The burse total now is tion and installation, the ever- old Denver unlverlty com­ One-fourth of all the Bish­ home parish, St, Patrick’ s. betterment of mankind. $4,983.39. smiling Ohio prelate recalled m erce building at 20th and ops and Archbishops in the Attendance at the Vail Mass AFTER THE singing of the Mother Pancratia was a Contributors include: Tur.son, that his baseball exploits were Glenarm. Ilatlie Horner Lou- United States were present in ranges from 200 to 350 in a Grants Dispensation National Anthem and the convert to Catholicism who Ariz, Anonymous, $5; and from chiefly myths, but that he en­ than was one of the profes­ (Turn to Page 12) pledge of allegiance, the Arch­ entered the religious life at 13 casino that is used for church Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Denver, R.P.M., $50; Mrs. M.T., bishop will bless the flags, and and was vested as a Sister $2; Mrs. F.F.F., $5; Mrs. J.J.F., services. The casino scats has granted Catholics in the more than 500 persons. hear the assembled scouts re­ of Loretto at 16 years of age. $2; Mrs. R.R., $5; and Mrs. archdiocese a dispensation cite the Scout Oath. She volunteered to come to C.V.C., $10. In Minturn, the 110 - seat from the law of abstinence on church has a normal atten­ The Rev. John F. Slattery, Denver, where her first cou­ ‘ In addition, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln's birthday, Fridav, assistant at Our Lady of sin, the late Frederick G. Bon­ R.W.L., Denver, gave $10 to­ dance of 150 and sometimes Feb. 12. it will be as high as 200 to Lourdes parish, will give the fils, Helen’s father, was a co­ ward the Monsignor Matthew J. -J, occa.sional address, after founder of the Denver Post. Smith memorial burse. 250, v/ith many standing out­ The fourth Degree assembly, Trouble with some present- dcstrians. Smith heroically his lavalier microphone upon side to hear the service. K. of 0., of Holy Family par­ day education is that it covers pulled himself out of bed- leaving the altar. And, Father Stone said, the ski season has only begun at ish, Security, Colorado Springs, the ground without cultivating dressed, and prepared to face « • contributed $25 toward its burse. anything in it, so said Monsi­ the elements on a 10-block hike Vail. He expects attendance “ There is a God above, whose The sum of $6,000 will c.stab- gnor William Jones. to Mass. He looked at the peace­ there to reach 500 to 600. wonder makes my soul lift list a seminary burse in perpe­ « • • ful, slumbering Jewish friend pulsing wings.” tuity for the education of a stu­ “ Qtii non est nieciim, contra still in bed and observed: “ God, dent for (he priesthood. The me est” (.Matt, xii, 30). I sure hope I’m right and he’s * «* « ‘Register’ Day principal will be invested and • * • wrong! ” Disraeli put it this way; * • • Tomorrow, Feb. 5, is ‘Reg­ only the interest used. Dr. Frank McGlone had as “ Youth is a blunder; manhood ister’ Day at the Knights of The Catholic people are re­ his luncheon guest Dr. A. J. With dependence upon elec­ is struggle, old age is regret.” Columbus Friday luncheon quested to remember the edu­ Kauvar, who also was think­ tronic amplification heightened Jim Kerr, who send this in, Club. cation of seminarians for the ing ecumenically. He told about by the dialogue Mass, the ru­ says the modern version should AH men in the area are archdiocese in their last wills Al Smith and a Jewish friend mor should be quashed once be: “ Youth is fun; manhood is invited to attend. A story on and testaments. Any amount taking a trip. Camq Sunday and for all that an East Den­ folly; old age is frustration.” the planned festivities is on will be gratefully received. morning and a bitter, cold, ver priest was nearly garrotted Having survived the three sea­ page 3. ■ The future of the Church de­ and snowy day awaited the pe- when he forgot to disconnect sons, who should know better? pends upon a well-prepared priesthood in sufficient num­ bers. DONATIONS TO the semi­ nary burse should bo sent to - the Most Reverend Urban J. Lay Interest Quickens Drive Pace Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, Chancery office, 1536 Logan The interest and enthusiasm A DIOCESE, with all its by some 40 per cent, with an paign. They will subsequently street, Denver, Colo. 80203. of both pastors and laity, par­ component parishes, provides increase of 10,000 pupils in visit wage-earners in person ticularly the lay chairmen, and directs Catholic activities Catholic grade and high to enlist their aid in the fund has greatly encouraged or­ drive. * beyond the parish level, the schools, approximately 50 per ganizers of the 1965 Denver Archbishop pointed out. cent over 1954’s total, the Advance gifts vice chair­ Father Hamilton’s Archdiocesan Development The archdiocese requires archdiocese “ asks the aid and men present are: Burse Given $5 Fund and gotten it off to a administrative funds to meet cooperation of all our good Reginald V. Batt. William First Mather Pancratia Award >• good start, the fund’s advance its needs, basic ones like people” to meet growing de­ T. Blackburn. C. O. Brewster, First recipient of the Mother Pancratia 100 years of service in Colorado, and the in­ One gift in the past week add­ gifts committee was told at those of the parish, and also mands, he said. Harold Collins, Vincent Glaco- ed $5, from E.G., Denver, to the a general meeting held the broader responsibilities it “ This will involve, a per­ mini, Thomas Gleason, John Bonfils award, to be presented periodically auguration of a second century of similar ef­ Wednesday, Feb. 3, at the sonal appeal once a year to Fleming Kelly, Blair J. Kittle- to persons or institutions esteemed to have fort in education throughout the state. < '■ Father Raymond E. Hamilton must shoulder. memorial burse. Its total now is Denver club. “ This requires united and everyone of our faithful who son, George E. McCuddon, rendered exceptional service to education, Among the many benefactions of Miss $1,684.53. Outlining the present and joint action of all parishes, has an income,” Archbishop Joseph P. McConaty, Paul V. religion, or to the general betterment of man­ Bonfils, the latest was a gift of $500,000 to­ Donations of any amount for foreseeable needs of the arch- which can be undertaken only Vehr said. Murray, Robert T. Person, kind, Miss Helen Bonfils, the pioneer Loret- wards the cost of the new Bonfils high school Joseph .\. Reich, Gene E. the burse honoring the former diocese. Archbishop Vehr on the archdiocesan level,” VOLUNTEERS serving on tine’ s second cousin, acknowledges applause at St. Mary’s academy, named for her. assistant at the Cathedral par­ stressed that the parish was the Archbishop continued. parish committees \/ilI attend Steinke, Gerard R. TcBock- at the civic banquet held Saturday, Jan. 30, Pictured with her above, are left, Robert ish. Denver, may be sent to the the spiritual home of the Because the Catholic popu­ meetings between now and horst, Frank L. Tettcmer, J. Chancery office, 1536 Logan Catholic. lation in the Denver archdio­ April 25, to learn the details Krrnan Woclibaugh, and Fran­ 1965 in the Denver Hilton hotel. The occasion T. Persons, general cliairmun of the banquet, street, Denver, Colo., 80203. cese has grown in one decade and aims of Uie fund cam­ cis X. Wieck. was a tribute to the Loretto nuns for their and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, right. Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 4, 1965 Parents Offered Morality Show Sixth in Series “ De.«^'gn for Morality,” a pro­ gram of vital interest to par­ ents, is available to interested groups from MODE, Inc. The Passionate Pollsters The 45-minute program, stressing the va.sl problem, created by pornographic liters nisls there, Clara Alley, died in showed her Impatience with this By Christopher Hernon used by Carrie Chapman Catl, Perhaps their view is best ex­ ture, is highlighted by the film hypocritical label. (This is the sixth in a series who ran the American suffrage 1952, aged 86. pressed by a delegate to the “ Perversion for Profit,” pro. She asserted that women had of articles on women, their role movement after 1900, Australian stales followed in International Congress of Wom­ duced by the Citizens for Decent in history, and their problems In 1920 “ Teddy” Roosevelt’s turn, beginning with South Aus­ strong impulses, especially the en held in 1899, where Baroness IJterature. in the modern world.) Bull Moose party endorsed the tralia, 1902. biological ones, just as men Alexandra Gripenberg of Fin­ Reservations are now being The territorial lej^islature of women’s vote — their work in Then came Finland, 1907, Nor­ had. She wanted better physical land said that women could not made for (he weeks of Feb. 21- Wyoming in 1869 gave the first wartime from 1917 to 18 made way, 1913. Iceland, 1914, Den­ and mental education for her demand “ both sex privileges 28 and March 21-28. Program guarantee of equal voting rights it a cinch. Women swarmed to mark 1915, Russia 1917, and the sex. so they could meet men on and recognition as men’s chairmen may make reserva­ to women in the United States. the polls in 1920 — and put in Gri*al Powers of the old world more equal terms. equals.” tions by contaeting Charles Earlier, in 1867, an amend Warren G. Harding as Presi­ trailing the field by a decade or As with other passionate poll­ She was commenting on an Oertell at 429-1656. ment to the Kansas state con­ dent. more. sters. she rejected the “ double inquiry by Mrs. Stanton Black stitution enfranchising Negroes To women born since 1920 the An “ Australian Politician.” standard” of morality, where of the United States and Mrs. MODE, Inc., is a non-sectar­ had also carried a parallel feminist movement is old his­ not identified, wrote In the 1928 men went scIreland, | Denver, ber One, they served to increase was uneasy. social and legal disabilities as St. Vincent’ s orphan- left I with, and even photographed the the nation chosen to be honored this year for its contribution to I age his magnitude: one plus nought One of Mrs. Pankhurst’s regards property and person,' Yuma W all wild women,” the “ passionate the world’s culture and Christian heritage. CARPETS equals 10! pollsters,” know well that they daughters was in the land made a vicious circle which Englewood, St. Louis’ and It is significant that the new. were not mannish. They spoke “ down under” — the wife of mere discussion could not Akron, St. Joseph’s break, the militants affirmed. Room Sfie O il Q frontier lands were the ones in the declamatory tone of men, Tom Walsh, heroic leader of I,,eadvUle, St. .loseph ’s and Smaller where women won their civil they accused in harsh terms, the Seamen’s Union in the, Aus­ MIUTANCY FOR Britain’s Xome Back to Erin' Lare«t> ttltclioni In Iht City rights first. Pioneer folk worked just as men had long been ac­ tralian Commonwealth. together, endured hardship to­ customed to do. But this was no Between 1901 and 1910 both in women began in Manchester when some working women de­ Furniture gether, and formed a family shedding of womanliness, it was Am erica and in Britain, a group ilusb cided to form the Suffrage so­ Theme of Conference bond that needed inter-reliance the discarding of a wrap-around of militants broke away from "WE agrd g in the face of sickness, accident label that had been imjioscd on the constitutionalists who for ciety and Women’s Social and The Denver .-\rchdiocesan Springs, Fleming, F t Collins Catholi or natural disaster. womankind over the years. half a century had patiently Political union, in 1903. homes E.M.W. Catholic Parent-Teacher league Greeley, Ix*adville, Longmont, Away off beyond the southern propagated thfe women’s cause. They were led by Mrs. Em ­ OUGHT TO Th<> where cash talks horizons, New Zealand in 1893 MARY BEARD, discussing meline Pankhurst, first woman will “ Come Back to Erin ’ for Roggen, and Sterling will be 2141 So. Broadway followed Wyoming’s example. “ Woman as a Force in His­ AMONG THEM, as among to be elected to the city’s, its 27th annual education con­ present for “Come Back to Sllcrman 4-2754 The last survivor of the femi- tory,” said that the alleged their predecessors, there were board of Poor Law Guardians, ference in the Hilton hotel Erin” day. CALL MORE “dogma of a wife’s complete some very moral young women, and subsequently named Regis­ Tuesday, March 16. The CPTL began Its series of historic subjection to man must besides those who advocated trar of Births, Deaths, and Mar­ Some 1,600 persons carrying national festivals last year by OFTEN" K. be rated as one of the most fan­ “ free love.” riages in Manchester. emerald-green tickets are ex­ IjEiBjviArM , T e B o c i c h o r s t G hlghlighting Catholic France at Co. tastic myths in history.” For it was not free. That she won her point is in­ pected to crowd the grand ball­ its conference. 'This year the Haven’t you said As breadwinner he had a real It was not even love. dicated by the fact that she too room for luncheon, prepared Green Isle” is being honored dominance, but was no “ tyrant Which was a frustration in is honored by her country. and served in Irish style. for its contributions to culture that after a Long Tc backed by man-made laws ‘ itself, and gave the more ob­ Her statue stands in Victoria and to the Church. Woman’s work in that era really servant feminists the will and Tower Gardens, Westminster, Distance visit AN EXHIBITION area with Tickets are available through Tomo was “ in the home” but when energy to fight in the streets near the heart of the nation’s 60 or more educational dis­ local PTA’s. Ticket chairman with your children? Denver Hitler reaffirmed it in his and the prisons, for equality. government. plays, together with demonstra­ Mrs. Jack Hannon (phone 794- the Kni “ Kitchen, Kirk, and Kids” for­ Ghandl is said to have mod­ Of her five children, two are No need to say it day Lu tions highlighting Catholic edu­ 0474) will handle all out-of- mula for female happiness, the eled his East African and Indi­ well known. Christabel, the bril­ cation, will be open to the pub­ town ticket applications person­ again. Pick up your The t world was resentful. The old an non-violent campaigns on liant. and Sylvia, the artistic lic from 10 a.m. on the day of ally. murkini idea had already crumbled. the models provided by the one. phone right now. 4* the conference. lie Pre; Nevertheless it is still true Women’s Rights protagonists. In (rue Establishment tradi­ Parents from Denver area, HER CO.MMITTEE includes will be that women are considered less tion, England seems to have ig­ However, the militant femi­ and from Boulder, Colorado .Mms. Joseph McShanc, 4646 E. Mountain in the violent than men; a restraining nored the other daughter. Adela nists were spurred to the offen­ States 1555 Gr JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. influence; lovers of the peace in Constantia Mary (W’alsh) who 32nd avenue; Edmond Opsahl, sive, more by failure of the Monsigi PARTNER TeBOCKHORST. CPCU which peoples and civilizations went down under to the 5906 S. Sycamore street. Little­ Telephone “ diplomatic” approach, than by lor and PARTNER may grow; delicate, good and (black?) sheep country — ton; Gilbert Lindeman, 436 aggravation with their lot. Registei religious. Boy Scouts Quivas street; Wilfred Hadley, QnAJuJianxjL M nsjL 1S 97 Mrs. Henry Fawcett had Australia. of the r But as long ago as 1792, Mary 659 Glencoe street; and James headed the British constitution­ “ Oh, he went to the colonies” guests I 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLOG. Wollstonecraft in “ A Vindication alists and Mrs. Carrie Chapman was a sufficient dismissal of the Gleason, 7400 W. 33rd avenue, of the Rights of Women” To Receive Wheatridge. Catt the United States group. pioneer. He had dropped over THE the edge of the world and didn’t Walter matter at all on the Motherland the Cal scene. Awards Registei Yet these men and women be mast were the builders of that "E m ­ The following .\rchdiocesan ' Indulg pire beyond the seas” of which Boy Scouts and Explorers, list­ iscenses Churchill spoke in World War ed by parishes, are to receive ), II. when he said that the home the Ad Altare Dei award from 2 island would “ fight on the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr at beaches, in the streets . .. we Scout Sunday ceremonies in the will never surrender.” But that Cathedral on Feb. 7. Fit if “ this i.sland, or a large part Five have qualified for the of it. were subjugated and starv­ Pope Pius ,XI1 award. ing, the empire beyoi.d the seas ALL SAINTS — Troop IN : Rov. Horloy would continue the struggle, Settmm, J.C.O.. pmtor, Robert F. Sim- Fc until in God’s good time the I. fco w tm o tler; F ra n k W llllom Con- Ed w ard Rodney M oyer. J r . , MIcTiael New World steps forth in power Kim Roller. Lawrence Manin Sprocue; The fii and might, to the rescue and Yroop n4; Krn Stamey, Jr., tcoutmatter; ,Conferen Chrltfopher David Ree« liberation of the old.” BLESSED SACRAMENT Troop >45: month 1 rv. Edward Leydan. potior. John L Feb. 7. . ONE LADY FROM the New- Malloy, tcoutmatlar, Ronald Eopena Ab­ ;8cssions bott. MIchaal Robert Amet. John Patrick World. American Nancy Aslor. Armstrong, Chris James Bradley. Mark «a m c we was for years an annoyance to Joseph Cooney. Ricky Matson Cross. Dan ier. E. i AAartIn Oea, Stephen William Dea. Kaily the more staid mcmbei's of par­ Anthony Henry. Peter WHilam Hoffmann, street. liament in Westmin.ster, but like Michael Francis Malloy. Stephen Paul Matthews. Matthew Patrick Moran. Gary The sp many others who won their way Scott Owen, Roger Lee Owen. Scott Ran­ Conferent into the House, she influenced dal! Sedar, Jarrtes Vincent SIrotvalka. Dean Ki Westminster toward.s improve­ Danny Mark Ventery. James Edward Watson. of St. Fr ment of the living conditions CATHEDRAL OF THE IMAAACUUVTE , Joining wages, health and welfare of CONCEPTION _ Troop MS: Rt. Rev. discussioi England's people. Monsignor Waltar j. Canavan. J.C.D., pastor. Gusto Segura, scoutmaster; Wil­ k'elationsl In the days of the Pankhursts liam Norris HoHIt. David Gut Sagura. and Mrs women arranged monster dem­ FITZSIMMONS ARMY HOSPITAL — Troop lOti Father John Shevelln, chap­ Mrs. Rot onstrations, joined in street, lain; Lt. Donald Myles, ecoutmaster; fights, suffered imprisonments David Gerard Trahan. On Wei and the abominable practice of H O LY CRO SS — Troop 105: Rev. Home Owned — Our 63rd Year .10. at 8 Charles T. Jones, pastor; Lydie W. GUI, ^Denver p “ forced feeding” to break their scoutmaster; William Michael Burke, jailhouse hunger strike. They James Thomas Dougan, Eddie Joseph Serving the Rocky Mountain Region the engai came to trial, and also had Garcia, David William Gill, Kenneth John of the ne Schlesslnger, Gerald Anthony Vugel. ;the phys their martyrs. Troop 414: Eugene M. Barsicz, scout­ master; Joseph Michael Barszcz. Mat­ "riage. Most spectacular of these was thew Greely Barszcz. Emily Wilding Davison who at HOLY FAMILY — Troop B it R f. R ev. Clarke's Church Goods the stylish event-of-the-year, the Msgr. Forrest Allen, J.C .B., pastor; Hugh THE f Lindsey, scoutmaster; Michael Stephen Derby at Epsom Downs, ran in Lindsey, James Alan Pughes; Troop K : 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 'sentation front of the King’s horse, was Anthony Rubner, scoutmaster; John Pat­ gram at t rick Conway, Francis Hoelsken; Troop Charge Accounts Invited knocked down and killed as the 40J: Jeffrey Guilford, scoutmaster; Julio 'will open fieid swept past the aghast Carlos Cabrera, John W. Clark, Alfredo •The chap) C. Granada, Daniel Warren Slusher, Tim­ spectators. othy R a y Slusher. This writer interviewed Mary MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD — Troop 250: Rev. Bernard Degan, C.M., pastor; Constantia Pankhurst in Aus­ Robert L. Hutchinson, scoutmaster; Mi­ tralia in November, 1960, short chael Edward Dee, William Frederick Par deHaas, Thomas Joseph Gargan, Robert ly after she “ came home” to Oran Loveland, Jr., Thomas Joseph Rock-' the Catholic faith. Her story will well, Michael Patrick Ryan. I be told next week. NATIVITY OP OUR LORO — Troop Olingers Chapel, 16th at Boulder 153; Rev. George L. Welbel. pastor; Wm. Cov R. Matt, scoutmaster; Stephen Lee Malt, I William Matthew Triolo. N O T R E D A M E — Troop 324: R e v .' Whai di FAMILY William J. Koontz,. pastor; Ken Stamey, want mos scoutmaster; Paul Charles Reinhart; ; Troop I2i: John E. McFadden, scoutmas- ' Another Rules of correctness and propriety are carefully followed at each funeral FUN! ter; Robert David Novotny, Paul Edward ferably di service con- Phelan, Michael Edward Peters, David. ducted by our personnel. NEW Kenneth Peters. brain. OUR LADY OF LOURDES — Troop Sister ? 300: Rev. Oamen L. McCaddon, pastor; pal of 0 PLAYER PIANOS Jerry Ortiz, scoutmaster; Frank De- The dignity of a service is as important to Olingers as it is to the fam ily we serve. Wayne Baldessarl, Douglas Michael Park- school. La SHRINE OF ST. ANNE — Troop 335: her wish Rev. James Rasby, pastor; Elmer E. opened la; At Olingers, where the largest Catholic staff in the area is available to serve you, dig- Plante, scoutmaster; Edward Joseph Bil­ ler, Patrick Roger Crowley, Chuck Schenk Honey of a rollment c nity is an essential part of every funeral service. Pels, Michael David Plante, Kim Mat­ thew Seifert, David Charles Simons, Ray­ mond Virgil Waldorf. SIX' ST. CATHERINE'S _ Troop IS5: Rt. bank for busy people were Rev. Msgr. Dellsla A. Lemlaux, J.C.D., posal. pastor; Harlyn O. Price, scoutmaster; 16TH AT BOULDER David London Shugarts, Paul Frederick Crowded schedule? Buzz (o ANB before or after w ork. . . tcachc Sullivan, William L. Switzer, Jr., Paul Nine David Szynskfe, Michael John Thornton, dnve-irt and walk-up windows open at 7:30 a.m close at are qi Donald Jam e s T ra c y . 6 p.m. Quick, friendly help on loans or any money matter, E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA ST DOMINIC'S — Troop «5: Rev. Mi­ whom chael T. McNtchoias, O.P., pastor; free parking inside. Two types of checking accounts to Charles D. RamponI, scoutmaster; Thom­ perien as Anthony Eres. Jonathan Lee Talbott. p y bills by mail, and ANB provides everything you need readin NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN S T . F R A N C IS D E S A L E S — Troop 134: f. Rev. Msgr. Gregory Smith, V.G., -including the slamp-to make checking or savings da- four, ; P.A.; pastor; John E. McFadden, scout­ posits by mail. How doth the busy bee? He bonks at ANB. sions master; James Edward Ruhland. 455-3663 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) LOUIS — Troop 134: Rt. Rev. groups Msgr. Bernard Cullen, J.C.L., pastor; Othe Lee F. McGrane, scoutmaster; James MUSIC CO, Herbert Garrecht. unteer Porlil»9 ST. MARY MAGDALENE ~ Troop 52: AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK teachii Rt. Rev. Msgr. James P. Flanagan, pas­ Serving Denver*s Families since 2890 ;D tor; Hugh Lindsey, scoutmaster; Fred­ I7lh and stout 244-6911 taking erick A. Burgess. MEMBER F-O.I.C, ing di ST. MARY'S — Troop 243: Rev. Fred- The 1332 Broadway - 244-4556 (Turn to Page 9) Thursda^^^eb^^^_^^6^^^^^^h^^enve^^athoh£^Reglste^ Page First in Series Development Fund Needs Listed This is the first in a series seminary, over and above that Security Village, Colorado ment of the church, school,: effect an orderly and business­ of articles dealing with the pur­ which was actually needed for Springs, and Fort Collins. convent, rector>’, parking facil-' like development of the arch­ poses of the Annual Archdioce­ the building program of the Taxes must be paid on unused ities, and the like. diocese. It will then preclude san Development Fund pro­ seminary itself. property and liability insur­ the necessity of a crash pro­ gram. In addition, several substan­ ances carried, the costs of THE KEY TO the whole prob­ gram for capital funds. lem is, of course, the money at In the past 10 years the Arch­ tial contributions and bequests which approximate $18 to $20 This appeal is not intended to hand to be able to finance this diocese of Denver has experi­ have b<*en left to the .Archdio­ thousand a year. These figures place any long term or heavy program. This means a central enced an explosive and contin­ cese, and at least three pieces give us some Idea of Ihc large demand'upon anyone, but mere­ revolving fund must be created uous growth. The figures taken of properly have been given by sums of money involved. ly socks to spread to all people and maintained for securing from the Catholic Directory generous donors for new paro­ In any attempt to provide for the responsibility for the over­ property as needed or foreseen, point to an increase of 100.000 chial planl.s. the present and future growth, all growth of tlie Church in this vacant land is where you find or the parish will lag in its area. souls from 1954 until 19S4. This In some of the already es­ it. and generally, if it can not future development. j is approximately a 66 per cent tablished subdivisions, some be procured at the opportune No interest is received on increase in* Catholic population. parishes already have been News Deadline! time, it is no longer available thi.s money so invested and founded on these properties and The deadline for news stories During the same period the at any price and it is extremely taxes and insurances must be are now providing for the reli­ and pictures to appear In the parochial school population difficult to place new parishes paid until it is definitely occu­ from 19.493 to 29,398 is almost gious needs of those people. ‘‘Den\er Catholic Register” Is in properly designated areas. pied by church buildings. a 50 i>er cent increase in num­ Other properties remain yet to Monday at 5 p.m. be developed. To provide then for this It is for this reason that the ber of pupils. In terms of ad­ present and future growth, it archdiocesan authorities' USEO ministration, this growth in pop­ One example of this growth becomes more and more neces­ charged with the administration, | ulation has meant the establish­ is Our Lady of Fatima's parish sary to plan well in advance of have decided to turn to th e! CAR ment of many new parishes, in West Lakewood. This church the actual development so that | Catholic people in an annual throughout the archdiocese. was built in 1958 on property sufficient land can be obtained.; appeal for the money to estab- VALUES that had been obtained six years An efficient parish plant needs j lish this. A development fund! Rallying to Fund Drive TO PROVIDE FOR this'previously at a cost of $2,000 a minimum of five to 10 acres | through Ihis appeal will give a I growth in numbers, more thanjper acre. Tlie same land today, to allow for Us orderly develop-i source of available money to' Enthusiastic support Tor the recently Anthony's, Sterling, discuss with cheerful con­ one and one-half million dollars if it were available, is conserva- ELOW launched Denver Archdiocesan Development fidence brochure describing the self-help plan has been invested in property by I tively appraised at $3,000 per Program was given by pastors and parish­ described by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of the archdiocese throughout this lot. ioners in all parts of the archdiocese. Above, Denver, which will guarantee adequate physi­ 10-year period. This money was But on that property there is Willing Helpers Volunteer left to right, Perry Black of St. John's, cal provision for the spiritual needs of a grow­ obtained primarily from that now a church and school that Yuma; Des Brophy of St. Andrew’s, Wray; ling Catholic population. which the people of the Arch­ administers to more than 10,000 diocese of Denver contributed families. and the He^. James Kane, pastor of St. to the funds campaign for the For Development Program This is a five-fold growth from the 235 families when the There is no lack of willing and hig, AH Souls’, Englewood; Ge­ TRUCK BARGAINS parish was founded. enthusiastic helpers for Arch­ rard Leiting, Most Precious '56 CHEV. $ 295 bishop Urban J. Vehr’s plan for Blood; Daniel McNeills, Notre Sedan d e live ry. V-8. In good condition. Scripture Study Groups Booming '54 FORD - - $ 395 NOTRE DAME parish on S. the 1965 Denver Archdiocesan Dame; Glen Peacock (co-chair­ ' j-Ton pickup. V-8. One owner. Sheridan boulevard and many Development program. man), Our Lady of Lourdes; Husband-and-wire and teen-1 late last October as a series of Head of the council’s libraries Catholic Book Week is being '55 FORD - . $ 495 Executive vice chairmen who Francis H. Gerlits, St. An­ V^Ton pickup. V-8. Extra clean. ag<'d groups study scripture in j discussion-lectures lasting six and literature committee Mrs. others have experienced held Feb. 21-27, the committee equally explosive growth. But have volunteered in various de­ thony’s. Westwood; L. Paul '55 JEEP . $ 595 Catholic parish halls or private I weeks, sponsored by the Denver T. H. Foley, who launched the cha™an noted, to promote j jshes could bo partments of the schedule in Weadick. St. Francis de Sales’; station Wagon. 4-whee1 drive. homes in Denver, j Archdiocesan Council of Catho- plan, told -a Denver Catholic good reading for young and oldlj„ existence today had it not their own parishes are: W. A. Hays. St. Louis’ . Engle­ ’5 6 G M C . - $ 695 Thc Bible study plan began!lie Women. Register reporter last week that in the archdiocesan area. been for the generosity of other Department A: Jack Rawley, wood; Jack C. Schuster. St. F-500 cab and chassis. the initial lectures had led to ’62 CORVAN $1195 Catholics at another time, Cathedral; Joseph L. Lacher- Rose of Lima’s: Donald W. Roe, formation of study groups, and North District’s pioneer group 4-speed, radio, heater. Amo..g the other parish sites meier. Holy Cross, Thornton; St. Vincent de Paul’s; interest had spread to 4)arishes under Mrs. James Linkens is ’63 RANCH’O $1295 obtained arc those in Sterling, William Blocker, St. Ignatius outside the metropolitan area. among those that have com­ Department C: Joseph Grand, standard trans. Low mileage. K. of C. Friday Club pleted the six-week Scripture Greeley, Broomfield, Boulder, Loyola’s; Elmer Gerken, St. Holy Family; Eugene Roth and ’64 FORD - $1895 Loretto Sister Francis Mary lecture course. Denver, Rangely, Monument, James’ ; William Davis, St. Pius Harry Fortine, Our Lady of Vi-Ton pickup. Long bed, 4-spd., radio. has been assigned to work with Thornton, the Black Forest X ’s, Aurora. Others are those at St. Anne’s, Grace; Gail H. Gilbert. St. the lay apostolate, and cooper­ north of Colorado Springs, Ar­ Department B; William H. Consistently $100 Arvada, and at St. Vincent’s in Anne’s, An'ada; Bernard Ho­ To Honor 'Register' ates with Mrs. Foley in setting vada, Castle Rock, North Glen, Miller, All Saints’ ; James Co- gan, St. Catherine’s; David . to $300 Below up cla.sses for any group that South district, together with the groups meeting at the home of Sills, Our Lady of Fatima: The Denver Marketl Tomorrow, Feb. 5. will be newspaper will be such Register wishes to start a Scripture study Raymond Olitski, St. Joseph’s, class. Mrs. P. Filas, St. Marj'’s, Little­ Denver Catholic Register day at alumni as Supreme Court Jus­ ton, and at the home of Mrs. (Polish), Jerome L. Michna, the Knights of Columbus Fri­ tice Edward C. Day, Rocky Robert McGIone, East district. D.D.S., Holy Trinity, Westmin­ day Luncheon club. Mountain News staffers Leon FIVE OF THLJ six-week lec­ ster. ture series have already been The tribute to the Register, ard Tangney and Max Greedy SOME PARTICIPANTS travel j Department E: Victor Lang- advertising agents Walter completed and 17 study groups hart. Sacred Heart. Boulder; marking the beginning of Catho­ are now in progress. Mrs. Foley as much as 25 miles in all lic Press Month in February, Kranz and Leo Canavan, au weathers, to be present for 'John H. Meyer, St. John's, thor Ed Mac Miller, photogra said. will be hold from noon to 1 p.m. these discussions, the chairman Longmont; pher Pat Coffey, Martin V in the Council 539 clubhouse, •As It is the role of her com- reported. Department F; Damian J. Kelly, administrative assistant to 1555 Grant street. The Rt. Rev. mitteo to develop a truly in­ Lederhos, St. Anthony's, Ster­ Mayor Currigan; the Rev. Barry Sister Francis Mary ha.s ar­ Monsignor John C.avanagh, edi­ formed Catholic laity and to ling; George Buchholz, St. Cath- Wogan, pastor of St. Rose of ranged for other Sisters to serve tor and business manager of the com bat the evil influence of in­ I erine’s, Burlington; Tom Gren- ¥h%cL Lima’s parish; and Sisters Vic­ as moderators for study clubs, Register system, and members decent and obscene literature on nan, St. Helena’s, Ft. Morgan; tor Marie of St. Francis de when they are available. i 3800 Wadsworth • Wheatridte of the newspaper’s staff will be the morals of youth, they chose and Paul Brophy, St. John’s, Sales high school and Antonio Yuma. ■ 424-4441 ‘ guests of honor. for study the “ best book” the In Denver, groups now in pro­ of Marycrest convent. Sacred Scriptures. gress are those at St. Francis THE RT. REV. Monsignor Mayor Currigan is issuing a The committee also encour­ de Sales parish, St. Andrew Walter J. Canavan, rector of special proclamation in honor of ages the reading of other Cath­ Avellino seminary (used by a the Cathedral, and a former the event. olic literature, and supervises group from South district of the a p p i f f i a s s Register associate editor, will parish libraries, reading clubs, DACCW), St. James, St. be master of ceremonies. ALL MEN in the area, as us­ and similar enterprises to Anne's, Arvada (teenagers) Indulging in brief remin- ual, are invited to attend the extend knowledge of good litera­ Blessed Sacrament parish (East iscenses of their days with the luncheon and program. ture. district), study groups at St. i s « John the Evangelist and St. g d C’g Cd B d q s o d q Philomena’s, Precious Blood, St. Louis (on Wednesday evenings and Thursday afternoons); there {Xf©m© First Pre-Cana Conference is a Friday evening study group in Holy Name parish; and in St. Pius X parish there are two ■ HAMPDEN TO TAMARAC DR. Sunday sessions, 4 to 5, and 7-8 I a l AMEOA t o union BLVD. For Month Slated Feb. 7 p.m. A husband and wife group The first of three Pre-Cana the Rev. Owen McHugh, will j afternoons rather than following completed the course at Little­ ^conferences to bo held thi.s serve as the priest - director. | the regular routine. ton and two teen-age groups month will open on Sunday, Because of the academici Speaking’ with Father McHugh have also finished the lecture Good Thing for Colorado • CHURCH FURNISHINGS Feb. 7, at 1:30 p.m. All of the schedule of the cadets, the ses- at the first session will be the Surveying the newspaper report on the new Denver .Arch- 1 sessions will be held during the siohs are held on two Sunday medical representatives ■same week at the Pre-Cana cen- .Non-Catholics arc also show­ diocesan Development program, the Rev. John II. LePenske, On Feb. 28, the lay couples • RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ier, E. 5lh ave. and Josephine ing great interest in this new will join the priest in discussing administrator at St. Ignatius’ parish, Rangely, and Leroy street. development of DACCW activi­ the everyday living together Foerster, lay representative, seem to agree that the plan to ties, and attend the sessions. The spiritual director of the problems. The meetings at the provide adequate facilities for Catholics in Colorado is a good Complwta Lilt* of Rollgiows Articio$ for Church ond Homo conference will be the Rev academ y will be held in the con “ We are going to be available thing for the Church and for the state. \ revolving fund will Dean Kumba, assistant pastor fercnce rooms beneath their in other areas that might wish enable .\rchbishcp Urban J. Vehr to buy suitable sites upon of St. Francis de Sales parish. chapel. to form study group.s or hear which new parishes can bo erected as needed together with A. P. WAGNER & CO. ^ Joining Father Kumba for the the lecture series,” Mrs. Foley schools, convent, church, and other buildings. discussion of the huoband-wife FATHER JOHN RAE of said. “ Partciularly in areas of CHURCH GOODS k'clationship will be Mr. the Cathedral of the Immacu­ the Archdiocese away from and Mrs. Michael Villano and late Conception will open the Denver. Mrs. Robert Weiland. third conference of the month Traditionolly The Finest *‘We hope to start classes out-! On Wednesday evening, P'eb. on Feb. 21. ERICKSON MEMORIAL COMPANY side the metropolitan districts! S P E E R B L V D . A T ?TH P H . JS5-1785 606 14th St., Between California & Welton 10. at 8 p.m., two prominent Information on any of the in the spring.” | ^Denver physicians will speak to three programs may be obtain­ 'Where Perfection Means So Much" T A . 5-8331 the engaged couples on the role ed by calling the G. C. Frank- Mrs. Foley may be contacted j MONUMENTS MARKERS of the new husband or wife in enreiter residence, 355-8154. by telephone: 781-4627. [ ;_the physical aspects of mar- "riage. CCD Boards THE FIITII ANNUAL pre- 'sentation of the Pre-Cana pro­ Meet Feb. 12 gram at the Air Force academy S k o f j p i n g ^ fcWill open on Sunday, Feb. 14. The first quarterly meeting I •The chaplain at Mercy hospital. Rev. Owen McHugh of the Confraternity of Chris­ tian Doctrine parish executive boards and committee mem­ bers will be held at 8 p.m. Parish's Teacher-Aides Friday, Feb. 12, in St. Fran­ As a result of the many articles appearing in na­ cis de Sales* high school, 301 S. Sherman street. tional publications condemning the so-called high cost Cover Variety of Needs Highlighting the meeting will be workshops covering all of dying, many people are compelled to “shop” when Whai; does the busy teacher teacher aides cover a variety phases of CCD organization, selecting a mortuary. Although we are appalled at want most? of needs. with an opportunity for all at­ Another pair of hands, pre tending to discuss their own these diatribes, they do present us with the opportu­ When the school nOrse calls, parish problems and difficul­ ferably directed by a practiced there are two volunteers to help brain. ties. nity to prove to families that a beautiful service need her; five others check library The open discussion and mu­ Sister Mary Irmina, princi­ books; three typists are avail­ not be Expensive. Further, we provide a PERSONAL pal of Our Lady of Fatima tual exchange of ideas aim at able for each room, as and if strengthening parish CCD school, Lakewood, made known needed; another runs emergen SERVICE at NO EXTRA CHARGE. her wish when the school groups. cy errands and takes sick chil Everyone interested in fur­ opened last fall to its first en­ dren home; two mothers help rollment of 159 children. thering the CCD program in at lunchtime and on the play­ the archdiocese is invited to ground. SIXTY-FOUR pairs of hands attend. Still others check test papers, were at once put at her dis­ baby-sit for fellow teacher- posal. They are the parish’s aides, and help with audio vis­ teacher-aides. ual programs. Nine of the volunteer parents are qualified teachers, three of whom use their classroom ex DRAWN FROM the 109 fam­ ; perience to conduct remedial ilies whose children attend the reading for grades three and school, the aides supply what •(four, giving four half-hour ses­ the teacher wants, but cannot, sions each week to separate because of time and energy I I I • Crake Work • Tune-up • Auto Painting groups of three to five pupils. limits, to give to the children. • Front Wheel Alionmcnt Other qualified teachers vol­ They work smoothly, generous­ III# body * Fender Repair ly and devotedly in all phases ♦i ^ unteer time, and substitute J. EMMETT NOONAN - DIRECTOR teaching in emergencies, six of the school’s work. Corona Auto Service a taking care of extra oral read­ “ Because of their cooperation Standard Gas & Oils 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 ing during the week. and willingness to help,” Sister 6th & Corona RA 2-4867 5 The minds and hands of Irmina says, “All goes well.” Our Reailurs • | V Advise and Dissent 11 • N ef A ira fd to Quofu Pop# EditoMhe^nc^^itcr

first page while the other papers tried to hide his prophetic words inside on page 3. Evalyn Ross, Carlisle : I • Shallow AraumonI* Here I Sland Editor, the Register: j j Typical of the shallow arguments offered by the educa­ tional secularist in support of socialized education is "an audi­ torium and playing field that are used by the general public.” >4 The Foundation's What Counts It amuses me no end to watch the professed secularist By Frank Morriss I hav' answered that a careful squirm when asked point blank to idenUty the magic ingredi­ I had intended to flout all rules of reading of the encyclical disputes both ent in his dehydrated, devitalized philosophy that makes a i chivalry, and have the final word in of these points. Pope John XXIII laid spiritually deficient governmenl-administered school system my disagreement with Sister M. Helen, as the groundwork of his conclusions "superior” to a well-ordered independent system built around i O.P., regarding the forthcoming these main points: ti e moral, spiritual, and religious formation of youth. ■ M* , CO Pacem in Terris convocation. However, 1) The existence of God who gives Public school teacher, Buffalo, N.Y. ^ ^ cr Sister, whose most polite rebuttal ap­ laws upon which any society worthy of * * wi peared in these columns last week, has man’s dignity must be built (para. 6); • E v e ry N itk o l G o e s to W o rk provided one further bit of information 2) The existence of rights and dut- Editor, the Register: that I believe should be told — that ties that are “ universal and inviolable How many of our readers have taken the time to read the the planning conference at Wingspread, and therefore altogether inalienable” classified ads printed in the Register? Our missions at home which she evidently attended, did hear (para. 8); and abroad need our help so desperately they beg for dona­ the theologically correct Catholic view­ 3) The Creator has revealed the tions. Perhaps our readers feel they need to send *5 or tlO — though wonderful it would put a strain on the family budget. point. order man must follow by stamping Of this I am most heartily glad. I this order in “ man's inmost being’ Some feel it wouldn't be worth whUe to send $1, or 50 cents am saddened to say, however, that the or 25 cents. But if we all pitched in, every nickel and dime (para. 5). newsletter of the Center for the Study goes to work. When money Is pooled together it can do so Pope John surely did not start out of Dem ocratic Institutions concerning much. the conference indicates that such the­ his document with these things so that Mrs. Lydia Buschenko. Chicago. HI. ological view did not iigurc in what they can be ignored, therefore the the center called “ areas of agreement.” “areas of agreement” that directly • S a m e n e ss flere are some of the “ areas of controvert these things surely do not Editor, the Register: agreement” as listed by the newslet­ reflect the thought of “ Pacem in Ter­ “Every priest taken from among men, is ordained for ter. ris.” The roof of a building is not the men, in the things that appertain to God.” (Hebrews 5-1) “1. It is important to emphasize most Important part of the structure. For this reason the people expect differences for their Without it residence therein may be­ at' that people of different nations and priest as well as in their priest. They recognize certain occu­ come uncomfortable or downright haz­ different beliefs agree on the main con­ pations and activities as unbecoming to the priest, no matter sti clusions of the Pope without necessar­ ardous. But it is only without the foundation that the building falls. With­ how becoming for the layman. Church legislation conforms ily accepting his reasoning or philos­ with and confirms this view. , ophy. Natural law, in particular, is not out the foundations of belief in God and the natural law which Pope John spe­ If we want sameness in garb (since difference leads to necessary to reach the conclusions of unwanted class distinctions) why be concerned about collar cifically places, “Pacem in Terris” 10| Pacem in Terris. or tie, color of shirt or suit, lapel emblem or ring?! Just carry “ 2. The most important point of the falls. ab The participants may cling to its an identification card, plus ordination papers notarized! . . . th( encyclical is that differing ideologies Rev. Wm. A. Miller. C.SS.R., New Orleans, La. are not a barrier to coexistence, and conclusions for whatever other motives id( that coexistence does not mean giving they may have, but they are not in • Really Worth the Space? the spirit of the encyclical, and it is up beliefs or surrender of any side to Editor, the Register: another side ...” no use pretending they are. Is the full-page convert table really worth the space? In the first place, a statistic like “ one convert to every 362 (or 307)” los is rather unreal. No convert was ever made by being worked I On the Home Scene on by 307, or 362, Catholics. th( Secondly, such a statistic cloaks many hidden factors. How fai many of the 307, or 362, for instance, are infants or children Requiem for a Nun 1 in a given year or given diocese? Which dioceses are largely sy: . By James M. Slica as we saw them exemplified in her career. ICE LEFT H IS M ARK ! urban or largely rural? etc. The recent study by Father Keat­ the Years ago 1 took a shy little girl to school Mary asked for any name related to Our ing, C.S.P., seems to show that the variation in convert ratio on her first day and a great many days Mother of Good Counsel, and all that was is not a function of the ecumenical movement. after that. A sophisticated fourth grader my­ available (the Philadelphia Sisters of St. Jo­ Even if it were, what would this prove, over a period of self, I was glad to introduce her to the mys­ seph are a very large community) was Sis­ two or three years? The changes being produced by Pope teries of school and to see that she faced ter Maria Bona. Citizenship Clinics Challenge John’s aggiornamento represent a new growth which is too the traffic hazards with caution. Well, I thought then, and indeed still be­ tremendous and deep to be realistically appraised in such'a A sister who happens to be the youngest lieve, that it Mas a singularly happy choice. By Paul Hallett having their origin in slavery has not short period. Its ultimate results will need many more years in the family is apt to become a pet. and Good Sister Mary was the obvious transla­ A development that may have sig­ been a strong point among the poorer before they can be properly judged. Initial drop might be fol­ if she has a particularly amiable disposition, tion, and no name could have been more ap­ nificance in the Great Society, because Negroes, is especially encouraging. lowed eventually by great mass conversions. WTio knows, at the outcome is inevitable. Mary wa.s indeed propriate. it depends on subsidiary and not gov­ The same need, of course, is vital to present? Ed Father O’Brien has been occupied with convert statistics a pet: So she went forth to teach all manner of ernment action, is the nationwide pro­ all America. I Mary opened her hig blue eyes in wonder children the arts of reading and writing and gram of “ citizenship clinics” recently The strong fam ily spirit of the Chi- for so many years, from the viewpoint of “ so many per Catho­ sai at every turn of life, marveling at its rich- singing and the rest — in parish schools, an announced by the National Association * nose and Japanese, a group of people lic”, that perhaps his perspective has become somewhat ne.ss but making no demands of it. She “ took orphanage, a high school; in big city and for the Advancement of Colored People. who for a time suffered all the dis­ narrow. cor piano lessons,” but unlike several of her small town, hard coal region and farmland, Habituated as we are to seeing the criminations directed against the Ne­ C. W. Shreves, Farmington, N. Mex. tall siblings who had been exposed to similar upstate and downstate, and even in New word clinic used exclusively for health the gro, and .some that were even worse, is • P r o p e rty R ig h t J a k e torture in earlier times, she actually learned Jersey. advisory centers, we find this extension m ore than anything else responsible I Editor, the Register; phi to play the instrument. When eventually Most recently she was a teacher in a high of the idea refreshing. for the respect in which they are now There was a letter in the Register extolling private pro­ shi word reached us that she was playing the school at Roseto, Pa., a town reputed to be The broad goal of the citizenship held. Certainly it explains their al­ perty rights. Private property rights in these United States it. organ and teaching music, the rest of us re­ one of the most healthful places in the na­ clinics, explains Roy Wilkins, the most negligible juvenile delinquency are a joke and exist only on paper. These rights can be the joiced that one member of the family had tion. Not for Mary, though, for there she met NAACP executive director, is to rate. abused lawfully by convenient ordinances enacted to order to esp achieved success in a field where Me had the fatal illness which this week brought her strengthen the Negro community from The citizenship clinic idea, though it suit a particular situation and there is nothing, anyone can do foundered. life on earth to an end. within. eru was not called that, has lifted the level rbout it ... Her real character, and her real success, When she was received as a novice in the Wilkins said that the clinics, which T of many immigrant groups, which were Michael Vincek, Clifton, N.J. Mere made clear to us when she finished community she was dressed in a bridal may be in operation by spring, will once the underdog in the great cities. me fric high school and announced that she would gown at the beginning of the ceremony. Last work through schools, social agencies, The Poles may be named as an ex ­ • Two Vital Subjects enter the convent. This Mas a decision she week she u’ont to meet her Bridegroom at and churches to help stabilize family ample. Editor, the Register: pea had made when she M’as around 11 years last in person. life among Negroes. He gave this out­ The idea of citizens’ organizations Tm’o vital subjects that I would like to see fearlessly and ter; old, I learned, and from which she had I accompanied the body of the shy little line: working for the m oral advancement of thoroughly discussed in the Register are excessive drinking letc never wavered. girl to the motherhouse cemetery, sustained, “There will be attention to delin­ the community should not be confined and alcohoIi.sm and the Civil rights issues. Both areas are I So she bec.ime a religious, and the rest consoled, and inspired by the recollection of quency, vandalism, crime, group mor­ to racial or national minorities. Badly basic to current Christian living and don’t seem to get treat­ sell of us learned through the years the deeper her most beautiful life given entirely to the al standards, and other matters de­ needed is the realization of a suggestion ment in your periodical. Why worry about our “image” ? If it We out meaning of holiness and dedication and love service of God. manding frank and helpful evaluation made by Cardinal Spellman in June, reeks in these areas, let’s tr>’ to correct it. the and unapologetic action. 1964, who called upon New York city John Thacker, Millbrao, Calif. tua “ Emphasis will be upon the positive officials to establish a citizens’ com­ Profiles and Perspectives potential of Negro Americans and to mission comprised of parents, educa­ • F e a r s W ill P a ss Ch encourage them to press for their en­ tors, business leaders, labor leaders, Editor, the Register: Although a non-Catholic, as news director of a Chicago radio T richment and expansion with the same members of the business and political wit) station I regularly read the Register. It is my principal source Our New Cardinals determination and skill they brought associations, lawyers, and members of M.I of background material for the news of the Church. By Joseph P. Kiefer to the fight for their rights.” religious bodies, which would assume Sun countries are represented for famous founder of the Young With interest have I followed discussions and arguments The announcement that the first time. Africa, which Christian Workers; another is This program has long been wanted the civic and moral responsibility for for and against the English liturgy recently introduced in the ver Pope Paul VI had raised 27 received its first Cardinal un­ a Swiss theologian whose writ­ by responsible Negro leaders, who feel taking the necessary ancl legal means to the College of Cardinals der Pope John a few years ings have had a great im­ the inadequacy — the positive danger of protecting the youth and family life Catholic Mass. I have not yet had an opportunity to attend a 5, C( came as a surprise to the ago, now has five. Switzer­ pact on the Vatican Council; a — of pressing always for rights with­ from the influence of salacious litera­ service, but I have witnessed a television broadcast produced world, especially to those who land will have a member in third is a Vatican prelate who out a corresponding improvement in ture. by the Chicago archdiocese as instruction for the faithful. I am the College for the first time thought that the present Pope has served the household of the responsibilities that go with them. The Great Society will not work un­ an Episcopalian, and inclined to agree with critics who have intended to allow the honorary in many decades. The num­ four Popes; and the fourth is pointed out a lack of poetry in the new liturgy. I am con­ Pre- ber of Eastern Rite Cardinals The recognition of the need for a less it has effective subsidiary organ­ title of Cardinal -to lapse by a parish priest, an intimate fident the liturgists will add, subtract, and change that which Edit has been expanded from tu’o stable family life, which for reasons izations working for moral renewal. not naming any new ones. friend and adviser of Pope is found to need change. Assi For some time it had been to six. Paul. Mar rumored that u'hen the exist­ The conversion rate drop off may even be reversed Mhcn Significant also is the fact If the much-discu.ssed Sen­ Assi ing roster of Cardinals died that three of the Bishops e'e- ate of Bishops .should never Ponder end Print more non-Catholics becom e familiar with the overwhelming out there would be no addi­ vated are from Iron (ilurtain materialize in the liftime of beauty and soul-stirring depths of the liturgy. No longer will Nev tional ones elevated to this countries, — Czecho-Slovakia, Pope Paul, he has in the Sa­ Protestants, who grew up understanding every word in their Pro office. The speculation was Yugojilavia, and the Soviet cred Collefie a.s it now stands church services, view with alarm what until now has too often that the Sacred College would Adv Union. Tmo of these have the nucleus of a truly univer­ been considered a mysterious and vaguely dangerous determi­ be supplanted by a Senate of served a total of 31 years, Words Often Money of Fools Circ sal body of men to assist nation of the Roman Catholic hierarchy to maintain a linguistic Bishops, representing all parts either in prison or intern­ him in the government of the By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. screen between itself and the people. of the world, whose function ment, under Communist per- Church. Perhaps these men ideas. So is your enrshing personal indebted­ With the coming of comprehension will go Protestant it would be to a.ssist the Pope .secution. will comprise the hoped-for Old Thomas Hobbes, crusty and self-as­ ness. in the government of the One of the most unusual as­ Senate. Only time will tell, It is no Monder that Samuel Johnson, ev­ fears; and so, too, will pass the fears of your Catholic readers. Church. sured, once wrote that “ words are wise pects of the new appointees We may know by the end of ery bit as crusty and cantankerous as Reese S. Rickards* Chicago This seemed like a trend is that four are not Bishops. men’s counters but they do but reckon by this year when Vatican II Thomas Hobbes, is said to have kicked a toward greater democracy One is a French priest, world- completes its final session. them; but they are the money of fools.” • Mfemen flie Heart within the Church since the His meaning is clear enough that words stone out of his way and to have added Editor, the Register Bishops comprising the S»’ n- “Thus I refute Berkeley.” Philosophically need be carefully appreciated, weighed and In response to P.O. Byran of Louisville, Ky., I toof liave ate would be selected by their speaking, his argument may not he worth Great Sayings viewed critically. And then he got lost M’ith- encountered the appalling resentment of death. It seems that own national conferences of much, but it does have it.s psychological in the thicket of his own vocabulary. everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die to Bishops and thus, they M’ould Christian, seek not yet re­ — Henri Estienne (1531-1598). appeal to some economists, scientists, and be in a position to present the pose, — Hear thy guardian Let justice be done, though Another Englishman, an Anglican divine get there. tax payers. decisions of their own nation­ angel say, / Thou art in the the world perish. — Emperor this time, proclaimed that “ the chief thing To Agnes Landers, Chesnut Hills, Mass., I do not agree But the mystery and magisterial role of al Hierarchies and the needs mid.st of foes: / Watch and Fordiand I (1506-1564). 1 do, or pretend to do, is only to remove that women are as low as she u'ould have us believe. Wo­ pray. — Charlotte Elliott words M’ill alM’ays remain with us. of their particular countrie.s. the mist and veil of Mords.” But good Bish­ men have their place in the Church as well as in the home. Whether there M-ill eventual­ (1789-1871). We prattle today about fraternal obedi­ The music of the Gospel op Berkeley, acutely intelligent himself, Men should be the leaders and women the heart. ly be such a Senate, no one ence, salvation history. Scriptural theology leads us home. — Frederick oversimplified his philosophical problems. As to women doing a terrible job; what about Mother can say at this time. If there (as if theology could ever have been any­ Wliat is a communist? One William Faber (1814-1863), Tricked by Mords, he came finally to a de­ Seton, St. Agnes, St. Ann, St. Maria Goretti, St. Cecilia, and is not, certainly the roster of thing but Scriptural!). Cardinals now is more repre­ M'ho hath yearnings / For The Pilgrims of the Night. nial of the existence of material reality. most important Mary the Mother of Christ? equal division of unequal We talk about the “ newer” concepts of the sentative of the Universal Further, he had the audacity, or really Richard J. Major, Keokuk, la. Church than at any time in earnings. — Ebenezor Elliot marital relationship and the primacy of love, (178M8-I9). Revenge proves Us own exe­ the innocence, to write: “ It is indeed an history. cutioner. — John Ford (158C- about the emerging laity, the democratic opinion .strangely prevailing amongst men Letters for the “ Advise and Dissent” column from readers Not only does the number of 1639). way of life and the abolition of poverty. that houses, mountains, rivers, and, in a of the “Register” are most welcome. The editors reserve the 103 realize an all-time high. Every artist writes his own Why only the other day we read about word, all sen.sible objects, have an exist­ right to edit these letters, and, where necessary because of Never before have so many autobiography. — Henry the “ diaphany of the cosm ic Christ,” a jaw nations (43) been represented, So nigh is grandeur to our ence, natural or real, distinct from their be­ lack oi space, to run excerpts of the longer letters. Contrlbu- Havelock Ellis (1859-1939). breaker, if we ever heard one. It startled While Italy still has the dust, / So near is God to ing perceived by the understanding.” tors are asked to keep their letters as short as possihic so as God is a circle whose center us into a state of diaphoresis — “ Sweat” to largest numbf.T (.36). its domi­ is everj’where and whose cir­ man, / When Duty whispers to give more people the opportunity to express opirlons. nance of the College is de­ Houses, mountains, i;ivers are really only you, artificially induced. cumference is nowhere. — lOM', Thou must, / The youth creasing singe 57 members creations of your own. So you are paying Of course, there are genuine ideas lurk­ Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Empedocles, 5th cent. B.C. replies, I can. — Ralph Waldo will be frrin other nations. taxes on your ideas. This is a theory offered ing somewhere behind the mist and veil of Founding Editor, Register System ol Catholic Newspapers Pope u u l ’s choices have Emerson (1803-1882), Volun­ gratis by the present writer ip order to pro­ these words. But what, just what, are the ______1913-1960 further /significance. Four If youth kneM', If age could taries, iii. mote the Great Society. Taxes are also only ideas? 1 Thursday, Feb. 4, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 5 Registorials Civic Duty Urged of Nuns by Sister "Christian Must Be in Mainstream' ,1 There's No Logic Wherever the spirit of who is now in Rome serving tucky where young women Loving and trusting their on a Vatican subcommission from Maryland built log-cabin ‘ Hj. m a n ki n d is involved, power into other persons, such there must the Christian on the Council's statement on schools to meet a community as parents do, and other gen­ be, in the mainstream of the Church and the World. need. erous souls, is an activity of Like School Logic the world, and not en­ The interviewer cited pub­ The Sisters came to the the best of mankind. grossed in his separate lished statements about the Frontier West for the .same If this be true of the finite By Ed Smith But there are other suspects effect of .Sister Luke’s fresh reason, sleeping in covered ' f enterprises. examples, in one’s experi­ There have been quite a few too — the backgrounds of outlook as Mother General of wagons on the plains as they ence, if true of parents and • <• suKKestions in ('atholic publi­ Catholic immigrants, the so­ This was the keynote of the Sisters of Loretto, and set out boldly to serve add Sisters, then how much more cations recently that the cial antagonism (now. thank Sister Jacqueline’s ad­ her policy of “Involvement” educate. true it must be of the infinite ' 1 ' Church in llie United States Cod, disappearing) that faced dress to the civic banquet in present - day problems, Person who literally loves and abolish its school system. Catholics in the U.S., and the in the Denver Hilton ho­ which enabled Sisters to serve TODAY WE belong to the trusts his grace-power into hu­ 1 have what I think is even lesulting tendency of Catho­ tel last Saturday, honor­ their students and the gen­ Great Frontier of the 20th man beings. • i a better idea; I^t's abolish lics to huddh' in their own eral community better. century. Sister Jacqueline groups for self-protection. ing the Sisters of Loretto all logic cous'ses in colleges. on the beginning of their Sister Jacqueline observed said, the frontier of the mind. Why? Because these logic Not even in a had mystery that only under such a pol­ “ Becoming involved in the courses have produced the story does the detective ar­ second century of service 'Wf RENT MOST to Colorado. icy would initiative like her spirit of mankind is the main critics who would do away rest the butler because he is own be allowed to flourish. thing,” she added. Sister Jacqueline, executive EVERYTHING" with Catholic schools. the handiest suspect to come She concurred in the view that Christians should realize vice president of Webster col­ along. Sister Luke puts an “ extra­ that we belong in the midst * Invalid Needs lege, near St, Louis, Mo., is MY BASIC complaint is I will grant, as I said, that ordinary premium in her con­ of the cities, in the middle of a distinguished educator and that thus far the debates over Catholic schools may have gregation on personal initia­ the secular universities, in the * Rug Shampooers administrator. the existence of Catholic had a role in the crime, if tive. She does not speak mere great social questions. there has been a crime. I * Portable T.V.'s schools have been mere exer­ words about the 'human in­ “ We need to be raising up cises in abstract rea.soning. think it is only the worst kind SPEAKING ON “The Fu­ <1 dividual'.” a generation who will take * Stair Carts The critics need no evidence, of logic that would condemn ture of Man,” she confessed ' their place in the mainstream ♦ no experience (most of them the suspect without an inves­ her.self devoted to the ideas “ The spirit of enquiry is es­ sential. I have found,” Sister of .society,” Sister Jacqueline * Carpenter Tools seem to have ended their ac­ tigation and trial. of the late Father Teilhard de said. A. Sister Going Places Jacqueline said. "I feel so quaintance with Catholic* Even if it were true that Chardin, S.J., whose unique ‘ "^he open ecumenical * Sanding Machines schools the day they received Catholic schools were deve­ Zestful for the more active role of the Sister in face of the views on mankind's evolution strongly that human potential •r will be reached only through world, understood in the best their diploma). loping followoi’s instead of challenging modern world, Loretto Sister Jacqueline, tells of have aroused much interest sense, and not narrowly or c All they need is logic — leaders, would it be necessa­ the inspiration which must fire the nun of today, and the di­ and controversy. the development of individual A -to -Z responsibility. But individual patronizingly, is the future and logic in a void at that. ry to execute the criminal? rections in which she can load and guide the women of the I “ I think he saw the central responsibility and personal in­ scene of Christian activities. The line of rea.soning runs Perhaps a few simple re­ future. Sister Jacqueline, vice president of Webster college, I thesis of what life is all ■‘We need the world, and the RENTAL something like this; forms would be even better. itiative in ideas go hand-in- Webster Grove, Mo., was principal speaker at the civic ban­ j about,” Sister said of the Jes­ hand. world needs us. We need the 696 So. Broadway Catholics have not assumed uit savant. world if we are not to be a role of leadership in many TH EBE IS REALI.Y no quet in Denver Hilton hotel held Jan. 30 commemorating the “ Wherever the spirit of stunted,” the speaker said. 733-0529 aspects of American life. danger, of course, that the congregation's first 100 years of service to Colorado, and Its I Interviewed earlier by a mankind is involved, whether Denver Catholic Regi.sler re­ Most of these Catholics have Catholic schools are going to commitment to a similar Uisk in its second century on the in­ in the world of study, of poli­ porter, Sister Jacqueline said attended Catholic schools. be executed. 1 am simply a tellectual frontier in this slate. tics, of education, and in the that her evening talk would Therefore Catholic schools little distressed at the kind of world of ideas certainly, this follow the evolutionary theme stifle qualities of leadership thinking that calls for a leap is where we must be involved. and should be abolished. into such a chasm without propounded by Father Char­ din. “ We must be involved in the It is true that this is not first looking to see where we Archbishop Pays heart of that world, and not in Asked about the uneasiness very good logic. But it repre­ are going. our own separate enterprises. sents one of the pitfalls of And one of the reforms ne­ caused in many older Cath­ logic: A preoccupation with cessary to cure this kind of olics, including Religious, at “ I think any human being abstract ideas that ignores thinking might be the aboli­ Tribute to Loretto the speed of changes and atti­ is formed profoundly by the the realities for which the tion of logic courses that ac­ tudes, Sister Jacqueline re­ persons who know him and RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ideas stand. centuate abstract reasoning plied: trust him. without paying too much at­ “ The pace of the whole CHURCH SUPPLIES LET US SUPPOSE for a tention to the evidence and Sisters for Work world is astonishingly accele­ “ IT IS THE power with moment that Catholics have experience that must precede rated. .And if we are to be which my mother and father COMPLETE LINE not produced their share of reasoning. The Sisters of I^oretto, in their type of endeavor for the good relevant to that world as literally loved and trusted OF CONFIRMATION SUPPLIES leaders. Some cynic, naturally, is 100 years of service to Colorado, of humanity. These godly souls Christians, it is much more their power into me. not only How can anyone know for going to observe that I have have drawn the love and ad­ are endeavoring in their lives important that we be Chris­ biologically, but, much more MEDALS - CHAINS sure that the schools — and fallen into my own trap — miration of the people “ for their and through their dedicated and tians rather than fall into important, spiritually. the schools alone — are at that I am condemning logic cultured womanliness, their devoted service, to show the classifications, as for exam­ “ Other persons have done STORE HOURS fault? coui'ses without any evidence whole-hearted service, and their love of the Saviour for all man­ ple. Sisters.” this, and so also the God who 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday Perhaps the Church school that they are to blame. total dedication in the cause of kind. May the good Lord, to “ 1 think there is a great role made me. This is the only in­ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays system could figure as one of But, after all. 1 took a logic education.” Whom they have pledged their for the modern Sister in civic finite person who loves and the suspects in the mystery. course too. This was the message of lives in religion, grant them responsibility. trusts His power into me. a .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr in and the recipients of their la­ “ A thing I am most con­ power I call Divine Grace. He 1120 Broadway 534-823333""I" I his tribute to the Sisters, voiced bors, many unusual blessing.s cerned about is secularism, literally graces me with his at the civic banquet held in and consolations. but secularism by very defini­ life. tion is the divorce of religion their lionor the past Saturday “ With the constant population “ The strongest way in which from the rest of life. in the Denver Hilton hotel. gi’owth in our state, the .second mj' mother and father would Readers' “ It seems to me that we re­ The complete text of the .Arch­ century of work of the Sisters want me to show my love for inforce secularism by not be­ bishop’s tribute follows; of Loretto in Colorado bids fair them is that I should actualize ing in the actual mainstream to surpass; with God's blessings, as much of my human poten­ of society.” Voice “ THE SISTERS of Loretto: the accomplishments of the past. tial as 1 possibly can for oth­ were the first Sisterhood to er human beings. come to Colorado in its pioneer-, “ May .Almighty God bless SISTER SPOKE with ad- Editor, the Register: in your repoits. you would them and all of us.” miration of Sister .Mary Luke, “ The more 1 realize that, find many people who feel ing days, 100 years ago. Their; and the more grateful I be­ I wish to address this mes­ numbers have increased from sage to the writer, who had the Divine Mystery belongs at come to them and the more 1 the small original group of three no byline, of the article con­ the high altar. love them, the more 1 am Sisters, who braved the difficul­ cerning Rabbi . Goldberger’s If you break down a sunset, filled with the sense of wonder ties and hardships of that early talk in the Jan. 28 edition of the color is gone and is at God’s loving me and grac­ period of the developing West, the Denver Catholic Register. tile music. ing me with his life. The more Eleanoie M. Weekbaugh to more than 160 Sisters now I use that grace-power, the Please desist from the • Denver serving and teaching in Colo­ phrase, “Christ killer.” I more I am compelled to love rado. Him in return. shudder at the very sound of “ History records that most Is the co-ed seminary a thing of the future? it, and it is not dignified in “ It seems to me that to Academy To Held religious communities have an At the risk — but without the intention — of being dichotomize love of Him, and Honey of a the Denver Catholic Register, enduring, if not perpetual ex­ especially on the front page, flippant. I'd like to take a squint at the more humorous love of neighboi- is ridicu­ Entrance Tests istence. It seems reasonable to or even anywhere else in this side of the priesthood without celibacy lous." Sister Jacqueline said. assume the good Sisters of Lor-| bank for busy people erudite publication. Entrance exuminutions for The co-ed seminary i.s, ’ “ He was never, never etto will be here, hard at worki granted, too far-fetched. But lainly not overnight. But if the The Register is quoted by Bonfils high school of St. in the field of education, for at schizophrenic. We might have me to many of my Protestant M ary's academy will be held what about seminarians’ dating? Church should adopt new poli­ done this to Him in later gen­ Crowded schedule? Buzz to ANB before or after work . . . least another century and pos-! Marriages are usually pre­ cies in this direction, the first drive-in and walk-up windows open at 7:30 a.m., close at friends who have more than on Saturday, Feb. 6, for all ‘ sibly many more. erations. a nominal interest. I may re­ parochial and public school ceded hy some sort of court­ steps probably will confine the Sister said that in her 6 p.m. Quick, friendly help-on loans or any money matter, "It is my privilege tonight to ship, and that will certainly ap­ privilege to persons who are al­ peat, 1 dislike such a lurid students who will complete speech that evening she would free parking inside. Two types of checking accounts to offer my personal and official ply to seminarians and priest.s, ready married and who have term and it should be de­ eighth grade in June, 1965. I tribute of respect and apprecia­ speak of the i.oretto nuns’ ac­ pay bills by mail, and ANB provides everything you need leted. Students are to report to if they are marriage-bound. had plenty of time to adjust to tivity in a frontier society, tion to these devoted Sisters for marriage. —including the stamp—to make checking or savings de­ I still maintain there is no the new high school building, from their foundation in Ken­ their dedicated and consecrated IS IT POSSIBLE that some posits by mail. How doth the busy bee? He banks at ANB. serenity in the modern .Mass. 45-15 S. University boulevard, I’ m sure all the details of service to the cliildren and day we might hear some young We want peace of mind, with­ at 9 a.m . on Saturday; the such a change could be worked udulLs and the countless others cleric say that he wooed and COMPLETE CAR SERVICE out hymns and howling from examinations will last until out. It's the idea of the change who directly or indirectly come won his mate while he was in TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR the pacemakers in the sanc­ noon. Freshmen of St. Mary’s itself that seems frightening — AUTO. TRANS. under their influence. I am con­ the novitiate? Or that he first Your Car Problam — Our Spaclalty tuary. If you were objective academy will later conduct kind of like ice cold holy water AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK fident that 1 expre.ss the deep met his true love at the annual EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR 17th and Stout 244-6911 tours of the new building. on a winter day. affection and love of our people Subdeacon Prom? N4EWBER F O.l.C. Public school students who Christophers on TV who admire their cultured ONEIDA GARAGE arc interested in taking this After all, how does a girl re­ THE POSSIBILITY that m.ir- Bin Kirk >400 Oneida m-3SS5 womanliness, their whole heart­ The Christophers' program examination should phone the sist a well-bred seminarian? ried priests could do more good with T'ather James Keller, ed service and their total dedi­ academy acting principal. And how does a seminarian be­ than harm seems worth gamb- M.M., as host will be seen cation in the cause of education. Sister Berenice, 789-2513, be­ have on a date? No doubt the bling for. They would probably Sunday, Feb. 7. at 11:15 a.m., “ They have trained in earthly message “ Veni, Vidi, Vici” will be particularly appealing to on KOA-TV, Channel 4, Den­ fore noon on Friday, Feb. 5. and heavenly wisdom over the take on all sorts of new uses. married parishioners, whose ver, and KOAA-TV, Channel years, hundreds of the parents Perhaps courting will be con­ problems they would not only be 5, Colorado Springs. and grandparents of those chil­ fined to the time after ordina­ familiar with but would have dren and adolescent youth who tion. Would the young assistant experienced themselves. .And are today committed to their get away with this: “ F'ather, married priests should be able The Denver Catholic Register care and (hat cycle will con would you take confessions for to improve the rapport that President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vchr. D.D. tinue and perdure endlessly. me tonight? I’ve got a special should exist between priests and Editor and Business Manager *...... Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh “ Loretto Heights college for date with a gorgeous puella.” people. women under the care of the Associate Business Manager ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty Seriously, how would we pa­ However, if you really want Sisters of Loretto, is a real as­ Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter rishioners adjust to a situation to speculate, think of the set of great merit to our West- Associate Editors ..Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett. Clement of married priests? This would woman who is the wife of a ; land. Every private institution J. Zecha, James R. Walsh, and David B. Millon. be a m ajor change in our whole priest. What a great person she of higher learning w elcom es the religious life. would have to be. News Editor ...... Edward Smith aid and support of private phil­ Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch For a long time priests have But. if wedded bliss ever anthropy to meet the ever been quite different from every­ got too touchy, the married Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy mounting costs of education. A body else. They wear different priest-husband would only have Circulation D irector...... Julia M. Boggs religious community with its clothes, they give sermons, and to point to a little sign on the continuity of corporate existence they live in rectories. How sacristy wall v/hich reads: “ St- brings an endowment of edu­ would it sound now to have a lentium,” and under that Latin Published Weekly by cated talent to an institution Mrs. Spellman, or a Mrs. word is the translation in par­ THE CATHOLIC'PRESS SOCIETY. (Inc.) which warrants stability. Sheen, or a Mrs. Cu.shing run­ enthesis: “ No Nagging.” 938 Bannock Street. Denver. Colo. 80204 ning around? You know, marriage in the Telephone. 825-1145 P. O. 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A superb kitchen is also a distinguishing electrical servants that help us live and work better than any other nation on earth. Cana Conference mark of the Denver Nursing Thursday, February 4, 1965 42 Home, where good food goes Set in Englewood with superior convalescent During the week of Thomas Edison’s birthday, (Feb. 7-13) Public Service Reservations for the Cana care. Established in Denver Company hopes you will join us in observing National Electrical Week—a tribute OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER conference to be held at St. for 28 years, the Denver Nurs­ The Denver Chlholic Register merits our cordial Louis’ parish, Englewood, will ing Home has recently com­ to all facets of an industry that provides the power for progress in our nation. approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the be held at St. Louis* parish, pleted construction of its mod­ archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the Englewood, will close Friday, ern, five-story center. Reser­ signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Feb. 5. vations are now being ac­ Curia is hereby declared official. Reservations may be made cepted. We hope The Register will be read in every home of by contacting Mr. and Mrs. the archdiocese. Ralph McKay, 781-8135, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fleenor, DENVER We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a 781-1483. taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of Conferences will be held FEB. T-13, 196B The Register. DENVER CONVALESCENT CENTER.NURSING Feb. 7 and 21 and March 7 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLCRACa ^ URBAN J . VEHR and 21. The conference March EAST NTH AVE. AT JOSEPHINE STREET AN INVeSTOH-OWNiO UTILITt Feast of St. Francis de Sales Archbishop of Denver 7 will begin at 1 p.m ., the oth­ HOME Inquiries: Phone 388-9383 Gladys Ellis, Administrator Jan. 29. 1960. ers at 7 p.m. P ag e 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 4, 1965 Archbishop's Guild Colo. Springs Mardi Gras The ways and means commit­ Rosie Kellogg will entert*un tee of the Archbishop’s Guild an­ Mother Beloved circle, Dorothy nounced that additional trading McEnany is the hostess for St. stamps are needed for the fash­ Gemma Marie circle, and Our ion show project. These should Lady of the Snows circle will To Be Gala Event Feb. 27 be sent to Therese Palizzi. spe­ meet in the home of Rosemary cial prize chairman, at 6864 Maroney. Preparations are under way on Saturday. Feb. 27. Alen Uhles and his orches­ Kline, Arvada. Aiding this proj­ Betty A’totta, president of Holy for the 19th annual Pikes Peak Proceeds from the gala af­ tra will play for the ball and ect are Barbara Reilley, Bar­ Cross circle, will entertain Feb. Mardi Gras ball, sponsored by fair will go toward the Sacred coronation ceremony, which bara MeShane, and Barbara 11. Maria Shea and Dorothy Sacred Heart parish. Colorado Heart School fund. The school will begin at 9 p.m. Vigil. Miskol are new members. Pat Springs, to be held at the is conducted by the Benedic­ Formal or semiformal at­ Mary Ann Schiavone, enter­ Murphy is hostess for infant of Broadmoor Hotel Internation­ tine Sisters of Benct Hill tire will again be optional, but tainment chairman, said the an­ Prague circle and Nannette al Center In Colorado Springs Priory of Colorado Springs. Mardi Gras costumes are en­ nual spring breakfast will be held Yannacito will entertain St. couraged. In previous years, on Sunday, Feb. 28, at the Brown Gerard circle. a spokesman said, the varied Palace hotel, Denver. Mrs. On Feb. 10 Jane Johnson will costumes highlighted the fes­ Evelyn Peterson, representative entertain Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Nurse Council tive event, of a local firm, will select the circle and Mother Seton circle models for the fashion show. will have a dinner meeting on THIRTEE.V young girls Reservations are requested by Feb. 11. Member Drive Begins from the Colorado Springs Feb. 22. Checks, at $2.35 per Stella Maria circle will meet area will compete for the person, should be sent to Mrs. in the home of Jessie Coyle on The annual membership drive THE DRIVE will end with a coveted title of queen. They Schiavone. 4160 Shaw boulevard, Feb. 6. will be judged on their poise, of the Denver Council of Cath­ friendship dinner, to be held at Westminster, ■ # personality, and beauty. Dur­ Rosalie H'" uer, rosary chair­ CIRCLE presidents are re­ . I olic Nurses is now in progress. Fitzslmons Hospital officers ing pre-Mardi Gras activities, man, requests that circle mem­ minded to distribute the fashion All Catholic registered and li­ club, on Thursday, Feb. 25. at a tea and dinner-dance, bers desiring to make rosaries show tickets at their meetings censed practical nurses Members will receive a notice five committee members will should meet once each week for to assure the success of this 16th urged to join. and reservation form for the secretly select the queen. She four consecutive weeks for in­ annual benefit. dinner. will be crowned the night of Dues arc $5 and must be in structions. She will attend the Dues are requested to be sent the ball. meeting of the Handmaids of FRESH • BEAUTIFUl. Feb. 15 in order to receive the Planning Mardi Gras March issue of the Catholic to Mary Goldcamp, treasurer, Tickets are $7.50 per couple, Mary circle Feb. 4 in the home FLOWERS 3175 Gray street, Denver 14, of Patricia Kipper to launch that Nurse magazine. and are available by phoning The Rev. John Gibbons, right, as­ committee express their approval. The gala FAST OELIVERV Colo. For information regarding group. Our Lady of Fatima cir­ PHONE A CHARGE Sacred Heart parish rectory, sistant pastor of Sacred Heart parish, Colo­ the activities of the council, per­ 632-8788, or by writing to the event, a benefit for Sacred Heart parish cle will begin making rosaries rado Springs, points to the floor plan ar­ News Deadline! sons should contact Helen Ma­ Mardi Gras committee at 2026 school, will be held Saturday, Feb. 27, at the at a meeting Feb. 6 in the home rangement as Norman W oldmff and Mrs. Broadmoor International Center in Colorado of Mary Torley, The deadline for news stories honey, membership chairman, W. Colorado avenue, Colorado at 757-3966. | Jam es Walsh of the Mardi Gras reservations and pictures to appear in the Springs. Springs. ANN LESTER will enterUin; 237-1366 “Denver Catholic Register” Is Precious Blood circle Feb. 6.; Monday at 5 p.m. Franciscan Back Home at Marycrest New officers of this circle are 1 Wilma Gerspach, president, and I Mora Sullivan, secretary. (^cU ipsd-iR juqA . Sue Mulquecn and Roseann 'Grounded' Nun Profits From Stay in Hospital Bickford are new members of Blessed Virgin Mary circle, “ Wholesale Prices” (The following was written school, was the first Sister pa> brought fortune cookies and which will meet Feb. 4 in the by Sister Antonio of Mary­ tient at NJH in 30 years, may­ tea, and a Colombian brought home of Rose Raitz. Elizabeth; All Nationally Famous crest, who before her entrance be the first ever, older staff native coffee and candy. A Ne­ Saya will entertain Little Flower; M ills into the Franciscans as Helen members in the hospital at gro Santa Claus distributed circle. i 1st Quality Guaranteed Anthony of Denver was a 3SOO E. Colfax avenue sur­ gifts. On Feb. 9 Marie Dinan will member of the “ Register” edi­ mised. entertain St. Luke circle. Ber­ •f Shop from torial staff.) In the lapse of time between ONE OF THE more exciting nice Martinez will entertain St. j the startling news of Sister' A spirited young Franciscan, events — for which materials Martha circle, and St. Catherine < positive reaction to a tubercu 450 faced the past fall with the had been furnished by a form er Labours members will meet in- losis test in September and re glum prospect of being patient — was the Las Vegas the home of Mary Mahler. Actual Rolls covery that resulted in her dis “grounded” by months of hos­ party the past Thursday night. charge from the hospital Fri­ Carpet & Initaliation Ouaranitad pitalization in the National Jew­ With $2,000 in play money, each day evening. Sister Marie The­ Luncheon Party Set "OUR POLICY" ish hospital, returned to Mary­ patient could gamble his “ for­ rese had been exposed to Compara and decide for yourself that crest convent Friday declaring tune” in craps. Twenty-one, host of experiences with little At St. Vincent Home no on# com petes with our hlQh qual­ that these had been wonderful poker. The player with the ity, exceptional service and tow pricas. resemblance to life In a clois­ Mrs. Lily Robinson, president months — anything but wasted. most winnings won the grand ter. prize for the evening, two real of the Annunciation branch of Sister Marie Therese, teacher WAREHOUSE dollars. St. Vincent’s Aid Society, an­ and librarian at M arycrest high MOST SIGNIFICANT to her, CARPET SALES After testing had shown in nounces a Valentine luncheon she stated, was the daily op­ and card party to be held at St. LYONS, COLO. portunity to meet, to work with, Novem ber that Sister Marie TRADITIONALLY Vincent’s Home for Boys, 4159 D a lly 8-1 and to become close friends Therese’s sickness was not con­ THE FINEST IN Lowell boulevard, Denver, on C a li C ollect B39-«<77 with adults of many faiths and tagious, she was granted passes PHOTOGRAPHY Thursday, Feb. 11, at 12:30 p.m. or backgrounds. “ I learned s and the daUy right to leave the Per Free Home Esilmales Awards will be presented. much about human nature, hospital for a few hours. For C A L L C O L L E C T 444 3947 Mrs. Paul Diedrich, chair­ P e C B Q C E she added. five weeks she had been dC' MR. LARRY BELL man, will be assisted by the "I Pledge a Factual Presentation of 445$ E . Colfax P h . 388-4333 Excitement had risen high on prived of Mass, though the Rev following hostesses: Mmes. E. Ihe Products I Sell." that day in mid-September Leonard J. Urban of St. Philo E. Lally, T. J. Lally, J. J. when reports from a routine m cna’s parish brought Commun Doyle, Sr.; D. E. Griffith, John annual medical check-up ion to the hospital every Thurs Tanko, K. J. Glassman, Louis vealed that Sister Marie Ther­ day and Friday. From then on ese might have tuberculosis. she attended Mass regularly at J. Peters, Jr.; Margaret Stolte, A FLOW ER Dorothy Johnson, J, J. Doyle, Through the cooperation of the St. Philomena’s. Petite Flower REMEMBRANCE FOR Jr.; Roy Taylor, Lily Robinson, YOUR VALENTINE Denver County Health depart­ Trips home to Maiycrcst con­ ment, Tine Tuberculin tests and Miss Frances Copeland. IS ALWAYS THE vent were permitted, too, and were administered to all stu­ .Sister Marie Therese often In­ and PERFECT GIFT. dents in the high school. No vited patients from the hospital Allies WAIT'N GIFT SHOPPE Ph. 255-6T01 one had contracted her illness. Too Bu«y To Read to accompany her there for din­ A LL HOURS .'\dmitted to the National Jew­ The books she planned to read before she was caught up ner and to meet the Sisters. MATERNITY SHOP ish hospital on Oct. 7, Sister Across Tht Stroot From St. Josoph's Hospital in the swirl of dialogue and patient social activities at the Catholics, Jews, Protestants, Marie Therese arrived with a National Jewish hospital are eyed with momentary regrets by and agnostics she brought, in­ load of books. There was a time cluding natives of Egypt, Co­ Sister Marie Therese of Marycrest convent. Sister Marie B e c a u s e to take pills, a time to take lombia, and all sections of the Therese left NJII Saturday after four months of successful meals, her own time for the United States. For most it was U i A piano or an organ adds treatment. Divine Office, and the rest of the first glimpse inside a con­ family fun and persona! en­ the time was free time. In vent. 7 9535 W. 50TH AVE. • 4 24-7723 Greene, Tolstoy, Dostoevski, richment to any life, any time. those first two weeks, when all patients' council. She recoliects A trip to Alliance, Neb., for the patients but one Irish girl and Steinbeck, and numbers of that bright dream s of reading ARVADA SQUARE WESTMINSTER a Franciscan Leadership con­ ^ 3 The superior tone and styl­ regarded the Sister from magazines and periodicals. tugged like a spoiled child at ference conducted at St. Agnes’ SHOPPING CENTER ing of Baldwin pianos and or­ 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 4 28-5097 awe-filled distance, the Sister For the books that she read, the outer fringe of her thoughts, PH. 428-8170 academ y by Dr. Philip Harris. gans is known and accepted began to read. There was there remained a drawerful un­ but instead she ran for office O.S.F., was even sandwiched in everywhere. ^ DRY CLEANING theological work by Schille- touched. Patients had begun to and became the couocU's first before Christmas. The Catho- 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 beeckx, philosophical works of ask questions about the Sister woman president. lic-Jewish dialogue at Regis From that time on she re- S I When you compare the 1 DAY Gabriel Marcel, Moray’s Cyber­ through the sounding board of college in mid-January, laundry WHEATRIDGE netics, novels of Graham the Irish Catholic girl. Answers | cubs only the challenge of values and prices we can offer LAUNDRY sponsored by Regis and the in our factory owned and op­ 7393 W. 44TK AVE. • 422-1438 broke down barriers, and be- working closely with adults and Mountain States regional office dry cleaning THE JONES’ES fore long strangers were m ov-jOf helping to mobilize those pa- erated stores, you’ll have an RADIO PICK-UP of the Anti-Defamation League investm ent...... not just a 1IM0 M ONTVIEW ing in from the anxious peri­ tients who had lost interest of B’nal B’rith was of especial “ Where the charm of DISPATCH & D ELIVERY 929 - 15TH ST. • 244-4493 after their long periods of in­ purchase. Rotten Eggs . . . 39c doz. phery to become friends of Interest to her. newness is restored" 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-6259 Sister’s. stitutionalization in many tuber­ LEE O ’CONNOR Sour Milk . . . 43c Va gal. B i We ARE Baldwin, so when culin hospitals. IN BETWEEN Umes Sister Member: l^ts. Peter & Paul FORT COLLINS Hard Penny Candy M em ber o f: you deal with us, it is the be­ WITH FRIENDS came activ­ Sister met w eekly with four Marie Therese practiced typing, 2215 SO. COLLEGE • 482-0996 (It laiti longtr) members of the executive coun­ ginning — not the end — of a Only tlw Best it Jonas'ei ities, Sister Marie Therese not­ learned a little sculpturing, * National Institute of ed. One way that the patients cil to plan activities, and once drawing, and mending, and long and pleasurable associa­ a month she presided at gen­ Dry Cleaning tion. We design, manufacture, iuum uuiiiuuuuuiuiii^: themselves at NJH work to made three dresses for mem­ eral meetings that served as sell, finance AND service our overcome boredom and to perk bers of her family in the occu­ * American Institute of up spirits is through the pa­ liaison on the social activities pational therapy department own Instruments. tients’ council, which sponsors level between staff and 90 to She had her own moments of Lau n d e rin g BRIGHT at least one social activity 100 TB patients who come from music appreciation with a hos­ all over the world. SAFEWAY- i every week. Soon Sister Marie pital hi-fi and record supply. call ma 3-4281 for the Therese was writing a script And there were scores of con­ It could hever be determined that was a take-off on hospital sultations and preparations that that Sister Marie Therese had convenience of pick up turned Sister’s room into activ­ IDEAS life for a Halloween entertain­ active tuberculosis this fall. Her and delivery In Denver Iment. At every event, from ities’ headquarters. EL MONTE only positive test indicated that hvanrvpwwinrvivnr}iTff< bingo to dance to social hour, There were plans, for in­ she either had it at that time and all suburbs. Baldwin Piano she made her appearance, if stance. for a Christmas tree or at one time in her life. Sister just for a few minutes, to show decorating party and the writ­ was given her discharge follow­ & Organ Co. she considered these activities ing of a new skit to add a hil­ ing treatment that included 90 LAUNDERERS arious touch for staff and pa­ good. streptomycin shots. Her doctor AND Over a century of musical tients. For the real Christmas excellence pronounced her to be in very CLEANERS Still she was surprised that a party the following night Mexi­ patients’ nominating commit­ good health. He likes primary 1623 California Street can patients m ade a plnata =hono AAA. 3-4201 patients to leave, he said, with Phone 222-9701 tee asked her in November to filled with candy and flour, 2500 CURTIS the knowledge that their form er Green Beans 4.:.'?.89'! run for the presidency of the while Japanese patients “ In Denver’s Music Center” disease will never be an im­ a reputation maintained Open Monday 'UI 8:30 Del Monte, Cut pediment to their normal living. since 1905 WHAT ABOUT YOU? Guest of honor at a party Parking Across Street and at 1745 Stout Bishop Maloney given by her Franciscan Sis­ ters at Marycrest Saturday To Give Address night, Sister Marie Therese ex­ 211 pressed her Joy to be home. Del M onte At Court Meet But she couldn’t repress her OLIVER'S $1 gratitude and admiration for Pineapple Chunks 5 The Ecumenical Council and changes in the Church’s the staff and patients at the Meat Market National Jewish Hospital. “ R e­ liturgy will be the theme of "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meals" Del Monte 46-oz. the talk to be given by Auxil­ flecting on everything, I Pineapple-Grapefruit cons iary Bishop David M. Malon­ wouldn’t have wanted to be any­ CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER Drink 3 89» ey of Denver at a meeting of where else,” she said. the members o f St. Rita Fresh Poultry Fish 303 Court, Catholic Daughters of HER “GROUNDING,” she Cream Style or found, was the event that pro­ 9 Prolm lenal Mait Cultart lo S«rv« You Whole Kernel America, on Thursday, Feb. Phonu 733-4629 $1 11, 7:45 p.m., in the newly pelled her into regions of ecu­ I3t2 E . 6lh A v * . Del Monte Corn 6 menical thought and living. renovated room of the club ...A FRANCISCAN SISTER! house at 765 Pennsylvania 303 street, Denver. Sliced $1 GIVING YOURSELF to t lift eom- The business meeting, to be plflttty OtOicaled to the aalvatlon of Del Monte Deets 5 conducted by Mrs. Grance souls . . . through preyer, work, sac­ rifice, and loy . . . by using your Remko, grand regent, will Give Gold Bond Staiiipis talents as a Nurse. Laboratory and follow Bishop Maloney’ s ad­ X-Ray Technician, Secretary. Account­ dress. A social hour will be ant, Dietitian, Seamstress, Cook, as well held. Miss Kay Farr and her as In other hospital departments and committee will be hostesses. In a new extension of our tvork In the SAFEWAY Catechetical and Social Service Fields .. Saton Guild to Meet THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITYI (Write—giving ^-oor age—to Vocation The Seton guild will meet at We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. D ire cto r, 767 30tti S f., Rock islan d , 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5, in the Prices good In Denver and Suburbs thru Sat. Feb. 6, 1 965 Illinois, for further details of this home of Mrs. F^ank Gold, 2540 O Copyright 1965 Safeway Stores In c. happy life.) Olive street, Denver.

k i ■ w Thursday, Feb. 4, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register P age 7 Fatima Devotions jrothy Commentary for Mass — Scheduled Feb. 6 or St. Recitation of the rosary will i Our begin at 11:50 a.m. Saturday, 3 will Feb. 6, in Holy Ghost church, imary 5fh Sunday After Epiphany to bo followed at 12:10 p.m. with Mass and Holy Hour serv­ f Holy INTRODUCTION kindness, humility, meekness, to bear fruit,” "W e pray to the Today is the Fifth Sunday af- patience. Bear with one another Lord.” ices in honor of Our Lady of I Feb. Fatima. jrothy ■ ter Epiphany. The theme of to­ and forgive whatever grie­ “ That God may move all our This church devotion, open to . Pat day's liturgy is tolerance of evil. vances you may have against loved ones by His grace so that all men, women and children in ant of In Old Testament times God each other; forgive just as the each one on the day of Harvest dealt with evil doers swiftly and the area, is held monthly from inette Lord has forgiven you. may escape the judgment as a .severely. It was a dispensation October through .May. Many or­ i St. “ And over all these put on weed to be burned,” “ We pray of fear. In New Testament love, which binds them together to the Lord.” ganizations. as well as individu­ times, however, under a dispen- als, have faithfully obser\'ed n win and makes them perfect. Let I sation of love, God reserves this special devotion and recited Jesus the peace of Christ rule over PRAYER OVER THE GIFTS punishment for those who refuse I with the spiritual director, the circle your hearts; for as members of (the Secret) (After “ Orate Fra- to be drawn into His way of life the one body, you have been tres” and “ Suscipiat” ) Very Rev. Monsignor William ig on I until the next world. called to that peace. “ The priest asks God to ac­ Monaghan, the prayers outlined He reserves judgment to Him­ “ Be thankful, let the word of cept these gifts of appeasement, by the National Reparation So­ meet self; and He gives us an exam­ Christ dwell in you with all Us; to pardon our faults and direct ciety of the Immaculate Heart ’le on ( ' V ple of patience and toleration richness; instruct and admonish over hesitant hearts” I of Marj-. by allowing even the wicked to one another with perfect wis­ T h e re sia n S p e a k e r I Following the services in the Founder of the Theresians, prosper until the time of judg­ dom. With heartfelt gratitude PRAYER AI-TER COMMU- I church, all also are invited to a group which fosters sister­ ment. “ He wills not the death sing to God psalms, hymns, and NIO.N (The Postcommunion) I attend a luncheon at the Denver hood vocations in the home .shlon of the sinner, but rather that He inspired songs. (after “Oremus” • pause) ! .tea room, at 1:30 p.m. Reserva- and environment, is the Very stings be converted and live” We. too, VAnd whatever you do in word “ The priest asks God to grant jtions for the luncheon, at $2 per Rev. .Monsignor Elwood C. 5 18th : are expected in all charity to or in work, do everything in the that we may receive that salva­ plate, should be made by Fri­ Voss, above, who will be the be tolerant of the evil doer, and name of the Lord. Jesus, giving tion pledged to us in these sec­ day, Feb. 5. by calling John La- speaker at the first meeting of I to pray for his conversion. thanks to God the father ond mysteries.” Tourette at 377-1082 or Mina the society's new unit in South K. of C. Auxiliary Plans Festivity Let us stand to greet the cele- through Jesus Christ, our Lord.” Heiser, at 623-2067. I brant as he approaches the a!- Denver, in the Wilshire coun­ Loretto Guild Plans try club on Tuesday, Feb. 16. Purchasing tickets lo the annual Mardi Grant street, Denver, beginning at 9 p.m. A I tar to offer sacrifice in propi­ PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Gras sponsored hy the Au.xiliury unit of midnight supper will be served. Costumes are tiation for our sins and the sins “ That the seed of the word of Luncheon on Feb. 11 , President of the unit is Mrs. Knight.s of Columbus Council 539, Denver, is optional and awards will be presented. .Mu­ of the whole human race. God may bo sown abundantly in A dessert luncheon for mem­ A. J. Kukral. Reserrations I MARY ANNE t may be made through Mrs. Mrs. Lena Boedighmer, left. Mrs. Gertrude sic will be provided by Bob Capelli and his ever>’ place throughout the bers of the Loretto Guild will, William Skufka, 794-2553, by BAKERIES • Heinrich, center, is ticket chairman, and Mrs. orchestra. Tickets, at $5 a couple, can bo ob­ i PRAYER OF THE ASSEM­ world,” “ We pray to the Lord” be held at Machebeui Hall,; Loretta Heights college, Den­ all women in the area who Dorothy Sheridan, right, is chairman of this tained by calling .Mrs. Heinrich, 377-541U: .Mrs. BLY (the Collect) After “ Ore- “ That the Holy Catholic mus” (pause) Church may receive a rich sow­ ver, on Thursday, Feb. 11, at 1 may wish to attend. year’s .Mardi Gras, which will be held Satur­ Sheridan, 794-7058; Mrs. Blanche Slama, “ The priest asks Our Lord to ing of good seed,” “ We pray to p.m. After the luncheon, the day, Feb. 27, at the Council 539 hall, 1555 722-2435; or Mrs. Carolyn Olivas. 429-7280. j guard His family of the faithful the Lord.” Rev. Robert Greenslade will DRY CLEANING P « rtl« s I with constant loving care” “ That the grace of God may entertain the guild with piano and selections. AND LAUNDRY Engagocf give us strength to endure the :«ii S Wadding! DACCW Unit Plans THE EPISTLE evil weeds surrounding us,” “ We Reservations should be made I Call by Monday, Feb. 8, by calling S M archant'a P ark — 733 4*2* 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Drea of Please be .seated to hear the pray to the Lord.” QJ3 W. OIrard. Engltwood — 7II-I048§ Denver have announced the en­ Meeting in Fleming word of God in the First lesson. “That God may forgive our Loretto Heights college at 936- Watriand Shopping Cantor — 237-7(*ti S 23 Broadway — 777-7413 2 gagement of their daughter, | The quarterly meeting of the “ .A reading from the Epistle wicked deeds, and destroy us 3423. /••••••••••••••••••••I Kathleen Ann, northwest district of the Den of Blessed Paul the Apostle to not as useless cockle,” “ We % to John Mi­ ver .Archdiocesan Council of the Colossians.” pray to the Lord.” chael Ryan, Catholic Women will be held at “ Brethren: As God’s chosen “ That the Christians united •f son of Mr. and St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming, on ones, holy and beloved, you here may understand that the florHAn Feb. 11. Registration will begin must put on heartfelt mercy. good seed must suffer and die Ryan of Little­ at 9:30 a.m., followed by busi­ ton. The bride- ness meetings and reports. .Mrs. Symphony Review . . . elect is a grad­ David Schopfer will report on V uate of Annun­ the national convention. ciation high Following the luncheon, the school, Den­ Rev. Emmannel Gabel of St. Milsfein and Dvorak ver, and of John’s parish, Stoneham, will L O r e t t 0 M iss O rta speak on the “ Second Vatican By Edward L. Maginois, S.J. expression “ taste” was applica­ Heights college. She teaches in Council and the Constitution of Nathan Milstein was soloist ble to so profound a musician- the Denver public school sys­ the Church.” At the close of with the Denver Symphony last ship. it certainly is here. tem. Her fiance is a graduate of the afternoon session there will Tuesday. The featured work of Mullen high school and attends be a biblc service followed with the concert, the “ Violin Con­ IT SEE.MED that Mr. Mil­ Colorado State university. A Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ certo” of Antonin Dvorak, high­ stein conveyed his sense of the June wedding is planned. rament. lighted an instructive evening. music to the musicians in the Modorafop While few would claim that the orchestra as well as to the au-: Q u e e n ’s D a u g h te rs The Rev. John Cotter, concerto is a great work, it dience. The audience gave ex-, t h e DENVER is moderator of the Denver bears all the marks o.' Dvorak’s actly the type of applause his. To Moot Fob. 7 Archdiocese’s Tabernacle So­ craft — solidity, intelligent musicianship deserved: Warm,, The Queen’s Daughters will ciety, which will meet Friday, sympathy for the demands and sincere, satisfied, without hys­ CATHOLIC meet Sunday afternoon. Feb. 7, Feb. 5, in the home of .Mrs. limitations of all the instrumen­ terics. The orchestra, for its at 3 o’clock in the home of Miss Albert Riede, 2701 E. 7th ave­ tal forces involved, an abiding pari, gave him the kind of col­ r e g is t e r Mary McGIone, 1236 Milwaukee nue, Denver. Members are re­ sense of form and musical line, laboration he exacted, alert, street, Denver. The ways and quested to bring a guest to unflagging inventiveness, plus comprehending, forceful yet re-i requests the honor of the means committee will present the meeting of the society, clearly identifiable idiom. strained. Several things stood presence of your the financial plans for the cur­ one of the oldest in the arch­ Mr. Milstein displayed his us­ out in this regard, notably the; rent season. diocese. and one which sup­ ual musicianship, giving the obbligato work of Messrs., advertising message in plies altar needs to various kind of performance for which Abosch and Jacobius, on oboe areas. Guest speaker will be he is famous, a performance at and bassoon respectively, in the! a special magazine H & H SHOE REPAIR the Rev. Paul Wicker, assis­ once deeply intelligent and ut­ first movement, which was! nothing short of exquisite, along section entitled ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE tant pastor of St. John the terly effortless. He has the I Evangelist parish, Denver. ability, as does no other vio­ with the very competent French j t ( r “ le w a if P r ie s linist I have ever heard, to con­ horn work later on. Balances in; Highest Quality’’ vey to his audience a sense of the orchestral forces were ex-i 'The Catholic the musical form in what he is actly just throughout and even The Most Important Half Soles and Heels playing; and, most importantly, the notorious acoustics of the, Downtown Prices $4.50 he does this with no sacrifice Auditorium Theatre did not do W e d d i n g ^ ^ ds of warmth and sensitivity, no violence to the relationship be­ uv CAKE Our Everyday Price cerebration about the music at tween soloist and orchestra. A n annual Publication le. Only $2.97 in your life for the hand. If ever the overworked (Turn to Page 9) providing the Catholic 903 E. Colfax at Emerson yi- most important ocension jr- Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. bride and groom, 3d ■I Wedding Cakes their families and friends A Specialty Dr. James P. Gray i h O L l i n g . with the proper and OPTOMETRIST pertinent information Eyes Examined regarding a Catholic Visuol Care W u k D L marriage. BAKERY Contact Lenses 213 Colo. Bldg. J ^ u n c li Phone RA 2-2859 1615 Calif. MRS. WALTER L. CROW, Home of Fine Pastries JR., the former Barbara Lou­ ise Romero, is the daughter By Walter Krans 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU For Appointment Call: 44 So. Broadway of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. IS50 Colo. Blvd. )410 e. 3rd A v». 825-8883 Romero of Denver. Bride­ D a y s o f W in o a n d R o se s 144* So. Colo. a iv d . groom is the son of Mr. and Truth IS stranger than fiction. Some weeks ago, I Mrs. Walter L. Crow of Ar­ was having a heer in Los Angeles when the bartender vada. Double-ring ceremony leaned over and asked, “ Didn’t you used to live at the CLEAN CARPETS LAST LONGER was performed recently in St. Embassy Club up on New Hampshire street?” Louis’ church, Englewood. A INCREASE THE LIFE OF YOUR CARPETS, I did used to live there. About reception followed. The cou­ thirty years ago. As 1 tried to Bones in the guise of Cole | ple are residing in Fort Col­ Richards, a new boarder. He > RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY WITH remember him he said, “ I PUBLICATION DATE PROFESSIONAL CLEANING lins. don’t remember your name eith­ was a big athletic fellow with er. But I’m Cole Richards.” a souped up Model A. He could - 20% Cash and Carry on Rugs and Upholstery . , swim like a fish, dive like an HUNT CLEANERS It was a shocker. Here before g^ter, and beat anyone at bad- APRIL 1, 1965 MILE-HI CLEANING SERVICES COMPLETE LAUNDRY B me was my deadly enemy of, jninton, poker, or Indian wresl- ALTERATION SERVICE whom I prayed, jjg some dough — CALL 744-3139 ScrviCirK] St. 3am «i - St. Therete'! would step in a manhole and ■ used to furnish .-\da Lee M ailed into over and Chri»t ma King ParlUx-* S A H O R EIN STAM PS never stop falling until b e , with all the 10-cent beer she 1 HOUR S E R V IC E ON C LEA N IN G reached China. 310 W. IOWA AVE. 7201 E . ttli A V E . • ]SS-»944 could drink. 31,000 Catholic I, The story about to be told is No more did Ada Lee spend strikingly similar to the Icha- her evenings at the piano w ith' homes os a section bod Crane saga. Thirty years me singing sentimental love ago I was the modern Ichabod, songs. Now she was out with six feet one and all of 130 Cole Richards, speeding up and in the Denver pounds, and .\da Lee Higgins down Wilshire, going to the was the beauteous Katrinka. beach for an evening swim, or I Catholic Register We, along with about 30 other — if she was at home — danc-l young- people,- ^ lived at the Em ^ ing cheek-to-cheek with him on bassy Club, a big mansion just patio while I prayed that off Wilshire which used to bei jggg qj. ^un : i the residence of movie ®l®*'[into a bus, or suddenly lose his .Mary Miles Minter but w as; mind and turn into a blithering now a boarding house. ; ¥ It was the depression and noi none of these things hap- one had any money, so most of p^ned. Richards came on like < I the evenings we went swimming gangbusters, and Ada Lee never in the patio pool, played bad­ sang anymore love songs. At^ minton, or drank 10-cent-a-can- least not to me. Like Ichabod beer. Crane, I was really out, which I goes to show if you’re looking THE HOUSE had a piano, and for feminine attention, it’s much being a ricky-tick man from better to play football than it way back, I'd plunk away on is to play the piano. For Information the 88 while Ada Lee sang. And she could really sing. More im­ BL^ I HAD the last laugh, and portant, she was really good even if it did take 30 years. I looking, and I sure used to look Cole Richards, the bartender.' forward to those evenings at the! '''s ofd and' fat and uglyi’and'i Advertising Rates piano. It didn’t take long for; g,o.jgt,t mvself as I paid forj the music to be sentimental. ^eer, "Wonder what Ada Call ■I- thought Ada Lee was the great-! Lee would think it she saw him ' est thing since peanut butter, i m 825-1145 and come evening nothing in the j xhen I looked at myself in | world could have kept me from jU,e fuU length mirror by thel that piano. I door, and decided maybe I’d And then - appeared Brom better not laugh after all. '1 »- I i i Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 4 , 1965 Famed Composer John Green to Conduct A Look at Some of Past tiCfctdoKwjeHt* Lilting Rodgers-Hammerstein Program John Green, noted com­ orchestra and was founder “ Falling in Love W ith L o v e ,” poser, conductor, and arrang­ and for five years music di­ and “ Slaughter on 10th A v e ­ Year's Lesser Film Efforts er, will conduct the Denver rector and conductor of that nue.” Symphony Orchestra in a pro­ orchestra’s “ Promenade Con­ A HIGHLIGHT will be the By C. J. Zocha Where Love Has Gone, A gram of music by Richard certs.” first performance anywhere Moviegoers during the past House Is not a Home, and Rodgers and Oscar Hammer- The concert in Denver is be­ of the “ Cinderella O v ertu re,” year had a fair share of The Carpetbaggers. stein II on Tuesday, Feb. 16, ing sponsored by the Peoplc- as arranged and orchestrated worth-while films to view, in the Auditorium theater, to-PeopIe Corp. to raise funds by Green especially for the re­ even though these were dotted CO.NSIDERI.NG these films Denver. to support cultural exchanges cently released Columbia R ec­ with quite a few undistin­ alone makes one wonder how Formerly known as Johnny between Denver and Us sister ords cast album of the forth­ guished ones, which w’cre far movieland survived, but that Green, the gifted musician is cities of Brest, France, and coming new production of from a credit to tlw industry. is not all. Regrettable beyond well known for his motion pic­ Takayama. Japan. Green has Rodgers and Hammerstein’s In conducting something of As far as entertainment qualification was Robert Ros- ture scores. He has been nom­ donated his services for the an open wake this week and goes there Is only a faint sen’s production of Lilith, a inated 12 times for Academy benefit. Cinderella on CBS-TV. next over the worst and best glimmer to indicate that some nauseous look into a mental Awards and is the recipient of Appearing with the orches­ films of the year, let it be in the industry realize that patient's sex life. four of the academy’s “ Os­ tra will be a vocal chorus. noted that this corner is aware entertainment and artistry What a Way to Go wa.i cars,” one of which was for Featured will be selections C.J. Zecha Panelist of treading on disastrously are inseparable and virtually neither comedy, musical, or his scoring for the film ver­ from Rodgers and Hammer- thin ice. As for movies in the synonymous. fantasy, but an inexpressibly sion of West Side Story. stein’s King and I, State Fair, On Telecast Feb. 4 past year there is nothing to Let it be said, however, that smug and jeering low-minded Green is the composer of Carousel, South Pacific. The The motion picture of today get particularly hopeful about, some of the less worthy films film. Most regrettable was to such popular songs as “ Body Sound of Music, and Okla­ and its reception by the au d i­ or any more despondent about of the year were among the sec an able craftsman, Billy and Soul,” “ Coquette.” “ Out homa. ence will be the theme of a than usual, for that matter. big money grossers, but there Wilder, responsible for many of Nowhere,” and “ I Cover Compositions by Rodgers in discussion on “ Hollywood, were others like the super- witty and satiric films of the the Waterfront.” For many collaboration with Lorenz Denver, and You,” to be spectacular Fall of the Roman past, bow with such tasteless years general music director Hart also will be presented, broadcast on KCTO, Channel Empire, an exasperating and slumguilion as Kiss Me Stu­ and executive in charge of including “ Lover,” “ Most 2. Denver. 8:30 p.m., on incredibly dull three-hour pid. music for Metro - Goldwyn- Beautiful Girl in the World,” Thursday, Feb. 4. Mayer studios, Green has waste of film, which audi­ Then there were the dis­ Clement J. Zecha, associ­ ences refused to accept. Rehearsing M usisat been a guest conductor for 16 appointments: Herman ate editor of the “ R e g iste r” Irene Marsch, right, assistant stage director, is shown re­ consecutive seasons in the Loretto Nuns Guests There was Lady in a Cage, Wouk’s fictionalized look at and entertainment e d itor fo r hearsing Beverly Dutcher and Jeff George in a scene from Hollywood Bowl. He has been a .supposedly horror picture Thomas Wolfe, Youngblood its Denver edition, w ill be commentator and conductor On TV Show Feb. 7 that was overstocked with de­ Hawke, turned out in movie Loretto Heights college’s forthcoming production of Rodgers among the panelists on the for the youth symphonies of A telecast spotlighting the praved characters; producer form as second-rate soap op­ and llanimerstein’s "The Sound of Music,” which will be pre­ locally produced program, the Los -Angeles Philharmonic r.oretto Sisters beginning their Joseph E. I.evine gave audi­ era. Debbie Reynolds’ contin­ sented Feb. 25, 26, and 27 in the college’s Center of Performing which has John D obson as ences an opportunity to see uous shouting and hamming second century will be pre­ Arts. The heartwarming musical is based on Incidents in the sented Sunday. Feb. 7, 4 p.m., moderator. how low the industry could suffocated The Unsinkable lives of the famed Trapp Family Singers. Max DiJulio is direc­ Verdi’s ‘Ferza’ .sink with such fourth-rate Molly Brown, poorly directed, on KBTV. Channel 9, Denver, tor of music and Roger Wilbur is stage director. Dr. Judith anxious manufacture as short on inventiveness, and To Be Broadcast on the “ Heart of the Empire” long on boredom. Wray Is the producer. Tickets may be reserved by telephoning program. 936-3423. extension 262. Giuseppe Verdi’s opera, La Special guests will be Sister Forza del Destino, will be 0\E OF THE most eagerly M. Florence, provincial; Sis­ lUEIAIS broadcast from the stage of ter Jane de Chantal, educa­ anticipated films of the year the Metropolitan Opera Com­ COFFEE SHOPS turned out to be one of the tion department chairman at pany in New York on Satur­ first, ftsl, freauent. and accur­ biggest busts. On the surface. Lutheran Pastor to Give Loretto Heights; and Sister day, Jan. 31, beginning at 12 Berenice, acting principal of ate . . . with the largest n e w s Behold a Pale Horse seemed staff In the West, and with 7S 3743 FED ERAL BLVD. noon on KOA Radio, Denver. St. Mary’s academy. to have everything going in TV Lectures on 'Bible^ .Appearing in principal roles correspondents throughout the its favor: A great director, They will discuss education­ 7900 EAST COLFAX AVE. Dr. Hagen Staack, scientist-tumed-minister, will appear in will be Gabriella Tucci, Fran­ RocKyMountain andHighPlains Fred Zinnemann, and a qual­ al trends, the forward look in Buddy Crocker’s a series, "Prophetic Voices of the Bible” on the Frontiers of co Corelli. Ettore Bastianini, states. KOA gels you com plete, ified cast including Gregory education, training of nuns for fa st coverage of international, 4300 WADSW ORTH AVE. Faith program starting Sunday. Feb. 7, 11:30 a.m., on KOA-TV, Giorgio Tozzi, and Elfego Es­ Peck, Anthony Quinn, Omar the classroom, and the role of national, regional, and local new s. parza. Nello Santi will con­ k icJdi.es m enu Alameda Floral Sharif, and Mildred Dunnock Channel 4, Denver, and KOAA-TV, Channel 5, Colorado Springs. the independent school. .Mod 2200 W. Alameda enacting a script by J. P. According to a report, one Catholic seminary has made this duct. erator is Harry Noren. VV e 'NEVER CLOSE Ph. 9115-5555 Miller, allegedly based on a Lutheran pastor’s TV lectures recommended viewing. RADIO NEWS I In the A lam eda Shopping Center last and fatal adventure of a Dr. Staack heads the department of religion at Muhlenberg Sacred Heart Program 7:45 a .m . I fighter for the Loyalists in college in Allentown, Pr., and teaches a graduate course in “ Don’t Be a Careless Par­ Tuas.. Ttiurs., I WESTERN Spain’s civil war. ent” will be the topic of the AUDREY HEPBURN, S at. I FEDERAL geology at Temple university in Philadelphia. He also is pastor SAVINGS But evorthing upparciitly of the Jerusalem Church, Fountain Hill, Pa. Two years ago Rev. William M. Driscoll, REX HARRI N’ S.J., on the Sacred Heart 50 4-.,^5 went wrong. What was seen on his first TV lecture scries, "The Book of Genesis,” was a the screen was a meretricious Program Sunday, Feb. 7, Dm al AaaHca’a graaf raBU alatiaM John (irecii popular success. Last year’s series, "Living Personalities of 7:45 a.m., on KBTV, Chan­ Conducting conglomineration of ill-fated the Old Testament,” had equally wide appeal. Both series efforts. Miller’s script had no nel 9. Denver. The same day, l a u Y drew appreciative letters from the TV audience, hundreds of KO life blood, the photography in Colorado Springs, on DENHAM DENVER .p, E v e s 4 o.m was extremely bleak and had. them from priests and rabbis, as well as ministers. KKTV, Channel 11, at 9 a.m., IheoTre (Sun 7:30 o m 1 $50 KC/50.0QO WATTS the actors becam e lost, and the program will present the I8th & Mats Sat. Sun.. Rev. Charles F. Dolan, S.J., California Sts Hois 2 o A RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN Zinnemann apparently gave A CONSIDERABLE amount of Di\ Staack’s mail com(‘s, 255-4634 Jvea 1:30 o.m who will speak on “ He Lives FESTIVAL up. he reports, from Catholic schools. "Many of these letters ask very intelligent and probing questions,” he says. "They want As One of Us.” with soloists and chorus The same can almost be BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE CORP. said for Friedrich Durren- to know why I said this, or why I left that out.” TUESDAY, FEB. 16— 8:30 P.M.— ma *’s The Visit, a somber and He believes that "a good continuing Bible study” could MAMMA ROSA'S PIZZERIA AUDITORIUM THEATRE shattering play that came become the basis for intorfaith dialogue between Catholics and Symphony TICKETS alive on the stage through Protestants. The program, an NBC public affairs presentation, HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS Parquet, $12,50 (P a tro n ), $6; M ezz., IS , $4; Balco n y, $3, $2, $1.50 portrayals by Alfred Lunt and is produced in cooperation with the National Council of M ey O&F Box Otfice. S25-3644, Closed Wednesdays Lynn Fontanne. Transferred Review • PIZZA • RAVIOLI Churches. ... to the screen it failed. All that (Continued From Page 8) • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI was good about the play was The podium was occupit'd for omittGd in the film version, this concert by Gerhard Sam­ Table and Carry-Out Service including an awkward ending. Catholic TV, Radio Shows uel. who. according lo the pro-1 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 9 3 6 - 2 3 3 6 Totally miscast, it was neither gram iioles furnished at thci a credit to Ingrid Bei’gman or concert, occupies the post of I Anthony Quinn. Said Driving Off Audience regular conductor of the Oak-' This grab bag of filmdom’s land Symphony in California. lesser efforts caught many a New Orleans — Airtime, a typical radio Rosary program In the light of what transpired person unaware. So, too, did publication of the Catholic is a “ bomb” that repels non- tliroughout the evening. I could the solemn and expensive Broadcasters’ association, said Calholic listeners. only credit the superb per­ some current Catholic radio anti-ll-bomb films like Dr. The other article, prepared formance of the orchestra in CONIFER, COLORADO Strangclove and Fail Safe, and television programs may by the communications center the Dvorak “ Concerto” to the which were depressing despite be driving listeners and view­ of the Chicago archdiocese, esprit that Vladimir Golsch- ers away instead of attracting says loo many national Cath­ their apparent good intentions mann has instilled in it this ^he ^fltimale in ^l]ounlciin to alert u.s to “ what could them. olic tclcvi.sion programs are season, plus the evident leader­ happen.” Monsignor Elmo L. Roma- aimed at the “ intelligentsia” ship furnished by Mr. Milstein If one is content to be sim­ gosa, editor of Airtime, says in.stoad of the “ beer and bowl­ in his solo work. From the po­ ply realistic about it, 1 suspect in one of the articles that the ing set.” sition he took behind the con­ that it wasn’t exactly a bad The article says national ductor, from his many twistings How about a change-of-pace? movie year, as we shall see ‘Hour of St. Francis’ Catholic programming should and turnings to the orchestra be directed to “ a mass audi­ next week in an exploration The “ Hour of St. Francis” and playing along with them. BINGO SUPPLIES Kor a refiTshing changc-of-pace the of 1964's plus side. ence, not a handful of enlight­ Mr. .Milstein gave evidence of program will be telecast at ened soiris.” It recommends Complete Line of Bingo whole family will enjoy, lake them out some taking charge of affairs | 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 7. on that the Bishops set up a na­ while he was onstage. Supplies and Equipment to (line (here of course). Mother will KRDO-TV, Channel 13, Colo­ tional radio and TV office to relish letting somebody else do the work. rado Springs. guide Catholic broadcasting. WHEN LEFT lo his own de­ BINGO GAMES SUPPLY CO vices. Mr. Samuel gave us a JAMES S. (JIMMY) HOFSETZ You’ll all relish the tasty food! definitely mixed bag of mu-1 Located between Curtis and Classificafion 1 sicianly evidences. In every­ Champa on 11th St. thing he played he made many Across from St. Elizabeth’s Church AEROPLANE CLUB MOVIES By Legion of Decency * valid points without ever cre­ “ 22 Years Experience” ating a sense of being master Following are classifications of motion pictures by the Legion of Decency for information or catalog 3312 W. Alameda 934-9414 for films currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs first-run. of the w’hole proceeding. This Write or Call neighborhood, and drlve-in theaters, as well as those appearing on television in was particularly obvious in the 1047 Elavanth S lre el B u s. Ptiona: 255 8074 both the Denver a.-d Colorado Springs areas. Dally listings must be checked for D enver, Colorado— Res. Phone: 934 4859 time, place, and TV station. Ratings ot movies on TV are checked against listings case of the major work of the 80304 found In "TV Guide" magazine. Classifications are: A-1, family; A-2, adults and evening, the “ Second Sym­ adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults only, with reservations; B, morally oblectlonable In part for all; C. cortdemned. — (Complied by Tom Oflicer) phony" of Robert Schumann. It was played on the whole with Current Movies is Law, A-2; Zero Hour, Pest- good bit of brio, and yet it Atragon, A-t; Baby, Rain Must Fall, mark for Danger, A-2. never seemed to get off the A-2; Blood on A rro w , A -2; Boy Ten THURSDAY, FEB. 11 Feet Tall, A-t; Carry on Spying, un­ Black Magic, B; Zero Hour, A-1; ground. Apart from the vul­ BREWED WITH listed; Cheyenne Autumn, A-1; Con­ Yellow Canary, A-l; Yukon Vengeance, garity of Mr. Sairuel’s tempo quered City, unlisted; Dear Brigitte, A-1; Lady Killer, B; New York Town, and whole address in the last D irects D ra m a A-1; Dear Heart, A-3; Father Goose, A-2; Count Three and Pray, A-2; Gun- A-1; Get Yourself College Girl, B; It's smoke in Tucson. A-2; Happy Go Lucky, movement (which reminded me TRY OUR P U R E ROCKY Ernest Falbo, above, is di­ Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, A-1; Joy B; Larceny, A-2. good bit of the execrable House, B; Kiss Me Stupid, C; Llli, FRIDAY, FEB. 12 rector of “ Five Finger Exer­ A-2; Marriage, Italian Style, A-4; Mary Up in Mabel's Room, B; Happy Co work of Mr. Susskind here last cis e .” an English drama by Poppins, A-1; My Fair Lady, A-1; None Lucky, B ; Obliging Yeung Lady, A-1; year in dealing with the Schu­ Peter Shaffer which will be But Brave, A-2; One Potato, Two Po­ Reformer and Redhead. A-1; Lady ALL-AMERICAN! MOUNTAIN tato, A-2; Pleasure Seekers, B ; Quick, With Red Hair, A-2; Shoot the Works, bert “ Seventh), one could not presented by the Columbine Before It Melts, B; Racing Fever, B; A-2; Francis, A-1; Marie Antoinette, fault the tempos in general, nor Playhouse Feb. 5, 6, 12, and 34 Hours, A-2; These Callaways, A-1; B; Lady Gambles, A-2; Two Years Be­ Two no Guillotine, A-2. fore Mast, A-1; First Time, A-2; An the dynamics, with the same 13 at 8:30 p.m. in the 4-H Affair to Remember, A-2; Valentino, exception. This symphony is SPRING WATER, Neighborhood, Drive In 8; Desperate Man, B; Hotel Imperial, Building at the Arapahoe A-2. filled with musical booby traps, Americanization of Emily, B; Boy County Fairgrounds, Littleton. Ten Feet Tali, A-1; Disorderly Orderly, however, and Mr. Samuel ne­ Tryouts for the playhouse’s A-t; Emil and Detectives, A-1; Fate Stage Guide gotiated only a few with safe­ next production. Neil Simon's Is Hunter, A-1; First Man in Moon. Fantasiteks: Adults A-1: Get Yoursetf College G irl, B ; Gold- Five-Finger Exercise; Adults ty. The tempo of the transition comedy, “Come Blow Your finger, A-3; Goodbye Charlie, A-3; How Oh Dad, Poor D ad; Oblectlonable from intrcxluction to exposition Horn,” will be held in the West W as Won, A-1; In vifatio n to Gun- Troian Women: Adults in the first movement, the gen­ fighter, A-3; Kisses for My President, basement of the Title Guar­ A-2; Lilith, A-4; Night of Iguana, A-4; eral pacing of the second epi­ anty, 200 W. Littleton boule­ Of Human Bondage, B; Outrage. A-3; sode in the second movement, Palsy, A-1; Pleasure Seekers, B; vard Wednesday, Feb. 17. and PT-I09, A-t; Pumpkin Eater, A-4; the string work in the long can­ Friday, Feb. 19, 8 p.m.; and Quick, Before It Melts, B; Sex and tilena of the third movement • 100% PURE BEEF HAMBURGER Single Girl, B: Station Six-Sahara, B; • CRISP GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES Sunday Feb. 21, at 2 p.m. Topkapl, A-3; Unsinkable Molly Brown, arc miscellaneous examples of A-1: Visit, A-4; Young Lovers, Lovers, nothing downright bad but rath­ • CREAMY OLD-FASHIONED SHAKE B; Your Cheatin' Heart, A-2. er of disappointinj ineptitude, On Television of musical opportunities just SATURDAY, FEB. 4 missed. .And, ironically, HEAR Hiawatha, A-1; Don't Give Up Ship, throughout this all, the orches­ A-3; Girl Can't Help It, B; Lady Eve, B ; Whirlpool, B ; You Cotta Stay Happy tra continued to furnish evi­ B ; One, Tw o , T h re e . A -3; 70,000 W it­ dence that it had learned its ASK and LEARN nesses, A-3; Spy in Sky, A-1; Hell on Devil's Island, A-2. lessons well from Mr. Golsch- ^ Kaateu food in towg . . . fosS. a a aarvlea. You end tK» SUNDAY, FEB. 7 mann. tea. will BU dining ot Me- Cavalier In Devil's Castle, B ; Whirl­ Mr. Samuel's lack of overall Look for the On KOA Radio pool, B ; Young S avag es. A -2; Posses­ Ererything it «o irwHIng sors, A-3; Crusades, A-1; Hiawatha, mastery extended to the pro­ Gokien Anhesf - . Rtertatsty e l w . Coma In o n y 10:20 Every Sunday evening. A-1; One, Two Three, A-3; Holiday In gram as a whole. He gave us thna for o traot in food V fun Queslifins on religion sub- H avana, B. ot pficat thot pleota you. a very good lesson in how not mlllcd by the radio audl- MONDAY, FEB. 8 enee answered on the arch- Son ot Monte C risto , A - t: C ru sad ers, to construct a concer* program.. A-1: Carnival In Costa Rica, B; Battle The opening Berlioz, after aj dioeeKnn brondf'nsl. Circus, B; I Want Divorce, A-2: Feee A BiKtklct on Catholic of Fire, A-1; Girl Can't Help It, B; TV Boston. For dent; Mrs. Dolores^ Guerin, sec­ Tuesday, Feb. 9, in the grade retary; Mrs. Joan Saindon, held this week plans were made of the Bible, three readings the past five years he has con for the St. Patrick’s day games school. Those planning to at­ from the Scriptures — taken ducted missions, retreats and treasurer; Mrs. Janice Griffey, Holy Name Communion tend are asked to bring 50 card chairman: Mrs. Mary El­ party, sponsored by the society from the Old Testament, the novenas troughout the Inter (Holy Trinity Parish, Members continuing from last each year. Proceeds will go to- cents. Epistles, and the Gospels—spe­ mountain states. len Mueller, spiritual leader; Plans are under way for the and Mrs. Santa Muro, historian. Westminster) year — Bruce McLellan, Mar- wards the school athletic pro- cial dialogue prayers, the mis­ .At present he is conducting . . .All Cubs, Boy Scouts, and Ex-lcella Koop, and Evelyn Salazar, i gram. annual spaghetti dinner to be sion sermon, and Benediction of the adult information class at plorers of- - Holy • Trinity- • parish------held soon. the Blessed Sacrament. Presentation church each Mon­ I will join the Holy Name society' The first week of the mission day and Thursday from 8 to 9 1 in receiving Communion Sun-1 will be for women and the sec­ p.m.' Non-Catholics, as well as !day, Feb. 14, at the 8:15 a.m I Slidesr Talk on Shrines COLQUITT’S ond for men. Each will begin Catholics, are invited to attend ' Mass. After Mass free coffee, Family Shoe Store on Monday evening and end milk, and doughnuts will be Father Doyle has served on and Shoe Repair Shop Saturday at 9 a.m. Mass. the staff of Paulist parishes and I served. Slated at Holy Name Meet information centers in New 72nd & Lowell Blvd. Morning Mas.ses during the | CONFIRMATION classes for . York, Boston. Dallas and Los (St. Dominic’s Parish. Denver) and their wives are invited to adults are from 8 to 9 p.m. j .-\ngeles. He is a former direc .At the next Holy Name So- 'attend in the church audi- M A Y - DAY ! tor of the Massachusett s Cath 'A lia r'^ b w s''m u st attend the 'm'S' meeting in St Dominic's torium. Refreshments will be [ olic Hour and served for a year Friday classes to learn the new! NORTH CLEANERS i as chaplain to the Medical cen­ Liturgy before their name.s can i ^ ’ -lohn B. Schnei ter at U.C.L..-\. Father was as be placed on the serving list. ^ P > spiritual director PLANS HAVE BEEN com “ IN WHEATRIDGE" signed to the Intermountain mis A new’ convent is being'show slides and speak on pleted for the Mardi Gras dance DENVER to be held Feb- 20. sion band in September, 1964. (planned for the Si.sters who a re l^ ^ Shrines of the Blessed "PROFESSIONAL May and Day McCloskey to come to Holy Trinity in June Mother. Mrs. Paul Celentano will be C L E A N IN G “ We operate our own plant'’ of 1966. Some grades will be Ail members of the society the luncheon hostess for the OPTICAL meeting Feb. 9 of the .Altar Quality Cleaning Dr. Thomas Di Martini open in the parish school in IS STILL YOUR Dispensing Opticians and Rosary society, which will September 1966. BEST B ET " DeWAYNE INGRAM CHIROPRAaOR be preceded by recitation of the Laboratory Service AT THE CREDIT union meet­ Boy Scouts Rosary in the Church at 12:30 4022 Tennyson Street 3740 P la rc a St. 424-7464 for the Profession ing Jan. 31, the following new p.m. 455-0228 I Block So. Of Sts. Paler & Paul's u s e G ro v* S t. 477-7461 Mark A. Hogan officers were elected: Mrs, James Linkins, North 3160 TEJON ST. GRand 7-5759 Credit committee: Ed Bian- To Receive Denver District Council presi­ chi, Wally Howell, and Harold dent. will be a guest at the WEISS BAKERY Fronapfel; meeting. ■ „ PAUL GARGARO’S Committee Supervisory committee: Lloyd Awards The annual White Elephant OLD-FASHIONED SALT Ahnstedt, Bob Allard, and Tom sale will be held after the meet­ e Mascarenas: (Continued From Page 2) ing. Mrs. J. K. Weigel, chair­ P IUXE LIQUORS RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY r .f f if * 45r c T a A'lcCallin, pastor; Harry ^ 4 1 0 6 t e j o n s t . Prepares for Board: New* Otllcer.S : Knighton, scoutmaster; Harry Ashley man, will be assisted by Mrs. seph Hiller, Laura Gurule. Bud Knighton,_ J r . , Kevin J<^n O'Connor, Levi Saindon and Mrs. Domi­ Thomas Patrick O'Connor, Ernest Andrew FREE DELIVERY $3.00. MINIMUM 455-5848 Four Stores to Serve You Schmitz, and Donald Krieger; Prochaska, Kevin Joseph Rivers, Joseph nic DiManna. 4024 Tennyson ...... GL. 5-1937 Clair Schmitt, John Paul Wiruth. Charity Ball ST. THERESE — Troop 186: Rev. John 5850 W. 38th Ave...... HA. 4-1366 R e g is W o m e n ’s .A NEW PROGRAM under Lakeside Center ...... GE- 3-1703 J. Regan, pastor; R. G. Nielsen, scout­ master; Stephen Ray Barker, John Brian taken by the .Altar and Rosary 1480 Carr St...... BE- 7-1604 Members of the St. Patrick’s Library Unit Bellman, Thomas John Schwab; Troop LOOKING FOR RINGS? Charity Ball and Luncheon com ­ 101: Lt. Donald M yles, scoutm aster; Ed­ society is the collection of Mor- mittee will meet at 8 p.m. Mon­ Meeting Siated ward Michael Canham. Valu stamps and bonus point Denver’s Finest STS. PETER AND PAUL. — Troop 240l day. Feb. 8, in Holy Ghost hall, “Music — An Experience in R ev. Robert McMahon, pastor; Walter certificates. This program will Selections Art” will be the topic of the Anderson, scoutmaster; John Michael benefit the Sisters’ new con 633 19th street, to make reports Baum ann. THE BEER THAT 1 the 89th annual ball. Rev. Robert Boyle, S.J., of Re­ LONGS PEAK COUNCIL vent. Diamonds - Birthstones .At the meeting, a time and gis college, Denver, in an ad­ SACRED HEART (Boulder) — Troop 171: R e v. Ed w ard V ollm er, O .S .B ., pas­ ' Remount Specialists place w’ill'be determined for the dress to be delivered to mem­ tor; T. O. Greenwood- scoutmaster; Den­ MADE MILWAUKEE luncheon and ball. bers of the Regis Women’s Club nis Frederick Thompson. Brighton Parish ST. ANDREW'S (Wray) — Troop 35: RYAN'S JEWELRY -i — Friends of the Library Rev. Joseph Kerb, pastor; Charles Adanv RE-ELECTED chairman of Tuesday. Feb. 9, 1:30 p.m., in son, scoutmaster; Joseph C. Adamson, Sponsors Event Lakeside Shopping Center FAMOUS Robert J. Conrad. the committee is Mark A. Ho- the student union building of ST. JOHN'S (Loveland) — Troop 184; (St. Augustine’s Parish, Phone 477-3123 n. Jim Peri is vice chairman. Regis college. Denver. Rev. Robert L. Breunig, pastor; Marion Brighton) Martha Politzki, secretary, and Francis Brown. Tea will be served following ST. JOSEPH'S (Fort Collins) _ — Troop Some 80 persons attended MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Catharine Maloney, treasurer. the-business meeting. 95: Very Rev. Msgr. Richard Duffy, pas- Day of Christian Rural Living tor; Hubert Johnson, scoutmaster; James q , r h ii r C h Other chairmen are Charles Andrew Rogers, Robert Joseph Wissing.'*" -^UgUSline S c n U I L u, I Wt m ■ Robert M.—Paul V .»M T. IVliirraT u ■ ■ ■ O’Fallon, luncheon; Gertrude ST. PETER'S (Greeley) — Troop 20$: Brighton. Thursday, Jan. 28 Graef, flowers and corsages: Nevans, pastor; Dar- luncheon was served by win R, Snidow, scoutmaster; Edwin Jo-: , , ... j ijm j Bernieta Hauptman, mailing; seph Herring. members of the .Altar and Ro- Joseph McGoey, publicity; the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, Greeley , carv societv Council 2160; Troop 4: William McCrack- u,. *1,,. ST. JOSEPH'S Very Rev. Monsignor William en, scoutmaster; Thomas Boos, Alan* The day was conducted bj tne J. Monahan, Mass arrange­ ^cher'^’ Schatiuefiel, George Er- Very Rev. Louis J. Miller, pas ments; and members of Irish MILITARY ACADEMY OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH, Of OUT I.>ady Of (jOOd COUH' Loretto association and Irish HAYS, KANSAS Greeley, Troop 207: Rev. Peter Siguan.isel parish, Elkton, S. Dak, Regis association, decoration.s. The Altar and Rosary society will have a Valentine party at THE VERY REV. Monsignor BOARDING SCHOOL its meeting Thursday evening, “It Pays to Consult a Realtor” Elmer J. Kolka is chaplain of Feb. 11. .All members are to Conducted by the the ball committee. gift for exchange. Capuchin Franciscan Maybury, Explorer adviwr;'Jam es' Pat-, Inquiry classes into Catholic Fath e rs Foreign Students w h IdwardTliggi^^^^ Maybury, Jo-]doctrine* are held in the school 3145 W. 38th AVE. GR.7-1683 SHRINE OF ST. ANNE — Post 338:1 building Tucsdays at 7:30 p.m. Annual Board and Tuition Fee Rev. James Rasby, pastor; L. R. Pelitt, iRnth ratholio'*s and Regis should live. OpM Etas. Moa., TaM. tad Pri. all won both of their games to ON ANY SHAVER REPAIR Tel. 399-1)630 In Nocturnal Adoration we pull farther ahead of the pack come and sit before the same ACCEPTED BEFORE St. Francis, by splitting, THINK THE MOST revealing thing about the cheating Jesus exposed in the Blessed FEB. 14th. dropped three full games off Sacrament of the Altar. We the pace. .scandal at the Air Force academy has been the case of foot-in- Clip and Bring Coupon below mouth disease it has touched off among many of our politicians. meditate upon His life and His Mullen romped over Mt. Car­ for this SPECIAL offer. Some of them were in there swinging even before the echo actions and through this medita­ mel, 75-42, then had to scamper tion on the teachings and ac­ of the initial announcement of violations of the honor code had H o m e m a k e r 'S f in the fourth quarter to turn tions of Jesus we learn the true Pre Valentine Day ! For back Annunciation, 63-56. St. completed its course. meaning of life. Sp ecial ) Mary’s got a scare from St. I doubt if many of them knew any more about the situa­ "Our Lord said, ‘My peace I • Ir.surance Department | Francis, 58 - 54, then breezed tion than you or I. But, with sleeves rolled up and tongues well bring to you. My peace I give to $1.00 off past M. Carmel, 64-33. Regis oiled, they dove into the fray to make what political hay they you.’ The only happiness that on any shaver repair, t * Surety Bonds Palroniztt These Reliable a n d Friendly Firms H shackled St. Joseph, 58-25, and is real and true comes from .Allied Shaver Shop | Machebeuf, 68-37. could. Take the case of Rep. Samuel S. Stratton (D-NY), un­ peace of soul. CAU Rouding out the action it was One Day Service doubtedly a fine, upstanding gentleman. "Most men think (hut happi- Annunciatin 62, Catheral 50; nrs.s is something that is ac- Offhand, I'd wager hc'.s for babies, niothrrhoml, dumb Paul T. McGrady Holy Family, 69, Machebeuf ALLIED Bacon & Schramm 38; St. Francis 63. Machebeuf animals and all that's g(»od. I think, also, (hut he's all for Hep. VAN SCHAACK & CO. Please Patronize 54, and Cathedral 46, Holy Samuel S. Stratton (D-NY). ISIO Glenarm • 266-1232 624 17th Street Your REGISTER Composition Roofing Family 38. Two weeks ago, W’hile the Air Force was trying to determine St. Patrick Sea paga 671 In tha Yallow Pages Advertisers and Tile Roofing Jim Wedow of Mullen, who what really happened and how many cadets at the academy were Phone 297-5636 Roof Repairing surrendered the point lead to involved and to what degree, Representative Stratton had things Mention Jim Johnson of St. Francis last Chairman THE REGISTER 4020 Brighton Blvd. all figured out. A bevy of trained investigators bus been at the CII. 4-6S68 AFA for some lime now', sorting evidence, talking to hundred.s of Is Named TRY persons and, apparently, trying to protect the innocent while un­ LITTLETON covering the guilty. James P. Eakins, who serx'cd as chairman of the first two GAS a APPLIANCE CO. Denver St. Patrick day pa­ GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. WHY THESE sleuths ever bothered to come out to Colo­ rades, will fill the same post for 2601 Titan Rd. 798-2621 , "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy" rado to conduct their investigation is beyond me. .\ftcr all, be­ the third annual parade. Littleton, Colo. JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES fore they ever left Washington, the learned representative, from This year’s event will be 1421 - 16th Street — CII 4-8775 or CII 4-2598 Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock his vantage point 2,000 miles away, had his entire mc.ss figured held, as it was last year, on the Gifu - Hardware - Paint DENVER 2. COLORADU out. Saturday preceding St. Pat­ Glass - Toys rick’s day, March 13, to encour­ Pipe Threading "Athletic professionalism," snorted Stratton. In two words he WILLIAMS RAMBLER, INC. age the participation of school Window Shades - Key had summed up the case. Duplicating children and others who would To my way of thinking. he be unable to take part on Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales missionary, the Rev. c much To Be Presented at Michael Carr, C.S.Sp., has been rgetting ing that M/t tkfi- PcOli&Ujtbe... appointed vocation director of to love the new Western province of the o know Sodality Communion will demonstrate items approp­ Council of Catholic Women, as­ St. Vincent's PTA Holy Ghost Fathers, according riate for the coming holidays. 0 serve (Our Lady of Grace Parish, sisted by Mrs. F. A. McGregor, to the Rev. Francis Trotter, C-* Refreshments will be served. (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish,jobtained by calling Margaret 1 to be Denver) district vice president. The women and girls of the Denver) jlxjwery, 733-1521, or Gloria Wol- S.Sp., vice provincial. in this Sunday, Feb. 7, is scheduled parish will receive Communion A commentary on the rib- lenhaupt, 756-6420, or by con- The province includes all the as Communion Sunday for Our FOLIvOWING THE ceremony, in a group in the 8 o'clock Mrs. Duvall read a report from tickling book, ‘ ‘Father Knows tacUng any room mother, PTA U.S. West of the Mi.ssissippi. Lady of Grace parish Sodality. Best,” will highlight the book officer, or chairman. The tick- The province house and novitl- •e Cath- Members will receive Com­ Mass Sunday, Feb. 7. All Girl the national convention of the Scouts. Brownies, and Camp review and tea being sponsored ets also will be sold after the I ate are located in Glenwood Irish in munion corporately in the 8 National Council of Catholic 11 take Fire Girls are to be in uniform Women. by St. Vincent de Paul’s PT.\ Masses Sunday, F'ch. 7. {Springs. a m. Mass. at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10, The winter series of instnic------* piritual A reception following the and receive Communion with the waiting Rosary Meeting in the school gymnasium. tion classes for adults begani »«• . i^Iass will be for all new and Reviewing the book, a de-|last Tuesday evening. Catholics J l. VinC6m ation.” prospective members. It will be (Mother of God Parish, Denver) PTA Sets Balce S a l o lightful comedy of a father with are urged to bring their non-l assigned held in the church basement. The Mother of God parish Al­ (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, nine children, will be Molly Lee^Catbolic friends to these classes.' 0“ rQUI S rQilSil s: The parish Cub and Boy tar and Rosary society will Beresford. jThe classes will run every Tues-1------— - Rose of Scouts will observe Scout Week Denver) meet Wednesday, Feb. 10, for Scientist at Work ie King, I ^ Feb. 7-13. They will set up a The St. Franci.s de Sales’ A Valentine tea in the cafe-|day and Thursday for 10 weeks n • / D J o lA lL *« ge. Holy luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the teria will follow the book re- at 8 p.m. on the second floor of irSISSCf S K6CI& fVnil6 e s'; I display in the Friendly de- grade school PTA will sponsor church basement. Mary Leah Zebre. no.vt to left, a senior at ]VIt. (view. j the school building for a period „ „ .1. Eliza- a bake .sale in the music room J \ % partment store window during Recitation of the Rosary and! St. Gertrude academy, Boulder, explains the workings of her TICKETS .\T $1 each may be of 10 weeks. wTOCBry QIICI IflOrKBT . D erby; that week. from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Benediction of the Blessed Sac-i prize-winning “ speech synthesizer” to other officers tif the I The women and girls of thej f a n c y m e a t s , v e g e t a b l e s Joseph's. The scouts will receive Com Feb. 14. ament will be held at 1:15 p.m.| academy Science club, from left to right, Maria Lecinski, Susi ! parish will receive Communion q u a l i t y g r o c e r i e s (t. Cale- niunion with the Sodality Feb. 7. Free coffee will be served od; and in the church followed by .Miller, and Beth Sopka. Miss Zebre’ s project won first place Card Party together next Sunday, Feb. 7, Free Delivery 777-4447 They will honor their leaders after all the .Masses. business meeting and program Pau l's, and parents Monday evening in the physics section of a science fair at the school. Jin the 8 a.m. .Mass. 7j j | e . Ohio a v b . <$. univ. onB Ohio) r a ; Our in the basement. .Molly McGov­ Is Scheduled Little- at 6:30 o'clock at a Blue and Dad-Son Breakfast ern, unit manager of the Den­ Gold dinner. (St. John the Evangelist’s ver district of Hamilton Man­ ST. THERESE PARISH Donald Ublock is parUh Parish, Denver) agement <’orporation, will speak Frog Experiment, 'Speech: Gary's scoutmaster and Ernest Quin­ (St. Mary’s High School, I A father-son breakfast, spon­ on "Financial Planning.” All tana is cubmaslcr. Assistant Colorado Springs) sored by the Holy Name society women in the parish are invit­ SUNDAY MASSES leaders are Fred Heinrich and Synthesizer W in Prizes St. M ary’s high school in Col­ of St. John the Evangelist’s ed to attend. l4Jpe Rameriz. Den mothers parish, will be held next Sun­ orado Springs will hold its an­ 6:00 - 7:00 - 8:00 - 10:00 -11:15 & 12:15 Several meinhers of the so­ (Mt. St. Gertrvde .Academy, ISne?’' and Evelyn .Arnberg, nual card party Saturday. Feb. are Mrs. Ernest Quintana. Mrs. day. Feb. 7, in the school gym­ CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4 to 5:30 & 7:30 to 9 ciety made more than 32 dozen Boulder) I also a sophomore, was awarded 13, in the school cafeteria. b y; Sa- Mary Federico and Mrs. Irma nasium. Revs. John J. Regan, Francis Pettit ■a's, St. Ford. The Rev. James F. n t.t XT cookies,...... - which were taken...... to experiment on the sleep-'third honors with a demonstra- .-,.1.‘\ll uiof the me iIiellu^friends uiof theme 1243 Kingston St., Aurora EM. 6-0735 ^t. C ar- Auxiliary Bishop Da\id M., I ^ir Force Base. This 1 ing habits of a frog and a tio n of “ Effects of Stimuli onlschool are invited to attend Engle- , Moynihan, pastor, is sponsor of id Holy the group. Maloney will ® o clock program of furnishing refresh-j“ spcech synthesizer” won first'T eeth .” jalong with their friends and ac- Mass, give the honiily at iho incoming classes at i place prizes for two young scien-) nlaro in n h v o in c i q^aintances. The tickets are oyola's. « n ; St. Altar Unit T a M e e t ■'*“ **’ speak at the break- j^owrv Is in conjunction wilh|tists in a science fair held Jan. \fa..i r u- rking in Rear— Open 8 A.M. To Midnight West- Altar Unit O foUowlng the Mass. j|,p m-n^or Area fou r ail of 15-16 in Mt. St. Gertrude acad^ T o 'b e awarded at the party (H.ily Ghost Parish, Denver) The topic will be The Role churehe:,' emy, Boulder. cuit.s.” ^ certificate from * Alla-- “ O'* t^^ . Members of the Altar and Ro- the new Neusteters store and a HARRY'S LIQUORS 0 Holy Ghost parish, will meet, . ,sarv society will receive Com- OF AURORA- • • .< XANCIE HARRINGTON, a MARY KAY BRADY, Kath- ">™ber of other gifts. * Monday, Feb^ 8 at Sacioty Meets e o r U a le ly in the 8:30 sophomore, took the top prize Icen Johnson, and Dorothy I.e- ^ • WINES • BEERS ' * LIQUEURS . m he parish hall. Relreshmentst King Parish, a.m. Mass Sunday, Feb. 7. in the biology section of the cinski. ail sophomores, were'*'’^' 95f8 E. Celfax Ave. w. f . ll CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 needs. 3050 Dahlia St. 322-1119 ST. DOMINIC’S HOLY FAMILY We work with your doctor m m m im BERKELEY to preserve your health. 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JANICE MCKFV Don Coullield Phone FL. 5-8542 33rd at Hudson Denver, Colorado NA.N( V JIM JERKY .MARY DENVER, COLO. 80211 433-2990 Page 12 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 4, 1965 Regis Drama Feb. 12-13 Recalls Sensational Trial j The largest cast in the 12-year Barbara Zarlengo, Steve Scott, history of the Regis Players will Steve Fenton, Kathy Gezeiski, Pray for Them j present the widely acclaimed Charles Judish, Thomas Mul- I courtroom drama, Inherit the queen, Tony Veto, William Me- Archuleta, Juna J., 2736 W ler, Wheatridge. Requiem Mass, W. 25lh avenue. Requiem Afass, i Wing, Friday and Saturday, Nichols, Chairman Carlson, Mike Renolds, and Patrick Mad­ 13th avenue. Requiem Mass, St St. Bernadette’s church, Jan. 29 Sts. Peter and Paul’s church! 112-13, in the Loretto Heights Wheatridge, Jan. 29. Interment' Center of Performing Arts. den. Cajetan’s church, Jan. 29. Inter Howard mortuaries. Hayburger, Emma J., 2635 Mt. Olivet. I A DRAMATIZATION of a In the supporting cast will be ment Ft. Logan. Trevino mortu­ Xavier street. Requiem Mass, Montano, Jose, 1129 W. 36th.|clash between two giants of the Margo Gehauf. Jerry McClos- aries. St. Mary .Magdalene’s church, Requiem Mass, Our Lady ofil920’s, Clarence Darrow and key, Mike Gordon , Kevin O’Shea, Ron Gehauf, Diana Balmer, Marian T., 1545 La­ Feb. 2. Olinger mortu.'ries. Guadalupe church, Feb. 4. In- William Jennings Bryan, the terment Mt. Olivet. play recreates the sensational Scena, Susan Perrier. Mike Cal- fayette street. Requiem Mass, Lamb, Alfonso A., 6173 Hol­ land street. Requiem Mass, St. Pilz, Carl M., 215 S. Emerson,Scopes ‘ 'monkey” trial in which ahan. Kathy Power, Marie St. Philomer.a's church. Feb. 1. Anne's church, .Arvada, Feb. 3. street. Requiem .Ma.ss, St. Fran- a school teacher was prosecuted Berrelli, Brien Kreiscnbeck, Interment Mt. Olivet. Howard Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger cis dc Sales’ church. Feb. l. Jor teaching the theory of evo­ Greg Weidmann, Jamc.s Blake, mortuaries. mortuaries. Olinger mortuaries. lution. Pat O’Shea and Dave Zarlengo. Boyle. Frank P., 2479 Pierce Reyes. Marcos Ulloa, 2005 In the Regi.s production, the Lissolo, Frieda M., 3125 W. Larimer street. Requiem .Mass, lawyers will be portrayed by TICKETS .\RE now on sale street. Requiem Ma.ss. St. Mary 44th avenue. Requiem Mass, St. Magdalene’s church, Feb. 3. In­ St. Cajelan’s church. Fob. 1. In Timothy O'Shea and Jerry and may be purchased from Catherine’s church, P'eb. 1. In- terment Mt. Olivet. Trevino Mornin. Regis High School Students, or terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Seminarian’s Semester Break mortuaries. Other major actors in this by calling Regis at GE 3-6565. mortuaries. Ilosenthal, Madeline E., tense drama will be played by .-Ml seats are reserved. Skiing, thinking, and praying. . . . These he is preparing to begin the ascent to the Chavez, Beatrice, 2834 Cham-j i.ogan, (icorge Ernest, Major, Parker. Requiem Mass. high slopes, which he, as an accomplished pa street. Requiem Mas.s, Sac-mj.s , A.F. Ret., 1435 Cook street, John’s church. Feb. 2. Inter­ were the main activities for students at St. red Heart church, Jan. JO. In-lHcquiem Mass, Cathedral of the ment Mt. Olivet. Howard mor­ Skiers^ Mass Schedule Thomas' seminary, Denver, on their throe- skier, was able to do at the morning’s start. terment Mt. Olivet. Trevino Immaculate Conception, Jan. tuaries. day seincster break last weekend. Some 150 After this first day he and the other semi- mortuaries. 29. Interment Ft. Logan. Olin­ .Sandoval, John L., of El Paso, For the convenience of ski­ Vail: Casino — 7:30 a.m. seminarians rode buses up to the Winter Park iiariuns had a profitable “ double-day of rec­ Costagno, Tom, 1540 Washing­ ger mortuaries. Tex. Requiem Mass, St. Caje­ ers and fun people who travel Woodland Park: Our Lady ski area on Thursday to enjoy a day fight­ ollection.” After each day’s meditation, (right ton Street. Requiem Mas.s, Im­ Martinelli, Rose. 70 E. 64th tan’s church. Interment Mt. Oli­ to the mountain slopes, the of the W’oods — 8:30 a.m. ing both the snow’ on the ground and the photo) .Mass, and breakfast, they heard a maculate Conception cathedral, avenue. Requiem Mass. As- vet. Trevino mortuaries following Sunday Mass sched­ flakes zooming through (he air. Another 100 professor of Scripture in the school of the­ Feb. 2 .sumption church. Welby, Feb. 3 Schneider, .Maurice J., 373 S, ule is reprinted. It covers the men participated in activities around metro­ ology, after which discussions were held Delongchamp, .Mrs. 3lildred,: Interment .Mt. Olivet. Boulevardjivy street. Requiem Mas.s, Catholic churches nearest the Westminstei' 1825 S. Federal boulevard, for­ mortuaries. Christ the King church, Jan. 29 most popular ski trails. politan Denver. (photo). Father Martin’s talks were on the merly of 620 Eudora street. Re­ .Marvel. Annie Dolores, for­ Interment .Mt. Olivet. Boulevard Aspen: St. .Mar>'’s — 7 and Requiem for John lleiin, a college juniourdcs — 8 a.m. Davidson. Karl J. Alter, Metropolitan of sor, who was sharing tlio spot­ where he was to live. He was mortuaries. mortuaries Glcnwood Springs : St. Medina. Rose E.. 3765 High He is survived by his parents, Hie Province that includes light with him. He recalled led directly to the Archbish­ Stephen’s — 8. 9, and 10 a.m. street. Requiem Mass, St. Wil­ his brother Lawrence. Jr.; and Cleveland, and .Archbishop that when he first came to op’s suite! Idaho Springs: St. Paul’ s — sisters. Catherine Elizabeth, liam’s church. Jan. 30. Inter­ Edward F. Hoban of Cleve­ visit the aging prelate after •After expressing his gratifi­ Requiem Offered 9 a.m. and Elizabeth Catherine. ment Ft. Lupton. Trevino mor­ land, the Ordinary who has his appointment. Archbishop cation at being sent by the Lcadville: Annunciation — Dr. Goedeit has been adviser tuaries. governed the Diocese of Hoban took him through the Holy Father to rfile the Dio­ For Resident of 6:30. 8. and 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to Archdiocesan authorities on Moneypenny, Loretta J., 3925 Cleveland for a score of house. When they came to cese of Cleveland, Bishop Is­ Minturn: St. Patrlck’.s — 9 medico-religious matters, and years, were the presiding prel­ Archbishop Hoban’s suite the senmann again called upon Colo. Springs a.m. is program chairman of the ates at the Solemn Mass in venerable churchman said to his infectious humor. Steamboat Springs: Holy Catholic Physicians’ guild. Bishop Issenmann: “ I think Requiem Mass was offered English sung by Bishop Issen- “The day could not be fin­ JERRY BREEN .Name — 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Among relatives attending the mann. The (Cathedral w-as you should have my rooms.” Jan. 30 in Blessed Sacrament Requiem Mass were Dr. Good Bishop Issenmann replied; ished without a word of ad­ jammed with clergy and laity miration for the priests of this m oo W . 44th A v t. Florist church, Denver, for Mrs. Mil­ ert’s brother-in-law, Thomas “ Not at all. Archbishop. You diocese: and I know many of HA. 4-7m ~ OPEN OAtLY 1521 Champa dred Evelyn DeLongchamp, Five Minturn F'itzpatrlck, and two other have been living here 22 years On« block Ea st of M t. O livtt brothers. Jack Goedert and Bill and it is your home for as you already. It reminds me in 266-3131 94. a Colorado Springs resident Youngsters Goedert. * LEGAL NOTICES long as I am around.” a way of the story that was for many years. Graciously Archbishop Ho- told about a reformed convict IN THE COUNTY COURT who became a preacher and Mrs. Delongchamp, of 1825 Die in Fire In and for Iho City and County hun reminded his assistant: was assigned to a church. On S. Federal boulevard, died Jan. of Donvor and Sfata of Colorado Five young members of St. LEGAL NOTICES No. P-33MI Sunday as h- looked down at 28 in a Denver nursing home. Patrick’s parish. Minturn, died NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT his congregation he spotted in SWIGERT BROS. She formerly had lived at 116 Estate of EMILIO LUCHETTA, deceased. Scout Committee Monday, Jan. 25 in a fire which No. P-33861 the front pew a couple of his E. Camarillo, Colorado Springs. destroyed their home in the IN THE COUNTY COURT Notiea Is hereby given that I have filed In and for Iha City and County of former prison cellmates. OPTOMETRISTS She was a member of St, Western Colorado mountain my final report In the County Court of; To Meet Feb. 5 Dtnvar and Slata of Colorado the City and County of Denver, Colorado.' Whereupon he spoke; 'To Mary’s parish, Colorado town. No. P-34713 and that any person desiring to oblect to IN THE MATIER OF THE ESTATE Den Mothers and wives of those of you who know me. Springs, and of the Legion of ■They were Toby, 15, James 9. the same shall file written oblection with and say nothing, them will I Devoted To Your Complete Vision Core Mary. *■. before Fe b ru a ry 15,! scoutiTs are invited to attend Johnny, 8, Ricky 6. and David, NOTICE OF FILING...... - OF PETITION...... 1966. Archdioce.san Catholic see later.’ ” aged 5, sons of Mr. and Mrs FOR DETERMINATION OF PAUL ROTH; A native of Central City, Neb., HEIRSHIP Scouting meeting to be held Archbishop .Alter in his re­ OPTICIANS Otoniel Salas. Flames from s Administrator she was married to Joseph De­ THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF i Jam «i B. Rad^lsky A Cfiarles J. Onotrio on Friday. Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. marks said that Cleveland coal stove ignited the limbers COLORADO: A ttorneys l'>r the estate H. W . SW IG ERT Jr.. O.D. RICHARD YARROW longchamp in Green River, in the .Mile High United Fund was perhaps not the fairest of the house and spread instant To sll persons Inlorested, GREETIN G : i 1110 First Nolmnol Bank Bldg. Neb., June 4. 1893. The couple TAKE NOTICE that there nas boen | (Published in the Ornvei Catholic building. 1375 Delaware street, daughter in Ohio, but it surely H. W. ODIL. O.D. FRED SMALDONE tiled In the above-named estate a pett* {Register) moved to Cripple Cj'cek a few ly- Denver. was the most favored — in Mrs. Salas, aged 34, and her linn ask ng for a judicial ascertainment i eirst Publication: January 14. 1965 years after their marriage and and determination of the heirs of such Last Publication; February 4. 1965 Bishop .Maloney will make getting Bishop Issenmann. daughter Esther. 12. managed deceoent. and setting forth that the ______------1550 California St. 534-5819 then to Colorado Springs. names, addresses and relationships to COUNTY COURT the opening invocation, and to escape after trying vainly to decedent of all persons who are or claim '•* ***** ***• ^**Y and County John J. Sullivan, lay chair­ Mr. Delongchamp died reach the boys upstairs. Mr. be heirs of said decedent, so fa r •» D *n *a r and Slata af Colorado man, will outline the mi’ct- 1953. Salas had left the house earlier, known to Iho petitioner, ore as foi- lows, lo-wit. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing’s purpose. Denver .Area to go to work at the neighbor­ Minsla Scanlan ■ predeceased sitteri E**ale ol ALICE B. FRY, ward. She is survived by a daugh­ council representative George Brighton ing town of Gilman. Thelma Snyder • predeceased niece; Bar- Ho P-35358 ter, Mrs. Stanley Gray Smith, bara M. Landis, 5540 w. Arizona Place. having claims against the A. Mozeatous. of the Boy Firemen were promptly on the Denver 34, Colorado. Grandniece. ! abov« named estate are required to file Denver; a son, Pete Delong Scouts of America, will ex­ scene, but could not save the You are hereby notified to appear and ’ ^ *^ *0’’ «'low ance In the County Court ^ENVER^mr^OODS Co. champ, Lo.s Angeles, Calif., answ er the petition within twenty d ays I®' ^'^Y »txJ County of D enver. Colo- tend greetings, and Father boys trapped in the inferno of four grandchildren, and seven after service of this nolle* on you on or before the lllh day of May, Harry J. Wogan will intro­ WHERE DENVER SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCC blazing limber. served by publication, within twenty days I ***•'• c la im s shall be forever COLONIAL great-grandchildren. after the last publlcatioi. of this rtoUcet | Mrred duce the main speaker A. A. Interment was in Evergreen Two other Salas children, and In default ol an answer or appear.] ETTA P. GALTERIO Kirk, scouting’s national di­ MORTUARY tO'NHTOWH * CHERRY CREEK • LAKESIDE ance the Court will proceed to receive 1 Guardian cemetery, Colorado Springs. Veronica. 17, and Marina were rector of Catholic Relation­ MR. AND MRS. JACK not at home. Veronica was in and hear proofs concerning the heirs ot (Published in The Denver Catholic ST. GERMAIN BoulcvaM mortuaries. such decedent and enter a decree deter- ships. Ownari aiyf Directors Denver, and Mariana was visit­ minlr^ who are the heirs of such de-i^*^'* Pobfieetion: Jan. 14, 1965 —Member St. Auguitine'6 CburcK - ceased person. I Last Publication- February 4. 1965 JIGSAW PUZZLES ing with relatives. Pastor of St. .Archbishop Vehr will give Brighton, Colorado “TST' l'” ■ ■ in t h e p r o b a t e c o u r t the closing remarks. Longtime Stratton Patrick’s. Minturn, is the Rev. of J a n u a ry , 1945. County Thomas P. Stone. STEPHEN C. RENCM el Denver and Stale of Caleredo C lerk of trte County C ourt No. P-334IS ARE BACK! Resident Dies _ _ By Martin J. Flnnerly Sr.' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT C ' Deputy Clerk Ette'e of MARGARET M. WELLMAN, ^O nTiriTIQTtOn b G t WyMwM«ky , fOece*i«lL Stratton — Requiem Mass for — -----AiTorncyI Attorney p.j34|5 Mrs. Frances Van Ness, long­ ! 74t Eouilable Bldg., I Notice •« hereby given Ihit I have- Colorado Springs time resident of Stratton, was t' Colo. I filed my final report in the Probate 1 NEW ROUND ONES! In Boulder Parish “"rJJ(P'lblUhed -n the Denver Catholic Court of the City and County of Denver. > offered Jan. 21 in St. Charles' (Sacred Heart Parish, | 'Colorade. and that any per*on desiring' church, with Father Edward Boulder) First Publication; January 14. 1965 i *o object to the same shall file written ^ st f^ubllc^ionj^^ebruary 4. 1965 obtectien with the said court on or be- Dinan, pastor, as celebrant. Confirmation will be adminhs-' REALTY CHALLENGING Burial was in Calvary cemetery tered in Sacred Heart church, ;,N THE PROBATE COURT ^ I In and lor the City and County of Denver Executor in Stratton. Boulder, Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. and State of Colorado ; Robert F. FioH MAY INSURANCE CO. Classes have been conducted No. P-3S6IS Attorney for, the estate Mrs. Van Ness, a native of NOTICE TO CREDITORS each Thursday for adults and 23< Columbine S I, Denver. Colo. DESIGNS! Missouri, spent most of her Estate ol Harry S. Walker, aka H. Stan­ Phone: 399-2172 725 NO. TEJON adult life in Stratton, where she teen-agers and Saturday morn­ hope Walker, aka H. S. Walker, deceased, (Published In Ihe Denver Catholic I Phone 633-7731 Colorado Springs ing for grade .school pupils. No P-35615 R egister) By Springbok Editions, Inc. operated the Collins hotel. A All persons having claims against the First Publication: January 21, 1965 i member of St.^-Thomas’ semi­ The Rev. Anselm Amadio, above named estate are required to file Last Publication: February 11, 1965 them for allowance in the Probate Court nary guild, sh^founded a $6,000 O.S.B., a national figure in the of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ IN THE PROBATE COURT burse for the education of young liturgy movement, spoke at the rado, on or before the 19th day of J u ly . In and for the City and County of Denver NOLAN FUNERAL HOME 1965. o r said cla im s shall be forever and Stale of Colorado men for the priesthood. January meeting of Sacred barred . No. P-35796 Survivors include three sisters Heart Home and School asso­ MARIAN T. WALKER NOTICE TO CREDITORS ciation. His topic was “Liturgy- E xe c u trix Estate of MARY KOEHLER (Deceased). and a brother. Costello and Koloed No. P.35796. THE NOLAN FAMILY ing the Fam ily.” Four hundred Attorney tor the estate All persons having claims against the MEMBERS NATIONAL CATHOLIC FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD parents attended. 935 Petroleum Club Building above named estate are required to file M E. 2 -4 7 4 2 Denver, Colorado 80202 Them for allowance In Ihe County Court DENVER The Feast of the Holy Fam­ 266-3196 91 the C'ty and County of Denver, Colo­ ily was celebrated in Sacred (Published In The Denver Catholic rado, on or before the ISIh day of July. R eg iste r) 1.6$. or said cla im s shall be forever PETE BEKONI EVERGREEN Heart church by a special 5 First Publication; Jan. 21. 1965 harred. o’clock evening Mass. Many Last Publication: Feb. It, 1965 DOLORES HASSEAAAN FURNITURE STORE . Executrix „ DRIVE IN MONUMENT CO. families attended and heard the IN THE JUVENILE COURT Andrew Wysowateky UPHOLSTERING Attorney tor the estate RE-UPHOL$TERINC AND Rev. Francis F. Bukewell, S.J., No. 45438 Js REPAIRING STATE OF COLORADO. ) 741 Equitable Bldg., Denver 2, Colo. MOTEL Cana, director, give a sermon Telephone Number 266 0861 Slip Cavers and Oraparlas ) SS. Stay with “ Jay” Mad* to Ordar on the family. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER ) (Published In the Denver Catholic Fumitura Mada ta Order There was a renewal of mar­ In The Matter Of The People R egister) 820 N. Nevada In The Interest Of First Publication: January 21. 1965 34.22 Se. Wahsatch M E . 3-8401 Want something to do during your spare riage vows and the nuptial BABY GIRL KING, Dependent Last Publication; February 18. 1965 I blessing for couples In the par- Upon The Petition Of Catholic Charities IN THE PROBATE COURT | evenings that is difficult, time-consum­ of the Archdiocese of Denver, Colorado, In and for the City and County of Denver' J. D. CROUCH ish. Petitioner Largest Selection in the and Stale af Colorado ing and challenging? Try one of these and concerning Darwin J. King, Rt C. D. O’BRIEN The adult parish library h No. P-3S835 masterful jigsow puzzles! Round and Rocky Mountain Area spondent NOTICE TO CREDITORS > LOETSCHER^S acquired many new books. The CITATION round the puzzles go . . . and fine art Estate of THERESA PECORINO. also) (1 mile E. of Mt. Olivet) library, located in the grotto of THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Ol known as TERESA PER1NO, THERESA, masterpieces (such as "Adoration of the the church, i.s open every even­ COLORADO, TO THE MANAGER Ol PEARONNA, THERESA LOFFREOA and! Chiirles McFudden SAFETY AND EXCISE AND EX-OFFI SUPER MARKET Magi”) are the subjects! Or, if you feel ing from 7:30 to 9 o ’clock and THERESA LOFFREDO, Deceased. I Stanley Hall CIO SHERIFF OF THE CITY AND NO- P-35835 I after the 8:15 a.m. and 10:45 COUNTY OF DENVER. All persons having claims against the; up to the ‘most difficult puzzle in the G reetin g : QUALITY UtATS HA. 4-4477 a.m. Masses. above named estate are required to file ] world.' try the rectangular Springbok W HEREAS. A verified petition has been them for allowance In Ihe Probate Court puzzle that is a copy of "Convergence, " filed in said Court in this matter where- Ol the C

AMONG 27 NEW PRINCES OF CHURCH Among 27 prelates newly named Cardinals gium; and (lower, left to right) Archbishop More of the 27 prelates newly named Cardi­ sla\ia; and (lower, left to right) Melkite by Pope Paul VI are (upper row, lelt to Owen .McCann of Cape Town. South Africa; nals by Pope Paul VI are (upper row, left to Rite Patriarch Maximos IV Saigh of Anti­ light) Archbishop Paul Zoungrana, W.F., of Archbishop Maurice Roy of Quebec, Canada; right) Coptic Rite Patriarch Stephanos I. och; Monsignor Federico Callori de Vignale, Sidarouss of Alexandria. Egypt; Archbishop Majordomo of the Pope’s household, Vatican Ouagadougou, Upper Volta; Bishop Angel Archbishop I^orenz Jaeger of Paderbom, Agnelo Rossi of Sao Paulo, Brazil; Arch­ Herrera y Oria of Malaga, Spain; Archbishop City; Maronite Rite Patriarch Paul Meouchi Germany; and Ukrainian Rite Archbishop bishop Enrico Dante, secretary of the Sacred of Antioch; and Archbishop Josef Beran of John Heenan of Westminster, London, ring* Josyf Slipyi of Lvov, U.S.S.R. Congregation of Rites, Vatican City; and Prague, Czecho-Slovakla. land; and Munsignor Jose|)h Cardijn of Bel- Archbishop Franjo Seper of Zagreb, Yugo- After 400 Years a Catholic Priest Returns To Bishop Fisher's Cathedral Henry VIII Seized Rochester, England — Bishop Fisher headed over by the new Tudor Film To Aid Charities TV Unit Affiliates After 400 years, the voice the poorest of England’s Church of England. With N«w York City — A special Boston — The three - month of a Catholic priest has diocese when Henry VIII Thomas More, Bishop Fish­ premiere showing of the film old Catholic UllF television been heard in the Cathedral er was the most illustrious The Greatest Story Ever Told station, WIHS-TV, has an­ launched his persecution of Rochester, the church of the martyrs to die in the will be sponsored here Feb. 16 nounced its affiliation in a of the Catholic Church. by the Gic^k Orthodox Arch­ “ workirg association” with that w'as under the care of Tudor persecution. diocese of North and South similar broadcasting units in St. John Fisher. When the aged prelate re­ Father Burke’s appear­ America and Orthodox congre­ five other U.S. cities. Contin­ Father John Burke, pas­ fused to sign the Oath of ance in the Cathedral gations in the metropolitan ental Television Enterprises, tor of St. John Fisher’s Supremacy, he was im­ marks the first time a area for the benefit of the Inc., will incorporate the sta­ Church. Rochester, Kent, prisoned in London Tower Catholic priest has offi­ United Greek Orthodox Chari­ tion with others in St. I/OUis, was invited to preach in and eventually executed, ciated there since that ties. Miami. San Jose, Calif.; St. although not before he had Paul. Minn.: and Columbus, the Cathedral crypt dur­ time. “ It is something I R eso lu tio n O. ing the Chair of Unity Oc­ been named a Cardinal. feel very excited about, ’ tave last month. The Cathedral was taken he said. .Annapolis, Md. — A resolu­ Irish Prelate Dies tion congratulating .Archbish­ 1 OOfh Anniversaiy op Lawrence J. Shehan of Waterford, Ireland — Bishop VOCATIONS-MEN Baltimore on his elevation to Daniel Cohalan of Waterford Cologne — Cardinal Joseph the rank of Cardinal has been and Lismore died at his home Unify Foreseen Frings of Cologne and 30.000 rdopted 'iy the Maryland Sen­ here a day before his 81st birth­ members from 17 countries Holy Cress Brothers ate. It said: “ In his new pos­ day. The Irish prelate had been Hill mark the 100th anniver­ S «rv« Cod In ition as one of the Princes of in failing health and was unable sary of the death of Adolph I Teadilng • Missions I Social Work • Guldanca the Roman Catholic Church, to attend any of the three ses­ Just in Essentials Kolptng at the third interna­ I Trade* « Accounting he will have wide influence sions of the Vatican Ciouncil. tional Kolping days. May 27- . For Information and and authority to follow and 30. Kolping founded the move­ _ I literature write: Brottier BarteL C.S.C. promote his interest in educa­ More Communions ment to provide homes and V 7, Vincent Hall tion and in enlightened reli­ Newark, N.J. — The num­ For Christendom spiritual contacts for young St. Edward's UnivarsIty Austin. Texas gion.” ber of people receiving Com­ working men In cities. munion has risen since fast­ London — A Papal diplo-lin liturgical rites and even theo- ing rules were relaxed a mat here has given a hint [logy will thus testify to the Parliamentarian catholicity of the Church.” Washington — Kathryn E. month ago, pastors in the as to how the unity of Bowers of this city has been ap­ Northern New Jersey area Christianity could come about, He urged Catholics to “ study pointed parliamentarian for the agree. The most noticeable in­ with allegiance to the Holy See the outlook of our separated a childpniilig!i? National Council of Catholic creases were at late Sunday of all Christian bodies but free­ brethren, know their spiritual Masses and at weekday dom in “ liturgical rites and life, their religious psychology,” A t 4 '/ 2 Women, a federation of some 14.000 organizations, with head­ Masses attended mainly by even theology.' and said Catholics needed notatalUyour quarters, here, representing school children. Speaking at Westminster | profound insight on their more than 10 million Catholic Cathedral, Archbishop Igino' side. women throughout the United ETV Experiment Cardinale, Apostolic Delegate to' But Bishop Joseph Rudder- child,too States and on military posts Morton, 111. — BIe.ssed Sacra­ Great Britain, said; ; ham of Clifton warned against she's abroad. ment school was the receiving j •. .1. ; letting enthusiasm “ get out of can he reading point in the first experimental It Is their unity with the. differences Attend Rites transmission of videotaped Hsly See that we seek. Once between denominations matter the essentials have been pre-' W’ashington — Monsignor courses in color from a high fre­ ... • , j ' 1 very much. “They concern our nna. two. o r served, all John B. Roder, Chancellor of quency monidirectional termi­ W.11 enjoy freedom Almighty God, the Washington archdiocese, nal on the Bradley university with our understanding of His reading three gears and Monsignor William W. campus 10 miles away. On the Ex-Benedictine teaching, and they arise out of Baum, of the newly establish­ basis of the successful tests, an Hopes To Rejoin Order convictions most deeply and ed office of ecumenical af­ ETV program is expected to be sincerely held.” hegond his present fairs at the National Catholic Oi erati' al In the 1965-’66 school Monterey, Calif. — The Welfare Conference walked in year. The tower on Blessed Rev. Emon L. Brunner, a 3rd grade the procession when the Rt. Sacrament school will remain Catholic priest who Joined the a g e ie v e L m n Rev. 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The same return and refund St. Benedict has been founded GRAYAAOOR'S record, sees them in his book and repeats is just what we need.” privileges apply in either case. near here as the Monastery of them himself. This makes an absorbing M rt. Rogavin, Crntral High School. Sn\»>«.-_____ a caster for station KFEL. A 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Feb. 14, will be rent staff of 793 employes, with After leaving the News in observed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Over, Sr., of Denver. The a total annua] payroll of ap­ Silver Wedding Anniversary Planning a Joint Effort 1952, he worked for the city as couple will renew their wedding vows in St. Joseph’s church, proximately $3,000,000. Twenty- director of publications and pub­ Denver at 5:30 p.m. A reception for friends and relatives will seven Sisters of Charity also Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller, parishioners of St. Anthony Learning how to cook a joint is part of the training to lic information until 1955, when follow in the church hall. Mr. and Mrs. Over were married serve in supervisory positions of Padua’s parish, Denver, will observe their silver wedding be given in the second local workshop for kitchen managers he was appointed assistant to Feb. 11, 1915, in St. Joseph’s church. Mr. Over retired last and 200 physicians have medical anniversary Feb. 5. They will attend a Mass of Thanksgiving under the joint school lunch program, involving the United Mayor Will F. Nicholson. July after 54 years with the Rio Grande Railroad. The couple staff privileges. States Department of Agriculture, its area home economist to be offered by the Rev. Robert Kekeisen'. pastor, on Sunday, In 1959 he was elected to the have seven sons, John, Harry, Jr.; Joseph, George, William, Fourteen doctors and 112 stu­ Feb. 7. The couple were married Feb. 5, 1940, In St. Flannen’s Mrs. Emma B. Nance, and Denver schools. Above, Mrs. Mar­ dents are enrolled in the hos­ City Council for a four-year James and Eugene; one daughter,, Anna Marie; 11 grandchil­ parish, Harmon, 111., with the Rev. David Murphy ofriclating. vin Richardson, instructor, of 762 E. Amherst place, shows term. Over approximately the pital’s educational programs for dren, and four great-grandchildren. AH of their children live Mr. Miller is employed by the Jefferson County School System. Mrs. Preston Decker, 4371 S. Clarkson street, center, and same period he was an adver­ residents and interns, profes­ in the Denver area. Mrs. Miller Is the former Cecelia Wolf of Hannon, 111. Mrs. Frank C. Weith, All Souls parish kitchen manager, of tising and public relations con­ sional nurses, medical technolo­ gists, X-ray technicians and 410 Bcllcwood drive, Englewood, first steps in cooking for sultant and for the past year and one-half was vice president practical nurses. large groups. Eight evening classes will be held, starting Sorority to Sponsor Benefit Dance Feb. 20 of Bezoff-Kelly Inc. Thursday, Feb. II, at All Souls school, 4951 S. Pennsylvania The Denver Epsilon City capped Children, Littleton. SISTER ASSUNTA announced Dubuque Auxiliary street, Englewood, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Other classes are: BARF.Y’S RESIGNATION wa.s Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Highlight of the dance will be to the board that the U.S. Pub­ •Monday, Feh, 15; Wednesday, Feb. 17; Thursday, Feb. 18; accepted “ witii reluctance” by International sorority will hold the crowning of a sweetheart lic Health Service is conducting Monday, Feb. 22; Wednesday, Feb. 24; Thursday, Feb. 25, Mayor Currigan, who said: ‘‘He its annual ‘ ‘Sweetheart Dance” queen and her two attendants a two-week environmental sur­ and Monday, March 1. Reservations and a fee of $8 should has been with me since I first on Saturday, Feb. 20, 9 to 12 from the council’s nine Chap­ vey — to find better ways of Is Des Moines Bishop V came into this office and has p.m., at the Albany hotel, Den­ ters. Candidates are: Mrs. Jes­ promoting a safer hospital en­ be sent to Mrs. James Gleason, CPTL food chairman, 7400 Washington — Bishop died In a tragic airplane ac­ been a most valuable aide. How­ ver. Music will be furnished by se Ford, Mrs. David Jones, vironment through improved W. 33rd avenue, Wheatridge, no later than Feb. 28. Appetizing George J. Biskup, Auxiliary cident at a Rome airport last ever, I know 'of the opportuni­ the Scottsmen. Proceeds of the Mrs. Larry Cameron, Mrs. Wil­ techniques and controls. Pen­ foods donated by USDA for the school program include flour, Of Dubuque, la., has been Nov. 23, ties that have been opened to dance will go to the Gallup liam G. Smith, Mrs. Harry rose was one of four hospitals rice, cheese, dry eggs, beans, peanut butter, ground beef, him and I wish him every suc­ Park School for Mentally Re­ Padis, Mrs. James Brassfield, in the United States selected by named Bishop of the Diocese The new Bishop served from roasts, turkey, and other nutritious items. the public health people for this of Des Moines by Pope Paul cess,” tarded and Seriously Handi- Mrs. Darrell Rylatt, Mrs. Joe 1948-1951 in the offices of the Freund, and Miss Shirley Sebo. study. VI. The announcement was Sacred Congregation for the Chairman of the dance is Mrs. George Mallison of Savannah, made here by Archbishop Oriental Church in Rome. Francis McKay; council presi­ Ga., is heading the survey team, Egldio Vagnozzi, Apostolic dent is Mrs. Neil Harkins. Tick­ assisted by officials from the Delegate in t^e United States. He was named Titular Bish­ ets are $3 per couple and will state and local health depart­ Bishop Biskup succeeds op of Hcmcria and Auxiliary be sold at tlie door. ments. Bishop Edward C. Daly, who of Dubuque In 1957.

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NOW —Tuesday at 5 p.m. -Blessed Sacramenf St. Louis Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week’s paper STUNNING (Englewood) ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME 1980 Bcllaire HELP WANTED MALE 8 ! HOUSES FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT 4 huge bedrooms and 2 oversized baths i UNFURNISHED 24 FURNISHED upstairs. 2 dens. Ilvlngroom with fire­ 1964 W H ITE place end diningroom on main floor. New­ 3 BEDROOMS — DELIVERY BOY WANTED For Rent, 3 bedroom new spacious Rooms for Girls. CelhoHc Daughters Excellen t condition. M akes buttonholes, ly remodeled and bullt-ln electric kitchen. double. Landscaped, fenced. S8S a month. of A m erica. 765 P e n n sy l/sn ia . Also zigzags, etc. $10.00 fu ll price. MA-3-1566. New w iring and baseboard hot water $110 A MONTH FULL TIM E References. 620 So. O sceola. 237-4026. rooms available for weddings or recer heal throughout. New plumbing, All Saints Parish. NO PETS. linns. TA 5-9597. SINGER DIAL A STITCH roof $5,000 in new carpeting alone. 2 ca r < 781-4043 See ELMER GRANT, rooms modern. Decorated, yard, Zigzags, monograms, darns and mends. garage. Over 220 ft. zf frontage. $45,000.! Clarke’.s Church Goods, 1633 children. Nice location, reasonable. 3329 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 Makes buttonholes and fancy stitches, BO P S T E V E N S . 388 0039. Navalo. all without buying attachments. Assume Tremont. Denver. Colo. We specialize in Northwest Denver, 2 paym ents of $3.50 or $6.00 cash. TA- L. C Fulenwider, Inc. 37^—St* Mary’s (Littleton) FURNISHED APTS. 25 Arvada, Lakewood and Wheatridge Real 5-5080. Estate. Prompt, courteous sales service. 2731 So. Colo. Blvd. FOR RENT Your local realtor for 20 years. MISC. FOR SALE 4 4 4 LARGE BEDROOMS SITUATIONS WANTED Realtor 366-3071 3 butfet apartments furnished. Private STACKHOUSE REALTOR FIREWOOD. Maple seasoned, 2»/2 BA TH S FEMALE 12 baths, all ullllHes paid. Laundry facili­ 3535 W. 38lh A ve. O R . 7-1678 6 BlewdI Sacrament ties. Senior citizens and single people. split, delivered and stacked. Family kitchen, separate dining room, 725 Logan. Quiet location, close to shop­ REAL ESTATE $13.95 per 1,000 lbs. 237-5502. 2 fireplaces, full basement, 2 story ping and transportation. LARGE FAMILY HOME home on corner tot. 27 x 27 attached FOR SALE 34 A BICYCLES 5 6 garag$ . $2,100 equity, assume 5’/*% loan. ROOMS FOR RENT— 1263 CLAYTON-515 CORONA. Spacious 2 7502 So. E la ti. 798-5896. bedroom apartments. Nicely furnished 4 big bedrooms on 2nd floor In­ FURNISHED and decorated Lots of closets. $90.00. Duplex $2,000 needed to assum e $12,600 BICYCLES cluding master suite with bath "Open Till 6:00 P.M .” U tilities paid. 355-9705 o f 322-6967. loan. Best buy on m arket. 2040 and NEW USED PARTS L arg e front bedroom, 1st floor. Newly 2O40V> Benton. 266-1788. S herm an Agency, dressing room. Also 2nd bath. decorated, kitchen privileges, phone and up stairs, adults R Ifr. 628 Sherm an. REPAIRING - TIRES Main floor has livingroom. 3 8 ——St* M ary w a sh e r. Near church, bus and shopping. PUT - ON - ANY • WHEEL M a g d a le n e 377-65J2 New custom home Individual neighbor­ diningroom, den and kitchen APT. TO SHARE 25A hood. 3 bedrooms, 1=Ui baths, large kitch­ AL’S BIKE SHOP with dishwasher and disposal, UNFURNISHED en and diningroom, new carp et and 334 Federal drapes. 233-5447. professionally built. GI ap­ 2965 ZENOBIA Lady wishes to share her comfortable 935-3245 praised at S17.000. will sell for HOUSES FOR RENT 24 apHrtment, near shopping, bus, church, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, built-in etc. E A S T . 377-2283. $16,500. 2264 Glencoe F o r R en t. Beautiful 2 bedroom double. SEWING MACHINES A U TO PARTS 6 4 A The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each Drapes, appliances, full basement, kitchen. Full finished basement, APTS. UNFURNISHED East Spruce Auto and Parts. 4942 East _ 377-9591 attached garage, covered patio, fenced, REPOSSESSED Valm ont R d ., Boulder. 7,000 cars and Ad •$ the Key to its Location on the Map. sprinkler system. ^ no pets. JUO a month. 237-4026, 2922 truck parts. Phone Bldr. 433-3560 or 6— ' Blessod Socromont Reed. Denver A L 5-3963. BY O W N ER NICE FAMILY HOME GR 7-4188 Our Lady of Fatima 2 8 'St» D o m inic’s 5 bed ro o m 7 story brick home. Full 4 1 - —Sts. Peter & Paul (Lakew o o d ) basement, 2 cor brick garage, new (Wheatridge) HURRYII! furnace, 1 Vj baths, new electric 4 B ED R O O M S — 3 B A T H S 2035 MILLER CT. NEW LISTING— 10% DOWN ★ SERVICE DIRECTORY kitchen, 2 fireplaces, carpets artd You wouldn’t want to miss this Ideal for the large growing family' 3725 HARI,AN 825-1145 drapes. See Now 2345 CHERRY ST. 3 bedrooms plus 1 in full finished English brick, set around state­ Newer 3 bedroom brick. IVi baths, h.w. 3 8 B - 1 9 2 9 basement. Electric Kitchen, dining­ ly old trees, with sunny kitchen heat, double garage, fenced and land­ room, 2 fireplaces, fenced lot, double scaped. G REEN E, 237-4577 JANITOR SERVICE lovely breakfast nook, formal ALSO 4200 KENDALL-M AKE OFFER GUTTER SPOUTS ROOFING STORM WINDOWS Christ the King garage, covered patio. Call H. J NEW ROOFS—REPAIRS diningroom, 2 fireplaces, 2 car SHAFFER’S RUimiSH A ll m akes storm doors, windows, NEWHOUSER, A ll Work Guaranteed 5285 E. 6th AVE. PKWY. garage, full finished basement. STACKHOUSE "REALTOR REMOVAL Terms — Free Estimates •creens and oatio diHirs repaired and ad WHEATRIDGE REALTY T A . 5-6495 lusted. Insurance claims. Reasonable Truly beautiful English Tudor. Cathedral 477-1678 COMMERCIAL AND -ales. Henry Sawickl. 429 2V06. Call RAY STRAUGHAM, 422- RESIDENTIAL Gutters, Spouts Member at our ' sdy of G race P arish ceiling In livin g room, form al dining Realtor room, H orary. 3 tw in sized bedrooms. 3 3333 42— St. Philomena REASONABI,E RATES We specialize In Gutter and SHEET METAL TRASH HAULING baths, air conditioned. 6 landscaped lots. 6615 W. 38th Ave. 424-7774 AI,. 5-3310 Spout R e p la c a f^ t. Appointment only please. MICHAEL IRASH HAULING SELLIN ’ OR H U N T IN ’ 7 BEDROOM HOME Gutters Cleaned and Repaired. D W Y E R 377-1753. 23 St. Anna BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS HEATING GUTTER WORK Any Place in Metropolitan Denver RELY ON DUNTON Larg e Bungalow on corner lot h as itvli Thoroughly Experienced. VENTILATING AIR CONDITONINO Day or Night Calls CHAMBERS REALTY room, dining room, sun, music and brea E A . 2-3556 fast rooms. Large kitchen. 2 large ' Dependable, Guaranteed. SHEET METAL FABRICATORS 8UILDIN0 and CONTRACTING 7430 High Street 333-4254 333-1591 REALTOR 255-5451 rooms and 1 sm all bedroom, *">i F o r A ny Remodeling In Your a ll on m ain Moor. W all to w all American Roofing LA GUARDIA UPHOLSTERERS Christ the King Full flnlsned semi-basement with 4 Home— Inside o r Out— NEW ALL BRICK 29——St* Francis de Sales rooms, storage, furnace and large laui Ra- .tpholsterlng by a reliable firm. 35 OPEN WEEKENDS— SHEET METAL CO. years experience—Terms room s, 44 baths. Hot w ater heat, 220 Sheet Metal Co. WEATHER PERMITTING ing, garage $18,500. T erm s. >0 Lip an Street Phone 455-7327 NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY SEE A REAL BUY! CH 4-8466 2159 Downing 7145 Court P I. 222 1372 S47 H O L L Y — O N LY $18,500 $12,950 215 SO. EMERSON BY OW NF*! After 6 p.m. $U 1-8835 2 bedrooms, den, din rm ., part fin. TV SERVICE-APPLIANCES bsmt. 2 car gar. Immaculate carpeting 3 bedroom basement, garage. 3 G r 4 BED RO O M S DE 3-OlJl CALL JACK REIS Member ol All Souls' Parish and drapes. Close to bus, shops and churches. SHANON HOMES, office, 46— St. Vincent de Paul “ Sight and Sound Our Specialty” 2 STORY OLDER BRICK 934-3593 8862 Oberon. 5 blocks No. of LINEN SERVICE BEATRICE M. SHIRK Ralston, between Estes and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH F IN E H O M ES R ealtor 355-8578 Tiber of Notre Dam e Perish AL'S APPLIANCES Garrison, Open 1 to 8 daily. NEEDS INSIDE WORK — Price reduced. Excellent location. Large WESTERN HA 4-8643 for appointment. Ilvlngroom has fireplace, separate dining­ Sales and Service all makes 9^—Guardian Angels b u t — PRICED room, custom electric kitchen has good CURTAIN CLEANERS TOWEL SUPPLY CO. Commerce City's eating space. 3 bdrms. with private bath 1720 So. Broadw ay 7i3 5<>9l 4855 QUIVAS "Building 3 Fine Areas” ACCORDINGLY off m aster bdrm, plus 2nd C .T . bath. Fine TV and Appliance Service FRANCIS LACE CUR4AIN Cl EANERS. $300 down F H A . $70.00 per mo. Fu ll Finished bsmt., 2 car garage, covered PAINTING patio. J O E R A Y , 744-2184. (16 S F A ) CURTAINS. CROCHEIED lABLE price $9,250. 2 bedroom beauty, fenceo CLOTHS, DRAPERIES, BLANKETS. GAYLE Painting exterior and interior. Low yard, perfect condition. Near church, 28— St. Dominic’s SPREADS. LINENS Cl EANED BY LAT­ prices, guaranteed work. Free estimates. EST METHODS. HAND PRESSED ONLY 995-7913. schools, shopping and bus. Im m ediate HOLLAND VanSchaack&Co. 1259 K A IA M A T H . TA. 5-3527. possession. See anytime by appointment. MUST SELL PAINTING & DECORATING ALL UNOCCUPIED & 7 4 4 -7 1 1 7 REALTOR DECORATING Open Sunday 2 to 5 P .M . PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 7 2 2-533 2 275 UnIv. Blvd. ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL B y Owner 455-4152 i PAPERINfi—STEAMING- 2220 JULIAN. Fine 2 story TEXTURIN(i— 1 1 1 -Holy Family home. Formhl diningroom, sep­ For Courteous Service With Your To Introduco You to th« Register Classified Section 31— St* Jasnes North Denver, Wheatridge, ELECTRIC WIRING I Interior & Exterior j arate knotty pine dinette, two Lakewood Listings I PAINTING NEW LISTING— TERMS baths. New furnace. Price in­ repairs. Cafi any FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS “All Work Ouaranletd" I 3696 QUITMAN cludes all appliances, carpeting 4 - BEDROOMS - 316 BATHS i Please Call I Free Esilmeles i K A Y M ORAN Newer 3 bedroom brick. Large living- and draperies. OPEN SUN. 2-5 P.M. i Jim Dwyer Electric MOUNTAIN EMPIRE | TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP room with fireplace, diningroom. Kitchen With I DECORATORS i with eating space. Patio, carpets and 2370 LEYDEN I LAIRD REALTY 138 1044 777-93751 2442 KING. Dandy older, com­ 455-3650 or 237-7273 FLOOR COVERINGS This offer good for Classified Section only. drapes. G REEN E, 237-4577 O wner Gone, m ust sell lu xu ry 4 bed-1 pletely remodeled spacious rooms, full finished basement, garage.' PLUMBING Does not apply to Real Estate Display STACKHOUSE ^'REALTOR" brick. One bedroom and stool -• or F H A . Formica Counter Tops, Ceramic on main floor, 3 huge bedrooms Wall Tile, Vinyl, Linoleum Advertising 4 7 7-167 8 Flooring, Carpets ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. and 4 piece tiled bath up. REDDISH REALTY Our Peisonalized Repairing, new wtirk. sewers and sink 14— Most Precious Blood CLEAN AND HOMEY. LINOLEUM AN!) •ines cleaned. Our work Is guaranteed. 756-8519 Service Sells Homes TILE SERVICE INC. Aree Estimates. FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX Free Estimates— 509 E . A lam eda SH 40300 CHOICE SOUTHERN HILLS 2309 HOOKER. Splc 'n span 3 Oueranteed Installation Custom built brick, ranch with extra bedrooms, 1 down, 2 up. Sepa­ 32— St. John the ^3500 Lipan Street 4SS-7327 4 REMODELING large rooms. New carpets 8< drapes, fire­ rate diningroom. Garage, base­ place In Ilvlngroom, separate diningroom, E v an g e list John K. LaOuardIa ment. UNDER $10,000 RSALTOB 3 bd rm s., 2 baths plus familyroom, 2 1500 S. BroMOway SH 4-3318 bdrm s. & bath in bsm t. (30 S JO ) J O E HOME REPAIR ALL TYPES R A Y , 744-2’ 84. CULLEN REALTY 657 ST. PAUL STREET HOME REPAIRS REMODELING 433-6251______44th at Clay. • Home Repairs • Painting Yan$cht:nd(&Co. New listing. Large, OVER 1.800 • Carpentry • BASEMENTS « Ceblnetwork • Patch Piaitnclng REALTOR 2 8 — St* Dom inic’s SQ. FT. 3 bedroom bungalow, J . M. R EISC H M A N 275 U n iv. B lv it. 297-5000 4th bedroom. 2nd bath, rec. ” 1he HarKlym an" • ADDITIONS All Work Giiardnteen 1 7 -» N o tre E>ame room in basement. This lovely 2518 E iK io ra St. F A . 7 37X • KITCHEN S NEWLY DECORATED hot water heated home has • G A R A G E S ' BUYING—SEU.INC—TRAbtNG..„ a new Custom Built Kitchen. 5 The firms listed here CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO One bedroom apartments, F.H.A. FINANCING IN NOTRE DAME PARISH' . stove and refrigerator. Walk­ short blocks to St. John’s deserve to be remembered Classified Advertising, The Register See MARTIN DELOHERY?* ing distance to bus lines, SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. church and school. Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to 915-4008 close to shopping anci schools. when you are distributing 6124 So. Broadway 798-1335 4 With RENT FROM $65 to $75 your patronage in the dif­ Member Denvertnver AAAetropolltan Home K . C. EN S O R , R E A L T Y , CO. MANAGER at 2650 Federal, K E . 4-4205 Complete Financing and insurance L. W. ARCHER CO. Bldrs. Astoc. or Call PE 3-5511 ferent lines of business. 3926 Tennyson 455-4737 388-0427