DEDICATION OF DORMITORY, STUDENT UNION APRIL 28
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations
Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1958 — Permission to Reproduce, Except N e w W i l l M e a n On Articles Otherwise M ark ed, Given After 12 M Friday Following Issue
Record College Enrollm ent DENVER CATHaiC ^)ompletion of new buildings on the campuses of Regis and Loretto Heights Colleges, Denver, signals a new era in Catholic higher education REGISTER in Colorado. Regis expects total enrollment next VOL. Lli. No. 37. THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1958 DENVER, COLORADO fall will pass the 1,0W mark for the first time in the schod’s history. At the A T SEMINARY APRIL 27 same time Loretto Heights will enable the college to handle put into use-its new $1,12^,000 about 60 more bt^ders than in former years. The principal residence hail, enabling the col lege to inaease its enrollment by benefit of the new residence 425 A ltar Boys Are Invited almt 200 to 700 or higher. building was to relieve crowded conditions in Guroll Hall, for Advance registrations at Regis merly the college dormitory. were reported running much Dedication heavier Aan last year, probably To Eighth Annual Field Doy at an all-time record rate. The On April 28 schoc^’s total enrollment this Archbishop Urban J. Vehr year is 930. O'Connell Hall, a will dedicate O'Conaell HaU, Sponsored by Serro M em bers new dormitory, has been in use along with the new Student for several months, but will Union building, Monday, April “ What ^ e s on within a semi 28, as part of the celebration by nary?” The e^hth grade altar 'Register' to Run Regis of its 70 years in Denver. boys of the Denver Province will have a first-hand opppr Ratings on Films It was moved from Morrison as tunity to view for themselvesilvei Sacred Heart College in 1888 Starting this wrek, the Den. this Sunday, April 27, when under Bishop Machebeuf and Fa the eighth annual Serra Field per Catholic Regiiler will pob- Day will be held at St. Thomas’ lith the Legion of Derenry ther Dominic Pantanclla, S.J. Seminary, Denver. For many, ratings on motion pirluroa The big rise in college enroll toe daily rountine in a seminary The new dormitory on Hall, and will allow an increase in boarder en shown on television stations in ment is not expected in most appears to be mysterious. To Denver and Colorado Springs. O'Connell Holl the campus of Regis Col rollment of about 60 Students next fall. areas until I960, according to a dispel this veil of the unknown, Dedication of O'Connell Hall, along with that Serra Club members of Denver lege, Denver, is named for a Las Animas bene The Legion's rating of ear- o f the new Student Union Building, on Mon rent motion pictures being ex Regis spoicesmaa The boom in are making it possible for the factor who helped keep the school open in the day, April 28, will signal opening of Regis Week, hibited in theaters is listed Colorado seems to be the result youth of the area to inspect the dark 1930s. The building has allowed Regis to marking the 70 years the school has been in each week in the lYntionaf of local conditions, namely the inner workings of St Thomas’ relieve crowded dormitory conditions in Carroll Denver. E d itio n of the Register. post-war population growth. Col Seminary. Invitations to this annual leges in other areas are either event have been sent to 425 holding at the same enrollment eighth-grade servers. These level, or else seeing it slip some participants will be enabled to 'Legal Robbers' become acquainted with the fu what. ture priests of the area and The constiuaion of the new their training. dormitory at Loretto Heights The day will bei^n at 9:16 Are Given Blow has enabled the college to re a.m. with registration at the tower of the seminary. Follow model its administrative build ing the registration there will By Credit Union ing, giving space formerly used Prizes to be awarded at the Serra Club Field Day at St be a Solemn Mass in the semi as living accommodations to of Thomas’ Seminary, Denver, will include the trophies nary chapel, heart of the semi By Paul Hallett eyed wistfully by the youngster above. Seminarians displaying narians' daily lives. Athletic The loss o f $762.38 suf fices and classrooms. Another the trophies are, left to right, Thomas Braig, Richard Hanifen, events, toure o f the campus, a fered by St. Cajetan’s innovation on that campus is and Edward Jeep. The prizes will be awarded to eighth grade picnic lunch, visits with the Credit Union in a holdup the opening of an Olympic sized altar boys participating in field events at the seminary Sunday, seminarians, a movie and the swimming pool April 27. awarding o f more than 100 Saturday, April 12, though prizes will round out the day. painful, was .slight in com Both Regis and Loretto Benediction o f the Blessed Sac parison with the assets of this P a h i c This building is the first] snack area for Regis students, and later a con- Heights were born from the de COLLECTION SET M AY 4 rament will complete the events noted organization, it was A n i J l Student Union in the his- verted Quonset hut served the same purpose, at 4 p.m. tory of Regia College, Denver. The basement] The Student Union boasts s lounge, kitchen, sire of pioneer Bishop Mache learned. The loss by robt«ry beuf to bring Catholic education Most o f the activities are was, however, great in com o f Csrroll Hall for a time was a recreation and I banquet room, and dining room. scheduled for out-of-doors. In parison with the loss by default to Colorado. Both had their ori Archbishop Vehr Urges toe event of inclement weather, the credit union has sustained gins in the New Mexico mis however, indoor activities will in the almost 20 years of its sions, from whence Bishop be substituted to afford the youth a memorable day. existence. In its first two years Canon City Abbey Has Made Progress Machebeuf had come. 'The Jes Readers for 'R egister' it had lent $36,465, and taken Day U Project a loss of S5. uits opened a school at Las “An informed Catholic must keep current on pres- Of Serra Club • Today tba credit uaion, Vegas, N. Mex. In 1884 Fa This eighth annual Field Day which bogaa in Fobruary, Under Direction of Abbot Schwinn ther Pancanella began Sacred Mt-day developments as they affect the Church at large is a project o f the Serra Club 1939. on tho provorbiat abeo- Byiy C.i J. Zecha Abbey from the time Abbotiwest of the monastery building, Heart College in Morrison, and and our own archdiocese,” declares Archbishop Urban o f Denver. Serra Club members (trint. baa ouUtandinf leant The Rt. Rev. Leonard Schwinn came to the monastery was completed in 1956. In 1968 •J. Vehr in his IWter announcing the annual R egister on this year’s field day commit of $186,544, an ineraato of the New Mexico school died the Schwinn, O.S.B., Abbot o f Holy in 1933 unlil theae ppresent has a $50,000 industrial arts build tee are Prank Wieek (chair 1120.000 from 1949. It hat a year the Morrison College was subscription drive. The collection will be taken up in Cross Abbey, Canon City, an been remarkable. The most re ing was completed. It was de man), Judge Edward Day. Mar mamberthip of 964. an in- churches of the Archdioce.se of Denver Sunday, May 4. outstanding Catholic educator cent achievement was the ac signed by Father Michael Jan- moved to Denver. tin Kelley, and Jam'-s Fattor. ereata of about 1S3 over that and well-known throughout the quisition of 88 acres o f farm kowski, O.S.B., industrial arts Sisters of Loretto came to Anxious to show the altar year. country as a retreat master, land, including many fine build instructor at the Abbey school. ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER boys a fun-filled day. Frank Id its first 10 years the Denver from Santa Fe in 1864 will be the recipient of an hon ings and installations for farm Chancery Office ' , Hoetek, seminarian chairman union had saved its members Within the past 15 years a for toe day, said plans are now orary doctor of laws degree to and ranch purposes. Formerly by stagecoach, and opened a in the vicinity of $20,000. How beautiful convent was built for 1536 Logan Street in the final stages of prepara be awarded by St. Benedict’s kno^n as State Prison Farm school the same year. The acad much suffering it has saved the the Benedictine Sisters, who Denver 3, Colorado tion. Seminarians working on Lord alone knows. A t the time College, Atchi4on, Kans., at its handle the kitchen and domes emy was moved to the present 100th annual commencement ex various committees are Larry of its erection many of its mem tic affairs of the monastery. An Loretto Heights she Nov. 2, Kelley, registration: Mike Mul ercises on May 28. bers had been paying loan other addition was the modem 1891. ' April 23, 1968 len. athletic events; Edwards sharks nearly as long as they Others to receive the same all-purpose gymnasium, one of Reverend Dear Father Simons, tours; Richard Hanifen could remember, and the holdup honorary degree with Abbot the finest in the country. Be And Beloved People; and John Rae, Jr., prizes and that netted $762 was small in Schwinn are the Rev. Theodore sides proCTess in construction You are invited to renew your subscription to our dioce entertainment; and Thomas comparison with the legal hold M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., president at the Abbey, there has been Holy Land Appeal san paper, the Denver Calholie Regitter, and to the Register Kearns, food. ups' that mulcted thou.sands of of Notre Dame University, and remodeling work of classrooms National Edition, each year on the first Sunday in May. Most The youths should come in dollars from the poor Spanish- Dr. Hugh Stott Taylor, dean of and buildings to serve the pur Returns Published o f you have known and appreciated the papers these many old clothes and tennis or play American. the graduate school of Prince pose of the monks. Grounds years past. Without doubt, they have been among the most shoes so that they might com St. Cajetan’s Credit Union ton University. have been landscaped, additional Returns in the collection for effective and foremost influences in the development of the pete to win the trophies and has spread its influence far Serves 25 Years facilities have been provided for the maintenance o f the shrines Church in our area. awards to be given away in the the horse stables, and extensive An informed Catholic must keep current on present-day beyond its primary work of As Abbey Superior in the Holy Land, taken up in scheduled contests. At the same lending money at low interest. improvements have been made churches of the Archdiocese of developments as they affect the Church at large and our own time, these lads will be given Its profits have financed the The selection of Abbot on the school’s summer camp, Denver on Good Friday, April archdiocese. Many informative and instructive articles appear the opportunity to learn “ what education of many children of Schwinn coincides with his 25th which is conducted each summer 4, have been announced by the in the national and local editions o f the Register which are goes on within a seminary!” its members. Since only a prac year as superior at Holy Cross for boys. Chancery Office as follows: mailed to you each week. tical Catholic can be a union Abbey in the Diocese of Pueblo. Holy Croat Abbey meket • DEKVER PARISHES The total annual subscription price is $3 per year, per Cathedral ...... $409.Z? member, its material benefits Besides his office of Abbot, be l a r f c economic eontribntion haps the lowest in the nation. president of the Abbey to the Canon City area, with All SilnU ’ ...... 18J-1J Archbishop Vehr's have extended into the spiritual All SoqIb' ( £ a81«wm>4) w 68.60 Thirty-four Bishops throughout the country have en realm. A number of marriages School. In collaboration with an expenditure program, re- Annunct«tloa ...... TO.00 trusted the Register with the editing and printing of their have been rectified and there the respective Ordinaries o f the (Turn to Pag« S — C olu m n 5 ) (TumtoPagft — Columni) local editions, thus attesting to their confidence in the has been a return to the sacra Archdiocese of Denver and the, Register. More than 890,000 papers are printed each week Issay Competition ments after lapses of years by Diocese of Pueblo, he is respon FOR NUNS, LAITT for distribution throughout the county and abroad. It is an individuals wishing to join the sible for staffing the many unusually distinctive and unique contribution to the apostolate union. Nothing has as yet been Benedictine parishes and chap of the Catoolic Press in our nation. Open to Students laincies in Colorado. heard as to the identity of the Many new Catholic families have moved into our area in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr’s He teaches homiletics to the two gunmen who robbed Father Vacation School Rallies recent months. We hope they will become regular subMribers annual essay competition in priesthood students at the Ab Ordmas and four others. These to the Register. Those in better circumstances may wish to religion for all high school bey, as well as courses in the Included two credit union em- pay for the subscription for some less fortunate persons and students and seventh and high school division. Recently 1 * ployes: Mrs. Pauline Gallegos give them the opportunity to become regular readers of the eighth grade pupils in schools he was invited by the Univer Are Scheduled by CCD of 905 Wyandot Street and Mrs. Catholic press. of the archdiocese is an John Barron of 2547 S. Winona sity o f Colorado to teach phil As you know, the merchants who advertise in the Register nounced by Father William osophy in the university's exten A religious vacation school hymns, songs, and games. Court; and two credit union rally fo r all teachers, helpers, On display will be pro sui^ort its efforts and deserve your patronage and consid Jones, archdiacesan superin sion division 9t Canon City eration. memWs, Felix Gallegos of 4080 and fishers of toe archdioc ject books suitable fo r each tendent o f schools. Hooker Street and Benjamin High School. Kindly use the envelopes mailed directly to all sub The topics selected are: The progress made at the esan Confraternity of Chris grade level from kinder Valdez o f Cloverdale. tian Doctrine program has garten through toe eighth scribers from the Register. Additional envelopes are avail For juniors and seniors, been scheduled by the Our grade, ideas for handicraft able for new subscribers in the pew pockets. “Censorship and Liberty;” Faithfully yours, Lady of Victory Missionary and arts, and religious prizes for freshmen and sopho Sisters to be held at the Hbly for attendance. Project books DURBAN J. VEHR mores, “The Place of Lourdes 8 Benefactors Contribute Archbishop of Denver Ghost Youth Center, 416 for the various vacation in the World Today;” and for 22nd Street, on Friday eve schools may be ordered at seventh and eighth grade $36 Toward St. Jude Burse ning, April 25, from 7:30 to the workshop. pupils, “ Pope Pius XII, tha 10 o'clock. Those parish Confraterni Dominican Nuns Plan Open House Pope of the Eucharist.” ties which are unable to send The rules of the contest Eight contributors, with gifts student for the priesthood. The A worluknp for all tha a delegate to the workshop The convent of the Domin as well as nurses, nursing are: For high school students, totaling $36, swelled the S t principal will be invested and *i*ter( o f tha Denvar area only the interest used. The teaehinK in tha paroch are asked to call the youth ican Sisters of the Sick Poor students, and the parents of the length of the essay should Jude Burse in the past week to will be the scene of an open elementary and high school CaOiqlic people are requested to Abbot Loonard Schwinn, ial aehooU will ba con- center at CH. 4-3426 if pro be 900 words, and for grada $S;445.10. The donors included: house to be conducted this students. The program will remeAlwr the education of Den O.S.B. ducted on Saturday after ject books are desired. Or school pupils, 300 words. M.G.L. o f Denver, who gave Sunday afternoon, April S3, consist of a tour of the con Each essay is to be typed or ver seminarians in their last noon, April 26, from 2 to ders must be placed no later $1; M.L.P., Denver, $6; F.M., from 2 to 6 o’clock. vent and the presentation of wills and te sta m e n ts. Any No. 5, the land came into pro- 4 o’clock, a!*o at tha yontb than May 3 in order that written in ink, and each Sterling, in thankspving, $2; Invited to attend are all the amount will be gratefully re prietaty possession by the tne mon- center. , they may be received in time slides and movies on the work school may submit its three J.V.C., Englewood, in thanks for the vacation school. high school girls of the area. of the community. ’’ best essays in each division. ceived. The future of the Church sstery last February. The land The purpose of the two giving, $2; the Order of St is directly bordering on the older rallies is to acquaint the Christopher, Denver, $6; D.E.B., depends upon a well-prepared priesthood in sufficient numbers holdings of the Abbey, which Confraternity workers with a Denver, in thanksgiving, $6; amounted to about 132 acres, day’s program in a religious M.S.D., Denver, in thanksgiv to meet ever-expanding needs. Donations to the seminary thus making the land available vacation school. These classes ing, $5; and F.W., Denver, for to the Abbey a total o f 220 acres are soon to get under way a favor granted, $10. burse may be sent tq the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop for school, monastic, and farm throughout the archdiocese. The sum of $6,000 will estab of Denver, Chancery Office, purposes. The program will Include lish a seminary burse in per 1536 Logan Street, Denver, A new classroom and study suggestuons in teaching and petuity for the education of a Colo. hall unit, erected to the north- presenting doctrine, liturgy, MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN AM ONG PUPILS Club Active in Religious Instruction
A VIGOROUS catechetical being taught the rudiments of dnin6 who In turn asked for ated in order that they may p r o ^ i ^ is being conducted by the faith by Catherine Gaffney, volunteers from the club to do become self-supporting. {j, - dental technician, and Ken that work. The immediate aim 6f the the S t Thomas University Club • • • o f Denver. Peters o f the Register editorial club's program is to assure that Members are teaching the staff. THREE MEMBERS launched all make their First Communion faith to Catholics at Laradon The program was started the program at Laradon in and to attempt to have those Hall, Denver, and the State more than two vears ago. John February, 1966. The children, who have made their First Com Home for Mental Defectives, Landrum, president of the club compriaing at present a class munion receive the Eucharist M ndArniTfitlA n St Mary’s School, Leadville, will begin In charge-of bringing the building up to date will be tha m g a e r n i z g i i o n week, the very Rev. James B. Ham Ridge, and public school chil at that time, was director o f the of six, range in age from 11 regularly. Another aim is to Continental Builders o f Leadville, with the Smith Electric Com dren of Our Lady of the Visi housing project in Globeville to 18 and have an average men teach the pupils the ordinary blin, pastor, announced. An architect’s sketch o f how the old pany of Leadville and Slattery A Company (plumbing and tation Mission, Adams County, adjacent to Laradon Hall. For tal age o f from five to seven prayers and to foster the habit building will look after the completion of the project late this and S t Francis’ Parish, Castle mer State Representative Jo ^eart. The ^oal o f Laradon Hall of regular and mental prayer. summer is shown above. heating) as the other contractors. The modernization was planned Rock. by Richard Headstrom, an associate of Toll & Milan, a Denver • • • seph Calabrese, founder o f La IS to rehabilitate the youths to The preaent building, though structurally sound, lacks radon (named for his tw o son.i, take up, if possible, regular BECAUSE OF THEIR men adequate lavatory facilities, an assembly room, and a prin architectural firm. AT LARANDON HALL, E. Larry and D on), broached the study in schools for normal ial handicap, the pupils are cipal’s office— all of which will be added in the renovation work. The project will cost about $60,000. A campaign to pay for 65tb Avenue and Lincoln, men- need fof religious instruction of children, and to find employ probably incapable, to a major The atge , of tha school is uncertain; it was built in two sections the work—as well as to reduce the debt on the parish convent- |»iiy bandieapped ^hildren are the Catholic ^ildren to Lan- ment for those whoytre gradu- ■(TumtoPagst — Coluv^S) at different times. raised about ^0,000 in pledges in February. V ^ iL -II* ■ n -I T ♦ ^ IT r - r M *. I IP4- M.aiJ J^U I n
/
f AG E T W O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 24, 1958
22ND YEAR AS HEAD COOK Holy Land Appeal The Denver Catholic Chef Clyde 'Mike' McCall Is Fixture Returns Listed Regixter Published Weekly by the Catholic Press Society, Inc. At Camp Sf. Malo, Cathedral Schools For Archdiocese 938 Bannock Street, Denver (Continued From Page One) Subscription: $3.00 Per FOOD IS AN IMPORTANT|‘‘Mike” McCall is an important season’* provides warm meals BIm i m I SscramcDt ...... S4(.M Year. Sold in combination ITEM in the life of every ^ow - person at Camp St Malo. for the students at the Cathe Chrtat tbe Kine ...... with the Register, National Cure 4 'Art ...... 176.00 ing boy; that’s why Chef Clyde! Mike, who during the “off dral schools in Denver, will be GuardUa AnciU' ...... ' ...... tl.OO Edition, in Archdiocese of gin his 22nd year as head cook Holjr Grots (T bom ton) S7.St Denver. at the popular boys' camp, this HolyVomll* ______4t.«0 Entered as Second Class time in new surroundings. For Hoir Ghoet ...... 100.00 Hoir Rotirjr ...... IS .ie Matter at the Post Office thanks to the success o f last Hoi/ Trinity (Wtitminstcr) SZ.OC Denver, Colo. summer's Camp St. Malo sum Uoit Preolooi Blood ...... ISS.SO mer spectacular. Mike will have Mothtr of God ...... BO.86 Our I-ndy o f Mount Cirm tl Perfect Gift for Mother! a brand new gas stove to cook Our Lilly of Onet ...... DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES on,' replacing the old wood- Our l^ y of Guadalupe__ Dolls Dr«««ed to Order burning stove which had be Our I^dy of Lourdet Preeentation ...... I l . f l come somewhat of a landmark Sacred Heart ...... in the camp kitchen fo r the St. Anne’s (AHrada) ...... 66.60 A.B.C. Doll Hospital past 35 years. St. Anthony of Padua's RELIGIOUS STATUES REPAIRED 8t. Bernadette's (Lakewood) ...... 121.00 Mrs. J. A. HcCourt 8t- Caietan'a ...... MIKE CAME TO CAMP in St. Catherine's ...... 67.00 6 1 6 Dowaiag M A . 3-7617 1936 at the invitation of the St. Dominie's ...... l l l . l l camp’s founder, the Rt. Rev. St. Blliaheth's ...... 162.60 St. Praneit de Sales' ...... 186.00 Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti. w«u St. Itnatiui Loyola's ' t* Since that time, the camp has St. Janet' ...... 200.00 CARPETS Wall Sl John the Eeaafcllst'i.... achieved an enviable reputation R o o m S is e A CHOICt OP for good food. His menus are St. Joseph's (C.SS.R.) ...... 66.27 St, Joseph's (Golden) 60.00 and Smaller Cordlnol Spetlmofl't Proyer Book eoiv PINE EINDINGS varied, and designed to give St. Joseph's (Polish) __ ... 21.80 RUGS toini a eolledion of Mother'* prayer*, $G.2S-$4.S0-$«.00 all campers all the vitamins St. Leo the Great ...... 17.90 Larirat atUctions ia the city silent and gentle, which never fall to St. Louis' (Enylewood) .... 60.42 $10.90 end $T2.S0 and minerals they need to lead St. Mary Uaadalene's reach the Throne of Cod. No gift will lOfl.OO for every.room e the active life they live. One St. Har/'a (Liltlelonl 71.76 R. Evans, administrator o f the mission, are. left bring her more lotting joy than Amer Furniture' in the bouae H*irt««tn Wfiita EridoJ mother recently wrote, asking St. Patrick’s ...... 12.26 Catechetical Work L' to right, Dale Chisholm, Alice Nash, Barbara ica's most beloved prayer book a«>d how he made her son eat vege Sts. Peter and Psul's Lewis, and Margaret Mary Foy (sitting in pew). Optn Wtdnridiy Evinlnoi Till 9 e’dock Edition ot $19.00 (Wheat Ridge) 176.00 cheticil classes conducted by members of the missal. tables and salads, something The St. Thomas Club ia sponsoring a card St. Philomena's 187.00 St. Thomas University Club at Visitation Mis If r m tad tatastm (ssed leRdr r«*. wits hr sa n d assnU fstta she had difficulty in doing at St. Piue Tenth (Aurora) „ 76.81 party at the Knights o f Columbus Home, 1675 E.M.W. home. St. Rote of Lima's ...... 100.00 sion, 2601 W, 66th Avenue, Denver. The cate Grant Street, Denver, May 2' for the benefit of I The EDWARD O'TOOLE CO., INC. • Publishers St. Theresa’s (Aurora) ..... 100.60 chists in the background with Father George where c«(h talk* One day last summer, the 8t, Vincent de Paul's 800.00 the club's catechetical fund. 2141 So, Broadway I lOPortcPtoee N«w York 7, N.Y. camp’s director. Father Richard TOTAL ...... Hiester, wanted to know why MENTAILY RETARDED CHILDREN AMONG PUPILS SHerman 4-2754 PARISHES OUTSIDB DENVER so many visitors to camp were Akron— St. Joitph’* ...... hanging around the camp A»P«n—Sl. Hary'a ...... MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY dining hall shortly before the Boulder— Saered Heart ..... 161.10 St. Thomas University Club Active noon meal. A little investiga . Boulder. South— Sacred Heart of Mary ...... 16.00 ALL IN THE EAR! INSURANCE SINCE 1897 tion followed, and he discov Boulder—St. Tbomaa ered that Mike had scheduled a Afluinaa’ ...... ) big chicken dinner. Brieeadale— St. Jotcpfa’i .. In Teaching Religion to Youngsters i n s u r o r s Brighton—3t. Auguatlne'i. Other meals popular with the Bruah— St. Mary'a ...... 17.26 boys are ham, roast beef, spa Buffalo— St. E llu beth 'i „ fConfinwrd From Page One) Parker, and Larkspur area. This Alice Nash, Sue Gonzales, and Burllngtoe—- locality is chiefly rural, and ghetti and meatballs, toasted Sl. Catheriee’a ...... 10.60 degree, of the use of reason, Barbara Lewis have been cheese and peanut-butter sand Calhan— St. Mlcbael't ...... and, therefore, cannot commit the children attend local public teaching 160 Catholics attend wiches, big hamburgers, and, Caacade— (H lialon o f &• serious sin. Though they are schools. ing public schools from Our of course, hot dogs for the cred Heart, Colo, Springa) 4.71 probably assured o f the state St. Francis’ Parish in Castle Cattle Rock—St. Prancit'.. 10.76 Lady o f the Visitation Mission, weekly cookout. Ontral City— Aaaumptiou o f grace, it is thoaght advisable Rock is at present under the West 66th Avenue and Federal (Idaho Sprlega) ...... that they acquire the habit of administration o f the Rev. Her Boulevard. Adams County. • a • Cheyenne Wella—Sacred bert Banigan. The Rev. Walter Heart ...... 26.00 practicing the faith to the best A t the dedication o f the new OF COURSE, 22 YEARS is o f their ability. They have the L. Steidle o f Elbert is the a long time, during which Mike COLORADO SPRINGS— parish hall on March 27, 66 of Corpua Chrlali ...... 144.00 capacity, furthermore, to grasp pastor. X has come into contact with hun • ■ * the students were confirmed Divine Redeemer ...... 171.11 and ^in quite an insight into by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr G$ritd J. Heocm*u Gerard R. TaBaakhorit dreds of boys, many of whom Our Lady of Guadalupe ..... 61.06 certain spiritual truths, such as THE CATECHISM PRO- went on to become priests. One Pauline Chapel in the mission church. The Rev. Herbert W. LAibrnao (Broadmoor) ...... 88.00 the Divinity o f Christ and the GRAM is conducted by the Sis of his prize possessions is the George R. Evans, Assistant Sacred Heart ...... 121.68 fact that He died for us be ters o f Mercy and members of Chancellor, is administrator of 1936 camp register, showing at St, Mary'a ...... 2J7.70 cause of love for mankind. the St Thomas University 922 Gas & Electric Bldg. . TA. 5-0241 least 15 members of the Den Craig—St. Michael'a ...... 16 the mission. Cripple Creek—.St. Peter't The children are taken to Club. The sisters operate the This girl is wearing the world's DENVER, COLORADO ver clergy as campers. And, of Crook—St. Peter’a (lliff)... 10.60 Mass on Sundays by members summer religion school an l/n y / vUion sUr tasU samplea of on. Mr. McCall will have brand new cooking ture all types of normal driving Ask and Learn, Statien KOA 1325 15th St. Chef Mike McCall’s cooking, during the star’s MAin 3-6134 equipment thanks to the Spectacular, when he conditions. Also, only teen-aga Denver 2, Colorado Telephone visit to camp last summer after appearing ia begins hia 22nd sea^n at camp next summer. drivers holding a valid driving the first annual St M^o SpecUcular. The license m|y compete. Thursday, A pril 24, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE TH R EE Ratings of TV Movies
By C. J. Zecha^ the former classifications The following; &re movies to should b5 followed. be shown in the Denver and Friday, April 25 Colorado Springs areas jn The Fake. A-1, with Dennis the week o f 'April 25 to May 1. O’Keefe (9); Hudion's Bay, Denver TV stations i and A-2, with Paul Muni ( i ) ; ch a n n e ls are KOA <4), China Sky, A-2, with Anthony JCBTV (9), KRTV (2), and Quinn (4); Su$pieion, A-2, KLZ-TV (7). In Colorado with Joan Fontaine (4); Springs they are KRDO-TV Strange Bargain, not listed (131 and KKTV (11). <4); The Bandit (Italian), Condemned (2); On An These films have been l»land With Ftm, A-1, with checked against the Legion of Jimmy Durante (11); The Decency's classification. Films Long Wait, B, suggestive cos marked A-1 are unobjection tuming, situations, and low able for general patronage; moral tone in this inferior A-2, unobjecticyiable for Mickey Spillane film (13). adults; 'B, objectionable in part for ail; and C, con Saturday, April 26 demned. On Dec. 1, 1957, the The Great Ziegfeld, A-2, Legion added a new classifi exceptional early (1936) mu cation, A-3, unobjectionable sical (2); Trail Street, A-2 for adults, and changed A-2 (4); Man Alive, A-2, with to unobjectionable for adoles Pat O’Brien (4); Heavenly cents and adults. Since few, Body, A-2, with William if any, of the films since this Powell (11): The Overland- time will be made available to erg, not listed (13). television in the near future, Sunday, April 27 nirpinio r City, A-2 (4 ); Sort Loyola, principal of Holy Family High; and Polio Case Reported of Hunchback, not listed (2); Nuns Representing J i l t ” I Sister Jean Fontbonne, principal of St. Francis Something for fhe Boys, A-2, > met in the Archdiocesan School Office April 19 de Sales’ High; and, standing, Sister Mary Bar The first case of polio in 1968 with Vivian Blaine (9);* tholomew of Blessed Sacrament School; Sister is reported by Dr. LeGrand By- Foxes of Harrow. A-2 (11); to discuss the High School Placement Test. Left Mary Martin, Holy Family High; Sister Celes- of the Regis C ollie Seismological Observatory, ington, Director o f the Disease Life of Jimmy Dolan, A-2, to right, seated, are Sister Thomasine, principal tine, principal of Mt. Carmel High; Sister Mary of the new Machdieuf High; Sister Rose Clare, Regis Open House S ir s r t .." : will show the seismograph during the open Control Services of the Denver with Loretto "young (13). William of Mt. Carmel High; and Sister Mary house at Regia- on.^Sunday, May 4. Student Department of Health and Hos principal of Cathedral High; Sister Margaret John of St. Francis de Sales’ High. explains how earth tremors are recorded by the Monday, April 28 guides will conduct tours of all campus build pitals. The patient is a four- The Three Musketeers seismograph at Regis College, Denver, while ings, and a family dinner will be served in the year-old boy who had not been (1939 version), A-2, with Regis students Mike Roblee, left, snd Bill_Hous new Student Center. Open house hours will be vaccinated for polio. He is Ritz Brothers, Don Ameche ton study the chart. Father Downey, director from I p.m. to 8 p.m. rather severely paralyzed. (9): Ever Since Eve, A-1 'Share With Needy Children' Salvage (4); Letter to Three Hus- TUNtES INTRODUCED DUTIES IN USE OF LAND hands, B (2); Yolanda (Ital ian), not listed (2); War Drive Given Incentive With Prizes Paint, A-1, with Robert Stack (4): Two O’Clock Cour Parochial s c h o o l children clothing and shoes. According ter party at the Denver Theater Something Fishy About age, A-2 (4); /2oma7icc on the Soil Stewardship Week throughout' th e Metropolitan to Leo Keleher, manager of for the class with the best rec Range, A-1 (13). . Denver area will help the less the bureau, the emphasis is on ord; a $25 U. S. Savings Bond, Tuesdoy, April 29 fortunate and at the same time children’s clothing, but stu donated by the Central Bank Hot Dogs For Fridays Uses Christian Mofives Weekend in Havana, A-2, compete for school and individ dents will also receive credit and Trust Company, to the stu with Carmen Miranda (9); ual prizes when they join the for other discards. dent with the most bags o f sal At last you can eat hot, dogs He consulted with Curt Background - to Danger, A-2 ‘‘ Share With Needy Children” The school whose, students vage; and savings accounts of A 16-page booklet draws at to a humble open-country dwell on Friday! No, the abstinence Schivmer, a sausage maker (4): Jigsaw, B_ (2); Pink salvage drivfe May 5-12. collect the most bags will win $5 and $10 to individual stu tention to Soil Stewardship ing and its tiny pasture, to the law has not changed, but the who learned his trade in Ger Siring and Sealing Wax, B A goal of one bag per stu a 25-volume set o f the Funk & dents in each school with the Week, May 11-18, and urges Blessed Virgin’s shrine, other ingredients of the ■wiener have. many. Together they spent (2); Those Endearing Young dent has been set for the drive, Wagnall Encyclopedia. This most bags to their credit. m o n th s experimenting with that man become aware of his village fields, and the shrine of Charms, not listed (4); Fal which is sponsored by the So prize is being donated through A former ba.sketball piayer responsibility to God for the St. Francis. spices and vegetable oils; then con in San, Francisco, A-2 ciety o f St. Vincent De Paul the courtesy of the Standard Collect Over 50 Tons from Loyoia University of I.os All the while the litanies are wise use o f .soil and its related (4): Crack Up, A-2 (9); Salvage Bureau. The hags are Reference Works Publishing In Lost Year's Drive Angeles,' Bill Ijiyne, has in-1 they hickory-smoked the mix- resources — water, plants, and intoned, and the “ora pro no vented an all-seafood bot dog,ture until they achieved-the Jackie Robinson Story, A-1 to be filled with discarded, out Company, Inc. More than 50 tons of dis wildlife. bis” of the group e c h o e s grown. or outmoded children’s Other prizes include a thea- that is being introduced in right quality. throughout the valley. Appro (13): Yank on the Burma cards were collected in the past Colorado by the Sigman Meat Martunies, Sealomi Copyrighted by the National Road, A-1 (11). year’s drive with Sts. Peter and Association of Soil Conserva priately, the priest reads from Company, Inc., Denver. Are New Sausages the ritual: “ We beseech Thee Wednesdoy, April 30 ON M A Y 1 Paul’s School Wheat Ridge, tion Districts, the work was winning a statue of their pa Lane got hi< inapiration They had developed Tunies, 0 Lord to bless these seeds.” Where Daiipci- Lives, A-2, prepared with the aid‘ of lead tron saint for their record- from a Loyoia-Santa Clara a copyright name for the Then the faithful return to*the with Robert Mitchum (4); ing clergymen, including the breaking collection o f 655 football game, held on a Fri wiener that looks, smells, and village. “ God has blessed his Confirm or Deny, A-2, with Rev. Michael P. Dineen, execu Denver Bar Association bags. Tied for first in the in day night. A fter the game he precious land, and the people Don Ameche (9); Shining tastes like a meat hot dog— tive secretary to the National dividual contest were Lillian read an item that quoted the have given thanks.” Victory, A-2 (4); Duel With but contains white tuna meat. Catholic Rural Life Confer Carlyle, Sts. Peter and Paul’s; concessionaire, who moaned: out Honor (Itolian), not They contain no meat, meat ence, who served on a national Steve Archuleta, St. Mary Mag "1 have 10,000 hot dogs and derivatives, cereal, or any other Soil Stewardship Advisory listed (2); Bad Little Angel, To Observe 'Law Day' dalene’s; and Kevin Knudsen, no one to eat them. When type of filler. Tunies can be Committee. A-1 (2); None Shall Beeape, St. John the Evangelist’s; who are they going to invent a used in all favorite hot dog The more than 2,700 toil A-2, with Marsha Hunt (4); “ Law Day— U.S.A.” will he gives the individual security collected 87 or more bags each. fish hot dog?” recipes and are especially ideal coneervatien dUtricU unite Case of the Stuttering Bishop, celebrated by the Denver Bar that he could obtain in no Special kraft bags will be After graduation -Bill Lane for meals that must be meat in urging obiervance of Ibe A-1 (4); Gan This Be Dixie?, Association in conjunction with other way. It protects the fam distributed to all students and became chief accountant fur the less. week and throtfgh the book A-1, with Jane Withers (9); the national • observance on ily and other gi'oups and per each student will be requested parent corporation of the tuna Bill Lane is now president of let urge religioui group* to CiiiVt .of Janet Ames, A-2 Thursday, May 1. This occasion mits the growth of great cities. to fill at least one. The bu canning company. While ana Tunies, Inc., and operates a (11). has been officially proclaimed remind person* of thoir ob- “No realist today can look reau is making special arrangc- lyzing costs o f canned tuna, he plant near San Diego, Calif,, to - ligations in ownership of the Thursday, May 1 by President Eisenhower, Its ments for delivery of additional remembered the remark. “ It produce the Tunies. The firm land. Top Banana, B, suggestive purpose is to stress the signifi only to weapons- for security. bags as needed. ^ started me thinking on a better also makes a miniature sausage The booklet p o in ts that costuming, d ia log u e, and cance of law in daily life as it The only sesponsible answer Salvage Bureau trucks will way to help the tuna industry — Martunie — and the tuna man’s consciou.s need to give dancing (9); Bad Ladds, A-1, benefits the public generally. that free men can give to this collect tne bags at the different market its product,” Bill re e q u iv a le n t of Bologna — schools and take them to the thank.s to God for His blessings with Noah Beery, Jr. (4); A special luncheon is sched world challenge of 1958 is that calls. Sealomi. bureau's repair shops where all gave rise to the observance of Two Guys From Milwaukee, uled by the Denver Bar Asso the' struggle for world law must clothing will be. completely Rogation Days, a practice that A-2 (4); Having Wonderful ciation May 1 in the -Lincoln go on with increased intensity. is not exclusively Catholic to Crime, A-2, with George Mur Room of the Shiriey-Savoy cleaned and reconditioned be day. “Rogation” comes from phy (4);. Mad Monster, B Hotel. Chief Justice Robert G. ' “ Law D ay— U. S. A,’ is fore distribution. the Latin word meaning to (9); Bom for Trouble, not Simmons o f the Nehra.ska Su- dedicated to an understanding Families who do not have s o il SmVARDSHIP VMtK o f this powerful force and to children in parochial schools ask. )M(, im listed, (13). » p^reme Court will talk on “ The This Week’s Best Movies Rule of Law in Combating more extensive use of it for but who wish to centributa The practice was observed in the benefit of mankind. Law is to the "Share With Needy 470 A.D.' in Vienne, France, on TV : The Creaf Ziegfeld Communism.” (for which Luise Rainer won Charles S. Rhyne, presi the servant, not the master, of Children” drive ere asked to when the Bishop, S t Mamer- free men. This is what gives contact the nearest Catholic tus, ordered prayer and pen 60 to Be Confirmed an Academy Award), Hud dent of the American Bar great virility to the U. S. con School or the St. Vincent de ance on three days preceding son's Bay, and Suspicion (for Association, noted that “ May stitutional system.” Paul Society at CH. 4-S503. the Ascension to ask God’s At Industrial School which Joan Fontaine won an 1 as ‘Law Day— U. S. A.' ha* help in a time of crop failure. Academy Award). great significance. May 1 is The practice spread and was On S u n d a y afterneon, Notable TV Network Pro- the day on ^hich interna- adopted by the Church. April 27, Bishop Bernard J. ductioDs: Dial M. for Murder tional CoRimunisni celebrates MEXICO Sullivan, S.J., will confer the with Maurice Evans, Friday, its past victories and looks Msgr. Ligutti's sacrament of Confirmation / pril 28, 7:30 p.m. (4 and forward to it* future eon- SECOND ANNUAL Sermon Chosen on about 60 of the boys at 13) : Semifinal Golf Tourna quests.” the Colorado State Industrial ment of Champions from Las There could be “no better DENVER CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE In an accompanying work, School, Golden. Vegas, Nev., on Saturday, day,” Mr. Rhyne continued, Selected Sermong on Soil Stew Pprsoiin/ly Conducted by These services will be held April 26, 3 p.'m. (4 and 13); “ fo r us to recall the basic REV. ROBERT J. STOWE, S.J. ardship, Monsignor Luigi Li- at 3 p.m. in the new chapel Hansel and Gretel with Rise moral philosophical principles gutti treats "Rogation Days.” Depart* June 5 on the ground* o f the school. Stevens, Red Buttons, Stubby upon which our society is Mexico Cily, Acopulco, Toxco The executive director of the Following the services there Kaye, Sunday, April 27, 4:30 based, and to contrast them National Catholic Rural Life will be a reception on the p.m. (-4 and 1 3 ); Voice of with the cynical, immoral, and $402.00 $736.00 Couple Conference speaks o f the Chris grounds for the boys, spon Firestone with Elaine Malbin, atheistic philosophy which un Prica includes First Cla>s TrsnsportAiiofi* Hotels, slsbtsecins snd tianization of the practice of sors, parents, and special soprano, and George Feyer, derlies the international Com some mesli. the countrymen o f Rome who For Reservations snd Literature— Cell or write guest*. pianist, Monday, April 28, 7 munist conspiracy.” offered prayers to the goddess At about S:30 p.m., there p.m. (9); and Gary Moore’s A brochure, prepared by the Robigo who averted frosts. will be a dinner for the All-Star Jazz (Concert ABA notes that “ law is the al T ra v el In place o f praying to false clergy and special guests at Wednesday, April 30, 8 pju. ternative to chaos on one hand gods, the only true God “ was the church hall in Golden. (7). and to terror on the other. It 517 17th St. Oppesilt Denver Club Bids MA. 3-1211 invoked to bless, and protect the seeds and the growing crops of the countryside.” Xh; Monsignor then relates a [ 1 Regis Week Planners Discus.sing'tfinal-plans for Regis Rogation Day procession in a. Week events are, left to right, little village. The entire popu Albert E. Zarlengo, Arthur Maroney, and Janies McConaty. lace, mothers with children and Zarlengo is co-chairman of the all-Jesuit Alumni breakfast on hoary old men, assemble in the April 27; Maroney is a member o f the committee planning .for church and then follow the the academic symposium on May 1; and McConaty is a member priests, in purple vestments, of the open house committee for May 4. Two Consultants ^ ^ ' ‘ b o u l e v a r d m o r t u a r i e s America’s Most Wanted Car ■ GENERAL MOTORS In Engineering (OermaRy Eeeaomy Opel Cw) "D enver s Leading Catholic M ortuary” I Open New Office The firm of Ackley and As- speiatea, consulting industrial and management engineers, was formed March 15 by Dun FAMILIES of MODERATE CIRCUMSTANCES go to 1 I can R. Ackiey, Jr., and Clyde A FEW IN STOCK FOR G. Nelson. W ^C onaiifjL Mr. Ackley is a graduate of BOULEVARD MORTUARIES IMMEDIATE D E L I V E R Y ! the University of Minnesota NOW! and is a registered professional SEE ITI DRIVE IT! COME IN TOMY! engineer. He has had extensive where CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN to; their position and WHERE background in production man agement, industrial engineer DEFERRED PAYMENTS,ottheirconveniehce; ore ACCEPTABLE . . . DENVER BUICK ing, and quality control. Mr. OPEL • HILUMAN • SUNIEAM • SIMCA Nelson is a native of Colorado and is a specialist in methods 712 BROADWAY improvement, inspections and engineering standards. Both men are qualified in the M-T-M system of time s^ndards. Ackley-is a member of Christ th King Parish, and Nelson is a member of Holy Family Par ish. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES The firm will offer complete • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS industrial and management en gineering services but will spe • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS cialize in cost reducing pro grams based on improvements • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PLAQUES in work planning and methods and management control tech niques. The major objective is 3020 Federal Boulevard T091*So. Colorado Boulevord Csmplete Line o( Keligieus Arliclet tor Church and Home to supply to the smaller Denver business operations the advan a t Speer a t E. M ississippi tages enjoyed by targe cornea- enjoyed by lar^e companies A. P. WAGNER & CO. having integral industrial and management engineering, groups. Shuch consulant serv CHURCH GOODS ices enable smaller businesses to compete more successfully 606 14th St., Between Colifornia & Wetton with larger integrated compa "Denver’s Fairest and Finest Since 1919” nies without the addition of T A . 5-8331 expensive fA G E FO U R Offfee, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4>4205 Thuritfoy, A pril 24, 1958 PTR IS SPONSORINO EVENT SOCIETY'S BREAKFAST St. Catherine's PlansCard Party May 2 Annual May Event (S i. C«therin»’« P*ri*h, day evening, May 2, in the cafe be obtained from the ^ o o l chil Denver) teria. This beintr an evenihg a£« dren, members o f the ways and Set at St. Vincent's Tlie PTA will iponsor e fair all men aye invited to at means committde, or at the ■prine card party, for t » ^ne- tend and help the women make door. There will be special and fit of the Sistera of St. JosephToseph the card party a nnge success. table prizes. Refreshments 'will (St. Vioeent de Paul's Parith, Danvar) who teach in the aebool, on Fri- Tickets are 60 cents and may be served. The Altar and Rosary Society will have its annual Slate of Officers May breakfast on Sunday, May 4j after the corporate For Coming Year Communion in the 8 o’clock Maes. A slate of officers for the All women of the parish and their daughters are coming year was presented by invited. This mother-daughter breakfast is an annual Mrs. G. Canny, nominating affair and is strictly a spiritual chairman, at the PTA meeting and social occasion. Reser mer U. S. Army chaplain and April 16. The officers are Mrs, vations are being made through is a frequent retreat master at R, Kelly, president,, re-elected; El Pomar..The Rt. Rev. Monsi Mrs. J. Lombardi, vice presi the circle captains, and are also dent, re-elected; Mrs. R. Grif being taken by the program gnor Eugene A. O’Sullivan fith, secretary, re-elected; Mrs. committee. urges all women o f the parish, who can possibly arrange it, to GIANT H. Manning, treasurer,' re Ail ticket money must .be 1b elected and Mrs. J. Botero, his by Thursday evening. May 1. try to make this retreat as it will be most worthwhile. Mrs. torian, newly elected. Tickets are SI each. They will Donald Winter is PTA chair At the hot dog luncheon April be delivered to circle chairmen, man for the retreat. Anyone ROSES 17, 418 children were served. and arrangements will be made wanting to know details may The fi^lowing assisted Mrs. H. for other deliveries. No tickets call her at PE. 3-6693. Rates Dearing and Mrs. G.' Murphy will be sold the morning o f the for the retreat and transporta with the serving: Mmes C. breakfast so that those who Special $1.35 tion arrangements w ill be Lucci, F. Eckert, A. Saindon, D. made reservations will be guar worked out later. 6 for $7.50 Horan, L. Schmidt, S. Dytri, W. anteed an excellent meal. Churchill, T. Bertholdt, H. Mrs. Ed Hegge and her com Manning, F. Lehnerz, L. Ste mittee will prepare the food, phans, V. Brown, H. Johnson, and the men of the Holy Name GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK N. Hozduke, J. Lombardi, I. Society will serve it. the front row, Mary Ann McCallin, Linda Bar Fruit Trees ...... S2.49 Lombardi, F. Black, V. Beck, F ronciscon All Dressed Up! Moments before this R. Kelly, and.J. Botero. \A/-it c l picture was taken, the rett, Rebecca Young, Lois Bat McMahon, Lark E v e rg re en s...... S2.50 up Mrs. Dearing and Mrs. Mur- ipeok girls shown ah<3ve had just finished modeling Mehlin, Muffy Hinterreiter, Janice Furlong, Flowering Shrubs...... 1.50 phy thank all the committees An unusually fine program the outfits they are wearing for the guests at Joan Lee, Leonora Hill, and Ter^ Kelly; sec and volunteer workers for has been prepared. The guest the card party and dessert luncheon given by ond row, Sandra Kitzmiller, Marilyn Knudsen, Kentucky Blue Grass Seed — 10 lbs...... S 9 .0 0 their help in the past speaker will ^ Father Berard the PTA of St. John the Evangelist’s School, Juliette Skau, Teresa Maguire, and Susan MERION BLUE GRASS SEED Gibiin, O.F.M., head of the Denver. The youngsters are, left to right, in Lawrie. 1 lb. Covers 500 sq. ft.— per lb...... $ 2 .5 0 Third Order of St. Francis in SOIL BOOSTER ORGANIC FERTILIZER ^Denver. Father Berard from St. AT MEETING APRIL 28 80 lbs...... $ 4 .2 5 Pastor to Fete Elizabeth’s Parish is a well- known and most Interesting MILORGANITE — 100 lbs...... $ 5 .2 5 speaker. Any questions regard BALCITE — Kills Crab Gra.ss—Baj? $9.75 ing the Third Order may be St. John's PTA to Hear Book Review PAX—Kills Crab Grass— B ap ...... $ 9 .9 8 Parish Choir asked after the talk. (St. John th« Evangaalist'a But anyone who might want Sodolify Meeting BACCTO PEAT MOSS— INSECTICIDES St. Vincent de Paul's School Concert Band, directed by James Pariah. Denver) one o f the** made-up— that On April 30 Scott’s Turf Builder— Bag ...... $ 4 .5 0 ia, cryatal, jet, pearl, etc.— Fay, will present a short Members of the PTA will Our> Lady’s Sodality will Of St. Dominic's especially prepared program of meet in the Church lounge may place an order by catl Now Is the Time to Fertilize Lowns ing Mr*. Halvoraan, DU. meet on Wedne-sday, April 30, (St. Dominic's Parish, Denver) Monday, April 28, at 1 p.m. at 7 ;30 p.m. in the lounge SCOTT’S L.4WN SEED 8-2602. The Very Rev. Patrick W. They will hear Mrs. Faith room of the church. Plans will Call o* for FREE Eitimate* on Lawni & Landtcapinf Roney, pastor, will entertain Cooley of the Adult Education The John P. Maguire family be formulated for the annual the members o f the choir and Council of Denver who will has moved into their new home picnic. New members especi SOUTH DENVER EVERGREEN NURSERY their husbands or wives at a give a book review on Please at 660 Josephine Street. ally are invited to attend. dinner in the Hotel Continental R*v. John Falford, C.5S.R. Don’t Eat the Daisies written Mrs. 0. S. Folkner, Owner Mrs. Tom Shields was host Brownies of Troop 1087 on Thursday evening, April 24, by Jean K irr. Also at this ess at luncheon and cards lor paid a visit to St. Clara's Thc plant ara eompleta for 1.784 .So. Broadway SP. 7-2.8.50 — SP. 7-7768 in appreciation for the many meeting the new slate of offi the members of the Sacred Orphanage April 22. They were hours they contribute. the father-aon outing for cers fo r the coming year will Heart Circle on Tuesday, April accompanied by a group of Mrs. Mike DeBell, president, Cub Scout* in Waihington be presented. Mothers of sec 22. mothers. and Mrs. Dorn DiManna, chair Park on Sunday, April 27, at ond grade pupils will be host man, thank all who participated 1:30. All Cuba aro urged to esses fo r the meeting with Mrs. ^St. Vincent de Paul's Porish' to make the International Night bring their dadi to thil apring John Monaghan and Mrs. Rob so successful. This was the first outing. Plan* will be dia- s o . UNIVERSITY BLVD. A E. ARIZONA ert Furiong, room mothers. time such a project had been cuaaed for iho baaeball pro- T he'card party, held by the JOE ONOFRIO = SUNDAY MASSES ^ attempted and the women are *graiD for the lummer. PTA on April 17 was very suc Ho cue o f Leater, most grateful for the enthu Richard Hooper, son of Hr. 6:46, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:16 cessful. Ttie' following women Betay Roaa Piano*, siasm shown. %■ '•’W.' and Mrs. Clifford Hooper, 4646 receive “ thank you’s’’ for their Hardman Duo Play (^nfessions: Saturdays 3:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. E. Kentucky, recently under Mrs. Dom DiManno assistance: Mmes. Hugh Hill, er Piano* Rt. Rev. M s c i E ocene A. O’Sdlutan, PasroB H eads P T A went surgery for appendicitis. decorations; Richard nannigaU 2385 E. Arizona SP. 7-4813 At the PTA meeting the fol He has b«n seriously ill, and is and B-K. Sweeney. J r , flow lowing were elected for the now recovering at home. ers; Curt Ogden, accompanist coming year: President, Mrs. Cafeteria workers announced for the fashion show; and Virginia Corter Service Dom DiManna; vice president, by Mrs. AI Reed are Mmes. Mmes. Doris Danahey, Fatty Ed E. C*n«gh«r, 0« A [ Thuriday, April 24, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE FIV E Festival Success Makes Music Program Possible In Orphanages for Year The success of the eighth an (Englewood), 6.7; St, Mary’s, nual parochial schools’ music (Littleton), 6.2; Ht. Carmel, 2. festival has ^nade it possible High schools: St. Mary’s for the children at Denver’s Academy, 77; St. Joseph’s, 60; three Catholic orphanages to Cathedral, 52; Annunciation, continue their music program 27; Mt. Carmel, 19; St. Francis for another year. de Sales', 8 ; Mullen School, The festival committee re 4; Holy Family, 4. ported this week that approxi mately $5,000 was grossed from Nuns ot Orphanages the event. After expenses ^e Express Gratitude amount still will be sufficient The sisters in charge of the to maintain the music training three orphanages, Mt, St. Vin program at the orphanages and cent's, Queen of Heaven, and to make a start toward estab SL Clara’s, expressed their grat lishing a schools’ music library. itude to all the persona who Console Phonograph supported the program this Winners Announced year. On April 21 the children With the news of the success at the orphanages gave a.party of the festival came the an for Father Hiester,. archoioce- nouncement of. the grade and aan director of music at St. Members of the cast in Jenny Kissed Me are, left to right, John high school winners of the Ad Clara’s Orphanage. , ^ Senior Class Play shown at a rehearsal Walley, Beverly Hepp, Michaelene Mylet, Dan miral high fidelity console pho “ If all those persons who sup for the senior class play at St Joseph’s High Kammer, John Over, Loretta Milan, Jeanine nograph. ported the program could have School, Denver, are shown above. Taking roles Kulp, Janet Elliot, and Bill Garaon. The two echoeU that won seen the happy faces of the the phonographs in the ticket children when they were told ON APRIL 30, NAY 1 lelling contest, which wai de that they could continue their termined on a percentage music training, they would have felt a real earthly reward for A moment of Consul, looks on aghast. Fred Mauro, the Caliph, hasit, are St. Philomena't Moment of Suspense Grade School and St. Mary'i their support of the festival,” 'Jenny Kissed Me Set at Sf. Joseph's suspense in The is not at all excited and Kathy Granato un a sister spokesman said. successfully tries to attract the attention of the A cad em y. Belle of Bagdad is seen as Bill Bustos, prefect (St. Joseph's High School, and Miss Elmira Smith, seniors fresbmen will be held on Mey policeman. The Belle of Bagdad is to be pre “We are extremely happy of police, aims his sword at Randy Marcan- ' D e n ver) at Loretto Heights .College. Miss 3 from 9 to 12 o'clock. A sented by the music department of Mt. Carmel about winning the phonograph,” Charities Board Sets DeFrances and Miss Smith are registration fee ef $3 must tonio, an Italian count. Kay McKinney tries to Hiph School, Denver, on April 25 at 8:15 p.m. said Sister Agnes 'Therese of St. St. Joseph's High School 3viU drama majors. ba paid at that time. shield the count as Joanne Grieve, the American at Horace Mann Auditorium. Philomena’s. “ T h e students present the annual senior play, worked very hard on the proj Meeting on April 28 Jenny Kissed Me, on April 30 Sharolyn Sloan, junior, re On April 10 and 11 the ect and its was a pleasure and and May 1 in the church hail. ceived honorable mention in the a blessing to support Father chemistry class, under the sup The annual meeting of the There will be a double cast local Medical Association essay Richard Hiester and Father Catholic Charitie* Board will ervision of Vern Rowland, in St. Anthony's Parish Nun at St. Rose for the girls only. Holding the contest. Her entry was entitled William Jones and the festival.” ho held Monday evening, spotlight with the leading roles “The Advantages of the Free structor, toured the Allied Sister Mariana of St. Mary’s April 28, at 8 o 'clock in tno Enterprise System.” Chemical Corporation and also Academy said: “I felt I just will be Loretta Milan and Catholic Charities Annex, Michaelene Mylet as Jenny, and Registration for entering the Speas Vinegar Plant. Spring Festival Slated Residence Will had to push this drive. We have 1663 Grant Street. The pres a duty to support our Catholic Bill Garson as Father Moyni- ident ef the beard. Arch han. (St. Anthony of Padua'* Par- per. The women will begin, ser affairs to the hilt. There is no bishop Urban J, Vehr, will ith, Danrer) ving at 4 o’clock. There will be excuse for not doing so. I told preside at the meeting. Supporting them will be pie and coffee, and pop for Observe Jubilee the students to get in there and At the meeting, besides a Jeanine Kulp, as Miss Stearns; Sunday, April 27, is the day John Wally, as Owen; Beverly of the big spring festival. Par the children. Sister Mary Domitilla o f St. sell tickets and prove that they review of the year's activi Hepp and Janet Elliot, as Mrs. ishioners are invited to bring The various booths, which Rose’s Residence, Denver, will were backing their archdiocese ties, certain problems and jM u t iP. dJalsidm , (Ji and,Archbishop. The Archbishop Deazy; Carol Befort, as Jo; the whole family and .plan to will be opened for business at celebrate her 25th anniversary projects will be brought up ■ Wilda Carter, as Mary; Beverly 2 o'clock, will have attractions as a nun in ceremonies at the is trying to do so much for our which are confronting Cath stay for the deliciou.s chili sup- schools and students, and when Fischer, as Shirley: John Over, for everyone. Convent of Our Lady of the olic Charities at the present Complete Line of A ngela, Wheaton, 111., on the opportunity came to support tim e. as Michael Saunder.s; Kathy Chili and coffee will be Wednesday, April 30. something that affects all of our Cumeen and Karen Shoneman, First Communion Supplies Girl of St. John's 35 cent* e lerring, and pie She is in charge o f the schools, as well as the children as Sister Mary of the Angels, 10 cent* a cut. Familiet with kitchen at the home for work in the orphanages, I told the and Dan Kammer, as Mr. Park- Featuring our own book, “ Child Prays.” five or more children will Glenn M iller Band ing girls and business women. girls that we wanted results side. Religious Gifts of Significance. Wins Top Award be icrred at a flat rata of The residence is conducted by and not excuses. The girls did a $2 Will Play Benefit The play centers around si her congregation, the Francis wonderful job of promoting the Altar Societies: The panda bear booth, the parish priest who is set in his can Sisters, Daughters of the festival through the sale of old-fashioned way, which at Of Newman Clubs fish pond, and the bean bag tickets." The Leyden - Chiles-Wicker- We Now Have Altar Linens in Stock. Sacred Hearts of Jesus and sham post of the American Le times seems rediculous to his booth will keep the children Mary. At the convention of the In busy. The Young Ladies’ So Grode, High Schools gion, Denver, announced that associates. Not until his house Store Hours A native of Murfreesboro, the Glenn Miller band will play keeper brings her niece, Jenny, termountain Province o f the dality will be there with pop 111., the jubilarian entered the Percentages in Contest a special benefit dance fo r the to stay with them does Father 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Week Doys Jiational Newman Club Federa corn balls, candied apples, and sisUrhood a t . its novitiate in The list of grade and high Child Welfare ^ n d o f the le begin to change his manner tion, held at the University of penny candy to satisfy the St. Louis. (Its novitiate and schools and their percentages in 9 o.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays Colorado at Boulder on April youngsters’ sweet tooth. gion. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday isms. This developes into a hil mother-house are now in Whea the contest are: .4pril 27, in the American arious, action-filled comedy. 11. 12, and 13, th.e announce For the women there will be ton.) Grade schools; St. Philo Legion Hall, 1.370 Broadway, to The play is under the direc ment was made that Janice Ho a fine selection of bakery Stationed in Denver for the 1120 Broadway KE. 4-8233 mena’s. 58; Cathedral, 44.81; which the public is invited. tion of Miss Patricia DeFrances gan. a member o f St, John the goods, linens, and fancy ast two years. Sister Mary St. John’s, 44.58; Christ the Evangelist’s Parish, Denver, aprons. Patrons will not want B'omitilla has spent the greater King, 34; St. Vincent de Paul’s, was the sole nominee to be ap to miss the cake walk either. part of her life as a nun at St. 33; St. Mary Magdalene’s, 27r« proved by the convention for The profile booth will at Anthony’s Hospital, St. Louis. Annunciation, 26; St. Joseph’s, i the John Henry Newman Honor tract everyone. Customers She also served in Denver in 2.3.3; .St. Francis de Sales’, 23; Key. This is ^ e highest award merely cast their shadow, and the early 1940s. Holy Family, 22; Presentation,! offered by the national federa take home a silhouette cut-out Sister in Congregation 20; Our Lady of Lourdes, 18;' tion and is given to members Green Thumb Among the nuqs attending St. Dominic’s, 16; St. Joseph’s! who have been prominent in the jubilee ceremonies will be (Globeville), 15.2; Blessed Sac-| WAREHOUSE Booth Feotured Newman Club work. a nun-sister of Sister Mary Do- rament, 14.929; Holy Rosary, Janice, the daughter of Mr. Last, but not least, will be mitiila. She is Sister Mary Ade 14.926; S t .‘ Bernadette’s, 13.6; A T O U R SANTA FE STORE ONLY! and Mrs. Vincent H o p n of 488 the green thumb booth. Every line of St. Mary’s Hospital, Ra St. James’, 12; St. Elizabeth’s,| High Street, was a winter quar one is invited to register for cine, Wis., who celebrated her 11; Cure d’Ars, 9; St. Cather ter food and nutrition gradu an attractive planter. SALE! own silver jubilee in the same ine’s, 9.6; St. Rose of Lima’s,' ate of the Colorado State Uni On sale will be Gem ever-1 congregation a year ago. 8; St. Patrick’s, 7; St. Louis' ONLY 4 DAYS!! versity at Fort Collins. She bearing strawberry plants, leaves Thursday, April 24, for mums, carnation roots, gladi- Albuquerque to receive the olas, hybrid and plain iris, award, which will be presented potted plants suitable for in 6:30 A.M. to 8:30 A.M. to to her at the University of New doors and outdoors, fertilizer FRIDAY 6 P.M . SATURDAY 6 P .M . Mexico. annuals fo r transplanting, and Upon her return frgm Albu garden tools. querque, Janice will complete Mrs. Winston Churchill, Mrs. e r c h a n d i s e u s e d merchandise demonstrators preparations to depart for New Emil Martihac.^and John Kolz- NEW M - - York on May 2, where she has ka are. sponsoring the green accepted a position. thumb booth, and they will MANY IN ORIGINAL CRATES — SOME SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED — ALL GREATLY REDUCED I f I begin sales at 8:30 a.m., for the benefit o f thoiie who do RELIGIOUS not intfend to return in the afternoon. The Holy Name men will be ADMIRAL ADMIRAL on hand, just getting ac quainted. A good time is 21" Table promised to all. 21" Swivel CFM Members Model TV Dinner Guests W as Console TV The members o f the CFM $209.9.’> were dinner guests at the home CLARKE'S of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mac fi Millan on April 21. A fter a CHURCH GOODS short business meeting, the $ 1633 TREMONT group enjoyed the rest of the evening in the recreation room. 1 9 7 BODY AND FENDER WORK. PAINTING MOTOR TUNE-UP AND BRAKES 6— Radios, 4-Speed Phono Consoles 1— Green Dual Temp. 13 Cu. Ft. OFFICIAL BRAKE INSPECTION ...... each $ 68.27 R e f r it ...... $245.00 Used TV Sets ...... from $ 49.95 1— Demonstrator Greoa Deluxe HANK^S AUTO BODY N ew A u tom atic W ash ers...... from $159.00 Rang e ...... $245.00 WEST 38th AVE. AT PERRY STREET New Automatic Dryers...... from $119.00 1— 14 Cu. Ft. Freexer ...... $272.04 CET YOUR CAR INSPECTION NOW .... Dances with a bright western flavor 1— Color TV Set ...... $198.24 1— 12 C u . F t . F re e z e r ...... $199.18 1 Henry-Vecchiarelli GR. 7-0142 Western Flavor characterize the 1958 Loretto Heights 1— C o lo r T V S e t ...... S 2 9 6 .I8 17" Portable TV Sett ...... $138.92 Star Nights production of Irving Berlin's musical Annte Get Table Radios ...... from $ 14.88 21" Radio-Phono. T V Combination...... $318.31 Your Gun. Pictured here are Dick Chiodini and Judy Buchanan 20 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer ...... $294.66 Pbilco Rofrigerator ...... $ 89,98 who play the roles of Tommy and Winnie in this show of the Hi-Fi Console Radio-Phono.,...... $148.55 Wostinthouse Refriterator ...... $ 66.27 Wild West. Two performances will be presented Friday, April 22— 4-Speed Portable Hi-Fi Sets...... $ 44.44 M aytag S q u are T u b W a s h e r ...... $ 57.82 SPRING SALE 25, at the City Auditorium, at 1:30 pjn. and 8:15 p.m. STARTS TODAY STAR NIGHTS EVENT Chairside Admiral 'Annie Get Your Gun' Set 12 Cu. Ft. HI-FI ' Dual Temp For April 25 by Heights Kefrigerator 3 Speakers Once again, fo r the ninth The show is directed by Dr. W at $479.95 consecutive year, the student Earl C. Bach of the Heights body .of Loretto Heights Col faculty, with musical direction lege will present its annual Star Nights stage production. by Max DiJulio, well-known $ The 1968 edition o f this Denver musician. Special dance event is the bright and tune numbers have been staged by 2 4 8 ful Irving Berlin Broadway Lillian Covillo and Freida Ann success, Annie Get Your Gun. Parker of the Covillo-Parker Presentations will be offered School o f Dance. Lights and Friday, April 25, at 1:30 and sets were designed by Walter — BUY O N E - 8:15 p.m. in the City Audito Sonnenburg, also of the Lo rium. retto faculty. Kay Glowes and ADMIRAL ADMIRAL Kathy McGinnis are student Admiral Anw'e Gel Your Gun, which DUAL TEMP GET ONE FREE assistants -to Dr. Bach. IVA Cu. Ft. is based on the life of a woman Boltom Refrigerator sharpshooter, Annie Oakley, Tickets are stilL available Freezer Refrigerator takes the audience through a for both perfermanest and 14 Cu. Ft. Was $259.95 tuneful tour of the wild West Wat $299.95 Full Two Years Old may be obtained et the door Wat $549.95 shows as they were at the turn or by calKng SU. 1-6654. $ 87 Field Grown ONLY of the century. Such fabled S 4 0 A 9 3 6 4 0 0 00 characters as Buffalo Bill, B i 188 148 Choose from — Red Radiance, Pawnee Bill, Frank Butler, and Etoile de HoUande, American Sitting Bull play prominent parts in the action as it un Beauty, Pink Radiance, Talis- Dr. James P, Gray ' man, Golden Charm and Climb folds amid some of Berlin’s Many Other most memorable tunes. ing Blaze, Climbing Talisman, Packed Iwo of Leading Actors OPTOMETRIST Values Too C lim b in g White American’ ssnw vsrisry Numerous to FREE.. . Beauty. ptr psckigs Are Announced Eye* Examined— Visual Care A host of Loretto Heights List! Aprons to all coeds will take part, with Nan 213 Colo. Bldg. 1616 Calif. • EASY ette Steele, Nancy Mitchell, JOE ONOFRIO’S the Ladies who TERM S • Mary Jo Catlett, Judy Bu For Appointment Call: Ross Hardw are Purchese During chanan, and Margie Ely in the • IMMEDIATE : 6 4 2 0 E. C O LF A X TA. 5-8883 FL. 5-533Q major roles. Featured men are DELIVERY T h is S a le l OPEN NITES ’TIL 9 P.M. Elon K. Moen, Bill McIIree, 716 SANTA FE MA. 3"8585 Dennis Gslagher, Jerry Lang, and Dick ChiodinL w p m ) PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, A pril 24, 1958 AT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES Golden Jubilee 'Spring Frolic Dance' Slated May 3 Catholic Women's Group i^(tfam£nX. Tlewj, ^ (S t. FrABci. da Salat’ ParUb, at 8 p.m. in the hifh eeheol scnitz, John Lederhos, Charles Makes Annual Appeal for Danvar) library. Refreshment, will be Graas, and Charles Sekera; •erred following the meeting. May 9, Mmes. George MnU Married at Fleming Tha H o ly Name Society Workers of the League of the queen, Mary Ro^|e Fair, John "Spriiw Frolic Dance” will be Virginia Lu Sacred Heart for the coming H'erberger, and Helen Rycbak; Sustaining Memberships held Mtorday, May 8, from c ille McMil month are: April 21. Bfar- May 16, Mmes. Arthur Me- 8:80 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the lan, daughter iret Brennan and Mrs. Julia Eone, A. H. Jepson, John Guer- (Denver Archdioceten Ceoneil high school lunchroom. Vince the price of the luncheon to be of Mr. and ughes; April 28,' Mmes. AJ ette, and John Craig. of Catholic Women) Keagle’t orchestra will play. e held in the Lincoln Room of Mrs. F ra n k Fender, Frank Conner, and A. St. Joseph’s Circle will meet the Shirley-Savoy Hotel on Tieketa are $1 per person. J. Dunst; May 6. Mmes. Peter Once a year an appeal is McMillan of They may be purcnased from in the assembly room of the made for sostaining member Wednesday, May 21, at 1 p.m. Fleming, b e- Anderies and James Anderies; ^ be 32 per person, with tax, members of the Holy Name So May 12,' M rs. George Hnl- rectory Wednesday, April 30, ships of $5 per person in the eame the bride ciety who will be in front of the tip, and registration fee in gueen; Hay 19, Mmes. Stephen at 1 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Smith Denver Archdiocesan Council of Gany Ken church after all the Masses a .... ------cluded. yan and Charles McKay. and Mrs. Arthur Dollaghan will of Catholic Women. nedy, s o n of Sunday, April 27. The Altar and Rosaiy Society be the hostesses. This financial assistance Mrs. Herbert Edmonds has Mr. and Mrs. Hay Uberecken 1s general workers are: April 26, Mmes. Holy Rosary Circle will meet help# the ACCW to carry out been named chairman of the Dale Kennedy chairman of the dance. He John Blair, William Scott, Grat on Tuesday, May 6, at 1 p.m. the spiritual and charitable pro- resolntions comittee in place of o f Dailey in a urges parishioners and their tan Phelan, and Alex Pfannen- at the Little Banquet, 1265 m m in which it has engaged Mrs. James Koning, who was ceremony o n friends to plan to attend the stiel; Hay 2, Mmes. Leo Klein- Broadway. ^oughont the years. Also at forced to resign Because of Feb. 8 in St. dance as it will be the final the annual convention time a family illness. Peter’s Church social affair held by the society certain amount of expense for w ith Father until-fall. speakers, etc., it unavoidable. Jam es Hal- Retreot Master Card Party Series Set Catholic women who would loran officiat Is Fr. Fulford like to share in this work are Sociologist lalk ing. invited to mail a check fo r |5, The brid e T h e R ev. John F u lfo r d , payable to the Denver Archdi chose a floor- C.SS.R., will be the retreat By St. James' Unit ocesan Council of Catholic length gown of master at the El Pomar retreat Women, to Mrs. Alden A. De- To Be Feature Ch^tilly lace, fo r the women o f the parish (St. Jamat’ Pariah, Denver) Mass will bo introducod. larm, 1450 S. Quitman Street, with 'f i t t e d May 1# to May 18. Reserva The first of a series of This Mass will bo offered at Denver 19, Colo. bodice, lo n g tions must be in by May 8. luncheon card parties will be 5i30 o'clock. It is suggested that all new sleeves coming Round-trip bus transportation given by the Altar and Rosary May devotions will be held members do this by May 16 so At ACCN Meet to a point over will be furnished. Society on Monday, April 28, every evening during the month that their names may be in tbe wrist, and Further information may be “The Greatest Secret,” fea at 1 o’clock in the newly deco at 7:30 o'clock, consisting of cluded in the 1968 convention a tt Elizabeth obtained by calling SP. 7-3891 Mr. and Mrs. Fab Dro- tured address by Gerald T. rated parish hall. This is the the Rosary, Litany, and Bene program. collar. The full o.- Mrs. G. W. Phelan. SP. Cooney, has been annonneed by site of the former church. At diction of the Blessed Sacra tar of Kutch will attend A Mm * [* efftred once a skirt was fashioned with front and back panels of lace and 7-8B96. , Mass in Sacred Heart Church, month by Arehbithop Urban the Archdiocesan Council of Nylon tulle over bridal satin. The Athletic Aueciatioa tractive table prizes and si>ecial m ent Colorado Spring, Sunday, April J, Vohr for all *u*taininf Catholic Nurses fo r its chicken will meet Monday. April 28, gifts will be offered. AU friends There were 110 mothers at dinner—program at SL An Tbe bride’s attendants were Janice Koehler, the bride’s 27, to mark their 60th wedding momberi, a* woU at a re- and former parishioners of the the PTA* meeting April 15. The thony's Hospital, Denver, on cousin, and Jodelle McMillan, sister of the bride. The bridegroom’s parish are invited to join with traveling picture was won by anniversary. With them will be mombranco in tho daily Wednesday, April 80, at '7 p.m. attendants were Stanley McMillan, brother of the bride, and the women of the Altar and Miss Cusack's fifth grade fo r their lyne children, 25 grand prayar* and food work* of Larry Kennedy, brother of the bridegroom. After a weddinj; trip children, and one great-grand Rosary Society in making this having the most mothers in at tbo Sittor* of St. Joiopb at to California, the couple will live,on a farm east of Fleming. event outstanding. tendance. The first grade moth son. Following the Mass there Holy Family School, Fort will be a dinner in their honor. The St. James' lig h t^ ei^ t ers were hostesses for the eve Collin*. ON N A Y 2 BAKERIES baseball team won a no-hit, no ning. Special prizes were do A reception is planned in their Assisting Mrs. Delarm in this run game Thursday, April 18, nated by Mmes. Emory and farm home some time in May. project are all deanery presi Home of Fine Pattries in defteating St Philomena’s, Chesebro. They were won by Mr. and Mrs. Drotar have lived dents as follows: Mmes. Horace in Kutch some 40 years. Tbeir Crowfoot, Thomas McCeney, 66 So. Broadway 11-0. The pitcher was Steve Mmes. W. Smith and Mulroney. Election Is Slated wedding anniversary is April -Carl Damiana, Martin McMa 753 So. Univeriity Learned; catcher, Ronny Art- Mrs. Kenneth Beebe, nomi 28. They have 10 children, hon, David Williams, and Harry 1550 Colorado Bird. zer. nating chairman, presented the seven boys, one of whom died Rosling. 2410 East 3rd Are. Beginning with the first following slate of officers for By Tabernacle Society Friday in May an evening the new term: Mrs. Paul Foehl, in childhood, and three girls. It has been announced that president; Mrs. James Gaddis, vice president; Mrs. Cornelius The Tabernacle Society will This organization furnishes Mintken, second vice president; meet in the home of Mrs. chalices, hand sewn linens, vest Mrs. William O’Shea, recording Carolyn Oliver Recites Etienne Perenyi, 7020 E. 12th ments, and many other articles OLIVER’S MEAT MARKET secretary; Mrs. Edward Gart- Avenue, on Friday, May 2, at used on the altar, to the land, corresponding secretary I 2 p.m. The Rev. William V. churches in the archdiocese ESTABLISHED IN 1923 (second term ); Mrs. Maurey Nuptial Vows at St. John • X Powers, pastor of St James’ which are in need o f them. Mahoney, treasurer, (second Parish, will be the guest Mrs. J. Morgan Cline at RA. term ); Mrs. H. W. W olf, histo St John the Evangelist’s double-ring rites, which were speaker. CHOICE STEAKS ROASTS ORDER Church, Denver, was the setting followed by a wedding brunch 2-3193 and Mrs. L. A. Higgins rian; and Mrs. Austin Mutz, Thera will bo an election of at SP. 7-1802, are in charge of Saturday, April 12, for the mar and reception at tbe Aviation auditor. officers at this meeting. AU this year’s collection. Any one FRESH POULTRY FISH riage o f Miss Carolyn Ann Oli Country Club. After the business meeting, Catholic women in the Denver desiring to donate items may ves and Michael L. Cummings, 8 Experienced Meat Cutters to Serve You Mrs. Joseph Watkins, program Given in marriage by her fa area are invited to attend. call Mrs. Cline and they will be both of Denver. chairman, introduced Mrs. ther, the bride wore a gown of Old Gold, Silver picked up, or can be brought to Phone PE. 3-4629 1 3 1 2 E. 6»h A ve . The bride is the daughter of Louis McMahon, the guest pure white taffeta fashioned the meeting next Friday. speaker. Mrs. McMahon spoke Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Oliver, A re N eeded Hours 8 o.m. - 6 p.m. Ample Parking in Reor with a sweep neckline, trimmed Mrs. Joseph J. Walsh is presi on sex education fo r chOdren and Mr. Cummings is the son of The Old Gold and Silver col with lace and tiny seed pearls. Gerald T. Cooney dent of 'Tabernacle Society, and condneted a question and Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings. lection is greatly in need of She wore an heirloom necklace which is one of the oldest Cath answer forum following her The R t Rev. Monsiraor John Mr. Cooney, expert in soci additional items, such as heir of her grandmother’s. olic organizations in Denver. lecture. P. Moran officiated in the ology and former instructor at looms, rings, watches, gold den Her veil of white net was ture, fraternal emblems, broken Loretto Heights and Re^s Col FAVOR RECEIVED FIREPLACE FIXTURES fingertip length, flowing from leges, promises a revealing talk silver pieces, as well as cut Grate* PROGRAM TIME CHANGED a small cap appliqued with small on a subject of interest to all. glass, will be gratefully re A reader of the Rcffisler ceived. wishes to express thanks pub Fire Mts seed pearls. The cost of the dinner and This collection is one of the licly to St, Therese and many She carried white roses, car program is |1:50 per person, FlreUgbter most important sources of rev other saints for favors received Regis Telecast to Discuss nations, and stephanotii on her but reservations must be made Andirons through their intercession. prayer book. on enue for the Tabernacle Society. Wood keldert or before April 27 with 'Why Man Makes Moons' Miss Nancy Mathews was her Lenora Priest, PE. 3-4141 day Cool hods maid of honor and Sharon time, or after 6 p.m. with CerTaln screens “Why Man Makes Moons” Father Downey also directs Oliver and Angela Oliver, sis Esther Stevens, F L 5-5264, or WEISS BAKERY Spork geards will be the topic of the the Regis seismological ters of the bride, were brides Mary Ford, FR, 7-1922. Eleerrie left Regis Today Tv program servatory, which records and maid and flower girl. Gas logs Saturday, April 26, over reports earthquakes through lUchard Haggerty was best OLD-FASHIONED SALT KBTV, Channel 9, Denver, out the world. man, and the ushers were Louis WEDDING CAKES RISING BREAD—EVERY TUESDAY at 3:46 p.m. Regis T oday, formerly DENVER MARBLE S TILE Co. A Specialty Disenssing man’s latest at viewed at 5:45 p.m., has been end mait complete ditpley of fireplace Three Stores to Serve You flxtur** in tile West. tempts to explore space will moved up to 3:46 p.m. The K^bllili#d Since Ttti be the Rev. Joseph V. Dow new time will be effective Schneider's Bakery 4024 TENNYSON ST. ------^----- GL. S-I937 M A. 3-1484 1330 STOUT ST. KE. 4-5580 ney, S.J., of the Regis Col for the remainder of the 1120 E. 6th Av«. RA 2-3143 5850 W. 38th AVE. ------HA. 4-1366 le y physics department. year. Baked Here — Sold Here LAKESIDE CENTER ------CE. 3-1703 Enjoy Delicious Food, Unique Atmosphere . . . GOLDEN FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP 9 *' Tartar Sauce i* French Fried Potatoes H o t Rolls $ 2 .1 0 ^^olumbia* Photo Shop RESTAURANT AT THE AIRPORT Mr*. Michael L. Cumming* Mortmelli, Berry Oliver, brother P.S. B ar* 7sar hlrthdar e* aaalTtnarr party at th* bMutlfuJ Shychat. Th* eakt* ar* «omplim*Btary. of the bride; Paul Lamb. Gene Daly, and Bob Holter. Danny Stadler, cousin of the bride groom, was ringbearer. A fter a short wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Denver. The new Mrs. Cummings was graduated from St. Francis de Sales' High School and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Cummings is a graduate USDA of St. Francis de Sales’ High FOR TOP mim School, and attended Regis Col AND SISTER’S RIGHTI lege and Colorado University. CHOICE Good Shepherd • Nov yoa esa dnpUfy teas your meal pIsBntng lor Fri day and other meatless Annual Party T a l l i e s _ 'arcfflade days. Serve TUNIES to a bun or as tbe ‘toieat” for i i s i Slated May 13 of solid packed choice fillets of ocean-frrah the main meal and contain NO MEAT. They’re all sea food, The Good Shepherd Aid held • TUNIES are v on tefn l tbe April meeting at the Denver seasoned and hickory-smoked to a delidous hot irllied or bribed to tbe Tea Room, and, in spite of tbe dog flavor. oven with batter b n iM inclement weather, there was a over them. For variety good attendance. Several guests LOOK FOR THIS STAMP This sensational n ^ tana prodact is shaped like try them deep fried er were introduced. barbecoed. a hot dog" and tastes like a savory skinless The annual card party will be held at the convent tbia frank . . . there’s not a scent or hint of fish. • Orlettbeyooentenrald the refrigeratcr, TUNIES year on Tuesday, May 13. Re This stamp is the government’s way of helping you to TUNIES are high in protein that gives are tasty cold. They are freshments will be served be thonraghly pre-oo^Eed. ginning at 12:80 p.m. Cards growing youngsters, and all the family, that will be played in the lar^e as know meat quality. All beef and lamb cuts sold at your Safeway extra vitality. Get TUNIES today. You’ll find sembly room. Tickets will be mailed to members on May 1. Stores are cut from meat that Federal Government has graded them in the cold meat case at your wu^rket. They’re delicious and nutriUous! Steamboat Spgs. and stamped “U.S.D.A. CHOICE” Giiade. A BREAST-0’ SAYS IT'S TIME TO PIANTI Women’s Study Club Mr. and Mrs. Vincen Rally Planned May 1 Pedotto announce the en Architects, Contractors, Builders, gagement of their daughter, Real Estate Men and Home Owners — Members of the Catholic Gloria Pedotto (above), to Fred TAKE NOTICE .... PLANT THE BEST! Women’s Study Club will meet LuccLJr., son of Mr. and Mrs. in the tea room of the Denver Fred Lucti of Denver. INSIST ON Northern Grown Trees & Shrubs Dry Goods Company at 1:16 Miss Pedotto is a graduate Wondering Where p.m. on Thursday, May 1, Fol of Westminster High School. lowing luncheon and the presen Her fiance is a graduate of —^ Best and Most Beautiful Evergreens ^ tation o f plans for the annual Holy Family - High School in card party, Mmes. Frank Beagle JUNIPERS . . . uprights & spreaders, the Denver. Your Dollars Go? and L. J. Rabtoay will lead in a The couple plan a wedding very finest at prices you can well afford. discussion of “The Gospel Ac July 26 at Assumption Church FRUIT TREES . . . All kinds. Shade trees galore. cording to S t Luke.” in Welby. Pay By Check, And ROSE BUSHES . . . 30 varieties. 2 yr. old. Field grown. Bush ..$1.29 Climbers ..$1.49 Married in Wheat Ridge ALL POTTED & SURE TO GROW You Will Know! Flowering Shrab* ft Vine* of All Kindt T h e Rev. John A. Can- PERENNIALS . . . 65 varieties to choose Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dou- iar witnessed from. All 2 yr. clumps. . . potted . . . will gran, 4 8 1 0 S. P ea rl Street, the marriage of his sister, bloom heavy this year. Denver, announce the engage Open a convenient Margaret Can- ment of their daughter, Norma BULBS, GLADIOLAS, DAHLIAS, GANNAS, jar, to Lt. Wil Jean Dougan (above), to Robert checking account, and liam E. Brauk- TUBEROUS BEGONIAS, CALADIUMS, ETC. L. Buckner, son o f Mr. and man, USAF, Mrs. Charles F. Buckner, 3070 have a record of every ------SPECIAL ------and celebrated S. Pearl Street. The couple plan the N u p t i a I COLO. BLUE SPRUCE (Sure to grow}, a June wedding. paym ent. Mass w h ich 5 yr. old, petted ...... 9 8 ^ Ea. followed the MUGO PINES, (Sure to grow), /or d ou b le ring 5 yr. old, petted ...... 7 9 < Ea. DRY CLEANING ceremony i n GRASS SEED AND LAUNDRY Sts. Peter and Paul's Church, C d i L WHEN MONEY MAHERS KENTUCKY BLUE (The very best) ...... 8 9 y Lb. T A b o r Wheat Ridge, QUEEN CITY (The best m ixture) ...... 89< Lb. 5 . Jan. 26. MAKE IT SURE TO CROW! CASCADE 6 3 7 0 The bride is th e daughter | of Mr. and '*Ours Grow and Mrs. F. J. Can- jar, 4420 Reed If It Grows — W e H ave It!'* Street, Wheat A m e r i c a n Ridge. Mr. and M rs. C. A. I COME SEE- Braukman,7261 Downing; “THE OLD RELIABLE’’ Street, Den-’ NATIONAL BANK ver, are the 7^ parents of the 17th & Lawrence Free Parking bridegroom. ORNIE KNAPP’S CLARKE'S Miss Helen M*mb«r Ftdtrel IntursiK* Corpwotiea Canjar, sister | Here to Stay! of the bride, CHURCH GOODS ws$ maid of honor for Mrs. Braukman while Raymond Canjar, 4550 COLORADO BLVD. 1633 TRGMONT Robert Gandell. an^ Leo J. Canjar served as attendants for Lt :| BraukmaD.— (Arthur Lord Lee photography) w Thursday, A pril 24, 1958 fA G E E IG H T OFfte*, 938 Bannock Sheet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 St. Francis Is Speaker for Language Meet Selected to speak on classical language at the national For eign languages Conference is Sister Joseph Andre, Latin in structor at St. Francis de Sales' High School, Denver. Sister, who teaches first, second, third, Collegians Place High in Contest and fourth-year Latin at St. Francis de Sales, left April 21 fo r the conference, which is being held April 24-26, in Lex ington, Ky. use of the microphone, a skill which often proves useful in Senior Drama Students K later life. All the principal languages of the world will be considered Itifc part in the presentation of a radio-type play. Such work, From left are Anne-Marie Lagae, Elaine Schoendaller, Mary Ann Famularo, Mary Ellen Foster, Judy Sims, Peggy Mur during the conference. Sister explains Miss Marjraret Grace, S t Mary’s speech director, helps will speak on the topic: “ A the student realize the iraportince of the voice in acting; since, phy, Sandy Monroe, Jane Grothaus, and Ann Dwyer— all seniors in radio drama, the actor must achieve complete characteriza who, earlier in the year, took part in a radio drama presenta tion through the use of the voice alone, without the assistance tion before a St. Mary's Academy student assembly, fo r the of gesture, scenery, and costuming. Radio drama work also gives benefit of the school's N.F.L. unit. the studeftt an opportunity to become familiar with the correct 75 STUDENTS COMPETE ENTITLED 'DANNY DITHER' Seven High Schools Take Cathedral Pupils Slate Part in Forensic Contesf Comedy on April 25, 26 About 75 speech students oratory and extempore. Sally (Cathedral High School Band to Ploy from seven local high schools McCabe (St. Francis de Sales'), D e n v e r) Music will be provided b / a met in brisk competition for tied with Karen Maestas’ (Holy Dainiu Dither, a musical com select group from the school awards and NFL points at the Family) for third in humorous edy, will be presented by Cathe band under the direction of are shown above discussing St. Mary’s Academy speech intepretation; and Fred Hamel Two students of Regis Col S. Bryant, received a check for dral High School students un Charles Watts, Cathedral band lege, Denver, James Sena and $30. Marvel, a sophomore, is tlieir winning papers with .the meet. Cherry Hills, on Satur (Regis) tied with Marla K. der the direction of Wayne instructor. The choral group William Marvel, placed second the son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rev. Robert R. Boyle, S. J., day, April 19. A notable fea Artzer (St. Francis de Sales’) Jackson, speech teacher, and consists of 32 students, under and seventh, respectively, in an Marvel of 1170 Locust Street. head o f the Regis English de ture of the meet was the fact for third poetry. Miss Helen Barrack, drama Mr. Jackson's direction. Danc- intercollegiate English essay Sena, left, and Marvel, right, partment. that each participant was com F u ll roach, this Friday and Satur ng is also included in the musi- peting in a field or type of contest for students from nine Day's Schedule day, April 26 and 26, at 8:30 ical. Some of the dancers are Jesuit colleges and universities. event that he had never before p.m. in Oscar Malo Hall, Cathe Dolores De Herrera, Judy Mar- entered in any NFL meet The' day’s events opened with The Rev. Louis G. Mattione, dral’s school gym. The donation but, Virginia Bell, Kathleen registration, scheduled for 8:30 S J., Regis dean, said Sena’s St. Joseph’s M ilitary Academy First place winners were is 31 per person. Murray, Frances Walker, Maria a.m. A fter two rounds o f com second place was the highest Sheryl Stein (S t Francis de The part of Danny Dither De Lorosa, Gale Banks, Dorothy petition, luncheon was served attained by a Regis entry in Hays, Kansas .Sales’^ in oratorical declama will be played by Jack Chiodini, House, and Beverly House. Sister Joseph Andre in the S t Mary’s cafeteria at the past 10 years. He added tion; Bonnie Young (S t B’ran- a speech student who has won Every one concerned with IsirSisf SthMl (SsSiKttS ky tk« Cifuckis ftsneifcss 12:16. Round three opened at that Regis placed second behind ci^ de Sales') in original ora many honors for Cathedral this musical has put much time Grammatical Pattern Through Fillitri. 1:15 p.m. and was followed by Rockhurst College of Kansas tory: Jo Ann Brunner. (Holy through the National Forensic and effort into it. Stage work Four Years of Latin.” Host for an awards assembly in the City, Mo. a Senior Hi|h School a Member of Family) and Jim Steicken (St League. Other students who that has been done includes the conference will be the Uni school auditorium at 2:30. North Central Ass'n. * Completa Aca Francis de Sales') in dramatic have leading roles are Louise widening the stage three feet, versity of Kentucky. The For Other schools represented in, interpretation; Carol Conley SekoeU taking part were Kurtzman, Bonnie Johnson, making a revolving set. and eign Language Conference of the contest were Loyola Uni demic Program a All Major Sport* Annunciation, Holf Family, tllnly Family) in poetry read Janet Ipsen, Patty Jay, Don working to have better lighting the university is the sponsor. versity, Chicago, III.; Creighton • ROTC Honor School • Civil Air ing: Loretta Slota (Mt Car Mt. Carmel, Mullen, Regie, Dunn, Phil Rotole, Bob Peller, University, Omaha, Neb.; St. effects. Everything in the play Sister Joseph Andre has at Patrol * Indoor Swimming Pool and mel) in extempore; and Gary and St. Francie da Sales’ Louis University, St. Ixiuis, and Dan Chase. is entirely up to date, and that tained two degrees in the study Franc (Mullen) in humorous High Sdiooli and St. Mary's Mo.; Marquette University, Mil lO-Point Rifla Range. Academy. Each school was includes the costumes. The ac of Latin. The first is a bachelor interpretation. tors playing the part of angels waukee. Wis.; Xavier Univer .Second place awards went to allowed two entrants in each of arts degree which she re For C«t*IoKU* — AddrMB BuflntM OfHc* will wear chemises. ceived at Fontbonne College in sity, Cincinnati, 0.; Detroit Peter Craven (Regis) in ora of the contest's six divisions. University, Detroit, Mich.; and The general arrangements Heights Scholarship St. Louis, Mo. The second, a torical declamation; Robert 6 High Schools John Carroll University, (^lleve- Leyden (Regi^) in original ora for the meet were handled by Loretto Heights College master of arts, she obtained from St. Louis University. land, 0. tory; Sue Vranesic (St Fran Margaret Grace, director of awarded its four-year drama All entries were in the form cis de Sales') and Kirsten Po- speech and drama at St. Mary’s. scholarship to Kathy Robison, In 1966, Sister came to St. o f 2,600 word essays on the lak (Holy Family) in dramatic Miss Grace was assisted by o f Compete in 1st a senior at Cathedral High Francis de Sales’. Since that topic ‘‘The ‘Good’ Man in Mod ficers of St. Mary’s NFL unit: ivant 8 handier interpretation; Mary Lou Mc- School. During her two years time, she has been instrumental em American Society." Each Mary Ann Johnson, president; Closkey (Holy Family) in ex at C.H.S., Kathy has been very in the growth of the Junior school submitted the beat three Sheila Sullivan, vice president; tempore; Sherrie Mally (St active in school affairs. She is Classical League. She is, at papers turned in by under-grad Linda Watkins, secretary; Di Choral Festival Francis de Sales) in humorous prefect of the sodality, and present, moderator of the club, uates. anne Tramutt, treasurer; and interpretation; and Shelia Sul Six Denver parochial high has won many awards in Na which is the largest ahapter Sena, a senior and the son of kitchen ? Diane Wagner, recorder. livan (St Mary Academy) in schools participated in the first tional Forensic League meets, in Colorado. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Sena, 1656 Judges for the meet were poetry reading. Chorus Competition held at St. Danny McNally and Ken representatives from the Toast Francis de Sales’ High School, .lones. both from Regis, took masters’ Club, the '•'oastmis- SPONSORED BY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS third places in oratorical decla tresses’ Club, the Denver Pub Denver, April 18. The solo and mation and dramatic intei'pre- lic School. Wheatridge High ensemble division of the com lation, respectively. Judy Smerz School, as well as college petitive festival is scheduled for Sunday, April 27. Area Senior Catholic Boys Eligible and Hein,.from S t Francis de speech, students and speech- Sales’ were third in original trained PTA member.s. Judges awarded ratings from one to live to the participating groups. For Scholarship to Regis College SCHOOL AXD INSTITLTIOI^ In the Mixed Chorus division, St. Francis de Sales' was raetd Application blanks and rules 539 of the Knights of Colum which will begin promptly at Specialijing F L R N IT L R te first with a Division II; Mt. for the 13th annual Knights of bus, is valued at $1,600. 'The 7:30 p.m. on May 5, will be a Carmel, III; Holy Family, III; Columbus scholarship to Regis purpose o f the annual, grant is regular college entrance type in Quality Exclusive Distribulor of and St. Joseph’s, IV. Boys’ College, Denver, were mailed to foster educated lay leader examination. Tardiness for this P lu m b in g Chorus, the second section, was this week to all the parochial ship in the Denver area. examination automatically dis ami the outstanding area of compe qualifies. NORCOR School Equipment high school principals in the Applicalion Blanks H eating tition fo r St. Francis de Sales' Denver area. The winner o f the scholar as they received the score of From Principals ship' will be chosen by mem R epairs • BANQUET TABLES • TEACHERS’ DESKS Division I. Cathedral was Any male Catholic senior in Interested senior boys may bers o f the Regis College ranked III; St, Joseph’s, IV ; the upper third o f his graduat obtain application blanks from scholarship committee fr o m • FOLDING CHAIRS • LOUNGE FURNITURE and Mullen, IV. ing class is eligible to take the their high school principal or among the 6ve top contestants examinations, which will be ad • OFFICE FILES • L O C K E R S Girls’ Glee was the field directly from the Knights of in the written examination. ministered by the Rev. Louis SLATTERY for Cathedfal, who gained the • STORAGE CABINETS • DRAPES A CARPETS Columbus home. These appli The final award will be based rating of Division I. Holy Fam G. Mattione, S.J., dean o f Re cations must be turned in at on need, 'c'ipability, leadership gis College, on Monday eve ily scored II: followed by St. the K. of C. Home on Satur and potential. Scholarship com Francis de Sales’ with III; and ning, May 5, in the Knights of day, and must have been mittee members are Joseph & St. Joseph’s with III also. Columbus home, 1575 Grant. signed by the youth's principal Dulmaine, George Brugger, You1l be delighted with th* tonvenience of a kitehen tele d e s k s De Sales Director The scholarship, swarded and pastor. Bernard Golding, and Andrew annually by Denver Council The a c t u a l examination. J. Martelon. phone. Costs only ponniei o ecNVER. ceioeseo Initiates Program COMPANY day. Eoty to order. Just coll This is the first time such Plumbing ami W ealing ^ our busined office. SHOW ROOM— 2620 WALNUT KE. 4 -7 1 4 7 a presentation has been held for parochial school students. Contractors Initiated by Mrs. Jo Noakes moifern homes have JOHN J. CONNOR. President ...... I.asham, choral director at St. ROBERT F. CONNOR. Vice Pres. Francis de Sales,’ the program handy phones-in c o b lt All Buriat Insurance offers a chance for friendly 181 Vallejo St. competition, good sportsman Phene iMounfo/n Slofai Fa/apliena ship. and increased interest in S H . 4-3181 Policies Accepted vocal aqtivities. It is intended to promote spirit in the various choral departments throughout the Archdiocese of Denver. There are IS veriout ijarkgtlial-Npottatti group* which may ba entered April 27, and each tchool i* permitted to tend eight so For the t loist*. t Schools may enter in any MA. 34006 one, or all of the classifications I in which they feel qualified. It m is hoped that all Denver area finest pfiTOchial schools will find it I possible to enter in at least some categories. J’OA, ... USIC Where N E R V E ★ THE Deafness Strikes - ^ tiuCi...EW[llS MUSIC ,nniji ■STT caufOtHIA tt. NIC StOC. A a ★ PlTIfl PrAin PAUnltv Pretty Patty Hendenon attendants, Mary Christine Hqmphreys,'senior One hour jrii parJting, Mumcipsl Parking Cange, 174! Stout St. rrom nOyaiTy jcent«r). prom queen of St (right): and Flo Canino, junior, radiate joy as they anticipate the annual junior-senior Francis de Sales’ High School, Denver, and her prom. ★ 1 1 1 PATTY HENDERSON NAMED QUEEN ! AvoHibW Visit Your Hart 'Prelude in Pastel' Is Chosen Theme . . . O u td o o k , The fessset Su ssHiss Nsrv* Bees- sssf fssstvsr. IS* esly •** iwde CATHOLIC LIBRARY sosJeihrtly tsr sdM serve deoNesi Of Fransalian Senior Prom A^ril 25 COMPLETE SELECTION *M , Is *M svsfMIt PAG E N IN E TKiiriday, A pril 24, 1958 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eyitone 4-4205 M ustangs vs. Tigers in Feature TWO ONE-HITTERS HIGHUGHT OF WEEK'S ACTION By P hil R itter Regis, also undefeated, takes the third inning, hut by that The top attraction in the on St Joseph’s Bulldogs, who time the Raiders had a six-run Denvet" Parochial League are still searching fo r their lead. Control froubie by Catter- Sunday, April 27, will be first win o f the season. mole led to four runs fo r tha the first game at the Fifth Cathedral and St. Francis’ St. Francis Gremlins, but any and Federal field. The Mul will previda tha action in hopes they had of overhauling Cage Banquet Set len Mustangs challenge the tho opener at City Park, and the Raiders were short lived as Holy Family Tigers. B o ^ teams it looks liko a long after- ' Regis retaliated for five in are undefeated. Mullen de noon for tha Gromlins. Ca their half o f the third. feated Mt. Carmel 10-6 fo r its thedral's B I a o j a y s have Holy Family scored 15 runs By Rangers Apr. 28 second win this past Sunday. seerad 30 runs in two league against the Annunciation Card The Tigers of Holy Family took games, and last weak Mike inals, but only six o f them were, R e j;i8 Collefre basketball F. Dee will be the speaker for advantage of a 10-run inning Moriarty turned in a top boosters will celebrate Monday the occasion. to dump Annunciation 15-11. pitching job. In the mean STANDINGS eveaine. April 28, when they Reservations for the dinner ather fo r the annual Ranger may be made through commit In the 8 p.m. attraction at time St. Francis' has lost School WL Pet. fasketball banquet. tee members Tom Waters, Jerry the Federal field this Sunday, two, both by 10-rnn m ar Catbadral ...... 2 0 1.000 Gatligan, and Paul Celia, or by The clan will gather in the gins. Holy Family ____ 2 0 1.000 Onyx Room of the Brown Pal calling the college at GEnesee ace Hotel at 7 p.m. under the 3-6565. In the 8 o’clock tilt at City M u lica ...... ____ 2 0 1.000 sponsorship o f the iJenverDenver RegisRegis»onsorship Park the Annunciation Card Regia ...... 2 0 1.000 Club. The oancmet is being held RusSell, Jones inals the M t Carmel AnnunciatioB 0 2 .000 a.s part o f the Regis Week cele-part Eagles'will both be after their Ml. Carmal . _____ 0 2 .000 bration in observance of the Boryla Calls first wins o f the season. In St. Francis . ____ 0 ■ 2 .000 college’s 70th anniversary. The 1967-58 Ranger squad, loJoinStars their game last week against St. Jetaph’t _____ 0 2 .000' which had a 14-9 record for the Mullen Mustangs the Esgles the season and made the re- 24-Second played it even into the final ginal finals of the N.C.A.A. in earned. Ed Brand and Bob For Arena Game inning. Four Mustang runs at the small college division for Christie paced the Bengal at this stage of the game proved the second consecutive year, Bill Russell snd Casey Jones, tack with three hits spiece. will be honored. Rule Great Louis Cardinals, and Larry Varnell, former their undoing. Baseball Welcome S , ) ‘’h'ip:”De.’ basketball coach at Regis College, Denver. Me- the fabulous Ssn Francisco Uni Roman Garcia paced a losing Sharing the head table spot versity cage twins of two years light with Bob Carroll, toast "The greatest rule change in ver give baseball an official welcome at the Conaty, a prominent Catholic laymen, welcomed One-Hitters Are Feature effort for the Cardinals lacing tbe Cards and Chicago White Sox as exalted ago, will tie with the Eastern master for the evening, will be basketball' all sfnce the game was Old Timers’ baseball banquet. With him are Two one-hit pitching per a triple and a single and driv Coach Harvey Moore and gradu invented has been - tbe 24-sec- Fred Hutchinson (right), manager of the St. ruler o f the Denver Elks. All-Stars when the giants o f the professional circuit come to ing five runs across the plate. ating senior squad members, ond rule." f o r m a n c e s highlighted last Denver on April 29 for the an John Gatens and William Boll- These words of authority week's games. George Catter- Heme Runs, Highlight FIVE PERFORMANCES SCHEDULED nual East-West All-Star con werk. D-C Truckers Coach John were spoken by Vince Boryla to mole of Regis and Mike Mor Four home runs highlighted an overflow crowd of sports en test. Russell, Boston Celtic center iarty of Cathedral turned in the Mullen-Mt. Carmel contest thusiasts at the Friday Lunch who was injured in the cham won by the Mustangs 10-6. Al eon Club of the Knights of Co the performances fo r their Former Parochial pionship playoffs against the lumbus April 11. Ticket Sales Ahead of Previous Pace clubs. Rendon broke a 6-6 tie with hi> St. Louis Hawks, has apparently “Tbe emphasis today is on round tripper and moments recovered enough to again be Cathedral managed only five Star Presented offense,” Boryla said. "People available for action. ‘ hits o f f thres Bulldog hurlera later Gary Erker hi^ another do not like to sit in the stands For Regis Players' Staging of 'Rope' Jones, still a member of Uncle for the Mustangs. His blast and watch one team play ‘keep but a dozen walks and four Award at Mines away’ from another.” Sam’s Air Force, is on furlough errors made things easy. Be came with two mates aboard act suspense drama by Patrick Theater. The five performances and has been given permission Boryla was referring to the Advance ticket sales fo r r»< sides his top pitching effort and provided the final margin served seats at the five per Hamilton, is the fifth major are scheduled fo r May 1, 2, 3, to play with the pro stars for Tom Carroll, a petroleum en four-overtime battle between MoViarty turned in a perfect of victory. gineering student at the Colo the D-C Truckers and the Pe formances o f Rope have been production of the Regis Players and 4 with curtain at 8:30 p.m. the remainder of the tour. He has already signed with the Tom Schroeder also hit for rado - School of Mines and a oria CaterpUiars in the AAU well ahead o f sales at the same o f Regis High School, Denver, and a matinee on May 4 at day at tbe p lst« with two hits Celtics and will join that club graduate o f St. Francis de finals last month. time last year. Hope, a three- at the B onf.ils Memoriai 2:80 p.m. in two official trips tS the plate the circuit for the winners and after his discharge in August. Sales High School, Denver, ha$ “ I know positively that 1,500 The three-act suspense drama and three runs scored. He also Carl Morgan connected for a is a psychological thriller from Up to the present, the East been named the outstanding fans walked out of the arena homo run and a single to pace the London and Broadway pro ern stars have been having picked up three RBIs. junior athlete at Mines and has during those four overtimes," he duction of the same name. It their troubles with the West Cattermole took hit lumps in the loser's attack. received the alumni chapter said. Gart Brothers Schedule is a typical Hitchcock drama team, finding it almost impos trophy in recognition of the Under the present profes VISIT GART BROS. All Family SPORTS and CAMERA with a surprise ending. The sible to stop the scoring feats honor. sional rules, it is not uncommon SHOW AT MAIN STORE, 1643 Ijirimer St. Thurs., Fri., movie was directed by Hitch of George Yardley, the NBA The award was made to Car- fo r pne team to come from 15 cock starring James Stewart, scoring champ from the Detroit Sat, Sunday. roll at the annual Mines ath points behind and win a game, All-Family Sports Show the ex-New York Knick coach Farley Granger, and the late Pistons, and Bob Pettit of the BANCROFT letic awards banquet. He was champion St. Louis Hawks. added. It is time, once again, fo r the The Colorado State Game and Robert Walker and was released TENNIS BALLS also named the most valuable The combination of Russell At 31 Boryla was the young Gart Brothers all-family sports Fish Department will send ex by Warner Brothers in 1948. TENNIS First Quality New player in baseball. and Jones, always a threat at est player to have led a pro and camera show which will be perts to answer all Q u estion s Patrick Hamilton is the author Named the outstanding ath San Francisco, should add much RACKET 1958 X7R fessional cage team. Recently concerning hunting and fishing of the Victorian thriller Angel PENNSYLVANIA lete at the school was Vince held on April 24, 25, 26, and 27 scoring potential to the East he retired to devote more time licenses and laws as well as Street released as a motion pic Tcsone, Catholic football star at Gart Brothers’ main store, squad. Russell should also pro "W($T COAST MODtl" Pressure Packed to business and family in Den revealing the different game ture under the title o f Gaslight from Louisville. 1643 Larimer, according to vide rebounding strength which Multl-My Nylon Slrunf Balls ver. areas in Colorado. starring Ingrid Bergman and Featured speaker at the ban Melvin Gart. has been sorely lacking in past t-My ItMlniloS fmait 3 $ 4 6 5 When asked who was the Kefreshmente will be served Charles Boyer. h r IrforurlloM. rvMTv^laa W Can ACOBC 2-5S3S. w rid Da Gtaaea'i O y TkAaf 7?/o -Eiondt Offica,IS3l SforiSfraal. J L ^ ic r G r a U S e DENVER A RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD to be presented by DIVISION James Rhoades, Sherwood Boian, Val Grant, Pioneering in Progress for 88 Years PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY OP COLORADO The Cast of 'Rope' the Regis Players of James Curtain, and Thomas Burnett: sitting, KE. 4-51 51 tegis High School, Denver, are, from 1<'left to William Cichoski, Jack Lang, and John De t»ei ARAPAHOS—DENVER right, standing, Fred Albi, William Sullivan, Prime, f IL hi. Ill .ill.*...... fm m w t w PAGE T E N 0 if\c 9 , 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone/ Keyitone 4-4205 Thurtdoy, A pril 24, T958 Holy Family PTA's Election Siet April 28 (Holjr Parith, Danrar) Present PTA officers are Election of officers of the Mrs. Phillip Bgiamonte, presi PTA for the school year 1858- dent; rtrs. Anthony McNulty, 69 ^vill take place at a general vice pre-sident; Mrs. Louis Hel meeting of the group Monday, ler, secretary^ Mrs. Elder April at 8 p.m. in the high Lundstrom, treasurer; and Mrs. school auditorium. The nomi Steve Daniel, historian. nating committee for the PTA Entertainment at the meet is made up o f the Rev. Forrest ing will be a display of the Allen, pa.stor, and Mrs. Elder high school paper, The Lamp Lundstrem, PTA treasurer; Poet, and a fashion show. Mrs. Emmett Grace, 1956-67 Margaret Mahoney, Lamp Pp»t president; and Mrs. Peter (ditor, will explain the entire Allen, transportation ■commit composing of the paper in a tee head. typical issue. She will also show the equipment used and the awards gained by the pa per in recent years. Precious Blood Tha fashion show will be Mrs. Phil Watson, dhurch. The dance will be held on Saturday, put on by the high school Posf>Easter Dance center, president of April 26 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Wolhurat homemaking class. The class Club with Frankie Farrells Orchestra provid the Altar and Rosary Society 'of St. Rose of membars, directed by Sister ing the music. The price of tickets is $2 per Altar Unit Sets Mary Rhodes, will model Lima’s Parish, Deijver, picks up her ticket for couple. Reservations will be accepted as late as dresses made by themselves. the society’s eighth annual post-Easter dance Saturday morning. Mrs. Tony Martinez is head Canaral chairmen for the from Mrs. Joe Kinsella, a member, of the dance o f the committee (WE. 4-8962) ai|^ has been show is Jeanne Brin. Jean committee. Mrs. Joe Henley, left, and other assisted by Mmes. W. Rogers, R. Patton, H. Meet April 28 Von Lintel will act at nar members o f the committee have been distributing Chapman, S. Buckstein, H. Heffron, Kinsella, (Most Precious Blood rator and Sandra Sanders tickets and accepting reservations for table and’ Uenley. Tickets may be obtained from any Perish, Denver) will he accompanist. accommodations after the Masses outside member of the committee. Hostesses at the meeting will The Altar and Rosary So- Richard Rotole, Julie Hutchinson, and Michael be the third and fourth grade 'M ary, Queen of Spring/ ST, ROSE OF LIMA PARISH ciey will meet Monday eve room mothers. These include Gdnereux; at right, back row, Jimmy Gibbons, ning, April 28. The meeting Patton of St. Philomena's School, Denver, who Patty Nichols, and Gregory Osborn; front row, Mmes. Joseph Brisnehan, Hugh is shown surrounded by her court of honor. At will open with recitation o f the Lindsey, Ludwig Thaler, Al Linda Sandoval and Bernadette Hays. Not shown Rosary in the church at 8 p.m. tendants shown at the left are Kpren Poth, is Joseph Watson. bert Ware, Charles DiManna, PTA Plans Election Meet April 30 Sister Francis Eileen, Provin Orval Sanger, Thomas Roberts, cial Supervisor of Loretta Norman Wells, Norman Smith, Schools in the Sacred Heart (S i. Rose of Lima's Parish, instructions, which will continue Mrs. Reginald King, who served Richard Ahern, Ronald Fick, Province, will give a talk on St. Philomena's PTA to Hear Denver) until First Communion Sunday. two years as president; Mrs. Harold Jones, William Kelly, "Home Study and Study Hab. The Parent-Teachers’ As Mother Seton Circle has First' Christopher, secretary; Mrs. and Earl Camblin. sociation of the parish will Communion sets, consisting of I Nash, treasurer; and Mrs. Can its.’’ The election of officers will take place at the business meet on Wednesday, April 30, prayer book, rosary, and case,, ter, who was historian for two Final Plans Loretto Heights English Teacher for boys and girls, for sale I years. meeting so all members are For Bake Sole at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium urged to attend. at Valverde School. The group These will be on display Sunday Mrs. Christopher was co.host- (St. Philemens't Pariih, Three tpare titeable dona* Final plans for the Altar and With reading •• ■ theme, through the second grade will will select officers for the com after the Masses outside church,' ess. Denver) tioDo were received Sunday, Rosary Society’s spring bake the title of her talk will be hold a bake sale on Sunday. ing year. and also at the PTA meeting on, Si.ster Mary Louise, a pro A new cabinet expressly for April 20, to he uoed ai ba sale were completed this week. "Johnny and Suzie Will- April 27, after all the Masses. Serving on the nominating April 30. Information may be fessor in the English depart hanging the new antipendiums zaar gift*. An anonymoui The sale will be held in the Road— Or How to Make 24 Proceed.^ o f the sale will go to committee are Mrs. Larry obtained by calling Mrs. Robert ment at Loretto Heighta Col made by members o f the Altar doner gave a woman’i wriot high school auditorium after Hour* Into 24.” the PTA treasury. ,‘^wanger, chairman, and Mmes. Jones, WE. 4-0563. lege, will be the guest speaker and Rosary Society - was con watch and Floyd Boone de- all the morning Ma.sses on Sun Mrs. Robert Bell, president/ The Chairman o f the sale i.s Jack Schuster, William Rogers, St. Anne’s Garde elected of structed by George Haberkom. day, April 27. at the meeting o f the PTA on Mr.s. Robert Ertmer. She will Roger , Doherty, Roy Mills, ficers on April 15. when the nated a seed ipreader. The has announced that election of committee for special dona Profits from the bake sale Monday, April 28, at 1:15 p.m. be assisted by Mmes. Philip Harry Rosenberger, and James group met in the home of Mrs. officers will take place at this tions is now ready to accept will be u.sed by the society to in the school auditorium. meeting. Harpole, Edwin Hutchinson, Coble. .’iiike McDonough. Mrs. Robert pay fo r ordinary sanctuary and Sister Mary Louise, who is Samuel Coyle, Howard Martin, Mothers of Frosh smaller gifts. A social hour will follow the Beginning Monday, April 28, Nash became the new president; sacri.sty expenses and to ff: well known in the field o f arts Fred Clinton, and Albert Quin- The Holy Name Society Is meeting witb the fir.st grade all the public school children Mrs. Dick Hartman, Secretary; nance additional improvements. and literature, received her livan. At Cathedral Organize sponsoring a baseball team for room mothers as hostesses, un who are taking instructions for Mrs. Oren Christopher, treas Cakes, pi.es, cookie.s, and other master's and Doctor's degrees Any mothers of the upper the boys in the parish between der the direction of Mmes. Rob First Communion will meet each urer, and Mrs. Larry Swanger, pastries offered at the sale are from St. Louis University, St. gradc.s who would like to do An enthu.siastic group of the ages of 8 and 14. All those ert Ertmer,'Samuel Coyle, and day at 4 p.m. at the school for historia'h. Retiring officers afe Louis, Mo. She is former head nate bakery goods for the sale mothers of freshmen pupils who are interested are asked to donated by parishioners. Howard Martin. o f the English department at may leave them at the convent sign their name in the boys' Contacts made this week by m Cathedral High School, Den Webster College, Webster Special guests o f the after on Saturday. These goods will tMcristy no later than April 30. Mrs. Victor Moore. Altar Soci ver, met with several of the ety president, and other sale Groves, Mo., and is the author noon will be the Rt. Rev. Mon- be most welcome. If any one is , .Saturday, April 26. there will be of a poetry anthology entitled signor William M. Higgins, pas 'isters last Thursday evening a meeting of all players in the committee members indicate unable to bring these articles that the number o f donations Over the Bent World. , tor; the Rev. Leonard Urban, to the. convent, if they will'cail WALSH, GILL & SMITH in room 6 to form a freshman hall at 11 a.m. A fter the meet She has served on various spiritual director of the PTA; ing there will be an hour's prac for the sale will reach a record Ml'S. Ertmer she will arrange mothers' Circle. The group high. committees which have in and the Rev. James F. O'Grady, to have them picked up. tice session. The boys are asked cluded the National Council of S.S.C. i n s u r e r s chose the name of St. Thomss An added feature o f the sale Thera are *till *ome whit* Aquinas, in honor of the patron to bring a written permission Teachers o f English on Radio from their parents. will be a booth o f handmade Fir*t Communion «uit* avail o f schools. Mrs. M. Talpey was linen articles sponsored by St. and Television and the Modem Mothers to Hold able to be lent or told. Any Est. 1864 elected captain and Mrs. Louis Catechism classes for the Rita’s Circle members. Language Association of Mic Baked Goods Sole mother* o f boy* who need a T. Gribari, treasurer. children attending p u b lic Reports on the sale will be rofilm., Mothers of the kindergarten *uit may call Mr>. Jo*eph schools will close on Saturday, I’eler J. Walsh, 3/onnging F n rln er The first meeting fo r the made at the monthly meeting Gibbon*. FL. S-6293. » May 10. First Communion will new circle will be held on of the altar Society on Thurs Mothers of the third grade be held on Sunday, May 11, in 305 GUARANTY Thursday, May 22, in the home day. May 1. Recitation of the met on Tuesday morning at a the 9 o'clock Mass. Parents are Littleton Parish Men of Mrs. C. R. Anderson, 3621 Ro.sary in the church at 1. p.m. 'coffee in the home of Mrs. An BANK BLDG. DENVER MA. 3-0186 reminded that children mak Forest. All freshman mothers will precede the husine.ss and drew Johnson to plan the ing their First Communion social sessions of the society. breakfast? for the First Com are welcome. must submit their Certificates Plan Ham, Bacon Shoot municants. of Baptism by Saturday, April First Communion Mother-^ of the eigth grade 126. Those who wish'pictures of Class April 27 -Littleton.— (St. Mary’s Par children receiving their First met on Wedne.sday morning, I the class which will be taken April 23, in the school auditor The second o f three such ish)— In response to popular Communion in St. Mary’s Par after the Mass must bring their ium to make plans for the classes in the parish will re demand, the Holy Name Men’s ish this year. Very 1958! The Hondsome order and SI to catechism cla.ss eighth grade graduation. ceive First Communion in the Club will sponsor a "Ham and The Boy''ScouLs thank all the Stetson Tolfont with superbly not later than Saturday morn Boy Scout Troop 124 o f the 7:30 o’clock Mass on Sunday, Bacon Shoot” on Sunday, April parishoners who bought Easter ing, May 3. Pictures and bap parish is making preparation.s "sculptured" lightweight snap tismal certificates may be April 27. 27. It will be held in the Ex egg.s from them. 'The sale was for an ovemijfht camping trip picked up in the hall the week The 34 members o f the class hibition Building at the Arapa a success . and enabled the brim. Its advanced styling to the mountains the weelc end end of May 19. are Cecilia Beluscak, Helen hoe County Fair Grounds from scouts to make a generous pay of April 26 and 27. appeors in the low, tapered Bus passes for the month of Bishoff, Connie Bosick, Larry 1 to 4:30 p.m. There will ^ ment on their new bus. \ shoots at 50 cents and $1, all Brownie Troop 1086 re telescope crown with its May will be on sale in the Brachle, John Conway, Susan Potiuck Supper ceived registration cards for Capraro, Mark DePinto, Rich for .22 caliber open-sight rifles. vestibule of the church after At PTA Meeting Day Camp, Girls are requested eye*cotching center ridge. The all the Masses Sunday. ard DePippa, Susan Doering, Proceeds from the shoot will go Roxanne Erickson, Sherril Fe- to support Holy Name club ac At the Parent-Teachers’ As to return these cards and brim hos o crisp upcurl in money by April 30 to Mrs. del. Pamela Fitting, Nickolaa tivities. All men of the parish sociation meeting .April 15 in Robert Magnie. back. Rare is the mon Golden Age Club Fortunato. Patricia Gaffey, are invited to participate. the school hall, a potiuck supper All members of the Pep Club Debra Galindo, Daniel Halt, was held with Sister Justa this hot will not become and Sets Hobo Feost 3 Closses and their mothers will receive Mary Margaret Kalkhorst, Marie and Sister Ellen John's Of 1st Communiconts Communion in a hody April 27 distinguish. The Golden Age Club is hav. Michael Lindsey, Michael La- first grade room mother in Because o f the large number charge. The room mother for in the 8:15 o'clock Mas.*. ing a special "Hobo Party” for sa.sso, Jo.seph McDermott, Mar Sitter A g n * * There**, 12.95 of first communicants this year, Sister Justa Marie's room are members and guests with a ilyn McMurphy, Robert Miller, principal of the ichoel, an Francis Muehlbauer; three separate First Communion SiKv SteUons to 35.00 Kobo dinner at 6:30 p.m. Sa^ Mrs. Herbert Erye, Mrs. Gordon nounced thi* weelc that ref- urday, April 26. at the usual 'Thomas Powers, Joan classes will be held in St. Mary's LeVis, and Mrs. Donald Livoni. Church. The first one will be iftration for tha fall term meeting place in the DAV Pughea, Gregory Ray, Teresa The room mothers for Sister will be held for all now pu • Downiown ind Univotdiy Hilll, on Saturday, April 26, the sec Hall, 1225 Broadway, Denver. Ruby, Jo.seph Sacks, George Ellen John's room are Mrs. pil*, on April 29 and 30, be ond one on Saturday, May 3. tntn’t hit ihsp, ilriot riMt Prizes will be awarded to the Somraa, Mary Ann Sparacino, Wayne Brown, Mrs. John Han tween the hour* o f 4 to S The third class will be held at best dressed Hoboes, but all Kenneth Tayior, Mary Helen non, and Mrs. James Zwisler. and 7 to 8 p.m,, at the con the close o f vacation school. may come as they want to Thaler, John Vorce, and De Election of officers for the vent. Thi* regiitration t* for J STETSON There will be more than 150 dress. borah Wolfe. coming year was held. Those all grade*, kindergarten elected w ere Mrs. Norbert through eighth. Pupil* pre*- A T PRESENTATION PAR ISH Dearth, president; Mrs. Ed ently enrolled at St. Philo- Hoffman, vice president; Mrs. mena't will he regittcred Victor Chiodini, recording-sec through the (chool. retary; Mrs. Dick Tamillow, PTA Officers Elected to 2nd Term treasurer, Mrs. James Lane, Men's Club corresponding secretary; and T o M e e t (PreaentatioD Pariah, Denver) to breakfast at Catanny Hall, | Bonfila bank from parish donors Mrs. Fred Gau, historian. Leon 5th Avenue and Knox Court, is very low. Among the hospitals ard Palmer was appointed au The Men’s Club will meet At the PTA meeting the fol ditor. lowing.officers were re-elected after all the Masse.s Sunday,' that draw from the Bonfila bank Thursday. April 21, in the SOMETHING to serve a second term : Mmes. April 27. The menu includes: are Colorado General, St. An The past presidents were school hall at 8 p.m. John Ma {Joseph Cavanaugh, president; hash brown potatoes, scrambled thony's, and Mercy. honored ,with a skit concerning honey, Robert Ertmer and Ed Michael Ruscetta, first vice eggs, bacon, toast, juice -and Voluntary d o n o r * are their past accomplishments and win Hutchinson, nominating ! president; John Tucker, second coffee. The price is $2.26 per aikcd to contact Lu Barry, given corsages. The past presi committee, will present candi vice president; Manuel Sandos, family, 75 cents per person, and KE. 4*7583, or the Credit dents are Mrs. Howard Kinkel, dates for election of officers. third vice president; Thomas 36 cents fo r a child. All pro Union office, TA. 5-0021.' •Mrs. Jerry Rooney. Mrs. Rob* A, J. Quinlivan, program Venrick, secretary; Byron Par ceeds go to the athletic and More tNan the above-men ert Archarabault, Mrs. Wayne chainnan, announced that the sons, tretsurer; and John Brov- recreation fund. tioned five point* of blood Duckworth, Mrs. Robert Kinkel, entertainment for the evening Mra. Harry McCormick, and will be a documented film of sky, auditor-historian. Blood Bonk are needed to bring the *up- WONDERFEL ply to the required amount. Mrs. Anthony Gerety, retiring Camp St. Malo which is under The ways and means com Seeks Donors mittee of the organization still Thi I* a mo«t wortb-while president was presented with a the direction of Father Richard has fo r sale a variety o f re The parish blood bank is project which could benefit corsage. Heister. *Sister Francis of Assissi's ligious articles suitable as gifts again making an appeal for anyone at any tima. Tom Wilson, athletic direc for First Communion, gradua blood donors. A 40-voice choral group eight grade room won the at tor, will show a film on base tendance award for having the tion, and Mother’s Day. Mrs. Joanie Sever, two-year-old from the school entertained the ball preceding the meeting at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu “ 999 Girls Club” of Gates Rub most parents present. 7:15 p.m. All boy's o f the par Sarah Petty, WE. 4-8924, may I- IS COMING ON be called for information. gene Sever, underwent a diffi ber Company at their banquet On Pilgrimoge ish and their fathers who are cult open heart surgery but died interested in participating in BreokfosI April 27 held this week at the company On Saturday morning, April . unexpectedly April 23. In the building. 19, Miss Anna Martin and Mrs. the summer baseball program In Cafonny Hall operation five pints of blood There will be a joint meeting Margaret Neuman left Denver are invited to attend. 1 Mrs. Vern Lee, chainnan of were used to prime the special o f the parish CCD board and via United Air Lines for a 17 Bann.s of marriage are an the breakfast committee o f the heart pump used in the opera Confrirtemity teachers in the day pilgrimage to Europe. The nounced between Phyllis Simon parish Recreation Association tion at Colorado General Hos school hall on Monday evening, pilgrimage, sponsored by the of this parish and Edwin Von wishes to invite all parishioners pital. The supply of blood at the April 28, at 8 p.m. Legion o f Mary and under the Feldt of St. Catherine’s WONDERFEL spiritual leadership of the Rev. Prayers are reque.sted for Roy Figlino, pastor of SL the seriously ill; Mrs. Catherine Augustine’s Pariah in Brighton, Porter, H.S. Garlick, and P will have as its highlight a two- Steven Lutz, son o f Mr. and day visit to Lourdes in France. Mrs. George Lutz; and fo r the Miss Martin, a long-time Lit deceased: John Cogan and Mrs tleton resident, is employed in Fred J. Joyce, sister-in-law of the offices o f the Arapaho Misses Nell and May Joyce. County Abstract and Title Company. Mrs. Neuman form erly resided in Grand Ra^nds, Mich., before moving to Little Elections Held ton to make her permanent home. ,, In St. Cajetan's Miss Martin is the secretary KMYR of Our Lady of the Miraculous (St. Cajetan'* Pariih, Denver) Medal Praesidhim o f the Legion At the Parent-Teachers’ As of Mary is St. Mary’s Parish, sociation meeting April 10, the and Mrs. Neuman is an active following were elected: Mrs. member. Misa Martin is also the Paul Atencio, chairman; and sacristan of SL Mary’s Church, Mrs. Gus Garcia, re-elected vice and Mra. Neuman, who makes chairman, The treasurer is to her home adjacent to the Car be named in the fall. The sec Thursday M ay 1 melite Monastery in Littleton, retary is Angelo Lopez. devotes much of her time to the -same type of work for the Car Mission Meeting melite Nuns. An all-city miuion meeting i.s being held on Tuesday, April Notice on Photos 29, at St. Cajetan’s School. A irogram of varied numbers is Photographs for newspaper «in g presented. Anthony San- D I A L 7 1 0 reproduction should be clear tillenaz is president o f the eager bookworm appetites whetted by thought eighth grade. Ellen Louise Added to Library The PTA donation to glotty prim*, at least 5 by 7 Torres will give the welcome the library fund at of space travel. From left to right are Mary Inchei in size, although 8 by Presentation School, Denver, helped provide address. Eileen Kishiyama will Catherine Reinmuth, Gilbert Lindeman, Richard 10 is preferred. Snapshots resent beautiful patterns of these and several other timely boq^ to satisfy Rendler, Barbara Flia, and Charles Tucker. ordinarily arg not satisfactory. Eallet dancing. K - - \ f . pp U' ^ l-W' First Bazaar Planned Sixth Grade Student in Lakewood A t Notre Dame Parish Winner of Posture Poster Contest dent; Mrs. Robert Deyen, sec (N«tra Dam* Pariili, Danrtr) ]. Captains and chairmen of Lakewood.— (St. Bernadette’s up this publication. There will ond vice president; Mrs. Alwin The first annual parish ba> the basaar booths are to hava Parish) — Susan Blue, sixth be one more paper published be Riede, secretary; Mr. Steve caar is scheduled fo r June 20, writtan reports ready at that grade student fiinn St. Berna fore the school year is over. Waggoner, treasurer; Carl Yar- 21, and 22. Co^hainnen of the time. Included in th* reports dette’s, placed first in the cor Officers Elected cho, auditor; and Mr. a&d 5Irs. affair are Ralph Doronzo and are to be th* progress made rect posture poster contest in A t PTA Meeting Robert Blue, historians. They Dan McNellis; secretary, SSm to data, a list of articles the Jefferson County division. will be installed at the May Johnson; and treasurers and needed, and donations de The contest was open to fifth At the PTA meeting April 21 the following were elected as of- meeting. auditors, Joe Waters, Harry sired for aach booth. and sixth grade children in all the Jefferson County schools. Hcers for the coming ;^ear: Mrs. Mrs. Gascoyne’s fifth grade Buckle, and Bill Haztett. Pub Altar, Rosory Unit licity is to be handled by Flor Susan received a bicycle. Cheryl James Fourcade, president; Mr. won the attendance award at ence Deigman. Chairmen Named Hodgson, sixth grader, placed John Nusse, first vice presi this meeting. At the first general meeting, The Altar and Rosary So third and received 86. honor held on April 16, committees ciety committee chairmen for able mention went to Josephine were formed and chairmen the coming year were an Sheda, sixth grader, and Kath were named for the many nounced April 16 at the meet ryn Overdier, fifth grader. booths and concessions being ing o f Uie society, which was All posters of merit, convey planned. The grounds commit held at All Saints’ Parish Hall. ing a message relating to cor tee is being headed by Ed Weil The committees and chair rect posture, were on exhibit in and Del Schenkelberg. The af men named are: Linens. Mrs. the community room of the fair will be held at the site of Kuhn and Mrs. Gioga; circles, First National Bank in Golden. the new church and school, W. Mrs. Valiant; hospitality. Mrs. The winning posters will be Evans Avenue and S. Sheridan Huskey; publicity, Mrs. Deig- entered in the state competition. Boulevard. There will be fun nan; telephone, Mrs. Kulbe and The winners and their par and games for the entire fam Mrs. C a ro 11, co-chairman; ents will be honored at a din ily. membership and census, Mrs. ner « t the Holland House Tues D I X E O U T A dinner will be served on Exner and Mrs. Heaton, co- day evening, April 22. Mrs. Sunday afternoon, June 22. chairman; ways and means, Gascoyne, fifth grade teacher, Plans for the dinner are being Mrs. Waters and Mrs, Hollis, will represent the faculty. formulated jointly’by the Altar co-chairman; flo w e r s , Mrs, A T H O M E Almy; parish bulletin, Mrs. Dr, Peterson of the Jefferson and Rosary Society and the County Chiropractic Society Holy Name Society. All mem McNeillis; sunshine, Mrs. Nor Solano, Anthony Bueno, Eddie Clark, and showed films on posture to the bers of the parish who would ris; deanery, Mrs. Fikany; Open House, Exhibit Tommy Bueno. transportation, Mr.». Novotny; school children and stimulated Southern Fried Chicken like to help on the dinner com The students will display their handicraft, interest in the contest. mittee are requested to contact program, Mrs. Martelon; block 30 that it will be ready for the school open house as will the wood working class, at the open Mrs. Frank Gartland at WE, captains, chairman, Mrs. Do and exhibit are students of the art class at the house exhibit and fiesta to be held May 3 and Plant Crob Tree French Fried Shrimp 6-9635. ronzo; and baby-sitter-service, Larimer Street Vocational School, 2861 Stout 4 fr6m 1 to 5 p.m. at the school. The public To Note Arbor Day Mrs. Selvy. All persons desiring to assist Street. Denver, shown with their instructor, is u rg ^ to attend to see the progress that has Arbor Day was marked at Following the business meet with work on the bazaar in any Fred Castellano. From left to right are Donnie been made at the school. Admission is free, St. Bernadette’s School by the ing. the women of the society $1.75 way may give their names to Chavez, Alfonzo Gonzoles, Ray Montez, Mike Moae Trujillo, Khool director announced. planting of a flowering crab had the privilege o f hearing Dan McNellis, WE. 6-7222, or tree, purchased and donated to three Holy Family students’ Call Ralph Doronzo at WE. 4-8197. the school by a group of Blue prize-winning speech selections. The next leaerel roeeting birds. Their leader is Mrs. The students have been rated for all baxaar workeri will Larimer Street Harry Diehl. Three Bluebird superior and given the right to ba bald at All Saints’ Parish members attend St. Bernadette's THE PLANTATION attend the Sioux City speech H a ll a t 8 p.m. Thursday, May — Sally Schroeder, Judy Haberl, finals. Dennis Pizzachino'pre and Patricia Brown. 5020 So. Broadway SE. 9-9192 Notice on Photos sented his original oration en Vocation School Representatives having names Photographs for newspaper titled “ Is Hitler Dead?” Bill Vitale’s selection was a drama connected with trees were pres reproduction should be clear ent for the planting. Species of gloasy prinli, at least 5 b* 7 tic cutting of Nero from "Quo Vadis?” Carol Conley presented Benefit Planned “wood” were represent^ by the RmERIGIIlNflWFOfilPmilWINTODD-AO! inches In size, aithongb 8 by names “ Woodman, Underwood, 10 is preferred. Snapshots a humorous cutting entitled "A Slip o f a Girl." Mrs. Allegra Saunders, pres and Haywood.” Names connec nrdinaril) are not satisfactory. ident of the board. Larimer ted with trees included Elderkin Circle W ill Sell Street Vocational School, 2861 (box elder). Green (evergreen), Religious Articles Douglas Knecht (Douglas fir). PARAMOUNT THEATRE Stout Street, announced that an The Queen of Peace Circle open house, art exhibit, and Will Schmitz (willow), Elmer EiSs 16th & G la u a rm - K E . 4.-S388 will have religious articles on fiesta will be held in the school Collins (elm ), Susan Blue (blue sale in the lobby o f Kunsmilter May 3 and 4 from 1 to 5 p.m. spruce), Linda Jensen and Mary Open 11 A.M. .Junior High School after all The affair, planned under Lynn Schaeffer (linden), Red Spears (redwood), and Danny Slarthig April 25th iMasses this Sunday, April 27. the leadership of Mrs. Etienne iThe women have a very fine, Perenyi, is a benefit for the Stone (petrified wood). Bob Hope - Fernandel large selection of articles. If school and will feature the work Names connected with trees anyone is unable to find some of 21 professional artists, the such as Lane, Berry, Sapp, thing he desires to purchase, wood crafts and art work done Parker, and Johnny Applese^ A R I S the circle members will be by the students during the year, Mrs. Etienne Perenyi, right, chairman of (Jonathan Meyer) represented IFIC happy to place a special order and a fiesta entertainment of Plan Exhibit the Larimer Street Vocational School’s year- their rooms. John Dobel, eighth HOIIDAY'' for that particular item, and folk dances and songs. Admis round planning committee, lays plans for the open house art grade student, acted as master promise a rapid delivery. sion is free, compliments of the o f ceremonies. The poem exhibit and fiesta with two members of her committee and TiCKCTt AT MXOfnee OK UAti spook show Fri. April 25 Our Lady of Lourdes Circle Larimer School, but articles on board members of the school, Mrs. Lillian “ Jimmie” Grant, left, “ Trees” by Joyce Kilmer, re I WCEK8 IN AOVANCi is in need o f more materials display will be priced for sale and Mrs. J. H. Monaghan. cited by the eighth grade class, and trimming with which to to aid the school, which is a Articles made by the Larimer students will be exhibited closed the ceremony. dress the dolls for the bazaar night training center for chil and priced for sale May 3 and 4, as will the works of 21 Colo A special edition of the all- TABOR THEATRE-NOW ! dren living in the blighted booth. Anyone having suitable rado accomplished and well known artists. Sale proceeds will school paper in honor of St. For Information and Reservations area. materials is asked to contact benefit the night school, established specially for children living Bernadette’s feast day, was edi Phone TA, 5-2391 Mrs. William Burke at WE. Denver Artists in blighted areas. The hours are from 1 to 6 p.m. both days ted last week. Original poems, 5-7900 and arrangements will To Porticipate and the public is urged to come to the showing at the school at drawings, prayers, and cross Now Showing! be made for pick-up. Denver artists displaying are 2861 Stout Street, so that they may familiarize themselves with word puzzles, the work o f stu The Queen of Peace Circle the school’s progress. dents from all the grades, made will meet in the home of Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mina Co- Joseph Ridgeway. 2717 S. nant Billmeyer, Kirby Brock, STS. PETER, PAUL'S PARISH Stuart Street, on Thursday eve- Lola Bruce, Angelo dlBene- detto, Helen Chorley, Don Cohn, nbg, Apra 24, at 8 o’clock. CLARK GABLE Ann Cosby, Nadine Drummond, RegititT news should be Clarence Durham, Florence Wheat Ridge Fashion Show Is Apr. 26 phoned to Mrs. Florence Deig- Foster, Lillian Goldberg, Jua nan at WE. 4-0746. DORIS DAY nita Hallam. Greta Hilb, Duane Wheat Ridge. — (St. Peter church greundi Saturday, the Tekakviitha group. All Johnson of the Milk Weed Shop, and Paul’s Parish) — Amid April 19, at It a.m. other Camp Fire and Bluebird JERKY BREEIM Eunice Katz, Theda Littrell of flower-laden gondolas, held 'Fly-Up' Program group will form the choir for Litt's Studio, John Roach, Har aloft by helium baloons de Slated April 27 Benediction. old Shelton, and Berneice Sher TEACHER’S F l o r i s t signed by Mrs. John Coyne and Sunday, April 27, has been The new name of the group man. Maria Archuleta of Long Mrs. Homer Eaton, the selected as the date fo r the will be “ Tahoma” (.Mother of mont will also exhibit. “ Around the World” fashion lo o t 15lh St. "Fly-up” o f the Little Flower snow). Following the services The artists, representing the show will get under way on PET MAin 3-2279 Bluebirds. Ceremonies will be Swatane group members will be Art Guild, Studio 1585, and in- Saturday, April 26, at 2 p.m., gin at 3 p.m., under the direc the hostesses at the reception depenijents will use their origi sponsored by the PTA. nal creations, oils, water colors, tion of the Rev. Robert McMa for all Campfire and Bluebird CieyOiG-MilEVUNDOK The models will have their hon, pastor, and sponsored by groups and their parents. C a ll a pastels, silk screen, copper craft, hair styled to co-ordinate with sculpture, and plastic crafts. their frocks and the countries Portraits, landscapes, abstracts, o f influence by Mrs. Fontele's and non-objectives will all be Ivy Crest Beauty Salon. Nylon Students at Cure d'Ars DENHAM * O X E T A B among these creations from hose have been donated to the MAia .3-7171 Rocky Mountain artists. 18TH AT CALIFORNIA models by IX)U Angelo of CHEAPEJt RATES Directors Named t ^ e a t Ridge Variety. The show S-WAY RADI* CLEAN NEW CARS Responsible for the show, in itself will be presented by Set Musical Cinderella I addition to Mrs. Perenyi and King's of Wheat Ridge, and di (Cure d'Ars' Pariah, Denver) co-operation in making the Mrs. Saunders are Mose Tru rected by Mrs. Louis Angelo Cinderella in Fhwerland, a paper drive the past week a jillo, school directon; Father and Mrs. Gilles Petitclerc. musical skit written by Marion success. Thanks also go to the Denver’s Finest Traveling Men James MeShane, S.J., school On hand to usher the affair Loder, will be presented by the fathers who helped load the supervisor: the instructors, Ted trucks Monday evening. Stay at the will be Christina Craw, Bar students of Cure d’Ars School Hefley, Wesley Johnson. Dale bara Serro, Evelyn Eaton, Sunday evening. May 4, at 8 A totkl of 898.74 was real Conzelman, and Fred Castel Marie Borelli, Judy Green, o'clock in the East High School ized from the 26 tons o f papers Food at s lano; and Berniece Sherman Judy Mornin, and Kay Angelo, auditorium. The leading roles contributed. This will give the ARGONAUT HOTEL and Lola Bruce, who head the representing the grade school. will be played by Patrice Welsh students a good start toward art selection committee. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR Musically co-ordinated to the as Daily (Cinderella) and Ron the purchase bf athletic equip BRIDGE PARTIES. DANCES AND Others on the committee are theme wil be hi-fi recordings ald Rupp as Prince Sunshine ment for next fall, particularly Romolo’s Restaurant i DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3-3I0I Mmes. Kirk Hills, Jr., Paul selected by Mrs. John Zaremba. o f Sunbeam Castle. football equipment. The school Weeks, J, H. Monaghan, Lillian is asking parishioners to save Bm u UIuI Ballroom* Prioato Oinini'Rooa* A number of beautiful gifts The production of the oper l747Xrenionl ■ "Jimmie” Grant, Paul Luette, will be presented during the papers through the summer for Bernard Halpern, Tom Mor etta on a large scale has been afternoon, including a West- made possible through the con another drive when school starts Specializing in Authentic | rissey, Doray Saddler, Andrew in September. inghouse Roaster Oven. Fol certed efforts of many. Sale of J. Brovm, Charles Brannqn, It it aat too tat* to start lowing the show refreshments tickets has already begun and ITALIAIV CUISIAE I Daisy Vandapool, Leah Robin will be served by the hospital attending the new clattei of i son, and Harry E. Shubart. a goal o f 82,000 is anticipated. NEED A ROOM FOR YOUR ity committee. The donation for Tickets may be purchase'd initruction in Catholic doc the show will be one dollar per through the school or from the trine. These classes are held Cocktails & Entertainment Nitely | person. Tickets may be ob students: Adults, 75 cents, and every Tuesday and Thursday n ig ht at 8 p.m. in the achool tained from PTA members and children, 60 cents. Reservations, AC. 2-3334 ■ PARISH or CLUB DANCES New Altar Group hall for a period of 10 weeks. will also be available at the Open 12 Noon Till 2 A.M. | CARD PARTIES • BUSINESS MEETINGS door. Paper Drive Registration for children en tering the school for the first Is Organized at Obtarvinf Arber Day, tb* Realizes $98 time will be held Saturday, KIDS' PARTIES • LUNCHEONS or DINNERS Swalaoe 'and Tekakwitba The sisters and students of Camp Fire groupa will plant Cure d’Ars School thank the May 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Cut> Scout Pack will Mother of God tbraa Linden treat on tb* parishioners for their generous meet Friday night, April 25, in (Mother of God Pariah, the school hall at 7:30 o’clock. D e a v e r) All parents of the cubs are Another new Altar and Ro urged to attend. sary Society circle has been or Brownie Troop 793 will hold ganized in the parish. It will be Contact a Communion breakfast for the RALPH HAYAom4P.M*tnMIDNITE called “Our Lady of Peace Card girls and their parents next Circle” and will meet on the Sunday, April 27, in the school in a fourth Thursday of each month. hall ah er the 8 o’clock Mass, The members are Mroes. at which time the troop will CoiiiBrv Club Hugh O'Grady, Dom O’Grady, receive Comunion in a group. K. of C. Home 1575 Grant Street Frank Spindler, Deegna Van- I I St. Rita's Circle will meet Duyn, John McCoy, Vincent Thursday, April 24, at 8 p.m. Almo.spliere ^ Belthem, Gerald Connelly, and in the home o f Mrs. Robert Catherine Fagan. Spurck, 2019 Elm. New mem Mrs. William Brayden, presi bers o f the group are Mrs. F. I dent of the Altar Society, and Crotty, Mrs. Thomas Kearney, T A . 5 - 1 4 8 0 Mrs. John Maxwell, ways and and Mrs. L. L. Erickson. means chairman, - thank all St. Anthony’s Circle will those who contributed to the meet Thursday, April 24, at success of the card party held 12:30 p.m. fo r luncheon in the Sunday evening, April 20, in home o f Mrs. A. Vande Voorde, the church basement. 3000 Eudora. Mrs. Russell Jackson of 306 Ill in the parish are Mrs. Washington Street died March Marie May, 3076 Eudora; PARK HILL ro o m O c c a s i o n s 7. Interment was in Ottawa, 111. O n ... Henry Heaton, 2865 Elm; Mrs. Country Club Dinner Served from 5 to 9 p.m. Kevin Louis Griffiths, s«i of Catherine Dorchinez, 3349 Bel- When you have important guests to entertain, and can Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Grif not afford disappointment in good food and service, bring laire; and Mrs. James Wick- fiths was baptized with William land, 3311 Birch. them to the Holland House, and enjoy the thrilling Skufca and Theresd Syilo as 3500 Colorado Blvd. atmosphere of Colorado’s scenic grandeur. sponsors. ; Registration Slated * steak* COMPLETE DINNERS They will be impressed with the beauty o f our various Edgewater Cubs aoup to daaaert Dining Rooms. * Chicken $2.25 to $2.95 To Present Skits For Loyola School * Lobatar Taila Cub Scouts Pack 27 of St. (Loyola Pariah, Denver) Mary Magdalene’s Pariah, Den Ragiatration for new pupila * Prim* Riba COCKTAILS HOLLMD ver, will meet in the parish hall ' who expect to attend Loyola Friday, April 25, at 8 p.m. Each School next year will b* held Far frauft at 100 a> oMrt Wi aKar >*»a>k acca>nii>ala« fat GOLDEN.COLORADO den will present a skit depiedng Sunday, April 27, in the ln i M M i B M i i B i i i M i ■ r o » W V W P FAGS TWELVf Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, A pril 24, 1958 fiaquksxxinL §n, fiacsL Joseph Lasser, of Hr, aad Hra. Rayaoad E. Paolaa: Atbiaa Ricbmtara, Baailla EIrk. Batty veL Trevino Mortuary. Descendant of GERTRUDE DAWSON. I t , Stt4 W . 2 (tb AvtBUt. Sh* »M tb* motb«r tba aiatar of Ruaaali, UEahale, and Pabrixlo, and Lor«(U HoBBtu, all of JOSEPH CATACCIO. 69. 1628 of Mn. !Ur Olaob, D«B««r; Un. Ed Kaaln Piulua, all of lianTer: and tba Danvar. Elaaor Wacnar, La Habra, Cartia StreaL Baqnicm High Maxt Cawlty, T (9tk «, K io «.: and Baa aad fraaddaufbtar of Hr, aad H n. Gaorte Calif.; aad Gaatra Saadara, Novato, wax celebrated in Holy Ghost Chnreh Joba Edw>H Dtwaoa. Char«Baa. W^o. Pauiua, Rockford. la.: aad Hra, Har- Calif.; and tba aiatar of Katbrya April 22. interment Ht. OllvaL Napoleon, Dies Bha la alio aurvivad by alsht trand- tha Fani, Dabuqaa, la. Matt of the Dlnkal, Victoria. Kaat.; aad Eliiabath CATHERINE MACDALINE KERR. cblldran and aavaa areat-vrmndchll* Aagal* «at otfaiad April 22 in Fiat* LiaenlMTfar. Balina, Kant. Sha i i alao Sha waa tb* mother of Mra. Fay Me- dran. Raqulam High Uaaa waa of* antation Chnrcb. Intarmant Ht. Oil* aurvivad by 80 traadehildran aad 10 Connell, Loveland, Mra. John La Requiem Hiffh Mass was cele farad In Su Dominie’a Chnrcb, Dan- Tct. Boolevard Mortuary. craat-*randehildren. Raoolem Hista Panika and Mrs. George Reynolds, brated for Joseph Lasser, 76, var, April 18. latarneat b it OlivaL BARBARA VON FELDT, 76. 4717 Uaaa will ba offarad Thuraday, April both of Denver. Sha is also aurvived 1701 Trenton Street, ^ ril 18 Boulavard Mortuary. Zunl' Straat. Hra. Von Fatdt died la 24 in St. Catharine'a Chureb. Dan- by ona liitar, thraa brothara, 10 CAROL SUSAN PAULUS, 8, 1088 San Franeiaco. Bha waa the mother var, at 9 a.m. Intament U(. Olivet grandchildren, nine great-grandehU- in St. James’ Church, Denver. J uUbb Straat. Sha waa the daugbtar of Rdward and Richard Von Faldt, Boulavard Mortuary. dran. Requiem High Masa waa of Interment was in Mt. Olivet. WILLIAM W . CURNEN. 81, 3242 fered In SL Jobn'a Church. Loveland, Mr. Lasser died in his home Curlit Straat. Raqulam Hi*h Mats April 21. waa offarad April 21 in SL Eliiabatb'a MRS. MARY MORRISSEY, 68. April 16 after a lengthy illness. Church. InUrmant ML OlivcL Olintar Farrybank, Waterford. Ireland. She A direct descendant of Na Requiem Rites Are Held Mortuary. the alitar of Mra. Anastacia poleon Bonaparte, Mr. Lesser, RUTH M. FICCIO. 44. 1286 Had* Haffarnan and Mra. Elian Smith, both ton Straat. Sha waa tba w ife o f C. J. of Danvar. H n. Horrixaey died April the youngest of seven Lasser Ficcio: tba nothar at Patgia Haft 14 and waa bnriad from tba Chnreh children, was bom in Austria, For Pioneer Physician and Batla J. Kardic, all of Danvar; of the Sacred HaarL Waterford. April March 19. 1883. and tba aiatar of Paarl TImbrook, Em 16. There will ba a Maas offarad R Tliurt^oy, A pril 24, 1959 Office, 938 8onnec9 Sfreel THC DEHVn CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyttene 4^205 PAGE THIRTEEN CHURCH'S THOROUGHNESS ATTRACTS CONVERT U T T R U Marriage Versus the Income Tax .ittIt-Kiowi Facts fir CttMict By M. I. MURRAY Coarrtsbt. N.C.W.C. Serrie* By R ev. Robert E. K ekhsen davit for each party to the ried. I asked each minister "WHY THIS i. wor»e than effect that there has been what I needed to get mar making out my income tax," no previous marriage. This ried and bow long it would questionnaire, which includes the man said when the priest take to prepare for the mar CATHOLIC COMMENT ON CURRENT EVENTS other pertinent queries re started asking: him the ques* riage. Every one said: ‘Bring garding the properties of tions on the Catholic mar your bride and your marriage Christian marriage, must be riage affidavit. license and come right over. “The Catholic Church con answered, under oath, by a You can be married right siders marriage more im close relative or friend of the away.' marriage candidates. portant than the income tax," "So I began to think over PROF^S lIi\FORTlTXATE REM ARK the priest countered, and con IN THE CASE cited, it all those questionnaires you tinued to ask the questions was the bride-to-be’s non- made us fill out," the caller contained in the Chancery Catholic' father who was continued, “ and I realized form. chosen for the inquiry. He that the Catholic Church resided in a little town not Morals Are Unchanging IT A L L HAPPENED does consider maR-iage more when a Denver priest was far from Denver, and the important than the income approached by a Catholic priest paid him a call one tax. If the minister who mar By Pa u l H. H allett explanation of him by air mail The professor man and his non-Catholic day to ask the questions. It ried my wife and me had admined be may not be on the Georgetown was on that occasion that UNFORTUNATE as was the statement bride-to-be, who were making taken a little more trouble, faculty long. He is a non-Catholic. preparations for a Catholic the old gentleman said the my life may not have been asaibed by the reponet of a Denver daily to marriage questionnaire was donotor- marriage. The priest queried messed up the way it is now. a Georgetown University professor, it afforded CATHOnC UNIVERSITIES the two persons, and filled "worse than the income tax.” When can I come over and BUILT isaq, nKACMq m u c k dinarily have much uouble with their profes meoLOeST iua»TTANy- Thursday, April 2 4 , 1 9 5 8 PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eystone 4> 4205 DONATIONS ARC NEEDED Hours' Rites Aurora Parish Carnival on May 3 Set at Guardian Aurora.— (St. Therese’s Par The clothes should be clean and A large crowd turned out for ish)—The parish carnival will saleable. Each child in the par the open bouse conducted at the ish is asked to bring a can of school on Sunday, April 20. It be held on May 3 from 4 to 9 food to be sold in the Country was “Parents’ Day,” but many Angels' Apr. 25 p.m. The White Elephant booth Store. Any contributions may be of the pupils also came and will be glad to receive records, left at the school basement or conducted their parents proudly (Guardian Angeli’ Pariib, comic bmks, and also clothes. in the church hall. around their classrooms. Sister Denver) Mary Serena, Sister Maurine The Forty Hours’ Devotions Thcrese, Sister Rita Marie, Sis will begin on Friday, April 25, ter Stephen Marie, Sister Mai7 with a High Mass at 7:30 a.m. Mother, Daughter Tea Edmund, Sister Blanche Marie, and a procession of the Blessed and Miss Totta were all on hand Sacrament. The Blessed Sacra to meet the parents and to dis ment will be exposed all day cuss the children’s progress. until closing services at 7:30 Slated in Englewood p.m. The same schedule will be Get Scholarships Several young women from followed Saturday, April 26. Englewood.— (St Louis’ home o f Mrs. A1 Urban, 3286 the parish have received scholar On Sunday the Blessed Sac Parish) — About 90 girls will S. Pearl Street ships fo r college. rament will be exposed at the participate in the entertain first Mass at 7 a.m. With the Mrs. Ray Walsh will be host Miss Pat Hodson, daughter ment presented at the mother ess for St Jude’s Circle Mon closing of the Forty Hours’ on and daughter tea to be held at of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Hodson, Sunday afternoon, April 27, at day, April 28, in her home at has received a $500 Scholarship Pareiiti who teoch foreign lanfuafoi to tha children in tha|ihown aboTC at the dinner at which the^ were gueili lait week, 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 25, in 702 E. Amherst Place. 4:30 o’clock. to Loretto Heights College in program conducted at Our Ladg ol Lourdei Paritb, Deneer, are the school cafeteria, i The an Pack 136 meets Thursday, Guest Speaker nual event has a dual purpose Denver. Pat is a senior at Father Robert Kekeisen of the April 24, in the recreation cen Aurora High School. in that it will honor the moth ter. Plans will be completed for Denver Cafiiolie Regiiter staff ers, and at the same time in Miss Sylvia Rohleder, daugh will conduct the evening serv the pack’s participaUon in the ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Herbert troduce potential members to Boy Scout Circus to be held 265 Register ices. the Girl Scout program. Special Rohleder, has been awarded a May 2 and 3 at the Denver Col $1,200 scholarship to St. Mary’s A list for Adoration has invitations are being sent to all iseum. been placed on the bulletin first grade girls. College, conducted by the Sisters board in the vestibule of the The Immaculate Heart of of Charity of Leavenworth, For Camping in Mrs. Doris Perrington, dis Mary Sodality will receive Kans. Miss Rohieder will be church and everyone is aske< trict director of the Girl Scouts to sign up for one-half hour of Communion at the 8 o’clock graduated in June from Cathe of Metropolitan Denver, will be Mass next Sunday. dral High School in Denver. Adoration each day. the guest speaker. Mrs. Ruth Lourdes Parish ' The altar workers for the HI^iWerson will present a flag week of April 26 are Ann Tala- located to the organization by (Our Ladj of Lourdei Pariib, rico and Sally Schmitz. the American Legion Auxiliary. Denver) Th« Holy Name Men’i Girls from Troops 808, 622, Two hundred sixty-five boys Chjb lervet coffee and 564, and 1120 are planning the and friris from Our Lady of deugbnuti after tbe firit entertainment Mrs. John Colorado Springs three Maiiea on Sunday. Lourdes School registered for Perkis is Scout neighborhood chairman, and Mrs. Fred Carr, ^ZECHA & ADAMS; summer camping Tuesday night, neighborhood organizer. April 22. Beginning i|t June, Leaders and Brownies of CoDoee Serrie* StetioD three different groups of the Officers Elected Troop 564 will make a tour of Outdoor Club will go to the the Bowman Biscuit Company mountain camp located at the Saturday, April 26. at 11 a.m. Arapaho Park Ranch. Eldora, They are to meet at the school private property owned by Lee At St. Patrick at 10 a.m. Evans. W hite Elephant Two groups will stay three nights each on each trip. The Sole April 30 third group composed of first P I A Meeting Blessed Mother Circle will BUCK SPORTING Aley Drug Co. and second graders will camp (St. PatHck’i Pariib, Denver) sponsor a white elephaiit sale The new officers for the and beauty demonstration, PRESCRIPTION on Sundays and will stay but D a o JI m m A special dinner at the Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Denver. Through j GOODS CO. one night. 1958-59 term were elected at Wednesday, April 30, at 8 p.m. DRUGGISTS ReodingClasses their efforts reading classes were organized for the meeting o f the PTA held Phone ME. 2-3245 in the clubrooms of the Engle Ph. ME. 4-1S9S 332 Ss. Ttjee St The camp this year will be 185 boys and girls. Shown above are, left to April 15 in the school audi **Cverytbin| lor Evorj Sport” Englewood was held last week to honor • Dr. wood State Bank. Each member COLORADO SPRINGS supervised by two seminarians right, seated, Mrs. Richard Turelli, Dr. (iharles torium. They are Mrs. Richard 119 NO. TEJOF ST. and the girls’ group will be and Mrs. Charles Case who direct the reading Case and Mrs. Case, and Doctor Alfred Kukral, Frazzini, president; Mrs. Leo three friends. Following the under the direction of a gradu clinic at Denver University. Dr. and Mrs. Case M.D.; back row, Richard Turelli, director of Torres, vice president; Mrs, ate teacher. Only the 265 mem have given their free time to organize a parent- the Lourdes Outdoor Club activities; and the denronstration, which will be Anthony Taddonio, treasurer put on by the Morganti Model J. D. CROUCH bers of the Lourdes Outdoor teacher group on the latest reading program at pastor, Father Damen McCaddon. Mrs. John Tamaska, secretary ALUMINUM Club will be permitted to share ing Agency, there will be a C. D. O'BRIEN Mrs. Leo Slavenskie, corre question and answer period. AWNINGS in the benefits o f the winter spending secretary; and Mrs. time reading clubs. St. Ann's Circle will meet at OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Lourdes Rocks Readying Gene Sazynskie, historian. 8 p.m. Monday, April 28, in the No camping will be held on 29 Are Present An exhibition game was held /Storm Windows the parish grounds this year, by the girls' basketball team / Doors but more time is devoted to the Satire on TV Westerns Sunday, April 20, in the school / Railing mountain camping. auditorium. This was a first /Iron Furniture Men from the Rocks of standing ready to defendiJudge;” and Detective Wilbert At Christ, King time event, and the girls have Library Listing / Venetian Blinds / Iron Columns Lourdes Club will work on the law, order and “ Miss Sweet Metzler of the Denver Police been practicing for months un Department as .Miss Sweet der the guidance o f Mrs. Tom Manufactured Here plans of the wall tents this Sat Sioux City Sue*’ i.a “Milky Quality Apparel urday. This year promises to be Sioux City Sue. Aull and Mrs. John Lewis. Lei l l a Submit a Bid Weigh-thfe-Lollipop Kid,” fea PTA Meeting one of the best in the eight- Specialty acts include Wood- The dentist will complete th Of Publications m COLORADO SPRINGS tured in the Rocks’ Review for Zephyr Awning Co. SINCE 1872 year period of camping. row Wilson and Leon Plamon- examinations o f the third and 58, the annual comedy variety (Chriit the King Pariib, Regiitration for ichool for don doing “ Keep Those Cold Denver) fourth grades April 29 and at 613 S. 8th Kipwa and Tejen Straeti show to be presented by the that time any previous absen the coming year took place Icy Fingers Off of Me,” Adam^ Rocks’ of Lourdes, Men's Club Seventy-nine members were tees will be picked up. Parents In Business Set Tueiday evening, April 22. Fleckenstein and the Four; j„ ^ttVndance It the'pTA m”eVu at Our Lady of Lourdes School, whose children have dental No other regiitration will be Denver, May 3 and 4 at 8:15 Horseman singmg “ Sweet Sioux - Monday evening. April Denver business men can find held until next fall. Cardi proKlems are asked to call Miss Please Patronize p.m. 2 ' ^w-ty.th^ee seventh Tnd Hockstatter, school nurse, on the solutions to many of their u f) DRIVE IN of acceptance o f the ichool eighth grade students were the Your REGISTER The Rocks’ review for '58, “ a 25 cents each. Adults tickets Monday between the hours of problems in books listed in the regiitration will be mailed special .guesti for the evening. show you’ll ^preciate,” is a for the performances May 3 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at GE. 3- April issue of Butineatwise, a S M O T E L Advertisers and par^nti in the near future. The Sixth grade won the prize satire on current TV Westerns and 4 are $1 each and are on 2344. J for having the greatest number biannual publication issued by Mention and stars Bernard Burdette as sale now at Our I.ady ofj Anyone wiihinf to make a Stay with "Joy' of parents present. retreat at El Pomar Retreat the Deliver Public Library’s Aides Sought “ Milky Weigh,” the fastest gun Lourdes Church, 2256 S. Logan 620 N. Nevada THE REGISTER in the W est; Tony Colacito as Strdet, Denver. A “bicycle rodeo” will be Houie for Women, Broad Business Division. The free pub the guitar-playing Otis Princely; held at the ichool on May 22, moor, Colorado Springs, may lication contains titles and de By Red Cross Tom Masterson as the “ Hangin’ at 9:30 a.m. A licenie ii re obtain information or reier- quired on eny bicycle to be vationi from Viola Cinea, scriptions of books published in Please Patronize Recruitment has begun for entered. Mri. Joieph Bred- GL. 5-3064. 1957 on such subjects as man-- Your REGISTER Denver Red Cross’ largest Lady of Grace ley, lafety cheirman, ii in Banns of marriage are an agement, economic conditions,! MAY REALTY spring Gray Lady class. At charge of the rodeo. nounced between Shirley Coul- labor, real estate, and market-! Advertisers and least 70 Gray Ladies are needed trin o f this parish and Dominic A brunch honoring officers to .serve in the seven metro Nigro o f Sts. Peter and Paul's mg. Mention REALTOR and committee chairmen will politan hospitals. Men Plan 1st Parish in Wheat Ridge. Included are such books as; be held at Columbine Country THE RE(;iSTER Class will begin on May 6 Club on May 14 at 10:30 a.m. Blessing Xke Adminiatrator, edited by INSURANCE - LOANS and will meet.for three days of This is a subscription affair For Mothers John D. Glover and Ralph M. training. St. Joseph’s is among Dance May 10 and anyone wishing to attend Sunday, April 27, at .3;30 Hower; Occupational Outlook the hospitals at which the new p.m. at the church the bless 725 N. Tejon St. (Our Ladj of Grace Pariib, is asked to make a reservation Handbook, published by the Bu recruits will serve. ing fo r mothers and their Denver) by calling Mrs. John Hughes or reau of Labor Statistics; Com Gray Lady services includes Mrs. John Sloan. The price of babies will be given by Father B fiE lS -t Colorado Springs, Colo. The men of the parish are pany Investigationa of Auto shopping, writing letters, work James Purfield. Any woman planning for their first annual the "brunch” is $2.25 and the matic Data Processing by Peter ing on the information desk, in the parish who has recently OUelers <9us ME. 3-7731 dance. Tickets at $1 per person deadline for reservations is B. Laubaeh; and Labor Condt- escort service, and visiting. given birth to a child, espe can be obtained from the ushers, May 10. fions and Industrial Relations cially within the past four Mai)y patients in the Denver or purchased at the door o f the Mrs. Flannery gave a report by Abraham Leo Gitlow. Bust- months, is urged to come with area come from long distances Slovenian Gardens the night of of the nominating committee. nesswise also includes a listing and have no fam ily to visit the dance. It will be held on The following slate of officers her child for this blessing. ME S-534S ME *-625) The Heyse Sheet Afterwards there will be a re of directories and statistical them. The Gray Lady becomes Saturday, May 10. There will was nominated: President, compilations available in the LARRY JERRY Metal Si Roofing a substitute, family. ;be refreshments and dancing. Mary Kay Paul; First Vice ception and -refreshments at the school given by the Chris Business Division. Madden Plumbing Co. INCORPORATED Women interested in becom ! The Altar and Rosary So- President, Eunice Beacom; Sec Businesswise, of which the ! dality will meet Thursday, tian Family Movement for PLUMBING CUNIRACIURB HEATING ROOFING ing a Gray Lady should call ond^ Vice President, Shirley latest issue is the third, is com H ! April 24, in the church hall at Christopher; secretary, Ellen these women and their hus PLUMBING REPAIRS SHEET METAL AL. 5-0311, Denver Red Cross, bands. piled by Henry 0. Vaag, head of GAS WATER HEATERS ' 7;45 p.m. Piekell; corresponding secre Pboo*: ME 2-46S9 Eat. ISSS to register. The CFM couples have been the Business Division. Anyone PbiM ■! 2-0012 *22 • CtlfTtO kn The Young Ladies’ Sodality tary, Dorothy Peri; treasurer, B2» SO NEVADA visiting all o f the families who who wishes a copy may call will meet on May 6 and May 20 Ellen Greenan; historian, Patri Remember the Arehbiihop'l had babies baptized in the last AM. 6-0851, ext. 218, and his High Sehool Fun ’.! in the church hall at 7 p.m. The cia Tully; and auditor, Jose name will be added to the mail Pete Beroni members are planning a candy four months, and inviting them phine Paukovich. to this blessing and reception. ing list. Copies are also avail sale and hayrides. They also Furniture Shop William C. Craron One of the main purposes is able in the Business Division, will hold a breakfast for the High Schoolers UPHOLSIERING to strengthen their ties with the which is located on the second RE-UPHOLSTERING AND altar boys. All girls of the par Present Panel Optometrist parish. floor of the Main Library. REPAIRING ish and their friends are wel Following the business meet Slip Covara aafl Oraparlaa 125 Norlb Tajes SL come. ing, a panel of four high school Mada la Ordar PHUNE ME. 2-seei New altar boys are Mike students were introduced by Furniture Made to Order COLORADO SPRINGS COLO. ; Clouse, Jimmy Murphy, John the program chairman. Mrs. Census Is Planned ^24-223 Wahaatah A* ME 2-S401 Roth, Eddie Hgelin, Bobby Clinton Paul. Marilyn McCad Marcia, Eugene Marciea, Rob don, moderator fo r the panel ert Salabury, Jimmy Russo, introduced the other members Ronald Miller, and Joseph and and spoke for St. Mary’s Acad By CCD in Golden The Murray Drug Co. Rudy Romero. Lessons for the emy. Marilyn is a senior at St. Charles Bilstein, and Louis Golden.— (St. Joseph's Par PreicriptioDi Accurately Filled servers are held on Saturday Mary's and president of the ish)— T he Confraternity of Bolis, Mrs. Everett Bamhardt, mornings between 8 and 9 student council. Christian Doctrine of the par and Mrs. Floyd Bjork; Mines Main Store— 116 R. Pikes Peak ME. 2-1593 o'clock. Park and ail Mines fraternities Mary Christine Humphreys ish will conduct a complete North Store— 832 Tejon ME. 4-4H61 Williams Nash, Inc. gave a detailed account of re- census o f the parish May 4. and dormitories, captain, Mrs. Quirements and life at St. The CCD is now holding a ser Arthur Williams; PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 40 Couples Attend Francis De Sales’ High School. ies of three meetings, the last West 32nd Avenue, from the Mary Ls a senior, president of of which will be Tuesday, April east boundary of Golden to .501 North Tejon 4-5.541 Authorized Sales & Service National Forensic League and 29, at 7:30 p.m. In the church Youngfield Street, captains, Cana Conference editor of the Fronsolion school baseqient. 'The census-taking Messrs, and Mmes. Carl Nelson A Cana Conference fo r mar paper, and has won many hon is the topic fo r these meetings. and Fred Milter, and Mrs. Expert Mechanical Work->All Makes ried couples was conducted in ors in speech while in school. The parish has been divided Sutcliffe; Lookout Mountain, St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish Kenneth Jameson spoke in into eight divisions fo r the captains, Mr. and Mrs. Theo 2030 S. University . SH. 4-2781 Hall, Denver, on April 20. Jhe behalf of Regis High School. census. They are: North dore Krest; Q r e e l e y director was the Rev. Homer Kenny is the prefect o f the Golden, all of Golden north of Pleasant View, from the south boundary o f Golden to bo-s THE I GETS REGISTER CLASSIFIED RESULTS Phone Today KE. 4-4205 To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register ^ 54 LOST AND FOUND EDUCATION REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 APPLIANCES 45 POULTRY Blaekalone AutomaUc Wai A CAREER IN im .9 5 With Trade. Sau SlO.OO ELECTRONICS U nited Ott*T JOE’S POULTRY LOST Opportanitir* araJlmble to TV • H. S. SARGENT & CO. BLACKSreNl CENTER 1221 W . 3Sth Ava. C l . 5-32SI Cornmunieitfon* • Mliiile*. • 1401 ChAJepa UA. 2-0562 OPEN FOR BUSINESS AGAIN G&rland wrist Watch at In4'l .Elect. L«am In ip*r« Retail Freah Dreaaed Poultry thn« *t home. REAL ESTATE Mother Cabrini’s Shrine. Re B O fL D IN G and Efga While Toe Walt DeVRY TECHNICAL We Do Cuitom Oreeaed. ward. SALES RENTAL MATERIALS 4 6A BE. 7-2S02 INSTITUTE GL. S-3261 Apply toi M'. Win. H. f»rd P Y . 4-Oj- 0 5 2 g 40?i W. Dartmouth NEW AND USED Oinnr 19, Caler*M PERSONALS Mimbcr of All Silnlt Pirdish BUILDING MATERIALS ST. PHILOMENA riamUai • Oewi * WMe*. HEADING AID REPAIRS Children's Ca.vips 15B sue) Covert, Rick Lindsey, John Seivers, Mike Bene- Mold*— For All Uak** Owaer want* offer, Splendid 5 Mr. LIppiBCOtl bdrm. family borne. Fall finiahed Kerdy Wrecking Boy Scout Troop aJ sS fiel, John Wilson. Bill Gibbon, Ray Ouelette, North Dcavar Hnrlnf Aid Coaiar bamt with 2 exlm bdrma and Want a Home? Je Seivers, Gary Guyot, and Bill Marragos, Jr„ CR. 7.S434 442S W. 4SH. bath, recroatlon. 12,940 Down L'oit/rorforj Parish, Englewood, are, first row, Rodney Aqua IV’irl ^ I s ’ may bandU IL 25 year loan. Pay- 2819 Wait 9lh St. TA. 8-9011 Stubbs, At Covert, Tom Crump, Bill Maraggos, assistant scoutmaster; and third row, Gary menta leas than 2199 monthly. Nordyke, Robert Pfeiffer, John Pokraka, Jerry FUR REMODELING — CLEANING Day Camp Robert Elliott, Gary Maraggos, Victor Greco, REPAIRING S. T. Lewis Really W'ant a Job? Vogelsberg, and Larry Keese. For (Uil* *(•• S-14, from Juna GARDEN SUPPLIES and Mike Toughill; second row, Scoutmaster Ed SUMMF.R PRICES ’ 9tta,..'^^Aur. lit . Coinpttent in- SK. 6-5H 4 SK. 6-5194 FREE PICK-UP »ad DEUVERY >ifuctlon in baton twirling, AND FERTILIZER 50A R A .:-6 2«S iwliaming, water ballet, arch- CLOSED SATURDAY ' try. art. bandy craft, tad all F£ftTIL12ER # Want to §ell? ' aport aeUTitlf*. FUN. FUN. COW, SHEEP. AND PEAT MOSS Boy Scouts' Court of Honor ^ FUN. Horaeback rMIng. roller Blessed Sacrament TOPSOIL — HAUUNG ;DR.GENE ARMRRUSTER * akatlng. ntn. tripa. over niabt WE. 8-1279 CHIROPRACTOR campiog. RetaoMbI* apceial 4 blockt to New High School. I ' rate* befora May lit'. For bro bedropm brick. 2 car garage. Full j G. dIfVG. FERTILIZER W’ant to Hire? ; 1310 William* DE. 3-8020 chure and further Infomittion finiahed baiement, Aaeume 4H% Cow, Peat, Top Roll. All Mixture*. Held in Englewood Parish ' Examination Is Designed .call WE 1-2652 or WE 4-0250. C.l, Loan. Low down payment. ] Prompt Delivery. 7 Day Week 2256 Foreat. FL.I-9499. to Eliminate Cases 6000 Brixliton Bird. Englewood.— (All Souls’ Par ceived by Bill Gibbons, Gary 264 will be held Thursday, April 2256 Foraat F L . 5 -9 4 9 0 AL. 5-4296 • Want to Bny? ish ) —A court o f honor was held Guyot, Rick Lindsey, and John 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the home of : D.r AwfJtmwi. X\ Fumiihed AportmenU 25 3 yd*, piv. cow. $11.26; 3 yda. piv. Seivers. Mrs. Trudy Benefiel, 5120 S. I I I M l 1119** •Keep and eow, 914.Z5: 2 yd*, garden recently by Boy Scout Troop I Block HOLY GHOST PARISH 99.25: Peat. Plek-Up prleea a t 5460 264 in the parish hall. A charter Promoted to the rank of first Logan, An earring auction will 554.50 per moatb. t front roone and BLESSED SACRAMENT Harriaon. • Want to Rent? kitebeaette. large cloieti. light and for 1958 was received and nu class scouts were A1 Covert, be held by the mothers. BEST BUY AVAILABLE TA. 5-0069 Rick Lindsey, Robert Elliott, riean. Refrigerator, utllltlei. adjoin* merous awards were given. Tantative plan* are beiag DR. D. J. SMITH bath. 3 bedroom brick bungalow, FERTILIZER Badges of office were received Thomas Crump, Gary Maraggos, made by the members of the KK 4-1772 or TA. 5-4627 full basement, double garage GARDEN AND LAWN by the librarian, John Wilson, and Bill Maraggos. Men'* Club to *pon*or an eld- Optometrist UNFURNISHED o ff alley. 13 by 16 ft. diliing. SEED. and scribe, John Pokraka. Advanced to second class faihionad country itylo box Specializing in Contact New W to W carpeting. Fire FULL LINE SCOTT Merit badges were awarded scouts were Joe Seivers, John locial-danea in tho parith hall lenses, also Visual training. APARTMENTS 26 place with fixtures. Located DEALER to Gary Maraggos for swim Seivers, Bill G ibbon, Mike Saturday, May 3, at 6:30 7292 U. S. Hiwy » — Derby 8TS. PETER A PAUL 3 blocks from Blessed Sacra Englettood'M ming, home repairs, cooking, Toughill, and Gary Guyot. p.m. AT. 8-.‘i69.‘i New unfumUbed 2 bedroom apL ment, 1 block to Bus and 1 Fnlrrino Dealer USE THE REGISTER and art; Bill Maraggos, for The Tenderfoot rank was re When St. Monica's Circle met Available Her 1>L block to shopping centsr. MOWERS EXPERTLY 5851 Otia— Wheat Ridge HA. 4-6625 swimming; Rick Lindsey, for ceived by Victor Greco, Larry in the home of Margaret Car- 88tb A Corona— Thoroton Total price 813,960, (2,000 SHARPENED and PRECISION CLASSIFIED reading, scholarship^ cooking, GROUND. Keese,' Ray Ouelette, Gary Nor roll, projects for the year were AT. 7-1926 Went Room, Board 26A Down. Call for appointment. Pick-Up A Delivery and art; A1 Covert, for bas dyke, John Pokraka, Rbdney discussed and also the work of (Erealae AppMnunanu Invited) HAAG REALTY | ENGLEWOOD ketry, home repairs, cooking, Stubbs, and Jerry Vogebberg. the St. Jude's, Inc. Vanilla is 5407 Marahxtl HA. 4-SSll FEED & SUPPLY and art; Robert Elfiott, for art, H. T. Gaiter, an engineer for being sold by this circle as its St. Francis De Sales *226 So. Broadway SU I-05I8 home repairs, painting, and the Martin Plant, gave a talk project for the Altar and Ro- ^ P O N Y RIDES Room and Board wished MISC. FOR SALE swimming; and Thomas Crump, on travel in the jungle. atry Society. Anyone wishing's for The firm s listed here^ for art, home repairs, and swim Ed Covert is scoutmaster of to purchase vanilla may do so p by a middle aged Cath Cornivols, Picnics, VACUUM SWEEPER A ELECTRIC ming. the troop with Bill Maraggos, by contacting members of thislj olic man. APPLIANCES SP.RV1CE A PARTS deserve to be remembered “ Soy You Sow It in Those receiving perfect at Jr., serving as assistant scout circle. X Parties, Etc. TA 5-2066 I>E. 3-3511 22 Year* at tbit locacloa. when you are distributing THE REGISTER” tendance awards for two years master. St. Moitho Circle % also were A1 Covert, Joe Seivers, Pick-up and Delivery. Mothers' Ainiliory your patronage in the dif Robert Elliott, Thomas Crump, Plant Tolent Show f Free Auctioneer Colorado ‘Vacuum Sweeper Co, Of Scouts Meet Business Opportunities 30 506 15lh St. TA. 1-1066 Bill Maraggos, and Gary Mar- When the Circle of St. Msrtha ^ For Schools ferent lines of business. Bggos. Perfect attendance A meeting of the Mothers’ nKt in the home of Rose Wink- ^ And Churches Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 awards for one year were re ler plans were made for the BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES, BOATS Axtell Pony Farm MEN or WOMEN ! forthcoming talent show, to be Reaponaible peraon from tbi* area, H A . 9 -0 7 6 2 SPECIALIST I held in conjunction with the to aervice and collect {rom auto matic diapenaera. No aelliuf. Ace in East and South Denver Officers to Be Proposed jauction. Mrs. Mary Jane Nelson CATERING not eaaential. Car. reterence*. and McLEAN^S BICYCLE is chairman of the talent show. 9409.00 to 1700.00 inveatment property. For resulta list your property with Plans were made also for the neceaiary. 7 lo 12 hour* weekly netc up to 1200,00 monthly, Poe- JOHN F. BRUNO AND HOBBY SHOP participation of the circle in aibiiity fulltime work. For local "fO R THE REALTOR At Blessed Sacrament St. Jude's Inc. BEST interview give phone and full Vi e added a large Model and particular*. W'rile P.O. Box 146, E2S1 OFFICI St. Anne’s Circle met in the FOODS’ Minneapolla. Minneaota. . £«•! 22nd 4 Kvamay D£. 3 *4266 Hohhv Deparlmenl lo mir (Bleticil Sacrament Pari*h, and M. J. Conway, will b« host home of Mrs. William O’Con- Call SCHWINN BHTCLE SALES D e n v e r ) esses during the tea and social this meetingThe fiction PIANOS, MUSICAL AND SERVICE The nominating committee, hour following the meeting. „ „ discussed and plans were DiAL-A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 HRS. 9 lo S;30 — 6:30 Is 2 Eva*. Mmes. Edward L. Curran. *'rs. Ansel Smith is in Mercy made for the members to pick INSTRUMENTS 39 Cloicd 8a|. 5:30 P.M. Hospital and Mrs. Phillip Clarke Have 2 bedroome Weal, need 9 bed James R. Tobin, and Donald up and deliver items for the DINNER room* South, Need 4 exchange LlaC- is in St. Joseph’s Hospital. SBUP around then aee our piano F. Dunn, wilt propose the slate auction. The retiring president AC. 2-1891 ing* reaidential and income. of new officers,for 1958-59 at WE. 5-0836 vaiuea. McLean's Bicycle Shop During the Sacred Heart no of the circle, Irene Haskell, jSPECIAUZINC IN Choice Prime TUM WALKER PIANOS the PTA meeting Monday, vena devotions on Friday, April thanked the members and offi I Rib, Baked Virginia Ham, Soulb- Eaay Parking 2400 . Mill al ZUM GR. 7-5311 April 28, at 1:15 p.m. in. the I em Fried Chicken, Shrimp, Roaat 25, the Rev. Anton J. Borer, cers of the circle (by letter) MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD 1141 & Bdwy 8P. 7-7264 I' school gymnasiom. I Beel and Pork. S.M.B., will discuss "St. John for their loyal support and ac MUST SELL OUR HOME SOON. Sister Mary Patricius will Damascene Explains the Senti ceptance of tasks assigned to EXPERT CATERING 4 bedroom*, 2 balha. attached resent Connie James, Phillip ments of the Sacred Heart.” them during the past year. SERVICE garage, recreation room. Beauti uffalo, Kathy Goodman. Mike Those serving were Mmes. ICluaeU Tueaday) ful landacaped yard with treea and > Henry, and Jimmy Curran, in a Junior Newman Club large Patio. Walking diitance to Hugh Kolowich, Willard Simma, PaSVVASWWVAVWVWi' Moat Prerioiia Blood. spelling bee. These children To Be in Ponel Discussion Charles Allison, Don MacHen- SK. 6-2462 represented Blessed Sacrament All members of the Junior drie, George Bell, also Mmes. Help Wanted— Femole 7 School in the preliminaries for Newman Club will participate Fred Deeb, Ixiuis Doughty, Jo the state spelling 'contest. in a panel discussion on "Gos seph Morrone, William (D'Con- A group of songs will be sung sip” at their meeting on Mon WANTED ner, and A. T. Haley. hy the first grade children, and day, April 28, in .the band room Catholic woman to help Our Personolized l-TO students from fifth through at 7 p.m. High school pupils in When the Little Flower Cir in Denver parith rectory. Service eighth grade will repeat the public and Catholic schools are cle met in the home of Eleanor Pleaaant working conditiona. Sells Homes five selections they sang in the urged to attend. Harring a discussion was held Write Tha Regiater, Box recent music festival. They are Announcement has been concerning the coming auction WJC. P. O. Box 1620. Den SENTI REALTOR SERVICE DIRECTORY “The Strollers,” "Resurrexit.” and articles to be donated by ver I. Colorado. made that Cub Scouts o f Pack 1926 S. Broadway SH. 4-2219 KE. 4 -4 2 0 5 "In April,” "N ow Is the 145 will portray the Seminole each member. They are also col Month of Maying.” and "Vir Indians in the forthcoming lecting stamps for the purchase gin, Wholly Marvelous.” Scout Circus May 1-3 in the of additional gifts. Mrs. Fran Salesmen or Ladies 9B The kindergarten room moth Coliseum. Boy Scout Troop 145 ces Conroy was assistant host 980.00 NOTRK DAME ASH HAULING GUTTERS INSULATION ers, Mmes. L. A. Hall. J. L. will appear in the physical fit ess. To Cburchaa, Sckoola, Club*, Scout*, PARISH Gunterman, E. J. McMullen, and OrganlaalioBi juat aell 64 Bol- Millei I rath Sorvlce JOHNS-MANVILLE ness acL (lea of Wakiua Double Strenglb 4 Bedroom Home Pickup Saturday. AL 5-1918. Th* Eagla Rank, hifkeat Vaallla. OeUil* Cell: CH. k-SOSO. 1 Vi baths. Attached garage. Gutters Spouts (Rock Wool) award in acouting, will ba BRICK AND CEMENT Beat WorkmanahIplI Mention thie Legal Notices Only $1,495. W e apeeialiia in Gutter ftd fur 10% diteeunt Legal Notices conferred upon David Ma Mr. Kopecky Tuck pointing. Aah pita. Brick repair*'J and Spout Replacerocnl Mr. ONYX RA 2*02il loney, aon of Mr. and Mr*. NOTICE TO CREDITORS' FL. S-4539 Lieenaed. F. J. Gallagher. TA. 6-4787 (Aleo Roofini, Remodelinr Trea NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF GUSTOF HJALMAR WOJ^DERFUL Gutter* Cleened and Kstimaial R*Ute o t ALBERT McCARTY Martin Mahonay. on April 28, KARLSON, alao known aa GUSTAF (DeeeaBed) at 7:30 p.m. in tha Air Milton Conway Co. CARPENTER WORK Repaired HJALMAR CARLSON and GUSTAV OPPORTUNITY Thoroughly Experienced Ko. P-12661 Academy, UJALUAR KARLSON. (Deceaaedl REALTOR For any recnedellng in your home IMPROVEMENTS AH periona bavin# claims atsinst No. P-32619 Citholic Publishers in Bust- ' -V Inaide nr out — ths abov« nam^ astate are required Fifteen merit badges will be All peraona having claim* agalnat 4 s n E- COLFAX F L B-44T9 Call Jack Reia American Rooting in file tbem for iMowance id the presented at the Court of tha above named eatate are retiuired ness 65 years is expanding AC. 2-I4S9 FL 5-7408 i{ MODERN County Court of the City and Ccuaty Honor on Friday, April 26, at to file them for allowance in the "Its” Sales Force. Have Member of Preacnlation Paneh of Denver, Colorado, oa or before the Sheet Metal Co. HOME IMPROVEMENT 7 p.m. in the old school hall. County Court of the City and County 777 MONROE 23rH day of October. 196H. or lald of Denver, Colorado, on or before the ' immediate opening for full CONTRACTORS Patio*. Carport*, Kitchen* elaiiD shall be forever barred. John Shonsey will become a ST. JOHNS— Price reduced for C H . 4 -8 4 6 6 and Batha Remodeled tOlh day of September. 1952. *** or , time sales positions for quick aale, or make offer, 4 bed ANDREW WYSOWATCKY tenderfoot scout; Detlef Dorau, laid claim ahall he forever barrrd. 2157 Downing Additiotii, Garagea, Baaementa. Adminlstranir room brick, 2 batha, double Expert Work Tom Feyber. and Bill Hart, will ANDREW WYSOWATCKY. ) Catholic men and women. garage. Mrt. Benoett Pirsl Publicalion April 24, IHH Adminiatrator Licensed Contractor After 6 p.m. SU. 1-8035 Lieenaed— Bonded— t mured be second class scouts, and Ed A L S-6068 1464 So. Broadway PE. 8-9272 I^tt Publication May 22. )f68 FIrat P nbllution April I. 1951 [ Sales experience not nec New Construction or Old Member of AU Soul* Pariah < Published in the Denver Catholic Sirovatka will receive Star BENNETT HORTON, INC. 124 Hour Phone Servlee) Retisteri Laat Publication Hay 1. 1958 essary as we tram you. , Patio'* rank. IPubllabed in The Denver Catholic » REALTOR , Garage* Regiater) No age limit, wilting work- I 1633 Downiof KE. 4-4267 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Messrs, and Mmes. James fFIrp Ebcajmb Estate o f laowls Carosella, a/k/a ' I ers can earn upwards of , Pftlntlnf LINEN SERVICE lyouis Oarosella. a /k /a Lui#t Caro* McComb and Walter Kranz, LEGAL NOTICE ^Compute Recnodclinf HEATING M u. Franklin Landauer and IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND , CemmarcUl or aella (Deceased) I $5,000 per year. This is a ST. JOHN’S PARISH MOUNIAIN No. P*I247S Dudley Lewis accompanied 12 f 6 r t h e c i t y a n d COUNTY OF RaaldentUl DENVER AND STATE OF > permanent position with For Sale By Owner TOWEL A SUPPLY CO. All pertops havln# elalms atalnst Cub Scouts o f Pack 145 to FRKE ESTIMATE the above named estate arc required COLORADO B W Heeklua Manager CIVIL ACTION 1 I supervisory status within 6 rooms double, full base-( WILL DO MOUNTAIN to file them for allowance In the Colorado Springs recently COOLING VENTILATING 2090 s Groat RA 2-T04T County Court of the City and County vrhere the boys appeared in a SUMMONS 3 months to those who ments, hot water heat WORK (Rule toe RCP) o f Denver. Colorado, on or before the series of TV commercials which Double garage. FR. 7-5779 6ib day of January, or said JENNIE B. ETTLEHAN. Aaalgae*. ' qualify. Position available will appear from time to time on PLAINTIFF, va. 752-758 ELIZABETH PLUMBING & HEATING eialm shall he forever barred. to any person in the State. Nicholas Carosella, a/k/a KLZ'TV and KSL-TV. The lat JOSEPH S. ROZMAN, MORRISON DE. 3-7209 CURTAIN LAUNDRIES For Over 20 Yearn Executor a MORRISON, INC., a Colorado ter station is in Salt Lak^ City. Corporation. SILVER STATE 3AV- John A. Seanlan TA, 5-5107 TA. 5-5108 £u#ene A. Frants FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEAN- The boys had a picnic on'Chey- INGS A LOAN ASSN., a Culonde 7267 No. Lowell Blvd. Attorney for the estate ERS. CURTAINS. CROCHETED Corporalio'o. CAPITOL FEDERAL 12&0 £. Amherst Street, Denver enne Mountain and visited the ’ Westminster, Colorado CURE de 'ARS TABLECLOTHS. ORAPERlEb. w W w w w w w ■» y y T q> $K 6-»246 famous zoo. SAVINGS a LOAN ASSN., a Colo P. 0. Box 218 2098 ELM — BEAUTIFUL 8 BLANKETS. SPREADS. UNENB.. rado CorperallM, J. WEIN. At- First Publication April 24. 3 26S bedroom home, full finiabed biae- CLEANED BY LATEST METHODS' FURNACE SERVICE Last Publication May 22. 12$S aigae*. BANK OF DENVER, a meat with 2nd balb. Front drive NITE AND HOLIDAY.S Colorado Corporation. J. H. SNrv- HAND PRESSED ONLY. 1299 (Published is The Denver Catholic garage, lovely landacaped fenced KALAHATH. TA. 5-9527. RADIO DISPATCHED. FAST Reitisterl ILY. Aailgnee, JAUNITA WAU EMPLOYMENT ynrd with aprinkllnr lyatem. Aa- SERVICE. FRF.E INSPEC Date 1$ Changed LACE, THE UNITED STATES OF lume * ’t % G.l. loan, 52,590 DECORATING TION OR ESTIMATE ON IN THE COUNTY COURT AMERICA. Aaalgnee, CONTINEN AGENCIES' 10 Dowa win handle. REQUEST. In and for tha City and County of TAL INDUSTRIAL BANK, a Colo FL. 5-6522 Call An f.atabUahtd Dceoralor Denver and Stata of Coforado PAUL Wa l d e n , i n c . rado Corporation, WILLIAM CLAY 20 Year* in Denver No. P-10752 TON. GEORGE W. CLAYTON. 1625 W. 12tb Ava. MA. 3-2261 For Potiuck Event Painting • Texturing - Papering NOTICE OF HEARING OF LUELLA H. IBF.SON, and All Un See US for the job CHRIST THE KING Free Ealimale — Reaeunabie n a O'CUNNOR FlnmUai Ca PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE known Peraona W ho Claim Any lo- W. R. HeKeIvy 3P. 7-9542 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE tereet la tha Subject Matter of tbia Y O U w ant. 3 bedroom, finished base 0 N OF G. F.DWARD GEARY, alao By PTA in Welby Action, ment, boilt-in all electric known at CHARLES EDWARD DEFENDANT. DRUGGISTS E GEARY. C. EDWARD GEARY. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE 05 kitchen. $23,000. BEITER Welby.— (Assumption Psrish) ACE EMPLOYMENT 2 bedroom, finished base ALAUUIN. ORUU UO. far Salei and Servie* CHARLES GEARY. CHARLES E. COLORADO 1952 *. Colfax Ave FK 1-79lk Capitol Heating ; GEARY and CHAS. E. GEARY. — The PTA has changed the To the above named defendant, 436 Broadway SH 4-32)3 ment $18,750. Call GK 9.96I1 or G L 5-4111 Deceated. date tor the potiuck supper to GREETING: YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS test W 44th Ava The Pele of the State of Colorado, You are hareby aummoned and rt- Elmer Stem Realty will be filled correetly at Co. To Benjamin 1* Franklin: Wllltem quired to file with the clerk en an WASHINGTON PARK PBARMACT Sunday, May 4, at 6 p.m. in EDUCATION 13 1050 Holly FL. 5-1247 BONDED — LICENSED T, Franklin; Ann Neal: Helen Snow; swer to the complaint within 20 days Pb. SF. 7-9755 1996 South Gaylord INSURED PLUMBING Dr. B. ft. Yeunce; M ar C. W tltballi the school gym. The price is after aarviee o f thla aummona upon and Unknown Heirt: five cents a portion for children yea. If you fall ao to do. judgment All Work Meet* Building , ,| Look At This ! ! ! ! GUTTERS Dejkartment Speclflralion* Frank Conry. Eaq. Guardian Ad under six years of age and 10 by default will be taken agalnat you PBX SWITCHBOARD St. 'Philomeaa 926 Garfield W. S. WHITE * SON I,item for Unknown Helri. cents for children over six and for the relief demanded in the com Ptua reecplloaial craiBiBg, Bual- Where else but here can you find such Expert Gutter Work PLUMBING Peraon* in Intereat In aald eatate. plaint. neaa demauda trained perconnal I home lor such a price? S bdrmi In Thoroughly Cleaned, Re- ] Quality Service - New Work adults. All age*. Free placement for thoae GREETING: It aervice upon you i* made outelde cluding 2 bdrma. eiiti batha, i k , rm. paired, New Gutters And , and Repair Work. You are hereby notified that on The following women served the State of Colorado, or by publica who qualify. in bsml. larg* kllchen and dining rm. Lieenaed in Denver and thla I5th day of April. A.D. 1156, tion. or if a eopy of tbe complaint Switchboard School Custom Sheet Metal Downspouts Installed. the hot dog luncheon in March: TOP NOTCH CONOITION. 52.000 dwn Suburb*. .Andrew Wyeowateky. Adminiatrator be not served upon you with tbia Training to 5 Week* may handia It; pay leu lhaa 5100 Free Estimates And In AU Work Guaraateed — o f aaid eatate. preaentad to and filed Phyllis James, Georgianna aummona, you are required Iq file Day or Eveniug monthly. AND spection. Free Eatinale*. in aald court hit petition for the Cronin, Betty Hughes, Ann Jen year answer to tke complaint within 1459 U g a a 8t. KE. 4-476I I. T. IfWIS IfALTY CL 8-4436 26 days after service of ihii lummeas Expert Chimney Work tale o f certain raal cetate belong sen, Lucille Sisneros, Betty SK. 9-S994 4432 Qullman (II no Aniwtr Call] ing to laid citato and aituate in iht upoa you. Roofing Tboro rgbly Cleaned, GL S-I9IB City and County of Denver and State Kelly, Antoinette Labriola, Jane Thla la an action* to forclosa i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE P oin te.d, Capped And of Colorado, more fully deacribed In Novak, and Sadie McCaleb. Deed of Trust on the following de aald petition, reference lo which la scribed property iu the City and Lined. Cuetom Stacks PROF. QUILTING hereby made. Officers Installed County of Denver, Stale of Colorado, Gutter and Downspout Made. Loose Brick Re You are further notified to ap to-wit: moved. AUak* Quilting 8boe Maaklna quilt pear and tnawer or otherwiae plead Mrs. L. Arthur Higgins, na Lot 12 and tbe South one-half (Ik ) S pecialist ing, remodeled down aad wool eom- to aald petition la writing on or be tional director, NCCW, installed o f Lot 11. Block Oua (1 ), Clayton's 3 BLKS. ST. PETER & PAUL ALL GUARANTEED TO terta. Wool halt* for aaU. 2452 B. fore the 26th day of May, A.D. 1152. the new officers of the Altar Addition, and Lot 12 and the YOUR SPECIFICATIONS 3rd Ave OU 9.1512. the day aat for tha bearing thereof, South ana-half (H ) of Lot II. R oofing or on or before the day to which aucb and Rosary Society April 18. Block 11). Berger’i Addition, 7005 West 42nd Ave. SP. 7-0356 bearing may be adjourned, or laid Refreshments were served by kaown as and numbered 2112 York <24 Hour Phone Service) UPHOLSTERERS petition will b* taken for eonfeaaed. the officers. Antoniette Labri Siract. LOVELY 5 bedroom home, V/i baUis, modern ROOF REPAIR Given under my hand and the aeal and to quiet the title to said property Ba-UpUolaterini by reltabi* firm. o f aald court at Denver,, in the City ola won the special prize. pursuant lo Rule 105 RCP. kitchen with disposal, automatic wasner, electric 51 reart axperieno^-urat, and County of Denver' and State of The Teen-Age Club will meet January 24, 1955. stove, eating space. Beautiful landscaped fenced Free Batimal* AU t - l l t t DAVID W. OYLER GUARANTEED Colorado, ihia 15th day o f April, NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY A.O. 1951. in the Khool gym Friday, April Clerk of the Diatrict Court yard with Life time fence, shade and fruit trees. Mueller Gas Fumacea VICTOR B. CRANDY. 26, at 7:80 p.m. Attorney tor Pbintiff WORKMANSHIP 2148 Court PI. aaw Eaat t04h Aem Clerk of the Coopty Court MARJORIE WORLAND EPPINC White asbestos shingles. Asking $17,500. Chimoey Gas Vents 1 By Martin J. Finnerty, Sr. Mary Lou Costigan, past SOI Cooper Bldg. Deputy Clerk president of the PTA, enter Denver. Colorado - MAin 2-2452 O 'B R IE N ; WALLPAPER, PAINTS Viratl a 4Fublleatloa Ci7 7. April r* 24, 1952 wuiicutained thetiic pantpast uiiicvisofficers aiiu and ,Firat Publication April 2, 1952 FR. 7-8865 SHEET METAL la s t Publication May 1, 1952 HA. 4-2867 Wallpaper— 20u a roU and up. Kotnau IpVbiuhid IB Thf‘ Denv;r atbaiicl«>"m j^ chairmen at her home , PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 44205 T h u r s d a y , A p ril 2 4 , 1958 Holy Nam e Union to M eet in Littleton April 30 Election of Officers Scheduled at Quarterly Rally Plans have been completed for the quarterly meeting of the U niiiM unH inuiH M ininniinifnii ACADEMY CHAPLAIN TO TALK Archdioccsan Holy Name Union, g t t §• - a f t * . K which wiU be held on Wednes (file. day evening, April 30 in St. Catholics in Top Roles Mary’s Parish Hall, Littleton. ( k iw itin A . Ken McGill, president of the ■uanm iM iH M inniH nniM iiH UBM Sl Mary's Holy Name Society, At Legion Conference is planning for 175 to be in at A number of prominent Cath perintendent, will be a member tendance. olic clergymen and lay persons of a panel discussing “ Ameri will have important roles in the can Education in School Pro The meeting, which will be annual Americanism Conference grams. Dr. Kenneth Oberholt- gin at 8 p.m., is also the an of the American Legion, Region zer, city school superintendent, nual eleaion event. Robert B. 10. The conference will draw will be chairman of this panel. community leaders in Colorado, Judge Joseph Cook will be Keating, president of the Nebraska, New Mexico, and chairman o f a lianel on “ Boys AHNU, has appointed a nomin Wyoming to Leyden-Chiles-Wic- and Girls’ States.” Justice Ed ating committee composed of kersham Post No. 1, Denver, ward C.. Day of the Colorado May 2-3. past presidents of the AHNU, The banquet speaker will be with Leo Kreamer, immediate Father (Col.) C. E. Zielinski, past president, as chairman. O.F.M.Conv,, chaplain at the Other members include Judge United States Air Force Acad emy. His topic will be “ Youth— r!wSl I a n d their relation to stitution, stating that Section 20 empowers Neil Horan, Tony Dunst, and Our Greatest Asset.” Father C ivil L iberties municipal courts in home home rule cities of Colorado to legislate and Emmett Dignan. Zielinski is regarded as one of rule cities were 'discussed by Chief Justice Otto enforce those laws pertaining to local or munici Officers for the past year have the leading youth authorities pal matters and that is all. The basic organic and educators in the country. 0. Moore, center, of the Colorado Supreme Court law of the U.S, is the U.S. Constitution and been, in addition to Mr. Keat in a talk to the Denver Knights of Columbus the basic organic law of Colorado is the Colo ing, J. Emmett Goggin, vice Charities Director Friday Luncheon Club on April 18. Several noted rado Constitution. president; Dana Perrin, secre To Give Invocation jurists were among those who heard Justice Municipal ordinances cannot take precedence Father William Monahan, as Moore's talk. In the photo, left to right, are over state law, nor can they be out of harmony tary; Martin J. O'Haite, treas rlncCm atPC Thomas Nevin (left) and Father William sistant director pf Denver arch William Dressier, program chairman of the with the federal or state statutes. Home rule ^lU aslIlU IO Monahan welcome a former classmate, James urer; and Joe Sheridan, Sergeant- diocesan Catholic Charities, who club; Justice Albert T. Frantz of the Supreme laws of cities pertaining to criminal cases at-arms. The Rct. Hatley E. McMullen, who returned to Denver to receive the Denver is former chaplain of the Amer Court; Judge Moore; Justice C. Day o f the ,covered by state law, are in effect enforceable Univernty business administration award. All were members Schmitt, pastor of All Saints' ican Legion department, wiU Supreme Court; and Edward Jersin, grand bnly under the law of the state. Therefore a of Phi Kappa, national Catholic honorary fraternity, at D.U. give the invocation at the open Parish, is spiritual director. knight of K. of C. Council 539. defendant is entitled to a jury trial in criminal Mr. McMullen was an organizer of the Intermountain Newman ing session. Father William Judge Moore explained in laymen’s terms action and is not subject to civil action by the The speaker for the quarterly Cllub Province, and served as first province chairman. Jones, archdiocesan school su the controversial Section 20 o f the State Con cities. meeting will be the Rev. Charles B. Woodrich, archdiocesan di Pick R. of C Defegofes rector of vocations. Mr. Keating said that the of 350 Persons Expected From Colorado Spgs. ficers will be striving for 100- Rev. C. E. Zielintki, Delegates and alternate dele per-centiattendance at this meet O.F.M. Cone. For Regis Alumni Event gates to the state convention ©f ing by representatives of the Supreme Court will be a panel the Knights of Columbus were An estimated 350 graduates, receive invitations may make ist discussing the "High School chosen Wednesday evening by Holy Name units. At the past former students, and friends of reservations by calling Regis Forum of the Air.” Council 582, Colorado Springs meeting, only eight parishes the nation’s 28 Jesuit. Colleges College, GEnesee 3-6665. Knights of Columbu^. The Legion’s annual oratori and universities wilt meet at failed to send, representatives. cal contest will be the topic of Breakfast tickets are $2 per Grand Knight John A. Chis Regis College, Denver, this Sun person. St. Mary’s Parish Hall is at a panel, the chairman of which holm and Immediate Past Grand day, April 27, for the third an is Edward F. Owens. The breakfast is the first Knight Thomas Pankati were 210 N. Nevada, Littleton. nual All-Jesuit Alumni Com James M. Eakins, form er post in a series of events sched appointed to attend the conven munion breakfast. commander, will be a member uled for "Regis Week,” April tion at Grand Junction on May o f the “ Flag Program” panel. The morning program will 27 through May 4. The week 24, 25 and 26. Governor to Talk Justice Albert T. Frantz of the open with a Mass in the Stu co niTD 6inorfttat Regis' 70 Alternate delegates selected Colorado Supreme Court will dent Chapel at 8:30 a.m., fo l years as citizen and educator were Gordon Lugenbeel and be a panelist discussing “Boy lowed by breakfast in the Stu in Colorado. George Beauchamp. At TB Gathering Scouts.” Bert Keating, Denver dent Center. Husbands and district atom'ey, will be a mem wives of Jesuit alumni and Colorado Governor Stephen L. ber of the panel on “Un-Ameri alumnae are also invited, com IT'S TINE TO FERTILIZE H. McNichols has been named can Activities.” This discussion mittee officials said. honorary chairman of the 50th of countgi^subversion will have The featured speaker at the| YODR LAW N S GARDEN annua! meeting of the Colorado Donald Kelley, U. S. attorney, breakfast-will be the Rev. Pat-; Scott's Turf Builder— Pox, Milorgonite— Lowntex Tuberculosis As.sociation, it was as chairman. rick J. HoHoran, S.J., popular Insecticides Scott's Pkg. Gross Seeds and Bulk announced by Dr. Theodore K. Mary Christine Humphrey, a after-dinner speaker and re (ileichman, association presi senior at St. Francis dc Sales’ treat master, and president of Gross Seeds. dent. High School, will be one of the the newly founded Chaplain SPRKADER LOANED 1 DAY FREE Governor McNichols will be student participants. She will be Kapaun Memorial High School one of the featured speakers at pAiiniAn J®"’ ®® McMullen, prominent Phi Kappa, national Catholic fraternity, at Den one o f six Colorado students in Wichita, Kans. D elivery .W onrfny through Friday the meeting to be held at the KcUlllOn York businessman, is wel ver University. Left to right are William discussing “How Does Youth Moran, Thomas Nevin, Mary McMullen, Mr. Father Holloran, the former Antlers Hotel, Colorado Springs, comed back to Denver by a group of former View Our Programs?” Her president of St. Louis Univer- May 1, 2, and .1. He will address McMullen, Father William Monahan, William topic will be the annual orator m J d U ijf L FIRST classmates, all who were members with him in Cudmore, and Hubert Hughes. veraity, holds a Ph.D., from the; more than 300 volunteer and ical contest, which she won in Gregorian University in Rome. professional TB workers, physi 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 1957. He directed the St. Louis Uni cians, and civic leaders at the OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVES. James P. Eaking, a graduate versity alumni association from Governor's Banquet, to be held ]of Regis College, and former 1849 to 1953, and served as re Friday evening, May 2, at the James E. ^ct^ul^en Will Receive ipost commander, is conference treat master and associate di Antlers Hotel. I chairman. Delegates will be wel- Financed entirely through the rector of the Laymen’s Retreat j corned by Frank Hays, lieuten- League of St. Louis from 1953 sale of Christmas seals, the lant governor, and Denver D. U.'s 'Outstanding Alumni' Award to 1956. Colorado TB Association and its Mayor Will.F. Nicholson. THE BEER 'THAT 14 locals carry on the continu Invitations have been mailed ing fight against tuberculosis. One of the nation's most investment firm, returned to his man Club chairman in 1950. to all former Jesuit students .MADE MILWAUKEE The 195S annual meeting will romiment business leaders, home town to receive the Uni He il president of the buii- Company to Sponsor living in Colorado. Those wish mark 50 years of community Sames £ . McMullen, has re versity o f Denver Bizad Alumni net! adminiitration alumni. ing to attend but who did not FAMOUS service by the organization that turned to Denver, where he was Club’s “Outstanding Alumni” Mr. McMullen is a life mem Corporate Communion has helped to reduce the number an organizer of the Intermoun award. ber of the Denver Junior Cham Catholic employees of Gates of new TB cases reported from tain Newman Club Province in When he wa.s a student at ber of Commerce. He has served Rubber Company, Denver, will Dr. Charles Fliedner more than 10,000 newly reported the 1920s. Denver University, Mr. .McMul on the board of directors of the sponsor their first corporate cases in 1908 to just over 1,000 Mr. McMullen, now a partner len served as first chairman of Denver Chamber of Commerce, Chiroproctor in 1957. in Payson and Trask, New York the Intermountain Newman and for four years was a mem reception of Communion May 4. SPINEOGRAPH (X-ray) Club Province. He was also a ber of the Colorado Governor's The event is scheduled at An NEUROCALOME'TER member of the Phi Kappa, a na Advisory Committee on Unem nunciation Church, 3621 Hum- MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. tional Catholic honorary fra bolt Street, in the 8:30 o'clock 4068 S. Bdwy. SU 9-2713 ployment Compensation. In 1951 ; Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray: ternity, which is no longer ac he received the University of Sunday Mass. tive on the D. U. campus. Denver Alumni Distinguished Father Thomas Barry, pastor, [Momemaker’s ; Presiding at the banquet Service Award. is encouraging this observance. Thursday, April 24, at which The presentation Thursday Arrangements are being made 32'x2I" WHITE i s the award will be preiented will be part of the D. U. college and will be announced in next STEEL SINK ■ Department \ will be George Bruegger, of business administration's week's Denver CatkoUe Regis who wai Intermountain New ter. It is hoped that this will golden jubilee celebration. HOLE y Putroniie Thete Reliable and Friendly F irn u j| be an annual event. FRED B. SNITE W/FAUCETAND [Iks W ilt Sponsor 2 BASKET- Local Loan Co. fo Fete Oratorical Contest : STRAINERS GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. The Elks Educational Com "Accredited Purveyorg to the Catholic Clergy" mittee will sponsor the annual oratorical contest for high 60" FORMICA JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES Founder, Noted Layman school students on May 23 at 1421 - 16tb Street — SH. 4-6775 or 2598 TOP POST DENVER 2, COLORADO Fred B. Snite, founder and by the Holy See, at request of 8 p.m. at th'e Mt. Carmel Bap chairman of the board of Local Cardinal Spellman. tist Church, 26th Avenue at FORM ED Loan Co., a national consumer A Fourth Degree Knight of Humboldt Street, Denver. loan organization, will be guest Columbus, Snite is also a mem This contest is open to all CH O IC E OF Bacon & Schramm of honor at a commemorative ber of the board of St. Fran students, ninth through the ComposilioD Roofin|{ dinner in Los Angeles this cis’ Hospital, Evanston, 111.; of 12th grades. This is a state 1 20 COLORS Tile Roofing ENGLEWOOD week to.celebrate the 50th anni the Little (Company o f Mary contest; the winner competes versary of his firm, it was an Hospital, Chicago; the Holy in the regional contest, and the Roof Repairing Heating Company nounced by R.' W. Carniody, Cross Hospital, Chicago; a winner of the regional contest 4020 Brighton Bird. manager of the Local Loan of member o f Marillac Social Cen wins a $1,000' scholarship to S^rviAg 6ntir« Engitwood «na C H . 4-6563 . 0env«r Afftt fice in downtown Denver. ter, St. Vincent de Paul Settle the college of his or her choice. AuthoHauid I^eoaox Mr. Snite, who alternates be ment; and chairman of the Any interested student de THE BESl IN LUGCIACE F u n u e«j uhd Air ConditloniAj tween his Chicago business board of the Men’s Committee siring information about the ei iiii Kitii of St. Patrick’s Church, Miami contest can get same by con Beach, Fla. tacting Harry G. Sims, chair AH Make* Furnace* lattalled, Serviced 50 Officials man, educational committee. MAin 3-6719, 2531 Ogden and Repaired W ill Aftend Street, Denver 5. The dinner is to be held at * H e a tin g the Ambassador Hotel on Sat urday, April 26, and will be AM 6-1458 * Air Conditioning * Sheet Metal Work attended by more than 50 Local Loan officials and their wives. Phone SU 1-4494 Among those honoring Mr. Snite ♦ Fret* Cb«ciiup *ad Eitimat* will be T. J. Dillon, president T Da^ aad N ifbt Sarviea of Local Loan Co. from Chi ♦ SATRIANO 1065 W. Haxn^eD cago; T. D. Griffin, executive ♦ Frink Wntnn, Prop. vice president, also of Chicago; ♦ BROTHERS L. J. Condon, Western Division ♦ JANITOR vice president, and E. W . Car- ♦ mody. SERVICE Please Patronize When asked about the history ^ * Rug and Upholstery Your REGISTER o f his firm, Snite commented: “ We founded Local Loan Co. in $199.95 ^ Shampooing Advertisers and April of 1908 in a small office A 60” Republic Steel Kitchen Sink, ^ * Complete House in Chicago; since then Local Mention Fixtures and Cabinet PLUS . . . ^ Cleoning Loan has expanded to become THE REGISTER a major factor in the national 60" Efficiency Wall Unit! ♦ • Floor Woxing and consumer loan field, with 80 ^ Polishing offices operating in 11 states.” ^ • Walls end Windows Snite continued: "W e attribute Fred B. Snite our continued ^owth to the lib ▼ W oshed eral service which we have al T EXPERT . DEPENDABLE headquarters and Miami Beach, ways rendered our customers. Store Hours — ▼ IN S U R E D Fla., is a prominent Catholic Just as the banks provide a ^ Call D i for Free Egtimaleg layman who holds the title of source o f money to the business Monday A Friday • 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Knight Commander o f the Why not combine your per ▲ GL. 5-5754 end GL 5-8289 1517 OiCYMin eiKt U 642SI man, we provide a source of Tuos.. Wad.. Thur*., A Sat, ^ 2836 W. 44th Ave. ‘ f