j Concern Mounts Over His Health DENVER CA IN aiC World Prays i Vatican City — A special prayer in Masses in the REGISTER j Vatican parish church of St. Anne was echoed Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations 'throughout the world as concern grew over the health VOL. LVIl No. 42 DENVER, COLORADO THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1963 Iof Pope John XXIII who has earned international re- ! spect as the Pope of the People and the Pope of Peace. The ancient Latin prayer for ------Plan to Loavo in July the Pope read: I THE POPE WENT into “spir- “ 0 God, the Shepherd and j 'tual retirement” coincident Ruler of all the faithful, look with opening of a novena that Doctor, Wife Volunteer down with favor upon Thy serv­ will last until the Feast of Pen­ ant John, whom Thou hast tecost, June 2. placed over Thy Church. Grant, He continued to celebrate we beseech Thee, that be may morning Mass in his private To Give Services in Ghana benefit, both by word and ex­ chapel and studied official pa­ ample, those over whom he is pers in his rooms but held no set, and thus attain with his private audiences. Two doctors By Paul Page stated that unless doctors arc Consequently, the 50-year-old flock unto eternal life.” were keeping a constant vigil. Picture a doctor and His obtained the Ghana government Denver physician and his wife Hope was expressed that the “might be obliged to accept are all set to embark on an wife sitting in comfortable THE PRAYER recitation was Pope would regain sufficient doctors from Communist coun­ apostolic and professional chal­ easy chairs reading news­ begun after the 81-year-old Pon­ strength to greet, with appro- tries.” lenge of a lifetime. papers during a relaxing tiff suffered a relapse from a evening at home. The only thing holding them DR. POLLICE wrote to stomach ailment and anemia. i Doesn’t exactly conjure up an back is an entry permit signed Prayers Asked Father McCoy, who was in His condition was generally be- i by Ghana Prime Minister Kwa- image of a lay apostolic chal­ lieved to be incurable. , Prayers of the priests and lenge, does it? me Nkrumah. Pope John was also believed the faithful in the Archdiocese Denver surgeon Dr. John “Father McCoy already has to have a painful prostate con­ of Denver have been asked by Pollice and his wife, Grace reserved plane reservations to dition which made sleeping dif­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr for were doing just that (it happens Ghana for July 19 or July 23,” ficult. the recovery of Pope John sometimes) one evening last Dr, PoUice said in a special in- The Pope heard Mass at 6:30 XXIII. February when Mrs. Pollice (Turn to Page 2) a.m. May 29 as he had on May noticed a small article on the 28. The Wednesday communi­ priate ceremony. President Ken­ hack page of the Feb. 24 issue que said the Pontiff had had “a nedy, who is due to visit him of the Register. An Appeal night of quiet rest” during on June 22. She read it with interest and which he “had no need of as­ Concern over Pope John’s Pope Shown in Recent Photo called it to the attention of her The Ghana government, ac­ sistance.” health was fanned by a husband. Today, three months cording to Dr. Pollice, is anx­ It said that at 10 a.m. May cancellation, on doctors’ orders, Pope John XXIII is surrounded by national Cardinal Gregory Peter Agagianian, Prefect later, the couple are anxiously ious to get hospitals staffed 29 “a distinct improvement was of a general audience, two hours directors of the Society for the Propagation of the Sacred Congregation of the Faith. On awaiting permission to enter the with competent personnel. noted in the general condition before it was to begin. of the Faith in one of the last photos taken the right shown in profile, is Auxiliary Bish­ young African nation of Ghana Doctors, nurses, and techni­ of the august patient.” However, the Pope made an of him before his public appearances were op Fulton J. Sheen of New York, national as a missionary team. cians are needed. This is a The communique stated that appearance at his apartment curtailed for health reasons. ’The Pope greet­ director of the society in the U.S. Anxiety The article? It was an appeal challenge for U.S. volunteers. “even in the acute moments of window overlooking St. Peter’s ed the directors at an audience in St. Peter’s over the Poptiff’s health mounted when it Basilica at their annual meeting in Rome. by Father R. F. McCoy. W.F., Unless capable personnel of- the crisis the Pope “never square and told the crowd of was announced he had suffered a “weak superior of the White Fathers fer their services, the Ghana suffered (mental) absence or about 10,000 persons, “It is still At the left, with his back to the camera, is spell” and had cancelled his normal activities. of Afrjca, citing an urgent need government will be forced to confusion.” He was spending St. Peter’s, whether inside or for three doctors at three hos­ Dr. John Pollice accept such assistance from his days “in serenity, in pray­ out.” pitals in the Diocese of Wa in the Communists. If that should er, . . . with full mental pres­ During the appearance, the St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs Northwestern Ghana. Chicago seeking personnel, sup­ happen, another country could plies. and financial aid for the ence and lucidity.” Pope, who made many earlier The one column article, four be indoctrinated In the Red Cardinal Amjeto Giovanni references to death, referred to inches and four paragraphs. White Fathers’ many missions ideology. and hospitals in .\frica. Cicognani, Vatican Secretary of the Feast of the Ascension. Grade School Plans Last Graduation State and head of the council’s He said: “We hurry behind (See Story on page 2) this year’s eighth grade, the Loretto Sisters Jovlta, Wal- coordinating commission, was the Lord, who has ascended into The nearly 80-year history of grade school will be discontin­ burga, and Columba. Father important Dates reported as saying that the work heaven, and not being able to St. Mary’s grade school, Colo­ ued. Robert Byrne was then pastor of the various special commis­ follow Him, we remain on earth rado Springs, will draw to a The school was established of St. Mary's parish. Saturday, June 1, the Vigil of Dentist Harvests Teeth sions must be stepped up so in His Holy Church and we close Saturday, June 1, with in about 1885 as St. Mary’s The academy became St. the Feast of Pentecost, is a day that they can be ready to sub­ imitate the Apostles who gath­ graduation rites for the school’s academy by three Sisters of (Turn to Page 2) of fast and partial abstinence. mit their draft proposals to the ered together and implored the last eighth grade class. Meat may be eaten only at the On' Holiday for Humanity' Pope. Holy Spirit.” A total of 60 pupils — 30 principal meal. boys and 30 girls — will attend Wednesday, Friday, and Sat­ The harvest of untouched den­ met in Guatemala City, Hue- the graduation Mass at 7:45 urday, June F, 7, and 8, are tal work is so great “I could huetenango at Maryknoll Mis­ a.m. to receive their diplomas. 75 School Supervisors Ember days. Meat may be have worked there for 50 sion Central and at the medical eaten only at the principal meal years,” Dr. James Wambach of center being built by the pa­ fr. Murphy to Observe THE SCHOOL has been grad­ on June 5 and June 8. Friday, Colorado Springs said in de­ rishioners at Jacaltenango. ually closing down operations To Meet at Loretto Heights since 1955 in order to provide June 7, Is a day of fast and com­ scribing his recent “Holiday for more room for the high school, plete abstinence. Humanity” to Northern Guate­ “PRACTICALLY ALL the Silver Jubilee on June 2 “Supervision Looks to the voted to linguistics. which serves all the parishes Trinity Sunday, June 9, is the Guatemalans in remote areas Future” is the theme for the Miss Kay Ware, director of mala. Father John B. Murphy. June 5, 1938. at St. Mary’s in the Pikes Peak region. final day for completing one’s And the laborers are so few away from cities need dental 1963 supervisors’ workshop for education in public schools of Easter duty. C.M., assistant pastor at Most seminary, Perryville, Mo. He One class has been dropped that he learned he was the first work,” he explained. Precious Blood church, Denver, Catholic school supervisors to St. Louis, Mo., will manage the became professor and chair­ each year for the past eight be held at Loretto Heights language arts and individual dentist to work there in the 20 “The instruction I gave the will mark the silver jubilee of man of the biology depart­ years. With the graduation of college, Denver, June 17-21. ! differences programs. years of Maryknoll mission missioners who are called-on his ordination in the priesthood Car Tabloid ment at De Paul university, j ' Approximately 75 Brothers, The Rt. Rev. Monslgnor F.N. work at Jacaltenango. continually to cope with medi­ at a Solemn Mass of Thanks­ X 20-page tabloid in this is­ He was assigned as a mis-’ I Sisters, and lay teachers from He also spent six days in his cal and dental emergencies mul­ giving June 2 at noon. Pitt, archdiocesan superintend­ sue of the “Denver Catholic ent of schools from Louisville, two week “holiday” at the In­ tiplies my own efforts mani­ Mass in the church is one of Four Gifts Boost I New York to Hawaii and from Register” highlights values fold.” Texas to Montana are expect-,Ky., is director of the work­ available in the metropolitan !dian mission center near Mexi­ I the several activities planned co and left reluctantly after ed to attend. | shop. area on new and used cars. i .. . j “There’s a great need forjl'”’ parishioners to take part Burse to $735 I Dr. Donald Lloyd, assistant j Sister Francis Eileen, Pro­ Stories and adverUsements i seeing 200 patients and per- dentists and opthalmologists in the jubilee program. A re­ ception honoring the jubilarian Four contributors gave $14 the professor in English. Wayne]vincial Supervisor for the Sis- give a complete picture. This ] forming 500 extractions, down there,” Dr. Wambach State university, Detroit, Mich.,iters of Loretto, will be the is scheduled in the church hall past week to the St. Jude burse is another service provided Most important in his volun- stressed. He was inspired to will conduct the sessions de-i coordinator. tor thousands of “Register” : iteer...... service...... were the consulta- make this trip by a “ Register” June 2 from 7 to 10 p.m. for the training of seminarians. The burse total now is $735.36. readers. ! tions with priests and Sisters he report on Dr. J. C. Leshock of East Lansing, Mich. A NATIVE of Chicago, Fa­ Donors were: V. P., Wheat- ther Murphy has been stationed ridge, $3: M.S.D., Denver $5: The doctor and his wife who at Most Precious Blood church Mrs. G. C., Colorado Springs, is a nurse were the first lay since 1957. He also serves as $5: and P.E.D., Denver, $1. medical team to visit Jacalten­ professor of science at nearby The sum of $6,000 will estab- ango since the Maryknollers ^t. Thomas’ seminary. Ish a seminary burse in per­ (Turn to Page 2) Father Murphy was ordained petuity for the education of a student for the priesthood. The principal will be invested and only the interest used. i n Marian Rites Scheduled The future of the Church de­ pends upon a well-prepared priesthood in sufficient num­ In Brighton ^n June 2 bers.

Hundreds of the faithful are Gallegos, and Robert. Hatten- DONATIONS TO the seminary expected to attend the annual dorf, all seniors in the high Rev. John B. Murphy, C.M. burse should be sent to the Presbyterian Prayers for Pope Living Rosary and May crown­ school of religion, conducted by Most. Reverend Urban J. Vehr, ing sponsored by St. Augustine STATEMENT that can be described only as “ex­ the Missionary Sisters of Our sionary to China in 1948 and Archbishop of Denver, Chancery Council 3285 of the Knights of Lady of Victory and lay teach­ later was expelled from that office, 1536 Logan street, Denver traordinary” came out of the 175th General As­ Columbus in the Brighton Foot­ ers. (Turn to Page 2) 3, Colo. sembly of the United Presbyterian Church. ball stadium, Brighton, Sunday, There were two main points in the statement: June 2, at 8 p.m. On the first, commending Pope John XXIII and his Father Roy Figlino, pastor of moves toward inter-faith harmony, we cannot but commend and St. Augustine’s parish and state congratulate the Presbyterian assembly; on the other, which chaplain ,of the K. of C., said concerned various aspects of the question concerning separation the ceremony is one of tl^e most of Church and State, we must agree with the minority of the impressive demonstrations of assembly. faith to which the public is The Presbytferians, so called because their church is gov­ asked to participate. erned by presbyters (or elders), which was the name given to Delegations from several K. of priests in the early days of Christianity, is the fourth largest C. councils in the area are Protestant community in the U.S., with some four and one-half expected to attend. Members of million communicants. Established by John Knox in Scotland, the Brighton Council will form it drew greatly upon the theology of John Calvin, but without the Hail Marys, and members his insistence upon rigid predestination. Baptism and the Lord’s of the Fourth Degree, the Our Supper are regarded as sacraments. Fathers and the cross. John J. Mildenberger, chair­ WHEN THIS WRITER was in Rome reporting on the first man of the program, will lead sessions of Vatican Council II, he was told by more than one the recitation, and A1 Dinges, Protestant observer: “Pope John with the Council puts us to the Jr., grand knight of the Brigh­ test; he has extended the hand of fellowship, he has opened the ton council, will be narrator. religious question to open discussion. Now it is up to us.” Several priests and K. of C. The Presbyterian Church, it seems, has responded admirably. Chaplains will be in attendance. Recommended. by their assembly were theological dialogues; co-operation in common concerns involving social action at the FATHER JAMES RASBY, civil level, such as working toward world peace, racial justice, pastor of St. Anne’s parish, Ar­ reduction of juvenile delinquency, and raising of standards of vada, is to give the sermon moral conduct; open discussion of problems arising from differ­ Benediction will be given by ences in theological conceptions, traditions or church policies and Father Figlino at a beautiful outdoor altar erected for the oc­ practices. casion. Specifically, and this is exceptional in Protestant-Catholic The parish girls’ choir, under relationships, the Presbyterian statement laid down these the direction of Sister Delores ground-rules: Ann and with Mrs. John Beals (Turn to Page 2, Section 2) as organist, is to provide the music. A highlight of the ceremony will be the crowning of the Blessed Mother’s statue by Inside the Register... Stephanie Morales, a senior at St. Augustine’s high school of SPORTS COVERAGE—Gus Fahn’s column explains , religion. She will be escorted by situation on adequate coverage, s e e ...... p. 7 Robert Roybal. INSULT TO POPE—in one of greatest' travesties .Attendants include Veroniia of history, see ...... p. 5 Maes, Judy Moncypenuy. I’eter Tremendous Ordination Ceremony Held in Cathedral NEGRO IMPATIENCE—is justified, according to Six new priests were added to the ranks of the clergy of the .\rthdiocese folded (it is unfolded later in the ceremony), saying; “Receive the priestly NCWC official, s e e ...... sec. 2, p. 2 Last Day of School of Denver at solemn ceremonies in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep­ vestment, by which charity is signified; for God is powerful to increase unto tion .May 25. .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr presided at the rites in which .-Auxiliary the charity and perfection of work." (See picture at left above.) SMALL COLLEGES—back tax credits rather than The last day of school — and Bishop David M. Maloney was the ordaining prelate. One of the newly ordained priests is shown above concelebrating the ordi­ government subsidy, see ...... sec. 2, p. 3 report card day — for pupils After the Bishop has imposed hands upon the candidates, thus ordaining nation Mass with the ordaining Bishop, making it in reality their first .Alass. in archdiocesan grades and high .After the Bishop has consumed the Sacred Species, he gives Communion to ClasilllM Adt ...... P. n Obituarlts p. 10 them priests, each approaches him to be invested with the priestly vestments. Editorials ...... p. 5 Rtal cstatt p. ♦ schools will be Thursday, Junej He arranges the stole in the manner in which the priests wears it at Mass, the new priests, but only under the form of bread. .After each has received Entartainmint P. • School Activitits 2, p. 4 Communion he partakes of some wine. One of the assisting priests or clerics, Instruction stc. 2, p. 1 Sports p. 7 6. in the form of a cross, praying; “Receive the yoke of the Lord, for His yoke Is Mtn's Evonts p. ♦ Woman's News pp. 47 Classes will resume after the sweet and His burden light.” He then vests the candidate with the chasuble in standing at the Epistle side of the altar, holds a chalice and a purificator in summer holidays on Sept. 3. such a manner that only the front pari hangs down and the back part remains readiness fo rthis puriwse. (See other pictures on page 14) Page Two The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 30, 1963 St. Fronds de Sales High In Colorado Springs 60th Graduation at St. Mary's High Summer Session Rolls Open High school students planning to attend the summer session The Very Rev. Monsignor pointed Chancellor of the Pu-|Murphy Memorial, which will at St. Francis de Sales high school, Denver, June 12 to July 26 George T. Holland, pastor of eblo diocese; in 1962 he was go to a junior basketball player. Assumption parish, Pueblo, will made a Papal Chamberlain are urged to make arrangements as soon as possible, according deliver the 60th annual com­ with the title of Very Reverend AFTER THE PRESENT.A- to the Very Rev. Monsignor William H. Jones, archdiocesan su­ mencement address to 98 sen­ Monsignor and appointed pastor TION of awards. Monsignor perintendent of schools. iors at St. Mary’s high school, of Assumption parish. He is an Hoffman will confer the diplo Colorado Springs. uncle of senior Walt Pachak. mas on the graduates. Students in Catholic high schools should notify their princi­ Monsignor Holland, an alum­ St. Mary’s 60th annual gradu­ Sister Sheila’s choir will sing pals of their intention to attend the classes. Public high school nus of Pueblo Catholic high, ation exercise will begin at 7:30 the Gregorian “Veni Creator students can make arrangements by calling Sister Victoria took his seminary training at p.m. May 31, with a proces­ Spiritus” and Monsignor Hol­ Marie, principal of St. Francis’ high, PE 3-3272. St. Thomas’ in Denver. He was sional by G. Longhi. land will deliver the commence­ ordained in 1948. The Very Rev. Monsignor ment address. SUBJECTS BEING offered this summer include English 9, 10, Monsignor Holland was ap- Robert F. Hoffman, pastor, will Solemn Benediction of the and 11; algebra 1 and 2; plane geometry, biology, American his­ announce the winners of awards Blessed Sacrament, closing the tory, religion 9, 10, and 11, and personal typing. and scholarships for next year. graduation ceremonies, will be Classes are scheduled from 8:10 to 10 a.m. and from 10:10 The Denver Catholic These include the ribbons stu­ given by the Rev. Michael F. a.m. to noon. Tuition is $25 per subject. Register dents captured during the math Kavanagh, pastor of Our Lady and science tournament in Den­ of the Woods Church in Wood­ Formal registration will be held at St. Francis’ high from 9 a.m. to noon June 10 and 11. Published Weekly by The ver, the John Philip Sousa Band land Park. Catholic Press Society, Inc., award, and scholarships. Father Robert Freudenstein, 938 Bannock Street, Denver. The Larry Ash Memorial will assistant at St. Francis de Subscription; |4.00 Per Year. go to an outstanding junior Sales’ church, Denver, will be Regis College Will Confer Highest Entered as Second Class football player. Scholarships deacon, and Father Robert J. Matter at the Post Office, will go for scholastic achieve­ Greenslade, chaplain at Loretto Academic Honor on English Jesuit Denver, Colo. ment to a boy and girl of the Heights college, Denver, sub­ Regis college, Denver, will Heythrop the past 25 years. He freshman, sophomore, and jun­ deacon. confer its highest academic has served as the Catholic “ob­ ior classes. A reception will be held in honor upon a leading world au­ server” at the meeting of the MAY SPECIAL! The Marylin is sponsoring a the church auditorium after the thority on ecumenism and Central Commitee of the World new scholarship, the Coach graduation. Decficofien at Presenfafion Church church unity at its 85th annual Council of Churches, the Com­ Offtr ExpirM May 31lt, 1963 commencement exercises June mission of Faith and Order, VAQUUM^l Archbishop Urban J. Vehr (above) dedi­ Bishop David M. Mahoney, a number of Mon­ 3 in the Regis fieldhouse. and the British Council of Colorado Springs School cated the enlarged and remodeled Presenta­ signori and priests. Sisters of Mercy who staff An honorary doctor of laws Churches. tion church and the new 10 classroom school the school, and hundreds of parishioners at­ degree will be given the Rev. To Close After 80 Years in Denver May 27. The $400,000 project was tended the ceremonies. Father Edwin F. Bernard Leeming, S.J., dean of CONCRETE another major building program completed Oman, pastor of St. Stephen’s parish, St. Jo­ theology at Heythrop college, (Continued From Page 1) expanding population of the under Father Matthias J. Blenkush, pastor, seph, Minn., and a cousin of Father Blen­ Oxford, England. INCINERATORS since 1944, who observed the silver jubilee of kush, was deacon at the Mass. Father An­ Father Leeming will be the • BIRD BATHS Mary’s parochial school in 1902 Pikes Peak region lay behind the decision to discontinue the his ordination at the Solemn Mass offered thony Weinzapfel, pastor of Holy Name par­ commencement speaker at Re­ • STEEL CLOTHES-LINE POLES in thfe pastorate of Father God- grade school. after the dedication by the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ ish, Fort Logan, was subdeacon. gis, at which 115 students will • SPLASH BLOCKS • PARKING LOT AND jfrey A. Raber, who greatly en­ As more families with chil­ gnor Gregory Smith, P.A., V.G. Auxiliary be given degrees. Archbishop DRIVEWAY CURBING larged the school. dren moved away from the Urban J. Vehr will preside at • WHEEL STOPS ! THE PRESENT grade school downtown area, the school en­ the ceremonies. WE. 6-2383 ; building — almost entirely oc­ The degree will be conferred rollment dwindled from its all- City and FHA Approved cupied now by high school time high of 510. In the three- Doctor, Wife Volunteer by the Very Rev. Richard F. classes — was built in 1950 at year period before 1955, enroll­ Ryan, S.J., Regis president, on COPELAND the conclusion of a $150,000 par­ ment had dropped by almost behalf of the college and the ish campaign. 150. board of trustees. ENTERPRISES 904 S. Upan St. The downtown location of St. .M the same time the late To Give Services in Ghana Father Leeming has been at Mary’s parish and the rapidly Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Kipp, pastor, and the late Very Rev. Monsignor William J. (Continued From Page 1) Ghana on a six-month contract i nism will very likely take its i Kelly, superintendent of the terview with the “Denver Cath­ in 1954,” Dr. Pollice commented place.” L e i b a i a n , T e B o c k h o r s t g C o . parish schools, foresaw the olic Register.” ‘‘He eventually stayed on for Mrs. Pollice, a former nurse GIFT SUGGESTIONS need for vastly expanded high “I hope to receive word of four years, took a six-months at a Colorado Springs tubercu­ 1354)141 / \ 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. school facilities for the grow­ the entry permit in the next leave of absence, and came back losis hospital, will follow her ing number of teen-agers in the four or five weeks. It involves for another four years.” husband to Ghana later. Pikes Peak area. a lot of red tape.” Dr. Pollice plans to sign a “Grace has been a big help The elementary school pupils The Denver physician is the two-year contract, with t h e to me in my medical career, For in the parish are attending only surgeon among the three government of Ghana paying and I know she’d be a big help AittCC t^ 9 7 classes in the city’s four other doctors awaiting entry into his salary and transportation in my work in Ghana,” Dr. Pol­ parochial schools. Divine Re­ Ghana, and he will be assigned and housing expenses. lice remarked. the deemer, Corpus Christi, Sacred to a 120-bed hospital in the vil­ The hospital is staffed by 70 The Pollices live at 3520 New­ Heart, and St. Paul’s schools. lage of Jirapa. native technicians and nurses ton street, Denver, and have With the addition of the fa­ The Franciscan Sisters of and seven nuns of the Francis­ four children - — two married cilities of the former grade Mary manage the hospital in can Sisters of Mary. It is lo- daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Metz, Graduate school, the high school will Ghana, where Dr. Pollice will cated in the flat, open country 23, and 'Mrs. Angela Kelsey, 22, have a capacity of more than stay. About 70 native girls are i characterized by short grass ] both of Denver, a son, John, ’'I students. being trained in the hospital’s I and few trees savanna 118, who is entering his second • Bibles The Very Rev. Monsignor nursing school. land” — that stretches across! year at St. Thomas’ seminary, Robert F. Hoffman, pastor at northern Ghana. j and another daughter, Therese, • Prayer Books St. Mary’s, has completed a HE WILL REPLACE Dr. Not many people live in the i 16. number of improvements, in­ Henry .Archambault of Omaha, enervating climate. Many of! ' W, LCIIMAN • Missals 6CIIAL0 J. HKNCMANN CIRARD R. Ghana’s food crops — corn, TiBOCKHORtT, CPCU cluding gymnasium expansion, Neb. DR, POLLICE was graduated Daily and Sunday at the high school. ”Dr. Archambault went to rice, yams, and peanuts — grow from Regis high school in 1926 in the region and wild animals and received his A.B. degree in • Rosaries — elephants, lions, leopards and pre-medicine from Regis col­ antelopes — roam the plains. lege in 1930. • Medals and Chains He took post graduate studies • Imported Statuary BOTH FATHER McCOY and at the University of Colorado, Dr. Pollice said that the medi­ the University of St. Louis, and Hand Carved cal work of the missions is one the University of Pennsylvania. and Ceramic of the most effective means of The Denver doctor has prac­ insuring freedom of the Church ticed medicine in Fairplay and ^ • Auto Sets in Africa. Cripp'e Creek and served asj ‘‘The White Fathers have major in the Army Medical • Crucifixes offer more been laboring in Africa for Corps in the Pacific theater more than 100 years,” the doc­ during World War II. tor noted. “It would be a shame He was in charge of surgical ^ FOR THE to see all that work go down the auxiliary units at New Caledo­ drain because of lack of doctors nia, Guadalcanal, the Russell, BRIDE and financial aid. ■' Island, Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo “Communism is competing Jima. for the minds of all Africans. Dr. Pollice has been a sur­ • Madonnas If Christianity falters, Commu- geon in Denver since 1946. • Pictures • Crucifixes Dentist Harvests Teeth • Bibles • Statuary On' Holiday for Humanity' • Plaques

(Continued From Page 1) lierience. He was tremendously took over the mission 20 years impressed too by the sacrifice Mail & Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention ago. and intense interest of the mis- sioners in their work. Dr. VVambach was the first dentist and found that his pa­ Improving the Indian stand­ tients were proud to have the ard of living is an important CLARKE'S services of a real “dentist.” part of the mission work he ob­ Many of them had gathered served, and health is an inte­ for a catechetical conference of gral part of this preparation to nearly 400 Indians and mission- make better Catholics. CHURCH GOODS ers from the area. The missioners have an im­ pressive church left by their' Dr. Leschock coined the 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 phrase, “Holiday for Hu­ Spanish predecessors. They' manity,” and hopes to encour­ have built a school and are age other professional doctors building a 40-bed hospital and to give a few weeks or a month clinic with the parishioners giv­ Charge Accounts Invited of thetr healing skills to help ing their labor and some ma- (he missionaries. i terials. The Colorado Springs den­ tist’s enthusiasm in describing his holiday proves that there is no substitute for personal ex- BEAUTIFUL Father Murphy CAMP To Mark Jubilee (Continued From Page 1) ST. MALO country by the Communists. He was an Air Force chaplain, “THE MOST INEXPENSIVE OLINGERS EAST COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA CHAPEL during the Korean war and has retired with the rank of major. CAMP IN THE ROCKY Pupils at Most Precious Blood school will take part in the juh- MOUNTAIN AREA” iUH* observance by attending a at Rosaries Mass In the church May 31. Accommodates 120 boys .\ movie will he shown and re­ Located in Allenspark, Colo., Philippine mahogany paneling, warm and rich, characterizes the chapels and drawing freshments served the yoiing- ters. just a short drive from Denver rooms of three of Olingers Neighborhood Mortuaries — 16th at Bopider, East Colfax at Father Murphy has guided Magnolia, and Englewood (2775 South Broadway). the development of the Holy OPEN TO BOYS Name society, the youth club, I The softest shade of blue accented with ivory distinguishes the interior of the Speer the bowling league, and the pu­ FROM 9 TO 16 YEARS at Sherman drawing room. pils’ sports program in the par­ ish. On .lune 15. the Holy These service rooms are oil finely appointed and properly furnished. They are air-condi­ I Name society will sponsor an 1 to 8 WEEKS — JUNE 23-AUG. 17 tioned cool in summer, comfortably warm in winter, soundproofed and softly lighted. I anniversary dance for all pa- j lishioncrs in the parish hall. Tuition $40 Per Week — Includes Everything I OFFU'EHS AT the Solemn Tuition payable in advance or upon ariival at Camp . . . truly Olingers do offer more ! Mass of Thanksgiving June 2 CAMP COUNSELORS ARE SEMINARIANS are Father Bernard P. Degan,,. jC.M.. pastor, deacon, and Fa FROM ST. THOMAS SEMINARY, DENVER, COLO. Glendale 5-3663 ither John Shaughnessy. t'.M. Mass is offered for the campers In the ('amp’s lovely chapel, and every provision i» ' assistant pastor, subdeacon. made for the boys’ spiritiiul as well as physical welfare Father John McLoraine, pas- Inquiries concerning camping periods and facilities may be addressed to Monsignor SERVING DENVER'S FAMILIES SINCE 1890 ! Inr of St. Kmily’s parish, Chi- Richard Hiester, 1501 Pennsylvania ,St., Denver 3, Colo. I cago, will give the sermon Thursday, May 30, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page Three At St, Francis* High Jana 3# 10 PTA Officers' Workshops Set .\ preview of next year’s PTA and Mrs. George E. McCaddon will be Father Harley Schmitt, principal of Cathedral high SECTIONAL MEETINGS, to programs and projects in the former president of the CPTL. pastor of All Saints’ parish, school, and two former presi be led by CPTL chairmen, will archdiocese will be offered for Mrs. Herbert Edmonds, CPTL Denver; Sister Jean Patrice, dents of the CPTL. discuss all phases of PTA com­ parish presidents, officers, and parliamentarian, will outline the mittee work, including program, chairmen at the Catholic Par­ principles of parliamentary law. health, safety, publicity, secre­ ent-Teacher league school of in­ The group will then be divided taries, treasurers, historians struction June 3 and June 10 Into sections for informal dis­ ways and means, civil defense in Cure d’Ars school, Denver. cussions of PTA work. At the Junior Red Cross, room moth The session on June 3 wili be close the entire group will re­ ers, book rental, school food for PTA presidents and vice assemble for a summary of the scholarship, and CPTL repre presidents and for principals of discussions and for a question- sentatives. archdiocesan schools, according and-answer period. Printed guides to committee to Mrs. Frank Gold, CPTL A general meeting also will work will be distributed and president. The other officers open the meeting for the other there will be ample time for and chairmen wiil meet June PTA officers and chairmen Questions and discussion, Mrs. 10. June 10. Leading the discussion Gold said. Both sessions will begin at At the workshop June 10 a 1:15 p.m. and will conclude by Elderly Given baby-sitting service will be 3:30 p.m. Papal Greetings available for children under 12 Attendance at the workshops, years old. The CPTL will be Mrs. Gold said, enables the PTA Vatican City — Pope John K, of C. Homo in Arvada unable to provide this service officers to begin planning in the XXIII, 81, sent his greetings St. Joachim Council 5064, Knights of Colum­ The buildings will be converted into use for summer months the objectives, to the elderly of Italy on the at the meeting June 3 because bus, in Arvada purchased the Arvada Metho­ the council’s home and for commercial office program, and projects of the nation’s fifth annual Old Peo­ school will still be in session. dist church building (above) and adjoining space. John J. McCaffrey is grand knight of organizations for the next school ple’s Day. school building at 5700 Webster street, Arvada. the council. year. The message, sent through Cardinal Amleto Cicognani, Papal Secretary of State ■ s THE SESSION for the presi­ gave the Pope’s blessing to Arvada Knights of Columbus Purchase dents and vice presidents will “the beloved old people, who open with a general meeting enjoy in peace of conscience in which a panel will discuss the joys of duty performed.” Plan CPTL Workshops Methodist Church, School Buildings the role of the PTA, the pastor, The message also encour­ the principal, the school, and aged public authorities, insti­ Planning one of the most important services of the Catholic • Cr*k* Work the CPTL in education. • Tunt-up • Auto Pointing St. Joachim Council 5064 of the council headquarters. A tutions and citizens “to have Parent-Teacher league, its school of Instruction for PTA officers • Front Whool Allonmtnt jor real estate transaction in­ Taking part in the discussion • body A Fondor Ropilr the Knights of Columbus in Ar­ Saturday afternoon movie pro­ constantly more at heart . . . and chairmen, are members of the committee in charge of the volving different reiigious or­ will be Father Edward A. Ley­ vada has purchased the Ar­ gram for the children of the the spiritual, economic and project. Seated is Mrs. Frank Gold, CPTL president; standing, ganizations that has been han­ den. pastor of Christ the King Corona Auto Service vada Methodist church and area, to be held in the build­ recreational help of their from left, Mrs. David 0. Pino, president of Cure d’Ars PTA, dled with more good will and parish. Sister Francis Eileen, school buildings, including four ing, is also under discussion. more conscious effort to com­ older brothers, who have giv­ which will be host for the workshops; Mrs. Adam Mangione, in­ Standard Got & Oils supervisor of the Sisters of Lo­ en the best of their efforts coming president at Cure d’Ars; and Mrs. Jack Hannon, lots, at 57th and Webster street. Leasing arrangements are be­ promise and resolve the many 6th & Corona RA 2-4867 reto; and Mrs. Robert Knecht to society.” CPTL vice president. This property is being reno­ ing handled by R. H. Jacobson difficulties that are involved in vated for commercial office Sc Co. of Arvada. every such transaction. space and as a home for mem­ For the past several months, “We are proud of our new bers of St. Joachim’s Council. quarters in the center of Ar­ High School Graduations Set June 2 the board of directors of the RELIGIOUS ARTICLES The purchase price was re­ council's Home association vada, and we feel that the ported in excess of $90,000. have been meeting with repre­ transaction was handled in such Sharing honors with high joint Catholic high school com­ ban J. Vehr will preside, and • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS Tentative plans call for the oc­ sentatives of the Methodist a manner as to increase the mu­ school graduates at the annual mencement exercises June 2 in Auxiliary Bishop David M. Ma­ tual respect and friendship of the Denver Auditorium arena loney will present the diplomas. cupation of the premises by the church to complete the details • PICTURES • PRAYER BOOKS council as of June 1. of the agreement under which the Arvada Methodists and the Chaplain Notes will be some of the top young Another highlight of the ex­ the knights are taking posses members of our council.” writers in the archdiocese. ercises will be the presentation • PENDANTS • BOOKS • PUQUES IN ADDITION to the church sion of the building. The Arvada council, which Silver Jubilee Nine youngsters — three from of Archbishop Vehr Safety cer­ was formed in 1960, includes and school buildings, the com­ Col. Harold F. Donovan, chap­ the seventh and eighth grade, tificates to Catholic elementary 167 members. Officers of the plex consists of a number of LEE DITON, Horae associa lain at Fort Carson, Colorado three high school freshmen and schools in the metropolitan area Complete’ Line of Religious Artictis for Church am) M> m<’ council are the Rev. James W. meeting rooms and a gymna tion president, praised the Springs, marked the silver ju­ sophomores, and three juniors in which the work of the safety Rasby, chaplain; John F. Mc­ slum. Methodists on their handling of bilee of his ordination in the and seniors — will be an­ patrols has been judged out­ Caffrey, grand knight; Present plans are to use the the sale and added; priesthood at a Mass of Thanks­ nounced as winners in the an­ standing or excellent. Howard D. Irvin, deputy A. P. WAGNER & CO. basement of the church area as “I am not aware of any ma­ giving in St. Mary’s church, nual Archbishop Vehr essay grand knight; John Ruesch Baltimore, May 25. contest and will receive their Your Children Can CHURCH GOODS chancellor; Albert J. Cain, prizes in the graduation rites. Qualify for warden; A1 McMillan, financial Father Donovan entered the $506.00 to $5,000.00 secretary; Gene Spellman, re­ Army Chaplain corps more A total of 712 graduates from Cash Scholarship Awards cording secretary; John A. than 21 years ago from the nine Denver Catholic high For Information 606 14lh St., Between California & Wolton Archdiocese of Washington. He Card, treasurer; Jerry Madi- schools will receive dip'omas in Call Glen Walker at TA. 5 8331 gan, lecturer; Tom Stolte, ad­ offered another Mass of Thanks­ WE. 6-2301 vocate; Bill Gerber, inside giving in the National Shrine of the ceremonies. Archbishop Ur­ guard; Edward Grobbe, outside the Immaculate Conception, guard; and trustees James E Washington, May 26. Morgan, Ralph H. Jacobson, Highlights of his Army serv­ and Lee Diton. ice included organizing retreat The officers of the Home as­ to the Shrine of Our Lady of sociation include Lee Diton, Lourdes, France, for Catholic WE'RE REMODELING! president; Paul Evans, vice soldiers. He organized tents president; Ralph Jacobson, and mess facilities for more treasurer; and Larry Lawler, than 17,000 soldiers who visited NOW 1NE PUSTEN'S FIVING secretary. the shrine. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE Graduate of Lofal School RCA BARGAINS To Become Marjfknoll Priest The Rev. Donald J. Frawley, Joseph Frawley, 2839 Ivanhoe Gym lor Youths M.M., a graduate of St. Igna­ street, Denver 7, will take part RCA V ic t o r tius Loyola’s school, Denver, in-the annual departure cere­ A gymnasium, suitable also for showing movies for chil­ will be ordained a priest of the mony. dren of the area, is included in the Arvada Methodist church Catholic Foreign Mission Soci­ Officially assigned to the mis­ and school buildings acquired by St. Joachim’s Coimcil, Knights ety of America June 8 in Mary- sions of Chile, Father Frawley c o u n TV and UACK and WHITE of Columbus, Arvada. The acquisition includes four lots of knoll Major seminary, Mary- will receive his mission cruci­ property on which the buildings are situated. knoil, N.Y. fix with 38 other Maryknoll Bishop John W. Comber, Fathers who are departing for M.M., Superior General of missions in 10 foreign coun- i TV STEREOS-COMBOS Maryknoll. will be the ordain­ tries. Catholic Author Donates ing prelate Father Frawley will celebrate On June 9 Father Frawley, his First Solemn High Mass on the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sunday, June 23, at 10:30 a.m. PORTABLE TV S Book Income to Charity in St. Ignatius Loyola’s church, i Denver. The Very Rev. Edward William E. Barrett, noted will be held in Denver next fali, Murphy, S.J., pastor, will be as­ Denver Catholic author, has as a benefit performance for the sistant priest. donated all income from the Metropolitan Association for Re­ Officers of the Mass are the GREATLY sale of his book Lilies of the tarded Children. Rev. Robert Dore, assistant at Field to the ■ fund-raising drive The film, starring Sidney St. Catherine’s church, Denver, of Metropolitan Association for Poitier, is the only American deacon, and the Rev. William Retarded Children. entry in the Berlin Film festi­ Silvers, chaplain of St. Jo- REDUCED The sale of the book is being val, which will be shown on .seph’s hospital, Denver, subdea- sponsored as a club project by June 23 in Berlin. con. the Denver chapter of the Na­ Persons interested in obtain­ Father Blaise Bonpane, M.M., tional Association of Catholic ing copies of the book may call superior at the Maryknoil alumni. Miss fieri Guenther, .\M 6-3911, house, Denver, will deliver the The Catholic Alumni club is Ext. 251, or Miss Bonomo, 333- sermon. made up of unmarried. Catho­ 2756, lic college graduates, under the A RECEPTION for Father leadership of Mark Bonomo, THE STORY of LUies of the Frawley will be held in the president. Miss Peggy St. Field concerns the efforts of a Maryknoll Fathers’ residence, Charles heads the committee group of nuns to build a church- 2101 E. Seventh avenue, from responsible for selling the book. school. Their attempts seem in 2:30 to 5 p.m. on June 23. All Lilies of the Field has been vain until a stranger, an ex-Gl, friends of the priest and his filmed by United Artists. The portrayed by Poitier, comes Rev. Donald Frawley, M.M. family are invited. premiere showing of the film along.

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Royallties from the book are Drlvt-ln Btnhlng / F rn In-bank Parking / 17th and Stout / C H 4-(911 JOE JR. 1332 BROADWAY cH 4^556 being donated to the Metropolitan Association for Retarded Children. Page Four The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 30, 1963 5,000 to Take Part Registorials School Children to Mark Flag Day A total of 5.000 fourth, fifth, ceremony also will mark the' operation with the Public Serv- The Public Service company and sixth grade children from 186th birthday of Old Glory, I ice company of Colorado, will will have provided more than Colorado public and parochial born June 14, 1777. distribute 5,000 flags to the chil- 15,000 flags to Denver area schools will take part in the na-i The American Legion, in c o - 1 dren attending the ceremony. school children at the comple­ long Live the Pope!' tion’s largest Flag Day celebra-1 tion of this year’s program. tion June 14, according to By Paul H. Hallett eager anticipation of a word James P. Eakins. chairman of IN HIS PROCLAMATION urg­ The first Pope whose death about his health. the State Flag Day committee. ing a program of flag education The ceremony will be the high­ from May 30 to July 4, Governor I can remember was Benedict Thus a headline like Hush­ light of a flag education pro-’ Love pointed out that three pa­ XV, who died Jan. 22, 1922. ed Crowds Watch as Pope's gram proclaimed by Gov. John triotic holidays. Memorial Day, Of all Popes who have lived Life Ebbs” is not only good A. Love for the period from Flag Day, and Independence since 1846, when Pius IX ac­ journalism but an accurate Mav 30 to July 4. Day fall within the period. ceded, he was easily the most reflection of the interest of -All parochial schools are Emphasizing that “the flag urged to send 30 fourth, fifth of Our country is the emblem withdrawn, the least magnetic all people in the Papacy. and sixth grade pupils to the and the least frequently pub­ of our great republic and sym­ observance June 14, according bolizes our unity, power, liberty, licized. He had none of the POPE JOHN XXIIl has cer­ to the Very Rev. .Monsignor Wil­ tainly been .the most popular and purpose under God as a na­ human qualities of John liam H. Jones, archdiocesan su­ tion,” the Governor’s proclama­ XXIIl. Still, his last illness Pope in modern times. perintendent of schools. tion urges “all citizens to place His picture has graced more i Rev. John W. Tallon, S.J. Rev. Joseph P. Walsh, S.J. The school children will attend empha.vis on the flag of our and death held the spotlight a theater party in the Center front covers of more widely ' country during this period.” of publicity in that pre-TV or theater at 9 a.m. Supervision "All citizens.” he declared, even pre-radio age. circulated magazines, he has 1 will be jfrovided by a group been shown on more TV ; Denver Natives' Ordination of Sisters and Catholic Parent- "should proudly display their THE WORLD BEARS im­ screens, and he has been the I I Teacher league members led by flag on all holidays with a feel- Sister Carmencita. archdiocesan I ing of deep loyalty to their coun­ plicit homage to the Papacy, subject of endless stories and i curriculum consultant. try." no matter who may occupy appraisals, some of which par- | To Priesthood Set June 11 St. Peter’s Chair. tiaily make up by their good I Two Jesuits, both natives of i cicty of Jesus at Florissant, Mo.'! AFTER THE theater party. ■i the Archdiocese of Denver, will; Aug. 17, 19.50. His father is I think of the recent words will what they lack in under­ , j . j -.u .u the pupils will lake part in a be ordained m the priesthood associated with the North Den- jgjj, This Coupon is worth standing. of a crafty old man. who oc­ June 11 at St. M arys collegeiver bank. state Capitol grounds.! casionally speaks more wisely But the Pope is greater than immaculdla chapel. St. Marys reception in honor of the; where the official ceremonv will Tribute to Old Glory than he intends. John XXIIl or Pius IX or St. Kans., by Arch^shop Edward^two new priests will be held at be held. Refreshments will be Pius X. Those who do not Discussing a proclamation issued by Guv. John .A. Love (at Khrushchev, in commenting J. Hunkelci of Kansas City mlR^gis college, Denver, July 16 served following the ceremony. left) designating a period of flag education in Colorado from on the encyclical Pacem in know the Papacy or rightly Kansas. from 7 to 9 p.m. understand the Church fear The occasion will mark the; .Alay 30 to July 4 is James P. Eakins, chairman of the State Terris, made an observation The ordinands are the Rev Flag Day committee and a member of Blessed Sacrament par­ 25t 70th observance of Colorado’s; that one could wish more true, that the present Pope’s death John W. Tallon, S.J., son of one 18-hole will upset what they regard Flag Day celebration, which ish, Denver. Mr. Eakins is in charge of Colorado’s 70th annual namely that the Pope’s words Mrs. Virginia Tallon, 935 Mo­ dates' back to June 14, 1894. The observance of Flag Day June 14. are a kind of unwritten law, as the propitious course of naco parkway, Denver, and the round of which the Western world re­ Christian rapprochement. late John W. Tallon, and the Miniature Golf spects even though it does not On the contrary, everything Rev. Joseph P. Walsh, S.J., son follow. that Pope John initiated will of Mr. and Mrs. JoSeph P. be carried on. Much that Pope Two Colorado Universities to Confer Baseball Batting Since Benedict XV, the Pap­ Walsh, 4476 Vrain street, Den­ John was unable to do will ver. acy has come more and more be completed by his succes­ Range into the lives of everyone. sors. What he did not see fit Father Tallon will offer his Degrees on Regis College President "Driving Range Pius XI was not one who to emphasize will be the mark First Solemn Muss in St. James’ cared for publicity, but his of another’s reign. church, Denver, Sunday, June The Very Rev, Richard F. downtown community” by Society of Jesus. 18-hole Miniature 16. at 12:15 p.m. The Rt. Rev. jiicture became more and Ryan. S.J.. president of Regis Father Ryan and Regis college. P'ather Ryan received a mas­ Golf more frequent as the news “IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to MonsIgnor M'illiam V. Powers, college, Denver, will be pre­ Mark Bennett, a member of ter of arts degree in economics media developed. Human in­ deny that the polity of the pastor, will be assistant priest sented honorary degrees from the awards committee, made from St. Louis' university. He Open 10 AM. to terest stories about him ap­ Church of Rome is the very at the Mass. two major Colorado universities the presentation. served as a teacher of .Amer­ peared as soon as he acceded. masterpiece of human wis­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Friday, June 7. He praised the participation ican history at Creighton Pre­ 10 P.M. dom.” So wrote Macaulay in liam M. Higgins, pastor ol St. Father Ryan is among five e-f Regis in civic affairs, spec­ paratory school, Omaha, and THE POPULARITY yf Pius 1840, in one of his most fa­ Philomena’s church, Denver, honorary degree recipients at ifically its sponsorship of its took post graduate work in edu­ Lessons by Appt. XII was manifest as Papal mous essays. will give the sermon. Deacon at the University of Denver com­ Regis Week Civic conferences, cation at the University of Profefsienal Instrucfien Secretary of State, several But the church of Rome is the Mass is Father Robert Dore. mencement exercises the morn­ which have covered timely and Minnesota and at Creighton. By Terrell Sfrewss years before he became Pope, not explicable by human wis­ assistant pastor at St. Cather­ ing of June 7. important topics pertinent to Following his ordination in in February, 1939. His Ameri­ dom or organization, as the ine’s church, Denver, and, sub­ Rev. Elmer J. Carroll. S.J. He will be one cf five per­ the improvement of downtown June, 1946, Father Ryan pur­ can tour had imprinted his great essayist himself inti­ deacon, Father John J. Gib­ sons to be given honorary de­ Denver. sued his studies and received' SANTA FE image on the minds of thou­ mated elsewhere in his re­ bons, S.J., of Regis college. grees from the University of At the luncheon the Public a licentiate degree in Sacred sands. Papal elections are view^ of Catholic continuity in Jesuit to Become Colorado during commence­ service Company of Colorado Theology from St. Louis’ uni­ proverbially unpredicta b 1 e , a changing world. FATHER WALSH will offer ment exercises at Boulder in and the American National versity. GOLF but no one. Catholic or non- The Church, and conse­ his First Solemn Mass in St. Priest June 11 the afternoon. Bank received top honors for The Regis president is a Catholic, was surprised when quently the Papacy, are di­ .Mary Magdalene’s church, Father Ryan, completing his having the most cutstanding member of numerous profes­ 4755 So. Santa Fe he was elected. vine and go according to the Edgewater, June 16, at 10 a.m. In Kansas City 10th year as president of Regis construction projects jin down­ sional and civic organization 789-0373 Just before Pius XH’s wisdom of God. That is why The Rt. Rev. Monsignor James and learned societies. The Rev. Elnrer J. Carroll. town Denver during 1^62. death, many humble people, we can say, whenever the P. Flanagan, pastor, will be as­ FATHER RYAN ! became S.J., a brother of Mrs, R. W. with no Catholic ties hung on Pope dies, "Long live the sistant priest. Regis’ 14th pTesident on July their TV or radio sets, in PopeI” Officers of the Mass are Fa­ .Neddeau of .Assumiition parish, 1, 1953, after serving as as­ ther John H. LePenske, assis­ Welby, and F. F, Carroll of St. sistant dean, college of arts tant at St. Joseph’s. Golden, Catherine’s parish. Derby, will and sciences, at St. Louis’ Uni­ 150 CAR ..INVENTORY deacon, and the Rev. Mr, be ordained in the priesthood versity from 19.50-53. National Holy Name Head James P. Walsh, S.J., a brother As president of Regis college, of the newly ordained -lesiiit. June 11. he serves in a triple capacity a^ subdeacon. .Archbishop Edward .1. ilunke- liresident of the college, presi­ To Attend Canon City Rally The Rt. Rev. Monsignor For-.ler of Kamsas City in Kansas dent of Regis high school, and rest H. Allen, pastor of Ilolyj^.jii ijj. ordaining prelate at rector of tlie Jesuit community Father Dennis B. McCarthy, nual contest. This event is spon- Family par/sh, Denver, Willi ceremonies to be held in St at Regis. O.P., national director of the sor.ed by Father Raymond M. give the sermon. Marys. Kans. .A native of Eseanaha, Mich., EAST COLFAX The Rev. John Tallon, S..L, Holy Name society in New Scullion, O.P., regional direc­ .A native of Cheyenne, Wyo., Father Ryan received his bach­ was born in Denver Aug. 8. York city, will attend a special tor in Chicago of the HNS. I the ordinand is the son of the elor of arts degree in economics 1930. He was graduated from Holy Name rally of the St. Dis- ilate Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Car- from the University of Wiscon­ . iSt. Philomena’s school and Re­ mas HNS at Colorado State INVIT.ATIONS have been ex-1 roll. He attended St. ,'VIary’s sin in Madison in 1937. He was CHRYSLER gis high school, Denver, and at­ Penitentiary, Canon City, June tended to all members of Holy grade and high schools in Chey- employed hy the Dowing Box tended the College of the Holy 8 at 1 p.m. Name socities in Colorado and enne and the University of Wyo Co. of Milwaukee, iiiUil the fall Cross of Worcester, Mass., be­ The convocation is aimed to to state government officials ming (1948-50,j. Very Rev. Richard Ryan, S.J., of 1938, when he entered the PLYMOUTH pay special honor to the Name and departments. The St. Dis- fore he entered the Jesuits at 5225 E. COLFAX Tel. 399-0630 mas chapter of the HNS num­ Florissant, Mo., in 1950. The Jesuit is a cousin of college, was also honored May Congo Groups Eye bers more than 165 men. The Rev. Joseph P. Walsh, Sister M. Sylvia, who teaches 23 when the Downtown Denver S.J., born Nov. 8. 1932, at-'^^ Presentation school, Denver. Improvement association and Moral Heritage Bishop Charles A. Buswell of Father Carroll will offer his the Colorado Chapter of the Leopoldville—Catholic groups Pueblo will'cite several parish tended Columbia Heights school. First Solemn Alass in St..Mary’s American Institute of Architects joined with other leading reli­ HNS groups for their activity Jefferson county, and Regis high school. He entered the So- Cathedral in Cheyenne June 16 presented him a "surprise gious associations in the Congo on behalf of the St. Dismas at 4:30 p.m. A reception in award” at a special luncheon chapter and" the “Clarion.” to set up the Union of Believers honor of the priest is planned in the .Albany hotel. of the Congo to “safeguard our j To be honored are St. Rose of ) after the Mass in St. Mary’s The award cited the "con­ Congolese moral heritage.” j Lima’s parish HNS, Denver; ' school. spicuous service rendered the RepreSwitatives from 21 lead- j 305 Sacred Heart HNS, Colorado ing Catholic organizations, aj Springs; and St. Francis Xa­ Protestant movement, and a Ki-| vier’s and St. Leander's units.! SUNDAY, JUNE 2. — Pentecost Sun- CARS SOLD Pueblo, ■ ' day (red). Mass Proper; Gloria; Se­ Fr. Lopez to Be Honored bangist movement formed the I quence; Creed; Preface, Communican- union, whose charter is based tes, and Hanc igitur Proper. on respect for the human per­ SPE.AKERS .AT the rally in MONDAY, JUNE 3. >- Monday within With Seminary Reception son. liberty combined with so­ elude Warden Harry C. Tinsley, the Octave of Pentecost (red). Mass the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Proper; Gloria; Sequence; Creed; Pref­ A I'cvcption honoring the Rev. also receive his edueution eer cial responsibility, the right and . ace, Communicantes, and Hanc Igitur duty to work, the family seen F. Warhat, director of the Proper. Raymond Lopez. C.R., will be tifieate. HNS in the Pueblo diocese; held at St. Andrew, Avellino’.s Born in NavaiTc, Spain. Fa as the basic cell of the commu- TUESDAY, JUNE 4. — Tuesday, with­ The Rt. Rev, James H. seminary, Denver, on Sunday. ther Lopez was ordained in nity. love for country, and free in the Octave of Pentecost (red). Mass dom of religion. O’Neill, of the Pueblo Cathe-j Proper; Gloria; Sequence; Creed; Pref­ June 2, from 7 to 10 p.m. Palma. Majorea. at C’hrislina.s Rev. Dennis B. McCarthy, O.P, ace, Communicantes, and Hanc igitur dral, Martin J. Murphy, and! Proper. Father Lopez, dean of studies time in 1956. He eame to the of Jesus and to mark a climax Charles J. Onofrio. ' United States on .Mareh 18. Four Leper Colonies WEDNESDAY, JUNE>i. - Ember 1959, and joined the faeulty of to a year of Holy Name effort Father Justin .McKernan. Wednesday within the Octave of Pente­ Montreal, Que — Four leper! by inmates. It is sponsored by cost (red). Mass Proper; Gloria; Se­ St. .Andrew’.s in Mareh of i9li0. colonies in Africa will be estab-! O.S.B., chaplain for 19 years at quence; Creed; Preface, Communican­ the Monthly Clarion, inmate the penitentiary and spiritual tes. and Hanc igitur Proper. THE RECEPTION will be.lisbed by Cardinal Paul-Emile HNS magazine. director of the St. Dismas held in the (lining room at the Leger to accommodate 3,500 pa- THURSDAY, JUNE 6. — Thursday seminary, tients. The units will be located Father McCarthy will make group, invites all members of with In the Octave of Pentecost (red). the presentation of literary Holy Name societies to attend Mass Proper; Gloria; Sequence; Creed; .\11 friends of Father Lopez in Nua, Nyasaland; Gombain, awards of the Clarion’s third an- the rally June 8. Preface, Communicantes, and Hanc igi­ are invited to attend. He is the Congo; and Ngozi and Nu- tur Proper. chaplain of St. Mary’s Council rudi in Burundi. All hospitals FRIDAY, JUNE 7. —• Ember Friday of the Knights of Columbus, j are expected to open this year Register System of Catholic Newspapers within the Octave of Pentecost (red). Mass Proper; Gloria; Sequence; Creed; Littleton. witii Canadians in charge. President------Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. 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VEHR STOUGH VINCENT 538 Symes Bldg., 830 l6th St Feast of St. Francis de Saks Archbishop of Denver COMPANY Denver 3, Colorado AIMO • burgla ry 4 BONDS Owned and Operated h\ I!i imeenlhiis Itros.. Iiic. Jan. 29, 196U. • GENERAL LIABILITY • GLASS HRE • ACCIDENT « health • ALL RISK FLOATERS i LIFL 2140 S FEDERAL BLVD WE. 4-6611 Billy Rose Vrama' Insult to Great Pope REGISTE N ONE of the great travesties of his­ thousands of Jews in World War II, I tory, a play has been written which will do the same. The chief rabbi of introduces the great and saintly Pius Rome himself gave words of the high­ XII as a villain for not stopping the est commendation to Pius XII for his Nazis’ persecution of Jews in Germany. work, at great risk to the Vatican’s One might as well condemn President neutrality and sovereignty, in protect­ 'Wolf, Wolf!' Franklin D. Roosevelt, or Prime Minis­ ing Jews during the period of persecu­ By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. ter Winston Churchill. All knew of Nazi tion. WE ARE NOT talking here about “managed atrocities, but what could any of them news”, but about unmanageable economists. do to halt them? PIUS XIII, it is pointed out, knew News has been managed probably since Ham­ Germany probably better than any What is of particular concern, how­ murabi held his first press conference. And a re­ other person through his 12 years as a ever, is that showman Billy Rose, who porter who can’t manage managed news simply de­ Papal Legate there. He did all that he achieved his first step toward notoriety serves the press releases . could to halt thesatrocities committed with the great classic “Barney Google and official leaks which against the Jews. But what could any­ and His Googly, Googly Eves,” intends he passes off as his own Ponder to bring the p l^ , Der SteUvertreter one do in dealing with the madman profound observations. (The Vicar of Cfhrist), to Broadway HiUer? Frequently enough next fall. The Sunday Telegraph, a national they hit the paper labeled and as emanating from “a English newspaper, put it well when it THERE ARE SEVERAL well-orga­ source close to the presi­ said: “Nothing Pius XII could have dent” or a “highly placed Print nized and well-financed groups in this done would have prevented Hitler’s Vatican official” or “one country dedicated to the promotion of persecution of the Jews. The Nazis of De Gaulle’s closest confidantes.” Bunk! understanding and good-feeling be­ literally did not give a damn. All that But an unmanageable and intolerable economist tween Christians and Jews. Such are public and vigorous Papal intervention is merely a propagandist who fobs off his private, B’nai B’rith and the National Confer­ could have done would have been to even untenable, theories upon an unsuspecting, be­ ence of Christians and Jews, Inc. provoke Hitler into persecuting the cause innocent, public. Catholics as well. Surely idle easy ges­ Decades of work will go down the tures that would have done more harm drain if Billy Rose brings this idiocy to YOU FOOL US peasants a few more times and than good are no part of saintliness. you will find that we simply won’t believe anything Broadway. But to blacken Pius XII’s name for re­ you say. This is the old case of the boy who cried fusing to adopt them comes clo.se to the Catholics are not alone in condemn­ “Wolf, wolf!” once too often and so nobody paid any opposite.” attention when he was finally telling the truth in ing the play. Lutheran Bishop Otto Di- terror. belius of Berlin-Brandenburg and Lu­ WE FEEL it is up to responsible A little while ago, we were all scared blue by the theran Bishop Gerhard Jacobi of Olden­ members of the Jewish community to threat of a terrible recession. But Samuelson and burg have decried the thesis of the see to it that this scurrilous and scab­ Galbraith and Secretary Dillon and McBundy George drama. It is to be hoped that members rous attack upon one of this century’s (or is it George McBundy?) and Jr. Schlessinger, greatest men is not allowed to roil the of the Jewish community, remember­ you may be sure, had seen through it and had it well relatively calm waters of religious re­ in hand. ing the refuge offered at the Vatican to lationships in this nation. The answer was a tired old theme, without even variations, of Keynes, without Keynesian cautions: Prime the pump, spend more billions, and lower Church Most Willing If.. taxes, APPARENTLY the more respectable business THE PACE of discussion on the lack of good will to study the natural elements in our economy, harassed though they problems and merits of birth regulation law on which the Church’s stand is were by the Justice department, could not accept has quickened over the past few based. In this area, the population this scare technique. Business picked up and now we months due largely to the publication manipulators who would employ any have at least a minor boom before us with more to of a number of articles on the subject method without conscientiously evalu­ come. Serious people are now asking the govern­ in national magazines. The release of ating the Catholic position, can truly ment to restrict reckless credit. a book by a noted gynecologist dedi­ be called negative. Now we have to go out in the backyard and dig cated to the subject likewise has up those pieces of silver we had been hoarding heightened public interest. The topic is In the field of fertility research, against the deluge. As you know its illegal to own well worth airing. Aside from the ob­ much can be done. Right now research gold in the United States and paper money isn’t vious good of seeking possible solutions is continuing on the development of a Little Ouy’s Big Dream worth the trouble of burying. to the problems involved, the discus­ new drug, Duphaston, which will help “I’m thinking of inviting you fellas to a Summit' Conference. I might even include sion gives the Church opportunity to regularize the menstrual cycle of wom­ Pope John.’’ But who saved us from what? re-define her position and to show her en and make it possible to determine concern. accurately the period of fertility. The use of the drug appears to present no Two areas of the question share the new moral problems and might possi­ Love Has Found a Woy spotlight; the need for re-examining the bly ^be used when the proper reasons By Frank Scnlly protocol that barred their say­ o'ffice. .\mbassadors of Soviet nejly a^ ed if ne raichLhave ^ what Ganeral McAuUiff^ said ^ t>opulation ^rdb!em,.and the feasibility for using rhythm are present. FOR TOO LONG a pme I ing so much as “hello” even Russia could enjoy an audi­ tel ■ audience with Pffjie^Johrf to (hfe Nazis wnen command­ XXIII when he was in the of encouraging research in the area of felt that the two loneliest per­ when in the same town at the ence. So, too, could the son- ed to surrender during the same time. in-law and daughter of Nikita neighborhood the planet would fertility. PHYSICIANS have much to offer the sons in the world were the Battle of the Bulge. As a re­ President of the United States It seems other Presidents of Khrushchev. But the interna­ collapse. Church if medical men and theologians sult President Kennedy is There is a gj-owing impression that stuly together the complex problem of and the Pope of the''Ca®olic the United States could call tional relations of this world I see now that somebody, were so delicately balanced possibly the President himself, going to call on Pope John the Church is inclined to ignore the human reproduction as Cardinal Cush­ world. Though of the same and pay their respects, before, faith, there was something in during, or after their term of that if President John F. Ken- has said to all this nonsense when in Italy next month. It possibility of over-population. This im­ ing stressed in his resume of Dr. John is explained to us wide-eyed pression exists because the Church has Rock’s book on birth regulation. peasants that owing to the steadfastly maintained that contracep­ mixed political situation in tives are not the answer where this has But in this whole discussion, one Message From Maryknoll Italy at this time the Presi­ been the answer most widely suggested. cannot help but feel that sound thought dent is not going to confine The Church’s view appears negative. on the meaning and purpose of mar­ By James M. Shea that only five had read the encyclical which Father his visit to Milan, an industrial riage is being bypassed. Birth regula­ IDEAS HAVE their reasons, observed Monsignor Nevins described as “the most important social doc­ city in the north, but is going FOR THE RECORD the Church is tion should never be allowed to be­ Romano Guardini, and Pope Pius XII suggested that ument of our time.” to include Rome in his itiner­ more than willing to examine the im­ come the dominating thought on the every truth has a special hour of its own. If you ask Catholics whether they believe in the ary. plications of the much publicized popu­ subject of offspring. It is a temporary The late Holy Father went on to add that “the brotherhood of man under the Fatherhood of God, AS I SAY, 1 don’t know who present time might be called the hour of the Church said Father Nevins, you will get unanimous assent. gave President Kennedy this lation explosion. But in beginning the alternative in the face of serious prob­ fifth freedom but whoever did stress should be placed on the means lems. Nothing more. What needs to be under her aspect as the Mystical Body of Christ.” “Yet I know,” he went on, “that a' substantial it he deserves a citation of morally acceptable to all if we are to encouraged at the start of any discus­ Father Albert J. Nevins, M.M., saw fit to re­ portion of those people would be suspicious of inter­ sorts. Could it possibly be Fa- gain ground. Here is an area of dis­ sion on the subject is the implanting of call what Pope Pius had said when the Maryknoll national commitments, uncertain about foreign aid, cussion not nearly fully expounded, a true philosophy on what is meant by Magazine editor addressed the National Council of hostile to international organizations, super-national­ where hazy thought still exists on rhy­ life and love, the spiritual and psycho­ Catholic Men’s conven­ istic, and scornful of those Catholics who interest thm and the use of pills. ^ logical aspects of marriage, the tre­ tion in Atlantic City re­ themselves in international problems.” For mendous role of parenthood. cently. -r Continuing in this pessimistic vein. Father Nev­ Talk of the use of artificial means, On Father Nevins’ speech ins expressed the opinion that the average Catholic, Heaven's which is understandably the easy way The Church will always stress this on “The Theology of In­ asked what he meant by “saving his soul,” would out, will continue to cloud the issue and understanding first; encourage birth The Home ternational Life” was a reply that this meant “keeping the Ten Command­ impede progress in the population con­ regulation discussion only when this moving plea to Catholics ments, going to Church on Sunday, and abstaining Sake troversy precisely because there is a understanding is assured. to translate the Church’s from meat on Friday.” Scene doctrine into social real­ ther Kueng? He talked so / much about freedom in his ity. WHERE DOES such a reply leave charity, love of neighbor, social responsibility? American tour that it is pos­ sible the President (who met The Negro's Worst Enemy HE POINTED out that Pope John had spelled The trouble is, according to Father Nevins, that him in a corridor en passant) out the practical application of the doctrine of the “our people are seldom taught, and certainly not became infected with the Mystical Body of Christ in his encyclical. Mater et with compelling force, the logical and unavoidable heady virus. h e NEGROES—like the Catholics The Fire Next Time, a recent novel Magistra. But how many have read Mater et Magis- conclusions which flow from the basic Christian doc­ Of cqurse, all sorts of rea­ and Jews—have their enemies, and by another Negro, James Baldwin, T tra? How many have taken it seriously? trines. We fail to develop these doctrines to their sons have been advanced, they also have their friends, with or argues that it is the mission of the A parish men’s society official recently polled practical and unalterable conclusions in the realm most of them sub rosa, as without quotes. The “friends” of the Negro to replace God and Christian some 70 members on this subject and discovered of international relations.” to why it would not be politi­ Negro, whether Black or White, are civilization. It is easy to imagine what cally prudent for the President the ones he needs to .watch. He has writing of that sort does for race re­ and the Pope to meet during been taking care of his avowed ene­ lations. the President’s first term of mies quite well. I office. He had a tough enough The 'Open Door' time overcoming the bigotry THE ONLY FORCES that brought The Communists are “friends” who By Joseph Kiefer effect upon our 20th century civilization. There of millions who shouted for have never appealed to the Negro. the Black man out of slavery were EVER SINCE POPE JOHN sueuggested to the should be open discussion of these changes. But to years for liberty, equality and Christ'an forces. The only forces that Council Fathers that they open the door and let in fraternity — except when it But, characteristically, they have suc­ advocate abolition of authority, or even censorship, came to electing a Catholic ceeded in getting one of their key pro- have advanced him are Christian for­ some fresh air^, certain theologians and writers have in the realms where faith and morals are involved, as President of the United rams — all-Black colonies in the ces. As the experience of Haiti shows, capitalized on the Holy Father’s recommendation. is inviting rebellion and eventual disaster. States. fouth, accepted by the Black Muslim the only forces that can surely de­ They have accepted this as an unqualified invita­ By now ail fears that Presi­ sect, which preaches hatred to the grade him or keep him in stagnation tion to blast certain Furthermore, we do not think that Pope John, dent de Gaulie, Premier Ade­ Whites, while retaining a kind of ma­ are pagan or anti-God forces. " ^ ‘ ~ l^ws and policies of the in urging greater freedom of expression, ever had nauer and President Kennedy, terialistic religion. P f < ^ r | f p c Church which they think in mind the license to attack certain individuals or all Catholics, would turn their The worst possible enemy of the countries over to Vatican City riV i/lllC O restrict the freedom of groups. It is a time-worn cliche, but everlastingly To the south of us, the disturbances 'Negro is anti-Christianity. What it Catholics. and thus re-establish the Holy in Haiti draw attention to just what tried to do against the Jew in Ger­ true, that we despise the sin but not the sinner, Roman Empire seem to have and When a door is open­ vanished. Well, in most paganism can do to the Negro. Voo- many it could very well succeed in ed, there can result an that we attack error but not him who errs; that doing against the Negro, here or else­ we seek to destroy evil but not the evildoer. places. Possibly not in Birch dooism, encouraged by the French invigorating and healthy Society meetings, but in most where. Perspectives planters who feared the effects of flow of air. On the other places. hand, a chilly gust, FREEDOM of any kind has its limitations. The Christian teaching on their slaves, has Anyway, whatever the cause under certain circumstances, can induce the onset United States, the exemplar of human liberty, im­ for 150 years retained its hold on a Bread of Life of this freedom, it is good to “I am the Bread of Life. . . If any­ of pneumonia. Thus, the open door policy can be poses restrictions on the freedom of its citizens. sec that a Pope whose arms nominally Catholic people. It has been either stimulating or noxious. officially protected by Duvalier. Other one eat of this Bread he shall live for­ We are not free to disregard our nation’s laws. We are open to welcome every­ ever; and the Bread that I will give is body has not been brushed off causes, of course, have intervened, but WE FEEL SURE that good Pope John had no are ngt free to refuse to pay our taxes. We are not any longer by one of his own. this West African superstition is more My Hesh for the life of the worid” free to impugn, in writing or speech, the character intention of weakening^ respect for authority nor of The rapprochement removes responsible than anything else for the (words of Christ in John vi, 49-52). of another without the penalities of libel. a private sorrow I have suf­ granting to each individual the right of a personal fact that the first independent Negro Freedom is indeed a glorious heritage. It pro­ fered ever since JFK’s inaug­ Taught by Wisdom interpretation of the Church’s laws. His encourage­ uration and thus replaces it republic has been proverbially retro­ ceeds from the very will of Him who created us. gressive. “Wisdom teaches temperance, pru­ ment toward fuller freedom of expression does not with public rejoicing. dence, justice, and fortitude, than give license to shoot with reckless abandon at any­ While striving to achieve its purposes more per­ Two grand do-gooders, one In the U.S., some of the Negro in­ which there is nothing more usefui in thing with which the individual does not agree. fectly. let us not fall into the trap of losing what the youngest President the telligentsia have sought to overthrow life” (Wis. viii, 7). we have through personal pride and exaggerated country has ever elected, and When a scholar or writer proceeds in that direc­ Christianity in the hearts and minds liberalism. the other one of the oldest of thefr people. One of them is Langs­ Greot Before the Lord tion. he is perilously close to following another Cardinals to be elected Pope, “For he shall be great before the “freedom-loving” intellectual who caused disaster to mean too much to this sick, ton Hughes, the author of a blasphe­ •H. Rev. .'Uatlhrw J. Smith, Ph.D. sick, sick world to be separ­ mous po^m, “Goodbye, Christ.” One Lord; he shall drink no wine or strong the Church and ruptured the very heart of Christian­ ity some four centuries ago. Foiimlin!; FdiUir, Register System of Catholic Newspapers ated by any nonsense about of Hughes’ fictional characters, called drink, and shall be filled with the Holy “repercussions” and "conse­ Simple, a man whose wit is supposed Spirit even from his mother’s womb” 1913-19G0 quences." to dissolve race prejudice, works to (Luke i, 15, concerning John the Bap­ THERE IS NO question but that many of the Thus, love, once again, has travesty the sanctity of marriage. tist). Church's laws need revision to produce their best The Register found a way. Page Six The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 30, 1963 Alumni club project will benefit mission (| lictMtoW OMEN The Catholic Alumni Club, ates and graduate nurses are Denver, will sponsor a picnic invited. Information can be ob­ on June 9 to raise funds for a tained from Tom Duesterberg national mission project. Pro­ at 333-6252. ceeds will be donated to St. Dominic’s hospital, Bahawalpur, THE CLUB’S former vice Communion-breakfast set June I I West Pakistan, in care of Mary president. Will Brickell, treas­ Ellen Freidhoff for the medical urer, Roger Nittler, and secre­ missionaries. This is a national tary, Dotty Fox, received the by Perpetual Help nurses' guild project being conducted by CAC club’s best wishes for their Our Mother of Perpetual active in their field, but many er of Perpetual Help Nurses’ clubs nationwide during June to forthcoming marital engage­ Help Nurses’ Guild, Denver are housewives and mothers Guild are invited to make res­ obtain medical equipment for ments. The purpose and aim of the missionary hospital. will hold a Communion break­ who are not actively employ­ ervations to the breakfast by the CAC is to acquaint Catholic, fast Saturday, June 1. Follow­ ed in nursing. calling Mrs. Dale Cavanagh, Refreshments and food will be single, college graduates and ing a nine o’clock Mass in Each member volunteers DU 8-3257, or Mrs. Hugh Al­ served at 1:30 p.m. at Daniels graduate nurses with a similar Christ the King church, Den­ four hours of nursing care per bers, DU 8-3425. Park, located on Highway 85 educational background to par­ ver, there will be a breakfast month to the sick poor and about 20 miles South of Denver ticipate in a variety of religious, in the home of Mrs. Dale E. indigent in the hospitals. INTERESTED nurses are (also known as the old Colorado charitable services, cultural, Cavanagh, 85 Ivy street. Registered nurses wishing also invited to join the .Arch­ Springs highway off of South and social activities. Our Mother of Perpetual further information concern­ diocesan Council of Catholic Santa Fe boulevard). Contribu­ Dues are $6 per year and are Help Nurses’ Guild was or­ ing membership in Our Moth­ Nurses. tions will amount to $2.50 per payable upon applying for mem­ ganized through the Archdi­ person, which will include food bership in the club. Information ocesan Council of Catholic and refreshments. is available from Jean Scott, Women’s Club Presents Check Nurses by the Rev. John Re­ Non-members of the club, par­ membership chairman, at 455- ticularly single college gradu­ 4194. Father Harry E. Hoewischer, S.J., dean of the result of fund raising projects conducted gan, pastor of St. Therese’s Regis College, and Earl C. Tannenbaum, li­ during the past two years. Tannenbaum, when parish, Aurora, in 1947. It is brarian of the Denver college, are shown re­ accepting the gift, assured the members of now an international organi­ ceiving a check for $800 from the Regis Wom­ the Regis group that It would be used for the zation with chapters through­ en’s Club, Friends of the Library. The pre­ purchase of books relating to Latin America. out the United States and sentation was made at a meeting, Tuesday, This is in keeping with the aims of the Na> Canada. May 21, held in the home of Mrs. Robert Bell. tional Council of Catholic Women, of which MEMBERS of the guild are Shown with the faculty members, from left, the Regis Women’s club is an affiliate. The registered nurses. Some are ai;,e Mrs. John V. Coyne, 1962 president of the books will be in the library before fall and Election of officers will be the Christ the King circle will meet group; Mrs. A. J. Artzer, and Mrs. Edward will be available to all persons of the area principal business conducted at in Ida Luna’s home on June 7. L. Curran, retiring ways and means chair­ who are interested in learning more about To the general meeting of the Arch­ Instead of a meeting. Immacu­ man and president, respectively. The check is Latin America. get the bishop's Guild, to be held in the late Conception circle will at­ cafeteria at St. Francis de tend the potluck dinner and gen­ In Colorado Springs May 31-Juno 2 Sales’ school, Denver, on June eral meeting on June 6. 6, at 6:30 p.m. Each circle is Phyllis Delahute will be the TRADE urged to have at least two June hostess for Morning Star El Pomar women's retreat slated members present at this impor­ circle. Blessed Virgin Mary cir­ for your present car­ tant meeting. cle will have a potluck dinner The spring season at El Po­ More than 1,000 women and Sylva Keller will entertain June 4 in the home of Carolyn mar Retreat House, Colorado high school girls have attended go to the dealer who Precious Blood circle June 1. Marcus. Springs, will close with a gener­ the retreats held since January. Margie Ungehire will enter- al retreat the week end of May A full schedule for the remain­ tain Our Ladyi of the Rockies 31-June 2. The retreat is open der of the year will provide Lafayette girl circle June !4. Mary Ann to anyone who wishes to attend. an opportunity for many others Scavonne and the children of Women who have entertained to experience the blessings of becomes bride St. Clara’s orphanage, Denver, the idea of making a retreat a few days spent in prayer, thank Lewis Clark for donating will find this an excellent op­ silence and nearness to God. Miss Bernadette Ann Schott, rides at Lakeside. portunity to make a reservation. For reservations or further in- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nurs0s’ Guild Event June I St. Catherine’s circle meeting The retreat opens with dinner TH E B ia Charles L. Schott, Lafayette, be­ is scheduled for June 6 in Cath­ at 6 p.m. Friday evening, May Pictured above making preparations for Our Mother of Per­ came the bride of Larry E. erine Hunter’s home. Our Lady 31, and closes Sunday after­ Study club members petual Help Nurses’ Guild Communipn breakfast, Saturday, Toles, son of Harrison 'Toles, of Sorrows circle will meet June noon, June 2, at 4:30 p. ra plan luncheon June 6 Gratis, 0., and Mrs. Gladys 3 in Gladys Roselli’s home. The Rev. George Strass, C June 1, are Mrs. Dale Cavanagh, Mrs. Ted Sevier, and Mrs. The last meeting of the sea­ son Wing, West Elkton, 0., in Im­ Eleanor Hoppe will entertain SS.R. of Mt. St. Clements Col Hugh Albers. Members of the guild, registered nurses,'volun­ son of the Catholic Women’s maculate Conception church, St. Francis de Sales circle June lege, De Soto, Mo., will con teer four hours of nursing care per month to the sick and in­ study club will be a luncheon Lafayette, recently. The Rev. 4. Vessel of Honor circle will duct the retreat. Father Strass digent in the city’s hospital. at the Heart of Denver, 1100 Dennis Langdon, O.S.B., pastor, have a migrant workers’ cloth­ is well known to many of the WE NEED GOOD USED CARSI East Colfax avenue, Denver, on officiated. ing shower June 4 in the home retreatants from previous as­ Our Uitd Ctr Invintory MUST b« Thursday, June 6, at 1 p.m. Regis guild to hold Miss Patricia Schott, Lafay­ of Margaret Funk. signments at the retreat center. bicrfased to moot the demand! So There will be installation of — m CAN and WILL (ive top trade! ette, was maid of honor. John officers for the coming year. Deatlnf At Davidson Is Different! priests' reception Schott, also of Lafayette, was And the difference li SERVICE . . . best man. Attendants were John Mrs. W. Schrodt will be installed CONTINUING icrvice makes CON­ BAKERIES Members of the Regis Guild, Webster, Fred Hartnagle, John Pre-Cana conference as president, Mrs. W. A. Cariile, TINUING customers — and WE are Home oj Fine Pastries Denver, will honor the Rev. Pat­ Hartnagle, and Dale Sherratt. vice president, Mrs. Ruth Wea- SERVICE-MINDED! We display the dick, reelected treasurer; and rick Walsh, S.J. and the Rev. The bride attended Loretto Delco Circle of Service — proudly! 66 So. Broadway Mrs. Leo Deering, reelected cor­ 753 So. University John Tallon, S.J., at a reception Heights college, Denver. Fol­ to open on June 2 responding secretary. 2555 So. Colorado Blvd. 1550 Colorado Blvd. in the library at Regis college lowing a trip to Arizona and S K S-833S » Open Evenings 2410 East 3rd Ave. on Sunday, June 16, from 7 to New Mexico and a military tour 9 p.m. The Rev. Francis Bakewell, All evening sessions start at of Europe, the couple will re­ S.J., of Regis college, Denver, 7:45 p.m. Questions may be BERGMAN ART SCHOOL------"The reception is opened to the side at the U.S. Army Post, public, and all friends of both will serve as director of the asked at each session. START JUNE 10 G.l. APPROVED « Fort Carson. the newly ordained priests are Pre-Cana conference scheduled ► PLANNING A NEW HOME? Professional-Commorcial-Fundomonlal cordially invited to attend. June 2, 3, 5, and 7 in the Pre- A REGISTRATION fee of $5 k Call or Write The chairman is Mrs. Albert Cana Center. E. Fifth avenue covers the cost of lunch on Sun­ ADVERTISING ART — LAYOUT — AIR BRUSH k Engaged Rotola. She will be assisted by and Josephine street, Denver. day, refreshments each eve­ FASHION ART — GREETING CARDS — CARTOONING k ning, and materials given the Mmes. Marie Chamberlain, Leo The parents of Miss Margaret All couples planning marriage DRESS DESIGN — PATTERN DRAFTING k couples. Reservations may be H. Connell, Harold Connell, Cabral, senior at Loretto are urged to attend these ses­ — PORTRAITURE — k Richard Cordes, Timothy Cron­ Heights college, Denver, have sions. made by calling FL 5-8154. k “It Can’t Be Done Too Well’’ in, Emmett Goggin, Frank Vel- announced their daughter’s en­ DAY, EVENING and JUNIOR CLASSES k gagement to THE OPENING session will trie, Helen Gillet, John F. Muel­ St. Clara group Free Placement — Brush-Up Courses k FREE ESTIMATE ler, James Sweeney, Victor Vit- Ben Gallegos, start at 1:15 p.m. on Sunday, k to sponsor party CALL 733-3161 or 733-8121 for folder 794-2142 P.O. Box 2108 ry, Fred Berger, Thomas Mor­ Jr., Arvada. June 2, with Father Bakewell k rissey, F. G. Holland, Phillip Miss Cabral speaking on the preparation of St. Clara’s Aid Society, Den­ 1923 E. Kentucky Ave. — Free Parking k DENVER, COLORADO Mahoney, and the Misses A. will graduate couples for a holy and happy ver, will conduct its monthly k from the marriage. Cronin, L. Crandell, Joann Btrg- card party and luncheon on er, Mary Katherine Gillet, Mor­ Heights in ’63 On June 3, Mr. and Mrs. J. 6TH AVE. commence- Wednesday, June 5, at 12:30 rissey, Vitry, and Sweeney. J. Wessel and Mr. and Mrs. & ment rites. Her Lynn Wray, both of Blessed p.m. in St. Clara’s orphanage, OLIVER'S Wall fiance is a SacranTent parish, will speak on 3800 W. 29th avenue, Denver. MARION graduate of the domestic issues of married All members and friends are Meat Market CARPETS Manual high life. invited to attend. Table and spe­ Room Size R l school, Denver, miu cabrai The physical aspects of mar­ cial prizes will be awarded. “Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats’’ and. Smaller Ix and is currently studying at the ried life will be discussed by Chicago Technical college. A The Sisters, children, and Largtit Mlactlons in th* City. Dr. Robert Schonebaura, and members of the Ladies’ Aid So­ wedding in August is planned. Dr. Louis Hall on June 5. CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER Clirnilliro * * • ciety wish to thank the many ru rn iiu re j„ the house Father Bakewell will speak friends who attended and do­ Fresh Poultry Fish Optn M.^ndiy ind WtdntsdBy Evtnings Mr. and Mrs. Berl Dean Car­ Tin 1:30 P.M. again on June 7 and will pre­ nated to the annual card party 9 Professional AAeat Cutters to Serve You ter, Denver, have announced the sent certificates to couples who given at St. Dominic’s church Phone PE. 3-4629 1312 E. 6fh Ave. engagement of have attended all the sessions. hall recently. E.M.W. their daughter, .*AW.VWSWVWi'VWWS% where cash talks Cheryl Kaye 2141 So. Broadway Carter, to Rog- Sllerman 4-2754 e r Graham Burkepile. The IVe take better care of your clothes* bride - elect is a graduate of Sara, Holy Family high school, ♦ ♦ ♦ Denver. Her fiance is a graduate of MIts Carttr ^'^dialsallor^thestor]r ' ^ Manitou Springs high school, Colorado Springs, and was grad­ uated from Colorado State uni­ IN ADDITION TO versity, Fort Collins. A wedding in September is planned. OUR REGULAR EHMl FIRST OF THE Denver sister receives grant PROFESSIONAL MONTH SALE Sister Johanna Becker, a graduate of Holy Family grade] USDA CHOICE GRADE. Agtd for U ndtr- and high schools, Denver, has; QUALITY nsss, cut shirt from ths first 5-ribs only, been awarded a Fulbright- which is ths '*Hsort" of ths Standing lb. 6 9 ' grant. Rib Roast Rib. She will participate in the' DRY CLEANING CAREFULLY PRESSED 1963 Summer Institute in In­ dian Civilization to be held at Mysore university in Southwes­ tern India for eight weeks from We Offer for Your Convenience Boneless Hamsssib. i t late June through August. Sister Johanna is a daughter ★ SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE— RATH’S BLACK HAWK CANNED DEEP HICKORY SMOKED. Nothing bstlsr for family dinners, outdoor boibscusinq, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthus J.: fomily picnics or fishing trips. Becker, members of Notre I Dame parish, Denver. Mr. j ★ COIN-OP MACHINE “ CLEAN S STEAM” AT 25c LB. Becker Is retired deputy chief; DEL MONTE, EARLY No. 303 C 1 of the Denver fire department.' GARDEN FANCY Cons d I .4n art professor at the Col­ ★ CU STO A4 ALTERATIONS Green Peas lege of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, Minn., staffed by the Sisters of ★ ONE HOUR SERVICE—NO EX TRA CHARGE 5 the Order of St. Benedict, Sis­ ter Johanna is one of 20 U.S. WIN A 10-lb. college professors selected for 226 E. 13lh Ave. 1490 Carr 5915 So. University Red Potatoes 45 this study program. WESTINGHOUSE U. S. No. 1 Arvada Square Shopping Center Colfax at Pierce 518 E. Colfax DISHWASHER News DeadUnel Colo. Blvd. at Evans 7130 No. Federal 38th & Benton We Give Gold Bond Stamps Irving & W. Alameda 34th & Downing Get complete details at The deadline for news stories] 73 E. Belleview your Safeway Store. and pictures to appear in the Register today . . . no "Denver Catholic Register’’ is IN COLORADO SPRINGS purchase necessary . . . Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond­ need not go thru check- ents are asked to have their 317 So. Nevada stands. 1 SAFEWAY Venetian Village Food Bank Shopping Center material at the "Register” of­ fice at this time to assure pub­ We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. lication in the following Thurs­ WE REFUSE TO OPEN ON SUNDAYS Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru Saturday, June 1, 1963. day issue. St.' Vincent aides Thursday, May 30, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page Seven to meet on June 4 St. Vincent’s Aid Society will Hints for the Home meet in the home of Mrs. Ella' Mullen Weckbaugh, 1701 E. Small tears or cigarette burns Cedar avenue, Denver, on Tues­ When serving white foods in clothing can often be mended day, June 4, at 2 p.m. Follow­ such as cauliflower, rice or po­ with adhesive tape pressed on ing the meeting, there will be a tatoes, remember that eye ap­ the back of the hole with a social hour in Mrs. Weckbaugh’s peal is important to the appe­ warm iron after material is gardens. This will be the final tite, so provide color contrast^ pulled together, meeting of the season. by sprinkling with paprika,' ------chopped chives or parsley. : Visit of President S«fen Ouild Filmed highlights of Presi- The next meeting of the Seton WE LIKE TO GET LETTERS: We even like to get gripe The easiest way to iron a slip­ dent Kennedy’s visit to the -Air Guild will be held June 7 in the letters. They show that people read this column and look at the cover is to iron the bottom Force .Academy, Colorado home of Mrs. Michael Galvin. sports page. A newspaperman knows that he seldom will receive pleats on the ironing board, Springs, to attend graduation 1615 So. Ginger court, Denver. a letter from a satisfied reader. He knows that he’s quite likely then put the slipcover on the ceremonies will be telecast This will be the last meeting to get an occasional letter from one who is dissatisfied. This is an piece of furniture and finish ^ Wednesday, June 5, at 10i20 scheduled until September. accepted part of the game. ironing it in place, using a'p.m. on KO.A-TV, Channel 4, With this in mind, and now that the high school and college medium-hot iron. Denver. S rtc la litts In Part-' P aalrlts sports seasons are over, we'd like to throw out a few comments MARY ANME on the contents of such letters and a few suggestions as to how the writers might obtain their objectives. l3=^’Q=,ach at For Denver-Suburban Tilt .Montrose high school. He is a The team of St. Vincent de graduate of Kansas State Paul captured the Junior Pa­ KITTLE — THEISEN ROOFING CO. I.ou Kellogg, who won his 14th Bill Proctor of Wheat Ridge and Teachers college at Emporia. rochial League baseball title 15910 E. Colfax Aurora, Colorado Denver Parochial league ba.so- John Bradley of Littleton Their appointments will fill with a 9-8 decision over Bless­ ball championship at Regis this The 18-man squads were slated vacancies created by the resig­ ed Sacrament team. The game Re-roofing and Repairs Phone 364-5294 year, will be on the coaching to be selected this week, nations of Tony DcLorenzo, was played Tuesday, May 28. football coach and Joe Libonati, Shingles— Siding It no answer, Phone staff of the Denver team which i There’s a good chance that a The winners will play Colo­ jwill clash with the Suburban half dozen or more Parochial basketball mentor and the de­ rado Springs Sunday, June 2, Slate — Tile 364-1856 I .All-Stars in the annual Metro­ league players will dot the city cision of baseball coach Nick at 2 p.m. at City Park, Den­ politan game Sunday June 9 at team’s roster this year. Only Palizzi to concentrate on teach­ ver. Bears stadium. seniors arc eligible for this ing duties. The Colorado Springs’ midget Kellogg will work with Mike game. At Holy Family, Father Pat­ team will play Mt. Carmel’s rick Kennedy, athletic director, Willett of Thomas Jefferson in The Denver-Suburban series midget squad at 1 p.m. Member Federel Depodt Iniurenco Corporetion said he has not yet filled the skippering the city squad. The stands at 1-1. Denver won the initial contest in 1961, 7-6, and vacant football coaching post. Voice of Firestone FROM BROADWAY TO LINCOLN ON FIRST AVENUE Suburban team will be guided Suburban countered with a 3-2 His athletic tutoring staff is two- by Herb Buchkowski of Aurora, triumph last year. thirds completed with Charles Tenor Franco Corelli will be • z t i z z t r * *• s h . 4 .3221 Kellogg is no newcomer to Costello returning as cage men­ guest soloist on the Voice of HOWARD this warfare. He was on the tor and Mike Maio recently Firestone Sunday, June 2, on Denver coaching staff, along named baseball coach. Gerry KBTV, Channel 9,'Denver, and The BANK that’s CLOSE to YOU Spacious with Dick Ya(es of South in 1961. Hoffman has resigned effective KRDO-TV, Channel 13, Colo­ S to ffJ Kyllogg also coached the 1950 at the end of the school year. rado Springs, at 9 p.m. Parochial Stars to a win when funeral parking it was strictly a Denver affair STUDIO between the Paroks and Pub­ PORTRAIT lics fro^ 1942-1960. Brook Forest Estates Berkeley Park Chapel Park Avenue Chapel .All Dhnvcr area high schools PHOTOGRAPHY West 46th and Tennyson East 17th and Marion are scl^ng tickets for the All- Near Beautiful Evergreen, Colorado at entrance of Berkeley Park at Park Avenue Star gjime, as are various Just 40 Minutes From Denver City Limits! GE 3 6 4 2 5 junior (Baseball groups. Admis­ sion iSt 50 cents for persons 13 For a Limited Time Only . . , This and o\|'r. Those un(ler 13 will be Beautiful 20’x24’ Shell 2-Bedroom Cabin iadmitted free. 1 Proceeds from the game go To the AID fund and to junior YOURS I ba.sehall groups in the area to I help meet operating expenses. FOR ONLY I AID fund is administered by A MEMBERSHIP IN THE $2895'°° The Denver Post to give finan­ FABULOUS BROOK FOREST cial aid to seriously injured COUNTRY CLUB NOW INCLUDING A FULL 1-ACRE SITE high school athletes. INCLUDED WITH ANY PURCHASE IN JUST $250 DOWN, $39 MONTH BROOK FOREST ESTATES SWIMMING — TENNIS — MINIATURE • Fishing • Hunting • Different Models Dr. James P. Gray GOLF — HORSEBACK RIDING • Creek Frontage • 320 Acres of Beauty — BROOK FOREST COUNTR1T CLUB — OPTOMETRIST OFFERED BY Eyes Examined Visual Care J. MARTIN INVESTMENT, INC. 213 Colo. Bldg. 3401 S. Bannock SU. 9-2557 1615 Calif. Suite 101 Englewood, Colo. For Appointment Call: Sunday and Holidays Call Evergreen 964-3544 TA. 5-8883 Open 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Page Eight The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 30, 1963 FianI Program Sunday, June 2 Empire Lyric Piayers’ Annual Presentation Noted Catholic Hour Series to End

i The opening of the Second time on television the history of The series was written by j Vatican Council and films of the Church and its ecumenical Philip Scharper, with music Gilbert and Sullivan Time Pope John XXlll will be fea- councils. composed, arranged, and con­ Itured in the final program of ducted by Ralph Burns. Special On Thursday, June 13, the der t h e direction of Gordon ! only trod the boards for that “I Am with You,” the special BY SPECIAL arrangement consultant was Bishop John J. Empire Lyric Players will open Parks. i first production but also de­ four-part series dedicated to the with the Vatican, NCCM and Dougherty, S.S.D. Norman Rose a three-day run at Bonfils signed and built the sets, made Pope, on the “Catholic Hour,” NBC received unprecedented is the narrator. Theater, Denver, with a double­ IT WAS from the imagination jmost of their own costumes, NBC-TV. The program, titled permission to film the final bill presentation 'Gilbert and and enthusiasm of Libonati that I and handled the many details “The Age of Renewal,” will be meeting of the Central Prepara­ Sacred Heart Program Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinaiore and the Empire Lyric Players, a 'involved in publicity and ticket broadcast Sunday, June 2, 10:30 tory Commission for the Ecu­ Trial by Jury. This marks the non-profit organization, was I sales. Sheer exuberance brought a.m. on KOA-TV, Channel 4, menical Council (the Second Va­ ’’Christ Proclaims His Union” sixth annual production by the born in the early part of 1958. the group a modest success, Denver, and KOAA-TV, Channel tican Council). will be the topic of the Rev. Ed­ local amateur company devoted which in turn gave impetus to 5, Colorado Springs. The final program also in­ ward J. O’Donnell on the Sacred to the works of Gilbert and the continuation of activities. Produced by the National cludes a statement by Cardinal Heart Program Sunday, June 2, Sullivan. And continue they did, going on Council of Catholic Men and Amleto Cicognani, Papal Secre­ on KBTV, Channel 9, Denver, at Musical direction is by Jos­ to stage, The Pirates of Penz­ NBC-TV, "I Am with You” has tary of State, and an exclusive 10:30 a.m. eph Libonati, with stage direc­ ance, Ruddigore, The Mikado, been presenting for the first interview with Cardinal .Augus­ In Colorado Springs, the same tion by Elias Mitsis; choreo­ and The Gondoliers. graphy by Jerry Poteet of the tin Bea, S.J., of the Secretariat day, on KKTV, Channel 11, at Associated Dance .Arts Studio, REHE.4RSALS began in Feb­ for Christian Unity. 9 a.m., the Rev. William K. and accompaniment by the ruary for this year’s produc­ "The Age of Renewal” will Schwienher, S.J., will discuss specially selected orchestra un­ tion, and in what has now be­ cover the period from the close “The Law of Surplus Service.” come the traditional way of of the Council of Trent through doing things, all members lend the First Vatican Council, 1869- DELICIOUS their talents to the various 70, to the opening of the council SMORGASBORD facets involved in staging a full- that convened last October and scale musical production. New Mystery Film is now in recess until Septem­ SUNDAYS Helen Singer and Jim Arm­ ber. NOON TO 8 P.M. strong head the cast of H.M.S. Kirk Douglas, 'left, chats with Dana Wynter just before WEEK DAYS Pinafore, assisted by Dick the start of an exciting fox hunt, which is the climax of Uni­ first ftst, frtm m t. *hd leeu. 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Jones, Bruce Kerwood, Char­ versal’s new suspense film, "The List of Adrian Messenger,” a l t . . . with Mo Isrgast m m now playing at the Orpneum Theater, Denver. The picture is Menu & Specialties lotte Barrows, JoAnne West, Following are Laglon tf Dtctncy $l»t! In th4 tyMt, and with 7S Jerry Archer, Phillip J. West directed by John Huston and features Clive Brook, George C. HEAR Week Nights ratings of motion picturts currtntly eorrespondanis thmuahout tha and Bob Vitale. Trial by Jury Scott, and Herbert Marshall. A group of noted actors appear showing in first run Donvtr and Colo­ RockyMountnlnmdHIehPUn* Family Group & stars Louis De Paemelere, Wan­ in disguised roles in t^e motion picture, rated by the Legion rado Springs Thtators. and UARN tU tis, KOA etfn you eomphta, Drawing upon his love of light of Decency as A-1. ASK Private Party da Savidge, Bruce Kerwood, A-1: Unobjectlonablo for fast cowagt ef Mtmatlonat opera acquired in his high John Pullano, Phillip J. West, Central Patronage On KOA Rodio litUantl, ttQhml.mdhcaltmi*, Banquets school days at Holy Family, he Jerry Archer, and JoAnne West. I How the West Delicate FOR RESERVATIONS welded together a cast to per­ Tickets will go on sale June I Was Won Delinquent I List of Adrian Sad Sack 10:20 Every Sunday Eve­ KOA PraMnM by form H.M.S. Pinafore at' the 10 at the May D & F boxoffice ning. Questions on reli­ CALL Great Big Talent i Messenger Ugly American FIRST Denver Women’s Club in Aug­ Bon Voyage Ranig Ntwt 237-8891 1 or may be ordered now bv gion submitted by the ra­ FEDERAL 0 7:45 a.m. THE n ust of the same year. calling 322-8086. A-2: Unobjectionable for Adults, dio audience answered on SAVINGS t» These actors and singers not Young Adults the archdiocesan broad­ SUNDAY 1 > cast. A LOAN ^ ► Lawrence of Mutiny on Bounty In Dick Kallman I Arabia The Outsider MESA 4 4 > Booklet on Catholic i ► Family Theater I Come Fly With Me Electra ■ttmtaawtMiUMNwdhutltna O _ J . . . .1 David and Lisa Day of Trlffids Church available free of O Bill Williams will star in Movies By C. J. Zecha Broadway and who, deservedly, to kim a Diary of Madman TREAT o Yellow Canary cost to all inquiries. Rimrock on Father Patrick Pey­ M Teieificid/t There’s no two ways about is still earning garlands of| Mockingbird RESTAURANT o ton’s Family Theater Sunday, it—the current, production of praise in the east. | a-3: UnobttctionabI* for Aduiti WRITE TO OINVtK 5600 W. Colfax i; June 2, on KOSl Radio, Den­ Following a rt films to appear on How to Succeed in Business p e rfo r m in | The Trial critic's Choice Ask and Learn, Station Denver and Colorado Springs TV sta­ RC/i , D WAITS »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦»»♦ ver, at 10:30 p.m. Without Really Trying is the this Frank Loesser-Abe Burrows 136 8 8 6 tions this week. Time and station should B: Objtctionablt in Part for All KOA, Denver 2, Colorado be consulted by the viewer. Legion of finest road adaptation of the satiric novel Decency ratings are: A-1y family; A-2, No Exit Something Wild adults and adolescents; A-3» adults only; company of a of Shepherd Mead is a great Madame The Stripper B/ partly objectionable for ail; C, Con­ New York mu­ theatrical experience. He has Separaftly Classified the entire family demned. Ratings have been checked Mondo Cane against listings found in "TV Guide" sical that has that rare magnetism of reaching megexine. ever played in over into the audience ancf bring­ Condemned will enjoy 7 Capital Sins 2 GREAT AUTUMN BARGAINS SATURDAY, JUNE 1 Denver. It has ing them to his side at once. Autumn in the Orient They Died With Boots On, -1; all the ingredi­ Not since Robert Preston STAGE GUIDE Blood Alley, A-2; Devil's Canyon, A-2; 35 Days only $1995 ents of a first- romped through The Music Man Take Her, She's Creature With Atom Brain, A-2; Man How to Suceed In Mine, Adults Around the World Who Loved Redheads,- B; River of No rate production has there been a performance Business Without Wonderful Town, m iATURE GOLf Return, B; Lost Weekend, A-2; Ja­ Trying, Adults Adults 30 Days only $1998 maica Run, A-2; The Wild North, A-2; and it is easy like it. Fighting Wildcats, A-3; Great Day in to see how the Kallman unquestionally shines LIMITED SPACE zeckendorf plaza the Morning, B; Nora Prentiss, B; The Boss, A-2; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. show captured throughout the show, but he is ‘House of Lord’ 350 sixteenth street Hyde, A?; Devil Thumbs a Ride, A-2; both a Critics Oick Kallman abeted by a cast of professional Top Gun, A-2 Paul Hallett, a member of OPEN Circle and Pulitzer Prize award. performers who equally deserve LINDQUIST (across from the Hilton) SUNDAY, JUNE 2 the “Register” editorial staff, DAILY World Without End, A-2; Pied Piper, a share of the spotlight and TRAVEL SERVICE AT; My Favorite Brunette, A-2; The NOT THE LEAST outstanding praise. will represent the Catholic Men, A-2; Subway In the Sky, A-3; WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS! Bombers B-52, A-2; Whirlpool, 8; Lucky is Dick Kallman, a young man Willard Waterman as the faith on the House of the Me, A-1; Great McGinty, A-2. with a wealth of talent, who firm’s pompous president turns Lord television program Sun- BUILDING MONDAY, JUNE 3 711 17th St., Dtnvtr 2, Colo. And Now Tomorrow, A-2; County makes the role of J. Pierpont out a very funny performance. ^day, June 2, on KLZ-TV, Chan­ ONE pickup for DIRECT service Chairman, A-1; Kentucky Moonshine, Pretty Dyan Cannon as Kali- Ttlophoiw ii's-tns A-1; Belle Le Grand, A-2; Janie Gets Finch, the ambitious window nel 7, Denver, at 9:30 a.m. 1 Hour F rtt Forking Lo Shtll's, 1725 Coiifornit St. Married, B; My Favorite Brunette, man’s girl friend has a big sing­ A 2; Enemy Below, A-1; The Juggler, washer who climbs to the top ing voice, but it is a voice of The discussion will center A-2; Her Primitive Man, A-2. warmth and appeal. She posses about the book, “Faith and to both TUESDAY, JUNE 4 The Great Moment, A-1; Mighty Barn- ses the talents of a major per­ Reason: An Introduction to urn, A-1; Pigskin Parade, A-1; They sonality. Won't Believe Me, B; Swing Your Lady, Modern Jewish Thought,” by coasts A-2; Her Primitive Man, A-2; Paths of of the How to Succeed is a satire on Samuel H. Bergman. Hallett THE BEER THAT Glory, A-2; Can't Help Singing, A-2. big business. It has a tongue- will be heard in a panel dis­ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 - V AA u vfD n i iervce in-cheek quality all the way Hostages, A-2; Five of a Kind, A-1; cussion with members of the MADE MILWAUKEE Second Fiddle, A-1; Navy Comes along. Adults who enjoy a fast- Jewish and Protestant faiths. DENVER CHICAGO TRUCKING COJNC. Through, A-1; Renegade Trail, A-1; of a business firm, one of the paced, breezy musical comedy Can't Help Singing, A-2; No Sad Songs will not be disappointed. The 45th A Jackeon • Denver • Phone Dudley 8-45S7 For Me, A-2; The Iron Sheriff, A-2; great delights of the musical FAMOUS Renegades, A-2. comedy stage. We remember show, in its dialogue, does con­ THURSDAY, JUNE i first seeing Kallman 12 years tain a few profane and slightly Standing Room Only, A-2; Law of the risque remarks, but these are DENVER COLISEUM Streets, A-2; Love and Hisses, A-1; ago in the New York musical O n i^ e c o rd My Life With Caroline, A-2; Man Who version of Booth Tarkington’s obviously intended to enhance MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 3 NIGHTS Talked Too Much, A-2; Renegades, A-2 Seventeen, along with two other characterization. On the whole, Destination Moon, A-1; Attack, A-2; the show never dips into the HITS OF ROARING 20's (MGM 5 MATINEES Man From Colorado, A-2. promising talents at the time 4063): A dozen grand old songs from Robert M.—Paul V.—M. T. Murray g ■ ■ ■ FRIDAY, JUNE 7 Ann Crowley and Kenneth Nel­ ludicrous for the sake of getting the 1920 era are sung in a buoyant THURS., ERL, Typhoon, A-2; Reunion, A-2; Sing^ a laugh. ■ manner by a new singer named Toni Baby, Sing, A-2; Out of the Past, A-2; son. Carroll, who takes to the spirit of the SAT., SUN., Slh'er Dollar, A-3; Man From Colo­ era as though she were once a part If it has taken Kallman 12 of it. Although there are numerous re* JUNE 6, 7, 8, 9,1963 rado, A-2; Giant Behemoth, A-2; Be­ WHILE THERE is so much yond Reasonable Doubt, A-2; Curse of years to find the right role, ail to laud in this production, in­ cordings of music from the "23-skIdoo" Faceless Man, A-2; Dial M For Murder, one can say is that it was worth period/ Miss Carroll gives a bright per* All km Sensational A-2; Before I Hang, B; Honky Tonk, B. cluding the entire cast, chorus, formance worth an ear. Acts fw year Entertainment the wait. The young performer dancers, choreography work, demonstrates a flair of show­ ON MY WAY AND SHOUTIN' AGAIN settings, and lighting, this cor­ (Verve 8511): Count Basie at the piano PARKING EASILY AVAILABLE manship. He can act, sing, leads his orchestra in a big band style ‘Mondo Cane’ ner has to go along with a big that he popularized during the 1930s. dance. Better yet, he gives the nod to Dick Kallman. At a time ' DENVER 22", ( this commentary are positive and not TV, Educational Channel 6, B ys " it Is fairly pleasing,' but the PA aad I pJ*. OTHER ITEMS; Jimmy Du­ bringing this ad to . . . without foundation in human experience. Denver, a series of lessons de­ songstress has been heard to better ad­ wans siATS Nevertheless, at times the film-maker's rante made his second appear­ vantage. Mos of the songs are undis­ 12 JS ; Md Seadey, selection of material appears arbitrary signed to teach people to drive tinguished. S2.7S. and artificial and his editing creates the automobile will begin. ance in Troy, N.Y., since 1961 MNOAl AOMSSION superficial and even forced compari­ THE THREE SOUNDS (Verve 8514): sons, with the result that his point of There is no doubt Anita O'Day is a took for Iht Golden Arches! AdylH, f l i t t ekUrea •eder 12. The first two telecasts, June 3, for the benefit of St. Anthony’s McDonald's TU. TWwfi M Mii an ■ JeM view Is open to varying Interpretation. church. He drew 5,000. He notable iazz singer. Whenever she lets IbriM OMIce^ Reem 307, Mei enic Moreover, the visuals of the film can at 9 p.m. and June 6, at 8 p.m., a note roll off her tongue it Is worth 1100 S. Colorado Blvd. Tamai* M e . U N WeHea. aed'tke be shocking, revolting and disturbing was named an honorary may­ listening. Bart Howard's "In Other Ce lM M Tielet OHica durSaf Utev will be about the laws and regu­ 3050 W. Jewell Nm. to an immature or sensitive audience lations of driving. The first or on his first appearance and Words" has never sounded better. Such PLENTY OF PARKtNO AVAILAKf The distributor of this film, Times Filni composers as Rodgers and Hart, Arthur 2120 W. Alameda Corporation, is advertising it as "rec- meeting of all learners will be this time was given a key to Schwartz, Kurt Weill, Johnny Mercer, and Duke Ellington are represented by 4215 W. Colfax Hch Martia, CbM laWH% commended for adults." at 7 p.m., at the West high the city . . . The Ice Follies, A Separate Classification is given to which stars brilliant skater their songs, and Miss O'Day does them Colfax & Pennsylvania certain films which, while not morally school cafeteria, Denver, on justice, but royally. offensive in themselves, require caution June 7. At this time, the State Richard Dwyer, is reported to (1(X) will be given away at each location) and some analysis and explanation as have turned down an offer of HOBO FLATS (Verve 8544): This Is a protection to the uninformed against of Colorado Driver Examiners [azz music played on an organ. The Offer only good at McDonald's locations listed wrong interpretations and false conclu­ will conduct the regular written $1,000,000 from a major TV performer, Jimmy Smith, is well rec­ DENVER COLISEUM sions. network for four annual spe­ ognized in this field. Surprisingly, the examinations, and the regular performance is good; the selections of­ eye examinations. Each appli­ cials to be based on the show. fered here, however, are given the cur­ It was rejected as being harm­ rent rock 'n roll beat. An album of cant will have his photo taken Smith's playing, solo, would be wel­ and will be issued a learners ful to the show’s gate receipts. come. There Is a limited appeal In this DINE permit for the standard $2.25 The Follies opens in San Fran­ aLum. fee. This process will make all cisco June 19 as a benefit for SUCH INTERESTING PEOPLE IN COLORADO SPRINGS learners “legal” for the regular Mt. St. Joseph’s Home for (Verve 0519): Steve Addiss and Bill Girls . . . Anna Maria .Alber- Crofut are two young singers who can learning period. turn native folk songs Into a listening by REAL CANDLELIGHT. . . . SiW IM ghetti will sing the lead in experience. Slightly underrated, they Beginning June 10, eight les­ i Kismet at the .Aqua theater in are far superior to the Kingston Trio. sons will be telecast on the This Is their first long-playing album SAME OWNERS SINCE I« » skills of driving. I Seattle, Wash., July 23-28. and it is an extraordinary one. There At Regis College i The n ew film Marilvn ™ smgle-gimmick aura about Addis ♦ I Contury-r ox), has boon ).^ivcn lables, and English tunes make up the WEST 50th and LOWELL BLVD. COLORADO SHOE CO. a “B" rating, objectionable iVll program here. They sing with aulhen- ticity and honesty. New Location pari for all, by the Legion of I Deeeney because of its "laste- INDOOR SW IMMING POOL 3103 E. Colfax jless and unscrupulously com- ‘Christophers’ on TV 355-1991 imereial exploitation of the late; “ What One Person Can Do" Excellent Hiking & Climbing Boots 'Marilyn Monroe.” It was la-' OPEN TO THE PUBLIC J. Hans Wiflman will be the topic on the “ Chris­ beled “ suggestive.” i tophers’’ program Sunday, June ‘‘THE WEST’S MOST FAMOUS 2, on KO.V-TV, Channel 4, Den­ ITALIAN RESTAURANT” JUNE 10th THROUGH AUGUST 17th ver, and KOAA-TV. Channel 5, For Authentic Italian Food . . . MONDAY thru SATURDAY 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Eliminate . . . Colorado Springs, at 10:15 a.m. Y«s, Marrttfa and Dalpioz is Colorado Spring's Announcer Ken Carpenter tells ONLY authentic Italian Restaurant. 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Calif,, to assume the; K B TR poMtion. i For RESERVATIONS Call MEIrose 2-5437 Thursday, May 30, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page Nine Man in Colorado Springs Vacant Offices Filled OJ to MEN By Youth Organization Wins Contest for Design On May 15, at Catholic Alum­ A blue and gold sunburst em­ design contest sponsored by ni Club business meeting, sev­ blem symbolic of the materiel command materiel officials. eral positions were filled owing Colorado Springs Youth management improvement pro­ The winning design was sub­ to a series of recent engage­ gram of the Air Defense Com­ mitted by Robert J. McClinton, ments. Elected to men’s vice mand, Colorado Springs, was 4600th Civil Engineering squad­ president was Tom Duesterberg. Honored at Catholic U. selected by Lt. Gen. Robert ron. Ent AFB. McClinton is Jim Stromsoe was appointed •M. Lee, .ADC commander, as chief draftsman with the base treasurer and Marlys Wick was Quentin Ertel, Jr., son of outstanding during the acad­ winner of the six-month-long civil engineers. appointed secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Q. G. Ertel, Colo­ emic year. rado Springs, was honored at He was one of five final various, activities at the Cath­ nominees for the Father Igna­ olic University of America, tius Smith award presented to Washington, D.C. the outstanding senior fratern­ Young Ertel was presented ity member. the Alphadelt of the Year award by his fraternity. Alpha AT THE A.NNUAL student Delta Gamma, national Cath­ activities banquet, Ertel was olic college social fraternity. given a special presidential Regis Awards to French Students The award is given to a fra­ gavel by, the university. This ternity member deemed most award was presented in recog­ Annual presentation of awards to outstand­ first year award; Richard Olaniyan, West Ni­ nition of his “outstanding serv­ ing students of French at Regis college, Den­ geria, second year award; Paul- Fairchild, ice and conscientious perform­ ver, were made last week by Victor Gares, Shawnee, Okla., advanced award. At right is TRY ance of duties” in behalf of French consul in Denver. Mr. Gares, left, is Lucien Pichette, head of the modern lan­ all social clubs at the univer­ shown making the award presentations to, guages department at Regis college. The sity. from left. Sister M. Judith Kelly, Marycrest, awards consisted of French literature books. Ertel will enter the univer­ sity’s Columbus school of law On Friday, May 31 in September. He has been a Fiesta Dishes ■ Open Stuck dean’s list student, a member Gifts - Hardware - Paint of the student council, track Glass - Toys and cross-country teams, the Luncheon Club to Hear Victor Grundy Pipe Threading university newspaper, and other Victor B. Grandy will be the From October, 1955, until prize in the Nathan Burkan Me Window Shades-Key activities. featured speaker at the Knights March 1, 1963, he served as morial Contest. Duplicating He is a 1958 graduate of St. Mary’s high school, Colorado of Columbus Friday Luncheon chief administrative officer for Open Friday & Mondr.y Eves. Club on May 31. the Denver County Court. THE FRIDAY Luncheon Club 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 Springs, and attended Regis college, Denver, for two years. Mr. Grandy was one of the meets evjepf Friday at 12 noon two successful HE IS A MEMBER of the and adjourns promptly at 1 candidates for Bar Associations, the American o’clock. Luncheon is $1 and is the June run­ Society for Public Administra­ open to all. off election. He tion, and has been president of is married the Denver chapter of Phi Al­ and has four pha Delta. He was executive H o m e m a k e r ’S I daughters. He secretary of the County Judges w a s gradu­ Association and served on the looking at ated from Den­ advisory committee to the legis­ Department | ver university lative council on judicial ad­ things . . . college of law ministration. By Lon Healy Patreniz* These Reliable and Friendly Firms | in 1952. He is He has served as a lecturer a veteran of victor oromiy at both Westminster college of My good neighbor, old Grand­ both World War II and the Ko­ law and the University of Den­ pa Suttle says: “A Red is a rean War. He was assistant, re­ ver law school. He is an author ‘feller’ l^ o can call black, The Number by the Parish visor of statutes for the state of and, in 1952, wrote Copyrights white, and get away with it, a . . . ^ n GWSS Bacon & Schramm Colorado from 1952 to 1955. in the Law, which won first especially, if he’s talking to YOUR some of our so-called foreign Heading Over Each Ad is CO. Composition Roofing policy experts or, to some of our FOR Tile Roofing Brother A. Alban to Study over-educated intellectuals.” the Key to its location on Ropf Repairing HOW COME? MIRRORS 4020 Brighton Blvd. the Map. 1S17 ChtytniM Place TA S 5251 (An Ode to the Colorado PARISH CU. 4*B5t)8 In France, Rome for Year (Colfax at Broadwayl April of 1963) Brother A. Alban, F.S.C., son in Ireland and England before Tho oftentimes. I’d heard them say BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE of Mrs. P. W. Ryan of Louis­ arrival in France June 12. ville, and former staff writer In Rome, Brother Alban will That April showers bring flow­ Polishing and Scrubbing Machines—Com­ for the Denver Catholic Regis­ ers of May — mercial Vacuums — Power Sweepers, Sim­ study with Brothers from each REAL ESTATE 6UIDE plicity Garden Tractors and Snow Re­ ter, has been selected by his of the congregation’s 70 pro­ This April, never a sprinkle moval Equipment, Power Sprayers, and came. congregation to study in Europe vinces throughout the world. Janitorial Supplies. next year. He will spend three Yet flowers of May bloom just 3— All Souls (Englewood) 26— St. Catherine 37— St. Mery (Llltielen) SALES CO. 534-5111 Denver 1736-44 Blake St. months in France and nine in the same. THE CONGREGATION num 4809 SO. LOGAN 5090 MEADE 6873 SO. PRINCE WAY Rome. hers some 20,000 members mak­ 2 bedrooms up. 1 down In full finished A member of the Brothers of basement. Garage. Priced to sell. 3 year old, 2 bedroom brick. Liv­ Half block to now church and proposad ing it the largest congregation News Deadline! ing room-dining room combina­ school. 1.M0 sq. ft. rambling ranch. With the Christian Schools, he will of teaching Brothers in the 3 bedrooms, 144 baths, electric kitchen. Electrical Contracting & Repairing stay at the international head­ The deadline for news stories ALSO, NICE CABIN tion. Large kitchen plus full fin­ Family room with fireplace. W/w carpel Church. and pictures to appear in the AT IDLEDALE ished 2 bedroom basement. 2- and drapes. Attached 2-car garage. quarters of the Brothers in car garage, fenced, landscaped. Sprinkler system. Kenny, PY, 4-3749. Rome and pursue studies that In the United States there are “Denver Catholic Register” is WHEN BUYING OR SELLING Monday at 5 p.m. Correspond­ FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL Assume large loan. Call Greene, WHEN BUYINO OR SELLINO STROHMINGER make up what is called the about 3,000 members teaching CALL YOUR HA. 4-9696. in seven colleges and 140 high ents are asked to have their CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM FOR FAST FREE APPRAISAL ’’second novitiate.” CALL YOUR schools. material at the “Register” of­ -St. Catherine Electric Co» WILSON & WILSON CATHOLIC REALTY FIRM BROTHER ALBAN received fice at this time to assure pub­ 2896 So. Broadway $7,500 his grade school education in lication in the following Thurs­ WILSON & WILSON day issue. SU 1-6671 Licensed and Bonded Longmont and in Denver. 4 bedrooms, gas heat, new wiring. Small 2896 So. Broadway 3— All Souls (Englewood) down payment. Good financing. Will sub­ He attended Mullen high May Rites mit any reasonable offer. SU 1-6671 Member National Electrical Contractors Ass’n. school before entering the Call Mr. Hoglund, SK. 6*8634 evenings or TRI-LEVEL BEAUTY 388-5831 days. 38— St. Mary Magdalene 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 Conducted V\^all-hung 4 bedroom, 3 bath, acre. Recreation REEDER REALTY 3 BDRM. BRICK room. Bar area leading to swimming This 9 year old home Is the best In Closet pool. 28— St. Dominic construction — The wife will en|oy the At St. Peter's Just $34,900 compact working space In this 10' by 13' WE NEED kitchen—attached garage—2 fireplaces— GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. PAR MAC REALTY NORTH DENVER, WHEAT- beautiful mountain view — full unfinished (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) by KOHLER cill 7

Jesuits Succumb Requiem High Mass was cele­ The couple came to Denver MRS. MEANY was employed brated in Blessed Sacrament from Chicago in October, 1904, by the then Bureau of Chari­ The mothers of two members Pray for Them church, Denver, May 27 by the and were pioneer members of ties (now Catholic Charities) o f 'th e Jesuit community at Very Rev. Anton J. Borer, the Cathedral parish. for many years and was active Regis college and high school, in civic and political affairs. S.M.B., for Mrs. Catherine It was during the time that Denver, have died recently. •LOEMERS Mass in Mt. Carmel church May 22. She was one of the founders of the GASPAR ROMERO (Kate) Meany, who in her early In 1907 she attended the Dem­ Mrs. Agnes Boyle, mother of Marie P. Bloemersa 625 Eudora. She is Member of Mt. Carmel society. Olinger Aurora PTA. Requiem High Mass was offered in the family lived at 1821 Pennsyl­ survived by three brothers, Peter and mortuaries. Olinger mortuaries. Sacred Heart church, Denver, May 22 for Denver days was a close friend vania that Mother Cabrini was ocratic national convention in the Rev. Robert R. Boyle, S.J., Neal, OePere, Wis., and Albert, Mil­ Gaspar Romero, 67, 2539 Glenarm place, of Mother Frances Xavier Ca- the City auditorium when Wil­ waukee, Wis.; two sisters, Mrs. Louise GOLL A. CLARENCE DEUTSCH a frequent caller at their home. died May 25 at her home in who died suddenly in his home May 16, brini. liam Jennings Bryan was nom­ Cdiftralia, 111. Father Boyle is Reichert, Denver, and Ann, DePere, Wis.; Lesta A. Goll, 886 S. Washington street. Requiem High Mass was offered In St. after a kmg Illness. Mother Cabrini was a familiar and 21 nieces and nephews. Requiem She IS survived by a daughter, Evelyn Francis de Sales church, Denver, May He was born July 23, 1895, In San Luis, Mrs. Meany died May 24 in inated as a can^date for the head of the English department High Mass in St. Philomena's church M. Goll, Denver. Requiem High Mass In 20 for A. Clarence Oeutsch, 64, 449 $. Colo., and attended schools there. St. Francis Convalescent home, sight as she rode around Den­ Presidency. at Regis college. A sister, Mrs. May 28. Internrent In Mt. Olivet. Me- St. Francis de Sales' church May 24. Pennsylvania street, who died In his Mr. Romero Is survived by tvra daugh­ ver in a small horse drawn Conaty's Boulevard mortuary. Interment at Bendena, Kans. Olinger home May 16. ters, Mrs. Steve Gameuda, Thornton, and Denver. She was born Cather­ She maintained a sharp Inter­ Catherine Bartholomew of Den­ mortuaries He was born in Denver March 21, 1699 Mrs. Fred Polk, Denver; six sons, ine Collins, Oct. 2, 1872, on a wagon in her quest for alms, est and kept abreast of all world ver, is among the survivors. BOHLEN and attended schools in Denver and the Frank, Joe, Gu, and Arthur, Denver, clothing, and food for the Queen Frank H. Bohlen, 267 King. He Is GUIHAN Central Business college. Ruben, Los Angeles, Calif.; Larry, Long farm a few miles from Jackson­ happenings until her health be­ Mrs. Mary Fullerton Bake- survived by his wife, Helen May; four Mr. Deutsch was married to Mae Jane Beach, Calif.; four brothers, Anastacla, of Heaven orphanage. Mary Guihan, 1 S. Sherman street, San Luis, Fidel, Greeley, Coyo., Nick, ville, 111. gan to fail a few years ago. weH, mother of the Rev. Fran­ sons, Herman E., Frank, Henry, and Denver. She Is survived by two brothers, Irvine In Denver Of. 1, 1942. He was Robert E., Denver; a daughter, Anna, Denver ,and Johnnie, Albuquerque, N.M.; She was always sure of a wel­ The family has been members cis ^F. Bakewell, S.J., Latin in­ Michael Guihan, County Kerry, Ireland, employed by the City and County ot four sisters, Mrs. Fred Olivas, Greeley; penver; four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Mag- and Patrick Guihan, California; and four Denver for more than 35 years, and at SHE WAS MARRIED to John come at the Meany home for of Blessed Sacrament parish structor in Regis high school, n(e, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Cathryn sisters. Mrs. Ellen Shea and Mrs. Mar­ the time of his death was employed In Joseph Meany of Jacksonville lunch and a 'cup of tea. since August, 1926. died May 17 in Boston, Mass. Sheriff, and Mrs. Alice Schwab, ail of garet Murphy, Butte, Mont., Mrs. John the office of the city auditor. Mr. Deutsch Denver; 17 grandchildren, and two great­ Sullivan, County Kerry, Ireland, and Mrs. served as the deputy commissioner of July 18, 1893, at the Church of The home at 1821 Pennsyl­ Mrs. Meany was a member iTiree sons, all of St. Louis, grandchildren. Requiem Mass In Presen­ Kate Olsen, Portland, Ore. She is the supplies under Mayor Bezole. Our Savior. She was baptized, tation church May 25. Interment in Crown He Is survived by his wife; a daugh­ vania has been torn down and of the Third Order of S t Fran­ and one daughter, of Scituate, cousin of Mrs. Abbie Milner and Mrs. received her First Holy Com­ Hill. Capitol mortuary. Mary Healey, Denver. Services and In­ ter, Mrs. Marvin Youngs, two grandsons, is now part of the site of the cis, a perpetual member ot Mass., are among the survivors. terment arranged by Dugan and Merrill Michael and Alan; and several nieces I T k m D J u a n t munion, and was confirmed in CARTER Cathedral high school’s new Blessed Sacrament Altar and mortuary, Butte, Mont. She was a mem­ and nephews. the same church. Margie M. Carter, 2900 Lowell bivd. ber of the Legion of Mary and the Altar gymnasium now being built. Rosary society, the S t Thomas intoretf in Church Requiem High Mass in St. Rose of Lima and Rosary society at St. Francis de CHARLES E. DONAHUE FOLLOWING ARE the names of priests church May 24. She Is survived by her Sales church. She died suddenly In her Requiem Mass was offered in St. Dom­ who have served In the Archdiocese of Seminary guild, and the Ameri­ Riso in England husband, Henry C. Carter, Jr.; a son, home on May 22. Miss Guihan was born inic's church, Denver, May 25 for Charles Denver and died In the month of May. can Legion auxiliary. Ronald D. Frazier, and a daughter, Bev­ Jondon — Interest in contro­ in County Kerry, Ireland, and came to E. Donahue, 90, 2467 W. Caithness place, The living faithful are asked to remem­ erly Frazier, both of 4536 S. Grant street; Denver In 1910. who died May 22 in a local hospital ber them In their prayers. Bindel, Altar Society Survivors include a son Jack, two brothers, John Donaldson, 1565 S. Mrs. versial Issues, historical sub- after a long illness. Altadcna, Calif.; a daughter, Larimer, and James Donaldson, 3300 S. HERRARA He was born at Orange, Conn., and 0 God, ¥dio. In raising Thy servants Jwts, and doctrinal matters has Wadsworth; four sisters, Grace Wilkin­ Tobias Herrara, 2527 W. 40th avenue. spent most of his life in the East en­ to the dignity of Bishops and priests, did Mrs. Katheripe O’Connor, Den­ sent sales of certain Catholic son, 324 Irving, Haze! Evers, 3300 S. gaged in the restaurant business. give them a share in the priesthood Wadsworth, Maude Neifert, Fresno, Calif., He Is survived by his wife, Fumiko; ver; three grandchildren, and four sons, Timothy, Gary, Brian, and Mr. Donahue married Freda Rose AebI of the Apostles, we pray Thee admit President, Succumbs at 63 Truth society pamphlets soar­ and Helen Barfoot, San Mateo, Calif.; Toby; a daughter, Elizabeth; his par­ In Cleveland, 0., In 1920. them new and forevermore Into the apos­ five great-grandchildren. Mr. and four grandchildren. Interment In The couple came to Denver about 16 tolic company. Through Christ Our Lord Mrs. Mary G. Bindel, 2219 Meany died Dec. 30, 1941. ing. Crown HIIL Olinger mortuary. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Tobias Her- OTHER SURVIVORS, in ad­ Comparing current sales with rara, Denver; a brother, Terry, Denver; years ago. Amen. (Oration from Mass for Departed He Is survived by his widow. Inter­ Priests.) Eudora street, Denver, and dition to her husband, include Burial was in Mt. Olivet cem­ COON three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Montoya, the figures of eight years ago, Mrs. Maxine Martinez, and Mrs. Cecilia ment in Mt. Olivet. Capitolmortuary. president of the Cure d’Ars one son, Herbert C. Bindel, etery. Olinger mortuaries. tlK society said pamphlets on Roy Joseph Coon, 2509 Sheridan blvd. Yohe; and several uncles, aunts, nieces, Rev. Joseph Bean, May 3, 1959 parish Altar and Rosary soci­ Carlsbad, N. Mex.; five mar­ He is survived by his wife, Anna K. nephews, and cousins. Member of Cathy LUCILLE M. HARDY Rev. Andrew B. Casey, May, 1916 DENVER EVERGREEN controversial issues and doc- Coon; two sons, Roy H., Seattle, Ore., Post 185, American Legion. Requiem Requiem High Mass was offered In All Rev. John Curran, May 30, 1951 ety, died May 26 in Mercy hos­ ried daughters, Mrs. Larry trjnal matters have more than and Dennis F., Denver; four daughters, High Mass in St. Catherine's church May Saints church, Denver, May 24 for Mrs. Rev. Michael W. Donovan, May 4, 1922 pital after a short illness. Ferguson, Carlsbad; Mrs. Ken­ MONUMENT CO. deubled, and the sale of pam­ Mrs. Mary Ann Glazar, Wheat Ridge, 28. Interment in Ft. Logan national ceme­ Lucille M. Hardy, 40, 2433 W. Wesley Rev John F. Dietz, May 14, 1944 Colo., Mrs. Betty Zielinski, Richland, tery, Howard mortuary. avenue, who died May 20 In St. Joseph's MosI Rev. Frederick Els, May 5, 1926 Mrs. Bindel, 63, was an ac- neth Sullivan, and Mrs. Charles phlets dealing with historical Wash., Mrs. Doris A. Rogers, Japan, hospital after a long illness. Rev. George A. P. Fenske, May 5, 1951 O’Fallon, Denver; si|b]ects is' nearly five times and Mrs. Kathleen T. Brazzetl, Denver; KAM She was born In Denver, April 16, Rev. Louis B. Feser, O.S.B., May 2, 1950 three brothers, Carl and Robert, River- Joseph W. Kam, Henderson, Colo. He 1923, and was educated at Mapleton Rev. Godfrey Guthausen, May 3, 1935 Mrs. Louis Mettlach, San higher. bank, Calif., Cecil Baxter, San Diego, Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Agnes school in Weiby, Colo. Rev. Daniel E. Kane, C.M., May, 1950 Juan, Tex.; and Mrs. James Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Eva Stolts, Murphy, Commerce City, Colo, and Mrs. She married Charles W. Hardy in All Rev. Claude B. Kellerman, O.F.M., May Idaho, Mrs. Hazel Vine, Bremerton, Saints church In 1946. Mrs. Hardy was 9, 1947 Richards, Omaha, Neb.; Wash., and Mrs. Dot Eilertsen, East Margaret Flanagan, Downey,’ Calif. Re­ Lirgut S«lKtloii In ttw quiem Mass in Our Lady of Grace a housewife most of her life. Very Rev. Joseph LaJeunesse, May 5, Three brothers, Frank Boes, Rocky Mountain A m Stanwood, Wash; and 17 grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she is 1937 church, Denver, May 27. Interment In Pierce City, Mo.; Fred Bocs, 1I1SO w ntt 44th A v(. ACQUES Requiem High Mass In St. Mary Magda- Boulder, Colo. Howard mortuary. survived by a son, Earl, Denver; a Rev John S. Lohan* May 16, 1939 'ene church May 25. Interment In Mt. daughter, Mrs. Rosemary Bundy, Den­ Revi Daniel Lyons, May, 1695 Carlsbad; and Joseph Boes, (I mill Edt of Mount Ollyot) Olivet. McConaty's Boulevard mortuary. KELLERMAN ver; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sollie Rev. David A. McKegney, May 11, 1934 Chiritt MrFtddtn ttinley Htll James, Weiby; two brothers, Vince and Gerber, Calif.; three sisters, HA. 4-4477 BROS. Frank J, Kellerman, 2325 W. 33rd ave­ Rev. Patrick J. MeSweeney, May 4, 1941 CROWLEY Joseph James of Weiby; and a si ter, Rev. William J. Mulcahy, May 25, 1953 Mrs. I^yd Sadler, Carlsbad; Mrs. Juva Crowley, 3337 S. Dexter nue. He Is survived by two brothers, Mrs. Loretta McCabe, Bonn, Germany. Henry, Denver, and John, Ft. Lupton, Rev. Joseph T. Murphy, O.P., May 29, street. She Is the aunt of Mrs. Helen Interment In Mt. Olivet. McConaty's 1893 Mrs. Neli Becker, Hobbs, N. The firms listed here de­ Findle, Denver, and Leo Stowe, Pueblo; Colo.; and a sister, Mrs. Freda KIngf Boulevard mortuary. Denver. Requiem High- Mass In St. Pat­ Rev. Louis Pecorella, May 3, 1954 Mex.; and Mrs. Houston Bogan, serve to be remembered and the great aunt of the Rev. Robert J. Most Rev. John B. Pltaval, May 23, 1928 StovM, S.J., Rosemary Wright, and Joan rick's church May 29. Interment in Mt. MARZETTE HICKEY Albuquerque, N. Mex.; and 40 Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. Rev. Dominic Panatella, S.J., May 24, when you are distributing BIssell, Pueblo. Requiem High Mass in Requiem High Mass was offered In 1922 grandchildren. Precious Blood church May 28. Inter­ Sf. Philomena's church, Denver, May 29 your patronage in the dif­ McANDREWS Rev. Paul J. Reed, May 11, I960 Burial was in Mt. Olivet. ment In Mt. Olivet. McConaty's Boule­ for Mrs. Marzette Hickey, 71, 2588 Dex­ Rt. Rev Msgr. Henry Robinson, May 3, ferent lines of business. vard mortuary. Mary Pearl McAndrews, 3464 W. Ken­ ter street, who died May 26 In Mercy 1913 Boulevard mortuaries. tucky avenue. She is survived by three hospital after a short Illness. Rev. John B. Schimpf S.J., May 23, 1952 Dl GIACOMO brothers, Earl and Patrick, Denver; and She was born in Denver May 30, 1691, Rev. Angelus TIntle O.F.M., May 12, 1951 Joseph Dl Giacomo, 1457 W. 36th ave­ John Joseph, Pinole, Calif.; a sister, and was educated at old East Denver (Readers are Invited to send in nue. No known survivors. Requiem High Mrs. Edna McCrelght, Denver; and a high school. She lived in Denver all her changes and additions) number of nieces and nephews Requiem life. High Mass'ln St. Francis de Sales' church She married Michael A. Hickey, who WIUIAMS RAMBLER, IlilC. May 24. Interment In Mt. Olivet. Capitol was well known in the men's clothing mortuary. business In Denver. He was a buyer Mrs. Louis Nornai, Denver, Mrs. Tom JERRY BREEN and salesmanager for both the May Co. Estampa, Rio Lindo, Calif., and Mrs. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service MARTINEZ and Danieis and Fisher. He died In 1953. Leon Corpos, Rawlins, Wyo.; 42 grand­ Mrs. Mary Bindel Florist Mtquel Martinez, 671 Fox street. He Mrs. Hickey was a housewife most of children; and two great-grandchildren. Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes !700 W. 44th Av«. is survived by his wife, Mary; one son, her life and was a member of St. Phil­ Interment In Mt. Olivet. Trevino mor­ HA.4-7tt4-OPtN DAILY 1004 15th St. Mike; Denver; five daughters, Mrs. Ern­ omena's church for 40 years and a tuary. live member of the parish and Om block East of Mt. Ollvat est Borquez, Mrs. Paul Ponce, Elizabeth member of the Altar and Rosary society. the Legion of Mary. She is the 230 S. University tv®5iw SH. 4-2781 MAin 3-2279 Garcia, Mrs. Richard Montoya, and Mrs. Mrs. Hickey is survived by two sons, AMADO VIGIL Thomas Bargas, Denver; four sisters, Robert 0. and John A. Hickey, Denver; Requiem Mass was offered in St. Ca- mother of Sister Mary deLour- Mrs. Jose P. Espinosa, Mrs. Fidel Ra­ two daughters, Mrs. Robert McClelland ietan's church, Denver, May 24 for des, an Ursuline nun stationed mos, and Mrs. Chris Cristobal, all of and Mrs. D. K. Parks, Denver; two Amado Vigil, 79, 1120 Galena street, Denver, and Candy Martinez, Watrous, brothers, John E. Peery, Beverly Hills, Aurora, who died May 20 In Sands house, at the Ursuline Academy, Ar­ N. Mex.; and 17 grandchildren. Requiem Calif., and -Orville Peery, Los Angeles, Denver. cadia, Mo. Mass In St. Cajetan's church May 29. Calif.; and 18 grandchildren. He was married to Maria Gilbert in SWIGERT BROS. Interment In Mt. Olivet Trevino mor­ Interment in Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mo^ Raton, N. Mex., in 1907, and moved to Requiem High Mass was of­ T R E V i n o tuary. tuaries. Aurora In 1925. fered for her in Cure d’Ars In addition to hIs wife, he is sur­ P E 3-00 13 ^ JOSEPH J. lONNO vived, by three sons, Emmanuel, Santa church May 29 by Father Frank ¥ O'CONNOR OPTOMETRISTS Requiem High Mass was offered In Fe, N Mex.; Ruben, Denver; and Ed­ Morfeld, pastor. A Rosary was Anna J. O'Connor, 3091 W. Denver Christ the King church, Denver, May ward, Hayward, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. place. She is survived by her husband, 27 for Joseph J. lonno, 65, 12901 E. 13th Oscar Warford, Aurora; a brother. Lino recited for her on the evening ‘The Satisfaction of a Service Well Rendered” T. Ray O'Connor; a son, Edmund, and a avenue, Aurora, who died at General Cisneros, Delta, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. of May 28 at the church. daughter, Mrs. Margaret AMstach, Den­ Rose hospital May 22. Cellna Vlarreal, Tucson, ArIz.; 17 grand­ Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care ver. Requiem High Mass in St. Cath­ He was born in Benevento, Italy, Dec. children, and 23 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bindel was born Sept. TWO CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU erine's church May 29. She Is a member 22, 1897. Mr. lonno was educated at Interment in Mt. Olivet. Trevino mor­ 17, 1899, at Loose Creek, Mo., of St. Catherine's Altar and Rosary so­ schools in Schenectady, N.Y. tuary. ciety. Interment In Mt. Olivet. McCon­ He came to Denver from Stratford, and was educated at schools CHAPEL OF ROSES MEMORIAL CHAPEL aty's Boulevard mortuary. Conn., April 3 of this year. He was a JAMES C. WHITE 420 E. ALAMEDA AVE. OPTICIANS resident of Connecticut most of his life. in Roswell, N. Mex. 300 SO. LOGAN ST. I RICE Requiem High Mass was offered in Ph.; PE«rl 3-2742 Ph.: P lirl 3-0013 Mr. lonno married Frances T. Tes- She came to Denver with her H. W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. DAVE EVANS Our Lady of Lourdes church, Denver, MB'"/ Elizabeth Rice, 4532 Filimpre done In New York City, Oct. 30, 1920. May 25 for James Claude White, 68, husband, William J. Bindel, street. She is survived by two sons, Ha was a machine operator for Gen­ 2515 S. Lafayette, who died In Porter "FOR PEACE OF MIND" H. W. ODiL, O.D. FRED SMALDONE Windsor and Ben, Denver; a daughter, eral Electric Co. of Bridgeport, Conn., from Carlsbad, N. Mex., in 1947. hospital May 21 after a long illness. FUNERAL PLANS AVARABLE. INSURANCE OR TRUST Mrs. Edna C. Lynch, Denver; five grand­ for 42 years. He was born In Lincoln, Neb., Oct. Mrs. Bindel spent most of her I children, and three great-grandchildren. In addition to his wife,' he is survived PLANS THROUGH AMERICA’S LEAUING CORPOKAXION. 21, 1894, and attended schools In Omaha, life in the New Mexico area 1550 California St. KE. 4-5819 Requiem High Mass in Our Lady of by a son, Dr. Joseph A. lonno, Aurora; Neb. il Groce church May 29. Interment In Mt. a brother, William, of Schenectady; five and married her husband in 1 ^ ; ...... Olivet Olinger mortuaries grandchildren, and numerous nieces and He married Agnes Ellis In Omaha on nephews. June 16, 1914. Mrs. White died in 1956. Carlsbad Nov. 25, 1920. VON FELOT Family requests your expressions of Mr. White was a stereotype operator Richard M. Von Feldt, Brighton, Colo. sympathy to be in the form of donations at the Denver Post from 1942 to 1956. He is survived by his wife, Matilda; to your favorite charity. After leaving the Post, he worked for SHE WAS PAST president of three sons, Gerald, Marvin, and Melvin, Interment In Mt. Olivet. McConaty's the Star-News In Pasadena, Calif., until the St. Edward parish Altar and Brighton; two daughters, Mrs. Don Hud­ . Boulevard mortuary. he retired in 1959. son and Mrs. Clay Jones, Brighton; one He was a member of the International Rosary society in Carlsbad and brother, Edgar, Denver; six sisters, Mrs. JESS M. LUJAN Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union. a member of the Third Order Pete Rlchmeier, Mrs. Basllia Kirk, Mrs. Solemn Requiem High Mass was of­ Mr. White came back to Denver last VHCRE OCHVCI SHOPS WITH CONMOENCt Harry Fabrizlo, Mrs. Victor Monseu, Den­ fered In St. Calefan's church, Denver, October for health reasons. of St. Francis. ver; and Mrs.' Robert Sanders, Kansas May 28 for Jess M. Lulan, 34, of Anto- Survivors Include his second wife, Al­ Mr. Bindel is supreme council ^iMlM > titritiicl till Ctinf6«t • OEiltr 3 ISIS jCaioiii • fiCmii 11611 CIK Kan. Requiem Mass In St. Augus­ nito, Colo., who died In FItzsimons berta May White, whom he married In tine's church, Brighton, May 25 general hospital, Aurora, May 24. Peoria, III., In 1957; a son, James E., representative of the Macha- Your Parish Service Station He was born In Antonito on Aug. 7, Omaha; three daughters, Mrs. Bernice beuf Council 4647, Knights of Here is a helpful directory. Look for (he listing of your NELLE G. BLECHER 1928. A retired staff sergeant In the Staszak, 2373 S. Gliptn, Denver, Mrs. Columbus, Denver. Roquiem High Mass was offered In Air Force, he was hospitalized at Fitz- Carolyn Johnson, 2908 S. Sherman, Engle­ nearby “ parish" service station, its friendiy operator Most Precious Blood church, Denver, Simons In April of this year. wood, and Mrs. Donna Gottberg, 2820 S. Friends expressing their sym­ ANNIVERSARY SALE May 29 for Nelte G. Belcher, 63, 2680 He is survived by his wife, Anna; a Penn, Englewood; a step-daughter, Mrs. it asking this speciai means to invite your patronage. daughter, Tina Marie, and a son, Mi­ pathy may send contributions S. Madison street, who died May 26 in Pauline Prazel, Peoria, 111.; a brother, You’il find that this extra friendiinett it matched with St. Joseph's hospital. chael James, both of the home; his par­ William, Denver; three sisters, Mrs. Win­ to the Dominican Sisters of the 3 ST0K WIDI SAVmS IVINT! Mrs. Belcher was born In Herndon, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus M. Lu|an, Al­ nie Madsen, Alhambra, Calif., Mrs. Pearl Sick Poor or to the Bethlehem cheerfui service and expert attention for your car. K ans, and attended Atwood (Kans.) amosa, Colo.; three sisters, Mrs. Maada Teeter, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. high school. , Duran, Denver, Mrs. Clara Lopez, Pueb­ Sylvia Barrett, New York City; 10 grand­ Fathers. He’s ready to serve you with gat and oil, (ires, bat- She married Eigie M. Belcher in Den­ lo, and Mrs. Josle Sing, Memphis, Tenn.; children; and one great-grandchild. teries, lubrication and other convenient services. By ver. He died In 1960. Mrs. Belcher was and four brothers, James, Alamosa, Nes­ Interment In Mt. Olivet. Olinger mor­ a member of Most Precious Blood church tor, Pueblo, and Anthony and Law­ tuaries. pulling in at his station regularly, you will recipro- FIHED AND FLAT WHITE and the Altar and Rosary society. rence, California. She was a housewife most of her life. Interment in Ft. Logan national ceme­ Colo. Springs cate hit friendliness and get the best in service. She is survived by a brother, John W. tery. Olinger mortuaries. ' Mahoney, Denver; two sisters, Mrs. Ag­ Funeral Rites CATHEDRAL nes Hegenberger, Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. STEPHEN J. REILLY ST. FRANCIS’ COnON PERCALE SHEETS June Bazata, Denver; and several nieces Requiem High Mass was offered in Resident and nephews. St. Catherine's church, Denver, May 25 Conducted for Interment In Ft. Logan national cem­ for Stephen J. Reilly, 70, 4255 King Phil's Conoco Service Conoco etery. Boulevard mortuaries. street, who died May 22 following a heart attack while he was on a fishing trip Retired Printer Dies at 88 BY STEVENS-UTICA at Glacier Lake In Boulder county. For Ccmplete CONOCO Products EMILY E. BOWEN John Bourke, 88, Colorado Requiem Mass was offered In St. The- He was' born In Salida, Colo., Sept. Austin D. Kuhns of Colorado Auto Service LubrIcstlon rese's church, Aurora, May 29 for Emily 14, 1692, and was educated at schools Springs, died May 19 in a local Utica Mohawk 180 count cotton percale: E. Bowen, 84, 2074 Galena street, Aurora, In Salida. Springs, a retired printer, died Otlto Bdtirlti who died May 26 In a local hospital Mr. Reilly came to Denver from Salida hospital after an extended ill­ T A . S-9S34 Y Car Wiihing Flat Sheets Reg. Sale after a short Illness. in 1919 and resided here until the time May 24 in a local hospital after ness. 14fh Av». «t P tn n iy lv in li Miss Bowen was born in St. Paul, of his death. a short illness. He was retired and had been Dutch Thomas Conoco Minn., Feb. 4, 1879, and was educated He married Anna Stoll In Denver In Alameda A Logan PE. 3-H4« 72x108" tw in ______2.69 2.39 in school there. 1939. Mr. Reilly was a machinist for He had been a resident of a resident of Colorado Springs CURE D’ARS She married John T. Bowen in St. the Rio Grande railroad several years Paul Oct. 29, 1906. They moved to Rhyo­ and was a railroad employe for more Colorado Springs since 1926, 56 years. He was a member of 81x108" double______2.99 2.69 lite, Nev., and In 1910 to the Blackhawk- than 40 years, most of It with the Union having come here from Canton, Corpus Christi parish. ST. JOHN’S Central City area In Colorado, where Pacific railroad. He retired In 1958. ELM Mr. Bowen was a stationary engineer. Mr. Reilly was a member of St. Cath­ 0. He was a member of Divine Mr. Bourke was born in Sel 81x120" long double-.3.98 3.49 They move to Denver In 1911. Mr. erine's parish. He Is survived by his wife, Redeemer church, the Catholic Kirk, Scotland, Oct. 21, 1874. He STANDARD Bowen died June 7, 1942. a step sun, Paul Stoll; three sisters, “ Howdy” She was charter member of the Aurora Mrs. Francis Davis, Denver, Mrs. Dora Order of Foresters of Chicago, was married in Dublin, Ireland, 72x120" long twin ....3 .4 9 2.99 Women's club and was active in civic Harcourt, Lakewood, and Mrs. Mary 111., and International Typo­ to Margaret Maguire, who died SERVICE affairs. Shope, Pueblo; and numerous nieces and graphical Union 82, Colorado in 1913. Bob’s Miss Bowen served as lustice of peace nephews. Complctt Brakt Sirvlc* A 90x120" queen s iz e ___ 4.49 3.99 In Aurora In the 1930s. She resided at Interment In Mt. Olivet. McConaty's Springs. He is survived by a sister, lu n r u p the same address In Aurora since 1917. Boulevard mortuary. Mrs. James Reilly, Sr.; a Free Pickup & Delivery Place 108x122" king s iz e ....6.98 5.99 MR. KUHNS was born in nephew, James Reilly, Jr., both Phone EA. 2-6256 300 So. Colo. Blvd. Canton, 0., March 1, 1883. of Colorado Springs; and several East 35th & Elm Street COWTOWN. COLO. 6 3 x1 0 8 "______..2 .7 9 2.29 He was married in Canton grandnieces and nephews. June 30, 1908, to. Mary Kuhns. Rosary services were held in HOLY GHOST ST. PATRICK’S 9 0 x1 0 8 "______3.49 '2.99 He is also survived by two the Nolan Drawingroom May 21. sons, Paul and Robert Kuhns, DOWNTOWN A Requiem High Mass, was Fitted Sheets with Colorado Springs; four daugh­ TEXACO SERVICE Arrow Stretch Corners Reg. Sale ters, Mrs. Theresa Thacker, celebrated in Corpus Christi Yakima, Wash.; Mrs, Virginia church May 22, with the Rt. 1803 Glen«rm St. Rev. Monsignor .Anthony Elzi, 39x76" twin ______2.69 2.39 GenmeAmerican Coniff, Colorado Springs; Mrs. 24-hour Strvic* pastor, celebrant. Lucille Stout, La Morada, 54x76" double______2.99 2.69 Calif.; and Mrs. Margaret (Peg­ Burial was in the Pax Christi Phono KE 4-9952 section of Evergreen cemetery. D R IV E IN WITH CON FID EN CE gy) Burckley, Thornton, Colo.; TUNE UP A BRAKE SERVICE 39x80" long tw in ______3.49 2.99 24 grandchildren, 16 great­ MOTHER OF GOD nil Pacos GL S4737 grandchildren; 48x76" three quarter ..2 .9 8 2.59 Shipshape Party CVUSENCV Two brothers, William and ST. THERESE’S Norman Kuhns; and four sis­ J a c jc L a n d , Sulch'A , 54x80" long double -_.3.98» 3.49 Held for Grads ters, Mrs. Laura Hollman, Mrs. The seventh grade pupils at STANDARD HENRY’S Loretta Matheson. Mrs. Ruth SERVICE 6 0 x 8 0 "______4.49 3.99 St. Ignatius’ Loyola's school CONOCO CONOCO Soevers and Mrs. Mary Marks, Denver, entertained the eighth & all of Canton, 0. 78x80" long dual______6.98 5.99 b u y in g TfflNGS grade graduation class at a GARAGE SERVICE A Rosary service was held at shipshape party May 27 — and Anthony (Butch) Mtnclnilli FIraatona TIrei, Battarlas, Ralph Mtnelnilll 78x76" dual______6.98 5.99 ^ DOING THINGS the Nolan Drawing room May no one got seasick. A e c tfK rla t 27. 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Paramount Social Club Sets I Thursday, May 30, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page Eleven'« Annual Day of Recollection i In leodviffe Parish The Paramount Social club will hold its annual day of Recollection in St. Scholastica’s church, Erie, Sunday, June 23. i Book Rental System to Be Inaugurated No^ DwivefL l\leu)fi The services will be conducted by the Rev. .\ugustine LaMarche, C.S.B., assistant pastor of Immaculate Conception parish, Lafay­ (.Annunciation Parish, school took part in a Living sented with a gift on being, ette. ./ Leadville) Rosary preceding the May named Supreme Grand Knighti’.'^ Nun Expected The day will commence with Mass at 9:15 f.m . to be fol­ .A book rental system will be crowning Sunday evening, May Father Hamblin gave the ser­ lowed by breakfast, conferences, and concluding! with Benedic­ inaugurated in St. Mary’s school 26. Ann O’Neal crowned the mon and conducted the invest"' To Visit Parents tion at 4 p.m. ; next September, following ac­ statue of the Blessed Mother. iture ceremony. ceptance of the plan by the PT.A Her attendants were Karen You- Members of the eighth grade In Edgewater .\ TURKEY dinner will be served by the women of the at the meeting May 20 in the mans and Linda Mondragon. parish at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $4 per person. Reservations may class of St. Mary’s school had ’’ Sister Mary Thomas Ann, the parish hall. Eighty-five per­ Investiture ceremonies for the their annual picnic May 27 at be obtained by phoning Mrs. Irene .N'orton at 777-9026. -All res­ sons were present. former Claudia May Deats, ervations must be in by June 14, Knights of the Altar were held Maloit park near Mintum. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The plan, as outlined by Sis­ May 22. The six boys invested Their graduation ceremonies ■ Mrs. Norton will arrange transportation for those in need ter Gregory, will drastically re­ Claude J. Deats, of St. Mary with cassock and surplice were will be held Sunday, June 2.< of it. A Cordial invitation is extended to all single adult Catholics duce the cost of books and class Magdalene’s parish, Edgewater, Robert McGeehan, Austin La- They will receive Communion in between 40 and 65 to join in this day of spiritual value. materials. is expected some time this Come, Victor Kometscher, Lau­ the 8 a.m. Mass and will he ~ week end (June 1-3) for ai rence Montano, Charles Julin, honored at breakfast served bji.« ALL BOOKS and needed ma­ 1 visit with her parents and fam-l Colorful May Crowning Rites and Jeffery Julin. the members of the PTA in thg;. ily. ; terials will be furnished the stu­ Boys who received the rank school hall. Awarding of diplor- dents for a flat fee of $10 each A member of the Poor Sisters Held at Holy Trinity Parish of Knight were Brock Gay, Wil mas and honors will be held of St. Francis of Seraph, she is: from the first two children of liam Harrington, Paul FTeston in the church at 7:30 p.m. Sun- _ (Holy Trinity Parish, mon, and the ceremony was a family and of $5 from other attending the College of St. Jo-; Steven Sayer, John Moore, Ste day. Colorado Springs) concluded with the singing of a children. Members of the PTA seph, Albuquerque, N. Mex. ven Evans, David Moffett, Den hymn. will be in charge of the pro­ This is her first visit home May Crowning ceremonies nis Moffett, Edward Micklich gram. since she entered the Congre­ were held May 15 at 7:30 p.m. Donald Morgan, Frank Vidrik, To get the program started, gation five years ago. Susan Dunn, wearing a white Meil Reynolds, and Francis all students are being asked to Clapper. SATRIANO dress and long white cape, and donate their texts to the school HER BROTHER, Thomas, a Boys who earned the rank of carrying a white rosary, was this year. BROTHERS Orchids lor Author midshipman attending Colorado Knight Commander were Martin the May Queen. Ed Kerrigan, coach, present­ The long years of research and writing behind her success- Boulder, will also ed letter awards to members McMahon, Timothy Kehoe, Ter JANITOR ful book, “Only One Heart,” bring a reward in the form of , Denna Gleason, Ana Atencia, of the basketball 6quad. ence Bochatey, Robert Gray, SIRVICE orchids to Sister Patricia Jean, publicity director at Loretto i This is the first occasion in Arthur Vincent, and Patrick Marsha Tafoya, Janet Teirner, ' Rug and Upholstery Heights college. The presentation was made at an Altar and | years that the eight Anne Clausen, Pat Anderson, Green. Promoted to the rank of INST.ALLATION of new offi­ Shampooing Rosary society breakfast In Our Lady of Fatima parish. Lake- ■ ^ildren of Mr. and Mrs. Deats Mary Anne Devitt, Patti Shu­ cers for the 1963-4 school year Grand Knight were William wood. From left are Father Robert Syrianey, pastor; Sister have been home together mate, Jane Shumate, and Bar­ was conducted by Mrs. Zora MacLennan, Edward Koucherik, ' Compitto House ■Patricia Jean, Mrs. James Shatterly, chairman; and Mrs. Sister Mary Thomas Ann at­ bara Allen were attendents. McMahon, a past president of David Olsen, and Jerry Kelle- Cleaning .'Richard Mafone, president of the society. tended St. Mary Magdalene’s Kathryn and Kristine Johnson the organization. Mrs. Preston, her. Bill MacLennan was pre- school, Edgewater, from its be­ ' Floor Waxing and were crown-bearers. outgoing president, was pre Polishing ginning in 1950. After gradua­ sented with a gift by Father Heights College Hun-Author tion from eighth grade, she at­ The women’s choir sang ' Walls and Windows hymns honoring the Blessed James B, Hamblin, pastor, in tended Holy Family high school, COLQUITT’S Washod Mother, and 130 girls, carrying appreciation of her leadership Addresses Unit In Lakewood Denver, for two years and then and work during the year. Mrs. Family Shoe Store Expert • Dependable the aspirancy high school, Mt. spring flowers, marched in pro­ ' and Shoe Repair Shop (Our Lady of Fatima Parish, starched white coats for the oc­ cession. The 24 little flower Julin, new president, reminded Insured St. Francis, Colorado Springs Call Us for Prt* litimatas Lakewood) casion, under the direction of girls wore short blue capes and officers and committee chair Former classmates and men of the workshops to be 72nd & Lowell Bivd. OL. S47M and OL. S41H Sister Patricia Jean, public Paul Hesselbarth, Holy Name friends of' S isler TTiio'mas Ann UM W. 44«h Ava. held in Denver June 10. information director at Loretto president. parents are invited to!^’’®- All of the children of the Heights college and author ol Sister was presented an or- f,ouge Sunday, June 2, Father John Jepsen blessed the recently published and popu­ chid while autographing a copy ^ to 5:30 p.m. in their; 27 expectant mothers and re- NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE lar book Only One Heart, spoke of her book at the breakfast | 2745 Zenobla street,! cent new mothers of the parish, Cure d'Ars Do mestic and Imported at the second annual Altar and since she had received orchids 1 ^Benediction followed the ser- Rosary society Corporate Com­ at autographing parties in both Parishioners WINE AND LIQUORS munion breakfast May 26. Detroit and Chicago earlier this Cold Beer — Mixes — Pop Three hundred women were year. Mrs. Paul Hesselbarth. May Queen Elect Officers Youf I iicruil, . •: served by the Holy Name so­ chairman of the ways and (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) 455-4723 means committee, helped or- 58 Pupils Will Graduate Susan Dunn, May Queen at ciety members, resplendent in Approximately 200 parish Edith and Carmine Lombardi, Prop ganiie and promote the break­ ceremonies in Holy Trinity church, Colorado Springs, ioners a'ttending the final meet­ 3007 W. 44th Ave. a! Fodetal fast. On Federal at West 44th Ave on ihu Corner with her crown bearers, Kath­ ing of the year of the St. John At St. Anne's on June 2 NEXT TO SHANNON S BARBER SHOP TAILORING ryn and Kristine Johnson. Vianney society elected the fol lowing offirers for the coming Parish News (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) Following the Mass the grad­ year: BY uates will attend a breakfast Pre-graduation festivities for Marian Award Goes President, Ed McCloskey; WASINGER'S Dr. Kevin Gleason At St. Catherine the 58 pupils of the eighth grade in the Lakewood country club. (St. Catherine's Parish, Denver) To 8 Girl Scouts Men’s club president. Max Ogle; (jfrvv class will begin with a Mass at ■A tea dance will be held in (Divine Redeemer Parish, ELECTRIC STORE Optometrist Cub Scout Pack 155 held PTA president, Mrs. Jean M 8:30 a.m. Sunday, June 2. the school gymnasium in the Colorado Springs) Salei, Repairs, Service HArrigon 2-1970 graduation exercises May 24 for gione; secretary, Omer Hens OF LAKESIDE afternoon. Eight members of Girl Scout and treasurer, Clem Bueche. and Wiring Materials 6160 W. S8th Ave. Richard Litzau, Steve Jarvis 31S6 W est 38th Ava. troop 211 received the Marian At 2 p.m.. May 31, in GLendala S-8948 Wheat Ridge, Colo. GL. 5-2538 and Billy Rohr. Public Students The students will receive their award in ceremonies in the par­ traditional May ceremony, Car­ Lakeside Shopping Center The Altar and Rosary society Make Communion diplomas in ceremonies at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 5, in the ish church May 25. ol Kelly, queen, will crow 1 members will receive Com- (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) church. The troop was the first in statue of the Blessed M( Formica Counter Topi j munion in a group Sunday, •A class of 62 children who Her attendants will be I STORE FOR MEN Novena cards for Father’s Colorado Springs to achieve the Ceramic Wall Tile ' June 2 in the 8 o’clock Mass. attend the public schools made award, the highest religious Fahlstedt and Nancy Toivc. NORTH Day are available in the vesti­ Sunday, June 2 the summer their First Communion on May honor conferred on Catholic Therese O’Toole is flower girl. Vinyl & Linoleum Flooring bule of the church. The novena Mass schedule will begin. Mass­ 25. girls in scouting. DENVER es will be at 6; 7: 8; 9: Mass will be offered at 8 a.m. will begin Sunday, June 16. KNIGHTS OF the Altar in­ LINOLEUM AND 10:15 a.m. and 12:15 and 5:30; on Sundays during June in the Altar and Rosary society offi­ THE GIRLS, all eighth grade stallation will be held in p.m. The novena to St. Frances Nederland chapel and at 8 and cers will be installed at the an­ students in the parish school, OPTICAL TILE SERVICE, INC. Xavier Cabrini will not be held 9 a.m. during July and August, nual June tea from 1 to 4 p.m. are Karen Maloney, Jill Edgar, ' Dispensing Opticians Free Egtimates—Guaranteed during the summer months. ; The Boy Scouts wish to thank June 4 in the rectory. Mrs. e Instalbtion ------all donors who assisted them James Linkins, president of the Candace Johnson, Barbara | parish, D , DeWAYNE INGRAM 3500 Lipan Street GL 5-7327 Junior Is Selected ji'’ l^eir paper drive, which has North District Council of Cath­ Freeh, Susan Oryall, and Kris!speaker. 4022 Tennyson Street John K. LaGuardla For ‘Gold Key’ ______olic' Women, will conduct the Urig. installation ceremonies. They completed the work for GRADUATION day, June I GRand 7-5759 Member ML Carmel Parish (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) Collection Set Men interested in attending the award with the help of Fa­ will begin with Mass at 8:1 5 Jeanne Haug, daughter of For Sisters the retreat at Sacred Heart re­ ther Duane Theobald, pastor, a.m. for eighth grade student Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Haug, treat house, Sedalla, June 7-9 and Sister Marie Theresa, prin­ and parents. A breakfast in the (Holy Trinity Parish, has been tapped for Gold Key, are asked to call Dan Dufresne cipal and eighth grade teacher. school cafeteria will be pre­ Westminster) REMODELING highest women’s honorary at at HA 4-8412. Mrs. W. R. Maloney is leader pared by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colorado State college, Greeley, The second collection on Sun­ of the troop. McCloskey and served by the where she is a junior. She was day,'June 2, will be for the Sis­ The last dance to be spon­ seventh grade pupils. Mrs. sored by the Holy Name so­ one of only 10 women chosen ters who taught in the parish THE PRESENTATION of the Harry Krosky is in charge of ciety until fall will he held at CIRBO CONST. CO. for the honor. (XD program this winter. awards was made by Father decorations. 9 p.m. Saturday, June 1, in the Details on the Christian Fam­ Albert, who is ADC chaplain Graduation ceremonies will ily Movement can be obtained school gymnasium. stationed at Ent .Air Force be held in the evening with the GR. 7-2736 by calling Mrs. Wayne Brown, Johnny Pavlokovich and his base. awarding of diplomas, a dance, HA 9-6683. Anyone interested in orchestra will ;5rovide the mu and refreshments, Mrs. Joseph 4405 W. 43RD AT TENNYSON religious discussion groups sic. Snacks, refreshments, and Mother- Daughter Wais and Mrs. Nick Tolve are For should call Sheila Ormsby, HA a midnight supper will be in charge of ^graduation activi­ 9-8047. served. Communion Is Set ties. OVER 15 YRS. IN DENVER AREA * Insurance (St. Mary's Parish, Littleton) The annual mother and ‘No!’ to Hitchhikers * Surety Bonds Sts. Peter and Paul's School daughter Communion breakfast When can a friendly gesture will be held at Ix)retto Heights ’yinrPlim S trfir m iU ’ be fatal? Picking up a hitch­ CALL To Graduate 61 Students college June 2 following the 8 hiker is the answer offered by a.m. Mass. Tickets can be ob­ the State Patrol. If you invite FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL OL. 5-4323 (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, ' in craftsmanship, first aid, gun tained by calling Pat Hays. a hitchhiker into your car you, Paul T. McGrady Wheatridge ; safety, and forestry. Father Frederick D. McCal- USE OUR LAY-AWAY 3030 Ui.4A^AVe. may live to regret it — and VAN SCHAACK & CO. Sister Mary Katharina, prin­ lin, pastor, will conduct a sum­ then again you may not. cipal. announced that 61 eighth j THE ANNUAL May crowning mer convert class. The first 310 Patterson Bldg. grade pupils will be graduated ^eW May 26 at 4:30 p.m class will be held at 8 p.m. 3 PIECE SPECIAL Wendesday June 5, in the lower MAin 3-9333 . . Diane Scena placed the crown F A M IL Y in exercises at the 6 p.m. Mass of flowers on the statue of Our level of the church. CHAISE LOUNGE on Friday, June 7. Lady. Catholics and non-Catholics r # FUN! Members of the parish 4-H Attending Miss Scena were interested in a deeper knowl­ V\/EISS BAKERY edge of the Church are invited PLUS club will receive Communion in NEW Carol DeSalvo and Tom Glea­ to attend, OLD-FASHIONED SALT the 8 a.m. Mass^Sunday, fol­ son. Girls of the sixth and PLAYER PIANOS RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY lowed by breakfast in the seventh grades sang hymns. Fa­ 2 MATCHING CHAIRS school. ther David Mangum delivered Cars Hit Aged On May 18, the Cadet group the sermon and concluded the Four Stores to Serve You held a demonstration contest at ceremony with Benediction of Too Frequently COMPLETE ONLY M 5 " 4024 Tennyson ...... GL. 5-1937 the Jefferson county fairgrounds the Blessed Sacrament. Our senior citizens — people Color Green & White 5850 W. 38th Ave...... 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Page Twelve 'TTie Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 30, 1963 Aurora Unit Edgewater Unit tt’tif'im isiF (Ml n n tn in Thanks Helpers t ■ - ' rfeetjf. ><;v Meets h r At Card Party (St. Mary Magdalene’i Parish, Breakfast Edgewater) (St. Pius X’s PaWsh, The Altar and Rosary society Aurora) cxfn-esses gratitude to those who Following High Mass, at hel^d to make its luncheon and which the boys’ choir sang, 80 card party a success. members of the Altar and Ro­ sary society met for breakfast A large number of tickets at the Holiday inn May 26. Scholarship Winner Mrs. L. Paul Weadick, presi­ ed to Dianne Friend, St. Mary’s were sold and there were many Mrs. Dorothy Dechant was in­ dent; Mrs. Marcel Targa, vice academy; Kathy Powers, Mary­ contributions of food and prizes. (St. Vincent de Paul’s stalled as new president. John Parish, Denver) president; Mrs. Frank Rummol- crest; Kevin Henry, Jim Price, Mrs. Betty Lombard was in Yelenick of Cure d’Ars parish, .\nother scholarship winner hart, secretary; Mrs. Verne Tim Dea, and Bob McDonald. charge of arrangements. She archdiocesan chairman of the was announced from the parish Russell, treasurer; and Mrs. Following the graduation ex­ was assisted by Mmes. W. Cri- board of the CCD, gave an in school. Mary Tatarka, daugh­ Dale Warner, publicity. ercises, a reception for gradu­ Cub Scout softball practice bari, D. Boyce, J. Hershberger, spiring talk on vocations. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William ates and their families, will be V. Toll, and I. Gibbs. will start June 1 and June 8 at Tatarka, 1419 S. Gaylord street. held in the school gymnasium ' The society is continuing its ON SATURDAY, June 1, grad­ the Byers School lot at 10 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. drive for members; New mem­ uation Mass for the eighth grade Games will be held on Tuesday bers of the parish are asked to will be held at 8 a.m., followed and Thursday beginning June 11. AT THE Catholic Parent- put their names in a box in the by a breakfast for the gradu­ Teacher league spring tea May church vestibule and they will ates in the church hall. 'Thirty- 1 S i Graduating Class 16, a gold certificate of achieve­ be contacted Regarding mem­ eight diplomas will be awarded. (Most Precious Blood Parish, ment was awarded to the par­ bership in that society. Officers will be elected at the Denver) ish PTA. Mrs. Robert J. Miles meeting of the Men’s club. The first graduating class is PTA president from the parish school will be The firms listed here de­ THE ANNUAL Corporate honored at ceremonies June 4 Prleai Honored serve to be remembered Communion for the men will be at 7:30 p.m. in the church. (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) Trophy for Talking There will be a reception for when you are distributing in the 9 o’clock Mass Sunday, Best talkers in three states are these speech matic interpretation; Lynn Gallagher, debate; June 2, followed by breakfast the graduates following the ex A reception in honor of Fi- your patronage in the dif­ students at St. Francis de Sales’ high school, Fred Carpenter, extemporaneous speaking; in the Officers’ club of Lowry ercises in the cafeteria of the ther Ernest R. Martinez, S.J., ferent lines of business. Denver, who are admiring some of the awards Louise Schaub, first place winner in oratorical AFB. Father John F. Meade, school. Eighteen boys and 15 a former member of the par­ they garnered in this year’s competition in interpretation for the region; Richard McDer­ Catholic chaplain at Lowry, will girls will be graduated. ish who was ordained the past the Rocky Mountain district of the National mott, original oratory; and Cecilia Nowack, be the guest speaker. year, was held in Sodality ball CUNNINGHAM THE YOUNG Ladies Sodality following the evening Mass May FOI BIAMOW Sm iNC Forensic league. The large cup is a traveling poptry reading; back row, Georgia Fleenor, DIAMONDS ■ JEW ILtY trophy, awarded each year to the team with radio; Cherie Thompson, debate; Jancie Fan­ elected the following officers 23. W A TCH ES • D IET S - C R Y S T A L for the next year: President, CHINA-SILVER the highest number of points In NFL district ning, original oratory; Mrs. Lenabell Sioan Regis to Conduct A large number of parish-- CUNNINOHAM JEWELRY meetings. This year’s squad at St. Francis’ Martin, speech and drama coach at St. Fran­ Kathy Sargent; vice president, loners and friends welcomed the Walch A Jtwciry Rtpair Rita Davis; secretary, Peggy OuirtnfMd Service was the first in history to bring the trophy to cis’; JoAnne Ruskai, debate; Jim Kissell, ex­ Two Summer young priest Father Martinez ' F L S-141S the schooi. The members of the talkative crew temporaneous speaking; and Flora Francone, Mary Tatarka Sargent; treasurer, Kathy Kerr; bestowed his blessing on those sell B. Colfax el Elm senior counselor, Kathy Her­ attending. DENVER. CpLORADO are, seated, from left, Dennis Gessing, dra­ debate. School Sessions Two sessions will be con­ is the recipient of a four year man; junior counselor, Mary The Ladies sodality had a ducted during the 1963 summer academic scholarship to St Clare Ingenthron; and sopho­ good turnout for their break­ LOYOLA PARISH Father Damien Statue school at Regis college, Den­ Francis de Sales High School. more counselor, Jennifer John fast. The men of the Holy Name Washington — A plan to send ver, according to the Rev. Gayla Baker, daughter of Mr son. society did the cooking and WALSH, GILL & SMITH SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME a statute of Father Joseph Da­ Harry E. Hoewischer, S. J., and Mrs. Walter Baker, 1284 S. Pupils of the parish school served the breakfast. Rocky Fiorl were awarded a trophy for win­ mien to the U.S. Capitol was dean. High street, was queen at May Three cakes, donated by Mrs. ning first place in the citywide E. 17th and Race endorsed by Sen. Hiram L. The first session will run Crowning ceremonies, May 5 Emma Sanchez, Mrs. Endelicia- insurers Fong of Hawaii. Ninety years June 10 through July 12, and Her attendants were Joanna parochial contest for stamp col Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc, lection. Maes, and Jennie Granada, '* ago the famed priest began his the second session, July 13 to Rodden and Cathy Rody. Crown were awarded to Connie Est. 1864 iM l Your Convenient work among the Lepers on Mo­ Aug. 16. Registration is sched­ bearer was Greg Betthauser. Druggist Cemmunien Day DeLora, Teresa Granado, and lokai Island. Father Damien uled June 10 and July 13. The same evening a dance Mrs. Mamie Vorse. The special Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partner died in 1889 on the island after Both sessions are coeducation was held for the eighth grade (Mother of God Parish, Prescriptions Liquors Denver) prize, a box of chocolates do­ contracting the disease. Sena­ al. Students may earn 12 credit students and parents. nated by Mrs. Ruby Casados, 1010 GUARANTY The Altar and Rosary society Tho firms llsttd hort dostrvt tor Fong noted that “Father hours through the summer, six went to Donnie Hermosillo. BANK BLOG. DENVER MA 3-7245 to bo romtmbortd whon you art Damien’s memory is held in in each session. F in a l PIA Moat will receive Communion corpo distributing your potronago In high affection and esteem’’ in Further information may be (St. James’ Parish, Denver) rately at the 8:30 a.m. Mass tho difforent linos of buslnoss. Hawaii. obtained at the dean’s office at The final meeting of the Sunday, June 2. Brighton Grads Regis college. PTA May 21 was attended by The June meeting of the so 169 parents. The past presidents ciety has been changed from Given Breakfast of the organization were guests Wednesday, June 5, to Wednes Governor Lauds day, June 19. for the evening. The attendance (St. Augustine’s Parish, of PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE Boy Bond Soles prize was awarded to Sister Brighton) Christine Joseph’s eighth grade Installation Hold ^ CAM v/"M in UD/-ynu/-\<'M'\ rvnii^ CTrtnir c/-\n n n r \ t t n T c c n v / i r r (St. Joseph’s Parish, CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVI More than 700 Highlander class. The Altar and Rosary society Boys deployed throughout the Globeville) The music students present­ served breakfast on May 26 to metropolitan Denver area this Installation of PTA officers ed their annual piano recital the 80 graduates from the week, as Gov. John A. Love was held at the May meeting ALL SAINTS MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD ST. ANNE’S, ARVADA May 26. eighth grade and high school. ST. CATHERINE'S proclaimed the month ending by Mrs. William Moriarity The Men’s club will meet Mr. and Mrs. George Berger OR. 74549 OU S-9904 June 18 “Highlander Boy Catholic Parent-Teacher league journeyed to Carthage, Mo., for ALLENDALE Month,” and urged all citizens June 3. Eddy Glennon, the secretary. She also gave a talk LINCOLN DRUG dUfg. bixalKDjui^ BUSY CORNER general manager of the Denver the graduation from high school FREi DELIVERY to purchase Highlander Boy- on cooperation with officers and of their son, Danny. Barry Star- Piesciiplion Diuggists PHARMACY DRUG STORE Bonds. Bears, will be the guest speak­ the importance of a Catholic ed Gold Bond flimps er. buck; son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 134J So. F id ir t I W E. J-4MI First in Prescriptions 9800 W. 59th Place Professional Pharmacists “The Highlander Boys is i ucation. Starbuck, also of Brighton, was Fast E’rce Delivery non-profit, non-sectarian organ Twenty-four children from the HA. 2-2397 W. 38th Ave. & Federal Blvd. graduated at the same time. Your Catholic Druggist 2238 So. Colorado Blvd. ization and also a way of life Mass to Honor Mary parish school and 15 from the Arvada, Colorado Denver, Colo. (St. Philomena’s Parish, The sacristy workers for June Dan Caulfield Plione 757-7677 that gives boys of every race public school received their and creed a chance to develop Denver) First Communion in the 8:30 are Mrs. Mike Roskop, chair­ leadership, responsibility, hon­ On the Feast of Queenship of a.m. Mass May 19. man; Mrs. George Berger, and ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA ST. DOMINIC’S OUR LADY OF FATIMA or, loyalty, discipline, and Mary, May 31, a High Mass at Graduation exercises were Mrs. Pete Rock. courtesy,” the Governor said 7:30 p.m. will be celebrated by held in the 8:30 a.m. Mass May CHERRELYN Len's Pharmacy “BUD" STEPHENS ELY’S in his proclamation. Father John J. Sliemers, who 26. Eleven pupils received their DRUG STORE He pointed out the Highland­ celebrated his first Mass at Our diplomas. L. C. FEH R, Prop. Prescription Pharmacy In fIcknoH and In Httllh Mombor of St. Vlncont do Paul's er Boys, for 47 years, have set Lady of Grace church May 26. ST. PHILOMENA'S Phone SU. 9-2561 Parish Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. an impressive record for serv­ Deacon and subdeacon will be 81 Will Graduate •ROADWAY at QUIHCY Hava Your Ooclar Phona ^ t . 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. ice to the people of Central the Rev. Roger Mollison and the (Blessed Sacrament Parish, PARISH Us Your Prascrlptlan ENGLEWOOD 3139 W. 39th Avt. — GL I-St9l Colorado. Rev. Daniel Connors, seminar­ Paramount Heights Shopping Center Denver) FREE FAEKING Froo Dtlivtry Itaoi W. urn Avt. BE. 7-flH Sale of Boy Bonds under­ ian. Diplomas will be conferred writes operating expenses of the The Altar and Rosary society upon 81 eighth grade students ^tty 4 Bob's Btauly ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD NOTRE DAME ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ year. and the PTA will receive Com­ in the parish church Wednes 4 Barbor Shop munion in a group in the 8:15 day, June 5, at 7:30 p.m. The Specializing^in FRIENDLY South Denver Drug Parish in Evergreen a.m. Mass June 2. seventh grade students will Permanent Wav­ D R U G F A IR LINCOLN DRUG “Have Your Doctor Call Us” sing hymns. ing and Latest in On Summer Schetiule Grads’ Dinner Dance Iltir Shaping 4204 So. Broadway FREE DELIVERY DRUG & PHARMACY Complete Drug & Liquor (Christ the King Parish, Six scholarships to Mache Department (St. John the Evangelist, 2630 E. 12th Ave EA. M72S Ookt Bond Stomps Alameda A Sharldan beuf high school will be award For FrM Oaltvary of PrtocrtpNon Evergreen) Parish, Denver) IMS So. Fadoral WE. 4-4MI Jawall A Fadtral Wm. N. & KEITH SNIDER aad Drug Ntadt Beginning Sunday, June 2, the Your Catholic Druggist Phona 49) So. Ftarl St. RA. 2-5191 summer schedule of Masses will The eighth grade graduates Phone 781-S521 Dan Caulfield WE. 1-4220 be effective. Sunday Masses will be honored at a dinner ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' are 8, 10, and 11 a.m. Week dance June 1, from 6 to 10:15 CATHEDRAL p.m. SRCUS-LniULOR BLESSED SACRAMENT day Mass is at 9 a.m. Coffee socials are held each The Mass for the graduates Alameda Drug Store and their parents will be at 8 1 5 4 - 3 LARIMER ST. - 8 3 0 1 7 t h ST. V, 0. Peterson, Prop. Sunday after Mass in the par isli hall. a.m. June 4, with the graduation Cut Rate Drugs exercises at 7:45 p.m., in the Fountain Service Sundries church. ENGRAVED PRESCRIPTIONS CALI.ED Your Business Appreciated The safety patrol will be in FOR AND DEUVERED Alomtda A So. Broadway the honor spot June 3, at a Collis it Demiiig Deover 23,dandDE^R party sponsored by Mrs. Gerald PLASTIC SiKt 1934 AC.a-li7S Cullen and Mrs. William Rice, anONt ST. JOHN'S ------|. . ^ ^ p . ^0WS US, safety chairmen of the PTA. SIGNS & DESK PLATES CHRIST THE KING EA. 2-7711 VTouapoS^ The Catholic Parent Teacher CAPITOL DRUG league awarded this group of BftOMZ'E TABL'ETS The Apothecary Shoppe PAUL 0. SCHNEIDER seventh graders, under the di­ Member of St. John's Parish rection of Sister Ann Louise, Phone; Dudley 1-341)9 Convenient Drive-In 4333 [AST Ith AVI. it lIRCH, Choose your Pharmacist a rating of "Very Superior” CURE d'ARS PARISH Window Service DENVER, COLO. in safety. E. 31ND a D A H LIA ST. FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions Exclusively as you would E. 4th A Fillmort FR. 7-2141 SUNDAY MASSES FREE DELIVERY Scout Mothers (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, 6:00 - 7:00 - 8:00-10;00 - 11:30 & 7:00 p m. Cherge Acceaals lavIliJ ST. LOUIS, ENGLEWOOD choose a doctor Denver) CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 Mrs. Conrad Boeding, presi­ HOLY CROSS, THORNTON dent of the grade school PTA 3050 Dahlia St. EA. 2-1119 BUY 4 LESS Miss Marycrest installed the following Boy Scout Mothers Auxiliary officers: Mrs. CITY VIEW Kay Rand, “Miss Mary REXALL DRUG Charles Wilson, president; Mrs. Professional Pharmacy crest” for 1963, will receive THELMA KASSON “I’reicrIptlonB for Less” her honorary award in com Vera Ruhland, vice president; DUCKWALL’S Ph. AT 7-5535 3431 So. Broadway Mrs. Foster Papi, secretary; BEAUTY SHOP 87V6 N. Cuiuna SU. 1-4497 mcncement exercises June 1. Denver s Newest Kay’s name will be perma Mrs. Ed Noe. treasurer; and 2876 Colorado Bivd. ThornluD 2S, Colo, CONFIDENCE H .ir Styling nently inscribed on the school Mrs. John McFadden, publicity. Suburban Variety Store See Bob Roblea The new officers of the Cub Perm.n.nl W*vlng ST. MARY’S, LITTLETON plaque. PHONE L'Extir 3-1181 DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER IS VITAL ..Scout Mothers Auxiliary are Thtime Kiison O'Connor, Owntr 33rd a Dthlla EA. 2-9«3S HOLY FAMILY Place complete con­ SELL 4 LESS QUINN PHARMACY fidence in your P M a it TOLVELIQUORS Prescription Druggists pharmacist, as you DRUG STORE Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlia W. 3Sth A Tennyion would your doctor P Y . 4-1344 1 Phene: GL. S-7913 in time of sickness 3500 W. Mein Ltlllolon, Colo 1 Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 Hive your Doctor call in — for guarding 1 MCK FLORA J.VNKi: NKKIl ST. VINCENT DE PAUL your health is his 1 NANCY JIM JERRY MARY HOLY FAMILY only profession.

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ANTHONY OF PADUA Doyle's Pharmacy ■'The Store of PerMflol Sorvlco" LINCOLN DRUG THE PARTICULAR Preisser's Red & White LINCOLN DRUG Parvull Dal Winners !| FREE DELIVERY DRUGGIST Wesley Pharmacy FREE DELIVERY OoM Bond Stamps K Prescriptions Our Grocery and Market Gold Bond Stamps Beaming with the pride of achievement are five Cub Scouls m s so. Federal WE. 5-4441 Prescription Druggists Cattioligg BUY areduela 2345 So. Fadtral WE. 5-4441 ' Specialty who received the Parvull Del medal in St. Francis de Sales’ FA N CY M | 4 t S, VIGETAaLlI 0. J. QUINLAN Member St. Vincent •dvortiMd ki tlwlr Your Catholic Druggist Your Catholic Druggist RA. 3-4IS4 3717 E. Louisiana parish. From left, front row, are Anthony Petrelll, Marrel AND QUALITY GROCERIES Wesley Ave. De Paul Parish Dtnvir, Colorado CATHOLio n te tit Dan Caulfield At So. Downing PEarl 3-N3I Dan Caulfield Targa, and James Ruhland; back row. Tom Melvin, Falher Free Delivery SPruce 7-4447 Dean Kiimha, scout chaplain, and (ienrge Fitzgihhons. t 2331 I. Okl. A n . (S. Uxhi. MS OkM Class of 45 to Graduate Thursday, May 30, 1963 The Denver Catholic Register Page Thirteen At St. Rose of Lima Parish MARKET PLACE RENTING'HIRING (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, ish hall on Sunday, June 16, is; OF MILLIONS BUYING-SELLING Denver) ■WANT A D S Roast beef, gravy, parslied po­ On Sunday, June 2, a class tatoes, tossed salad, green of 45 eighth grade pupils will beans, rolls, sheet cake, coffee, receive their diplomas in the and milk for the children. Phone KE. 4-4206 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Registe; — Ask for the Classified Department 10 a.m. Mass. This Mass is re­ A food shower for the dinner served for the graduates and will be held on June 2 and 9. I their families. New Classified Ad Deadline . * « The Altar and Rosary society Cash donations may he put in ! an envelope marked “for! and the women and girls of the parish will receive Communion dinner” and dropped into the Sunday collection basket, or NOW-Tuesday at 5 p.m. in a group at the 8 a.m. Mass, given to Mrs. John Schleufer, Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week's paper June 2. and Mrs. Albert Polifka who will be selling dinner tickets. | THE ALTAR and Rosary so­ 3 ,REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 SEWING MACHINES 40 APPLIANCES The dinner committee in-! PERSONALS 45 ciety will elect officers at a SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH eludes .Mrs. Earle Cochran, iSts. Peter and Paul (Wheatrldge) NECCHI CONSOLE 4 drawer cabinet. Zig-zags, buttenholat. meeting June 6. The date of the 1 Ideal Location. 2 bdrm . brick. At- chairman; Mrs. Len Vidmar,. Retiring Priest tached garage, finished basement, Zig-zags, buttonholes and makes num­ sews fancy stitetws. W.OO'Cash. 433-MIL meeting was changed because I erous fancy stitches. $4.87 per mo. or No attachmants to buy. Mrs. Philip Hastings, Mrs. John 12 baths, lovely fenced yard. Low of the bazaar. Seeks Residence taxes. $15300. 4040 Quay. 789-2177 $13.50 cash. 433-2647. Schleufer, and Mrs. Albert Po­ evenings. BUILDING MATERIALS 46A A dish towel shower will be PeMring priest, age 66, In good health, PFAFF 1962 held for the bazaar dinner at lifka. seeks suitable location. Must have Large Family. Immediate possession. Console. Zig-zags, buttonholes and makes NEW AND USED the meeting. St. Rose’s circle is Mrs. Cochran still needs! private room and bathroom; meals 3 bdrm, brick, 4th bdrm. in p.t. bsmt. decorative stitches. No attachments to also in private; complete privacy Liv. room, din. room, carpet. Drapes buy. $12.50 cash or payments. No equity BUILDING MATERIALS still asking for Betty Crocker workers for the dinner and' when desired must be available. throughout. Built in range. 1^ baths. No required. Call OE. 3-1244. Would prefer to be attached to Sis­ water problem. See anytime. 1681 Pecos a PLUMBING a ITIIL coupons. Returns for the dinner asked for volunteers to contact ters' Institution. Terms by arrange­ Way. HA. 9-2636. • WINDOWS • DOORS tickets are due at the meeting her at 777-8956. ' ment. Write; The Register, Dept. R.P., SINGER AUTOMATIC P.O. Box 1620, Denver, Colo. ' ST. LOUIS SCHOOL BUS Zig-zags, buttonholes, monograms and also. Artie'es are needed for the 3 bdrm., IW bath, family room with fire­ makes nsany decorative stitches. As- KERDY WRECKING place. Dining room, kitchen, eating space. sunr>e last 3 payments of $4.01 or $11.50 Contractors THE MENU for the bazaar fancy work and merchandise Covered patio with storage. Fenced yard. cash. 433-6409. $16,500. 3346 So. Grape. 757-3884. 111* Watt *lh Ava. TA. MB1I Jubiimm Song dinner to be served in the par- booth. Donations may be AUDIO brought to church on the next We spectaiize in Nurtnwest Denver, SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH P. A. System. Includes Electro Voice Console. Zig-zags, buttonholes and makes 205. Mike, stand, two Masco Portable Arvatio.ina, Liancwwwu.Lakewuod, andaiiu Wheatrtdgett iiaoLi iuj(e BICYCLES 56 Getting in a little close harmony In preparation for the sil­ three Sundays. real eatate. Piumpt, courteous, sales fancy stitches. $8.50 cash. No equity re­ Speakers, B tute Masco Power unit. quired. 388-9011 BICYCLES, all lilts. Ntw. Uiad parti, ver jubilee celebration of Father John B. Murphy, C.M., as­ Cost New ^79.00. Sell $125,000 complete service. Your local realtor for 2ti years. repairing. Tirat put on any whaats. Fad- sistant pastor of Most Precious Blood parish, Denver, are some BE. 7-6742. Antique ice Cream Chairs tral Blvd. Gartga. LEGAL NOTICES $8 each. STACKHOUSE REALTY PFAFF 1963 MODEL of the youngsters who will participate in a school tribute to the 3535 W. 38th Ave. UK. 7-16/8 Zig-zags, buttonholes. Sews fancy designs. AL'S BIKE SHOP No extra attachments to buy. $13.50 334 FEDERAL WE 5-334S priest May 31. Young John Graham, standing at left, is even LEGAL NOTICES 54 Ytari In tha tam a LocaNon IN THE COUNTY COURT HELP WANTED FEMALI cash or terms. 433-3611 making the sacrifice of laying aside his baseball equipment to In and lor tha City and County ol Donvar BY BUILDER take part In the rehearsal. Standing beside John are Sister Loy­ and Stata ot Colorado Experienced typists, stenos, office work­ Large 3 bdrm. tri-level show homes. 1W SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT AUTOS, NEW S9 No. P-3ni7 IN THE COUNTY COURT ers needed Immediately for temporary ola and Donna Pfannenstiel; seated, from left, Barbara Elich, In and fer the City and (eunty of Denver loffice"^^k baths. Patio with storage. 1,800 sq. ft. of Darns, mends, monograms. Will sell for NOTICE TO CREDITORS and State of Colorado livable area. Brick veneer. $17,800 F.H.A, SI5.00 cash or terms. 477-0903. Mary Francis Teska, and Greg Hazeihurst. Another part of the Estate ol ALBERT L. TRAILOR (De­ No. P-X14I MANPOWER, INC. or conventional financing. See one at ceased), No. P'30Z87 5111 So. Meade at Bellview. One at tribute to Father Murphy by the youths of the parish will be a NOTICE TO CREDITORS IKE. 4-72IS 1SS4 California SINGER DIAL-A-STITCH All persons having claims against the 6065 No. Sheridan. Darns, mends, monograms, sews fancy A 1 / / A hayrack ride for the Teen club Friday evening at Glasier’s above named estate are required to tile Estate of CLIFFORD H. INNES, Ward.'Woman to care for elderly ^rson. Live No. P-30148. designs. No extra attachments to buy them tor allowance in the County Court in. 1036 Walnut, Louisvi|^ Colo. E. $7.50 cash or terms. GR. 7-0903. bam. of the City and County ol Denver, Colo­ All persons having claims against the Guenzi. - Our Personalized rado, on or before the Bth day of Novem­ above named estate are required to tile ber. 1963, or said claims shall be forever them for allowance In the County Court Service Sell* Homes WHITE 1962 barred. of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ HELP TO EXCHANGf 101 will zig-zag, buttonhole and maka many The West's ALBERT RAY TRAILOR rado, on or before the Sth day ot Novem­ numerous fancy stitches. Only 815.00 cash. Special Mass Will Begin Executor ber, 1963, or said claims shall be forever Nice room, cooking privileges to em­ Call 433-4409 for appointment to sea. barred. Thomas L. Ford, Attorney ployed middle-aged woman. Light serv­ SINGER TWIN-NEEDLE CONSOLE Largest 1700 E. Sth Ava. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY ices, one woman. Church 1 block. 377- sP h L L ! Conservator RRAtTOH Dial your stitch. Zig-zags, buttonholes and Denver 10, Colo. 7676. makes many fancy decorative stitches. St. Louis Parish Graduation 3SS-U2S (Published in The Denver Catholic Reg 3500 S. Broadway SH i-3318 Ister) No attachments to buy. Assume last 3 Selection (Published In The Denver Catholic payments of 84.87 or sn.OO cash. 433-2447. Register) First Publication: May 9, 1963 MTN. PROPERTY AND (St. Louis Parish, ship fund for members of the First Publication: May 13, 1961 Last Publication; June 6, 1963 Blessed Sacrament Last Publication; June 13, 1963 CABINS 18 19U FAIRFAX Englewood) choir. 2 bedroom, basement, garage MISC. FOR SALE 44 Priced from The graduation festivities for IN THE COUNTY COURT IN THE COUNTY COURT 2510 CHERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL summer re­ In and for th# City and County CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER 3 bdrms., H.W. heat, bsmt., gar. CARPET SELL OUT the 77 eighth grade students of Denver and State of Colorado STATE OF COLORADO FREE FISHING $12,500 Carpet your living room, dining area and ligion classes wi'l begin June 10 No. P-22209 NOTICE 2346 HUDSON will begin with a special M a ^ IN THE MATTER OF THE DETER­ in our heavily stocked ponds, for prop­ hall only S11AH while supply lasts. Based ^ and will be held from Monday NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 3 bdrm. bsmt., garage, $13,950 on average home of X sq. yds. Call Car­ June 4 at 9 a.m. Monsignor Estate of KATHERINE R. CHRESICK, MINATION OF INTERESTS IN PROP­ erty owners only. pet Cralters, 934-3750. 'iTythrough Friday from 9 to also known as CATHERINE R. CHRE- ERTY OF WINIFRED KENNEDY, alM KOPECKY & CO. Bernard J. Cullen, pastor, will known as MRS. WINIFRED KENNEDY, CASTLEWOOD ESTATES 11 a.m. StCK, CATHERINE CHRESICK and Just 24 miles from Denver on year 3238 E. Coifax DU. 1-0834 Dry Cleaning now until July 1st. Another $1895 offer the Mass. KATHERINE CHRESICK (Deceased), No. Dactasad. service from your COIN-OPERATED Dry THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF around paved roads. Nicely wooded Holy Family. 3 bdrm. frame In excel, First Communion will be ad­ P-22209 sites. Water and elec, already on the Cleaner. Mothproofing at no extra cost. The parents and grandparents Notice is hereby given that I have COLORADO: cond. Full p. f. bsmt. Real nice yard. A plus service. ministered to public school chil­ property. To see call 477-3997. Delivered in Denver •r of the eighth graders are in­ filed my fihal report In the County To Francis J. Kennedy, sole and only BONUS SPECIAL. (Jet a fuM-sIzad blanket Court of the City and County of Den­ dren on Saturday, June 22. heir at law of the above named decedent Must sell 3 bdrm. home. Electric kit­ cleaned and mothproofed for only 50 '■■A vited to the Mass and to the ver, Colorado, and that any person de­ and Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Den­ $795.00 cents with load. Regular load still ONLY siring to object to the same shall file chen, carpet and drapes Incl. 105x150' brunch following the Mass at ver, the present owner ot the property As low « SSO.OO dn. S17.00 mo. lot. $14,950. Easy terms. 760 So. Pierce. S1.50. Guaranteed ODOR FREE. Fast 30 Mats Offered written objection with the said court on hereinafter described, and to all other BE. 3-4914. minute cycle. Lots of tree parking. Loretto Heights college. or before July 2, 1963. persons who are or who claim to be CABIN KITS AND ANDREW WYSOWATCKY heirs of said decedent, and to alt persons Fer Altar Beys Administrator from $700.00. Erection availabk. Weok- 24 new A4AYTAG washers, 8 dryers. One Interested, days phono 733-0991. Sat., Sun. and FLOWERS, SHRUBS 36 25 lb. rug washer. Laundry: 4 a.m. to TUESDAY EVENING, the John B. Carraher GREETING: I . ______Attorney for the estate Holidays phona 112-277-0073. 10 p.m. Seven days. Cleaning: 8:30 a.m. IFo5JIJWi»l students will be the guests of (St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden) TAKE NOTICE that a petition has bee*" ' Property for sale. Selling all my shrubs. to 9 p.m., Mon. thru Friday. 8:X a.m. to A Mass was offered for the 741 Equitable Bldg. filed In this case alleging that the ah'"' Bargains. Lilacs, spires, etc. Trees *1. 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. > 7 ’ Monsignor Cullen at a party and Denver 2, Colorado decedent died intestate leaving the Perennials, strawberry plants, raspberry altar boys. The following ser­ AM 6-0861 bushes, rubarb, climbing roses. 11528 W. CALL FR. 7-9471 for Information lowing described property: 'OMS FOR RENT, 7014 EAST COL>AX AT OLIVE dance in the school cafeteria. vers were honored : Greg ' (Published In The Denver Catholic The SW »/4 of the SE V* ot the NW Ccitax, Rear. BE. 3-2805. Register) of Section 19, Twp. 1 S, Range 1 I .-URNISHED 20 Thursday afternoon, June 6, Fleebe, Gordon Juneau, Tim First Publication: May 23, 1963 PUBLIC SALE TRUCKS 60 a swim party for the graduates Last Publication: June 13, 1963 in Mesa County, State of Coloraac .iMims for Girls. Catholic D aughters MUSIC INSTRUCTIONS 39 ner moving. Must sell everything, Mason, Mark Bryner, Joey Ril- ( That the petition names the above per ut America. 765 Fenn. Also rooms niture, rugs, dishes, etc. Sunday Our PrtBtnl Stock r - will be held at Loretto Heights IN THE COUNTY COURT sons as the heirs of the decedent and as V to 5. 2244 Eudora. 825-1905. los, Mike Martin, Ned Wolf, in and for the City and County of available for weddings or receptions Ruth M. Cafky will reopen her piano fhe present owner of the said property, TA. 5-9597 studio at 2500 Cherry St. for instruction by the PTA. Bob Hayes, Greg Hayes, Burt Denver and State ot Colorado respectively. 30 NEW 1963 CMC No. P-29587 of young beginners, adult beginners or The games party for the boys’ You are notified to answer said petition advanced pupils. Teacher of piano for 25 APPLIANCES 45 Scholz, Mike Babb, Frank NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION within twenty days after service of this HOME FOR THE AGED 22 TRUCKS FOR DETERMINATION OF years. EA. 2-2947. choir will be held June 9 at 1 Young, Mark Wagner, Greg Bet- notice upon you (if served by publica­ Vi ton, 44 ton, I ton HEIRSHIP tion, within twenty days after the last The Salve Regina Home for Aged KIRBY VACUUM p.m. Proceeds go to a scholar­ tinger, and Dave Bettinger. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Women now has openings tor single and and 2 ton modtlL publication of this notice) and in default PIANO LESSONS 39A Must clear 815.00 cash or terms. GE Alio largt aalactlon OF GEORGE DOMKE, Deceased. double occupancy. The Home is a re­ 3412. of an answer the Court will proceed to modeled old mansion, surrounded by of uaad pkk-upt and trucks. HiauiiiiiiniiiiiiiuulHiniraMuiuHiiiwiwuuiUiiujillUc THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF hear the matter as provided by law. Piano lessons In my home or yours. COLORADO: beautiful trees and expanse of lawn. Sun Experienced teacher. South Denver area FILTER QUEEN VACUUM Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 1st day porch opens on park-like area. Quiet, To all persons Interested, GREETING: of March, 1963. SU. 9-2656. Good guarantee. All attachments. 820.00 TAKE NOTICE that there has been Dignified. This comfortable and conven­ cash or terms. GR. 7-0903. CLIMES MOTOR CO. filed in the above-named estate a peti­ VICTOR B. GRANDY ient convent home Is staffed by the Do­ Clerk of the County Court ACCORDION LESSONS 39A SSSS w. Ctlfgx Avt. tion asking for a judicial ascertainment minican Sisters at 975 Pennsylvania ELECTROLUX VACUUM Colorado Springs and determination of the heirs ot such By Frances D. Dolan Street, Denver 3, Colo. Phone: ALpine 5- 22 yrs. at the same decedent, and setting forth that the Deputy Clerk 6082. Write or phone for Immediate Accordion Instructions In your home. Your Must sell $3.00 cash. GR. 7- muiiy

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fV,^? Officers at Ordination Ceremonies Following the ordination ceremony in the Cathedral, Denver, on Bishop David M. Maloney, the ordaining prelate; the Rev. Ueorge !m 1 Saturday, May 25, the six new priests of the Archdiocese of Denver Tolman, C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary; and the Rev. Thomas M. A^{ i pose with the principal ministers in the ceremony. In the front row, Feely, C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary. The new priests in the back from left, are the Very Rev. John J. Danagher, C.M., rector of St. row, are, from left, Fathers James J. Cuneo, Gerald J.Stremel, John Thomas’ seminary; Archbishop Urban J. Vchr of Denver; Auxiliary R. Lechman, Gerald W. Phelan, Robert E. Hehn, and John J. Sliemers.

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To Become Priests of God Forever Posed in the sanetuary of the Cathedral the six candidates for join in the chanting of the Litany of the Samts, with the Church Milit­ the priesthood who were ordained for the Archdiocese of Denver May ant, praying that the new priests may prove worthy of their sublime 25 arc shown above. They will soon prostrate themselves on the floor c,4lling. From left are the (then) Reverend Deacons John J. .Sliemers, o f ^ e sanctuary, as a sign of their unworthiness of the great dignity James J. Cuneo, Robert E. Hehn, Gerald J. Stremel, John R. Lechman, they are about to receive, and of their need of prayer. All present and Gerald W. Phelan.

Solemnify in Cathedra/ The magnificent Gothic vaulted arches of Christs" upon their grace-giving life. The Ca­ \ the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception thedral has been the site of priesthood or­ in Denver form a fitting setting for the or­ dinations ever since its construction, and tlie 4 dination of six young men to the priesthood vast majority of priests of the Archdiocese of May 25. The church is crowded by a host of Den\er have been ordained there in meinora- relatives and friends, who have come with hle eeremonies. their prayers to help launch the new ‘•other

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