i J u l y 1 8 . i 9 A« THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Page 1 Sec. 2 = Mile High Entertainment Scapegoat Hy I ‘*m OfficcT TV Role slave from Ephesusi would 4 is the miijor work on the 111 th.- t'liniriK week. he enough to provide a Cleveland Symphony con­ iM the Denver good evening of entertain­ cert on KF.ML at 1 p.m. Criticized I'-ll li:i I op|M)r- ment. But. the addition of July 21. t u n u v hear jazz, sym­ . the Rodgers-Hart music- Ix)s Angeles — The ccxir- phonic music, and a now- lyrics makes the show dinator o f the National claKsic (ii even Ixetler. Catholic Office for Riidio rmjin operetta- LOUNGE: For ji change he rnu'-u'.i) ol this ceniurv. Nora .Jam,* Ihiiliff as "z\d- and Television told a group Fust riana." tlie w ife -of the of pace from Wagner and of TV executives that te­ ess 'Ihormis Lawlor Valerie Master.son "II. lliere is the S^hhi/ ■'.ilia,- Ephesus master, was in Brahms, one can citlch the levision may be taking an •ad ill U.i) fine voice for two of th<> ciilyp.so and Atncricim folk unfair share o f the lilamo to h'Kk> .July " 0 . It .song.s |>erformed by Lulu- Homecoming Stars \Mll !e.4Uivi- l)ionne Wiir- show’s threi* iKJst-known for violence in Americiin lot helle at the Tiki Ixtunge in wick ihe Thei>loiiius Monk numixers; "Falling in l^ovt? life. idy Denver. Her stylings - of Father Donald F. X. to (’central City — Members <‘i-a company will ainjj at the annual Homccom- lei. Alirn.id .J.miiil. nd the Your Supper.” the latter as injT Masses in historic Assumption church (left) at <‘iiniKinUiiU .-\dderl part of :i girl trio. She also and "Across the Wide .Mis- T V officials here, agreed jet <|uiii- .souri” make ii nice coun­ lb and llrllO ji.ni. July 21. let. sc.ng a reprise o f 'This that the media have res­ ley .\. {,’an’l Be Love.’’ terbalance to classical mu- ponsibilities relal(7d to vio­ *ds I' Ihc Koval lence but observed also 'I'his yciir’s homecumin)' is a special occasion; Philh, Jacqueline Davis as "Lu- arm.mic Orchestra ’ of that parents are usually MMiH is the silver anniversary year of the ordina­ L i i i k Ii cotKlucled hv ciana,” her sister, Jind I)o- AtUid rinda Ix*vy as "Luce," the TELEVISION: Georges more responsible. tion of Father Francis I*. Fotempa. pastor of St. I loro I i ;it K,.,| Simenon’s "Tlit> Lodg(*r ’ Koek- .Julv maid and wife of tluj Eph(5- un I’auTs parish. Idaho Springs, and of Assumption will open Thirteen Ami sus slave, teamed with "ALTHOUCJH it is true ed parish, who will celebrate th«* Masses. liy. there i.s the Against Fate, a series t>f that television d«K>s portray I invei .Miss Bailiff in "Sing for in- of Denver 'I’hea- hour-lor : drsiinas based tin violence, very often chil­ Your Supper.’’ the best ad Principals and chorus members of the musical t - pi ics remark.s about ethnic, reli­ Mackenzie, aiul organist Faiward I.. Benoit. 'S ijraciisr' vocally in the maiiv rendi­ will he shown on KHTV, gious, and racial groups, tion of "This ('an’t Be chiinntJ 9, this weekend: and undisciplined com­ It m,t\- lie Ijn ycjir.s old. 1/Ove." Rebecca with Joan Fon­ ments about political can­ ?y Vaficon Tax Plan Gets Opposition bin I he Hoys From Syra­ Other principals were taine. Laurence Olivier, didates for public office.” he cuse l.•maln-i ,i bright, John Helzier as.the Ephe­ •Judith Ander.son, jind Father ('onnolJy also ig N’aticim ( 'ily - 'I'hc Ital­ done unilaterally, in con­ tiiin of the ( ’hristian Dem- emptions. a \'alican press >jYaiklin;; niusiciil comitay. sus master; Danny Turner George Sanders (who co,-ei\ taken from Shake- Leonard as the Syracu.se . h(‘ si nisti*r housekeeper? f that movies and television I tiixes on its [ieai-e- Comed.N- o f Kr- sliive:, and (Henna .New­ at H:;jt) p.m. .July 20. were devised to he free bahy-sitfer^.” I’oine w;is assailed !>>• the L'Osscrvatort* Komano llu* as yet unratil'ied ajiree- bution which the Holy rors. proved the right se- comb as the main courte­ Witness for the Prose- N’aticaii City daily, L'- rcfeiTcd to an exchan«e of tnent with the Holy See See’s apostolic activity lL*ction to open the Univer­ san in Ephesus. f'ution with .Marlene Die­ Osservatore, as a "unilai- notes between the X’aiuan sity of Denver Theater’s ewniptinji the Vatican's jiives to tourist traHlc. in .Among the supjxjrting trich and Charles Ljiugh- era! * act in op|visition to summer of musicals at Open 11 a.m. 2:00 a.r and the Italian Kovernment stock dividends from Ital­ addition to advantages cast, there were thr«;e lon 'remember the surprise "elementary jn-incijiles of Bonfils theater. lEi-n/. T.llrini-H in In the exchanjie. ian taxes came as the which derives from standouts; Jim Hamel as a twists at the end of this Choi.-.- ...... inteniidionul Jaw." a Chnstian Democratic 'flic othei selection.s are Agatha Christie classic?) at C.S. ('h«»ic«- ...... Premier faced his first vote j > ro pe r (V i n es t m e n f s. police sergeant, who led r.S. Choir*- Kih'l .Mil-. The Threepenny Opera If the projjram oC J’le- n nance minister as.-ured of I'onlldence in le.ss lluin which contribute to the the chorus in their num­ 9:.30 p.m. July 21. and Sweet Charity. mier Ctovanni Leone were the Vatican it would lie two week.s in oflice. growth of the national in­ bers; Stephen Scott as a The comic aspects oC • * adopti'd hy parliami-nt. the exempt under the 1 f)"tt Defeiidinjj the tax ex­ come.’’ sorcerer: and Voris Mitcli- plot 'mi-tiiken identities of An examination of black Vatican would he required concordat with Italy from a ell as "Fatima,” a coui le - • to pay back taxes amount­ newly jiassed hiw’ reijuirinti I Wit t over $7 million. holders of securities to [Ya>- gyrations. We Serve Only the TOP QUALITY L’Osservatore Konian- taxes on dividends. NCOMP Hits Big Lack SyracU'i' and a master and will be presented in the MEATS. U.S. Choice or Prime <»*s statement iiulicated Premier Leone told thi And a special nod to the J’ourth segment of (J.LS's COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE stage designs hy Lewis Of Black America on & LOUNGE that Premier I.eone had parliament f-Iuly 5i that he Of Kids^ Film Fare House of the Lord not consulted the Vatican would not oppo.se the ma­ ('rickard and the musical KLZ. channel 7, at H p.m. :«>1—:H)1 F .-d rr on his ]>n)|)osal. In puhlish- jority view of the last jiar- New York — Those par­ doubly welcome, although Panelist.-, on Jlou.se of the direction by Genevieve July 23. inj? tht? premiers decision liament on the issue, ’i’hat ents who ship their chil­ a third v’crsion of the same Lord. KI.Z-T\’ ('hannel 7’s .McGiffert. who had a to abandon an aj'iccincnt session indicated it wanted dren off to the Saturday story also underlines the religious panel >how seen small, hut most efTective. with the A’atican, L'- to end the N'atican's lax afiern(X)n movies face the very fact that there is too every .Sunday at Mi.'JO a.m.. orchestra. Osserva tore Komano exemptions. problem o f finding suitable little imagination at work will concentrate their dis­ F A S H IO N ^ said: A Christian Democratic cinematic fare for them, toward production o f ac­ cussion July _'l on the I’nl lioiirri move to block i ne taxation according to the National ceptable children’s enter­ provocative and ihought- Catholic Ofilce for Motion "W E C A N O N L Y note was defeated in committee tainment.” full title, "(lod Is Doing Pictures. SHOWMNGS with wonder, without en- and was lieaded Jbr dd'eaL The new version of the I’olilics." lerin;; into the merit.s of in parliament but the deci- N(T3.MP. in the current famous children’s story is Dr. I’aul Lehmann, noted issue of its Catholic Film We cordially invite you the (iUcstion. that this was sivu vole never came. Only an Austrian production theologian and professor at N ew sletter, reached its the Christian 3)emocrals released in this country by Union Theological semi­ 21. 'Phis was V'erdis first to view the latest in this conclusion as part of an Warner Brothers-Seven )>ackod the Vatican on the nary, w’ill agiiin be a guest successful opera and its year's exciting new an alysis o f th current Arts. NCOMP notes that it exemption. panelist on the program. lamed chorus was played motion pictures available has played only in a few spring fashions. Other members of the pan­ yeitrs later at bis funeral. special theaters during , *• Join your friends for a for summertime viewing. el W’ill be the Pev. Gerald TH E ISSU E helped to Noting that there has M ay and .June, a policy superb.lunch or dinner in cause the lireakiip of the Phelan, St. Mary’.s church, Soprano Afont.-serrat Ga- been "little produced for which will continue. ballc, baritone Sherrill the HUNT ROOM or livo-year-centcr-Jel't coali- the iinder-12 age bracket,” "If Heidi has not ap­ Jvittleton; and Dr. William cocktails in the CORK Green, chaplain at Temple Milnes, and tenor (Aulo the newsletter declares; peared in your theater, by ROOM LOUNGE. Buell college. The Rev. Bergonzi Jiave the lead "This condition makes a all means ask iLs manager roles in Verdi's I-a 'I'ravia- why not,” the newsletter Marion J. Hammond. St. new screen edition of. the ta on KDE.N at 12:15 p.m. advises. Thomas’ Episcopal church, Wednesday, July 24th childien’s classic, Heidi, July 25. NEED will moderate the program. Thursday, July 25th OFFICE MUSIC: Ezio Flagello Friday, July 26th Sacred Heart and Marilyn Horne will be SUPPLIES . . . The mean of .sexual mor- featured in part of .-\ct III fi’om Wagner’s Die Wal- I HAMPSHIRE HOUSE HOTEL Helen G. Bonfils Whitfield Connor I ality is explained by the I Rev. Francis 1... Filas. S.J.. kure in the Boston Syni- 1000 GRANT STREET TELEPHONE 292-1200 I of Loyola university. Chi- phiiny concert on KF.ML iit B I cago, in a repeat broadcast 1 p.m. -July 20. Other se­ (HH- the Sacred Heart I’ ro- lections will be from Wag- OPENS MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22 OFFICE I gram on KBTV. channel t). lu rDie GoUerdamme- WEEK OF JULY 22-27 at 7:15 a.m. July 21. riUYg vUkI Die Meistersin- ger von .Nurnberg. 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Or, In Chicago, Miss Benson it’s so groovy now, that they might all be asked to said, the question o f Y O ’s people are finally getting tell how they feel about relevance was discussed at together” — a line from a being at that meeting at length, while this subiM'f nrtniilar Ronff _ mierbf moment — whether j :j popular song — might de- that moment did not arise at the Balti­ ovt scribe "what’s happening” they would rather be more meeting to participants in the lead- home, whether they are to . Miss Benson said that 1 ership training sessions curious, annoyed or inter- the sessions do not follow spomsored by the National e.sUKl in the proceedings. Ca a rigid format because "w e Catholic Youth Organize- This type o f unconven­ vol 'AM?', hope this program will tion federation this sum- tional opening sometimes never be finished, defined s e t mer. helps to dispel people’s ini- Co or itemized. We want it to (W The program - called tial sclf-con.sciousness. Miss convey to participants that Impact — brings CYO ad- Benson explained in an C meanings are in people visers and teen-agers to- interview, and that the process of un< gather for five-day inten- Commenting on the two the growth is a direction with­ sive workshops. The aim is Impact sessions which have in each of us.” at to help adults work effec- already been held. Miss \ Summing up the aims of Award Winner tively with teen-agers in Benson said the program’s Impact, she said they are of Dr. Frank J. Gorishek, chief radiologist at leisure time programs. The sponsors were pleased with "to define roles, to describe Ca Denver’s Mercy hospital, presents the Mallinck- training sessions, designed the results. People seemed skills and needs, to find out rodt award to Dolores June Moreno. by Leadership Resources, genuinely involved, she learning experiences to lh< Inc., are being conducted explained, and were open produce these skills and wh on a regional basis and to new insights about attitudes” and to help par­ \ will be repeated by partici- themselves and others, ticipants to set up their Technician Honored th( School in Progress pants on a local level. A large part o f the Im- own training programs on fSt Impact uses techniques of pact workshops was devot- Dolores June Moreno, School of Radiologic Tech­ Students of the St. Peter Claver vueiition sehool examine reeords and the local level. She said who recently completed the nology and was accepted in Cor sensitivity training, group ed to definition o f roles, Impact will be repeated for mattozines for ideas in planning class projects. Sister Mary Gloria, left, 24 month course at the July, 1966. pn dynamics and intensive Miss Benson said, and small groups over the win­ said she tries to brin({ out the best talents in each child. Mercy hospital School of In May, Dolores t(K > k the Th discussion to make indi- then to discussion o f the ter when requested by up viduals more aware o f problems involved in those dioceses or parishes. Radiologic Technology, re­ American Registry of Ra­ ceived the Mallinckrodt diologic Technology exami­ of their behavior and effec- roles. It was interesting, IM P A C T sessions this award at graduation cere­ nation and was certified as Nt Vacation Class Brings Nun tiveness in group situa- Mis.s Benson said w ith a summer were scheduled for a legistered radiologic W. tions. smile, to see how different- ______Boston. San______Antonio, Den monies. c technologist — ranking in ( ’o T h e p rogra m - ex- ly people defined their res- ver and San Francisc’o.Tfhe The award is presented thi Back to Her Native Parish plained in a six-chapter pective roles. The experi- program is under the guid- to the student who main­ the top five per cent of the manual ~ utilizes tools ence, .she said, was an eye- ance o f Dr. Donald Ehat, a tains the highest grade nation. B y ejudy Edinger cred Heart .she liegan her ter as third grade teacher Miss Moreno lives with Cf like the ‘.’Group Maturity opener for the clergy and behavior scientist from average and shows out­ This year the four Sis­ volunteer work with the at Sacred Heart. standing ability in all her mother. Mrs. Nettie tio Analysis” which asks parti- lay advisors, as well as for Leadership Resources, Inc., ters o f Charity who staff’ St. Peter Claver project. areas of studies. Miss Mor­ Moreno, in Denver. th; SHE HAS taught pri­ cipants in small discus­ the teen-agers, who is project manager of St. Peter Claver vacation Sister .John Bernard is eno maintained a 95 per ijOl mary grades in Cincinnati, sions to evaluate the group SIX T R A IN IN G sessions Impact. school include Sister .John the daughter of Mrs. Ida and sixth grade in Cleve­ on such factors as "ade­ are planned for the sum­ cent average throughout Smith, now a member of Large U.S. corporations Bernard from St. Mel’s land. She has also hud quate feedback mechu mer, Miss Benson said. were among the first to her two-year schooling in W e e Y o u th S" St. Patrick’s parish. Sister school in Cleveland, ^vho experience with similar nisms,” "Maximum use of Two sessions — in Chicago start group dynamics pro­ both her academic and th graduated from Annuncia­ has returned here after 11 non-demoninational pro­ member resources,” "shared and Baltimore — already grams for young execu­ practical training pro­ Condemn War a« years. tion high school and en- grams for children o f mi­ participation in leadership have been held and were grams. fcM tives, realizing that sensi­ She is the former Sarah Uired the Sisters of Charity nority groups, in Cleve­ functions” and "feeling o f quite difTerent. The pro­ Dolores came to Mercy in th tivity to the responses, Uppsala.. Sweden — Anne Vigil, a native mem­ of Cincinnati in February, land’s Hough area, and in togetherness.” gram is flexible, she said, needs and feelings o f oth­ the summer of 1965 as a Youth participants at the ber o f Sacred Heart parish, 1958. after seven summers Cincinnati Bible centers. so that it can be helpful to ers is a vital part o f suc­ participant from the Fourth As.sembly of the as a student volunteer where the vacation school’s St. Peter Claver vacation T O B R E A K down shy- each individual group, cessful leadership. Neighborhood Youth Corps. World Council of Churches with St. Peter Claver vaca- two-week session is held. school, in its 31st year, ness and formality at the During the latter part of Today, persons from During that time she here adopted a forceful tifin school, and one semes- initial meeting, Joan Ben- the five-day program, the As a sixth grader at Sa­ held in a Catholic school, many walks o f life take worked and was trained as re.solution against* the son, coordinator of training group chooses areas o f in- headed by a Jesuit, and part in sensitivity sessions a darkroom technician in fighting in Vietnam. taught by nuns with the program s for the U.S. lerest that they want to and leadership workshops the Radiology department. Educator Endorses assistance of student Catholic conference Youth discuss. These vary from in order to become more Upon graduation from The action was taken at volunteers, is primarily for department, explained, the "social problems” to "lis- effective in their chosen Annunciation high .school. a special youth plenary he Student Power Protestant Negroes in group might be asked to tening” and discussions occupations, whether they Dolores applied for admis­ session apart from the C« grades 2 to 8. Thi.s year relate their first impres- take place in small groups, are salesmen or ministers. sion to the Mercy hospital Cambridge. Mass. — Assembly program. *']f there are no roots of there are approximately P» Father Paul C. Reinert, discontent among the gen­ S.J., president of St. Louis 200 children grouped into th eral student body how is it four classes. university, said students that they (campus radicals) li] The program includes should be more deeply in­ are always able to win the discussion, movies, singing, volved in the decision- support o f such a large making processes o f their number o f their fellow stu­ and instruction o f basic M institutions. religious truths on a three- d( dents?” Speaking at the Ad­ He told the gathering of year cycle: the command­ ti‘ vanced Administrative in­ educators, legislators and ments, the sacraments, and C stitute at Harvard univer­ executives: "Effective the creed. This year, focus E M i : sity, Father Reinert dis­ governance o f colleges and is on the commandments. DENVER ARCH DIOCESAN EDITION cussed '’Education 1968: universities must assimi­ Reward for attendance of The Realities o f Power.” late the thoughts, the the half day classes for 1 of He conceded campus rad­ ideas, the motivations and two weeks is a picnic to be IN icals comprise only two frustrations of the stu­ held July 19. u. be percent o f the current stu­ dents, for which the insti­ at your service with . . . . . an dent population, but added: T H E V A C A T IO N school tution essentially exists. is under the direction of *' gr fry "To go one step further, Father John F. Brady. S.J.. the institution exists for an assistant pastor of Sacred the benefit of society and Heart parish. The other t\V these students reflect that Broad and accurate news coverage k. \v i CYO society, for better or nuns are Sister Mary Glo­ Re All Saints worse.” ria, Sister Jean Marie, and as) Sister Carol Wood. (> The CYO o f All Saints Student volunteers are local and worldwide. ft '1 parish w ill hold a guitar C ultural Ix>is Reynolds. Barbara ]Ul: Mass July 19 at 5:30 p.m. Smith. Beverly Jackson, U Nil in the church. Lois Yancy, Bobbie Jones. Interesting and constructive editorials. Project ik Ch A ll members of the par- Samuel Warren. Tommieci- tio i.sh are invited to attend. nia Coley, who are all stu­ Various feature columns *[ V . i Refreshments will be Program dents at Manuel high anc served afterward in the .school, Nicholas Hughes, o l . sch(M)I hall. Tho.se attend­ Scheduled Robert Wilson. Smiley jun­ Various feature columns. A stii ing will have an opportuni­ Sixty children, in grades ior high school: and Ev­ fX)V ty to meet Father Rotole. one through six are parti­ erett Noble. Sacred Heart *' C.)t newly assigned to All cipating in the summer school. Ideas on education — youth and adult. a r Saints parish. cultural program sponsored bet' a and at Cure d'Ars school under AH Saints CYO is hold­ Title I of the Elementary Viewpoints on moral attitudes. ing a swim party July 30 ST. JOSEPH’S and Secondary'. Education w at the Terrace Club, 3401 act. A S. Knox court, from 7 to MILITARY The program, which Discussions of changes in the church 0 10 p.m. Admission is 50 ■< opened June 17 and con­ u ( cents each. Tickets must ACADEMY ed i be purchased in advance. cludes July 26, features — and in all religion. Coll art. music, drama, field Hays, Kansas Cull Jan DeBell, 934-3711. i\ an n or Char Twining, 935-4087. trips, and recreation. Boat Stuff members, working Discussions to help in sorting out the elect under Father Lawrence St. St. M ary M agdalene asso4 Peter, associate superin­ fiscs The C Y O at St. Mary tendent of education for confusions of the day. Neui Magdalene’s will sponsor a the archdioce.se, include dance July 27 from 8 to 11 Sister Helen l..uuise Wel­ p.m. It will held at the don, Sister Daniel Marie John X X III Youth Center, Skubby, Sister Ann Marie 3800 W. 29th avenue. flollund, and aides Linda Dress w ill be ca.sual school Lane, Janet Ixipez, Lynette Make certain you and your family receive the Register dress and the entertaining Von Feldt, Wanda Spencer bund will be "The Bonds of and Kaye Spencer. regularly during the critical and exciting months ahead Kune.” Admission will Ihj Participating youngsters $1. will present a free evening of us. You'll be g lad you did. of entertainment at 7 p.m. St. Louis July 25. in the school gym. BOARDING Included are an art exhibit St. Louis’ parish CYO SCHOOL USE THIS COUPON OR TELEPHONE IN will sponsor a pancake and presentation of the operetta Loco Burrilo, Conducted by the breakfast Aug. 4. 7 a.m.-2 Capuchin p.m. Charges of $1.50 each along with other musical New Subscription □ Renewal □ for adults. 75 cents each entertainment. Franciscan 1 Year $5.00 □ 2 yrs. $8.75 □ 3 yrs. $12.00 □ for children, will buy all Fathers Bill me □ or Remittance enclosed □ the pancakes they can eat. t Senior High School The breakfast will be i^ c o u t ln ^ » All Major Sports served in the parish cen­ Send ter. 3300 S. Lincoln street. St. Dominic's k Member North Cen­ Englewood. tral Association F o r Cub Scout Pack 65 of St. Dominic’s parish w ill spon­ k Rifle Range Your All Souls address sor a backyard spaghetti k Indoor Swimming All Souls CYO is spon­ dinner at 3371 W. 30th Pool soring a picnic and dance avenue from 4 to 7 p.m. Renewal city July 28. The picnic will be July 21. The prices are • R.O.T.C. zip at Pn>gress Park. 4-7:,30 $1.25 for adults. 50 cents Honor School p.m.. with the dance to fol­ for children under 16. M A IL TO D7.1868 Pau low H-11 p.m. at All .Souls In case of inclement FOR CATALOGUE NOW VAN KchtMil. TickeLs are $1 for weather, the event will be Address THE REGISTER members and $1,50 for held in the church base­ •wtinvki Olfict SI. JMcph'k Mtlltary Academy P.O. Box 1620 Denver, Colorado 80201 I non-meml>cTK. For further ment. W. 29th avenue and Hayi, Kdn»as t7Ml informulion call 794-0492. Federal boulevard. IF YOU PREFER YOU CAN TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER. THE NUMBER IS 825 1145

n Thursday, Juiy i3_ ,9^3 t h e REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2, Page 3 ive I CYRA I Standings Looking at Sports Cardinal Supports Criticism S(M'1 MKAST IMVISION By Hill SIcvin ther culls her. who will M A N Y A player cut af < luw> ••A " W. I S.M t.inu-nl ir you happen to he help bring the Broncos out ter a couple days becomes K.ilt«m> « I II driving north on the Val­ of the American Ftball bitter, feeling that he was Of Church by Journalists ley Highway and notice a I-eague's lower confines not given a fair chance to iiiii>ii Berlin The Catholic Hi«ou Hmi and (wentually into the top show his stuff. "T h e main accent is nalists of the respon.sibili- loyalty with regard to the la rge group of people journalist must bt? free to IN M. llr.uo around K. 5hth avenue, it's SJK)t. ( oaches. of course, are placed on the dangers ties that accompany the Church. When the eccle­ M ViiMvnt ( »hrt •'*«*>■ a frank word, and at which might arise from the not a major accident or WEIETMEK Saban's poli­ not infallible, and some "considerable power” they siastical community, in the times even a harsh word” communication media and possess. Si. ViiH«-m .s.<( fire so drive on. unless cy pays off remains to be have come to rue the day teaching of its magiste- he Si. Vimviii (•luntx in (ritni,-,m of "shortcom­ less, on the possibilities you’re a football fan. they let this or that player rium. the decisions of its ess seen. ings m the Church." Cardi­ furnished thereby for efTec- .SI rhi1.Hn. iM OriciU-H go t(K) soon. "A M ID present changes, pastors, the continuity of tad The large gathering is I he idea of inviting al­ nal franz Koenig of Vien­ tive apostolic activities." .S.K Hasty decisions are not it is your task to throw its living tradition, has to ^■..ln.n^ the lilBH edition tearly of most every Tom. Dick and na told delegates Ui the confined to free agenLs. Xhe Cardinal found it light on this most impor­ specified its attitude with­ lot S(. .l..hn <;Ht n the Denver Broncos. (Irad- Harry to pre season C it m p Eighth World C<»ngress of Si Hoixorx Even draft choices, some "regrettable” that the de­ tant phenomenon o f our out ambiguity, how grave ■dy .SI. \'itHvnt ilijviM ually the crowd will grow is not rare in pro-football, Ihe ( iitholic inernational cree does not mention "the time, by putting it into 11 high ones, are cut lse would be the responsibility to .St. ■John Cold sm aller, to 40. plus u although Suhan seems to Press I'niori. right to information within before the exhibition sched­ proper persf>e*ctive, by aid­ of him who would tend to lis- i » handful of taxi-squad go ovtTlsiard. While such a That 1;; not only his the Church.” and fails U) ing the public to grasp its ule starts. Which makes one veil the light with jet members. system does pay oil’ once in right in certain circum­ deal with the "important implications, by facilitating fog. . . wonder why they were ey a while, there are argu­ stances, full n mav even difTorentiation” between their understanding of the An important task of the 'ds U\ T H K W E K D IN t; out ments against it. drafted in the first place. he hiH duty." the Cardinal objective truth and "sub­ event, in its true dimen­ Eighth World Congress addeij. process has already l>egun, With such unw’ieldly Sizing up prospective jected truthfulness" as the sion, in its real import, was election of a successor l>ut to begin with the draft choices has become a "It just this commit­ realistic goal of journalism. with a constant concern for ...... Mjuads. opfxments of the to Father Em ile Gabi*I, Broncos’ top man. Lou highly important and tech­ ment vis-a-vis the Church. Premature adoption of dialogue with regard to Swretary General of the l(iH-n I'hn-I |>lan say. it is almost im- his Si. ViiuviiI Imio.. Saban. counted on close to |M)ssible for coaches to real­ nical (computers are svmpathy and close the decree, he addc^l. "pre­ everything.” the Pope said. Internationa! Union wh<> SI .luIlM H.iwk- contaii with the Church, lliO players turning out. ly get a line on the iie.w- used by most teams) pari sumably” explains why the . . It goes without say­ died in a plane crash .\.»III.|>|HMI • 1 from which the journalist’s decree "tells nothing what­ ;{i.-.M-.i s.Ki.itiK-iii including B1 (count ’em* corners' true potential. For of pro-football. It would ing that this respc*ct for March 6. Father Jesus Iri- right i.>- derived to think ever of the recognition of the truth, this care for the free agents. every good player dis- sed line on their of journalists, of their re­ communities, must be ex­ ing editor of Ecclesia, was ht It’s Saban's belief, and let go prematurely. right to up. sponsibility, their sphere of h.llll.«l<. •.1 a X It draft ch<»ices and decideugh. that one rare gem, they let. of alt people, 1'here could be several world and \i>,-a-vis man­ nal slated the right of’ the ANYWHERE Si. \ iii.nil ('.ikIiimU S 1* 1 ?y as l’ep|H*rminl I’attv's fa •lohnnv I ’ mlas go. rea.sons. Pixir scouting: a kind. then the blame for jouranlisl involves the free­ AT NO EXTRA COST '•^-^ ind Smiill |ll•'-•■•l Slidl.llMI'lll RUGS he I .•In.11. • 7 •1 It player’s Inability U> make this (allure would rest in dom to say "n o’’ to the DAVE UNDOUIST OAr < ' Largest sel lll.-s..,| S.IM the transition from college 19 Years On The Jot> Ei'periencE l t-.il.nll- • 1 • h t I no >m,ill measure on the Church as well as "ye.s,” On Three Continents to pro-hall even though he shoulders of the Catholic 718 I7lh Street ■em Ihi- house Si. lu ii 1 1 t ang Wegnesdav ,Si. ImcI Imii. • a 7 1 may have been a star in publicists in case they had "T O D A Y WE know the 23rd PI. Nevr Western Fed. P- Si. i’l■•l••mvlII.I I'ti.itK 1 1 Savings Bldg. I .SI. I'hiloiiH iIM .\tiv<-u 1 in II college; stiff competition remaim,‘d dumb dogs in­ power of the mass media, for positions: and. as men­ stead of becoming watchful but we also know their E.M.W. Mill 1 iiu t:si mvisioN tioned. coaches' fallibility- sheefKlogs ” limits.” he said. "Thank rush 1 riasN ••.V’ (lod that man. in the last Tel. 825 7175 g m ; I tr iM ...... 1 I.IHM> X ~ " - Free Parking La Shells All .S.IIIIIW .1 a II BUT W E’ UI. do as one CAKDI.NAL Koenig's resort, is not a being that 1 ?7S Caiiterma______llolv t-.niiiK' Ulna 1 n letter writer suggested di.scourse on the rights and can so easily be swayed Hilly f.iii>il>• '1 i-i 1.- Ti II last fall — stick to our job challenges of Catholic jour­ and manipulated as S4>me •1 Ii It nalism in the age of re­ All ...... 1'.•iiiin.il. 7 1' and let Saban worry about strategists would occasion­ GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS INC. Si. Anil.niiy ( .iKlin.ilv ;i 7 It newal included a critique ally like to make us be­ the Broncos. of the .Second Vatican lieve. . . . •'Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy’’ In the meantime, though, Council’s Decree on the "Before granting man the JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES w ell be hoping the 1968 Instruments o f Social final grace of’ being al­ 1421 - I6th Street — 244-8775 or 244-2598 Broncos show some im­ Communication — la­ lowed to s y 'Yes.' God DENVER. COLORADO 80202 provement — like reaching IH- ll>Uh menting both Its liming granted him the strength iM‘ r.iK iiti.iU Serra Installation the .500 mark. and what it left unsaid. to say 'No.' We are Uiday 30COC0<»5OS 1. K.n;,si. .\iiiIm>ii 1. K.n;,si. Mission Impossible? We'll The decree, the second experiencing in the whole AH Sum- C.iMlifi.iU WEISS BAKERY Ih>mini>- |{ii1ld..^, C’ongralulating newly-installed C'olumhine Val­ see. issued bv the Council, has world a tremendous wave 1 N Il.tim- I'.Mk.'ii ley Serra Club president .\lex Phannensteii. right, been criticized as being of negation. It is a ’no’ in O ULU h AbH lUNt D i)AL I ---- ;V!$ •St. Ai.ll>..i.> Om..!.-. is Kon Stainbrook. left. Installation ceremonies contrary to the spirit of 'V St. Ooimmi- .l.ii:u..i< answer to a world that is si RISING BREAD EVERY TUESDAY .N..IIO n.iiiK- Vmik.-. - for president and chaplain were held recently at Priests other Council pronounce- jumbled together and at Cherry Hills Country elub. Featured guest speak­ menls. iMitlom perplexed. Only he ^ Thrrr Sforrs to Serrr 1 or/ x All S.imlM C.itiliii.-19.‘17 S St. IKilniliit- Wolllvoiindj* V. Casey, center, and other guests included new­ Koenig told the journalists, restive. embittered with 5S50 W. JStli A\c ...... 421-i:»>6 S Nc.tn> n.iim- Mr>-|.^ ly-appointed club chaplain. Father L. Marvin "that thi> diKument was the embittered, only he ^ 1480 C’a rr S t...... 257-160 I S Si. f 1 n’«>|i already made public during who said ’no’ with the no- Holy K.iiiiily U<■•l Head, second from left, and John Cannell, district Sentence .N..I ■ D.iii governor of Serra, second from right. the first se>-ion of the men. will be led bv God Council and not after the out of confusion into clari­ Of Priest Constitution on the Church ty. from unrest into peace, and the Pastoral Constitu­ and from 'no' Ui 'yes.’ ” Interfaith Group Carries Washington — Judge tion on the Church in the Pope Paul VI also sent a Tim Murphy, a Catholic, o f Modern World ... I message to the World Con­ . know full well that among gress. reminding the jour- the District o f Columbia Quality Paints B attle for Poor People Court of. General Sessions many journalists this docu­ ment was no source of Distinctive Wail said he was ballled by a Coverings Washington — Sup|xirt paign. but Marian Wright, much tor.” she said. "The jxior said the hoard conduded I* Insurance • Loans | RODEO Coi^gress adjourns. have the choice of dying or Laments W ar "discrimination” was In­ 'I'here was no formal tie screanung ani^ 1 hope they volved because ol father between the clergy group die screaming.” N'alican C ity — The Moloney’s "religion” and JULY 19-20-21 and the Poor Pi*oi)le’s cam­ Miss W right said it is tragedy of Biafra (the se­ asked the judge to review cessionist state in Nigeria the case and the "excessive W a ll-h u n g where, millions are threat­ sentence” given the priest. ACC Elects Officers ened with starvation) "can The ds.soc’ialicm added it C lo s e t Come Out And Meet no longer be ignored with­ would seek supfsirt tor its (lerald Peters was elect­ Tom Mosier, secretary; and out dishonor." protest from the .National by KOHLER Edwin Eisenach, treasurer. ed president o f Associated This as.sertion was made Conference

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this event and ALL are W e d n e s d a y evening at 7:30 OV' invited to attend...... the Little. Hall. to A retreat for all women A tabic w’ill be In the Ca of the parish w ill be held vestibule off the chapel vol at El Pomar July 26-28 at July 21 to receive useable se i a cost o f $27 per person. A items for the Migrant Co ’’Christian Charity” work­ Workers program. Items (W shop with open discussion needl'd are ladits dro.s.ses c of the theme o f "Change” (large size .'shifts), sleeping z l un. will be featured. For fur­ bags, bedding, carpet the ther information and reser­ strips, toys and rugs. Call u t vations interested pcr.sons 781-5973 for home pick-up may contact Mrs. Larry \ o f large articles. V of Pratt. 477-5831. Ca Presentation out The annual Laywomen’s th( Retreat at St. Scholastica Presentation Parish wh Academy, Canon City, will (Denver) — Good weather, \ be held July 26-28 and good food, and varied en­ th< Planning St. Cajetan’s Bazaar August 2-4 with Retreat tertainment will combine est Master Father Henry to make the Hawaiian Nurre, O.S.B. from Benet for ViilhiT Mav .Santaniaria, pastor, works with comniitlop members plan- Luau July 27 a success. Lake, Wis. pr< nioK the |>arish s annual bazaar Auj;. i)-ll ut the school, ilth and l.awrence Booths and tables w ill be Th streets Denvir. Mexican food, ftames. and many award booths will he set up on the parish The fifth Rocky Moun­ up provided. The i;rand |irize will he a Ii)6« C hrysler Newport. I'ersons w-i.sh- grounds and decorations p ro vid o tl. 1 ho K ra n o p n z o w in nt* a arruo • ...... ••• -- tain Regional Convention of inu to (lonato• . ztrailing;____i : ___„ . >.lamp hooks n may o im r A do n uso f \ Ki/ by l/xiiv'incT leaving thorn titat St. CCaje­ uiC' depicting the Islands Nt of the Christian Family should aid in getting every­ Admiring the Prize tan’s rootory. or by callinu 825-H059. Shown with the pastor, are left to Movement (CFM) will be W. one in a holiday mood. right, Kudy Martinez, Mrs. Lucretia Vigil, and Mrs. Marie Carcia. held July 26-28 a t Regis Co Entertainment will begin Admiring the 1968 Chevrolet %-ton pickup and camptcr to he awarded at college. For further infor­ lh< early in the afternoon and the annual Assumption bazaar August 2-4 are Rev. George Jacob, O.S.M., mation and reservations an years, beginning at 1. (Denver) -- Cathedral Al­ continue until late even­ pastor of Welby parish, Floyd Fagg, and Carl Fabrizio, parishioners who Sts. Peter & Paul call Nick and Sally M uell­ Cl They will include foot tar and Rosary society will ing. Mrs. Cecilia Schnur have been selling tickets. Other highlights include the Italian spaghetti din­ er, 377-8719. tio Sts. Poti-r and Paul races, balloon bursting, hold a benefit card party will be in charge of cook­ ner Aug. 4 and a teen dance nightly during the bazaar. th. (Wlioat Ridge) — Sts. I*e- wheel-barrow races, can and desert luncheon at the ing the dinner and the la­ ti*r and Taul's annua! j)ic- Knights of Columbus Hall, The East Side Action 801 kicks, hall tossing and dies of the Altar and Ro­ nic will be hi*ld .July 21 at sjioon and marble races. 1555 Grant street at 12:30 area composed o f boys from sary Society will assist A Barnum landmark will from the ACCW will speak Mullen liigh school A t 2:30 a softball game p.m.. July 20. the East Target A area her. The Society will also fall this summer when the on the national convention. KH • I grounds, nfiOl S. L(»well Door and other prizes will provide an adult and Cl- 111 between the men and Im j v s sponsor a fortune telling "green building” on the Marjorie Pogareltz of A CALL boulevard, .'starting at 1 will be awarded. This an­ two ‘boys for estimate and a« will take place; softball booth. Booths with games parish grounds is razed to Fort Morgan, an exchange p.m. Mr. Frank Ceislinger nual party is given to help lawn care service at rea­ M A Y BE fe< game for the ladies and for adults only will be or­ provide more playground student to Sweden last I and Mr. Clarence Talbott, keep our altars and vest­ sonable rates. Mrs. Collier ganized by the Men’s club and parking space. year, w ill show slides of t h girls at 3:30. Horse shoe A C O M M A N D cu chairmen, will be assisted pitching and volleyball ments beautiful, and any or Mrs. Cave at the East and the Athletic association. Part o f this building was her experience. by tile Boy Scout Troop games also will he sched­ extra expenses during the Side Action Center w ill PTA has charge of the the original rectory pur­ Eleven children received Jt depends oji #2d0 in the events for the year. provide further information their first Communion. f n uled. Door prizes will be parcel post and cake chased by the parish’s the love clay. . awarded. i f desired. booths and the CCD will founding pastor, Father Breakfast was served by ihc readiness There w ill be games for Kach tiunily is to bring Christ the King have a fish pond and ring James J. Gibbons, in 1912. Altar and Rosary Society Ihe courage the children, ages -1-15 its own lunch; pop and ice Assumption toss for the children. The When the present rectory following first Communion cream will be furnished by Christ the King Parish teen-agers of CYO will was purchased in 1924 Mass. Ihe capacily 1( Assumption Parish — CURE d'ARS the parisli. (Denver) — The monthly help in serving the dinner another building was add­ Women on Altar Duty of ibo hearer (Welby) — Any lady of the (• The Boy Scouts have Altar and Rosary Mass and man a refreshment ed on to the little house to arc Mrs. Alma Murphy h i parish who would like to io respond. jilaced posters at the will be ofTered July 19 at booth. provide three classrooms. and Mrs. Ann Schneider. C. help on the spaghetti din­ entrance of tlie scliool 11 a.m. in the chapel. A ll The Luau has been or­ A s the ’ school grew addi­ Ushers arc Raymond Led­ DUCKWALL’S ner please contact Mrs. Young mca ill high scIjijoI or d grounds to show directions are invited to attend. ganized by the parish tional classrooms were ford and Joe Johnson. college, or if you ate behveca Pt Lucy Domenico at 288- Denver's Newest to the designated picnic guild, which is made up of made in the original 17 and 40, inquire about tho V th Isn't It Time You Phnned To Suburban Variety Store area. The new Sunday Mass 1932. Help is needed on officers from all of the par­ church building. adult vocation seminary of tho HI M AKE YOUR W ILL? PRIESTS OF Tilt; SACREU DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER schedule will be as follows Aug. 2, 9:30 a.m. to make ish organizations. However, with the com­ Cathedral beginning August 4; 6, 7;30, the meatballs. Aug. 4 Get 4 W ill Forms and book of in. JIEARTJ A 33rd ft Dahlia 332-9035 pletion of the now school formation about Wills, written bv many workers will be C at licd ral Parish 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m. and A teen-age discussion building on the parish’s nationally known attorney. Send R<*v. Vocation Director K M SI.00. Le ga l F o rm s C om pany. 12:15 and 5:15 p.m. needed to cook, serve, and group was formed this 50th anniversary, these Trinity Seminary d< wash dishes so any help Oepl. 76, ^967 Guardian Bldg., Redlanda. Calif. 92373-R A week with Ronald Weis- classrooms were virtually D e tro it. M ic h ig a n 40726. ti> The monthly guitar Mass will be appreciated. beck as moderator. The abandoned. The old church ' «c C PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE will be offered July 21 at group will meet in the building has been convert­ M D 7:30 p.m. in the parish Brother Alexander M. church basement every ed into a gymnasium and *i CALL ONE OP THESE Alderete, O.S.M. w ill give role hall. The CYO sponsors Tuesday and Thursday the other building has a two week series of lec­ difT; DRUG STORES FOR PROMPT SERVICE from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Any been used only sporadically tures centered around the nizc teen-agers intere.sted in for CCD classes and spe­ BUILD foreseen changes in the ima joining the group are invit­ cial classes. Ren interior design o f Assump­ ed to attend this evening. A tion church. The lecture Mai A special First Commun­ W ig g in s at I series will be a comprehen­ ion instruction class for WORLD sive study of the major ton. teen-agers has been started Our Lady of Lourdes problems dealing with this week. Anthony Bliss is Parish (Wiggins) — The In church design, architecture THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH the instructor. The cla.ss A ltar and Rosary society by 1 and how they relate to li­ will meet each Tuesday met Monday with 13 libn turgical worship. This se­ and Thursday and it is members and Father How can you make this troubled world a better said ONLY four Pharmacist ries will be held July IS ­ James Ahern present. An place? Pray for our native priests and Sisters long hoped that all members YOU is a IS and July 22, 24, and 25 will prepare for reception interparish social was each day, and do al! you can to give them what m od' Skilled CAN from 7:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. of the sacrament Aug. 18. .scheduled July 29, at the they need. They are your ambassadors to the who Professional DO Wiggins Community hall, poor, and they get lonely, hungry, tired. Month relat All Souls Classes meet in the base­ THIS ment of the church at 8 Wiggins. by month, have'a share In all the good they do! civil] All Souls Parish — p.m. Any junior high or ft ST. ANTHOMY Of PAMM OUR LADY OF LOURDES (Englewood* — The All high school students who Ladies from Bru.sh, Fort Souls Inquiry forum have not yet made their Morgan, and Weldona A l­ 1 1 ^ Train a native Sister overseas. She'll be your "BUD"STEPHENS • The Store o( Perionji Service ' (instruction in Catholic tar and Rosaries will be First Communion arc in­ personal representative to people who need i Dcotrine) is held each vited to attend this class. guests. A guest speaker Wesley Pharmacy help, and she’ll write to you. Her training costs To Prescription STS PETER i PAUL Proscription Druggists only $12.50 a month, $150 a year, $300 al­ Wa together. NORTH PIERCE millii G. L . Q u in la n M em ber SI. Vincent Peter's Pence Collection □ Train a native priest. He wants to give his life Wesley Ave. Oe P«ul P4rish CONOCO e x p e r t A l Sd . D ow ning ;13 *611 for others. For the next six years he needs $8.50 922-1161 i x i T U N E -U P B R A K E a month ($100 a year, 600 altogether). Write St. In Archdiocese: $20,470 to us. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL S E R V IC E ■ FRIENDLY DRUG WHEEL ^ ALIGNMENT Catholics of the arch­ SL Philomcno 415.37 Georgetown-Our MONTH □ Send a ‘stringless* gift each month to the Scl SEED W. AUMEOA W. 38th at Pierce St. diocese contributed $20,- SL Plus Tenth fAurora) 310.00 Lady of I.Aurdcs 10.00 BY Holy Father to take care of the countless num­ SL Rose of Lima 317.00 Grand Lake —St. Anne 75.00 MONTH ber of mission emergencies. He will use it where 4 2 4 -9 7 2 8 ______470.98 to the annual Pe­ 485.00 VILLAGE SL Thcrese (Aurora) Greeley —Our Lady it’s needed most. Di< ter’s Pence collection for SL Vincent de Paul 1,052.00 of Peace 54.00 YOU ST. CATHEAINE'S REXALL DRUG the Holy Father, conducted Greeley —SL Mary 178.65 CAN Q Give a child a chance. In India, Ethiopia, and Rel( ST FRANCIS Oe SALES June 30. OUTSIDE DEN\’ER Greeley —Sl Peter 190.22 HELP the ( Prompt Delivery the Holy Land you can ‘adopt’ a blind girl, a 477.0S47 4S$.«904 The parish-by-parish Akron —SL Joseph 63. Hudson —St. Isidore 6.85 shion Service 161. 21.63 deaf-mute boy, or a needy orphan for only $10 BUSY CORNER breakdown: Aspen-St. Mary Hugo-St. Anthony priest • Cosmetics -Photo Supplies E. Alameda Super Serv. Basalt-St. Vincent 55. Idaho Springs —Sl Paul 20.00 a month ($120 a year). We'll send you the DRUG STORE • Liquors-Imported Wines DKNVKH Boulder, South- llin'—St. ('alherine 29.50 youngster's photo, tell you about him (or her). in St. PARISHES Sacred Heart of Mary 50.00 I’li.u'iii.K'i.xt-A Complete Tune-Up Julcsburg —SL Anthony 3300 W'/trre .{ccuracy Counts Uulhcdral 538.78 Britkenridge —Sl Mary Kecncsburg —Holy Family 7.80 ^ Send us your Mass intentions. The offering & Brake Serv. Engle’ All Souls 5«n.75 Brighton- Kit Carson — you make, when a missionary priest offers Mass W. 3Bth Ave & FcOerjl Blvd. 143S S o. H o lly 7S6-B343 FRKE Annunciation The 100.00 St. Augustine St. Augustine 31.00 for your intention, supports him for one day. Dt-ntt-r. ( Pickup & Assumption iWclby) 115.49 Bnish-SL Mary Kremmling —Sl Peter 27.00 sched Mass Intentions are his only means of support. Delivery Blcsiied Sacrament 681.Z2 Buflalo-St. Elizabeth Lafayette —immaculate Chanj Chriat the King 8:)4.00 Burlinglon-St. Catherine Conception 68.80 Cure d'Arf □ Feed a refugee family for a month. It costs and tl' ST. MARTS. LimnON ALL SOULS, ENCLEWOOD Logan at Alameda 733-9840 7.50 Cascade —Holy Rosary I/Cadvillc —Annunciation 90.00 (luardian Angela 150.00 ('entral C ity- Izcadvillc —St. Joseph 83.50 only $10. We’ll send you an Olive Wood Rosary can ( Holy Cross (Thornton) 104.25 Assumption Limon —Our Lady of from the Holy Land. cxamii Holy Ghost 483.12 SELL 4 LESS Cheyenne Wei Is— Victory 30.28 el, the Ho) Name. Fort Logan) 150.57 Sacred Heart Izovcland —St. John 190.00 Holy Trinity CHERRELYN Colorado Springs— Manilou —Our laidy of answei iWestminhleri 374.00 D R U G S T O R E Corpus Christi Perpetual Help 32.66 Somewhere in our 18-country mission world you od. "Howdy" Iminaeulute He.irt of t'olorado Springs- Mead-Guardian Angels 25,00 In Sickness And in HeAlth id Mem .Mary (Northglenn' 181..50 Divine Redeemer Monument—Sl Peter 28.05 DO can build a complete parish plant (church, Phom- Moxt PreciouR Blood arc: DRUG STORE Bob's Place 506.10 Colorado Spring.s--Holy Newcastle — Precious IT school, rectory. J»:id convent) foi $10,000. Name I (■ BROADWAY at QUINCY Mother of God Family (Security) H1(N>d 11.00 NOW it for your favorite saint, in yout loved ones* .Mons E N G L E W O O D Mount ('armel 15)7.12 7 *4.|J** 300 So. Colo. Blvd. Colorado Springs- Peetz - Sacred Heart 23.00 memory. len. St FREE PARK'NG Cowtown, Colo. Niitivitv of Our Lord Holy Trinity R ille-St. Mary 29.50 M *.p LiHlelOn Colo iBi-(>omlield< 33)1.00 Camp Santa Maria Koggen —Sacred Heart 12.00 ther ’ Notrv Dame 419.00 Granhv Silt-Sacred Heart 15.00 REO S.J.. nc Our I.iuly of Fatima ST. ANN'S, m m 558.00 Greeley-Sl Nicholas Steamboat Springs- I college Our l.ady of Grace 66.00 Aurora —Queen of Peace $T. PRTRICK'S Holy Name 32.88 Dear CNCtosco f l e a s e f in d $ . Our Lady of laairdcs 238.31 Steamboat Spr.— Schubei PEEBLES Our Lady of Visitation Sterling—St. Anthony M onsIgnor Nolan: 12.00 Sl. Marlin's of Padua 225.00 FOR ______Candida Prewntation 199.79 Fairplay —St. Joseph ALLENDALE 1 ARROW Ri^en Chrixl Stoneham-SL John 7.80 the Ur 177.50 Colorado Springs— Please n a m e ___ St. Anne lArsada) Stratton —S l Charles 65.00 PHARMACY 4;t«.oo SL Paul (Broadmoor) return coupon and un RLlO CO SERVICE St. Anthony Weldona —S l Francis 16.00 18(5.70 s t r e e t fwot) \V. Place PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED I ( ’olorado Springs- Wiggins—Uur Lady of with y o u r _ St. Ix)i FOR AND DELIVERED I STATION St. Bernadette 405.00 235.(X offering St. Catherine Sacred Heart l.ourdc5 18.65 Miller, TRAPPIST CANDIES I DRIVE IN WITH CDNFIDENCE Colorado Springs— Woodland Park-O ur CITY_____ 'Commerce City* 95,28 100.0) iversity 7 FLAVDRS - .7«C BAG I TUNE UP a BRAKE SERVICE St. Jo»eph Lady of the Woods 87.00 Arvada. Colorado St. Elizabeth 100.20 CollAii AT Oowninq 777-UrS I i n P « 0 » 4SS-D737 Colorado Springs— Wray —Sl. Andrew 31.50 assignee St. Ignatius Loyola 110.03 St. .lames St. Mary Yuma —St. John 19.93 THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION in g th( 600,00 Craig —St. Michael Snowmass —Sl Bene. MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD HOLY CROSS. THORNTON St. Joan of Are V ictor (Arvada West' <,'rook-St. Peter Monastery 150,00 East I.ake-Our Lady C.S.J., a Across th« Strett From St. .Joseph iC.SS.R.) 72.40 40.(1 N E A R St. Joseph 'Golden' of Sorrows Practice er at St ///// REXALL UonA CONOCO St. l/ouis (Englewood) A ll Saints parish, ages 13 MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN. National Secretary P h. 387-5535 353.03 the King 219.' K.isi Kn'i' Ilvlisfry St. Mary Magdalene 43.' through 15, is looking for Write: C a t h o l ic N e a r E a s t W e l f a r e A s s o c . center, I 1704 N. Corona c d m p l e t e Fleming —St. Peter 330 Madison Avenue-New York N Y 10017 .U.'iK So. Colorado Hlvd. (Edgewateri 440.27 Fort Collins —Sl Joseph 262.' practice games. Contact aas; and TTiornlen 39. Colo. A U T D M D T iV E Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 Ph on e 757-7t»77 SERVICE St. .Mary (Littleton) S:i8.00 Fort Lupton—St. William 41.: ip Clark) Ser BoD Robies Bob Sm aldone, ut 936> SL I’athck 93.00 Fort Morgan —SL Helena 104.' 3 m So. Shenddn 50.( 1135. ment pai Sts. Feter and Paul 325.U0 Frederick—St. Therese Thursday. July ,9^3 THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Sec. 2, Page S' — Summer Mass Schedule 7. 8, 9:30. H d .m .; A U L T Sr 23rd Avenue and Gaylord. m a 6 . '■''•’ v - 11 a m . EVERGREEN: Christ the King Attention Readers b a i l e y JULESBURG: St. Anthony's - PLATTEVILLE: St. Nicholas - Sfreef - 7, a:30 and 10:30 and 12:30 p.m. ‘>^red Heart Chapel — 6:30, 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. — u A K E W O O D : St. B e rn a d e tte 8, 10 i during June. 8 and 10 a.m.; 9 a.m . j , 1 * ' >2 noon, and 5:30 p.m . to Sept. 29. during July and August, 7 and 7240 Vy. 12th Avenue — 6, 7:15, b o u l d e r ■ RANGELY: St. Ignatius' - lai Keaders are urged to clip and save james-. 1290 ouve street - I. Thomas Aqui- FARIPLAY: St. Joseph's- — 11 9 a.m . 8:30, 9:45, 11 and 12:15, nas" Ch,tpoi June, first, third, and fifth 7. 8. 9:30, I t , а. m. each Sunday. JOHNSTOWN: St. John's - 6 this summer Mass schedule of church- and 12:15 and *:«• 7:30 a»«. L IT T L E T O N : St. M a ry 'S — 6. 7, •2 30 p.m,, Sundays. 8 a.m.; second and and 5 p.m. and FLAGLER: St. Mary's — 9 a.m. p.m . he ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S, 8, 9, 10:15, and 11:30 a.m. and 7:15pm. fourth Sundays. 11 a.m.; July es in the Archdiocese of Denver. It FLEMING: St, Peter's — 7:30 KEENSBURG: Holy Family — ess E. Seventh Avenue and Eliza­ 12:30 p .m . and August, first, third Sun­ BOULDEP ISoulh): Sacred and 9:3 0 a.m. 10 a.m . ad beth Street - 6. 7:30, 9. and *OUR LADY OF THE VISITA­ Heart ol Mary Church - s;30, days. 11 a.m.; second and ■will not run regularly, but only period­ KIOWA; St. Ann's — 10:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m . and 12 noon. TION: Adams County, two 8, 9 y. rtnd 11 a m FORT COLLINS: Holy Family fourth Sundays. 8 a.m. to Church — 8 and 10 a.m., 7 KIT CARSON: St. Augustine's — ic a lly . ST. JOSEPH'S (Polish) - 517 E. blocks east of Federal Bou­ B O U ! ' RAMAH: Sacred Heart — 10 ” Sacred Heart ot p.m . th ro u g h O ct. 27. 9 a.m . lot 46th Avenue - 6, 8:30 and 10:30 levard and 65th Avenue — 8:30 J r - . . . a .m . ^ 30. 8, 9:30. a n d FORT COLLINS: St. Joseph's - dy (As a service to its readers, iff — 6:30. 7:30. 8:30. 9:45, 11 a.m . and 10:30 a.m. 11a m. KREMMLING; St. Peter's - 7:30 REDCLIFF: Our Lady of Mt. I? 30 and 7 p.m . Saturday. 5:15 p.m.; Sunday, p.m. Saturdays July and August. to the "Register" prints the Sum. a.m., and 12:15. ST. JOSEPH'S (Redemptorist), NORTHGLENN: Immaculate BR E C K E Carmel — first, third, fifth ‘ R iO G E ; St. M a ry 's б. 7:30, 9, 10:30 a .m ,; noon, mer Mass Schedule for the Arch- MOTHER OF GOD. Speer Bou­ Sixth Avenue and Galapago Heart of M ary, 6:30 , 7:30. 8:30. •• 7:30 Sundays 11 p.m.; second, lis- ‘*''d 9 a.m.. each Sun- and 5:10 p.m. LAFAYETTE: diocese of Denver. Readers are levard at Logan Street — 6:30. S tre e t - 6. 7, 8 :3 0 , 10. a n d 9:30, 10:30, and 11:30 a.m. In da / Immaculate Con- fourth Sundays. 4:30 p.m. jet FORT COLLINS: St. Paul's Un- ception — 7,. and 10 a.m. and urged to clip and save the list­ 7:30, 8:30. 9:30. 10:30 and 11:30 11:30a.m. LeRoy School. 1451 E. Leroy RED FEATHER: Our Lady of B R iG G S O A iE St. Joseph's - iversify Parish — 8. 9:30 and 6:30 p.m . ey V ing. There are some parishes a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 4:30 p.m. O r. the Lake — 4 p.m., June 16- ST. MARY MAGADALENE'S. Second *o.,rth. and liih Sun- 11 a.m. in the Engineering LEAOVILLE: St. Joseph's — ds listed which have not sent in NOTRE DAME. S. Sheridan W. 28th Avenue and Zenobia ST. JUDE'S. Alameda high Sept. 2. d a /s 10 30 a m Auditorium, C.S.U., June-Sept. 6:30. 8. and 10 a.m . •i their 19S8 schedule. In this in- s c h o o l. S. W a d sw o rth and M is ­ REDSTONE: Chapel — 9 a.m., ur Boulevard, and W. Harvey Street - 6:15. 7:15, 8:30, 10 BRUSH S' V a r y -- 6:30 and FORT LUPTON: St. Wililiam's LEAOVILLE: Annunciation — stance, last year's schedule is a.m. and 12 noon. s is s ip p i — 7. 8, 9, 10, 11:15 July and August only. to Place — 6:30, 7:30. 8:30. 9:30, 10 to Sept. — - 7:30 and 11 a.m. 6:30. 8, and 10 a .m . and 5 p.m . given. Pastors are asked to send a .m .; a n d 12:15 p.m . RIFLE: St. Mary's -- 9 a.m. 10:45, 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 ST. PATRICK'S, 3325 Pecos BR IG H TO N s» A ugustine’ s, t12 FORT MORGAN: St. Helena's — LIMON: Our Lady of Victory in changes and corrections. The I'HORNTON: Holy Cross ROGGE N: Sacred Heart Church p.m . Street — 8 and 10 a.m.; and S. Si RoQislor. The c o tl low .tnd tian era and the beginning an irreplaceable factor of Tradition leaves the path ton. Christian women were in­ culture and of develop­ er the same, but the man­ withdrawal or refusal of > quick results m iN surprise o f our own century.” said open to the question of The .«as ^rc listed under p^r vited to recognize their m ent.” Human life has ner in which the Virgin sexuality, but a surpassing subhcitdinqs. Father Laurentin. "Women women hearing confessions, In an address sponsored ideal image, but most been prolonged and the knew how to accept the of it." were doing almost the he added. Pentilential dis­ by the university’s Marian women today "no longer marriage age tend.'-- to be situation which was hers Father Laurentin al.'K) same jobs: sewing, cooking cipline has undergone IT 'S EASY TO PLACE A W AN T AD library, Father Laurentin find themselves in this lower. The result is that in order to receive Christ spoke briefly on the ques­ many changes in the hi.-to- and cleaning... A w'oman’s tion of women in the -JUST CALL said the Blessed Virgin no mirror” and the theme of young women prepare for a in faith remains a model.” ry of the Church, he said. longer can be a "material” ' Mary as the model of economic and civil rights priesthood. Their exclusion r: s 11 4s second life for themselves A t one time, monks who model for modern woman, woman has l>ecome "so old- were inferior to those of which they will begin F A T H E R Laurentin said does not spring from any SAY ' CMAROE IT" men... She had little or no were not priests heard con­ who finds it impossible to fashioned that even when th ey have reared preaching which took for inferiority, he said, "hut access to intellectual cul­ fessions, according to the relate to the particular preachers no longer speak their children. These new granted that Mary is the rather from the significa­ ture, schooling, the liberal civilization in which Mary of it today.” aspects and forms of femi­ model of women as Jesus tion of this service which speaker. profe.ssions. She was re­ nine life were not experi­ is the model of men was has for its object to ofli- Father Laurentin said it REGISTER duced to what the Ger­ enced by MaVy, the priest based on a "nonsensical” cially represent Christ.” is improbable that women mans called the 3-K’s: stres.sed. principle. w ill ever celebrate the n Million Women Set Kinder, Kuche, Kirche — W ANT ADS *'She no longer is a Christ is the supreme HE SAH) it is probable Eucharist, "but it would he chijdren, kitchen, church.” material model.” Father and universal model for that the office of deaconess imprudent to try to formu­ Fast .\clitinl To Hit Film Violence Wary was a model o f the Laurentin told his audi­ men as well as for women, will be restored and that late an absolute conclusion l.ow t'osl 1 women will baptize, Washington — Eleven izod to stamp out exce.ssive housewife, of domestic ence. "One can no longer "and first o f all for Mary." about this.” work of a submissive life, he said. "But we must say million women are organ- f^ox and violence in motion subject the woman to the bound to the home, the this; it is by His humani­ pictures and television. im a g e o f M a ry in the Only soft, warm ga&tight complements the Service < .nrnpany ropr»';.entative will be glad speaker continued. measure in which she is a ty, not by His masculinity, beauty of the mglu sky so graciously - and to sho\N you the various, m odels and give you Mrs. Walter Varney at so little cost A gaslight that makes every St. Louis^ "She was a psychological witness of the state of that Christ saved us.” evening an enchanted evening can be yours Magee o f Lakewood. O., model of an eternal minor civilization which has been Mary’s virginity is seen for about what it would cost for dinner at a new international president living in the shadow of surpa.ssed... She remains by some contemporaries as fine restaurant. of the General Federation A gaslight will give you years of enjoyment: Schedules man in an underdeveloped the woman w'ho knew how an obstacle — a type of happy fam ily evenings: parties that are P uIjIk- of Women’s clubs, which better parties thanks to the lovely glow of S o r > k - o has headquarters here, g a s lig h t. Discussion Home beautification by gaslight costs as C o m p a n v said the organization’s little as $26.95. pius installation. Your Public Reform and renewal in t^cwly adopted platform ■I the Church will be pari- «S«inst sex and violence (C-J if:'ra id 'd ' shioners and a panel of pxce.sses is one of the ma- priest.s, Religious, and laity -i”** ” ^J®ctives of her admin- in St. Ixiuis’ parish center, istration. .3.300 S, Lincoln street, Mothers throughout the Englewood. July 24. nation, she declared, have Suppose The open meeting expressed indignation over Siiirligiu... scheduled at ti p.m. "the trend of the motion Changes in the Church Picture industry toward we send you Moonlight... and their cfiect since Vati- unwhole.some themes ~ can Council 11 w ill he ^*^normal sex and violence, Ga.slight examined first by the pan- blatant, titilating ad- a check ENJOy AIL THREE E .O R OMLY S 2 6 . 9 S el. then during a question* vertising.” answer and discussion peri- Mrs. M agee said the od. mothers are concerned for a change! Members o f the panel protecting their chil- are: dren against the unwhole- Bernard Cul- ^ n ie movie and T V fare, len. St. I^uis’ pastor; Fa- legislators "will listen to ther William Olszew.ski, fhe clubwomen for they S.J.. now chaplain at Regis have the strength of their college; Father Gerard convictions,” the federation W e'll do it every year of your fife if you establish an Extension Annuity. Schubert, O.S.F.S., doctoral president asserted, candidate in dramatics at "The motion picture code, the University of Denver which recently has been The Extension Society of the U.S.A. p and an assistant pastor at revised and liberalized, is Sample 1307 South Wabash Avenue. Chicago. Illinois 60605 St. Louis'; Father Ronald not efTective, can’t be efTec- Returns on Dear Fathers: Please send me information on your Extension Annuity Plan Miller, S.J., St. Louis un- tive." Mrs. Magee empha- Extension and your Life tncome Plan. I understand that this inquiry is in strictest Con­ fidence and will entail no obligation whatever. iversity philosophy teacher sized, Annuities assigned to St. I>ouis’ dur­ (per cent) ing the summer; Sister NAPR To Sponsor Victor Marie Jackson, my birthdate sex •gc m«n woman C.S.J., social studies teach­ Symposium on Future (please print) er at St. Jo.seph’s academy, St. Ixiuis — The Nation­ 55 5.3 4.8 name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Green Bay, Wis.; Lorraine al Association for Pastoral 65 7.0 6 0 Bonalede, f'ormt*r Extension Renewal w ill sponsor a address Volunteer at the Newman symposium on "The Future 75 10.0 8.3 center. University of Kan- of the Church” at Busch sas; and Dr. and Mrs. Phil- Memorial Student center, Q Plea»e send me a booklet describing the work of Extension Society. ip Clurke o f Ble.ssed Sacra- St. Louis University Sept, □ OR. please send me a booklet on Extension Volunteers. nient parMn Denver.** ^ 4 to 6. P a g e 6, Sec THE REGISTER, DENVER ARCHDIOCESAN EDITION Thursday, July 18, 19«8 LEQAL NOTICES m O ldest ]' F IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT In and for tit* Cllv In and tor tha City and County of Danvtr C ard in al And County Oonvor and Slalt of Colorado T Slot* of Colorado NO. P-077« No. P.427M NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT J Dies at 96 NOTICE OF HEARING Estate of GEORGIA ROGERS, also IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE known as GEORGIA H. ROGER^ ha O F F L O M . H A R T K N O C H . O/K/a also known as GEORGIA HENDL6Y Ia> Vatican City — Cardinal FLORA HARTKNOCH. a/k/a FLORA R O G E RS , (De cea sed l. No. P 43776 M. HARTKNOCH. a/k.a FLOREN­ Notice is hereby given lhal the un­ cal Francesco Morano. oldest TINE M. HARTKNOCH, a/k/a FLOR­ dersigned Bank has filed its tmal re­ th( member o f the ( ’ollege of ENTINE MARIE HARTKNOCH, port in the Probate Court of the City DECEASED. and County ol Denver, Colorado, and S.S Cardinals, died in his Vati­ mat any person desiring to oblecf to the same shall Me written obiection u * can City residence at the THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF with the said court on or before Au­ COLORADO. TO: tht age of 96. gust 9th. 1968. 1. The Unknown Hairs of Flo M. THE COLORADO NATIONAL BANK ca.s Hartkrtoch, a/k/a Flora Hariknoch, OF D E N V E R Cardinal .Moruno, scien­ a/k/a Flora M. Harlknoch. a'k/a Flor- E xe cu to r the tist as well as churchman, antina M. Harlknoch. s/k/a Florantme (Published In the Maria Hartknoch. Dacaasad; Denver Catholic Register) had served Ait the Vatican 2. Herbari j. Nawcomb. Guardian First Publication: July 4. 1968 at since the beginning of the ad Lilam for the Unknown Hairs of L a s t P u b lic a tio n ; J u ly 35, 1968 Iha Oacadant; pri century. 3. Tha Franciscan Sislars — Daugh- IN THE PROBATE COURT rev In April. 1921. the future tars ol tha Sacrad Haarts of Jesus and In and for Ihe City and exf M a ry . County ol Denver and Cardinal was named a 4. The John XXIII Canter; Slate ol Colorado get 5. The Infant of Prague Nursery, NO. P-47346 judge of the Church’s high- In c.; rel( 6. The Missionary Sislars of tha e.st court, the Apostolic NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sacred Heart; Estate nf DORA BURAK (Deceased) Signature. The following 7. The Quean of Heaven Home; and year he was made a voting t. Tha Attorney General. State of No. P-47346 twe Colorado. All persons having claims auaifist of the signature. You and each of you are hereby no- the above named estate are required sur In 1925 he was named a tilled that hearing on Petition for in­ lo file them (or allowance In the Pro- wot structions filed by the Central Bank bale Court of Ihe City and County of Knights Help Schools judge of the Sacred Roman Greeley Grand Knight and Trust Company. Special Adminis­ Denver, Colorado, on or before Me the: Rota, another high Church trator and Executor ol the above Es­ 17th day ol December, 1968, or said eno Knights of Colum bus Counril .'>.‘19 m«*mlu»rs C‘harlt*s O ’Brien, second from tate. such Petition seeking a determl* claims Shall be forever barred. court. In 193.5 he was (Jlhert Boos, newly elected (irand Knight of ALEX BURAK left, jtnd Haoiil 'I’ayon. ri^ht. pr«*senl .MonsiKiior William H. Jones, superin- nation as to the proper person or per- named secretary and a (Ouneil 2160, Knights of Columbus, (ireeley, is sons entitled to a portion of the rest EXECUTOR l e T i t l e n l of Catholic schools, and Fatlu’r Jaiwrence St. I*et<*r, left, associate dual estate, will be held before the (Published in the judge of the Apostolic Sig­ insliilled by District Deputy Kohert Powers of Denver Catholic R(^ister) Mipi'rinlemlent. with a .SI.tMIO check. 'I’he money was donated for the pur­ Probabe Court of the City and County nature. District I at open meeting July 11 fo r m em bers of Denver. State of Colorado, at the First Publication: June 37. 1968 pose of purchasing instrtu'tional music records which will h<> add<*d to the and wives. City and County Building in said City La st P u b lic a tio n : J u ly 35. 1966 recently .45769 hours of ..service to the cent of the local units. Cardinal at the consistory ne.sses a.s well as a sound care for the elementary Last Publication: August 8. 1968 community. The total contributions investment for their future. schools, but we cannot NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT of December, 1959, and Estate of FRANCIS JOSEPH COYLE, JACQUES u TI 'M' figures were shown in the survey did consecrated him an Arch­ Already 60 Catholic support lx)th without out­ a k.a FRANCIS J. COYLE (Deceased) not include the donations No- P 45769 Executive bishop in April, 1962. school superintendents in side help. If you do not Notice is hereby given that I have BROS. of time and effort made on U.S. dioce.ses are checking help us, at least some of filed my final report in the Probate SWIGERT the state, national, or in­ Court of the City and County of Den into the merits o f the pro- our high schools will have ver, Colorado, and that any person O f LARASA ternational level o f the |K)sal. to close, and you will be desiring to object to the same shall BROS. file written c' leclion with the said or^ianization. The period D irector Father Niles J. Gillen, burdened (taxwise) with court on or before August 20, 1968. OPTOMETRISTS covered by the survey is O.Carm., superintendent of the cost of educating an Francis X. Coyle and Lowell P. Coyle Joins U.S. June 1, 1967-May 31, the Joliet diocesan schools, extra 6,770 students in the Co Executors Dcroh'd In Your Sought 1968. conceived the plan almost area.” Complete Vision Care OTT 4 CASKINS The thitifis you now vhtwsv The exact total for chari­ a year ago. After months THE DRIVE spearhead­ Attorney for the estate C om m ittee ol compiling tax figures. ed by Father Gillen and a 1818 Western Federal Buiidmg f tofirthcr arc the thi/ifts you H arry W. Swigert, O.D. table purposes revealed in By La Roza Denver. Colorado 80203 Charles Tafoya, executive cosLs, statistics, and other Telephone 344 8047 (( willw ill tiluays a i cherish most. Donald E. Gooldy, O.D. the survey was $7,796,125. corps of volunteers hopes director of the Latin Amer- Jerry R. Pederson, O.D. The major item was $2.- The Southwest Council of data, the Non-public High to raise $3,875,000 as its iciin Research and Service MONC.MKNT.S School Committee Seeking five-year goal. Funds will (P ub lishe d in the OPTICIAN 70H.226 for education, La Kaza which recently Agency (LARASA’, lia.s Of Distinction Fred Smaldone I’ublic Support was ready erase debts on high schools Denver Catholic Regisierl H SI.NCE 1902:;' .scholarships, schools, and announced the receipt of a First Publication: July 18. 1968 been appointed by Willisim to approach leaders in and provide for capital La st P u b lica tio n : August 8. I960 libraries. $630,000 grant from the L. Taylor to membership f i 11930 W. 44th AVE. CHERRY CREEK private industry, business­ improvement needs. No Other categories were aid Ford Foundation is looking on the advisory committee 424-7984 231 D e tro it St. es, bunks, and individuals. construction program is STATE OF COLORADO O P E N D A I L Y to the needy, sick, disabled for an executive director. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER lo the U.S. C-ommission on 355-7042 534-5819 included in this cupilal The council will function In The Juvenile Court C ivil Rights in a special or handicapped, $80.'l, 515; B A S IC A L L Y husine.s.ses fund drive. No. 47837 a.ssistance to disaster vic­ primarily in Arizona, Cali­ SUMMONS project ior education lor have most to gain. Father "What we are asking i.s NEGLECTED OR DEPENDENT tims, $179, 578; donations fornia. Colorado, New Mex­ Gillen .said, by keeping for the taxpayers, especial­ CHILD Mexican-Americans. ■ V to welfare organi/ation.s, ico, and Texas, working parochial high schools op­ ly business, industry, and The People of The Stale of Colorado 3'he purpose of the com­ ■ towards achievement of In The Interest of Monica Ann James, ■ community projc*cts and erating and thus keeping concerned individuals, to Alleged Dependent (A Child) And mittee is lo assist the civic activities (Community unity among Mexican- the tax dollar of busines.ses give us roughly $100 for Concerning Veronica Roland James commis,sion in formulating I and Carole Ray James. Respondents Chest. Bed Cross, Boy American groups and pro­ down. Their spirit of five years for each o f our Pine Ridge. South Dakota. recommendations lo im­ vide technical assistance, giving would evidence also high .sch(K)I students.” Fa­ To Ihe child and h'S parents, guardi Scouts. (lirl Scouts, Cancer an. or ulher respondents named prove educational opjHir- I i IBixUatk iMDriuarg I Fund, Heart Fund and T. assist with community their social responsibility ther Gillen continued. above. GREETINGS; tunities in the public organization, conduct re­ to the community, to their "That amounts lo $250.0()() You are hereby notified that a veri H. as.sociation. etc.). $1,- tie d p e titio n ha*, been tile d in the schooLs o f the Southwest. 397.469: distribution o f search and assist in the customers, and lo the chil­ or alxuit 10 per cent of the above named court in which it is rep­ Tafoya attended the first resented lo the court that Ihe above- food and clothing to identification of problems dren of their customers — additional lax funds neces­ meeting o f the committee, as well as to future em­ sary lo educate these stu­ named child is neglected or dependent various groups, $739,569; and develop strategies for lor the reasons set forth in said peti July 12. in Washington. It ployes. dents were they absorbwl lion, a copy of which is attached and • 'm 1 0 — 1 (Jlir jfiiiPBt miscellaneous donations, their solution. was iinticipated that llie Father Gillen noted that into the Will t’ounty incorporated herein. $826,179. The director must be a You are notified to appear before ( p the "problem basically is public school system.” ])roject will result in major Serrinp The exact number of per.son with "a dynamic this court on Thursday, the )5th day I'.S. C’ommission on Civil 1991 I of August. A.O. 1968. at 2:30 o'clock 'll K South Denver and Knpleivoud man-hours given to com­ personality” and at least P M., lor a hearing on the petition. Rights findings and recom- SpacioL I Witness my hand and seal of said 4i 2».'2 b a t munity service, according five years in administra­ court this 36th day of June A.D. 1968. inendation.s to the Presi­ r m . , r V, to the survey, is 3.420.627. tion and community organ­ DAVID R. WILLIAMS dent and the Congre.ss. « Clerk of The Juvenile Court b s m t.. .\n additional 394.600 ization, and with extensive cjUotion d ictu m By Leola Ruth Joi.nson |4 W e ll c CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC Deputy Clerk hours of .stM’vice were given knowledge and background sch oo ls, OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES to sick and disabled mem­ in dealing with hi-lingual. lJ (P u b lish e d in the Brighton i c e n te r. bers o f the fraternal socie­ bi-cultural and low socio­ Following lire claH8inc«lion». of motion picIurcH o f ih f Nutionul Denver Catholic Register] First Publication: July 18. 1968 ('iitholic Officp o f Motion Firturcs f«»r nimn currently pltiyinu Den­ »s 4 ty or t(> their fanHlies. economic populations. It is La st P u b lica tio n ; August 15, 196' f anticipated the headquar­ ver first-run, neighborhood, and drive-in theaters us well as thus, V A luxur) In releasing the figures appearing on television in the Denver. Colorado Springs and Ster­ elusive : ters for the council will be here. Supreme Knight ling are»*. Ratings <>f movies on 'fV are cheeked against listings (> (I m al am John W. McDevitt noted: located in Phoenix. Ariz. found in "T V Guide" maga/tine. Classifleations are: A-l. family: A-'2 The newspaper is an adver­ include, adultH and adoleseents; A-.'i adults only; A -l adults only with reserva­ room , n "In an age of tension, The salary for the direc­ tising medium that is wanted tions: B, morally objectionable in part for all; C. condemned. (Compiled home he warring laclions and un­ tor w ill be $18,000 per — it is sought and paid for h HOWARD by Carol Good) 'For Those Who Care" a nd ho year. Applications for this WILLOW rest the example of frater­ C:urrcnt Movie.s and advertising in it is not P11. 459.3113 601 S. 4tll Ave. I'd Rather Be Rich, A-2; Dcsli- Call LE nal s(K'ieties which give postion will be accepted A D a n d y In A .s p i c , A - 3; nalion Inner Space, A-2; Rebee- an intruder in the home. BRIGHTON, COLORADO MORTUARIES -CEMETERY generously of their time, until July 31 and final Around the W’orld in 80 Days. cji, /\-'2; Wind Across the Kverg- * A -l; Bandolero. A-:i; Benjamin. PERR money and effort to the selection should be made lades, B; Sierra, A -l; The Fugi­ 934-7191 PHONE 222-1851 C; Boom. B; Camehft. A-2; Dan­ tive, B: Auntie Marne, A-:i; 4\ needs of the community by August 15. ger D iubolk. B: D evil's B ri­ Kashomon, B: Captain Blood. A- ARRANGE ALL WITH ONE CALL ixiints to a solution to our gade, A-3; Family Band. A-l; 1. V social problems which is Fifth Horseman Is Fear, (’; For SUNDAY. .11 I.Y 21 Colorado Springs the Ixive o f Ivy. A-3; tJone With The Bashful Klephant. A -l: <1 hasi-d on Christian charity the Wr'ind. A-2; Sun of Alt Kaha. A-2: Knights o f rather than on violence Knights' H«‘re We (>o Around the Mul­ Terror. A-2; Poor Little Rich and lu)stile confrontation.” berry Bush. C; How Sweet It Is, (•iri. A-l; I.ov4> in Ihe Afternoon. A-3: I'll Nt'ver Forget What's 'Is B; Witm>ss for the Pn>seeuti«>n. Zecha & Adams Notes .Name, C; N ever A Dull Moment, A-2; Ihe Girl He Left Behind. B; Nev4d6 Ave. at Cache La Peudre A-I; Rosemary's Baby. C: S<*bas. The Nun and the Sergeant, A-:i. North Denver Couneil lian. A-3; Stefania. unlisted: The .MONDAY. .IL L Y 22 \o. 3319 announces its (•radu ate, /\-3; The Fox. t-; Suhmarien Seahawk. A -l; The me Automotive Big Clock. A-2: Ride Out For INVEST for LIFE and ETERNITY new olficcrs: Edward Hal­ Thomas Crown Affair. B: Tiger and Makes Out. A-3; Triumph over Revenge, A-l; The Desert Hawk, through our Mistion Contract ey. grand knight: Andy Violence, unlisted; 20f)l, A-2; :U) A-2; Never Say (.oodhye, A -l; Brake Service Davala. deputy grand Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia. A- Roots Malone, A-2; Invisible Invaders. A-l. 2; Sebastian. A-3; Wait Cntil VINYL ASBESTOS TILE You will have an assured income from your money, and your knight: Janies Walsh, T l’KSDAY. .U LY 2.1 Dark. A-2: Wild in the Streets. LINOLEUM CARPETING good deed will assist needy students to the Priesthood. chancellor: Jerry Kirk, re- Duel on the Mississippi, A-2: MOTOR A-3. SLATE & QUARRY TILE coi-der: Joe LaSiilk*. Unan- Tugboat Annie. A-2; The Para- CERAMIC TILE FORMICA Neighborhood Drive-In iline Cjo.e. A-2; Ihe Ste«-1 .lunglt*. Js HOTEL cial .secretary; Phj| Feriii- 2217 E. Boui'^er St. I If you invest money through our LIFE INCOME MISSION] ('arpietbaggers, B; Don't Raise A-2: Man's Fa\«>rile Sport, A-3; AND RESTAURANT ta. treasurer: Gerald .Merk­ the Bridge. I.tfwer the River. A- P h o n e 6'„S-1528 The Trangl«>rs o f Hi>mhay. B; Stay with ’May” el. lecturer: Keteo Herardi. 2: Don't Look Back. A-'2; Dr. Kury al Showdown. A-2. Colorado Springs. Colo. (A G in ANNUITY) you will hava . . . M'iO N . N evada CONTRACT advoe-ate: Anthony DePilla. Dnliltle. A -l; Dr. Zahivago. A-2; WKDNKSDAY. JULY 24 KIvira .Madigan, A-3; Kndless warden; Marion .McCauley, Tank Commander. A-.1; Guns- • No worry about the 5tock market. Receive a check every month Summer. A-l; Fathom, A-2; moke in Tucson. A-2; The Kno- as long as you live. Substantial Tax Benefits. inside guard: Joev Ciiv, Fountain of Love, unlisted; my ((eneral. A-2; Bhmdhounds outside guard: Ralph Man- (;reen Berets. A-3; (Juess Who's o f Broadway, B; The Mountain • A remembrance in the prayers and Masses of our S.V.D. mis­ cinelli. first tjustee: Tuny Coming to Dinner, A-2: Half A Road. A-2; Midnight laiee, A-2; LOETSCHER'S Sixpence. A -l; High. Wild and The .Miracle of Morgan’s Cr«*ek, sionaries throughout the world. Kaiser, st.'cond trustix*; and Free, A -l; In Like Flint. A-2; B; Rancho Notorious. B; Black Sam Rondinelli. thii-d tru.s- Nature’s Half Acre. A-l; Nevada Orpheus. A-3. SUPER MARKET • The consolation of aiding the Apostolic work of the Church. tee. Smith. A-3; I'lanet o f Apes. A-3; THl'RSDAY. JL’I.Y 2.’ > Correct Apparel Private Navy of Sgt, O'Farrell. Sherlock Holmes and the Se­ QUALITY MIATS A-2; Sgt. Ryker. A-2; Stage­ cret Weapon, A-2; The l.aw is For Gentlemen Iifonutitt held in S«nd ne information on )rour Life Income Mission Contract Aaeunt: Archbishop Giving coach. A-2; Teenage Mother, the Law. A-2; The Young Land, and Ladies 4 PRODUCe unlisted; The Detective, B; The A-I; Hollywood Storv, A-2; Tick­ Nationally Advertised rtrkt cmfideflcc. Eyes to Medicine Female, unlisted; The Flim Flam le Me, A-2; Sandokun FighU K iow B & **'ejon Name______Age Man. A-2; The Odd Couple. A-,3; Back. A-3; Cry Tough. B; Trau- Brands of Groceries Colorado Springs New Orleans - Arch- The Party, A-3: The Produe^rn. ma. A-3. AdcJress. FRIDAY, .11 LY 26 524 W. Colorado Ase. WRITE l»ishop Philip M. Hannan B: The I’rofeasionals. A-3; This J. D.Crouch C. I). O'Brien P ro p e rty Is C ondem ned, B; Masterson of Kansas, A-l; TODAY TO C i t y _____ . State. . Z ip C o d e ol New O rleans has Throughly Modem Millie, A-I; Peter Ihhelson, A-2; Cry I'ough, C a ll pledged liis eyes to he Villa Rides. B; Watcrhole #3, B; 11; Violent Road. A-3; The Horse B uyin; Soldiers. A l: Rally Round the given at death to the Yours .Mine and Ours. A-L KI Flag. Boys. B: The Best Man. A- Southern Eye-B.ink here REALTY COMPANY On Television 4; The First Traveling Saleslady. KENN RLV. FATHER RALPH S.V.O. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES He formerly made a pledge A-l; The Young Philadelphians, MAY SATURDAY. JULY 20 Ofc. 297 316 N. MICHIGAN / CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601 to the Lions Eye-Bank in The Boy and the Pirates. A-l; A-3; Inherit the Wind. A-3; The INSURANCE AGENCY Wa.^hington. and has The I’ ursuers. A-3; l'2 to the busy Way, II; The Hunchback Moon. A-l; Frontier Uprising, A- of Notre Dame. A-2; Ali Baba 725 NO. TEJON f Van Si tran.'^ferred his pledge he- 1; Hidden Fear. B; Pillow of and the Sacred Crown, A-2; R E A LT O R Flight Angels, A-2. Phone S33-7731______Colorado Springs cause of his new locution. 'Death. B; FarU Plsyboys, A-l; 275,L •

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Downtown 3113 S. GRAPE WAY 718 I7th Street ea Suite 650 u t 1 S42S down or no down Gl. 2 244-5423 si L bdrm., attached gar. Lg. 5 [ 49 o l 50 \ fenced yard. Excellent it' neighborhood. NIXON REALTY i Cher.-y Creek X____A 431-0840 280 Columbine Street The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each 4 9 — St. M ary S u ite 20 3 Payment MUST Accompany Coupon Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. 3 9 9 -7 8 3 0 14" by 14" Detailed Map Available 50c a Copy Classified Advertising, The Register Denver Industrial Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 60201 or W rite Register, Box 1620, Denver, Colo. 80201 1 5 4 4 Y o rk phone it in to 825-1145 3 9 9 -1 7 5 1 10 —Our Lad/ of Fatima 10 —Our Lad/ of Fatimo 28 —Blessed Sacrament OPEN BY OWNER ~ $750 DOWN FHA ■ 1990 NEWCOMBE DRIVE FIRST OFFERING Two 4 bedroom homes, fireplace, •HtSim True luxury home, offers custom parage, fenced, walk to church Spacious, split level 5 bdrm., built ranch with 4 large bed­ and schools. Quick occupancy. N IC K B A K I 2’.'2 baths, Ig. liv. rm., din. rooms. 2 baths basement. rm., rec. rm., wet bar, Fantastic lot. Priced S3S.OOO. ASSUME S ’/ 4 % LOAN C a ll J E R R Y R E H K G W . 744 0086 ACME REALTY CO. $3737 to Gl loan is all it takes to bsmt., 2 car attached gar. for private showing. SERVICE DIRECTORY Well constructed. Walk to 1520 L o c u s t 333-1688 move into this Soufhglenn 2 story PERRY & BUTLER. INC. with 4 bedrooms on one floor, schools, churches, shopping GOODASSUMP. 5%% you need more room, there’s 825-1145______center. M id 30's. 233-9055. 935-7191 Realtor 757-7696 2026 Ash full basement. VIEW of the I R O C K IE S ! 6730 SO. W A S H IN G ­ 4 BDRMS. 4 LEVEL b e d ro o m s . 1 ^4 b a th s . $!3 5 TON, A luxury family home in all ex­ 11—Sts. Peter end Paul P.l.T.I. Phone MISS ANDER- MOST ALLURING P A IN T IN G & SEWER CLEANING clusive setting, it features, for­ SON BANKING GUTTERS & SPOUTS mal and informal areas, that Ranch home -• the fundamental DECORATING ry A m tio M o fd o r l'J " " ^ ^ Include, full dining room, fam ily 825-1972 o r 255-6442 simplicity of this floor plan of ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK QUALITY GUnERS ACME SANITARY room, rec. room. This custom tors excellent furniture arrange­ A member of F.O.I.C., which and SEWER SERV. CALL - B A l O ment possibilities. 3 car garage home has 2 fireplaces, wet bar St. John the Baptist offers complete banking services DOWN T p OUTS. 539$ Lincoln t A L T O m for 2-cars and boat, or v.hat- and hot water heat. 13240 (Longm ont) in a warm and friendly atmo­ All Work Guaranteed • Seerr; • Septic havc-you! Beautiful Georgia Free Etlimates. • Sind Traps & Grease traps WILLOW LANE. sp h e re . Call LELAND GOOD, 233-1473 O N L Y S7S00 marble fireplace in roomy fami- 825-6495 238-T044 TEXTURING Cleaned Little Brick Home ly ro o m . 800 W . B R IA R W O O D . CONVENIENCE SQUARE Srwer 8 Water Service 1415 C a r r S tre e t L a kew ood Member of Our Lady of 777-9375 PAINTING — P re tty S ite. MOVING TO Grace Parish______781-2473 425-9746 PERRY & BUTLER, INC. N IC K B A K I, 297-5403 o r MOUNTAIN-IMPIRE 936-7191 R e a lto r 757-7696 Small 2 bedroom brick, to 794-7290 res. re a r o f 75 ft. x 130 f t . s ite , LONGMONT? D iCO SATO R S SIDING 4600 b lo c k T e lle r S tre e t. CURTAIN LAUNDRIES. Can build new home in If so, perhaps we can help Gutters, Spouts front, owner help finance, you find suitable housing. VAN SCHAACK Francis Lace Curtain Cleaners, • WV .specialize in Gutters PAINTING 51000 d o w n , $75 m o n th ly . curtains, crocheted tablecloths, SIDING How can you lose? 2409 W . M A IN R E A LT O R and Spout Heplacement C A L L US a t 776-5335 fo r draperies, blankets. spreads, (iulters Cleaned & PAINTING Steel, vinyl, aluminum M r. Callahan eves. app't with one of our cour­ RfPOSSESSIONS linens, cleaned by latest methods. Interior A Exterior Hopaired Free Etiimatet 422-3660 teous salesmen. ALL AREAS Hand pressed only. DON WARREN Thoroughly Kxperienced BankAmericard accepted " W E H A V E 1259 K a la m a th 825 3527. Dependable. Guaranteed SAVES YOU 30% A. V. DWORAK T H E K E Y S " J & D PAINTING Cal-Bar. 421-7020 call us ANYTIME . AMERICAN ROOFING CONTRACTOR » Ten Years Licensed Con­ Georiee S. M ercer 2 7 9 -1 3 3 3 4 3 I- 3 S 1S ELECTRICIAN tractor Realtor>lnsuror SHEET METAL CO. 344-5243 3 7 7 -2 4 0 9 CLOVERLEAF REALTY SERVICE Longm ont, Colorado H. 4 M M IIS * Downing » No Office Overhead Member of Christ the Xing Parish 6435 W . 55th A ve. A rva d a 445 M ain 776-5335 A fte r < P .M . 761-2305 8 No Sales Commission .1/ lirN TIS - 21 —Cure d'Ars • R ew ire Member of All Souls 8 Does the Work Himself ■ tAI«r4S%T CLOVERLEAF REALTY • D •J1 9 1 U 19 ATTENTION RENTERS 6435 W. 55 Avenue • Additions PARISH 9 3 6 - 5 9 4 8 SM«iC*.MaLlsi Attractive 2 bdrm. brick, fp, aft. Arvada 45$ Br«M w«r Bldg.. h Floor 3$5-S4$1 • Meters Moved. gar. Close to Cure d'Ars in Park S t. A n n e (A rv a d a ) FREE ESTIMATES H ill. Seller w ill pay closing cost. FHA-VA FREE ESTIMATES IF YOU PLAN Total mo. payments only $92, no STORM WINDOW TO SELL YOUR down for qualified vet. Call Gene Large fam ily needed, for brick 5 798-5368 534-0563 NO. DENVER LAKEWOOD C a h ill. 333-3422. bdrm. 2 baths, fam. rm „ excel­ SERVICE le n t c o n d itio n . See 5140 K ip lin g CHARLIE'S OR WHEATRIOCE HOME WOOD BROS. REALTY. in A rv a d a to d a y . O n ly $16,500. C «tl M e, A ll M a ke s 935-4653 ELECTRIC WIRING KAY MORAN. 455 3139 Fine Meats Storm Doors & Windows Sts. Peter & Paul USDA Choice Beef ALAMEDA Screens & Patio doors. BIG 'A' REALTY IDEAL RENTAL STAN H A LL Repaired and Adjusted. 220 VOLTS A g e d fo Perfecf'on 2 3 8 -7 5 6 9 Colorado Springs Small house with fu'l basement Res: 333-9547 PLUMBING CO. — Remodeling — Insurance Claims. and large lot. Good location O fc: 744-7291 FREEZER ORDERS OUR REPAIRING Reasonable. R e n ts fo r $80 p e r m onth, o n ly -Repairing- NEW WORK S7,9SO in W heatridge. SPECIALTY HENRY SAWICKI In Colorado Springs MOORE REALTY Call Any Time SEWERS 20th and Youngfield SINK LINES CLEANED. ______429-2906______WANT SOME LAND? 300 Speer B l v d . _____ 366-0168 Ati work Guaranteed for 237-5552 Free Estimates. (St. Joan of Arc) Jim Owyer Electric eoe E . A la m e da______744-8300 UPHOLSTERY recommendations t0740 W . 46th A ve n u e , $17,500. 4 BUYING-SELLING-TRADING bdrm. acre. PAir. ’ING& you can trust (St. M ary's) REAL ESTATE A&B UPHOLSTERY 4715 S. Simms. s)4,500. 2 bdrm 2 f l o r i s t s " DECORATING GOOD • Ristyllig Residential acres. PLUMBING • Now or Costotn Made Fonitore (S t. A n n e ) SERVICE • Carpets anil Drapis Commercial 5425 W . 69th A v e n u e , $13,500 3 • Carpet CleaRieg bdrm. acre. R. K. CO. Frtt Eitiaitet-rielM * Oclimy C on ln ct JERRY BILL C. WELLE, Prop, Our Lady of Fatima AIM CAPS m o CORONA . 244-1*14 27*5 W . Ham pden A ve. 7I1-74U ( a ll: KKN CAVIN.S NEW LISTING Huyink-Selling-Trudlng CHARLEY 1690 sq. ft. on each level. 6 TAYLOR KKAI. KSTATK b d r m . 3 u p a n d 3 d o w n 2^4 (ALL:JOK RAV BREEN SERVICE STATION WINDOW REPAIR __ baths. 2 car garage. Shake shin KOR PROKKSSIONAL HKLI* WHEELER gles. Over ‘ j acre. Morse okay R e v 744 2 I M - 0 ( e . 147-5433 Painting D A N C A W KENNETH R. CAVINS Ideal for the large family Ask­ The Window Man D ie . 297 5445 Res. 377-7173 R e a lto r ing price $36,500. Choice loca FLORIST & CARL'S a Windows Replaced, Builders Realty. Inc. tio n . 13695 B e rry Road. Aluminum, Steel, Van Schaaclt & Co. Van Schaack & Co. 1543 Champa lEXACO SERVICE W ood, a n y s ty le , 219 East Platte Phone any of these numbers lor RfALTOR INSUROR Decorating a Screens made and repaired. REALTOR INSUROR expert assistance and help on Tune-up and Brake Service • NO JOB TOO SM ALL 275,LInivcrsily Blvd. the above and other listings 624.17lhSt. 266-3131 2SS-«520 633-8763 279-1522, 279-1146, 424-6182) R A LS TO N A N D Y U K O N 424.3150 D fn vfij-, C o lo .____ Denver. Colo. 789-0393 F R E E ESTIM A TES 429.1629, 421-9060, 421.3515. P ff Page 8 Sec. 2, THE REGISTER, DENVER ARC^j^OCESAN EDITION Thursday, July 18, |V68 HURRY HURRY DONT MISS MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH PLENTY FREE •'0 1 S for > I£ £ I PARKING I IT’S THE 0 family GREATEST! F. ★ ★ th . ary specials Saturday, Sunday, July 20th, 21st be 'M ^ c h ------SUNDAY ONLY------St ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS • 3600 PECOS ST. 1 :00 P.M . o n - ha Mary pr^^^ Tl 16 s p a g h e t t i DINNER ve ★ KEFRESHiMENTS ★ ITALIAN FOOD BOOTHS M MEAT BALLS & SAUSAGE t’i ★ GAMES ★ GAMES ★ GAMES Adults ...... $1.50 Children ...... 75 H O T D O G S WITH CHILI PEPPERS / SERVING FROM SAUSAGE AND MEAT BALL SANDWICHES \ i2:30 p .m . t o ? ? ? GET YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS FOR THE CAR WHILE THERE IS STILL TIME! Grand Prize; 1968 FORD TORINO GT FASTBACK Vi VnrehuHed From T COMPLIMENTS i n n n n i COMPLIMENTS OF \ i OF v J 1 1 1 3 V u l ■ TOUINO GT KASTBACK No. Speer at Federal Blvd.-A^W. 29th at Speer I A FRIEND "H o v e r hoH the Sluirin-nl pcnvil iti A FRIEND

Compliments of CLYDE’S FRED & BUTCH’S LEPRINO ITALIAN & GERMAN SAUSAGE, INC. STANDARD SERVICE & GARAGE CHEESE MEG. CO. FRANGI’S RAVIOLI MFG. CO Italian Cheese Products lutic.salc and R cla il Free Pick-up Delivenj Service 1842 W. 38th Ave. In Supermarkets Everywhere 3655 Inca St. 433-8744 375 Logan St. 733-9898 Denver, Colorado Frank & Ang Testa, Prop.

For Continued Success PERGOLA APPLIANCE CO. CARBONE BAKERY BANK OF DENVER From All the Members of R.C.A. Whirlpool Washers & Dryers Italian Specialty House MT. CARMEL PARISH \ Sales & Service All Brands Pizza the Finest 1534 California St. CREDIT UNION 38th Ave. a t Pecos 477-0932 3609 T ejon St. 455-1502 3549 N avajo St. 455-3143

Eat Sattsaiic or Cheese 6- Pepper ■'‘4 DIRE’S LOCK & GENERATOR EXCHANGE Sandwiches Every Day o f the Year at ■ M CO., INC. STANDARD KEY CO. LAKEWOOD GRILL Generators — Alternators — Starters I Repaired or Rebuilt Fence Company 'AVe Make Our Own Sausaf^c” 1104 18th St. 825-7688 38T4 Pecos St. 433-1042 8100 W. C olfax Ave. 233-9775

Compliments o f Compliments o f Your \orth Denver tv Best Wishes Prescriptions Religious Goods Headquarters ■ > M. LOMBARDI JIM ’ S PIZZERIA TDON DRUG COMPANY JOHN ERGER a The Finest in Foods 3301 T ejon St. 455-6770 CHURCH GOODS 38th & Osage St. 477-4146 4748 Tejon St. 455-7702 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Natale 4436 W. 29th Ave. 477-7961 P A U L J. ROSSMILLER GALLO BROS. HEATING MARIGOLD CAFE & ARROW SERVICE STATION R and C WHOLESALE & AIR CONDITIONING COCKTAIL LOUNGE Drive in leith Confidence COMPANY Sheet Metal 8- Furnace Work The Finest in Italian & American Foods Tune-up & Brake Service Candy—Gum—Cigarettes—Tobacco John Gallo Albert Gallo Pizza Our Specialty 3211 Pecos St. 455-0737 3616 Tejon St. 477-4170 2017 W. 38th Ave. 455-8414 4100 Tejon St. 433-3056 o r 455-9858

JOHN P. DALEIDEN CO. SATRIANO BROTHERS Compliments of 0 L I N G E R WESTERN NOVELTY Religious Articles -k Church Supplies Janitorial Service Inc. Neighborhood Mortuaries Elmer Gerken, Mgr. 2834 W 44th Ave. 433-8831 COMPANY 455-3663 1633 Trernont Place 534-8233 3566 So. B roadw ay D enver > 761-0324 Serving Denver's Families fo r TS Years