PROGRAM HAS BEEN TREMENDOUS SUCCESS IN ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER < Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contenu Copyright by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1959 — Psrmission to Reproduce, Except 3,144 Refugees and DPs On Articles Otherwise Marked. Given After 12 M Fnday Following luue Aided in 10 Years DENVER CATHOUC The Denver archdiocesan program of pro viding refuge for displaced persons has been an all-around success in the 10 years of its existence, R E G IS 1 E R the Very Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kblka, direc tor of the program, declared this week. IVOL. Llll. No. 34. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959 DENVER, COLORADO In a 10th anniversary statement on the Archdiocesan Re settlement Committee's work, he said that 95 per cent of the refugees have made “proper adjustments” to life in the United States. $447,630 REPORTED SO FAR Monsignor Kolka revealed that 3,144 persons have been brought to the Archdiocese of Denver under the resettlement plan. (About 210 other DPs settled in Denver after living m i ? - - elsewhere in the U.S.. but their influx was o ffsk by the fact that some of the 3,144 who had come here moved later to Seven-Parish Drive other parts of the country.) Nearly all the refugees who came to Colorado were from Europe. There were a few Chinese and Indonesians, as well as several White Russians who had lived in China. The largest part of the European refugees consisted of persons of "(jer- Near Haifway Mark man ethnic” backgrounds, including, among others. Romanians, Yugoslavians, and White Russians. Mofif Purchosing Own Hemes The campaign of seven suburban ttal funds for riew construction has About half of the DP families are purchasing their own parishes in northwest Denver and sub-i achieved nearly one-half its goal after homes. Three hundred or 400 of the DPs have attained Amer urbs to raise at least $900,000 in capi-ltwo weeks d effort, it has been an- ican citizenship, a requirement for which is residence in the lunchd by the Rev. Robert G. U.S. for at least five years. BY TO UBING EDITOR McMahon, pastor of Sts. Peter There has been relatively little unemployment among the and Paul's Parish, Wheat Ridge, refugees. Monsignor Kolka said. Moat of them h^d arrived in and campaign moderator. Colorado before the recession, and so they were able to get Through Tuesday. March 31. jobs without trouble. And even those who were out of work U.S. Priests Praised a toUl of $447,630 In cash in the recession were able to obtain unemployment compen snd pledges was recorded by sation. participating p a rish es even The refugees have been an asset rather than a detriment For Work in Bolivia though fewer than one-third to the economy of the area. Monsignor Kolka emphasized. of available prospects had DiAKAap The John K«tiuk|StreeJ, Denver, are. left to right, aeated. Mrs.' They have purchased hundreds o f refrigerators, washing By Paul H. MALLfrrr gious. moral, and technical. Ita been contacted. The drive will machines, automobiles, television sets, radios, kitchen ranges, r lO n S e i in U n ig r iH I lS family.above.wasiMaria Horoaako. Mrs. Kostiuk's mother; Mrs.I THE .AMERICAN PRIESTS country has an illiteracy pw- continue until Friday, May 8. and other appliances, in addition to buying hundreds of thou the second family lo come to Denver 10 years Kosliuk; Alex, 17; and Mr. Kostiuk; and stand-' sent to Bolivia by the Mary- centage of 60 per cent of the The fund will help finance a sands o f dollars worth o f food, clothing, and other necessities. total population, although the ago when the Archdiocesan Resettlement Officeiing. Chris, 13. Not present for the picture was^ knollers. Dominicans, Francis number of new churches, sev proportion of those under 35 launched its program to resettle refugees. Shown George Kosliuk, 19. who is in the Navy, Tronsporfotion Cosfs Repaid cans, and various American dio eral convents, and a series of who cannot rud or write is in the living room of their home at 1954 Meade The NCWC Catholic Relief Services spent $146.53339 to ceses have contributed inestim- new primary sebooto or school much smaller. 'Me noted, how for the inland and ocean transportation of the refugees additions among the parishes. ever. that the children of TEN YEARS LATER from Europe or Asia to Colorado, Monsignor Kolka said. All Forty-three new classrooms are nomadic Indiana often revert to this money, however, has been repaid by the refugees them expected to provide facilities for practical illiteracy after they selves. (An exception w u the transportation costs to Colorado leave school and return to their at least 2,000 additional chil for 365 refugees from the Hungarian revolt of 1956, which the dren. Construction in most cases tribe. The Kostiuks Like Everything U3. government paid.) will begin in the very near fu In all Bolivia, with a popula The economic aspect of the success of the refugee aid pro tion of 3,000.000, there are only ture. gram. however, is less important than the spiritual and char Two parishes— St. Joseph's in itable aspects, Monsignor Kolka uid. two parochial schools, the news paperman lamented, although Golden* and Holy Trinity in About New U.S. Home-Almosti The program baa made it pouible for the 3,144 DPs to Westminster—are in the final religion is an optional subject practice their religion under conditions of freedom unknown in the official schools. Iron!-, stages of construction on their By W. J. Kilkenny when the Denver Archdiocesan THE KOSTIUKS have their in many of the countries from which they came. Some of the cally, the only school outside building projects, and Sts. Peter AFTER 10 YEARS, ex-DP Resettlement Office was set up oWn home at fQ54 Meade Street, refugees or their children might have faced martyrdom or the two Catholic sthools where and Paul's plans to open its new John Kostiuk likes everything in 1949. He and his family have Denver, only a few hundred feet might have been forced to give up their religion if they had religion is compulsory is the convent this September. ahout the U n ited S ta tes — had more time to absorb Amer from the shores of Sloans Lake. stayed in their Communist-dominated homelands. large Instituto Americano. almost. icanism than most of the other They have two cars, a television The refugees'have provided an opportunity for thousands Evergreen Parish Methodist institution. Despite Hr was among the very firstjpersons displaced by wars and set. and all the appliances and of Catholics in Colorado to practice the charity that is vital A lso Participating the dangers of religious perver refugees to come to Coloradolpolitical upheavals in Europe, gadgets that go along with “ the to the spiritual growth of the Church. Coloradans generously Christ the King Parish, Ever sion, Bolivian parents often American v(^y o f life ." gave food, clothing, and shelter to the refugees until the green. is the eighth participant tend their children to this But what they tike most about newcomers were able to provide the necessities of life for in the campaign. The parish Iff PRESENTATION CHUHCH school because it is so large and the United States is its freedom. themselves. drive there, however, is aimed weQ equipped. At the same “ What impressed ns moat Monaignor Kolka singled out for praise the parish confer sot at expanding existing facili time the fact that it calls ita^ when we came to the United ences o f thp St. Vincent de Paul Society and units of the Chris ties but rattler at increasing Slates,” Kostiuk recalled in an the '^mericas Institute" causes 1st Annual Gold Mass tian Family Movement for their help in settling the refugees. weekly income to pay off cur interview this week, "was the tom^ Bolivians to emfOM In additioo there were many individuals who provided assist rent debts. friendly air of the people— that Dr. Hnasrar C ajiu Araeman interests with Protea- ance in the resettlement program, he added. The Rev. Donald A. McMa and the way you criticize the lant penetration, and hence en- hon, p a stor, a n n o u n ce d this Set for Credit Unions government." ably toward a better feeling and genden ill will for Americans. MRY RTTRACT 3.000 week that pledges had been re The Rev. Edward J. McCar- pastor of St. Pius X Parish. • • • understanding between Ameri cans and Boliviana, declares Dr. ceived after two weeks of cam they will be the celebrant of the Aurora, and a member of the HE SAID THAT the firstj IN DB.CAJIAS’ FAR FLUNG Huascar Cajias, editor of Pre- paigning which together exceed first annual Colorado Credit board of the Colorado Credit Americans he met were quick' -mouBtaiiwus country, there are Youth Congress in Fall tencia in La Paz, the second last year's total Offertory collec Union “ Gold Mass” this Sun Union League. to tell him thst they were free! only 40 to 50 American mission largest newspaper in the land tion. At least 100 more pros day, April 5. at 4:30 p.m., in Father McCarthy has spent at to say anything at all against aries, but they are doing mag locked South American country, pects are to be contacted before Our Lady of Presentation least 30 years of his life suc the government, something that | Set in Colorado Springs nificent work in educating the who is on I two-month tour of the ca m p a ig n concludes this Church, W. 7th Avenue and cessfully promoting the Credit Kostiuk found unprecedented people and dbpeUing religious The 1959 Rocky Mountain Meeting with him to plan the U. S, week. Summer visitors at the Julian Street, Denver. Union idea in Colorado and New in his own life. ignorance. The editor pointed Youth Congress, which may the congress were Will Jur mountain resort parish abo will The sermon will be delivered Mexico in some of the most des Such criticism, he noted, had Dr. Cajias, who is only 37 to the Maryknoll radio program draw as many as 3.000 teen- gens. director of conventions be asked to assist in the drive. by the Rev. Francis Syrianey, titute areas. He served on one been unwelcome in the Polish- but has three degrees and is the among the Indians, now in its aged delegates, is tentatively for the Colorado Springs Preston M. Marble is general controlled part of the Ukraine in father of seven children, edits experimental stage, which aims scheduled to be held in Colo Chimber of Commerce; Jo which he had lived, and later— a Catholic newspaper that has to give this people an elemen chairman of the campaign. 'Register' Editor, rado Springs next (all. accord seph A. Reich, resuurataur when the area came under Nazi a daily circulation of 12,500 tary secular and religious eda The various parishes involved ing to the Rev. Joseph T. Mc- and a member of the Cham and then Communist control— and goes to 20.000 Sunday sub cation. with capital building drives re Vicar General Gtoin. S.J., moderator of the ber’s board of directors; John anything said against the regime scribers. Its steady advance in Regarding the widely publi port the following attsinroent meeting. J Doyle of Denver, chairman was an invitation to a concen the few yean of his editonhip cized attack on the American March 31; Plans for the event were of the parents’ committee tration camp. is an index to a gradual Cath Office of Information in La Paz, Sts. Peter and Paul's, Wheat • • • made last week when the working on the congress; Ed olic reawakening of Catholic u a mult of a remark at- Rdige, $72360 toward a $175,000 Denver Prelates priest met with Colorado ward J. Byrne, editor and pub culture in his country. tributed to an American official goal; St. Bernadette's, Lake- KOSTIUK AND HIS WIFE, Springs businessmen who lisher of the Free Press. Colo Sophia, have no desire to return * * * in the Spanish edition of T m e wood. $121,270 toward a $175,- agreed to help to make the rado Springs; and Byron L. WH.AT IS BOLni.A’S big;tbat the only cure for BoUvia's 000 goal; Holy Trinity, West To Have Private to (he Ukraine, except perhaps necessary arrangements. Brown, news editor of the for a visit. But even if they problem today? Dr. Cajias re-jills was to divide up the coun- minster. $96,0{n toward a $lSf>,- The 1958 congress, held Free Press. could afford it and even if po plied: Lack of education—reli-l fTurntoPage2 — CotumngJ 000 goal; Shrine of St Anne, Ar in Denver, was attended by litical conditions were right for vada. $49390 toward a $150,000 Papal Audience more than 1,300 young peo goal; St. Mary Magdalene's, Den such a visit, they might prefer a ple. Father McGloin u ys The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mat tour of California instead. ver. $38,130 toward a $100,000 that the attendance at the thew Smith. cditor-in
1 ^ Thuridoy, April 2, 19S9 PAGE TWO OfRei, 938 Bannock Strctt THE DENVER CATHOLtC REGISTER Teltphont, Ktyifono 4-420S
HOPE THHQgGff UiDiAN TERRITOBY TO SET VP ACRDEMY By Touring Editor (/. 5. Priests Pioneer Nuns Built St. M ary Schooll Praised for superior of Loretto Heights' By C. J. ZccKA Vicar General, Uiree Sisters of inslruraeotal in iu egtablish-ISt. Mary's on Pennsylvania ment and advancement. ! Street wu being built Here she Academy, Denver, in 1895. In !N’ 18S4. during the time Loretto arrived in Denver to 1903 she w u named luperior of Colorado wu preparing for On that day in 18M when the labored unUl 1881, when she w u Bolivia Work establish a school for girls. the academy. In 1910 she w u statehood, fire years after gold three nuns arrived they were assigned u superior of Loretto The three nuns who set up the Heights Academy. This famous sent u superior to Old St. had been discovered near Pike’s greeted by (Contmued From Page One) i Mary'i Academy and it w u in Peak and three yean after Khool, which wu to become who had Men laboring in Colo Denver religious w u auigned t ^ . Dr. C a jlu noted that Boli her incumbency u superior that Father Joseph P. Machebeuf known as St. Vary's Academy, rado since 1880. He w u to be to SL Mary'i in the same year vians were especially sensitive she directed the building of the bad been sent to Denver as were Mother Joanna Walsh, named Vicar Apostolic of Colo Bishop Machebeuf wu conse to such remarks because that fin t superior; Sister Ignatius rado and Utah in 1868, and first crated chief shepherd in Colo then-new academy on Pennsyl very thing has been seriously James, and Sister Beatrice Ryan. Bishop of the Diocese of Denver rado, from which date she as vania Street. She was again sent proposed by Bolivia's neighbors. The Denver Catholic It took them five days to make when it was established Aug. sumed promthent posts in the at superior to Loretto Heights Bolivia lost her tea port to Chile the journey by stagecoach from 16, 1887. California Street community. Academy, Denver, in 1913, and In an ill-fated war with that Register « • • New Mexico through Indian • • • remained there until she died country almost 100 years ago. Published Weakly by the territory. THE FIRST SITE of the MOTHER PANCRATIA wu on O ct IS. 1915. A t the time of the riots Pre- Catholic Press Society, !ne. • • • school, ctlled the “W hite bom at Chateau Place, near St. Mother Pancratia w u known sencid called for calm. Most 938 Bannock Street, Denver Bolivians disapproved o f the IN THIS CENTENNIAL YEAR House," was purchased by Fa Louis, Mo., on Sept. 24, 1852, for her charitable acts, her com violence of the demonstration. Sobscription: $8.00 Per of Colorado, the nuns at SL ther Machebeuf for $4,000 and the daughter of Francis L. Bon passion for the poor, and her • • • Tear. Sold in combination Mary's Academy, now a large w u located on California Street fils and Marie D. Whitlock, both intense interest In the cause of with tha Begiiter, National school situated on 10 acres of between E and F Streets. Here Protestants. A convert, Mary education in Colorado. THE COMtaiNISTS in Boli Edition, in Arehdiocase of land in the beautiful Cherry in the convent chapel he offered L. Bonfils, Is she wu known The late Rt. Rev. Monsignor via are small in number but Denvtr. then, w u baptired Feb. 10,1884. Hills section of the city, look Mau whenever be w u in the see Hugh L McMenamin said of her well organized and helped by while attending Loretto Acad Entered as Second Clast i back at the early histo^ of the city. For the chapel he donated following her death; “Colorado the ignorance and poverty of Hatter at the Poet Office emy at Florisunt, Mo. She en school and recall the pioneering a bell, which still intones the hu lost another of its pioneen; the people. Denver, Colo. tered the Society of the Sisten I efforts of those nuns who were Angelus each day at Loretto the cause o f education one of Asked whether Bolivia was of Loretto and recevied the garb Heights College. its brightest lights." satisTied with the aid given to of Loretto Aug. 15, 1868, and, On a day in April, 1869. when • « • that country by the U. S., Dr. i l V l at this time, w u given the name Cajias replied that it was gener Father Machebeuf w u offering THUS OLD ST. MARY'S saw e i e o Mau in the chapel, fire broke Sister Mary Pancratia. ous in itself but not well plan 7h» SlaaiW SscraMRl FMhara, Ravwand IL A. tofr*/ S 4J .,W ,N ’. L BMAN, T B CKHORST 6 Co. Denver grow from a small min T h » Naw ixcapHoftiUy birga typa Mlaaat lo r SunA ya and Ma)er When she w u at the Cali ned. "The aid you now tend my out in the "White House.” No ing tovcD into a modem metrop Faaatdays, with tha eomMala Mstaat and Caramonlaa (or Holy fornia Street school. Mother country," he said, “palliates one was seriously hurt, but the olis. The Cherry Hills site is W atk according to tho Naw Rna. Pancratia w u known u the rather than eliminates our prob building w u greatly damaged the fourth occupied in moves No. aiLZOOl—Imitation Laathor, round cornart, rad adgaa...$4.M ‘'White Angel” for her kindneu lems. It does not get at the No. 2I0-Z011—Imitation Loatbor, round com ois.geld adgoi.. C30 — ^HAmeUiU AUtU and the sisters became to dis made by the academy since its and charity to the Indians. Al roots of our difficulties. What N o.2t0-a017—DaLuxa Binding, Oanuino Laathor, geld od g a t a,BO heartened that, without the founding. Classes opened for though there were many per we need is more capital goods Bishop's encouragement and the tin t time there in 19SL actual assistance in raising funds sons who feared the Indians at to enable us to produce more. 7^%8'Od.mvds .*f ^ r . The original foundation of among friends, they might not this time, she became their For U. S. technical aid under the school set up by the sisters- have had the fortitude to begin friend, often cooking bread and Point 4 we are most grateful. It i' pioneers was the torch-bearer i again to establish a school for putry for them. has produced the b u t results. j FINAL DAYS and model for other Lorettine the daughters of the West. But if the present program of I of our . . . MOTHER PANCRATIA wu foundations in D e n v e r and palliative aid continues there Is throughout the state. THE ACADEMY BUILDING; danger that the people will de- that replaced the original struc [pend on it and su ll off the ultl- BOOK CLEARANCE SALE TO NOTE FOUNDING, CENTENNIAL imate solution to their prob ture was built in three wings $ 4 0 0 lems." at intervals and when com-i _ i • f* I J I _l i • • • Your Clioire 1 Book Review Scheduled I HE NOTED THAT the Boli- 922 GAS « ELECTRIC HOG- ing Queen City o f the Plains jvisn government conld not get MMAk* t IUMHAMU TAb ct This building boused the acad By St. Mary's Academy a $10,000,000 loan to develop emy boarding and day students its oil industry but did get $25, OOD.OOtt in surplus goods, which from its erection in 1872, four Among activities planned beth Kirtland. The luncheon had ni effect on production The James Clarke years before Colorado achieved by St. Mary's A c a d e m y , will follow. Mrs. W a l t e r ^ KEEPiYOUR YARD statehood, until Nov. 2, 1891, Cou^iUn and Mrs. Carl Young capacitlb. But Dr. CaJlas did Cherry Hills, in oburvance when the realdent students were are co
REFUGEE REFLECTS ON REDS, CARS, MIKOYAN They LiJfc Cars Housing Is Cheap in Hungary-Buf Life Is Cheaper Hungarians'
no personal knowledge of out He also u id that Hungarian; Did he think it w u a miatake By B i l l K t l u n n v I to pul into a government-con Progress in A little more than two yean trolled bank' any money that right terrorism against church- pnests, to avoid attracting at- for the U.S. to let Anastas Mi- SRO. HunRirian refugee Albert they may receive. goers in Hungary, but that the'tention and imptiesging Catho- koyan visit here? Katekss was worried because he *^oday you get money in Reds made life uncomfortable lies with whom they are seen.- “ Not mistake let him come U. S. Cited thought he and his family were letter and government send for them by means of public-do not wear any distinetive garb: here," Fraiekas said. Then be ridicule and by retuiing to givelin public: they dresa like ordi- smiled and u id : “ Mistake let going to have to live in a gypsy you letter telling you put practically all the Hungarian them good jobs. I nary civilians. him go back.” wagon on the outskirts of Iten- money in bank,” Faiekas com refugees who have come to Col ver. mented. “Tomorrow you pul orado Id the past two and tme- Today he has his own home, aioaey in bank or next day balf years have liade a satia- two aulomoNles. a good job. you go to jaiL” factory adjustment to AroeriesD plenty of furniture— and a 20- He added that a person can life, according to the Very Rev. month'Old son who is an Ameri put money into a Communist Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, di can cituen bank but cannot withdraw bis rector of the Denver Archdlo- But, most important o f all, b » departU. cesan Resettlement Committee. has freedom. Faadtaa makes no careful dia- Only one of the refugee fam Fazekas is a happy man. He tinctim between Rusiuns and ilies returned to Hungary, and is grateful, too—to the United Communists. He was shipped to. one other family went to Aus Slates, to President Eisenhower. Russia shortly after World War tria after the U.S. Immigration Congress, the Denver Archdioc tl to serve for three years u a Office raised s question about esan Resettlement Committee, slave laborer, and he developed the Commuiiist Party affiliation and Che Christian Family a contempt for his masters. of the head of the family. Movement group in St. Pius Beside his hatred for the Tenth's Parish. Aurora, all of Reds' terrorism, Fazekas con The returnees totaled only about II persons — out of A which helped to make possible cluded that the Russians have his present status. no common sense. He gave these nearly 4M wbo came to the examples: Archdiocese of Denver after Prayer, Work, Luck the abortive anti-Red revolu The Russians put lumber Spall Succoas tion in Hungary In October, and similar materials snugly Fazekas is not a typical Hun 19$«. in box cart for shipment, but garian refugee. Few of the Monsignor Kolka said that shipped food and other per others have done as well as he five or six of the refugee fam ishables in gondola c m or since the abortive anti-Com- ilies are buying their own flat c m . munist revolt of October. 1956. homes. One Hungarian went Russians troops who occo- But he is a good eu m p le of into buslneu for himself. And what a refugee can do with a pled Hungary and “liberated” practically all of the men combination o f prayer, hard bicycles did not nndentsnd among the refugees have bought work, and a little luck. the use of tires, ripped the He still does not speak Eng tires off. and rode the bikes lish well, paradoxically because on their rims until the ve Rtiiable Employes he is somewhat of a linguist. hicles were ruined. An index of the Hungarians’ Beside Hungarian and some The Red Army assigned a reliability u employes is the English, he speaks German. 70-yesr-old woman to guard fact that most of them have Russian, and Romanian. At the a flat car loaded with salt in h e ld (heir jobs, Monsignor foundry where he works, several a prison camp, and some of I W m xi Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fa* in DuPont, northeut of Denver. Mrs. Fszekas Kolka M id . German-speaking co-workers, the prisoners — Fazekas in A Long fio y zeku. who came to Colo* is getting s drink of water for her 20-month-old ‘‘We had very little unem plus a Ukrainian whose lan clud e — had no trouble keep son. Joseph, who seems to indicate— in bis self- ployment among them in the guage resembles Russian, make ing her engaged in conversa Madonna of the Angels IV bIS p huST' nS From Hungary Mtisfied expression— that his being a native little recesaion that we had lu t it hard for him to get into the tion while others stele as a long way in their way of living. They are American entitles him to special consideration. year," he u id . "The fact tbatjof Cheyenne to the Reptsler. The Madonna is a beautifully carved habit o f speaking English. much salt as they wanted. shown above in the kitchen of their new home | I h ^ were I* hold Iho'^lgijju^ done by an Italian m uter. It is finished in warm colors “ I go back to school in Sep- Was he well treated when he jobs indicated that they hadi . . . , . icmber," Fazekas. 33. said. 'My was in Russia? CRIME. ROCK 'N' ROLL EXCEPTED the proper attitude toward their «old leaf and h u been acclaimed u one of the most English not good, not good." Fazekas shook his head and work and that their employers artiitically executed wooden statues in the region. Envitiened Life said simply: were satisfied. Gerald Crawford, architect, designed an attractive wooden In a Gypsy Wa9 on “ Russia for nobody good.” The language barrier w u : baae and wall bracket for the statue, which now adorns the Fazekas came to Colorado in Fazekas joined in the revolt Kosfiuks Like Everything About U. S. cited u a deterrent to tbelroception room at the Register. Bishop Newell ordered the January, 1957, with bis wife, against the Reds in his native Hungarian refugees’ partidpa-1 statue while on his pilgrimage to Rome a year ago. It if approx* Erzebet, then 22: his son, village of Kazinebareika, where, (Continued From Page One) [crime st
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m PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, April 2, 1959
ANYONE LIVING IN THE AREA OF THE NEW ALAMEDA AND ZUNI KING SOOPERS WILL TELL YOU HOW WELL KNOWN THE CREW THERE IS. EVERY ONE HAS WORKED IN THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YEARS. BUT UN LESS THEY WERE THERE, THEY CANT IMAGINE HOW BEAUTIFUL AND NEW THE ALAMEDA AND ZUNI KING SOOPERS IS; AND UNLESS YOU GO'THERE PERSONALLY, YOU'LL NEVER KNOW HOW MARVELOUS SHOPPING CAN BE. NO ONE CAN DESCRIBE IT-YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO . . . COME TO W. AUMEDA S-ZUNI
THERE WAS NEVER MORE TO SAVE-THERE WAS NEVER MORE TO SEE . . THE.FUTURE IS ALREADY HERE AT THE ALAMEDA AND ZUNI KING SOOPERS Thuriday, April 2, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitone 4-4205 PAGE FIVE
TO AID SCHOLARSHIP PLAN IN LADY OF LOUNDES PANI8H Italy's U. S. Ambassador Plan Talks to Promote Spirituality To Address Club Apr. 11 (Our l.ady of Lourdes' Parish.!p.m. the men of the parish willlwomen wilf be urged to sign Denver) ,be urged to organize. On TTiurs- up in sopie particular pariah A formal dinner in the Brown in the Parri government and The Rev. Paul E. Schwara.;*!*)’ Friday both men indlunit for spiritual advancement. Palace's new San Marco Room Minister of Defense when De C.S5.R.. formerly stationedsutiooed ata i l " on Apnl 11 will feature u dis- Casperi became Premier, St. Joseph's R e d e m p to ris t tinguisbed gueat and honbred _ „ r.n, Church in Denver, and oow PTA in Welby to Elect speaker the Italian Ambassador ^ . spending full time on the mis (Assumption Parish. Welby) to the United States, Manlio sion band, w illS ^gin a series gym Sunday, April 26, from 2 g (jj basnador to Moscow. He was The PTA wilt meet Friday. of talks to promoth spirituality to 6 p.m. It Circolo ll.li.no will spon- Amba»s«lor to London April 3. at 8 p.m. in (be school within the parish of Our Lady, The school children, gym. Election of officers will tor the event as a benefit (or its of Lourdes. The drive will be through their sacrinces, in Exchange Scholarship Founda • concerted effort to influence dustry, and offering during tion. which each year supports esch man.man, woman, and child requesU 01 Lent, accumulated $487,97 an Italian student in a Colorado within the parish to become members be present. The execu for the Servile Missions. college and a Colorado student active in the lay apostolate. tive meeting will be held at 7 Married couples in the parish In an Italian college. It is felt that each parishioner p.m. in Mother Elvira's class are circling April 19 as the big During the German occupa should know more about his room. day of the Cana Conference. tion Ambassador Brosio w » a religion. Knowledge in religion Cornivol Plant Father John Murphy. C.M., will member of the underground Na must come through extra study, Set for Children conduct the conference. tional Liberation Committee in snd vsnous organizations under Plans are progressing for the The Altar and Ronary Society Italy. He later w u vice presi the Confraternity of Christian coming ch ild re n 's carnival,members will receive Com- dent of the Council of Ministers Doctrine will be organized dur sponsored by (he PTA. The car-jmunion in the 7 o'clock Hass The boxing teen of SL'ment sponsored for young boys by the Holy Nime ing the drive for increased spir nival will be held in the school!April 5. Brother Boxers Rose of Lima's 'tnsh.lSoriety of St. Rose of Lima's Parish, Denver. ■ i r « D * L ituality. The parish already has Denver, has several sets of brothers. rictured|will lake place on April 3 at 7 p.m. at Mullen LOOy O f UFOCe rOr/SlI 60 couples in study groups. It are. topside, the Cobles. Jim. Steve, and War-iHigh School. Tickets, at 50 cents eMh. may be * » L i a is h o p ^ that many not in ren: the Simingtons. Auggie. Tim. and Casey:'had from Jim Kurt. S-7206. 10 Uffer BreORlOSi these groups will join this and. kneeling, the Sheas, Jerry, Billie. Dickie, Marcus Kerin, who is the head boxing coach. branch of study. $Dhn fit Qalsddsn Qc and Paul. .Not pictured is another set of brothers.'; (Our Lady of Grace Parish, is assisted by Kurz. Both are members of the Single persons will be able h Mark and Johnny Kerin. Denver) Holy Name Society. to join study groups, and for The first annual invitational boxing lourna- A pancake breakfa.it spon the young and old, regardlew of Complete Line of sored by the Men's Club will be age. there will be a study group First Communion Supplies held on Sunday. April 5. in the NINTM ANNUAL EVENT At Cure d'Ars' o f tome Borl. Book review sec church hall after the first three tions will be formed throughout $ Featuring our own book. “Child Prays.” Masses. Minlio Brosio the parish. A younger and older Alto—“Welcome Jesus.” “Pray Always.” Confirmation will be admin sodality group will be formed St. Joseph Child's Missal and now represents Ihe Italian St. Rose's Parish Dance Baked Goods istered in the parish on May for those of grammar or high 20. An adult Confirmation class Republic in the Unitld Stales. Altar Societies: sdKKrf level. Wc Now Have Altar Linens in Slock. will be organized in the near According to Piero DeLuise. Father Schwarz will talk at To Be Held on April 4 !so/e Slated future. president of II Circolo. Denver all Msiscs Sunday, April 5, U Store Hours The games party will be held ites are most eager to hear the (etl of the need tor study 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Week Days iSl. Rose of Lima's Parish, ;a collection o f crayon stubs, old ! every Tuesday in the church diplomat, who started bu career clubs wilhin the parish. 9 o.m, to 4 p.m. Soturdoys Denver) coloring books, old children's I basement at 7:30 p.m. as an attorney. Reservaticms All women ol pansh wiU| The ninth annual post-Easter pictures, tablets and note On April 12 Sunday, April 5, will be the have already begun to come in be asked to attend a special dance of the parish will Uke sc^P Iwoks, construction Corporate Communion day fori for the dinner party honoring lecture and meeting following place St the Wolhurst Club on PapcC' "'■H P*P
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ISth ana AraotHoo Sta. * Oonvor 17. Colo. MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM O N T > « r t M l 0 0 4 9 9 0 Thuridoy, April 2, 1959 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bonnock Streef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eyitene 4-4205 Preparations for Vocational Youth Rally to Be Held in South Roggen
, Youths of St. A u ^ tin e 's Parish, Brighton, are shown mak The day will begin with registration at 1 o’clock, followed by Denver. Immediately following the youths will be able to obtain To close the day a dance will Im held from 7 to 9 p.m. Transportation to the rally will belprovlded by chartered bua ing preparations for participation in the Vocational Youth Rally a vocation program in the charge of Father C. B. Woodrich. private counseling if desired and will have time to go to Con to be held for 12 parishes of the area in Sacred Heart Parish, There will be talks by representatives of various communi- fession. for all youths in SI. Auguitine’s Parish from the ninth through 12th grades who wish to attend. South Roggen, on Sunday, April 12. tiea of religious, and also a talk on marriage by a couple from At 4:30 p.m. there will be a High Mass, followed by dinner.
PARISHIONERS CAME IN 8 GROUPS MEETING APRIL 7 SCOUTS INVITED TO MEETING APRIL 8 Nocturnal Adoration Held in Gree/eyTalk on Bible Scheduledi S t. Ja m e s Men fo See 'Cougar' Film day night and Good Friday Greeley. (St. Peter's Par-jsponse to the assigned adora- (St. James’ Parish, Denver) the science demonstration held Sixth grade children from morning. Parishioners came in ish)— St. Peter’s had a fine re-|tion schedule on Holy Tburs- March 14 at the school for the Sister Marcelline's room at eight groups divided according For St. Vincent's HNS The Men’s Club will meet in Science Evaluation Seminar: Blessed Sacrament School were to the beginning letter of their the school cafeteria on Wednes Edward Bartscherer, Ronald John Steighner, James Kelley, last name and spent a half hour (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish. The room mothers' meeting day night, April 8, at 8 'o'clock. Bollig, Mark Angelos, Idartin Bill Wobido, Larry Crouch. in prayer. Denver) will be held in the home of A special program has been ar UcCune. Daniel Dawkins. Jo Dick Kranz, Gregg Ruff, Nancy At the Holy Name Society Mrs. Edward Kencmann, 1295 ranged. A picture called The Nocturnal adoration this seph Brown, Donna Gerken, Holcomb. Mary Kay Conway. meeting .at 8 p.m. Tuesday. S. Elizabeth, on Wednesday, Cougar sponsored by the Coors Thursday, preceding First Fri Barbara Buskey, Beverly Heit, Hicbaela Ca^dy, Lynn Eby, April 7, Father Charles T. April 6. at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. W il Brewing Company will be day, follows the same plan, but Marjorie Foehl, and Candy Eck- Kathleen Conway, and Lynn Herbst, C.M., a member o f the liam Hughes, president o f PTA shown. Because of the wide in group prayer is an important erman. Keyting. St. Thomas Seminary faculty, has announced her nominating terest in this picture and its part o f this half-hour devotion. will speak fon the history and committee: Messrs, and Mmes. universal appeal to young and The assignments are rotated so background of the Bible. Mem Walter Angerer, James Soran, old alike, the scouts of the par that everyone gets a chance at bers sre reminded that future and William Steck, and Dr. and ish will be invited to the meet the early and late houn. meetings will be held in the Mrs. George Guarino. ing. i duncan phoioqhaphsihA Supper Club parish hall on Tuesday evenings Pack 140 Cub Scouts will The St. James Social Club A ttO SOLD St. Peter's Supper Club, a so- instead of on Wednesdays as meet in the school cafeteria on will hold an election of officers icial organization for couples in heretofore. Friday, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening. April 8, w & ddinq catsih&hA the parish and mixed-marriage Registration for the Cana That’s the word in bold red letters at the bottom A w ar^ wilt be presented, fol immediately fo llo w in g the couples, will meet Sunday eve Conference April 12 from 1 lowed by a program. Men's Club meeting. Member DENVER'S ONLY COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE ning, April S, at 7 p.m. at the to 5:30 p.m. should be made of a s i^ offering a house for sale. The women of the parish and ships will be available on Sun Wedding'Announcements Bridal and Church Flowers Manor Dining Room. 2003 9th by calling William Hughes, their daughters will receive day from the ushers after the Street, for a ste^ dinner. The SP. 7-4572; Robert Close, RA. Formal BridM PortraiU w S ft^ U o n Communion in a group iu the 8 Masses. He’a found the home he wants. Now the new owner program will be supplied by the 2-5274; or Jim Hegarty, SK. Candid Wedding Albums Catering o'clock Mass Sunday, April 5, ran save real money should additional furniture women. Reservations may be 6-0166. Registration should be Pupils Take Part Com in im) tai «H “ SorntDiing lor 1h< wMkly ilrtwing with the Altar and Rosary So Elegant Plans Simple In cost made by calling £L. 3-1009. in by Saturday noon, April 11. be required. ciety. In Science Seminar 2262 So. Colo. Bivd. SK. *.1« ) evm- s u . i-u u Women to Hear The following fifth graders It's waiting for him here. Completely redone . • . A T H O LV FAMILY from Sister Charles Marie’s Hot Designer room at St. James' took part in more modem, in many instances, than that “sec The Altar and Rosary So 'Cuaranfeed in Writing, ond hand” house. ciety will meet on Monday, DA Will Demonstrate April 6. The Rosary will be re C. D. of A. Court A PERFECT QUAUTY Inspection without obligation. Open every week cited at 1:30 p.m. in the church Potiuck Supper n i A U A M n ' day— 8:30 a.m. to .3 p.m. and the meeting will follow in Use of Lie Detector the church ball. 5Irs. Marjorie Jackson, well known hat de Plonneci April 9 (Holy Family Parish, Denver) Terms available. Free deliver)-. Our name does with summer school expenses. signer, will speak on “ Madame Featured speakers at the Holy A potiuck supper at 6 o'clock A number of handsome awards and Her Chapean.’’ She will also not appear on the truck. Name Society Men’s Club meet will precede tbe meeting of will be made at the fete. present a showing of her bats. ing on Monday, April 6, will be Court St. Rita 625, Catholic The general chairman of the A personally designed hat will Denver District Attorney Bert Daugbtera of America, Denver, party committee is Mrs. Louis be presented to one o f the Keating and special investigator Heller. Assistant chairman is memben. on Thursday, April 9. Hostesses ST. VINCENT DE PAUL STORE A1 DeCredico. Keating and De- Mrs. Walter Schmitt. Mrs.' Jo for the supper will be Amelia All. the women of the parish Credico will explain the work seph Monarch!, assisted by Airs. Desmond, chairman: Nellie are invited to attend the meet ings of a lie detector and a dem Elder Lundsetrom, is in charge Billesbach, Ida Callahan, Man 1951 Lawrence Street ing. Refreshments will be onstration of its use will fol o f ticket sales. jorie Kindblade, Ethel Kirkman, served. low. Delia Lamy, Anna Matz, ’Theresa D e n v e r Altor Society Sets The district attorney and his Circle News Renaud, and Annetta Rotolo. 'aide wUl begin the program at Communion Day Tbe business meeting will fol Altar and Rosary ’ Society ClTclea m«eUng oa (be (Int Fri 8:30 p.m. in the high school day, April S. art St RUa'a Caoaria low the supper. cafeteria. A short business ses memben will receive Holy Com witb Mrs. L. SuUivan, 1218 & Colum CCMUlNi AiOl&TERCO bine: and St. Patrkk'a Bridie with The court's annual corporate sion will follow. Refreshments munion In the 7:30 o ’clock Mass Mr. and Mn. H. Welnel. 411 S. Car- Communion and breakfast is an y\ e«etD sa.k^ will be served after the business on Sunday. April 5. These Al Held. nounced for May 3 with details meeting. tar Society members were in Tbe Infant of Prague Bridge Circle D I A M O N D fitlNGS charge of the church’s Holy w in m eet In the hom e o f Mra. W. to be given later. Myera, 1171 S. Fillm ore, on Monday $350.00 DEUOTIOnS OF THE Benefit Planned Week and Easter decorations: evening, April 6. PAXTON “ Register” deadline for par To Aid Sitters Mmes. Victor Moore, Thomas Mra. Cbrla Stahl, 8S8 S. High, will Ts b« >vn of ibo SimM, Woddlng ting $87JO ish, club, school news—Tues Plans to take care of a Hallinan, Marlin Potter, An be boateu to (he St. Mtrian nnochle choM o (M p w k o — Iho Circle on Tueaday afternoon, April 7. days, 2 p.m. *ngeg»fll«nt ring with the record crowd were completed thony Zamboni, Mary Guida, niOE TUESDflVS Ctrelea meeting on the aecond perfect center diamond - - this week for the PTA-sponsored H enry F allico, Lawrence Wedneaday, AprU 8. are Ave Marla IN HONOR OF Canasta with HVa. W. H. Grimm, 1900 regardku o f itylo or prieo. spring card party for the bene Scheetz, Leo Kearns, Frank E. Center; St. Joseph's Bridge with Soo our fin# lolectlon of fit o f the Sisters of L,ore(to on Alioto, Charles Karns, C. S. M n. William O’Brien, 964 S. Corona: Dr. Jomes P. Gray perfect qimflry Keepcakei— Harold White. Representing the and All Salnta' Bridge with Mn. Jer In o wide rongo o f ctyloc the school faculty. om e Jacobs, 2930 E. Mexico. ST.nnTHonvoFPflDUfl Altar group at recent Denver and prtcot. The party will be held in Circle meetings on the second OPTOMETRIST $150.00 ' the new high school auditor- Deanery sessions were Mmes. Thursday, April 9, art St. Fnncla' Itinp relereed to chow deietU KENNAN The Franciscan Wonder-Worker with Mn. Helen 03yrne. 1M7 S. PncM locfude Federol T«x Woddlng ling $7ShO inm-gymnasium on Wednes Victor Moore, Marlin Potter, Tennyson; Our Lady of Guadalupe day, April 8. A dessert lunch and John Wiest. Rosary making wItb Mrs, Prolngln- Eyes Examined eon at 12:30 p.m. will pre This wfek, Father’ Edward ger, 1SZ4 8 . Leyden. Tbe newest circle hat chosao the cede the card party. Madden rV c e i v e d Edward naftie of St. Halach}'. Memben be Visual Care Admission to the luncheon George Weimer into the Church. longing are Mesan, and Mmes. Jtmei Hlcky, Pat Brennan, Don Delphla, 213 Colo. Bldg. 1615 Calif. and party is 75 cents. Proceeds 51r. and Mrs. Ro)cy Vendegna and C. Frytchly. The meeting will from the affair aid the sisters were sponsors. be April 9 In the home of Mr. and Mra. b . Delphla. For Appointment Call: The Mother of Perpetual Help; Bridge Circle will meet In the home I TA. 5-8883 o f M n . Edgar Egan, 909 S. M onroe,! Lakeside Center GR 7-3123 on Friday afiemoon, AprU 3. | Mn. Estelle Hiney will be Ihei hostess to the Immaculate Concep-1 lion Pinochle CIrde In her home,| 1304 S, Columbine Street, on Thun- day evening, April 9. Thursday evening la Pinochle night for the men, and Thursday evening. CHECK THESE PORK ITEMS April 16, li Ladles’ Night. Refresh ments will be terved. St. Gara’s Bridge Circle wUl meet Tueaday, April 7, In the home of Mn. A. Habowold. 3241 S. Joa^hlne. Card Party Set PORKTENDERLOINS Cut from Federally inspected Pig Porkers. Boneless and lean. Well tnimmed. T o A id Orphans Excellent to Bake, Barbeque or Pan Fry.
At the meeting of ihe Queen Really tender top eat of Heaven Orphans' Aid S^iety Bex far r«ur frattar and b« on Feb. 24 Mmes. Irene Koser ing in Fresh Pork. Any # praparad far Hia Barbaqua S| M U l i m Saajon.'RIOUCED IN PRICS. V M W W and F r a n c e s Komatz were amount ...... lb. I )9-lb. b«x I named co-chairman of the an nual spring benefit card ^arty to be held on Friday afiemoon. April 24. in the orphanage. A luncheon of salad and rolls will Bel-Air FROZEN CUT CORN be followed by cards. Mrs. 0. Buehler received a Frozen premium quality foods. Cut Com. Serve special gift. with fresh Pork Tenderloins for delicious meals, for (he Sisters of Loretto All contributions to Needie 0 Summer School Expenses st Holy Family School, work Section 54, headed by Mrs. i PRICE REDUCED. Denver, will be partially met by profits from a PTA spring card H. Chiolero. should be made party. The card fest and dessert luncheon will be held in the! promptly. The deadline is April school's new auditorium-gymnasium on Wednesday, April 8, be- 24. ginning at 12:30 p.m. i Stokely Pineapple Juice Shown looking over a graduate school catalogue of one of ^ Ai lyiUnrV the universities the sisters will attend this summer are, left t o / '- / The sunshine drink With the flavor o f the right, Mrs. Walter Schmitt, assistant general card party chairman:' C ^ I n i f i n f i n n ■16 o z . Sister Mary Elizabeth, superior and high school principal; and f f l l t i u i \J islands. THIS REDUCED PRICE GOOD THRU cans Mrs. Louis Heller, general chairman. | WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8. 2 55° jwili be held Tuesday. April 7. .at 8:45 p.m. in the K. of C. Aux- 6th Ave. : Hary 539 club rooms at the ALL PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD IN DENVER O L IV E R 'S Knights of Columbus Home. THRU WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 Have You Ever Made the 9 Tuesdays? & Denver. Anyone wishing to join may still submit an application M’hy Not This Year^For Self and ()lhers Marion Meat Market bv contacting Mrs. Ben Wright, d'e , 3-1075. or Mrs. Charles BEGINNING - TUESDAY, APRIL 14th “Seri-ifig Denver Since 192H W ilh Qiialily Meal*” Cory, FL. 5^460, before Satur at 7:-I5 P.M. day. April 4. Sermons Will Be on CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS VJ Order Following the initiation of ^ St. Anthony — His Life and Uis Virtues new members. Lehrer's Flowers SAFEWAY Fresh Poultry Fish will give a floral arrangement ST. ELIZABETH'S CHURCH 9 ProlcaaionAl MeAt CuUer* to Srrv« You demonstration Three arrange- Pbono PE. 3-4820 1312 E. 8th . ments will be given by Lehrer's W« Reserve The Risht To Limit Quantities. None Sold To Deolers. lU h and CurtLs Houra 0 A.m. lo 8 p m. Ampla pBfhmp R«Ar Flowers for special gifts. Thursday, April 2, 1959 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE SEVEN
press Club Plansj Meet the Author A ttu id Now Meet on April 6 The Colorado Catholic Guild to Hear No 1st Saturday Women's Press Club will have the monthly dinner meeting on Monday, April d, at 6 o'clock, Jesuit Review Holy Hour Held at the Denver Dry Goods lea room. Miss Katherine Kenehan, host During Summer ess for the evening, will present Book April 4 a program in playettc form Serving Saturday afternoon, (Our Lady of Fatima Club, based on J. Edgar Hoover’s April 4, at the Denver Dry Denver) book, Masters 0/ Deceit, a story Goods Tearoom, 16th and Cali The First Saturday Holy Hour o f Communism ~ what it is and fornia Streets, at the first of the prayers will be conducted In how to combat it. Guild's 1959 Meet the Author Holy Ghost Church, Denver, fol The Rev. William Vollmer, as series, when the Rev. Joseph P. lowing the noonday Mass, on sistant at St. Louis Parish. En McGloin, S.J.. will review his Saturday, April 4. glewood. will be guest of honor. ne-vest work. BacksUioe Mis- Since there are but a few sUmary, will be the following: DOLLS — WIGS SHOES more Saturday devotions dur Mmes Ceil Hough. Fred Berger, ing this season— formal pray Dolls Dressed to Order Tim Cronin, James J. Arkins, ers are not held in tbe down Mary K. Brown, Louise Grover, town churches during the sum A.B.C. Doll Hospital and Albert Rotala, and Miss mer months— it is the hope of Magdalene Hughes. S u b -d eb s RCUGIOUS STAItIXS REPAIRED the committee that more (if the will be Misses Barbara Taylor, Mrs. J. A. McCourt laity take advantage o f these Joan Berger, Cathy Cronin, 616 Downing M.V 3-1617 C a m ln M v u A i i v i U f t r u ^ e r y Rev. John J. Danagher. special services. rector of St Thomas' Semi- Mary Anne Rotola, and Cathy deminory Auxiliary Women and girls who attend Costello. W ill Dlaaaa# f t m A D mv4 u Denver, and coehairmen for the Mass and Fatima devotions the Auxiliary card party. Mrs. E.J. to nans ^ara rariy Tickets and reservations at are also invited to meet tbe Wall CARPETS Fattor and Mrs. R. J. Connor, are shown above making plans (or the door will be in the charge members of Our Lady of Fatima Reem Sit* the event. o f'G e ra ld W. Bann, Richard Club at luncheon in the Denver and Smaller RUGS AT ST. VINCENT'S PARISH Connell, and Fred Berger. Dry Goods Tea Room, immedi LtrfMl Ml«el<«u la tka city ' ' len of Luncheon ately following. Mrs. John La Tourette and Miss Nina l^iser, for avary roes Co-chairmen for this dessert M o u f r i r r l a Werabers of the new St. Brid- Sarah MeShane; back row, Louan Madden, The- members of the telephone com Furniture in tba houia luncheon are Mrs. James Swee Seminary Auxiliary to Give ricW ^liCIO get’s Circle of the Archbish- rese Hermes, Jeaneine Hlnterreiter, Mary Rac- mittee since the inauguration Op«n W idm dir Evanlngi till 9 a'clMk ney and Mrs. Mary K. Brown. op's Guild, Denver, are, left to right, front row. bik, Jean Boyd, and Donna Morroto. of the club, ask that all those E.M.W. Dessert Luncheon April 11 Mrs. Gerald W. Bann, presi Kathy Curran, Reita Reardon, Jean Ennis, and wishing reservations for the The St. Thomas' Seminary p.m. on Saturday. April 11, dent . of the Regis Guild, will luncheon call them at either whara caab talka present the author. Father Mc ARCHBISHOP'S GUILD ACTIVITY FR. 7-1062 or EA. 2-4610, on Auxiliary will sponsor its an at St. Vincent de Paul's Par 2141 So. Broadway ish Hall. 1175 S. Josephine Gloin. or before Friday, April 3. SHermaa 4-2754 nual card party and dessert luncheon to be held at 12:30 Street, Denver. Bus transpor Luncheon will be served at tation is available along Uni 2:30 p.m. Admission is $1 per Circle Gives Mum Plants to Ozanam Inn No Groups versity Boulevard, and by person and reservations will he tertained by Dorothy Cooper Bccaaia of loarinf prodoe- means of the Numlmr 5 route. accepted up to and -including (Archbishop's Guild, Denver) in the home of Mrs. Grace Pro- Tuesday, 7. lion coMf ll if no loDger poa- There is also plenty o( park Friday. April 3, by calling Key of Heaven Circle pre ceor April 6. Queen of Angels' Circle will tibia lo print large gronp pie- ing space available. RA. 2-0372. sented the Ozanam Inn with Blessed Maura Circle will Interest and support of the mum plants for the altar for meet in the home of Shirley meet in the home of Ruth Shea luret in Ike Denver Catholic Friday, April 3. R efiner. im work o f the St. Thomas' Semi Easter. Montgomery April 9. Memben nary Auxiliary will be grate St. Vincent's Aid\ Norris Hoskins will entertain will have a potluck supper with Barbara Danks will entertain fully appreciated. .Tickets at Immaculate Conception Circle their husbands April 12. St. Rose of Lima's Circle April SI each are available and will To Meet April 7| Friday. April 3. All members Louise Johnson will entertain 6. be delivered by any of the are asked to bring in returns Precious Blood Circle Saturday, Our Lady of Perpetual Help following members: St. Vincent's Aid Society wiU | for tbe style show. April 4. Circle will meet April 6 in the Mrs. Leon L ^ cb . 1450 Ah meet in the home of Mrs. Al-1 Holy Trinity Circle will meet St. Jude's Circle will be en- home of Mary Coursey. BAKERIES Won. FL, M 35«; Mrs. E. J. bert E. Seep. 11 h y Lane, on, St. Joseph’s Circle will meet Homo of Fine Patlries Fattor, 1300 Niagara. EA. 2- Tuesday, April 7, at 2 p.m. April 2 in tbe home of Helen FATHER SYRIRNEY TO SPEAK 86 So. Broadway CATERING BY DEE 5436: Mrs. Robert White, 4452 Ludwig. FASHIONS BY ERICA. INC. The members are reminded! 753 So. Uoivartity Quitman, GL.. M 438; Mrs. R. Alice Vltry will be the hoit- the Needlework Guild Drive i 1550 Colorado Bird. INVITATIONS BY HOUSE OF FLOWERS ess A btU 3 for Christ the King PHOTOGRAPHY BY AURORA PHOTOGRAPHERS J. Connor. 16M Fillmore. DE. for garments Is now in progress. 2410 East 3rd Ava. 3-6881; or Mrs. Bruce Molli- Tabernacle Society Set Circle. TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS BY AURORA TRAVEL The ingathering will be one son, 1255 Josephine, DE. 3- AGENCY week earlier this year, and 4946. FASHION SHOW ot 3:00 PiA. by ERICA, Inc. garmenta may be brought to For Meeting on Friday The Ideol Kefreshmeata — Special Awards the meeting. New donors are The Tabernacle Society will these items. It is the most im AVFD Community Hall 1400 DaUas St. Meet o f Q u e e n s badly needed for St. Vincent's meet in the home of Mrs. portant source of revenue for Aid. Donations may be either John J. Sullivan, 801 Race the Tabernacle Society. SHOES for NUNS Daughters Set money or two identical gar Street, Denver, on Friday, Th* Fimoui Dr. MUt Balancad Shoai ments for boys. April 3, at 2 p.m. The Rev. Welby Ceremony 4 greet many Auni are wearing The Queen's Daughters will Robert Syrianey, pastor of three tkoe* . . . You can pay meet Sunday afternoon. April Get-Acquainted Our Lady of Fatima Parish, more but you ran’i have e fiet- WE NEED USED PIANOS 5. at 3 o'clock in the home of Lakewood, vrill be tbe gueat ler shoe! ' Miss Loretto Longbran and Mrs. speaker. Mrs. Sullivan wlU ;B. Hesselbine, 1642 Fairfax Coffee Planned sing a group of songs. to Trade your old piano or ployer or grand on o new Street. Denver. THI At 9 a.m. Thursday. April 2. The old gold and silver 10% Discount FLAIR Assistant hostesses will be Nudi Spinet Piano or o new Admirol, Grundig or Pilot a get-acquainted coffee will be and cut glass drive is now In Katherine K enehan, Grace $17.95 Stereo. Best deol in town! held in (be EUquirc Theater for iKeuehan, Minnie Pavella, and progress and members are re Assistance League members and I Eulalia Baroch. minded to collect more of Problem Feet Are Espeeialty Welcome representatives of Ib^ organiza I The members who have not these items. Because o f the tions participating in “Tables 1 3 3 2 isent in their garments for the Free Consultation on Your Foot Problems Joe Onofrio, Broadway Extraordinaire. " the panorama rapid growth of the archdio {needlework guild are asked to of fashions in table settings, cese. the requests for vest bring them to the meeting Sun which is to be presented by the ments, altar vessels, and lin day. Assistance League of Denver ens f r o m t h e Mission Foot Aid Clinic April 21-22 in the Browm Palace Churches are greatly in “ W h y P a y Na> 7 Mothers’ Club West ballroom. Following the creased each year. Funds 718— 15»h Sr. TA. 5-5674 coffee hour an outstanding from the sale of the old gold (TridoBiArk) To Mark Anniversary Mail Orders Accepted E. Horton Kinsman, Owner Memben and guests of Rocky movie will be shown. collection are used to furnish Mountain Navy Mothers’ Club Wm. W. Myer Drug Stores 462 will observe the 16th anni AT Sr. FRANCIS' LIBRARY versary of the organization with Colorado Otened 5 (o r e t a luncheon and program at 1:30 16th & Clenarm p.m. Monday, April 6, at the Hawaii Slides to Feature SPECIAL! •S. Enflawood 800 Santa Fa Dr. Little Banquet Restaurant. Den 30 South Broadway ISih aod CaliforoiB ver. Petty Officer lat Class John Father Sebastian Grazl- Delicious, Tasty Curria & iS l/i Si. G Franks of the Denver Navy Re St. Joseph's Guild Meet ani. O.S.M., officiated at the{ i 3933 W. Colfax 17tb and Trameol cruiting Station will show the double-ring wedding ceremony jjl: The members of St. Joseph’s' mous vacationland. Tbe slides film Life Lines of Freedom, for Elizabeth A. Spano. daugh-!;j| Guild will meet this Saturday. will be presented by Miss Mar ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J .‘ ‘ SOUR CREAM April 4. at 2 p.m. in St. Francis garet M. Reinert, daughter of Spano of Denver, and Joseph A. de Sales' High School library, the sojourner. Talarico, son of Mr. and Mrs. It’s just wonderful for Denver. i It is believed the pictures will Anthony J. Talarico of Denver, Salads and Baked Potatoes. The amain attraction of thb be of . special interest |to mem in the A s su m p tio n Church, Call. . . . meeting will be the pictures o f bers of (he guild because the Welby. the new state of Hawaii taken Sisters of SI. Joseph of Caron- A reception was held at the^ij GL 5-4764 by Mrs. Daniel J. Reinert, a delet have two convents and guild member who recently re schools in (he 50th state. [Colorado Grange for family and' j' and our routeman will stop. turned from a (np to this fs-, Following the showing, re friends. I, Literary Award freshments will be served by The couple are residing in; .Mmes. Thomas Gleuon. Henry Denver where Mr. Talarico is ai j. ARVADA DAIRY Jacques. Sanford Lucy. Vincent music instructor at the Unico'|i|
McVeigh, and Daniel J. Reinert Accordion Studios. i L. tteet eeteteiS* •• YOUR PARISH ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING
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! PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED I FOR AND DELIVERED I Cvlfax Ik DewnIna Danvar ' KEytlon* A03I7 'ST. JOHN^S PARISH’ E. 7th AVE. A ELIZABETH SI. s SUNDAY MASSES ^ 6:00 - 7:30 • 9:00 * I0:80 • 12KI0 4 6:00 P.M. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 8:00 4 7:30 School Lunch Program S Rt. Rev. J. P. Mobak, Pastor School, Thornton, which was opened last September. The pro E. 7th and Elizabeth Si EA. 2-2026 gram is under the direction of Mrs. Albert Tomsic. shown at the left with Mrs. Eugene Garcia, one of the school mothers who assist in (he kitchen. Each child in the school is served every school day a balanced diet of hot food in tbe school dining room CAPITOL DRUG OLSON'S for 25 cents. Included in this is one-half pint of milk. n et • •ciL’itiHa 'The Federal supervisor of the hot lunch program recently H.Mr V IL MVi PuW visited Holy Cross School and gave Mrs. Tomsic high praise for Convenieal Drive*la Food Market the fine meals being served and for her excellent management Window Service Apprgcittlet Your Busines* of the school kitchen. Tbe parents of (he school children were p r b b o e u v e r y also commended for their interest in the government school E. 6th 4 Fillmore FR. 7-2741 3030 E. 6th EA. 2-1801 food program. FRANK MATHIS PTA Party to Benefit SHOP DRUGGIST All Soints Parish 7 g i»a 1*2 n. pni itFtfi au«iT S-A01V Completa Brentwood St. Catlierine's Nuns PreteripboD Service Awan tfore Owry CrMk Sank PhoDe* RA. 2-4685— 2-4886 | (St. Catherine's Parish. Denver) ROME—Here b the focal point of the PHgrimages . . ■ stantine, Colosseum. Temple o f Claudius, “ Domus Aurea” Where Floieeri Are I Golden House of Nero), Column of Trajan and Church of 6tl> Ave. at MarioB The PTA-sponsored sp rin g Rome, capital of Italy, site of The Vatican, major center OaarenfevA of history and culture. Arrangements will be requested in St. Peter in Chains. G & W HARDWARE card party; for the beneRt of the advance for a Papal audience for each tour and, if pos Another full day of sightseeing while in Rome will take Sisters of St. Joseph of Caron- sible. one will be obtained. you to Piazza Venezia. Via dei Fori Imperiali, Roman POWER MOWER A full-day program has been arranged which will include Forum. Palatine Hill and Capitoline Hill in the m om ii«. 'St. Vincent de Poul's Parish' delet who leach in (he school, and to Mamertine' Prbon. Theatre of Marcellos, site of so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. 8 E. ARIZONA Sttlps A Serrire Vatican City's collections of art. including the Sculpture will be held Friday, April 17. in Temple of Aesculapius and Cestius Bridge. Arch o f Janus, O n AU Wnfce* Museum, Picture and Tapestry Galleries. Candlestick Gal = SUNDAY MASSES = the cafeteria at 8 pm. lery. Sbtine Chapel. Raphael Stanzas and Loggias. Basilica Circus of Maximus. Pyramid of Caius Cestius. Basilica of 6:46, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:16 of Santa Mana Maggiore. Piazza Vittoria with the Roman St. Paul’s Outside tbe Wstls and Janiculum Hill. Lawn .'irrd and Fertilizer A polio clinic will he held Confessions: Saturdays 3 ;S0 to 6:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Water Resenoir, New Appian Way. Tomb of Cecilia Ample free time will be provided in Rome for individ Rt. Rev. Hsem. EnoBNi A. O'Suluvan, Pastor 19-59 F'ishing License* in the school meeting room Metella, Catacombs, St. Sebastian Gateway, Arch of Con ual activity. 2385 E. Arizona SP. 7-4813 \nd Fiaii Bait Monday, April 6. from 7 to 9 p m • Now Available j \ special Summer Pilgrimajfc to Rome, Lourdes. Paray-le-Monial, Shrine of Free Pickup
Surplus Property i^idso-dudw im ds. To Institutions 'Popeye' Takes Back Seat to Recording Catbotk< W ^ ■?_ VbocpiuU ^ ^ ^ A ^ 1 _ and acbools W I • i B y C . J. Z e c h a on Sunday." on Sunday. April 5, isaa vtntori wUh lobtrt N**lea, not in Colorado sharrd In wme u food oi ItM VUn with ChorlM We did not believe it, but.« 8 3° p A p p e a ri« on the Laufhloa (4ii IN NAKB ONLY. B. $4,000,000 worth of federal lur- C«rr Grant, K ir VnnrU. Ciroli plu* propert.v distributed dur- it happened. Two five-year-;P*«‘ H‘ckish LMBbird (4); SUBMAKINR PATROL. A-l fSt; KLLCBY QUEEN. MASTER in f 1058 by the Colorado Sur old «ts were p U ^ in U t Ro^ ^ S . ’ no^ DETECTIVE. A-S tHi; P U B L IC plus Properly Agency. of a phonograph >^^»^p,trick, and Uoyd Glasier. The OPINION. A-S, coulda'l b i duUir iISj. The aiency has operated as time of the day wWn P o ^ , WIONtSDAY, APRIL I put on the program LOVE tS ON THE AIR. A.| l4i. an independent body since 1945 Zorro. and Huckleberry Hound was made u a result of a sug SAINT IN NEW YORK. A4 «4i; JOAN under executive orter of the o r PARIS. B, Hkbclt Horata i4>; are seen on television. The Cat gestion by Honiignor John B. governor. The Colorado House MONKEY BUSINESS, A-l. thb Mini echetical Guild's Ulking -book Cavanagb, managing director of Brothin nim m*dt In ISfl U oat o{ of Representatives is now con recording of “The Story of Ber Ibtlr b«
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| : Newman Club I# S c h o j o L At Fort Collins TI& w a . Elects Officers DISCUSSION ON TEEN-AGE DRIVING New officers of the Newman^ Cathedral PTA Schedules Club at Colorado State Univer sity, Fort Collins, were installed Sunday by F a t h e r Charles Traffic Safety Program Brown, d u b chaplain. The new »re Mtry Louije Helm, Donn* KeDfietd, officers are: Ken Bueche. F «t The PTA of Cathedral High man. Mrs. A. F. Kobles: and the N uns fo r Q U Oy. ,nd Cerr* Lee Rumussen Collins, president: Patricia Swi- School. Denver, will meet Mon second reading and final vote As Mother Mary Rhodes, Mary Louise represents the begin gert, Denver, vice president: day, April 6, at 8 p.m. in Oscar regarding the permanent sepa Bernice D'Ambrosia, Aurora, nings of the Sisters of Loretto in Kentucky. G em Lee wears the Malo Hall. The program chair ration of (he Cathedra) PTA in secretary; Louis Robinson, Fort garb worn by the sisters until 1009. Donna, in the center, models man. Joe Huggins, will present to two PTAs, grade and high Collins, treuurer: and Mary the veil worn by the sisters since 1052. the PTA safety chairman, Cap school. Jean Ciruli, Boone, historian. tain Clifford Stanley, who. Scene From Ploy 'DREAM OF EMPIRE' Father Brown briefly de through the courtesy of the To Be Presertted scribed the significance and Traffic Safety Division of the Following the business meet duties of each officer before Denver Police Department, will ing and preceding the main Freshman Girls Present presenting him with a pin and present a program on traffic program of the evening, a short j ribbon, the symbol of office. safely. scene from (he senior class play. II [The officers in turn pledged to With the majority of the high The Man Who Came to Dmser, I uphold and carry out their re- school parents faced with many written by Moss Hsrt and Play at Holy Family High .sponsibilities to the Newman lu^n-gge driving problems, this George S. Kauffman, will be movement in general and to the [program should be of great help presented by several senior stu (Roly Family Migh School. (as. Donna Kenfield. Donna;club in particular. to them and any special ques dents under the direction of Denver) Tucker. Diane Moser, Judy and Following the ceremony. Mr. tions, they might have will be Miss Helen Barrack, drama Joyce Hawkins, Bernice Milano, Bueche was presented t new answered following the program. Girls in the freshman speech coach. 'D ...... Pl»yinB ‘Ibei This original two-act muiical comedy will be pre- Pat Martetli. Gerra Lee Ras gavel by the out-going president. class presented Dream of Em The business for tbe evening The play will be presented DOOITI lO W n I iin C ip Q t S p r in c ip a l!s e n te d at the City Auditorium on April 17 and mussen. Carol Berg. Janice Ho- Vic Baniak. Mr. Bueche pre wHl consist mainly of the pre pire. a play depicting episodes April 10 and 11 in Oscar roles in Loretto Heigbu Star Nights production,! 18. Reserve seat tickets are now on ule at rendeck, and Eleanor Rubner. sided over the remainder of the senting of the slate of officers in the early history of Ute Sis Malo Hall. The tickets are Boom Town, are Margene Ely u Nancy, Gino I Loretto Heights, or reservations may be made meeting, and a new year of for the coming year by the ters of Loretto and particularly The announcer was Joan 90 cents and the proceeds are Leonetti as Bart, and Mary Ann Downs as Penny.| by calling WEst 6-3423. their arrival in Denver. Kummet and the choral speak Catholic Action at C.S.U. was nominating committee chair- to be used (or new lighting ing choir included Eileen Byers, begun. equipment for the stage. The cast included Mary Louise ORIGINAL MUSICAL COMEDY Mary A n n ' Byers, Shirley Bar- Beginning Sunday, April 5. 2 Denver CciJIegfians Traveling Boke Sale Helm. Chetyl Pace, Nancy Hein DOUBLE-BREASTED tie, Michaela CJhristie, Carolyn Father Brown will conduct a On Dean’s Honor List rich, Phyllis Oliver, Kathi Maes- Containers Discussed Frigon, Mary Alice Scheitler, series of talks and discussions Two Denver students attend Among the items of business SUITS M A O i INTO Kathy Woertman. Kathy Costi- on Catholic ethics at the weekly ing Marquette Univenity in Mil disussed at the council meeting Heights Sets 'Boom Town' gan. Sharon Stodden. Sally meetings. A Communion break- waukee were on the dean's March 30 in the home of Mrs. SINGLE-BREASTED The Knights of Columbus Steinmetz, Eileen Windhoiz,!fast is scheduled for April 12 honor list for tbe first semester Louis Cribari was the difficulty • SatOJaction • Mall Ordart 6uarant*«d Acewted Jban Kummet. and Lois Sanaa. following the 8:30 o'clock Mass of the current academic year. encountered by the ways and As Centennial Production CLIANERS Announces Insurance for Sister Marie Catherine directed in St. Joseph's Church. They are Phyllis Stickael. a means chairman. Mn. Joseph La- AND TAILORS the ^lay. A good representation of the senior in the liberal arts college. WALKER the Entire Family Fteur. in contacting several of Loretto Heights College will Mary Jo Callett of Loretto SIT i4(K St. KE. a-ms Best actress awards were Hewman Club is expected and Margaret Speas. a junior in the parish chairmen to collect salute the Colorado "Rush to Heights. rt*a*onaM|i RHred given as follows: First. Nancy'^° attend the Intermountain the college of journalism. Both the donation containers used in the Rockies" Centennial celebra Provocative song titles punc- L— Heinrich as Mother Bridget; I “ ^ yom students maintained an A aver the traveling bake sale. tion with the presentation of an tuate the entire show. "W e're I age for the semester. second, Diane Moser as Sister *'*^ University Apnl 17-19. A meeting will be held Fri original musical comedy, Boom Hard Rock Miners," "Denver," | Ann Joseph: and third. Donna! day, April 3. at 10 a.m. in tbe "Love Is Not (or Me." "Boom' Tucker as Mother Madalene. home o( Mrs. LaFleur for the is the creative effort of two Town." "1 Could Just Die,". Principal at Meeting Spelldown Is Scheduled purpose of opening the contain Denverites, Max DiJuIio of the “Someone Like You.” "The Sister Mary Elizabeth, princi ers on hand and checking the Loretto Heights music depart Fastest Gun in the West." and A Fully Rounded Circle pal, left Sunday. March 20. for amounts received.. ment and Barry Lorie, public re "Colorado" are samples of what of Low Cost lif e Insur a meeting of the National Cath April 5 at St. Vincent's Any chairman who baa not lations man. The show, which the production has in store (or ance Plans. reported ia asked to contact olic Educational association in The all-parochial Colorado- sisting of songs by SL Vincent features the best of Loretto's its audience. Nr R|{ l«f*rMHw. C«tl Atlantic City. She will attend Mrs. LaFleur. DE. 34240 by the singing and dancing talenL is TOM WAl.KKK PIANOS Wyoming apelldowD will be de Paul's eighth graders and Reserve seat tickets are now TkMM J. M il*. fL S-4S45 this meet throughout Easter held at SL Vincent de Paul's end of the week, as she hopes under the direction of Dr, Earl on sale at Loretto Heights, or Kintaik 3«i«n*>. aanw, («
lOSWOKTH, SUtllVAN h CO., INC. chapter. The students took part in Future projects include mak- IHlarried Couples OM SsrmiMnlh St.. 3, Celersds Honor Sociaty I various Junior Red Cross ac- ing May baskets and candy cups. Uvities in March. In addition to this, a party will Mm » Mnd m» your cvneal weowedetieei fee Msnklpoi Accepts 13 Dfscussion Officers of St. Joseph's JRC be given at an orphanage. Plan Imd hnMhMAM, Thirteen seniors have been admitted to the National Honor No Society according to Sister Jean At Regis College Fonlbonne, principal. Elected Addroo- recently by faculty members for A panel of married couples C)y_ __Zo/w.. qualities of leadership, service, will discuss "Marriage Is and character were Gerrie Gra-i S lefo. Lived From Day to Day" be bow. Marla Kay Artzer. Tora| fore a 'Christian Marriage" McGonigle, Anne McGill. Ray [ JBGS’trm rrM g Schramm, Fred Martin. Sandy class at Regis College, Den c o , j .'v c * Maier, Paul Vranesie, Garvin ver. Wednesday. April 8. Hoefler, Ann Batt. Mary Kay 640-17*Si, W -4-4241 CHoffyCreoLDU Will Tlie discussion, starting at Walsh, Betty Thompson, and; 7 p.m.. is open to the public Mariea McKee. , \ withoui charge, it will be held in Room 7. Loyola Hall, on the R eps campus at W. 50(h and • AlolicoHinitri Oa*k ST. JOSEPH'S MILITARY ACADEMY Lowell Boulevard. Taking part in the special discussion will be Mr. and YOU OET Oi* aotieftoSy *4v*rtl»*d StaAO Cola Partobtf. Prttaola*^ H.AYS, KANSAS wriltn Kk* ItyneWt and Ktnnalk langhacl cSeaaa .Mrs. A1 Riede and Mr. and Cal* abe** aN atka> paneWn aaly bacsiM* Cata k « aV Ito Mrs. Earl Reum. faal*ia» *ay dantaad >* a typawrUar. The last in the current BOARDING SCHOOL series of special leAures will YOU O R AT NO ADDITIONAL C O R . . . Conducted by the Capuchin be presented in May. The rm tl A baaotlM r»a drawar. Cala $
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By Hank R o iiu Coach Guy Gibbs' Regis High School thinclads. who opened their track and field season yesterday in a triangular meet with Mapleton and Jefferson High Schooli, have two more Diamond Clubs Open Play outings scheduled within the next seven days. They will As travel to Westminster High School for a dual meet rriday. April S. and will entertain the Arvada Redskins in a dual St. Peter's Quint, Greeley, meet op the Regis oval Wednesday, April 6. DOUBLEHEADER o o w Regis College's (reshman-slndded baseball squad under |Wins Tourney at Boulder the directien of coach Harvey Moore opens play with four St. Peter's A and B buket Although the St. Peter B games lo the next seven days. The Rangers will meet Colo ACTION ON TWO ball teama o f Greeley climaxed team bowed to Sacred Heart rado Mines on the Golden field at 3 pjn. Friday, April 3, and a succetaful season Saturday, School of Boulder, 28-25, in the at 13:39 pjn. for a doubleheader April 4. The Denver Uni March 21, when they receiv^ opening game of the tourney, versity Pioneers will provide the opposition at 3 p.m. Tues trophies at the Boulder High tbe losera were awarded the day, April 7, at City Park. FRONTS SUNDAY School gym at the fin t North Northern Colorado Parochial WWW Central Parochial League Tour League trophy for a ebampion- Some of (be major leaguea' top outfielden and sluggers By PniL R n m nament. ibip 4-2 league record. Tbe will be cavorting in the far green pastures of Bears Stadium After e narrow, 10-19, victory traveling trophy will become a Sunday afternoon. A p ^ 9, when the Cleveland Indians en The Regis Raiders and the Cathedral Blue over S t John tbe Evangelist's permanent fixture in the school counter the San I'rancisco Giants. Jays are co-favorites this year in the battle for the of Denver the Blue Devils from that wins it three years in Minnie Minoso, Jim Piersall. and Rocky Colavito will Denver Parochial Baseball League crown. The first Greeley inarched to a 29-11 win league play. man the garden chores for the American Leagners with pos over the Sacred Heart School All-tournament lefectiODS sible help from former Colorado University football atar lea^e games wilU»-phiyed Sunday, April 5. The Cougars and the championship from St. Peter's School were Carroll Hardy. For the Giants. Willie Mays, considered by circuit will agaiirw an eight-team league, with St. o f ^ e tournament. Tbe Greeley Steve Davis and Jackie Steele many experts to be the top player in the majors today, will Mary’s of Colorado Springs, a competitor in foot squad ended the league sched in the A competition. Billy be on duty. ule with a 3-3 record in A com Stolte was named all-tourney se WWW ball and basketball, not fielding a team in the petition. lection in the B division. The Bean currently are conducting a contest to choose diamond sport. two batboys and a ballboy for the 1990 home season. The closing entry date for the contest is April 11. Entrants must Holy Family and Mt. Carmel High Schools meet in the season opener at be between the ages of 13 and 17. Further details can be ob leading pitcher. Dan Fok, Rich tained from Lee Fisher at the Bean Stadium office. the Fifth and Federal Field at 1 p.m. Neither team ia expected Kaberkorn, and Bob Daugherty WWW to be in the tiUe picture, but tbe are also in the running An in-and-out weave has been the eye-catching feature Eagles are definite contenders The title favorites play at of the game of fiod-tbe-coacb in the Regis College basketball for the first division. City Park. In the 1 o'dock piclore. Three of the rumored possiblUtiea— Dick Eicber, gam e defending champion Paced by the verulile Ron former Central Banker star; Jim Gibbons, assistant to Johnny Regis will play the Annunc^- CaroUo. who will be either on Jordan at Notre Dame; and Tberon Thomsen, resigned tioa Cardinals. It Is hard to (he mound or at Tint baM. Mt. Creighton Univenity coach after seven yean at the Omaha see how anyone is going U Carmel rates a alight nod in helm—have declined to submit applications. stay close to the Raiders for this one. Tom Schmoeger and Applications will be accepted until the fint meeting of long. George Cattermole snd Joel St. Germaine are other the screening committee April 10. Other names that have v ie Artese sre hsek to handle mound candidates. Bob Sauer been mentioned are Joe Hall. Harvey Moore's assistant, and tbe hill chores. and Mike Campell will handle FOR THE SAFETY OF YOUR GOODS Bobby Wallace. Bobby was a teammate o f Moore on the great In last season's title drive the catching chores. USE JOHNSON SERVICE ON EVERY MOVE Ranger squad of 1046-40 that captured second place in the Cattermole chalked up six wins, AGENTS FOK UNITED VAN UNE5. INC V eteran Anthony RIzzuto national NAIA tournament under Larry Vamell. Wallace and Artese notched the other I -MOVING WITH CAKE EVERVWHEKE” leads a list of five candidates in 221 Brosdwsy D s u v f. Colorado went on to atar in AAU ball and with the Phillips Sixty-sixers. in a 13-strikeout performance the batUe for outfield posts and He now works for the Phillips organization. against St- Joseph's Bulldogs. appears a cinch to open In cen Gene Blish, Larry Griffin, and ter against Holy Family. Rusty John Sunkel will handle the Tourney, League Champs ONE PICKUP FOR DIRECT SERVICE Paris!, Anthony Baldi, Stan La- slants of the two lefthanders. ketball teams ^rom SI. Peter’s .School in Greeley. Tbe A team mirato, and catcher candidate in the top photo won the Northern Colorado Parochial League Campbell are also fighting for Don McHugh. Don Glinsky, TO BOTH COASTS Rich Rudolph, and John Stein- Inviutional Tournament in the Boulder High School gym. The BOWLERS ....* first-string berths. brunner round out tbe cham B team in tbe bottom picture lost in the tourney but won the The infield will include Phil pions' infield. Bob Austin and league championship. For your banquet pleasure...... Rossi, a freshman, at first, vet Guy Rudolph will team with one Tbe A picture shows from left, front row, Jackie Steele Allow us to set your tables for a strike in both eran Don Bruno at second. Bob I m #/ycr cAXR/iKl of several newcomers in the and Lupe Carbajal; second row, Mike Deuteber, Tom Feldhaus, Salvato at short, and Don Baldi service and excellent fo o d ...... outfield. The Raiders arc again and Tim McCarthy; back row, Robert Schreiner, coach; Steve at third. the team to beat. Davis, Walter Arend, captain; and Sister Mary Jude, principal. Don’t throw a spUt by sacrificing class and quality. Holy Family has only six re Cordinoli fo Field The B team includes front row, from left. Billy Stolte, Fred turning lettermen. Carl Weak- Schulte, and Dennis McCarthy; second row, Greg Beck, Pat Denver-Chicogo Trucking Co.. Inc. iand. a senior who taw limited Young Team DINNERS FROM $2.50 UP McMahon, and Lupe Carbajal, captain, back row. Roy Dil^ver 4.5lh & Jarkm m D rr n r r l>U. tt-1.567 action, and Larry Webb, a jun Their opening-day opponents, " oTkiT ior, will have to come through the AnnunVialion Cardinals, ar^ on tbe hill if the Tigers are to young team with only six make a good showing. Ralph lettermen. Senior John Comp Carlino, Jim Davies, and Pat ton is the No. 1 pitcher. Larry Mawe are the backstop candi Rodriquez and Jerry Mares are dates. also candidates. Rich Feeley will Juniors Ed B hnd and Hark do the backstopping. O'Brien and one -of several Charles McCarihy at first and lAJ£ s h i r e n n other candidates will be in the Jo« Chavez at second are the opening day lineup In the out only lettermen in the infield. field for the Bengals. The in- 3333 So. Colorado Blvd. SK. 6-3661 Others trying for a berth are YOUR 'PARISH' SERVICE STATION ! field is one of Cosch Marty Mar- Leonard Hermoaillo, Larry Cha 'telli's biggest problems. Bemie vez, Carl Crabal, Walt Ander Dmers’ Club and American Express Credit Cards Htrt it 0 helpful directory. Look for the listing of your Accepted ' Lebnen will be tested st fint, son, Joe Mares, and Jerry Mares, ST. DOMINIC ST. Joseph and Bob ChrisUe will handle neorby "parish" service stotien. Its friendly operator who is also a pitcher candidate. is asking this speciol meons to invite your petronogc. MEMBERSHIP NOT REQUIRED shortstop duties. Five others Del Russell leads a list of HAL HUDSON are fighting it out for tbe other outfield contenders. Eddie ViL You'll find that this extra friendliness is motched with infield berths. dez, Rich Trujillo, and Larry cheerful service and expert attention for your cor. He's St. Francis' and St. Joseph's 2 4 H R. Arroya are also in the running. ready to serve you with gas ond oil, tires, batteries, I wiNivttao)t I meet in tbe second game at First baseman McCarthy may lubrication and other convenient services. By "pulling the Federal field. Two years also see outfield duty. in" et his station regularly, you will reciproeote his Williams Nash, Inc. ago the Gremlins won the Cathedral will receive a Zion'i Skelly Service friendliness and get the best in service. i title; last year they were un- stem test on opening day HOOD TIRES I able to win a game. This time from the .Mullen MosUngs, • •AIMIHD « P18I IM AIi ST. VINCENT de PAUL O BATtlOfIt out Coach Wendy Strohauer — BATTERIES — ST. PATRICK • «fam wsKtf 0 who still have Ed Turner IEML tiBII Authorized Sales & Service will have possibly the young Accessories «88 around lo do the pitching. FT. LOGAN LEEXi£l§ est team in the league, and it Siiim A Smm Mullen Coach John Barone is Expert Lubricaiion Virginia Carter Service fUNHINp A TllPt*IN AilfSHt Expert Mechanical Work-.All .Makes should finish at leut a couple optimistic abont his team's td E. G*ll««ntr. OttrelW Madarn Svi> tuna-Ua Equ lament DON'T PiVC TOm CAI GL. 5-9702 l« f WMICNP ttVSH of notches higher than In '58. chances. Joe Rhone. Mike Matar Tune Ua-lrakn Ceme'e'l Siekt i»nk» rnn n m t «Ctv» t Fret Fick.aa X [MiiM'y Scheduled starting time Is MuUin, Cary Erker, and Tom 40M W. 32nd Ave. end Mvfflar Snrvke 10 0 KAUaaATM MA > « 1| 2030 S. U niversity ■vtrilnu« 4-2781 3 p.m. W< C«M SAN Cr*m SUmiw CARTIK OAS A OILS Ilnnslngcr comprise an all- Oven t dare • watk Etie's Texaco George Kerin and Joe De MAin 3-5314 senior infield. Virginia & Vine PE. 3-7912 ST. FRANCIS mers. seniors, and Bill BrioU Service Jim Carroll. Bruce Egloff. and ST. PHILOMENA Tax Ella and Ray Libonati. junlon. are Ron Gerber will be in the out OrlS^I E Unit to Hear Hun JKKRY BRIvElV fU iquiSAoint 9n. fiaoL F lo r is t At Mother of God 1004 ir>ih St. (Mother of GihI Psriib. ZCOMUND RATAUTAL n . 114S quifrniilrm HlahHIJh MM*Maaa winwill orbe o offered it v c t q ;'Catherine's k A(nf rme » vChurch nwrvM intviinInlcrmem Ml (lircwtkl, 71. of 4«T PennaylvanU Denver) ' MAIn 3.2279 e n o iu tif Street. Me » * rna the hut- Friday. April 1. at 0- a.m. In St. Olivet. Boulevard . Morlutrv...... Street. Denver, was offered April I hind nf Mirti nm uUl. Requlein [>omlnk'9 Church. Intemtnt Ml. IT H IL THOMPSON, *2. PSP S In SI. Joseph's Polish Church. Inter Sister Marie Therese froin the lllfh Mu* u balni offered Thun- Olivet Boulevard Mortuary. University Roulavard. SIT* waa tha ment was In Mt. Olivet. Dominican Sisten of the Sick diy, April }, it 1 10 i.tn. In Holy MAI t. HAM. n , 3SOO Federal mother of Sihal Porter. Denver, OLaewakl died March 28 o f a heart nhou Chutrh. Inlermtnl Ml. Ollvel. Boulevard. She «ai the mother of urin dm other o f Mra. William G illa c k In hla home Poor will show a film and speak Boulevard Mortuary. tlewellyn (Lewi Hamj irandmolher Zook: also survived by iwe (reet- B om Jan. 21. 1881, In Q evaland, on the work of the order at SPECiALIZING o f Mra. Boadtth AM ; alao lurvivod aranilcliUdrea. Requiem HUh Maaa GltewaU moved to Denver with hit PITIR MAJART, M. A lt ('ormia by four mal-craodchlldrao. The waa offa red Marclt 38 In St. Vin perenta In 1898. He waa m ani^ to the Altar and Rosary Society In Charch Stained Glau .SlroeL Horwa* the ton of Mr. and Rotary wlQ be recited Tburaday. cent dr Paul's CHurch. Intcrmcnl the former Mary Kolowtkl Auf. ll. meeting Wednesday, April 8. Mn. Jotcph Haiart. brethtr of ML Olival. Boulevard Mortuary. ORIGINAL DESIGNS Krank and Helen Hajaii; frandton A pril i, at t:M p.m . In the Boule IP ll, In SL Joteph'a PoUah Church. vard Mortuary Cbapel. N. Speer atapei Mra. G liew ikl died March 30, IPM. Luncheon wijl be served at of Calberlac Hajtrt. The Rotary will JOSfPH WANCZYK, SI. 127 Btetl lEFkltt be recited Thurtday. April I. at Federal- Reaulen Huh M a« will be Street. He waa the father of John A retired carpenter, Gtaeu^l waa 12:30 p.m. in the church baae- offered A pril 1. at P a m. a membtr of the Polish Notional Al CompklP Oltts a eitzing T W p.m. Id the Boulevard Mortuary offered FrlW . April 1. at P am. and Cbarica Wanttyk. Denver; ton raeut followed by the recitation Chapel. H Speer at Federal. Re- In St. DIubeth'i Church, toterment of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wanctyk: liance, Lodge No. ISA 'Buy icith nbtoluM contiinteo— Ml. Oltvet. Boulevard Mortuary. brother of Mkbael, Edward, and He It turrlved by hit daufbter, of tbe Roeary at 1:10 p.m. and Buy W aw n Class'— MABLI M. PTBiRS. « . »M Znnl John Wanctyk. Denver Requiem Mrs Roee Veloain; a franddauchler, the meeting and program at Catabbslwd 1PI3 Street. She area the mother of Alva Hlfh Maas waa offered March 31 In Gloria Voloain; hit mother, Mrs. A . Jamei M., Roy F.. and Theodore St. Joteph'a Redemptoiial Church. FraDcee Ctaewakl; two birothera, Vic 1:30 p.m. All women of the par r . Sleera of Denver; alater of Mrs. Intermtot Ml. Ollvel Boulevard tor and Joeepta CUewaU, all of Don ish are invited. WESTERN GLASS CO. Minnie Nelson, Love* Park. HI; Mortuary. ver: two iliten. Verona Glseerakl of Memben of the Altar and Oscar Laraen. Rockford. tU.; aod ORACS M. R 088I, TP. MSS Clia Denver and Mrs. Martha Wanlnger of 24 W. 8th Ave. TA. M 189 Walur Pfund. Oak Park. III.; also Court. She was ibe mother of Guy. Lynwood. Calif. Boulevard Mortuary Rotary Society will receive survived by nine grandchildren and Frank. Dan. and John RomI, Mra M A R S A R IT F. NIUMANN Communion corporately in tbe Denver 4, Colorado three freet-frand^lldian. Requiem Charics Luccl, and Mrs. Fred Fer Requiem Hlfh Maas tor Mia. Mar. Hlph Maas waa offered March 30 In n iL all of Denver; alao survived by ' l F. Neumann. 71, o f IH d W. 8:30 a.m. Maaa Sunday. April S. St Domlalc'a Church. Inlcrm cnl Mt. 18 fiandchlldren and one freal Avenue, waa offered March SI Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T. Isenbsrt Olivet. Boulevard Mortuary. frandehlld. Requiem High Maaa was E I Dominick Church,-Denver. In- SW.y.tH) io the “ Miijic” word R , ^ 2 CAFT. CHARLIS R. MALLOY, K, offered March 31 In S( Catherine's lermcnl waa In Mt. Olivet. I'SAF HtiBlItoa field, CaUf. He was C bn R h . Inlarment Mt. Olivet. Boule Mra. Neumann died March n In St THIRD GEHERATION TO DO SO the fAber of Jean, son of AUeen vard Mortuary. Joeeph 'i Hospital after an Ulneaa o f Malloy, Aurora; brother of Soaepb HgLfN MATHISON MINNItt, several nwnthe. Malloy. Denver; graadaoa of Aniu 2080 S. HIsb Street. She was the Bom In Denver Nov. IP. lOS, Mrs. Myen. n . Dedse. U. Requjra Man mother of Mra. Harold McCurdy Neumann waa a cradnate of West Pair From Holy Family in Becouse Each Life waa offered March 28 la FlUsimoD* and WUUam H. Matheten. both af Klfb SeboM. She w m the daughter Hotpi^ Chapel. Boulevard Mortu- Denver: akter of Dla Xalleneyn, of the late Dan Ford, a Denver fire try . Fred Bymea, and Gertrude Bynna. captain for 3P yoara. Twa aMOMla— faR pvrcvMMo — Waidoe f«JI e r t i* • at Is NOT the SAME ! I W INIFRID F. SCH W SiegR. 72. ■U of Dvnvtr; Lula Berkbeuls. Wsl Mra. Neumann waa chef at the Will Mark 50th Jubilee Ub erwm »«7 Bryant Sirael She waa the •rtown. S. Dok., and Kcnry Byrnes, Breakfast Shop, form erly locatiad at «b«H. maata box, Bawmlka mether of Mr*. France«__Bla^hall; Houston, Tax.; also aurvlvad by 17th aod Broanway, for a number M tandmolher ol Frank. Kalb/., and threa grutdebUdran. Boulavard Mor yenra before her retirement five pbocrving golden weddiag in- North Platte. Neb., io 1889. and L«wr«y oShr* aa well* tuary yoara ago. She waa a member of the Ceorft Blackball. Requiem High niveraanes seems to be a com-,Mra. iMOhart was bom in New Y « « r « U I p n a a K Mcas waa offered March 30 In St. LAURA MAROUIRITg KOLO- LAdlea’ Auxiliary of tbe Woodman of -• • - • * ' AS. ACHESKI, 32, 2823 N awien. Sbe was tba W oKd. mon occurence for the Clyde T.'York City the same year. Che wift of Canrfa J. Kolochttkl; Survtvtng are a daughter, Mn. Isenharta of 4902 W. 34th Ave-' After attending schools in Joe Ooofrio Music Co- .mother of Mrs. Irene R. Wright of Katherlae O'ConDtU: three atitera, nue, Dentfer. North Platte. Mr. laenhart came 1232 Iraadway CH. 4^435* .Aurora; and LawU C. KoloMMSkl. Hrt, Grace Cady of Donver, Mrs. Opiia MeMay an* FrUay tvamnga I Mootrote; dauahtar of Mrs. Oraea Msymt Brodln of Loa Angeica, Calif., to Denver in 1905. He began In 1909 Mr. and Mrs. laenhart MU l u S S il-- s‘??i.1 '1 b.‘V.r.i^- her huat-nd. nieces «id nepbews. UO %0. GCAUMCN STtCCT. CHICAGO. IlL of Pablo Baca; mother of Bealrtce. grandebUdren OUnger Hortuary. DSMd T. riarugan, have been Mary Lou. Shlrlet Ann. and Jerry ■ ■ Baca; daughter of Hogello Solano, > aiater of Eddla. Lm . Chartet. David, On APRIL 5 and Anaalacto Solano Requiem High Maaa waa o ffered March 30 In St C ajrtan’a Church. In le m e n l Ml Olivet. Trevino Mortuary. LUCY SOLANO 8 L IA , 24 , 3133 La First Communion Set fayette Street. She waa Iha mother, of Rookie. Claude, and Richard Blea, daughter of Rogelln Solano,I aiater of U dit, Leo. Charlet, David,] and Anaataclo Solano, Requiem For Class in Brighton m i High Maaa waa offered March 30 In St. Cajetan't Church. Intermenl | Brighton. — ist. Augustine'slE'”* Romero, June Roakop, Glertal Mt. Ollvel. Trevino Mortuarv Panvh .JOHN...... EDWARD.. ... lA N...... S IP T , l2Sa.... ‘ 'nah)-A clasa of boy* .ndi^'rorRiX'’^ & ^ c k , du„.' S. TennyMS Sliwvt. Infant. Intermenl girls of Ihe parish will make Seek, Judy .^laneroa. Margarot SallM. i was m Mt. Olivet March 2a. Trevln* th»ir Fir*l rfimmiininn nn «iin |Th«reaa Sheppard, Lucy Sena, Anwo, Mortuarv t-Ommumon on aUll-|s,u,jiu,_ Charlea Sent. John Suppet. P n lr il HARRIET HOOVER, Elbert She dsy. Apnl 5. in the 8 o'clock' Unda Sandoval. Diana Salatar. Pump was the slater of Raymond Hoover. Xlatt Lillian Sena, Ann Starbuek, Chris-. Garland Hoover, and Mr* Flora Une Sotelo, Jane Sayer. Delorea Rhudy. aU of Dbert. Requiem Mas* At 3 p m . On the same day Slone, Georgte Lee Stone. Maset San- dovtl, Letlle Troatel. Carol Trujillo. S^rt'Su^h."^?^^’* ■“ of the First Com- Bobby Valenruela. Patsy Vlalpande, J U D Y OAYLE wRioHT. too Parti I mumon class will be enroDed Terrance windboli. Dealte Welhlng. She waa the daufhter of Sit. and the Iteannlar at a tnM-ial ton. and Denol* Zunica Mra John wrtahi; slater of Rindi'*" papular at a speaal Irene, granddaufhter of George Kol-[Ceremony. A l r o r SOCiery ochetkl and the lale Merguertte Kol.) „ _u _ r .u . To FlecP Officer* ocheakl, Denver, end Mr and Mr. .Members of the class are: CieCT VTTicer* U O. Wright. CUbert, U . great- thrUUne Up. John Romero Daniel The Altar and Rnssry Society BUSTER BROWN SHOES 7?? Kiidsistner. Oregory will meet Thursday, April 9 MCL4r9He BAAAJt, itJIvlor. DftVld f'lPml Ann > .1 I- a. ■ 41 AAADV ftAuc It , ^ 24*ller. Johtt KrnjAnd^t,'.SofTM Je»n ® P*^* *‘hurch hall *1. ™**. •'“ T'ba, Kaihv .sioeckiine. Mike Und- FJpction of officers Will be held Ready to romp on into Summer . . . strong, M ^ " '« d ‘’^ra*‘ 'Ro'’b.rt‘‘*';?'''Roh:' T ' Taikingion. -fhe CCD executive board will Hater of Marticia H and Paula , 7*"' mn.l Tuesdav evemne Aonl 7 Rohe; halfiliter of Jark and David Romero. Daniel Monioya, luesoay evrmnK. April < Grlflnger; granddaughter of Grace ^^ed Tenono. Raymond WUUam al 8 n clock in the school build- flexible shoes that fit so neatly, feel so comfy! E. Huilon. Denver Requiem Mat. ?*"'"■ Cru'- me waa offered March 31 In SI Vlneenl *'*' N»hclnl, Mike Goebel. Pal»y Ui- ‘"e ______de Paul's Oiureh, Howard Mortuary err®. . . Wide variety of styles.! JOHN J. BYERS FImllle Aragon. Fella Aragon. ' Requiem High Maaa lor Jnhn J Randv Dimiaoa. Tom Damlana. Bven, Sr, 73. of 3131 W. llrd Ave- Bennr Aragon. Reger Aragon. Riv- nue. waa offered March 30 in M mond Marque:. Fred Vigil. Joann HEAR T'STRAP in black palonl nr while calf Dom tnk'a Cburch, IVenver Roybal, Mina Miller. Joaephine Jara- Byera died March 24 in Merev mlJlo, David Romero, Sues A to 8: B in D . . . 6.50 Annie Galtan. Margie heni. Roar A lifelong realdeni of Denver, mirv Moreno. Diene SaniKteven. Byers waa bom here June 20. ISSS -Bobby Trujillo, Floyd llenundei, Al- ASK and S '. ^nunnaiion Hlgh;fred Navarro, Dorolhv Candelarto, 8>q to 12; B to D 7.50 124 to 3, AAA lo D 7.98 ^hool. On Aug. 28, 1912, he married, Suue Hemandei. Andrew Marquei. the former Louise M Smith In SI Julia Archulella. KOA DUabeth'a Church. Dora Aragon. Symphv Alirld, De-. Byera waa emploved as a Ullow'iu, Arrovai. David Allrei. Steve' buyer for Swlrt k C o for 48 y r a n Abeya, Karen Bennetl, Sleveq Boll-< 1 0 : 2 0 ferory .Sundav £rening CONVERTIBLE STRAP PI MP in bright black patent, and had worked for the Oly and era. Shlrtev fhavet. Jame* Cate, I QuMtioDs 80 rcllgifta tub- County for alx yoara JImmv Coraentino, Juanita Fuente:.' H r waa a m em ber o f St Dominic a DUne C o n u le i. Julia GoniAlea ' , ...... mittgd...... by ...... the...... radio ...... aMdicncc...... ParUh f®r n year* *nd wa* a mem- Steve Gomez, Tommy GoeU, JameaU -- ,ha arcbilioro 64 to D 6.50 8 4 to 12, A to D 7.50 berof the PoUab lodge and the Holv Herbrr*. Dorolhv JaramUlo. Jolenei * "* * '* ^ Cheat Choir l uUrell. Salvador Lora, Gloria Lo-i l *an broadcast. Sunlvlu are four von*. John J vne. Deanor Lujan. Rudy Lujan. ~ , f i . l Jr. Kenneth J.. and Leonard L . all Martha l.ujan. B o o h l r l o n 4 alholir Churrh BIG GIRLS' PI MP in black patent. 4 lo 9, AAA (o B 8.50 of Denver, and Robert H . I'oloradn PairKla Martinet. Maru Moniova araifobfe /roe o f r a t ! Springs: a daughter. Mr* Shirir, Bohbv Manlae:. Bebbv Maettaa Gll. Denaler. Denver; a brother, Thomag bert Martinez, Ronald Moralea Carv l o o U iitquzrera. L Byera. Denver, a aisirr. Mr*. 1J|. Maocinl. Richard Martinez, Johnnv lian Beaudette. San Fernando Val- Morale*. Albert Macelli:. Lupe Ma WRITE TO Drnrsf.-i.'--. r:.--.. ('Aerre r *ark. i c - - " d 't tH ST. MART MAGDALENrS HALL AT MEETING APRIL 9 Tickets Available for HNS Spring Dance on April 4 S t Elizabeth PTA to Hear Doctor ficial leg. Troop IMl ha* The »chool nurse. Miss Rhein On the first Friday, April 3. (St. Mary Magdalene'* Pariah, children in the cafeteria. series of seminars being con to anyone interested in scout (S i EUubetb's Parish. Denver) Denver) Hot Dog Day is scheduled for ducted in the schools. Refresh- ing to attend the meetings. "adopted” JuaniU and will At the Parent-Teachers' Asso- wanU to remind all parenu of the children will be served menu will be served to the try to cheer her during her ciiUon meeting Thursday. April children who were absent for breakfast after the 8 o'clock Ticket* are still available for Thursday, April 0. Girl ScoaU of Troop IMl visiting teachers by members sUy in Denver while the 0. at 8 p.m. in the school hall. smallpox shoU to contact her. Maas. the Holy Name Society spring Science Demonstration sent an Easter buket and of the PTA. learns to use her new k g Dr. Ruth RaatUma will be the or make arrsngemenu to Uke. dance and get-together to be Satorday, April 4. a science greetings to little JuaniU properly. gueat speaker. A program on their children to Denvtf Gen held at the parish hall. Saturday demonstration will be held at The Boy Scout* will meet Fri Saia, 12-year-old Navabo girt Favor Roeeivtd medical and dental topic* will eral HoapiUl, 217 W. Seventh evening. April 4. Gardena's the school Hiss H. Burke, rep day evening, April 3, at 7:30 from New Mexico who U at May 6 ia the date act up for "mother and daughter” baitquet be di*cu*s«d. Avenue. A reader of the Regitter Four will furnish the music. resentative of the Winston Pub p.m. at Scout Hall for election the Craig Rehabilitation Cen for Troop 1001 for scouU who Nominetion of new PTA offi PTA members are all asked to wishes to publish thanks to St. After the 8:30 o’clock Idas* lishing Company, will be in Den of officers. AH parents are in ter in Lakewood. 3u a n 11 a will "fly-up” into intermediate cer* for • two-yeir term will bring cookie* to the meeting Jude and St. Gerard for a favor on first Friday. April 3. a break- ver for this event, which is be vited to attend this meeting. comes from Cnba, N. Mex., A special invitation is extended and is learning to use an arti scouting. take plice it the meeting. to be donated to the U.S.O. received. fu t will be served to the school ing held in connection with a ------T IINSUHAIVCE STATEMENTS Among insuronco companies licensed to tronsact business in Colorado by the State Insurance Department are those printed below. "The publication of synopses of Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 1958, is required by Is^ ." Gsntrol Fithiity Lift Boston National Lit* PETER J. WALSH PETER T. GRAY Insvranct Company Manufacturers National Bankers And Casualty 1108 Ewt Main Street Insvranct Company Richmond, Virginit Mutual Insurance Life Insurance Co. Phoenix, Arlxou STATI OF COLOtAOO limirsM* DtM'Viwnt Co. Synooats of Sutemcst for ISH u DaiUs, Texa* STATI OF COLORADO WALSH, GILL & SMITH rondorod to (ho Commltilan*r of 225 Wyman Street Intvrtnee Department l a n n a c o Waltham. MaasachnsetU Synopdi of Statameot for 1918 at Oonorol FWollty Lifo Inwroneo rendered to the Comalsalonar of insurers Compony Insurance STATf OF COLORADO National Life A Catveltv Inaurance 1IM iH t Moln tlroot *TATE OF COLORADO aichmond, Virginia Intursneo Oophrtment Company Synopalf of Slatomant for 1S66 at Insuraneo Dopartmant ISM Hoiih CanIral Avonuo M A . 3-0186 A ia o tf ...... s s .s a i.u a .n rendarod to the Commlaatoner of Syoopsli of Statamont for 1958 as Phoenix, Arlsena 305 Guaranty Bank Bldg. Est. 1864 UabUltUa l.SU,S**JS rendortd to tbs Commlasion.r of la tu r u r e A a a a u ...... *2*57,172.99 Capital " . SOSAOtOO •oiten Manufaeturort Mutual Insurance Sufi^ ...... l*M,sn.ao Inauranco Co. Ntllenal B.nktra Llfo Inauranco Uabllltlea .. . 1*89,70**4 Capital .. I90*0t*0 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO (Cbor of Ctrtificalo of Authority) 12S W ym on Strooi Company STATE OF COLORADO Ktlional Bankart LIfa BulMIng S nrpluj l8l.tM .7S Inauranco Deportment Insurance Ooportmeni insuronco Oepertment liuurinca Deparhnenl OIPARTMINT OF INSURANCI Waltham, Masaachuiotts Dallot 1, Texas iC^y of Cartiflcato of Authority] Synopolf o f Otatomoot fo r 1181 aa SyMpeU of Slalemcot for 19BS aslSynopcU of Sutement for IS8I o* SynopoU of SUtemenI for 1981 os comtlcato of AuthoHty Aaaau ...... 181,931,U1.S7 Assou . Slt,iaj 8I.W DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE rendered to the Commlastoocr of rendered to Iht ComsiUcloner of rezrdertd to the CommUolouer of rendored to the CoamMonar of LiabUltlea . SI,7X2»4J« Insurance Inauranco To Whom It Hay Concora: Capital UaUUtlet . 15,748*18*4 Carttflcato of Authority insurance Insurance Tbla if to certliy that tba General Cspital M**oe.M Hartfeid Accident and Indemnity Hartfecd FIra Imurance Company AmeHcan Gtarantae and Liability FrevWanl Inauranco Company of Surplus . . 3Jjga,917.37 To Wbean U May Concern: Inturanca Company Naw York fidelity Ufa lasuraBco Cooipeiiy, (Copy of Cartiticata of AutherityJ Surplus .. ],IM*U.7S Company 4W Asylum Avenue US* EaH Main Street. lUcbmoDd, (Copy of Cortificoto of Authortty) This Is to certify that tha National Hartford, Connocticut Hartford 15, Connecticut m South LaSalle Stroot U Fifth Avonuo DIPARTMENT OF INSURANCE U fe A Casualty Inturanca Company, New Y ork 2, New YoHt o rga n ise d u ede r the law aVirginia, organised oi u eder the lawaVirginia, Cartificalo of Authority OlFARTMfNT OF INSURANCE AfoeU 8487*28*71*8 ASMU S8SS.415*88.U Chicago 2, llllnolo o f V ln U la purauaot to Ita appUca CorHflcafo of Authority organized undor the laws of Arlsena Usblllllei 32S*n,14I.21 LiabUltlea 198,184*47.54 Aaaou ... 928*5«,42tJ3 Aaaau ...... 911.081*49.00 To Whom It May Concern: pursuant to l(p application therefor tIO D ifiareffiarefor and In conaSdenUon This la to certify (hat tha Boaton To Whom It May Conconi: Capllal IS*0O,0O0.D0 CaplU) . .. 28.900.000.00 LUbUlllei . . 12*29,447.83 UabUIUei 7.742,048.02 of lit compliance with ihe laws of This Is to cerUfy (hit the KtUonal snfl In consldorstloD of Ho corapU- Surpiua 142*40*38*7 Surplus 338*31*21.99 Caplul 1*00*00.00 CaplUl 1,160,000.00 Manufacturers Mutual Iniurauce iDco With the laws of Colorado, is I'olerode. Is hereby licensed to trtnw Company organised under the lawa Bankers Life Insurance Company (Copy of Cartiflcato of AuNwrlty] (C on el Cortificoto of Authority) Surpiua ...... 0*10*77.80 Buiplua 2,106*01.39 aci buslaeM as a Left! Reterve Ufa hereby llcontod to Innsoct buslmoa of Ma|Mehuaetta purauant to Ita organised under the laws of Texas DIPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy of Cortificato of AutlwHIyl (Copy ef Cartiflcato of Authority) Inauraoee Company ontll the Uirt pursuant to Its application thortfor at an Insntanco Coqipany until the Cortllleoto of Authority CoHIficito of AuthoHty DIFARTMENT OF INSURANCE tppllcaBon tbarefor and In eonaldor- last day of Fobraarir next succaad- DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE day of Pabruary next tucceedlns atlon o f Ita eom pllanco with (h o lawa and In con slderailon o f fta corapll- To Whom II Hay Concern: To W hom 11 May Concern: CaHIficata ef Authority Cortificato of AuthoHty Iht data hereof unlexa (hla llceste soco with the laws of Colorode, la In* the data heraof unloes this li ThU U to certify that'the Hartford This It to certify that the Hartford To Whom It Hay Concern: of Colorado, Is hereby llcented to cense shall bo sooner revoked. To Whom It May Concarm •hall ha tooner rtvokad. (ranaoct bunnita at a Fire Inauraoee borehy Ikenaad to transact buslaatt Accldant and Indtmnlty Company, Fire Inaurance ComjMny, organised This U to certify that tbe Ameri Thlf ti to certify that the Provi IN WTTNESS iraER E O F, I have aa a Life Inaurance Company until IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hare organised under tho laws of Cen- under the laws of ConMCUcut pur can Guarantee and LlabtUty Insur Company until the last day of Fabru- hereunto set my band and canead dent Insurance Company, orsanlsed hfieuto aet my bud tad caused ary next auccoedlng the dale hereof tha last day of Ftbruary naxt suc naetlcut pursuant to Its appHeation suant to Ita appUcatlon tberofor and ance Company, organised under the under tba lawa of New York pur the official oaal of my office (o be ceeding the date hereof unites this the official teal of my effleo to bo tbarefor and in constdantlon of Its in considanuen of lu complunca lawa of tbo 8 UU of Now York puf- unleac (hit Ueenatr shall ha tooner offlzed at tbo City and County of suant to iU appUctUon thorofor aod affixed at the City and County of revoked. UeonM shall bo aoonar revoked. compUanca with the laws of Colo with the lawa of Colorado, Is heraby fuant to iu applkaUOD tbarefor and In conaidarauM of IU compUanca Denver, tbit first day of MarU, AD. IN WITNESS WHOtEOF, I have Denver, this ftrat day of Mirth, A.D. rado, U barohy llceeaod to transact Ucentad to (ranaael bustnesa as a In conaldentloo of IU comeUanec IN w m n ss WHERCOF, I have 1188 with tha Uwa of Colondo. U hereby IS haraunto aet my hand and caused herenute aet my band and cauoad buitoam as a Multipio Una Intur- Multiple Line looutuce Company with tba Uw* of Colorado, le htreby Ucosaod to transact buslnam aa a ISKAL) SAM S. BSERY tha oOlcUl ical of my oftleo to be (SEALI SAM N. BEERY luee Company unto tbo last day of until tho last day of February next Uceoaod to (ranotet biulnma at a CommlatloBar of Inouranco tha offleUI teal of my otfln to bo Commkslonor of Inturtnee MulUpU Una InsuraMc Company affixed at the City and County of affixed at tba City and County of February oast ruceoedlog tho date succeadlng tbe daU baraof unless MulUpU Una Insurance Company until the last day ef February noxt DoBvar. this first day of March, AD. Denver, this first day of March, AD. horoof nnlota this Uconsa shall bo thlf Ueanae ahall be aoouer revoked. until tha last day of February next fuccoedlDf Uw date boroof unloaa 1169 toonar rovokod. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have succeeding tho date hereof unlooo this llconso vhsii be sooner revoked. (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY (SEALI SAM N. BEERY iN wmfESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto act my hand and caused IhU llconso shall bo sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have Commlsslaner of Insurance CommUdooer of Inauraoee hereunto sot my band aod eauipd the official seal of my office to be IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have horounto aot my band and caused Combined Insurance the offlelal leal of my offlct U do cfflxod at tbo City and County of hereunto set my hand and caused Uw o fO ^ seal of my offleo to bo atflxod at tbo Oty and County of Danvar, (hla flrat day of March, AD. the offlclal'aoal ef my onice to bo affixed at tbe Oty and County of Reed & Company Donver. thU first day of March, AD. 1989 afftxod at tbo City end County of Daovor. IhU flm d u of March, A.D. Company ISBS. (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY Denver, this first i n of March, A.D Mutual Protective (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY CommlaalotMr of Insurance 1998. (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY insurors CommUriooor of Inaurance (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY CommlaiioBor of Insuraneo Puritan Life STATE OP COLORADO Cammiaalonar of Insurance of America { Inauranco Otpartmtnt STATE OF COLORADO -Syaopolc of Sutemanl for 1S6S aa STATE OF eOLDIADO Inauronce ooportmeni 1 0 6 0 G a s & E l c c i r l c Insurance Co. - readfrad to tha CommUcloner of Inauranco Department Insurance Co. 5058 North Broadway Farm and Home LHe SynopoU, of SUteraont for IS8I as Inaurance SynapaU o f Slalem ent for I98S as rendarod to tbe Commlaaloufr of New York UndorwHtara Inaurance rendered to tho CommUslonar of Insurance Bldg. 3860 Leavenworth St. Chicago 40, nilDois Company Providence, Insurance Company Insurance Tbe Heme Insurance Cempeny 122 William Street Seaboard Surety Company Naw Yerfe M, New York S* M aldtn Lana Rhode Island Omaha, Nebraska 2225 North iSth Street 10* William Stroal Naw York *, Hew York AComa 2«4o91 AiaelB 923*88.788.89 , Naw YoHt 38, Naw York STATE OF COLORADO . Phoenix. Arixona Llabllltiel 8*00*70.11 Aaaau S31.78S,I3I.33 Assets . . |618.740.1M.n Inauranco Dopartmonl Capital 2.000.000.00 LUbUltlca 14.744*62.38 LUbllltlea . .. STATE OF COLORADO Surplus 13*40*11.48 Capllai .. 2,000* 00.00 C aplu l 20,009*09.00 Synopcis of SUlomont for 1968 at Surplus . 286*27*89.81 STATS OF COLORADO 9TATI OP COLORADO rcoderad lo tho Commissioner of inauranco Ooportmeni (Cepy el C4rtHI«ata ef Authority) Surplus IS.OIl.441.08 Inzuranco Dopartmant ■nsuranca Department Insuraneo Synopala ef SUtemmt of 1*6* aa DEPARTMENT OP INIURANCR (Copy of Csrttficato ef AuthoHivI ICepv ef CoHificate ef Authorial STATE OF COLORADO Synepola of Sutemenl for 1S68 aa Synopala of SUUment for 1988 aa rendarod to the CommUaloaar of Corttficoto of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE rendered to tho Commlaalooer of Combined Inaurance Cempeny Certtfleoto of Authority Insurance Dopartmonl rendered to the Comralsalonar of o f AmoHcc (nauraoce To Whom It May Cooceni: CaHifkato ef Authority Synopfls o f Statement fo r ISIS at Inturaoce Insuraneo Farm and Homo LHo Inauranco This la le certify that the New To Whom'It Hay Coocern: To Whom It May Concar^ lendarad to the Commissioner of Furitin LHo Ittsuranco Compony Mutual Protoctivo Inauranco 8888 North Breotfwcy Compony York UndarwTttora Insuraneo Com- ThU U to certify Uwt (he Seaboard TtaU U lo e « r ^ that T h e Homo Inturaoce 74 W ottm lnstor ttraot Company C hkago 48, llllneli 2228 North U th tira o t lOy, oraanlied under the itwt of Surety Compony. orfantxod under Codzpany, organised undor Valley Forgo Intursneo Company Previdoneo, Rhode laiand 3848 L48veowo rtw Street A sco u .... . 918*87,471.08 Photnix, Arlsetu York purownt la Hs appUeatlon tlw law* of Now Uw Uws of New Voi* SUU puiruant •12 W 4thlM tea llTOot AsaoU ...... SS*|7*M .U Omahe, Nebraska liablU U ct . . . . . S*S8,1S8.13 AaoaU . *l*S]*7t»4 thorofor and In eosMdoratlon ef lu lU appUeitSon tbarefor and lo cop- to tu amItaatMa therefor and In Rooding, Ponntylvinis UsbUlUas 4*88*84*4 AsoeU . .. . *1*MJ08.77 Capttal 1*80*00.10 LUMUUoa . .. 1*14*84*4 compUaneo wHh tbo laws ef Cola- ______flderatloa oftu corapUanco with Uw eouidtrattea of iU eompuanco with ASS4U ...... |22*a*l*.19 C4PIUI 488*00.08 LiabUltlea . 808*18.79 Surpiua ...... 8*99*91*3 CaplU l 9**.00*.0* rsde. la bareby Ileonaad to tm uacl law* ef Colorado, U hereby Ueoaaod tlw Uwa ef Colorado, U barohy usbuaios . . is*97*a*2 Surpiua ...... 411*74.12 Capital - ...... Surpiua . . 48E*2S.40 hustn ooi aa a Multiple U n a Insur to iraniact busliwfd as a MolUpla Uconaed to transact buslneaa aa a S u r p lu s ...... 417*73*8 (Copy of CortHIcata of Authority) (Copy ef Cortificoto of AuHterlfY) ance Company until the last day of Lliw Inauranco Company untU (he Multiple Line lnsur*nce Compeny Capllal ...... - l*00,OM*0 (Copy of Cortmeato of AuthoHty) (Copy of Ctrtifleato ef AuthoHty) Surplus ...... 7 ,0 7 «*aJ S OIPARTMINT OP INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OP INSURANCE Ftbruary naxt succeeding the date last day of Fabniary naxt auccoedlnf uniU Uw last day of February next DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF IH8UEANCE Cartifluto of Authority CaHIfIcato Orf AuthoHty Cartiflest* of A u^rlty hereof unloia (his Ucanao shall ha (ha dale hereof nnlaas tbU llcenaa succeeding the date hereof unleat (Copy of Csrtiflesto of Authority) Cfrttfkate ef Authority thU license shall be sooner revoked. OIPARTMINT OF INSURANCE To Whom It Moy Concern: •eonod ravokod. •hall ba aoonar revoked. To Whom It Hay Conoarn: To Whom It Hay Concarn: To Whom It Hay Coocorn: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have C trtlflcota Of AulhoHty Tbla Is to certify that the Puiilan Tills is lo e e n lfy that tbo Corn- This li lo cortlfy that tba Farm IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have Thlf U to certify that Iba Mutual and Horns Ufo Inauruce Company, haraunto aot my hand and cauaad hereunto tat my band and caused hereunto set my hand and cou ko To Whom It May Concern: Ufe Inauraoee Company organised PretecUre Insuraoea Company or blood losurtoco Co. of America, or tba offlcUl fool of my offleo U be ganised under the Laws of Dllsols organisod under tha laws of Arisons the official aaal o f my otflCo to be tha offlelal aeal or my office to bo Tbit la lo certify that the Valley under the lawa of Rhode lalaod pur- ganised under the Uws of Nebraska affixed at the Qty and County of sfflxed at the City and County of Miant to lU appUcatlon therefor and purauant lo Its oppllcatlon therefor pursuant to lu appUcatlon tbarefor affixed at tha Oty and County of Forgo Insurance Company organized purauant to Its appUcatlon therefor sad la eonsiderailoa ef lU eompU- Danvar, this first day o f March. A.D. Donver, thU flrat day of March, A.D. under iha laws of Peunsylvanls pur In coDfldcralion of lu eompUance and In conaldantJon of Its compU- and lo OdhtldtraUen of lu compli Denver, thU first day of March. A.D. ance with tba Uwt of Colorado, la IKE. 1991 suant to tu appUcailoa therefor snd wUh the lawa of Colorado, la hefeby aneo with tbo laws of Colorado. Is ance with the Uws of Color^o, Is AEALi SAM N. BEERY '*iskALl SAM N. BEERY hereby Ueentod to transact btameas heraby llcetucd le transact buMaett (SEAM SAM N. BEERY In constdaratlen of Us complUncc licensed to transact builnou as a hereby Hcanaed to transoct bualeeaa as a LUa Inturaaee CompoAy until CemmlastoDCr of Inaurance Commlsaloner of Inouranre CommUiloiwr of Insurance Life Insurahcc Company lutll tho as a Casualty Insuraneo COopiay with (M Uw* of Colorado, It honby aa a Casualty Inaurance Cmnpany the last day of Fsbruary next auc- liceniod to tniisact btitlmie aa a last day of Fobnuiy nokt cicceedlng nnllt the last day of Fobnitry noxt until tho last day of Febnury next sueecodlni the date hereof unlcaa ceedtag the date hereof unlooo this MulUpU Una Insurance Company tbo date hereof uoleai tM license succoodkii tbo date hereof unlaat Ucenat shall bo tooacr revoked. shall be aoooer revoked. Ibis Ucemse shall be sooner revoked. lUitU tha last day of Febnury noxt Ibis license ahall be sooner revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have •uccaodln* tha d a u beraof unlaaa IN WTTNBS WHEREOF, I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 h iv e National Western Life hereuDto set my hand and caused bereuoto aat my hand and caused thU Ucanao ahall be aoonor revoked. hereunto set my hand and caused hereunto set my houd and eauotd uie effldal ted of my offleo to be VAN SCHAACK & CO IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have the offlelal teal of my office to bo tbo offlctal aool ef my offko to be the DfflcUl seal of my offleo to bo Insurance Company affixed at tho City and County of affixed at the City and County of Itaraunio aat my hand and cauaad affixed at the City and County of affixed at the City and County of Doovsr, this flrat day of Maiefa, A.D. Iha offtcUl aoal of my office to ho Donver, tbU first day of March. A.D. Donver, this fint day of Harvh, A.D. Denver, this first day ef March, AD. 137 Grint Street affixed at tho City and County of 1988 1918. 1989. ISSO insurers (SEAM SAM N. BEERY Denver 3, Colorado Denver, (hla tint day of March, A.D. (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY tSEALl SAM N. BEERY CommUtlODor of laguraace 1969 Commlsaloner of Iniuranra Commissioner ef Insurance Conunluloncr of Insurance ISEAL) SAM N. BEERY MAin 3-9333 624 17th St. Commlaalooer of Inaurance Farm Bureau Mutual I STATE OF COLORADO C. W. Schoelzel, Jr„ Manager (nsuranca Oopartmanl SynopaU of Sutement for 198E as LEIBMAN, TEBOCKHORST & CO. Insurance Compony, Inc. - rendered to tlw OmmUcloner ef ' Insuraneo INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 2321 Anderson Aveaoe Nattonal Wostom L(ft Insurance J. J. CELIA INSURANCE SINCE 1897 Compony 310 Patterson Building .ManliatUn, Ksnsis 727 Oranl SIreot I Oonvsr 3, Colorode Insurance 753 Gas and Eleciric Bldg. TA. 5-0241 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OP COLORADO Aaaeu *887*28*1 imurance Department Inaurance Depertment UabUlUo* ...... 134*67*3 Insurtnca Depertment Synopels of SUtoment for IS0 at Synopalf of SUtemant for 190 at Agency SynopoU of SUlomont for 19SS aa CaplUI . . 32**89.90 rendered to the Comffilnloner of rendered to (ha Cemmintener ef Surpiua 123*98 74 randared to tba Commiasioner of insurers Inaurance Infu raoet Insurance (Copy of CarHflcato of Authori^) U.S. Branch of Nerih Rritlih and Farm Suraau Mutual Insurance DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Amarican Equltabla Aituranca Co. o f N. Y. Mtrcanlllt Inturanca Company, insurers Company, Inc. Cartlfleatt of Authority Ltd.. 0 London and fldinbursh. 2321 Andorten Aranuo To Whom It May Concern: n WllUam Street Herbert W. Leibman Gerard R. TeBoekhorsI New Y ork 0 , N. Y. In tiw Klnodom of Great Britain ManhaHan, Kansas TbU la to certify that tbe National IM William Street 812*18.879*9,Waotarn Ufa Ipinirance Company. 1120 Seeuritr Bldg. As m U Aaaeu 0 1 . 1 0 . 1 0 77 NSW York 0 , N. Y. Gerald J. Hencmann LUblilllas 7J80J8S.14 i-rganlsod undor tho Uwa of SUte UabUIUet . 21.10*11*8 ASkeU 80.181.495.23 of Colorado purauant to lu applies CaplUI * ' RE. 4-2633 Capital (Mutual) 1 0 * 0 0 UabUIUet 1 8 *0 2 ,7 0 .0 Surplus 4,764***** tleo therefor and In etmMdentiofl of SurpTua 11*04*0.41 CaplUI . 8 0 * 0 . 0 (Copy of Cerfifksfa of Aufbority) lu complUnce with tbe Uwt of C0O- (Copy of CartHkate of Autherily) Surplus IO A 0 .7 U .0 STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO DM ARTM EN T o f INSURANCE rede, U hereby Uconaed to tranaact DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (COPY Of Cartiflcato ef Autttoritol Insuraneo Doptrtmonl Insurance Department Insurance Oepartnwnt Cartifksto of Authority bnilBaaf at a Legal Reserve Insur Certifkato ef Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE STATE OF COLORADO SynopoU of SuUmont for 1961 aa To Whom It Hty Ckocarn: ance Company until Iht last day of insvrsnea Dtpartnwnt SynopaU of SUtamont tor 180 as SynopaU of SUlomont for 110 aa To Whom It May Cozteern: CtrHfkato of Authority rendarod to the Commlsaloner of rendered to tbo CommUotoner of ThU U to certify thil tlw Farm February next succeeding the dale SynopaU of SUIemaot'for 1*88 as rendered lo Uw CommUtloner of This la to certify that the Ameri To Whom It May Concern: Insurance Inauranco Inaurance Bureiu Mutual Insurance Company,;hereof u'nleet thU license shall be Thk la to eertify tbst Uw North rendarod to tha Commlsaloner of MlMors National Imuranea Company Buffalo Inauroneo Company (ne., ManhalUn, Kanaaa, organised■ ■ sooner revoked. can EgulUMa Aaturanee Co. of N. Y„ Inauranco Agricultural Insuraneo Company organUrt under tbe lawa of New British and Hcrcentlle Insurance 2* North Wackor Oriva 130 Dalawara Avenue 218 W ashington Stroot under Ihe lews of Kansas porvium IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have Co.. Ltd., organised under the laws Vanguard Insuraneo Compony Chicago 4, Illinois hereunto eet my hsnd and cauaad York purauant to Ita application 3727 Turtle Crook Boulevard Buffalo 2, Now York Watartewn, Naw York to IU appllntlon therafor snd tn of Great Britan pursuant to IU ap consideration of lu coolpllanec with tha offlelal teal of ray offlct lo ba therefor end In cooaldertnan of lu Oallat, Taxes A »«cl» *10,g67,77g.00 AaaeU ... I1S*U*3*.09 AsaeU *30*84*18.19 compliance with tha Uwa of Colo plication tharafor and In conaldera- l.labimies 8.472 *87.00 LUbUIUea 10,4n*M .73 UablllUei 23*44,012 0 tbe Isvra o f Colorado, U Iw reby 11- affixed at the CKy and County of Uon of tu eompUance with the lawa AsaaU S8.1XS.4U.S3 ___ cenaed to transoct buslneta as a Denver, thU flrtt day of March. A.D. rado. Is hereby licensed to transact P a m a n en l Fund 1,000,000.08 CaplUI . . 1*00*00.00 CaplUI 3.900.900.M busintet aa a Multlpla U na Inaur- of Colorado, Is hereby llcented to laabtUUu . 3*T7*BU1 Surpiua . 8,40*12.90 Surplus 13*11*79.11' HuHlpla Una Insurance Company 190. C aplu l 1,900*00*0 Surpiua . . 3,07*0*7 •Dce Company until Uw laet day of transact bufliwM at a Multlpla Una (C*wy of CarfHkato of Autherltyl (Cm v of CortHkoft of Authority) CartifkJte *f Authority) until Iha last day ef Fabnury next (SCALi SAM N. BEERY insurance Company until (be last surpla UU*90.*3 tufcaadlng Uw data hereof ■olati CommUtloner of Insurance Ftbruary naxt aucceedlng iha data DIFARTMENT OF INiURANCI DEFARTMINT OF INSURANCE ' m / a T t m i n t «F INtURANC hereof unleea this Ucenae shill bo day of Febnury next auccoedlng (Co pt of CorttfUato of Authority) Cortificoto of AuttMrity CoHIfkOH of Authority tbU license shall ba aomitr te-i Corttfkato of Authority sooner revoked. (he daU hereof unleti this Ucenae DIFARTMRNT OF INIURANCR To Whom It Hay Coneora: To Whom It May (^ncora: To -Whom It May Cooesre: yoked. fhaU be tooner revoked. Cortificato ef Authority ThU U to c e i ^ that Uw MlUers ThU U to eortify that tba Buffalo ThU U to eoru^ that tho Agrtcul- IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I haw IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here To Whom It May Coocorn; National Insuraneo Compony organ InsuraiKO Company orgaalxad ut^ar tunl Insuraneo Compony organised hereunto aet my hand and causedf hereunto set my band and caused hereunto aet my band and eauaed ThU U to cainlly that tbo Van ised under tho Uwt of DllnoU pur tho laws of tba SUU at Naw York under tbe Uwa ef tho Suie of New (ha official heal ef my office to ba, WOLFE & STRUBY Uw offlelal Mtl of my office to be Uw official M il of ray office to be guard Inaurauco Conmany organisod suant to tu sppUeatlon Uwrafor and pursuant to lu application (harofor York pursuant (e lu eppllatlon affixed at tha City aod County of' affixed at Uw Oty and County 0 affixed et tbe City and County of under tha laws of Texas ^rtuanl In consideration ef lu compUanca and In cooaldoraUoo of IU eompU- Uwrafor and In conaldeatian of lu Dfflver, first day of March. AD. 'Denver, this flrM day of March, AD. Denver, this flrat day of March. A.D. to tu appUeatloa thorofor and In with tlw lawa of Colorado, U Iwroby ance with the Uwa of C^orado, U eompllanco with tbe Uws of Colo 1 9 0 CO. 1N9 ooosidoniion of IU complUnco with Ikensed to tranaact bus^as u a twreby Ueenaed to traiuact bqalneoi rado, U honby Ueoasod to iransaet (SEALI SAM N. BEERY '*(SEALi SAM N. BEERY (S U L ) SAM N. BEERY the Uwt of Colorado, U hereby 11- Multiple Uno Inaunnoo Compony as a Multiple Uho Inauranco Com buslneta o i a Multiple Ltaw Insur CommUtloner of Insurance Commlmletwr of Inaurtnct Coramkilener of Ituunnce ronaod to tn u a oet btuUMsa u a Mul- until tbo last day of February noxt pany until tba last day ef Fsbruary ance Company until the last i n o f insurers llplo Unt Insuraneo Compony until succeeding the daU hereof unleu nasi succoadlng tho date hereof un- Fobrutry next succoadlng the date (Ito last day ef Ftbruary naxt aue- IhU IlcenM than bo tooner rtvoked. lass (hU Ueonso ahall ba aoonar re hereof unloaa ihU Ucenao ahall be Lincoln Mutual Lifo ond Western Empire Life raodlng tho date hereof onloaa (hU IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have voked. sooner revoked. Protertion - U. S. Branch Norwich horounto u t ray band and eauaed licenao ahall ba aoonor revoked. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have, Throufh Insuranre Insurance Company IN WITNC8S WHEREOF, 1 have (he offlcUl aeol of my offleo to be hereunto set my band and caused hereunto aet my band and cauaad Casualty Insuronco Union Fire Insurance harouulo aot my band and coutod afftxed at the <3ty and County ef the official aoal of my offleo to bo Uw official acal of my offlra to be 286! E. Cotfix Ave. tbe official wal of my offleo to bo Denver, thU tint day of Mireb, A.D. affixed at tbe City and County of affixed at tho Oty aod C ^ ty of Compony L'niver»itv Bldg. affixed at tba City and County of Denver, ihU flrtt day ef March, AD. Donver, thU flrat day of March, A.D. Denver 6, Colortdo S o c l^ Ltd. (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY 111 - 2nd Avenue N'onb ,\L. .V1767 Donvor, L ^ first day of Marab, AD. 190 1 0 0 . 15 Miiden Iadb 1990 1 Coramlastoner ef Insnrance (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY Fargo, North Dskolo (SEAL) ' SAM N. BEERY ' Commltaloaer of Inaurance Commliakiner of Insurance' STATE OF COLORADO New York 38, New York CommUcIbner of Inturenre: Inturancs Dopartmonl STATS OF COLORADO STATS OF COLORADO STATi OF COLORADO •TATE OF COLORADO SynopoU of Sutemeot for 1 1 0 as Inaurance Department I Insurance Department STATE OF COLORADO S'TATI OF COLORADO , Insurance Departmant (nsuranca Departmant rendered to Uw Commlastoner of ■naurinca Dspsrtmsnl Inauranco Dopoftmont \ SynopaU of Sutemanl for 1 * 0 as SyneptU of SUtemant for 1 1 0 aa Synopala at Sutement for IS0 ail Synopala of Sutement for 190 ea Ifiiu n n ce SynopeU Of Sutement for 1990 aa' rendered to the CommUslonar ef rendered le (he Cotumlaeloner of rendered to tbe Commliatoner of | rendered to Uw Commlaatoner of Wastora Empire LHo Insurance SynopaU of Ststamant for 180 as nhdorod to tlw Commlaslener of i INSURANCE Insurance Inaurance Inaurance I Inaurance Company rendered to tha Commltalonar of Insurance | Tha Sttia FIra Co. of H. Y. U.S. Branch—Oeneral Accldant Fire Lincoln Mutual Life and Casualty CItliant Insuranca Company ef 2 0 1 E. Colfax Ava. Insuraneo Rapubik Insuraneo Company I 79 Maldan Lana A Life Auur. Cerp,, Ltd. Insurance Company Naw Jartay D onvtr 4, Colerado U. S. Oranch Norwich Union Fir* Ins, Society, Ltd. 2727 Turtle Crook Boulovord Naw York 0 . K. Y. 414 Walnut Street 7l|.2nd Avanua North 4*9 Asylum Avenue As m U $ 7 0 * 0 .1 7 Otitoi, Texas Faroe, North Oaketo Hartford IS, Cenntcfkut 75 MaMon Lana STATEMENTS Asaais 0*71,719*6 Philadelphia, Panmylvanla LUbllllleo 233.777.72 AsaeU . 944*91*HJ7 Aaaeu 810*0.07.78 AaraU . *3*11.433.47.Aaaeu 0 ,6 2 1 * 7 1 0 Naw York 0 , N. Y. UtbUIUea •*0*40.40 CaplUI 277*79*9 Aaaeu . . . .811*0*43.97 IJabUIUea . . t l* M * S lJ l CaplUI 1,80*0*0 ^ h U IU ea 0 .1 0 * 3 1 .0 LUbUltles 2*3S*0.97iUabmUaa 2.928*S2*S Surplus 1 84 *0 4 0 Sutulory Depotll 1,060*0*9 CaplUI CaplUI 1 ,0 0 * 0 . 0 LUblUltot 4 * 0 * 0 .7 9 CopfUl . 9*00*00.09 Surplus 2*12*72.0 (Copy ef Cortificato of Aunverltyj Surpiua . . I3.7t7*U.9S Surplus 7 1 * 2 3 * 0 77 Surpiua l82*470>San>iua . 9*0*11.72 Capitol 1 0 * 0 . 0 Among insaranee c o m p iB ie s (Copy ef Certificste ef Authority) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Surplus 4 * U * O 1 .0 (Copy of Cort(fkato of Authortty) i (C w of CertHIcaM of Aethority) (Copy ef Cartiflcato ef Authority) (Copy ef Certifketo of Avttwrity) DIFARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INIURANCI DIFARTMENT OF INSURANCE C trtifleato Of Authority (Copy of Carttfkato of Authority) DIFARTMENT OF INSURANCE CeiTIfieatt ef Authority Cartmeeto ef Authertty , Caritficato ef Authority To Whom It May Coueon: Cartllkato of Authority licensed to trusset bnsiaCM Carttflcpte ef Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE To Wboin It Hay Concern; To Whom It Hay Coneera: To Whom It Hay Coneera; iTo Whom It May Coneera: Thu U to certify Uwt tha WesUrn Carttflcato of Authority To Whom It May Coneora: Empire Life Insurance Compony of In Colorado br the SUte In- ' ThU U to cerlify that Tba Easlt ^ThU U to certify Uwt Uw U*. Tbla la to eeitiri that tha Lincoln I This la to certify that tbe CUliena To Whom It Hay Coactrs: TttU U to certify that tho RtpoM k' Fin Company of New York or Branch—Central AccldenI FIra A Mutual Ufa and)d Casualty Insurance Intunnee Cnmp.ny of New Jeraey, 2 0 1 E Colfax. Denver 9, Colerado. ThU U to certify that tha Norwich Inauranco flomp«ny organised under ganised tinder tbe Uwa of the SUte Ufa Aarar. Coin., Ud. organticd Company, organised under tbe Uwt organised under the lawa of New otgaaUed under the Uwi of Colo- Union Flro Ina. Sodety, Ltd., organ- tbo laws of the sUto of Texas pur sarance Deportineat on of New York pursuant to IU appll- under Uw Uws of Great Britain pur of North DakoU purauant to IU Jeraay pursuant to lu application redo pursiunt to lU appUeatton laed undor Uw Uwi of Uw lungdom suant to lu appUcattoD thorofor and catloD therefor aod In conMeration suant to lu appUeadon Uitrefpr and appHeatloo therefor and In eonalder. therefor aod to contldenuan of lu th erefor a od In m naiden U on o f Its ef Crest Britain pursuant tolls applU In conaldoratlon of lu coapllaneo these printed on this pige. of IU compliance with the lawa of In cooslderatjon of IU compliance allon of lu compliance with the Uwi eompUance wUh the lawa of Colo conipUanee with tbs Uwt of CoIil cation therefor and In eenaMeratioa with tha lawa of Colorado, It twreby Colorado. U heraby Ikeneed (o trana with the Uwa of Cslorado. U hereby of Colorado, la hereto lleeneed to rado, ia hereby licensed (o transact rado, U hereby licensed CO transact of Its complUnce with the lawa of Ikonaod to tranaact bualnata aa a buslneaa aa a Leftl Reserve Ufe ‘T h e pohllcation of synopoes act bualiwm aa a M ultiple U na In licensed to transact buatneaa aa a tranaact buttoeas aa a Ufa Insurance buslneta at a Multiple Una Insur Colorado, U hereby Ueenaed to (rant- MulUpla Urw Inauranco Company aunnee Company until the last day Multiple Una Insurance Company Company unlU the Ust day of Frb- ance Company until tbe Ust day of Inaurance Company until the Uat act busineia aa a Multiple Line Iniur- until the last day of February next of Ftbruary next succeeding the until Uw last day of February next ruar>- next aucceedlng Ihe date' February nasi succeeding (he 0 le day of February next turceodlng tbe ■nce Company until (ha Ust dsy of suceoedlng tho daU hereof unloaa of Financiol SUtements for daU hereof unleaa thU Ikense shall succeeding (he date hereof unlsst hereof uulesa ihU license ahall be I hereof unless thU license ihtll be date hereof unleaa this llcenaa ahall February next succeeding the dau thU Uconsa ihaU ba aoonar revokad. be aoooer revoked. IhU license shall be sooner revoked tooner revoked. tooner revoked be aooner ravokod. hereof nnlesi (his llcenu shpll ba IN WITNBS WHBRE(3F, I have tbe yeAT ended December 31. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I bevel IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have IN WITN'ES-l WHEREOF. I have IN WmVESS WHEREOF. I have tooner revoked. horaunla aot my hand and eauaed hereunto aet my hand and eauaed hereunto set my hand and caused hereunto set ray hand aod caused hareunto act my hand and eauaed hereunto tel my hand and cauaad IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hsve (ha.effldal aoal of my offleo le hr 1951, is repaired by liw .” (he offlelal teal of my office to be tbe offlrlaJ isal of my office to be the offlelal acal of my ofllra to be the offlcUl aeal of my efflee lo ba tbe OfflcUl m l of my office ..to be .. hereunto set ray hand and eauaed afflxod at tho Oiy and County of affixed al Uw CKy and County of,affixed at Uw Oty and County of afflxed at (ha CKy and Cwnly of affixed al tbe CKy and County ofiafflxed at Uw City and County of Uw offldsl seal o f m y office to be af Denver. ihU first day of March, A.D. Denvar, ibis first dsy of March. AD.'Denver, this flrtt day ef March, A.D. Dniver, this flril day ef M ^ b . A.D Denver, this flrat day of March, A D. lOenvor. this first day of March, AD. fixed at the City and County of Den 110 . 100. 1 9 0 1 9 0 :I 9 0 ver, thU first day of March, A,D. IS0 . iStAL) SAM N. BEERY (SEAL). . .SAM N. BEERY | iSEAI.i _ SAM N. BEERY , iSEALi SAM N BEERY (SEAL' SAM N. BEERY | (SEAL) . SAM N. BEERY (SEAL) SAM N. BEERY CommUalentr of tnauraneo Commlsaloner of Inturance I Coramlaslotwr of Insurance Commlutoner of Insuranre, rommlasloner el Ituurenre Commissioner of Insurance Commlstlooar ef Inauranco Thursday, April 2, 1959 OHict, 938 Bannock StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlaphona, K ayitont 4-4205 RAGE FIFTEEN 8t» Philom ^na'i Me I’hoiograph Anything, Anywhere MARKET PEACE RENTING'HIRING TJie IMioto < ». Bake Sale OF MILIIONS ■W ANT A.TDS BUY1NG*SELLING Color Finiikioe — Photo Supplioi 3 1 8 S « ilooath KEjriloBo 4-8114 Set Apr. 12 Phone KE. 4-4205 Today To Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask For the Classified Department For P arish PERSONALS EDUCATION 13 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 PIANOS, MUSICAL (Sl. Philoineni't Piriib. INSTRUMENTS 39 MR. AHORNEY IF YOU DONT CALL HE-IT WILL ST. JAHBS-MONTCLAIR D e n v e r ) For public notices use (hi Den TAKE MUCK IJ iS O E H FOR HE TO FIX SWITCHBOARD SHOP around than lea our piano An all-parish bake tale, the ver Cctbolte acststsr. Plu9 Our Personaliitd valuot. Hesultr Icgsl rslcs, rapid, accu n««8 dtBRAdt imliied pprposstJ. TOM WAUKtR PIANOS last of the year, will be held rate icrvlca on arnoavlla. Find You! Alt •••• KFM pkMCBlMlI for tko«* Servic* Sells Hornet Raty Parklnt Sunday. April 12. Bakery goods Mail Your Logoi .VfUlres to shinny how son# bualnacaca fvt whp QHftllfr IS4S t . Bdwy. SP. 7-TU4 atarted. Taka me, a ntwspapcmian Switeb^OArti S«bo«l will be available after all DENVER CATHOLIC and wrltar lat Rtaulcr i Ibcc IMS: TrtiPlRf i s 6 M asses. Tbs credit union mada ma advtwr. I SEWING MACHINES 40 aoM car poUcka to practically every The pastries may be brought UBI^ I *^i VW f i l i U O R REGISHR OM la the place. Then they naked me IMS S. Broadway SH. 44S1I UNCLAIMED REPAIRS to tbe convent on Saturday. for other tnaurence covetefee! S-)r. fuarantoa — UU W. Stth Ave. P.O. Bex 1620 About S yean eie I fol my own Privata tutortof—any xr»dottbt«u Trade 34 way. South■ ■ .. Fadirel...... Way. Waah.; sm W. tit. Avo. BCMiew: bclr; FOR SALE BY OWNER For April 26 By owbtr. Will Undo It uniti loddo Building Moteriah 46A Tbe “Nite Out” will be held Roekwall. ITN W. Balboa (Moor SborManj 3 bdrra, brtek. S bomt bdnu.. i for land or weldlox and maebtoo Bird.. Nawpert Beach, Calif.; batbt. pine pabolod roe. room. Caiv April 28 at 8:30 p.m. Alt guests aeobaw: bair: •Im p In or out of Mata. Wrtta Rock- WE. 6-3342 Anytiim pottoe and drapoo near now. Walk- wood Ledfo, Hanllou Sprtoct. Colo. NEW AND USED will meet in the lobby of the Adolpb Boekwell, ISIS So. Kobert, toe dwtanco Blamed Socrament and Loa A veic*. Calif.; napbew; betr; Doavor PobUe SebooU. PtAor to Trade ovon. Want North Donvor BUILDING MATERIALS Tower Theater a few minutes David RKkwaU. 4M7 Inrtowood P. J. Kaska, lalo nimmer. ITS Have suburban frann 2-bodroeea. FlumMiif • Stool • Wladowt Bird., Loe AnsHaa. CaiU.; napbew; K S y . larfo fenced yard, Very earlier and will be greeted by Tax CoDSBltaat EA. 2484*. • D ean bclr; clean. GU S-7M. the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William T b o o a a R e e k w e l l , 11147 L u ll 14S3 Cook. SR.TSe. S-bdruu.. brick. Kerdy Wrecking Higgins, pastor. Street. Sun VaUey, Calif.; aepbtw, Ulo bath, (tolfax boa. dean. Ganat, REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 bclr; fenced yard. Lata oatal storm nto- C.onlractor$ A change in the picture Hariarct Houaa. SOI W, HlUereet ^ a ^ n d door. Appl. only. Currier. ttl« IVotf tfh Avo. TA. S44I1 has been made and "Inn of Avt., Inficwood, Calif.; niece; bclr; DR. D. J. SMITH Race Bald, t m E. R o a u Street. For RcsulU List With the Sixth Happineat'’'w ill be Riven, Calif.; aleca; belr; Ofrtometrist S-Yra. Old. IN I LoweU Blvd. N ew! Oldsmobile-Cadillac Anna Charaok, 3M7 Crecandd 5 8 the movie shown. brick, tcal^MoiL. SMruu. up, S- I AUTOS (Used) Ave.. Loa Aatele*. Calif.; Bicec; Spedalklaf in bdnu. down. S Ulo balha, 1 lo u . John F. Bruno 1500 Pearl 'Finest Service Anywhere" HI. 2-3160 An evening supper will fol- heir: ConUct Lenses, also Vacant Coed rontaL Currier. GL. S- I low tbe showing In Ibe school CbrlfUna BeU, 4IM Hadlaoa SL. Culver CUy, Calif.; niece; b«lr; Visual Traioing. Realtor Boulder auditorium all for the price of Hetone H M eb , 4714 H enhaU Drtre. 7 m VS. Hiway < — Derby All Souls' Parish EAST OFFICE Culver aty. Calif.; naDdnlece: belr. $1.2S per person. t (ood hornet eloae In All Sottl'i Em I kXod a Kearney Dr. Tbomaa Mlrtcb. Jr.; im “B- AT. 8-3693 OE. a 4R0« An important meeting to Street, Ltncola, Neb.; ftandaepbew; new lebool. 8 41 E . S8 Ui A t^ —T h e m t o n 471t S. PEARL—1-bdnu., t J taemt.. Rill Dreiling belr. SOUTH OFFICE formulate plans for extra dbl. u ru c, tUJM. taadore Bird, Naweaatle. Wyo.; AT. 7-t926 nao S. Celerade Blvd. ordinary parish revenue will nepbew; heir; 4llt SO. PEARL—S-bdnu., full part, ♦ (Evintoc AppototmonU Invltodl fin. b am t S14J0D, SK. <-1877 be held Tuesday, April 7, at Ceellla Hawk, Oiaie. Wyo.; niece; Fort Collins belr; 4IM SO. WASHlNOTON-4-bdrmi.. The Best in Used 8 pjn. in the school audi- Catherine Hanaon iHenlal locom- IH balha, patht dbt laraft, fl^ * WANT AD Id tht CATHOUC Place. tJlJC. tf.t00 down, ammo torlnm. All parishioners In peUllt). WyonUnc Stata Uoapltal, Eventton. Wyo.; uaee; belr; nSGlSTCR cAfi ^ M n u o h fo r to lerie loin. FLOWERS, SHRUBS, 1 terested in helping with this AloM M Bird. (Haatai Incempe- UU)e. Ctll CLeASSirtrD TODAY At S W m P H A R M A C Y K1L 4-4201. Rex T. Garrett NURSERIES 36 Or New Cars project are invited. antl, Wyomlns State Boepital, Xvaaa- Realtor SSS2 So. Bdwy. SU. MSSS toB, W ^.; napbew; belr; Free African Vlololt wtUi each pu^ **y ou r P a r i i h DragaJord'* Following this meeting the chaae. 4M vartetlea. Dallvorlat. Pauline Robblna. (Mental Incenpe- T ax W ort—BookkM pin i.lovom ortM , 120 TO CHOOSE HU 2-1035 and HU 2-1036 lenti, Colorado Stale Hoapltal. Pu •‘ly rtlU. monliiJy or^uArtAriy Au41t Guardian Angels' Parish Wboletala and Retail. SK. S-tSSO. eblo, Colo^ Dlrce; heir; f . SK. O'ZtOO. tlJN# down Includes clottaui FROM Nortbare Hotel Bldg. " 'N o r t i t o m Caterpde'a Frank Pauley. Jr; Handaraon. cotu. Pay SH per month, i- Typawriter Service 37 tegdlwf Dphorlmpni Slorp'' le coming bake sale and "Nlte- Wvo.; xrandnepbew: heir; bdnu , naw electric kitchen, w.- Tbs Sloro witli • SmMd Hra. Chad Somarvllle. Younaatown, to-w. carpetlnf. paUo. fenced. lUt.” Penn ; erandnlece; heir; Cloae to Irana. and tbopMof. BANK RATES Members of the parish are in- H n . Cunnar Franaon. 717 Third 2ND MORTGAGE LOANS Holy Family Pansh Ave. Fact Kallapel. Mont; fnnd- ★ SALES ited to keep the date of April nlece; heir; I'bdnni. deluxa brick plus (ar- Please Patronize r e p a y o n ly den lavol apt. OvorMxo dbl. far., •^SERVICE 1 2 open for a program to be Marilyn Meadoff. F-quItable Blda.. Up to 3 Years to Pay Blythe-Goodrich Denver S, Colo.; nent; fuardltn ad w.-lo-w. carpelinf and drapei. i r RENTALS Your REGISTER j in the school auditorium M o r t u a r y litem. $25 MO. PER $1,000 St. Catherine’s Parish 30 p.m. A tape recording Any and all unknown peraona who motftl ctr ii dovQ My« Adding Machioes Advertisers and i Phone any time EM 4-2620 Am bultBca Servica Day have or aaeert any claim n en t, 2*MnB. brtek fMiu deo, Type wri te n No Money Down Mention | afaJnit tba decedent or hit catate V.40-W. c«rp«tJaf. drtpet. Mdo. Jack W . Gavddrick aa heln at law. next of kin, icxa- ( i r t e t H U . 2 -3 2 0 S | teea, or dcvlaeea ef decedant, or THE REGISTER otherwlae St. Joseph’s Polish HOLLAND FE 3-4695 OPEN EVES. You and each of you aro boroby roqulred to altond the probate of Dr. John A. Miller Church TYPEWRITER CO. The members of tbe Altar and tbe Inttnuaenl parpertlnt to be the f.'Juro^aWial l-bdnu. double (araxe. fenced. We Finance Yauf Good terma. 55 West Hampden latt will and letUaenl of iho de Foot Spocimlut cedent aboee named before Ibe Ac« Realty Co., Realtor SU 1-5696 Dawn Payment County Court of tbo City oad County 2US Se. BeUaire SK. 4 4 r a OR. 7-5251 GL. 5-3477 te ilriie e t Cole. D in a group Sunday, April of Denver, State of Coloredo, et tbe City and County BuUdlnx In taM 1505 DalUs Meitoer all Savb 1 Colorado Springs | in the 8:13 a.m. Mass. City and County of Denver, on Mon iM . 4-ian SPARKLING NEW 2111 W. Alameda Prayers are requested for day. tiM SOth day of AprU, I8I8 . at By AppotnimaiM Only J badroomt, family room, full bate- 18 o'clock A.H. ment. brick ranch. 1709 tq . R . 2-ear Marguerite Colocheski, who is WITNESS my cllnaturo and aaal of f i r a i e . 2 flrtpltcee. A quality home seriously ilL uld Court thlf STth day of Febru. DRAPIR-S UPHOLSTiaV by quaUly bulldart to are* of quality J . D . C B U U C H i ary, ISM. Complete lino of foam rubber and new homei. Cloae to ihopptof and ISkilU,) bllc and_perochlal arhoole, n J M . C . D . O.’ B R I B N 1 upholatery auppllei. At "NEW AD Cole * Haley DRESS. 7S SO. FEDERAL. WE. S- SU O. C. Thompaon, HA. 44stl or— MAY REALTY A ltorneyc at la w OOIS. McGINN, REALTOR ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL Altar Unit Council 104 B rtM w av Denver S. Colo. 7S4« W. Stth Ave. HA M 4 U R E A L T O R Victor B Crandy CATERING To Introdace Y o b to the Register Clattlfled Section Cork of tbo County Court. To Meet April 7 By Theodore Epateln, Jr., 3-BEDROOM, $11,000 Deputy Clerk yVSAAAAWWVUViW Near public and parochial achooU. INSURANCE. LOANS FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS (Publlahed Id the Donvar Catholic " F O R T H E l Ctoto to •hopptof. North Denver. At All Souls' Hall R ollatcri B E S T IN O lder brick, 2 4or ftr a x e . CaU O. C. Flrat Publication March IS, ISSt F O O D S '* Thonpaon, HA. 44ta or— TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP 725 N. T ejoii Si. Englewood.— .All Souls' Par Laat Publication April S, IHS Quality AppartI ) C a ll ish)—The council meeting of Colorado Spring!, Colo. McGINN, REALTOR IN COLORADO SPRINGS the Altar and Rosary Society NOTICI TO CRIDITORS 7S4fl W, aath Ava. HA M4M SINCE IB7I DIAL-A will be held Tuesday, April 7. ESTATE OF CLEMENT LEWIS Owner Irantfcrrod, S-bdm, brick, 2 M E . 3 - 7 7 3 1 BUTLER, alao known sa Oomont FIIX IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX at 6 p.m. in the parish hall. m battu, brick laraae, atUe, Spacious Kiowa tad Tajoa Strpats L. BuUer, I DINNER fin. b m . .Neor Senoou, Ctanr^ bui, The women of the Altar and iDoceaaod'. thopptox. Rcatonablo, FL. i-2»t. N o. P -lI M AC 2-1891 Rosary Society will receive Com All poneat bavlaa clilma acalnat For Put Homo OoHvorr Small cou varatou. 4-room and _pri- 1 1 SFiCIALIZINO IN CftOko Fi Pete Beroni munion corporately on Stiaday. the abovo oamod potato aro re- aib, aokod Virginia Ham. S4 . vau bath for owner. Near St. PU Rulrod to ruo ibaa for aUowancc iloem na’a. CaU EA. 2 - i m after 7:31 ’ Fnrnjtiire Shop a April 3. io the 8 a.m. Mast. ^rn Frtod Chtefcan, thrim p, R Dr. John A. Ordohl to tbo County Court of tbo City and ,Baaf and Pork. P.M______UPHOLSTEJUNC J Tbe Mass for vocations, spon County of Donvor. Colorado, eo or ' RK-UPMOLSTCXtNC AND 1 OPTOMSTRItT boforo the Stth diiy of SoptoDber, EXPERT CATRRING sored by the Altar Society, will Close to RtPAIIINC 4 m NORTH TIJON STREET liet. or aald clatou ahall bo ferover SERVICE be offered Saturday, April 4, at barred. Our Lady of Fatima Parish sup Cevera aod Oraparias J ME. 24U I 1 (Cl0884 T»*8 PRAYER AND SUPrERING COMBINED Homemaker'S Men's Nocturnal Adoration April 2-3 O d i i n f i o A . Departm ent Men from all the parishes,Our Lord has shown His power'eome to Nocturnal Adoration'Sts. Peter and Patil'-s (Whesi ■ in the Denver area will partici-iover Satan. 'and watch with -Him for one Ridce). St. Patrick's iFt. Lo- ^IT ST. M A R Y 'S ACADEM Y APRIL 5 ^ Pjironise T h e$0 Keliahle and friendly Firms ■ pate in an all-night vigil beforC| "|t jj proper that we should hour." gam. St. James; the Blc.ssed Sacrament in Holy rejoice this Easter season and Mass will he celebrated at 12-1 o'clock — Holy Ghost, (ihost Church, the downtown our hearts should be filled with Midnight. Conles.sions will be St. Elizabeth's, All S a i n l s '. K. of C. Members, Wives church of Denver, on the night peace. But we must alway.s re heard all during the night, Notre Dame. St. Catherine's r ------^ before the first Friday, April member that after the sunshine and Holy Communion will be (Derby), SI. Augustine’s (Brigh SATRIANO 2-3. comes the darkness. Life is a distributed every hour after ton). St. Mary's (Littleton), Na Plan Recollection Day ENGLEWOOD "During this Holy Easter sea- continuous warfare, and we midnight. tivity of Our Lord (Broomfield); Members of Knights of Co-' Reservations for those cxpect- BROTHERS must be constantly on our guard. Schedule : .son." reminds the Rev. William 1 - 2 o'clock — Cathedral. St.lumbus Council 539 and their i ing to attend should be made by Heating .Company “This life is but a preface The hours assigned members JAIVITOR Gallagher, spiritual director, Joseph's, (C.SS.R,), St. M^ry wives will attend the annual i phoning the Knights of Colum- to the book of our whole exis of the various parishes for the "the members of the Catholic Magdalene's. S t Cajetan's, St. day of recollection Sunday, bus hall, TAbor 4-1480. The i: SERVICE tence which is eternity. We month of April are as follows: Aulh«ri>g4 L«aaem Dm Ict Church all over the world are Bernadette's (Lakewood'), and April 5. at St. Mary’s Academy, cost is $2 per person. FunuaM4 Air CMditionint must always remember that the 9-10 o'clock — A.ssuraplion ^ * Rug and Upholstery filled with joy. The festive dec Our Lady of Fatima (L a k e - 4MS S- University Boulevard. preface is made up of prayer (W elby), Sacred Heart, St. An A Shampooing orations of the Elaster-time are wood ); All Mmk«t Furoaeas and sacrifice. These are the thony's of Padua's, St. Louis', The Rev. Raphael UlcCarlhy, Conference May I upon our altars and our hearts 2 - 3 o'clock — St. Vincent de Initallad, Servicad O * Complete House the Ideas upon which the Noc (Englewood), Our Lady of Mt. S.J.. will conduct the day of rec are filled with gladness and Paul's, St. Dominic's. Our Lady aad Rapairad O Cleoning turnal Society is built. Since Cahnel, Guardian Angels'. All ollection, and deliver three con upon our lips the joyous shout of Grace, St.Therese’s (Aurora), ♦ • Floor Waxing ond prayer requires a certain amount Souls I Englewood 1. Our Lady ferences starting at 10:30 a.m. of .Alleluia. For we know that 3- 4 o'clock — Annunciation, * Heating ^ Polishing of sacrifice or suffering, it is of Lourdes, and Holy Cross, Besides the conferences, the Name Programj the body of Christ that suffered St. Francis de Sales’, Mother knights and their wives will * Air Conditioning easy to see how sacrificing an Thornton; Wolli ond Windows for u^ unto death is truly risen. * Sheet Metol Work hour lo Our Lord at Nocturnal 10-11 o’clock— St. Ignatius. participate in periods of medita { Woshed tion and discussion. Renewal of Phone SU 1-4494 Adoration during the dark L 0 y o l a 's . St. Catherine's. St. I 4 -5 o ’clock — Blessed Sac- X EXPERT - DEPENDABLE Group on Urban Ppgg Olgclmp Cgtimgig Joseph's (Golden), St. Piu.s xjram ent. Holy Rosary. St. Jo-imarriage vows will be given at hours of the night can be Dmf god Nfgrht S^r^ric# O INSURED B e A h e a d classed under both prayer and (Aurora), Holy Ttinity (West-'seph’s (Polish), Cure d’Ar's, 4 p m , followed by Mass at 4:15 1065 W, H«ropJ«B O Call Li for frri Eilimalei suffering. minster), Our Lady of Vi8ita-|christ the King (Evergreen);|P-m to close the day’s activities.; FrAok Prop. A g L. S-S754 and CL S-B2B9 5-6 o'clock — St. Philomena’s,'according lo Art Jersin, general Redevelopment I A 2B36 W. 44tb A«a- with "W e may be impelled by the'*'®"' 11 -12 o'clock—St. John's Lhe Sl. Patrick's, St. Anne's (Ar-'chairman. desire to increase in the love For an Urban Redevelopment Evangelist's. Presentation. St. vada). Holy Family, and Most Lunch will he served at 1 p.m. a APITAU of God. We may want to follow Conference scheduled May 1 as Rose of Lima', Christ the King.iPrerious Blood. at the academy. , the request of Our Lord to His part of the Regis College Week Bacon & Schramm GLASS 1 Apostles in the Garden of Geth- new car observance, J. Keman Week- Com^sition Roofing CO. semani. ‘Could you not watch Tile Roofing ,one hour with Me?' baugh, general chairman of Roof Repairing A P IT A L ^ "W e hope that more men Regis Week, and Casper Heg- MIRRORS a ner, chairman of the Redevelop- 4020 BrighloD Blvd. ISir CK.r.DM PliN TA S42S1 from every parish in Denver '(•H .i H IrHOriTl will make this sacrifice on the 'ment Conference, have an CH. 4-6563 eve of this first Friday and nounced a Dve-member pro- used car ' gram committee. With Hcgner as chairman, Electrical Contracting & Repairing APITA, TRY members include Mark Bennett, I president of the Downtown Den- K A iiL J . s t i i o i i h i \ i ; k k 3> a lb jiiL iver Improvement Association; FIRST 'Perry Anderson, executive di ------— — Electric Company service rector of the DDIA; Bruce L3e«BiM BUd Gifts - Hardware - Paint Rockwell, chairman of the Den P R O M i Glass - Toys ver Urban Renewal Authority; M « m b * r Etacirical CoBtraeteri Ait'n. Pipe Threading land Lee Johnson, executive di 11 78 Stool St. ^ ^ \ C . 2-5733 yAPITAI^ Window Shades • Key rector. Denver Housing Au ^Chevrolet Duplicating thority, 13tiiAve.6R0ADWAY&UNC0Ul Open frido.r & Afontfor Fse$. National Experts TA-5-5191 32 Broadway PE. 3-2940 Will Speak Edwin Alexander, executive SnCUS-LRUlLOR vice president of the Savings and Loan League of Colorado, 154-3 L A R IM E R S T .- 8 3 0 I7 tm ST. and Elwood Brooks, chairman of Income Tax Service the board of the Central Bank and Trust Co., said speakers of ENGRAVED Bookkeeping national prominence will be 'disclosed later. The two head Service ' the promotion and reception PLASTIC 622 ,committees, respectively. for SIGNS & DESK PLATES East Officers fo r ilh e annual charity bazaar event. From left lo! Authorities in city planning, Businesses Silver Dollar Officers the Silver Dol-'right are John Dunn, Ed Stolte. Sr.; Charles urban redevelopment, financing, 6th lar Days of the Knights of Columbus Council O’Brien, John Gallagher, and Andy Marlelon. architecture, business, and gov B ftO N Z t T A B L - E T S 539. Denver, arc shown mapping strategy for; ernment are to attend the con PEarl Ave. ference in the grand ballroom u p t h i n g s f o r GOD' of tbe Brown Palace Hotel. 3-3352 (New Location) Mayor Candidate Robert Cameron, director of ROSS HARDWARE the Denver Urban Renewal Au F o r ' Youths in State Hear thority and chairman of the Open Nites Till 9 p.m. — Free Forking Appointment To Give Talk at exhibits committee, said dis plays will tell what other cities fil2(l E. Colfax at Aloiiaco FL. 5-.j330 Talks on Brotherhood have done to solve redevelop J. B. BARRY BUSINESS SERVICE Luncheon Club ment problems. Established 1953 Greatness in the eyes of God he asked It is a man with -rhe Knights of Columbus Fri- enjoy outamaiic "rainfnll" sprinkling does not lie in giving up bad great ambitions, lofty Ideals. Club is sponsor thing.s. All mankind must do and dedicated purpose. Real- | , Notre Dame President evith rht' tonkiilrOP*^ new OPEN EVENINGS this in avoiding sin. But true I izing he has been given cer- worth arises from giving up I tain talents by Almighty God. To Attend Fete Apr. 6 good things for the love of God. I the religious brother wants to Notre Dame Night in Denver Brother A. Alban, F.S.C., vo ' use them where they can be has been set Cor'*Monday, April automatically controlled cation director of the Santa ' utilized to the full in the serv- 6 at the Lakewood Country Fe-New Orleans Province of the j ice Of God. lown & gniden wotering synem Club. Brothers of (he Christian T^e Christian Brothers' vo- The Very Rev. Theodore M. .Schools, expressed this idea in a I cation director observed that a Hesburgh, C.S.C, president of VtBVIlt 'series of talks on vocations candidate must be willing to Set it just once for all season lonil I Notre Dame, will join Mayor and *>«( Fiw< I throughout Colorado the past make great sacrifices. Not Ml *m. H « « ’» hlXWtM M>»* loegg «M«46 Mrs. Will F. Nicholson and the •«•' Hoe vow I month. , everyone can take it. he said. cWd 9*iti4. C9ma Rev Lucius F. Crevantes. S.J.. M »ii 0 M«fK %«4«ri rM rt •n»r, I “Who becomes a brother?" God asks of the brother, sis He , ^ • L»w inrHal t«U o S«v«| i^e Florida >.4461 'docs of the priest, the willing- of Regis College as honored • l« 4 v a .