Busiest AAonth 'Oh Those Hectic Days of M ay' Dedications, jubilees, special weeks, and conven has been pastor in the parish for 31 years and the Sisters of tions dot the calendar in these hectic days of May. St. Joseph of Carondelet have taught in the parish for more In the past week and in the immediate week ahead than 40 years. Next week the Register will do a profile of St. all four of the above classifications are in the spot Catherine’s. light and are reported in this week’s edition of the On May Ifi. four priests of the archdiocese will celebrate Denver Catholic Register. the 25th year of their ordinations to the priesthood with a No other month of the year is favored with such a burst of combined Mass and luncheon at All Saint's church in South activity in this growing archdiocese. Because it is physically west Denver. impossible to present a full report of all the major events of CONVENTIONS: This past week women from through the past week and the week ahead on Page One,, the Register out the state gathered in C^nver for the 39th annual Denver presents a rundown of the following: .Xrchdiocesan Council of Catholic Women’s convention. Dele- DEmCATJONS: Today (Thursday) in Kit Carson, Bish gate.s came from the four corners of the state, from Grand op David Maioney is blessing a new church that is debt-free on Junction, Julesburg. Pueblo, and Greeley. Picture study of the the day of dedication. It is the 392nd building and the 119th meeting is on page 16. church blessed since Archbishop Urban J. Vehr arrived in the SPECIAI. WEEKS: This past week was National Hospital archdiocese 34 years ago. Week. The Catholic hospitals of the archdiocese all held pro On Sunday, May 16. the 1245.000 Our Lady of Lourde.s grams to honor the occasion. The Register presents a "center church in South Denver will be formally dedicated. The parish spread” on Pages 6 and 7. __^pocri^pli a serves 700 families. And in the immediate week just past. Regis College held JUBILEES: One of the oldest parishes in the archdiocese its annual "Civis Princeps” (First Citizen) celebration with a he The gung-ho lads, the will note its golden jubilee on May 19-21. On those days the windup banquet Saturday evening last at the Brown Palace avant garde legions who priests, the Sisters, and the parishioners of St. Catherine of Hotel. A giant $1,500,000 campus building program was an-, have gratuitously as Siena parish on North Federal Blvd. will be host and hostess nounced by the Very Rev. Richard Ryan. S.J., college pres sumed the role of up-dat to well wishers. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Dclisle A. Lemieux ident. ing the Church in these latter days, are today get ting a high-voltage awak ening. They are being cat apulted from their far-out space ships by none other than the pilot they made pretentions of following . . . Pope John XXIII! These bogus claimants to a new order of salvation within I the Oiurch are now being ex posed as mischievous ecclesi astical eunuchs by Pope John in his Journal of a Soul. .As Pope John would say, let us pray for them! THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965 VOL LIX No. 40 The “ Journal’’ is a compila tion of the personal notes and recollections and prayers of In Historic Kit Carson .Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli from the time he entered the Poverty War Workshop May 17 For One or All seminary at Bergamo in 1895 until his death in Rome as Ling, in which students from Machebeuf and A workshop on the War on Poverty in the Den Church Debt-Free At each side of the symbolic “ Christ Cand John X X Ill on June 3, 1963. ver area is scheduled at the Register building. 938 le " a student portrays diverse ways of using St. Francis de Sales high schools, and a con Bannock street, Denver, on Monday, May 17, from sacramental grace in their lives. At left tingent from St. .Mary’s academy. Denver, THE SOLIDITY and un 1; 30 to 3:30 p.m. “ Alone” prays for her own needs and her told in recitation and song how the renewal qualified and simple faith of The sessions will be handled by Joseph Lam- On Dedication Day personal union with God; at right, with out of the Liturgy could affect the life of every Pope John in the traditional leadiings of the Church is vi guests missed seeing, by only spread arms “ Every” asks God’s mercy and Christian. The play was featured in the Silver brecht, director of Uie Neighborhood Youth corps, Fifty priests present for vid and inspiring on every one day. the old church stand help for herself and everjone. .Alone is por Glade room of Denver Cosmopolitan hotel, attorney Richard Casey, and superintendent of the blessing at 11:30 a.m. one of the 450 pages in this ing adjacent to the new one, trayed by Flora Francone and Every by Car as part of the Denver Arcbdiocesan Council Denver Archdiocesan schools, the Rt. Rev. Mon today of the new church volume. A second volume of la Cook. They were taking part in a “ modem of Catholic Women convention held in the signor William H. Jones. of St. Augustine at Kit Father Kearney said. Pope John’s papers is prom Featured at the work.shop will be a discussion Carson, made the occa- “ Just yesterday the old morality play" devised by the Rev. Richard city, .Monday and Tuesday. May 10 and 11. ised later. of what the schools office has done up to the pres tion the “ greatest clerical frame church was moved Here are a few extracts ent time, in obtaining a project for the high school gathering in the history of through the streets of Kit Car- from the Journal of a Soul: students, and in proposals for the summer, such as Cheyenne county. Colo. son. to a new location. At Our Lady of Lourdes “ Man is never so great as when he is on his knees.” operation Head Start, which will provide pre Officiating prelate at the "The old Catholio church school training for more than 1,700 children, and dedication of the church wa.s will now become Trinity Luth " I must beware of being su the Neighborhood Youth Corps plan to secure sum- Auxiliary Bi.shop David M. eran church, and will domin perficial or inconstant, ob 'm er employment for 800 youngsters. Maloney of Denver. ate the west end of Kit Car- Church Blessing Completes sessed with learning or new son. things, new books, new sys Pastors who wish to establish programs for In a telephoned interview tems. new people. I must with the Register, the Rev. "The Lutheran congrega their own cities are invited to attend the workshop. tion is pleased to have a watch what I say about these George W. Kearney, pastor of 18-Year Building Program matters. I must . . . follow church of their own now. and Sacred Heart, Cheyenne with delight the ascending of the Catholic congregation > > Wells, and its mission parish On Sunday, May 16, the new church of Our Lady of Lourdes will be solemnly movement of Catholic culture, at Kit Carson, told of the cer pleased that their venerable blessed and dedicated by Archbishop Urban J, Vehr of Denver. but all in its due proportion. emony that took place in the old building will continue as The ceremony will complete the building plan envisaged by the Rev. Damen ‘Not too much of anything’.’’ Businessmen Heed Call a place of worship, and not small eastern plains town, 150 L. McCaddon, who was appointed pastor of the new parish in 1947. and has “Many waters cannot miles southeast of Denver. simply be junked.” Father Kearney concluded. built an entire parochial plant on the site, bordered by Iliff street, Warren ave quench love, neither can To Head Regis College nue, Logan and Pennsylvania streets. floods drown it.” (Quoted “JUST TWO YEARS ago,’' Father Kearney, pastor of The Rt. Rev. Monsignor from Solomon) Father Kearney said. “ It Cheyenne Wells and the new Gregory Smith. V.G., P..A., “ Always obey with simplici seemed an impossible task to St. .Augustine's, celebrated will celebrate Mass in the ty and good nature, and leave Capital Campaign Fund ever build a new church in the dedication day Mass, with new church after the dedica everj-thing else to the Lord." Several of the outstanding erected through the cam this community of only 350 the Rev. John A. Canjar of tion ceremony, at 5 p.m. Four Priests Will Mark “ Virtues of a cleric: Piety, businessmen of the Denver paign. will be a three-story population. Holy Rosary church, Denver, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ed studiousness, self-denial, and area already have agreed to structure containing approxi his immediate predecessor at “ Today the new church and ward .A. Leyden will preach strength of character.” sen’e as leaders in the mately 37,000 square feet. It (Cheyenne Wells, and Father adjoining parish hall stand the sermon. Ordination Anniversaries $1,500,000 capital campaign will provide space for 150.000 Dinan of the neighboring pa debt-free.’ ’ POPE JOHN'S preoccupa fund undertaken by Regis col volumes and seat 450 rish of St. Charles, Stratton. Four priests of the Den The parish has grown since BU ILT AT A cost of tion with responsibility for the lege to construct two new students. The project. Father Kear Colo., assisting. ver archdiocese will fill 1949 to three times its original buildings. ney went on. was made possi $245,000, Our Lady of Lourdes size. death of Christ didn’t absolve Special features will include church stands over the base the sacred offices at a sol some few Jews who had a The names of four co-chair ble by the generosity of Mr. THE L-SHAPED structure Four Masses are offered visual aids areas and lan ment church which had been emn Mass of Thanksgiv hand in obtaining a sentence men for the drive were an and Mrs. Jack Stewart, sum newly blessed at Kit Carson, each day. by the pastor and guage laboratories with the in use for many years, and is ing to be offered in of crucifixion on Jesus, but at nounced by William T. Black mer residents of Colorado, has a covered porch, facing his assistant, in.ctead of the latest and most modern facili now to serve for parochial All Saints church. .Au the same moment he did not burn. Denver oil firm execu who matched dollar for dollar west, containing main entran 1949 schedule of two Masses. ties. The entire building will meetings and other functions. rora. at 11 a.m. on Tues exonerate himself: tive. who is general chairman be humidity controlled. the amount raised by parish ces to the church and the hall. .At least 12 students from the ioners in a year-long building day, May 18. parish are studying for the “ I am the treacherous dis of the campaign. The appeal The science building, also a The C.C. Carson construction Some 700 families are listed campaign. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor priesthood and almost a score ciple who betrayed You, the ‘ for public support, the first by three • stor>' structure, will company of Wray were con on the parish rolls, and school Richard M. Duffy, pastor of of young women are studying presumptuous man who dis the college since 1949, was contain 42.000 square feet. Of The Catholic Church Exten tractors for the project, bid at enrollments stand at more St. Joseph’s parish, Fort Col for the Sisterhoods. owned You. the coward who launched the past weekend by red brick exterior construc sion society, a nationaf orga $52,949, exclusive of furnish than 350. The Rev. John Slat lins: the Rev. John J. Regan mocked and derided You, the the Ver>* Rev. Richard F. tion, it will house the natural nization to help home mis ings. tery is assistant priest, and a pastor of St. Therese’. .Auro F.ATHER REGAN was bom cruel wretch who crowned Ryan, S.J., president of the science and -mathematics de sions, also gave a generous community of six Sisters of ra: the Rev. George M. Spe in Boston. Mass., Dec. 29. You with thorns. I scourged college. partments. A lecture hall, to grant of $10,000. he added. har. pastor of St. Joseph’s 1912. and attended Boston You, I laid the cross upon be used jointly by various de Donations You, I mocked You in Your HEADING THE directors’ The new church was built to Leadville; and the Rev. John (Turn to Page 11) partments of the college, also For more stories, pictures agony. 1 buffeted You. I gave division of the campaign as scat 180 persons, but today Continue on Our Lady of Lourdes, see Harley Schmitt, pastor of -All will be located in the building. there was standing room You gall and vinegar to drink, co-chairmen will be Alfred M. Architectural and engineer Pages 22 and 23. Saints,’ Denver, will provide only, the pastor said. Donations and pledges to and it was I, alas, who Ellerby, president of the El- ing plans and supervision of the First annual Archdiocesan celebrant, deacons, and mas pierced Your heart with the car Fence company, and John ter of ceremonies for the New St. Jude's the project arc beiqg provided .At the dedication ceremony, Development fund campaign cruel lance . . . I have done F. Sweeney, president of the .Mass, celebrating their 25th by Robert Husmann and al the Rev. Edward Dinan. pas are still rising, with a total of St. Francis Seraph, aided by Burse Begun; 11 this with my sins.” B, K. Sweeney Manufacturing ter H. Simon. tor of St. CJiarles parish, $1,410,544 being reported ear three lay teachers, staff the anniversary of ordination. company. school. "May I know You and Stratton, congratulated the ly this week by the drive .Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Gifts Total $615 know myself, that I may love For the alumni division, the 130 persons who attended will preside in the sanctuary, ALREADY COMPLETED headquarters. The first church and school Completion of one burse You and despise myself." co-chairmen M i l l be Walter F. under the $6 million phase one Mass at the church each Sun and the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Support for the campaign at Our Lady of Lourdes pa and the start of another to St. (Quoted from St. .Augustine) Imhoff. vice president of Han- expansion program at the col day. coming from Kit Carson. rish. was built in 1948. and Edward A. Leyden, pastor of iren, Imhoff, & Samford, Eads and Wildhorse. who thus far has come from 36,340 Blessed Sacrament parish, Jude arc announced with the “ I only tr>’ to do what is lege are the O’Connell and blessed by Archbishop Vehr, right, to love sincerely even Inc., and Stanley M. Hall. Jr., "pride themselves on never persons, according to the wnll deliver the occasional ad donation in the past week of DeSmet student residence Rev. Robert Syrianey, direc Dec. 2, in the same year. those who do not seem to a partner in the Evergreen having had a parish debt from dress. 11 gifts totaling $615. halls, the Regis fieldhousc, tor of the drive. Celebrant of the Mass fol Contributions to St. Jude’s have much affection for me, Monument company. with correlated outside athle the time your fathers, and lowing that dedication also, burse are used for the train and perhaps think me a Mr. Blackburn, the general tic facilities, and the student some of you. built the first The increase the past week MONSIGNOR DUFFY, who was Monsignor Gregory ing of seminarians studying worthless fellow.” .chairman of the drive, who is center. church at Kit Carson almost amounts to $63,120 from 1,443 was invested as a domestic Smith. to become priests in the Den Vetive in a wide variety of Two other bulidings on the 50 years ago.” contributors over the previous prelate at a Palm Sunday cer “ Read little, little but well." The Denver prelate and his ver archdiocese. The total of Cbrnmunity projects, is also campus also have been exten week's totals. Father Syria emony this year in the Cathe “ My studies must be . . . a vicar general have seen Our the new St. Jude burse is chairman of the President’s sively refurbished. THE PRIESTS and outside ney said. dral at Denver, was born in joyful prelude to the Beatific Ton-^il at Regis, a 10-mem Lady of Lourdes parish ex that city on Aug. 1, 1910. $516.43. Vision.” Contributors include: En ber board of lay advisers. pand and consolidate its “ Age q od agis.” — (Pay He attended St. Dominic’s glewood. N.N.O.. $5; Floris material plant, and also its attention to what you are Funds from the campaign. grade school and North Den sant. Mo., .Anonymous, $10: spiritual work. doing.) Father Ryan said, will be ver high, before entering St. and. from Denver, S.S., $50: used to construct a new libra L A Y GROUPS in the pari.sh Thomas seminary. He was or Mrs. J.B., $5: .M..M.. $20: " If I really wish . . . to be ry and a science building on have done notable service, dained in May, 1940. and Mrs. E.J., $5: Mrs. A.T., $5; of use to the cause of Christ and the Church. I must at all the .North Denver campus. especially in construction of ser\'ed as assistant priest in Anonymous. $500; .Miss B.P., Holy Family parish. Denver, costs make myself holy.” The addition of the two the grotto shrine of St. Ber $5; .Mr. and Mrs. W M.. $5; before his assignment to St. For his sick brother: "0 structures, on which work will nadette of Lourdes. and Mrs. R.C.R., $5. Mary’s, Colorado Springs. Mar>’. make my little Giovan begin this summer, will com The sum of $6,000 will esta ni better.” plete a $6 million first phase The Tuesday novena to Our In 1943 Father Duffy joined blish a seminary burse in per building program at the col- Lady of Lourdes, the Con the U.S. armed forces cha petuity for the education of a “ O .Mary, among the voices plains corps, and served five ’ lege, a program that has also student studying for the raised to greet you, O gentle, years in Texas, S. Dakota, ' included the addition of four priesthood. The principal will sweet, and pious Virgin, hear fraternity of Christian doc and .Mississippi in.stallations, other major buildings. be invested and only the inter my voice too. Hail, Mary,” trine classes, and the convert before going to the South Pa est used. The library and science “ I will always try to find clas.ses held in the parish, in cific. Japan, Okinawa, and The Catholic people are re some virtue in people, even building, Father Ryan said, dicate the religious vitality of the Philippines. Mustered out quested to remember the edu when none is apparent.” will be ready for use in the the parishioners and their with the rank of captain, he cation of seminarians for the “ No one has a thought to fall of 1966. . was named as chaplain to St. pastor. archdiocese in their last wills spare for God except to of Joseph’s hospital, Denver. and testaments. .Any amount THE $1,500,000 GOAL which fend Him, and take His Name Tabloid Honors In 1949 Archbishop Vehr will be gratefully received. in vain." is expected to be raised over named him as pastor of St. The future of the Church de Don’t get confused. "The the next three years, was set G reeley Church Joseph’s parish. Ft. Collins. pends upon a well-prepared to match a $731,000 grant (devil) loves to fish in muddy priesthood in sufficient num made to Regis through the A special supplement on the In his 16-year pastorate, waters.” new St. Mary’s church, Gree .Monsignor Duffy has en bers. Higher Education Facilities “ Calvary is the hill of lov ley, featuring pictures of the larged the school by seven act of the U.S. Congress. e rs !" dedication ceremony per classrooms. Four more DON.ATIONS TO the semin The funds obtained under formed by Archihishop Urban rooms and a gymnasium are ary burse should be sent to “ Faith is such a common the act, according to Father J. Vehr of Denver, on Tues now being added. the Most Reverend Urban J. virtue that it is almost over Ryan, must be matched two day, May 4, is included in this New property has been ac Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, looked . . . who pays any at for one in contributions from week’ s edition of the "Denver quired at a cost of $50,000 for Chancery office. 1536 lx)gan tention to the air we breathe.” other sources. a, ' Catholic Register." further expansion as needed. street, Denver, Colo. 80'203. (Turn to Page 3) The library building to be New $240,000 Lourdes Church in South Denver
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Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursdoy, May 13, 1965 The School Bus Bill — III Colorado Votes Extra Aids United for the Separation of By Tom Officer books, periodicals, documents, STRONG SUPPORT for Ro Title I of the Primary and Sec mer’s bill came from members ondary Education Act of 1965, Church and Stale) to have the (Third in a series o f articles magnetic tapes, films, phono Supreme Court rule against the graph records, and other relat of the Citizens for Educational recently passed by Congress, examining bills in various state federal act," Taylor told the ed library materials) and print Freedom and from T. Rabcr Taylor said. Legislatures that w ill provide Denver Catholic Register. fo r school bus transportation ed and published instructional Taylor, Denver attorney. Title II of the same 1965 Act fo r private and parochial school materials for the use and bene Taylor said that “ where fed supplied part of the language on "Maybe this will improve the children.) fit of all children in the district, eral funds are to be used for making the services available climate in the education field," The most important primary- and the use of teachers to bene mobile educational services and to all without discrimination in he said. fit all children in the district, equipment, the U. S. Supreme regard to race, color, religion, secondary educational legisla STK.4NGELY MISSING how tion approved by the first ses both in the public and nonpublic Court decisions appear to re or national origin. schools, without charge and quire that they (the funds) be “ It will be hard now for the ever. from bills introduced In sion of Colorado's 45th General the House and Senate this year, Assembly was not a school bus without discrimination on the u.sed equally for all educational ACLU (American Civil Liber ground of race, color, religion, ly deprived children." ties Union) and POAU (Prote was any school bus bill. bill but a bill for an act to (Next: What lies ahead?) amend the Sessions Laws of or national origin.” This would be true under stants and Other Americans Colorado, 1964, to provide for supplementary .educational serv ices. Country's Independence Identical bills were intro duced in the House and the Sen ate. House Bill 1381 was spon Cubans Will Mark Anniversary sored by Reps. Clarence Quin lan (R-Antonito), Palm er Burch By Ernie Sanchez sponsoring Cuban Circle of forts of Catholic Charities, said aided by Mrs, Gloria de Quesa- (R-Denver), Daniel Grove (D- Denver. City, state and church “ Castro has destroyed our {da. president of the women’s Cuban families from the Den Denver), and Wayne Knox (D- officials have been invited to country," but that the Commu committee. Abraham 0. Brocho ver area will mark the anniver DenverL Senate Bill 293 was the program. nist system is the "antithesis of ' is president of the Cuban Circle sary of their country’s indepen sponsored by Sen. Roy Romer the Cuban way of life" and, of Denver. dence from Spain with a Mass Fernandez said that the day’s (D-Denver). communism will eventually be and services at which prayers prayers will be offered not only, Spelling Bees A-Buxxin’ driven from Cuba. will be offered for the freedom for the people of his country butj King school, and Is sister to last year’s win BECAUSE ACTION came • » Three place*Retters in the hard-fought of Cuba and other persecuted for people from other nations Mrs. Esther Morales, vice quicker in the Senate on its bill, CARPETS “ Rocky Mountain News” spelling bee. held ner. Ann Restivo. Michael is a student at countries. because “ we're not the only president of the group’s wo I < i' Sts. Peter and Paul school. W’heat Ridge, and Romer’s bill is the one that was ones suffering." man’s committee, will explain Room Size 1^ I last Saturday May 8, in the State Capitol, at The observances are to be approved by both legislative Spanish the significance of practice with their Instructors; left to right Wanda attends Cure d'Ars parochial school. held Sunday, May 23, three “ The Pope’s idea of unity of| and Smaller houses and sent to Oov. John A. Cuban Independence Day and Lsrgttf itl«ctioni In th« City are Mrs. Peter Stone and Sister Marie Car Archdiocesan students gained eight places days after their Independence prayer is one that we all should; Love. At this writing the bill is the posture of communism in mel, Sister Mary Ibo, seated; and standing. out the first 11 In the competition, and Ca Day, May 20. have undertaken a long time C lirttU ltrA on his desk for approval — or Cuba today at the three-hour af rU rn iT U rO in the house Elena Restive, who placed second, Michael rol Koy of Holy Redeemer school Colorado ago," he said. veto. Some 250 Cuban families are ternoon program. Op«n Monday and Wadnatday Healey, fourth, and Wanda Suchowiejko, w'ho Springs, was also in the oral finalists' group expected to attend the High Svanlngt Till liX P.M. The House bill was printed FERNANDEZ, who fled from The Rev. Mr. Aragon will talk Mass at 10 a.m. May 23 at Im was third. Elena Restivo attends Christ the of 26. and had a committee report but Cuba in 1962 with his family and on the same subjects in English maculate Conception Cathedral. E.M.W. was abandoned when the Senate was located here through the ef- at the program. Cuban dances The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Walter where cash talks bill was sent to the House. and singing will follow. J. Canavan will offer the Mass. 2141 So. Broadway Approval of Romer’s bill wa.s Manuel Rutureta is chairman Sllcrman 4-27S4 unanimous in the Senate, pa.ss- 1964 Spelling Bee Winner for entertainment. He will be Ing 33-0 with two absent on THE PROTESTANT Cuban Forty Hours' April 7, and was near-unani community will attend services mous in the House, passing 60-1 at 12:30 p.m. that day at the ^ Devotion To Talk at Finalists' Dinner 'with four absent on April 26. First United Presbyterian T e B o c k h o r s t d C o . church. 1362 Lincoln street. The The additions to the Sessions May 16. 1965 Rev. Mr. Rafael Aragon of cese took eight out of the top 11 Jones, superintendent of Den Law of Colorado, 1964, would be Guest speaker at a din Brighton will officiate at these IV Sunday After Easter prizes, featured a determined ver archdiocesan schools. to Section 10, Chapter 73, on the ner honoring the nine Arch services. Denver, SL Elizabeth's Retreat battle by Ann’s sister, Elena, to Board of Education — Specific diocesan students who were Elena Restivo placed second A program of patriotic talks •Grover, St. Mary’s in the final 26 contestants win a second title in a row for in the contest. Ann, who is now Powers. her school —Cure d’Ars —and and dances of the country will •N. B. Missions marked with at the Rocky Mountain a freshman at St. Mary’s acade be held at 3 p.m. at Ranum high an asterisk (*) may have 13 for her family. my, won the Colorado-Wyoming THE FIRST ADDITION, par-; News spoiling bee held in agraph 30, would read: 'school, 2401 W. 80th avenue, Hours’ of Exposition of the the State capitol building spelling bee last year, and Westminster, said Thomas I. Blessed Sacrament instead of THE BANQUET, set for “ To provide, in the discretion gained fourth place in the na Fernandez, vice president of the 40 Hours’. last Saturday will be last Tuesday May 18, at 6 p.m. in of the local board, out of feder year’s winner, Ann Res tional finals held in Washington, the .Annunciation high school D.C. al grants made available speci SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION I tivo. cafeteria, will be attended by fically for this purpose, special The contest, held the past the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Thomas Carol Foy, of Holy Redee educational services and ar mer school, Colorado Springs, MAY 18, 1965 Sunday, in which pupiLs from Barry, host pastor, and the Rt. rangements (such as dual en JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. (t one of this year’s oral finalists, Catholic schools of the archdio Rev. Monsignor William H. rollment, educational radio end PARTNER TaBOCKHORST. CPCU V will be.among those present. television, and mobile educa VOTE FOR ... PARTNER T Also invited are contestants, tional services) for the benefit C their parents, teachers, Mrs. of educationally deprived chil J O H N H. SAFE DRIVERS —SAVE d< Sidewalk Art Show Set Peter Stone and Walter Saun dren in the district who attend 6 MONTHS POLICIES OLD LINE COMPANIES E ders. of the Rocky Mountain nonpublic schools, without the le News who is in charge of the requirement of full-time public AMESSE, M.D. By St. Mary's Students annual spelling bee sponsored school attendance, and without COMPETENT it : by the newspaper. discrimination on the ground of QnMVtanxsL MnesL. 1897 til Colorado Springs — A side Fred Moroni, an exchange race, color, religion, or national 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDO. G walk art show will replace the student under the National H. V. WAOOONIt. M 0 . Ckalrman. FINALISTS, and their plac- origin.” . CommlHa* la llagt iahn H. AmaMa regular final examinations for Catholic Welfare Conference bi ings, were; Elena Restivo, 2; The second addition, para It: junior and senior students in the program, from Cordoba, Argen Wanda Suchowiejko, 3; Michael graph 31, would read: art classes of St. Mary’s high tina, will enter pencil and ink Healey, 4; Tom Brozovich, 6; “ To provide, In the discretion school here. G drawings, sketches, and por Nancj' Bredar, 7; Christina of the local board, out of feder traits. D The exhibition on Sunday. Siennica, 9; Gary Ward, 10; al grants made available speci Chris Reding, daughter of Lt. May 16, will be in front of the Nancy Housand, 11; and the Co fically for this purpose, library Col. and Mrs. John A. Keding, new school building, opposite lorado Springs finalist, Carol resources (which for the purpo 1404 Bellaire drive, will exhibit St. Afary’s church. It is sched Foy. ses of this chapter shall mean a L^nitr^ uled from 9;30 a.m. to 6 p.m.,j oil, water color, and silk screen fn: to permit visits at the show fol*i prints which she has used to il Ob lowing the regular Masses. lustrate her own poetry. She cli draws on experience in Germa SISTER GLADYS ANN, art ny, where she lived, and from instructor, said that at least 20| extended visits in France, Italy. nil student.s will have paintings, Austria. Switzerland, England, Mi drawing.s, and sculpture pro Ireland, Canada, and Mexico. Cu duced in her classes on display. Lonnie D. Springer, son of OTHER EXHIBITORS will Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Springer, include Jessie Weber, Pita 4219 N. Chestnut, will have be White. Candy Marlurano, Cathy tween 20 and 25 pieces entered Conway, Sheila Hines, John by in the show, ranging from block Hare, Dennis Dubas, Mike Bla- prints to paintings and expres-j kan, and Ken Bonnicksen. Ry sionistic sculptures. Included' co] will be crucifixes shaped from! Silver Jubilee i chi copper wire and from bent plas-; Albuquerque. N. Mox. — , COl tic. I Some 300 guests attended the rec silver Jubilee celebration of i aw St. Joseph on the Rio Grande I I college here. The school has chi grown from a small teachers’ We college to a fully accredited, ma four-year liberal arts college Ba: with an enrollment of more than 900 and a full-time facul ty of 60.
Buffalo Creek Mass A Mass will be offered in St. yea Elizabeth’s church, Buffalo cis Creek, at 10 a.m. every Sun FIRST COMMUNION VEILS spii day throughout the summer, $ 4 95 al I beginning May 16. I up can The Mass schedule will re floe main in effect until the last Sunday In September. T Boys Anj by and Lyl STILL Girls T GROWING! the; A r t i s t First izec Fred Moroni, an exchange NOW Communion Olmgers Chapel, 16th at Boulder cial student from Argentina will OVER be among the exhibitors In Sets the sidewalk art show of St. Mary’s high school In Colora do Springs. The senior from 9 j 4 0 Rules of correctness and propriety are carefully followed at each funeral service con South America lives in the 4,058 up ducted by our personnel. Dr. Andrew J. Wehler home and is studying under the Na CARS SOLD! tional Catholic Welfare Con SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 The dignity of a service is as important to Olingers as it is to the family we serve. ference program. FOR ED TYNAN'S At Olingers, where the largest Catholic staff in the area is available to serve you, dig Art Madonnas GIFTS CONHRMATION nity is an essential part of every funeral service. Talk Scheduled Saii-C ^liax At the meeting of the Friends CHRYSLER of St. Andrew Avcllino semina PLYMOUTH HOME OWNED — OUR 63rd YEAR ry Tuesday. May 18, at 8 p.m., INC. Marian Slayton will give a talk on “ Madonnas in Art” . SERVir^G THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION 16TH AT BOULDER Miss Slayton has a wide NEW 1965 VALIANT knowledge of the legends about E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA the various Madonnas, and uses reproductions of several mast $11,795, erpieces to illustrate her talk. Clarke's Church Goods SPEER BLVD. AT SHERMAN NEIGHBORHOOD ^ MORTUARIES Following the program plans, 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 will be discussed for the ordina 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) tion reception to be held on Sun 5225 E. COLFAX 455-3663 day May 30. All members are Charge Accounts Invited invited to attend this meeting i c i . and to bring their friends. Serving Denver’s Families since 1890 Theatines Set Thursday, May 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 3 Jubilee Rites At Seminary
The tenth anniversary of music, including works by the founding of St. Andrew Nardini, Padre Martini, and Avellino’s Seminary. Denver, d’ Ambrosio. will be marked by a program Mrs. Albright, wife of Cap in the new Our Lady of Purity tain William Albright, studied hall Sunday, May 16. at 3 p.m. in Europe and the United The program will be open States, Sgt. Greenhouse is a to the general public. former concert master of the Highlighting the events will National Symphony in Wash be a performance by two Air ington. D.C. Force academy musicians, .Also on the schedule of the Mrs. Janet Albright, pianist, afternoon's activities is the ami Sergeant Norman Green presentation of a guitar en house, violinist. They will pre semble by seminarians Ken sent a program of 17th and neth Sammons, Leonard Fet 18th century Italian classical ter, Alfred Archuleta, John Hoffman, and George Mar- quez. In Regis Week Spotlight Other seminarians will pre Prominent citizens of Denver who took ge’s “ Civis Princeps” award on behalf of her sent a brief skit, several pia leading roles in the Regis college “ Civis grandfather, John K. .Mullen, whose picture ^ p o c r ^ p n a no selections, and choral -J. L numbers. Princeps” banquet the past week are, from she holds; Waiter Koch, president of the Awards will be made to Honored for Aiding Exiles left to right, Harold F. Silver, general chair Mountain States Telephone company, another several seminarians in va The long record of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor nackl. chairman of the Denver Polish com . c man of the Regis Week activities; G. B. Ayd- (Contimied From Page 1) recipient of the “ Civis Princeps” award; and rious categories. Elmer J. Kolka, director of archdiocesan mittee. .Many of the refugees who found new elott, president of the Denver and Kio IF ANYONE has any doubt the Very Rev. Richard F. Ryan, president of ( athoiic Charities, in resettling the victims of homes in the area through .Monsignor Kolka's Grande railroad, to which the coliegc pre about John’s fervent, absorb A MAY-CROWNING cere Regis college. .Also honored with the “ Civis foreign tyranny in the area brings a special efforts had fled from the Communist govern sented its Distinguished Service citation: Princeps” award was Helen G. Bonfils, sec ing, and consuming devotion mony will be held following to the Rosary and the Sacred recognition from the Polish Government in ment in Poland. .More than 300 persons, in Lleanor Weekbaugh, who accepted the colie- retary-treasurer of the “ Denver Post." the program in the gymna Heart, etc., let him read the sium of the high school build e.vile. Pinning a medal on the Denier prelate cluding .Mayor and Mrs. Tom Currigan. at “ Journal.” ing. Kathy Sullivan, daughter is Ur. Julius Szygowski, of Chicago, Minister tended the presentation banquet in the Brown “ My soul has always been, of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sulli Plenipotentiary of the Polish government in Palace hotel the past Sunday. as it were, dissipated in a van, will crown a statue of e.vile. Looking on, at left, is Francis S. Choj- thousand little responsibilities Our Lady of Purity, patro 3 Coloradoans Get and duties . . .” An 1 1 •? never ness of the new school hall at stopped praying for recollec the seminary. Meeting Slated tion and humility. Her attendants will be Pat We didn’t subscribe without For Principals ty Burke, daughter of Mr. and Denver archdiocesan high qualification to his statement: Mrs. G. C. Burke and Jean “ I will read the ne’*spapers school principals will meet at Regis Citations Glasier, daughter of Mr. and 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 19. in ‘ »• at times when 1 have least en Mrs. L. J. Glasier. Members the urchdiocesan school office Regis college conferred itS] her many contributions to the ergy for other things . . of the Knights of the Altar, “ As for what the world may 10 discuss dates for opening highest accoiadc for distin-| fine arts, noting “ her imagina servers’ group at the semina of the school year in the fall, guished citizenship u;>on three tive vision brings laughter of say, let us ‘rejoice and do ry. as well as daughters of well,’ and let the sparrows accreditation procedures, and ( prominent Coloradoan.s the past comedy, warmth of music and Friends of the Seminary will lay teacher applications. Saturday night during the eighth pastel colors on canvas.” twitter! ” form a procession and sing More quotations f^om the The Rev. l^wrence St. Pe It annual Regis Week Civis Prin Regis honored Walter K. May hymns. ter will discuss the high Journal” will be printed sub- All interested children are a ceps banquet and awards cere Koch for his dynamic direction sequently school religion program. Fin urged to come and participate monies in the Brown Palace ho of a vital industry and for his al plans will be made for Our only criticism of the in the ceremony. Refresh tel. unselfish dedication to civic ser “ College Night,” which Is “ Journal” is the price — ments will be served at the Recipients of the college's vice. scheduled for early October. J7.95. I have received four conclusion of the afternoon. “ Civis Princeps — First Citiz “ By his personal example in gifts of the book — all from en” medal and citation wore: his corporate capacity, he in non-CathoIics. Helen G. Bonfils. secretary- spires the confidence of the in trreasurer of The Denver Post; vestors. the directors and his I Father Hamilton’s Walter K. Koch, president of 'associates. By his involvement CHURCH FURNISHINGS The Mountain States Telephone jin matters of education, health, Burse G iven $131 Co.; John Kernan Mullen, foun . safety and defense, religion and: Two gifts totaling $131.51 der of the Colorado Milling and 'culture, he demonstrates his I were received in the past RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Flevator company, and ci^ic personal concern for mankind I week for the Father Raymond leader, awarded posthumously. and his great sense of civic re-1 E. Hamilton memorial burse, j sponsibility.” I Donors are: Littleton, .\nony- In addition Regis presented i mous. $6. and Cathedral pa- Its Distinguished Service Cita A JOHN KERNAN •MULLEN.I rishioners, Denver. $125.51. C««npl*t« tin* of ■•ligiou* Artidot for Ckwrcti ond Homo tion to The Denver and Rio Helen Bonfils who died in 1929, was honored The burse total Grande railroad for its contri I as “ a pioneer captain of Indus $2,036.66. Donations in any A. P. WAGNER & CO. bution to the growth and matur AI^O PAHTiCIPATINti in try, a devoted ser\-ant of God amount for the burse honor ity of Denver and Colorado. the program were the .Auxiliary and a benefactor whose name is ing the former assistant at The award was accepted by Bishop David M. Maloney of the among those whose deeds have the Cathedral parish may be CHURCH GOODS G. B. Aydelott. president of the Archdiocese of Denver, and been unselfish toward their fel sent to the Chancery office. D&RG. John Martin, president of the low man.” 1536 Logan street. Denver, 606 14th St., Between California & Welton Regis college Student Senate Regis cited Mr. Mullen for Colo, 80203. THE BANQUET and awards executive board. | (he manner in which he benefit TA. 5-8331 ceremonies are an event of Re .A special feature of the pro-led the aged, the young, the nee- Alumni To Hold gis college’s 1965 Regis Week gram was the appearance of thejdy. and the strong, the educable observance which officially world-famous University ofiand the lonely. The citation also Bowling Banquet closed Sunday with Ranger Day Denver Jazz band, conducted i noted “ many of the monuments The Catholic .Alumni club of activities on the Regis campus. by Tasso Harris. 'of steel and stone which grace Denver will hold its annual More than 250 of the commu The Regis “ Civis Princeps — jour city and many of the laws bowling banquet Tuesday, May nity’s leading citizens, including First Citizen” award was esta-i which structure our government 18. at the Quorum restaurant. i Mayor and Mrs. Thomas G. blished eight years ago. renew-|are products,______of______his appreciation ______League members extend an^ Currigan. attended the black tie ing a tradition of the Roman I for the esthetic and his pench- invitation to all club^ members^ affair held In the grand ball-[Empire when Roman citizens ant for the orderly and his re-H® them for a social hour at room_____ of _» the Brownn ______nPalace _ i _____I i who \ had____1 _achieved _ u ; ______1 outstanding___ ' ______spectX»__. for knowledge.”_____I-J..,. 1-7'7 p.m. nv or f/xT- for rlinn«>T- dinner at K 8 n p.m. m West. [success in their field were ac- The Distinguished Service ci Rcservations should be made You’ll never know how great ; corded the First Citizen honor, with Mary Farrell, 2.37-7929. The awards were presented tation noted that “ nowhere in A total of 39 Colorado citizens Officers for next years league| by the Very Rev. Richard F. I . . . . the history of Denver and Co you look in a formal— Hyan, S.J.. president of Resis^’’ ^™ " o * >>een so honored by lorado is the growth and matur-l''^Ul be elected and prospective | ity of the city and state better bowlers invited. college. Myron D. Ncusteler ‘•'"“ '■S'- ,. ’ [ Five firms and organizations revealed than in the history of until you try one on! chairman of the ommiltee selectinc the" aw^rdbeen presented the Denver and Rio Grande More Support the college’s Distinguished Scr-| railroad. .As rails stretched recipients. presided at the|! Daly City, Calif. — The new vice citation. i across the barren and seeming- Going formal is more than a change of clothes: awards presentation. St. Mary Help hospital now j ly endless plains, as the steel has the support of 24 Lions Does your home repel boarders it’s a change of heart. Look your best . . . feel even Harold P'. Silver, general HELEN G. BON’FlI.rS. wa.sihighway carved a path through clubs located in San Francis greater in a new dinner jacket by After Six. Stop chairman of the 1956 Regis honored as a native daughter,[granite peaks, cities were bom. co and .North San Mateo coun Week------activities, ...... distinguished served citizen, and bene-'industries were activated and ties, Ira Neville, secretary of (and everybody else)? in for a personal try-on . . . You’ll like what you master of ceremonies at thelfactress. the history of the West was the Daly City-Colma Lions If friends refuse your invitations, don't see a psycho see and so will she. Banquet. ' The citation paid tribute to made.” club, reported. analyst—see our Instalment Loan Department. American National delights in helping make your home more livable (and visitable) with paint, patios, new bedrooms and From $32.50 Student Spurs Fransalians To Aid Flood Victims bathrooms, recreation rooms, or whatever you want. FH A Title 1 Loans, of course. And our Conventional Home Im A speech in class by a 16- played, the students sang, and busy to answer the call for In addition to having all the provement Loan for a wider choice of projects on a year-old sophomore at St. Fran Proctor delivered his speech help? No, I say no, because money spent for relief, it would nothing-down, five-years-to-pay basis. ANB has made cis De Sales’ high school in again. when you walked through that rebuild the economy to spend it thousands of homeowners happy in its sixty years of spired the contribution of sever door you left a donation that in the affected areas. He said. “ Somewhere right at serving Metro Denver. Be hospitable and join the crowd. al hundred dollars to the Ameri this very moment a human will enable that same man to The $201.41 contributed by can Red Cross for midwestern being is raising his eyes to God say “ Thank God. Someone Does the students was sent by the flood victims. a n d asking the question, Care.” Red Cross designated for the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK The speech, entitled “ Does ‘Doesn’t Anyone Care?” flood victims — and It was 17th and stout 244-6911. 601 Sixteenth at Welton THE STUDE.NTS were encou M E M B E R F. D. I. C. Anybody Care?” was presented “ Over 200 people are dead, proved that somebody does raged to give “ not less than a by Walt Proctor, brother of Miss the number of injured ’ ranges care. quarter” to go to the relief of Lyle Light, 341 S. Clarkson St. far into the thousands, and the the flood victims. homeless can only be estimat THE STUDENTS decided ed. These are the conditions in Their first idea was to pur they did care. The class organ a war torn country of the past. chase canned goods with the ized a hootenanny. At the spe “ Are we going to let this be money. They called Norma cial assembly three bands our answer? Are you and I too Gooden, director of Red Cro.ss C^citLoiic ^yi/]ortuciriA Youth, at the Denver Red ¥ Cross, 170 Steele street. She pointed out the expense in volved in shipping canned food Catholic ownership and staff is not the sole qualification of o and suggested the money be sent through the American Red Catholic mortuary, but further, o strict adherence to the moral and Cross to be distributed in the flood areas where the need was ethical obligations of the Faith. These obligations govern us in serv greatest. ice, cost and ceremony —- assuring you of the utmost sympathy and reverence in the core of your loved ones. NEHORIGS ARE PRICELESS
... and nothing preserves priceless memories more beautifully, nor Help for Flood Victims as long, as a Barre '•'% Guild Monument. fRAPpPl Two students from St. Francis de Sales’ high school pre The Guild Seal oo the | —. .,| p . J sent $201.41 to the Red Cross for the relief of midwestern Rood monument is backed lO U IL-LJl victims. Accepting the money for the Red Cross are. left to by the strongest guar- ^ —* antce available. Monuments right, Miss Norma Gooden, director of Red Cross Youth, and J. EMMETT NOONAN - DIRECTOR Mrs. Floyd Frazier, director of the business office. Walt Proc E r i c k s o n tor, 341 S. Clarkson street, and John Bergncr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Bergner, 1380 S. Grape street, help count Memorial Co. 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 the monf>y. Speer Blvd. at 9th— 255-1785
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€uu(f)p(H (0H • Consurvufliru or llbaral? Editor, the Register: ___ . Was Pope John a conservative? No, says a new book. Ponder and print Twentieth Century CathoUcism, by Fathers E. J- McNaspy, •i5r,v S.J., and Donald Campion, S.J. , « t u Register writer Paul Hallett claimed saintly Pope John It's Easy To Forget was a conservative (April 18, ’65). Could this be a s ip-up m the typesetting room? By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. came down to breakfast he put on his See “ The Background of the RoncaUi Mystery, ^athollc mother’s plate a little piece of paper which We have been reading a volume which has Digest, May. 1965, for much enlightenment on this subject. read as follows: “ Mother owes Bradley: proved to be very interesting. It is labeled Anyway Pope John was a Pope for “ everyman, be he For running errands %0.2S The World's Living Religions and it was liberal, conservative — or all the rest of us. For being good .10 written by Archie J. Bahm of the University Vincent H. Millar, Morongo Valley, Calif. For taking music lessons .15 of New Mexico (Dell Publishing Co.) Extras *05 Though there are what we would consider His mother smiled, but did not say • A W ord ol Prolso inaccuracies about Catholicism here and anything, and when lunch time came she Editor, the Register: there, and only in details, we can recommend placed the bill on Bradley’s plate with fifty- A word of praise for the Register. Especially overdue is a it over all. Only a Catholic theologian, after five cents. Bradley's eyes fairly danced when note of congratulations to Bishop Robert J. Dwyer and hs all, can adequately represent the Church. le saw the money and thought his business column, “ Listening In.” Perhaps the one on “ Prudence” could Quite possibly a Buddhist might make the a.iility had been quickly rewarded, but with be inexpensively published in leaflet form. As usual his same mild objection in his turn. For that the money there was another little bill, which I , column shows his great command of literature and the matter, as things go currently, we shouid read like this: i English language. Of special merit, too, is the Easter poem by add, in all fairness to the conscientious Foi- being good $0.00 ’ t author, that we ourselves would not by any For nursing him through his long illness Frank Morriss. (R ev.) Jude E. Kloecker, Corbin, Ky. means accept everything that some Catholic with scarlet fever *00 theologians are writing about the Church For clothes, shoes, gloves, playthings .00 while Vatican !I is under way. For all his meals and his beautiful room .00 • Robbing Children But what caught our eye for publication in Total that Bradley owes Mother $0.00 our column was not the ecumenical efforts of We children, whether we are literally Editor, the Register: 1 A How right Bishop Dwyer is in his column, “ Modern the trained scholar, but a little story he children or, in a larger sense God’s children, Conspiracy to Rob Children of Imagination!” To enlarge a bit. relates almost as an incidental anecdote take an awful lot for granted. We tend to modern society robs them of their special privilege, a carefree about the prodigal son. He himself admits to take good care of what we consider our childhood, by plunging them prematurely into an adult world. having borrowed it from someone else. rights and our dues but we only too easily Children not yet out of the grades are allowed to date, ta It seems that one morning when Junior forget what others do for us. encouraged to dance at parties, and take part in educational wl programs too advanced for their years. ad A Reader, N. Dakota
Scandal in Quarrel Likes ‘May Thoughts’ By Paul H. Ilallrtt saw the rise of the deathless Cathe Editor, the Register: It is a fact, which takes some time drals, the Divine Comedy, the Magna I wish to commend your Frank Morriss for his column In to explain, but which is plainly observ Carta, and the perennial philosophy of the Register headed “ Some May Thoughts.” It is a good able nonetheless, that many non- Thomas Aquinas; the latter 16th and column with some very *ood- ‘stuff’ in it, too. Catholics think Catholic more evident entire 17th centuries, in which the How any normal mind can really see something in some ly than do many within the fold. This is Church expanded to the New World; of the absurd and ridiculous work that passes for art is quite and the 19th century, in which the beyond even a fairly good intellect, unless, of course, it may tin: particuiarly true of the Jewish scholar TV Church in America became strong and be not much more than the reflections of a twisted and Dr. Will Herberg, who in a recent issue mo of National Review deplores the abuse great. perhaps distorted mind. Of course, there were disagree am given to the Church by her self-styled I realize that the liturgy cannot be too much filled with the A ments in these times, as always, but sons. genuine melody, yet it is true that many of the hymns we have anc there was no civil war. The vigorous had in the past are outstanding and, for the most part, so After noting the words of one of thinkers, like Augustine and St. Tho these new-breed Catholics that there is beautiful from the standpoint of melody as to live forever, I con mas Aquinas, did not question every woi now hope that “ centuries of double E N J O Y J E N J O Y ! agree it is terribly wrong to deprive children of beautiful thing that was taught by tradition, but hymns to our Blessed Mother, such as “ Bring Flowers of the cy. talk” on the part of the Church would dis] on the contrary erected it on secure Fairest,” and to St. Joseph, end, Herberg exclaimed: C foundations. These men did not make On the home scene Judge Louis J. Schneider, Detroit, Mich, "The effrontery of this statement the juvenile mistake of thinking that it to . . . fairly takes one's breath away! is a sign of maturity to speak in slangy boo! . . . I wouldn’t treat a pawnshop or ) language of the saints, or to think that • Do P e o p le Sferve Every Day doci some advertising agency the way these I the Church their Mother was in her On a Sunday Afternoon tape ‘Catholics’ find it possible to treat Editor, the Register: sch( '' dotage. Another Laetare Sunday has come and gone. We were amc their Church.” On the other hand, the periods of By James M. Shea drums and the others have various a.skcd to donate for the relief of the poor of the world. Since dcsi “ Humiliating, is it not, to have to Catholic decline can be accurately types of guitars, including the kind All Sunday morning the rains came, the biggest majority of the Church is composed of laymen, of e look to non-Catholics for indignation at found just by following the rising curve like Newman's sudden squalls .and cold that uses an electric amplifier. They the insults that Catholics show the of dissension within the Church. The “ sing,” too. in what 1 take to be an why can’t this collection be referred to as “ The Catholic showers, effectively dampening hopes Laymens’ Relief Fund” instead of the ^Bishop’s Relief Fund? Immaculate Bride of Christ? Especial fourth century, though it produced the of a Sunday afternoon outing. Neverthe echo of the Beatles’ style, and it’s all J F< ly humiliating is it when we note that Council of Nicea, wasted much of its pretty rhythmic and very loud. So far Why can’ t every Catholic Church in America be required less, Sunday afternoon proved to be to donate ten per cent of their incoming funds to this tt T< in the same issue of the same maga energies on fighting the heresy ad interesting. I've been able to persuade Owen to zine, a Catholic, Garry Wills, views all vanced by the Arians. The 10th and avoid the electric guitar, which I collection? One of the highlights of the after Do not the poorer people of the world starve every day? this impudent use of language against 11th .centuries, in which the quarrel consider a plague. mov noon was a chess game with my II- Do they not suffer privations every day? Do they do all of ■ Louisiana. All martyrs; the 12-13th centuries, which called the “ intellectual ferment.” that I ’m making any concessions, for reading to them some of their favorite The fact is, some of the greatest leadership toward this would spoil the taste of victory stories — “ Pear-Shaped Hill,” “ Pick <( The Integration has been done by diocesan priests — not ihe hold it when she achieves it — as she most le tor a Nickle,” “Round - round religious dedicated to service of Negroes in Negro parishes, t\ . Here I stand certainly will, one of these days. ing at World.” and so on. with some exceptions. 19, in It Meanwhile there came from the Somewhere in the house Steve was Also, it is a little hard to understand how national ing. third floor the sound of strings. Owen, doing his Latin homework, and Cather publicity in the Register made the desegregation of the public ts The As Thy Self nearly 14 and addicted to the guitar, ine was writing letters in the hour li’orary in smalMown Jennings so much easier. directo was working off some of the frustra before preparations for the evening Father Farragher would do well to remember Bishop commi His to tions of his time of life by beating out meal. Maurice Schexnayder’s rulings concerning discrimination in By Frank Morriss value or singularity of each person City PI The Pope’s defense of individuality some of the tribal rhythms of contem These are magic times, peaceful churches, the excommunications he imposed, the pastorals he involved. There are, you can be sure, porary popular records. and pleasurable. And I cherish them, AU n early in April came none too soon. The those who are anxious to see that has written. membe stress on “ community” in current Occasionally he plays with a only too keenly aware that the next singularity snuffed out — who see it as “ band,” all boys in the same eighth- phase of Sunday afternoon may be one He would also do well to mention the human relations Eligibh Catholic thought and catechetics can, basically evil and selfish, a little in the grade class. One of them has a set of of “ sturm,” not to mention “ drang.” councils organized by priests such as Monsignor Alexander 0. t\ if allowed to develop without proper way the Jansenists saw the realities of Sigur and laymen such .as James R. Oliver, Ph.D. . . . Vt understanding, submerge indiviauaiity physical and spiritual life as evil. There is still much too much discrimination against the and thus contribute to the dehumaniz “ Communitarianism” for some is Profiles and perspectives Negro. However, the point is many things have been done to ing of man. hardly distinguishable from Commu remove injustice which are far more important than the In so far as this new “ communita- nism. desegregation of one small town public library. rianism” is an attempt to bring an Surely the union of the People of cient principles of love of neighbor to Everyone should work toward desegregation, and all God is something like that of a family, M ary - Pathway to Christ accomplishments together mean overall progress — but let us the newly complicated modem world it in which individuals of different en is good. In so far it is an attempt by not highlight the individual accomplishments to the point they dowments and temperaments, totally By Joseph P. Kiefer for the Christ she holds in her our utmost to obtain this seem unique and the sqle accomplishments. some pessimistic thinkers to come to separate, are, nonetheless, united in a We think it of particular arms — to seek in her, incomparable blessing by terms with totalitarianism, socialism, bond of fraternity and charity. This significance that the recent through her, and with her the prayer, praying indeed with Henry Libersat. Lafayette, La. or the hive community, it is bad. bond, if they are faithful to their encyclical of Pope Paul, only Savior to whom men, in the constancy and watchfulness, We are absolutely commanded to relationship, will continue as long as the second issued since he perplexities and dangers of as the Church has always ascended the throne of Peter, life here below, must of ne prayed from her earliest Letters for the “ Advise and Dissent” column from readers love of neighbor. It is something of a they live; but they will live pursuing of the “ Register” are most welcome. The editors reserve the parado.x, however, that the measure of should deal with the interces cessity have recourse, and to days, and in a special way their own perfections as individuals. sory role of the Blessed Vir whom they feel the ever- calling on the intercession right to edit these letters, and, where necessary because of that love is how much we love our It is the new thing to say that it is gin Mary in the life of Catho recurring need of turning as and protection of the Virgin lack of space, to run excerpts of the longer letters. Contribu selves. That second commandment, wrong for individuals to pursue their lics. to a haven of safety and all Mary, who is the Queen of tors are asked to keep their letters as short as possible so as like unto the one that demands that we own salvation. Revived Jansenism In this brief encyclical, en surpassing source of life?’’ Peace.’’ to give more people the opportunity to express opinions. Ifrre God, is that you love your looks on individual concern for one’s titled The Month of May, the In reference to the Vatican The Pope then asked that neighbor “ as thy self.” own spiritual welfare as a type of Holy Father calls upon Catho Council, Pope Paul said: “ W’e special prayers be offered on True charity can only be based on sinful selfishness. lics around the world to in place our confidence in her May 31, the Feast of Our Great Sayings self-respect, that is. a concern for This disregards the history of Chris crease their prayers to Mary whom we had the joy of Lady, Queen of Heaven, in all proclaiming Mother of the one’s own right and individuality sub tianity, which saw the martyrs willing for two principal intentions: parishes of the world. He A man was once making a For the successful conclusion Church at the last session. had been written fifteen years ject to no mass existence, to no entity urges that special stress be health and safety inspection to die in order to win the imperishable From the beginning of the before by a convert just of the Vatican Council and for placed on the Rosary, “ the in a penitentiary on the East that devours and overwhelms us. crown. But it also disregards the fact Council she has been unstint before he went to his death. peace in our troubled times. prayer so dear to Our Lady Coast. Toward the end of his Christianity has always believed that no one could honestly desire the For those who arc inclined ing in her loving help and will The cell had been repainted and so highly recommended tour he was conducted to the man is created as an individual, works salvation of others without first desir to believe that the Catholic certainly not fail to continue many times since then, but by the Supreme Pontiffs.’’ isolated row of cells known as out his own spiritual destiny as an ing his own. He could not view as good Church is in the process of her assistance to the final every painter, when he came And so, to those millions of “ Murderers Row,” where downgrading Mary’s position stage of the work.” upon that prayer, had lifted individual, is saved or damned as an and desirable for his own neighbor that Catholics everywhere, who convicted murderers awaited in our theology and public On the subject of world his brush and let the words individual, albeit saved in union with which he did not view as good and have always given the Virgin the death penalty. others in Christ. In the process of his desirable for himself. devotions, these words of peace, the Holy Father stat stand. — Rev. Lawrence G. Mary a very particular place The inspector entered the Lovasik, S.V.D. A TREASURY salvation he is put in touch with Those willing to die for the faith, Pope Paul should be most ed: “ Peace comes from comforting: heaven, and it will truly reign in their spiritual lives, we can first cell and began his in OF CATECHISM STORIES. Divinity and in touch with a communi those willing to die to the world so as to say with fullest assurance: spection. He raised th# mat “ Mary remains ever the among men when we finally ty of saints. But he remains an The Blessed Mother is not on live the faith and unite themselves as path that leads to Christ. deserve to receive It from tress and spring of the small the way out in order to please The best method of prayer individual, highly personalized and perfectly as they can to Christ are Every encounter with her can Almighty God who holds in cot, propped them against the those of other faiths who do is the Rosary, if you say it distinct — as distinct from his fellows showing a supreme type of charity. only result in an encounter His hands not only the happi wall and turned his flashlight as is each individual snowflake that They are giving testimony to the truth, with Christ Himself. For what ness and the destinies of not accept her role in the plan on the area beneath the bed. well. — St, Francis de Sales. forms in the winter sky. the truth that sets man free and the other reason do we continual peoples, but also their very of salvation. Nor will honor to As the beam of the flashlight By the Rosary the darkness her be downgraded to make It is well, then, that Pope Paul truth which is necessary to sustain ly turn to Mary than to seek hearts. Therefore, we will do swept along the baseboard, he of heresy has been dispelled, pointed out that the oneness of the man even when he has plenty of room for innovations in public saw, written in pencil, seven and the light of the Catholic worship. words: “ Mother of God. pray People of God does not suffocate the material food. Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Faith shines with ail Its briHi- Pope Paul will see to it that for us sinners.” ancy, — Pope St. Pius V Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic Newspapers “ Mary remains ever the path The warden later told the 1913-1960 (after the victory of Lepan- that leads to Christ!” inspector that those words to). Registorials ] t I Thursefay, May 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 5 Peruvian Government Asked Vote in Election To Honor Denver Mary knoll For School Board! The Parliament of Peru has mutual help, without political been requested by the Sixth .An ends or ends of greed. J By Paul II. Hallett Hence it is of the utmost "Everywhere and at every I# nual .Assembly of the Credit importance that officers on opportunity, 1 have publicly The school board election Cooperatives of Peru to confer << next Tuesday. May 18, may the local school board bo said that the credit cooperatives one 'o f that country’s highest well be the most important, elected who have a sympathe of Peru are the work of the from the view of the indepen tic understanding of and liai honors on a Denver Maryknoll Peruvian people. Keep it in your dent school child, that has son with not only the public priest who has worked with the hands. Do not lose it. You are ever been held in Denver. The school personnel but also the Quechuas and other Indians for the builders of your destiny, reason is obvious. independent schools. the past 15 years. that is, if you work together in For the first time the nation The Peruvian Parliament was friendship and brotherhood con has a federal aid program de WITH TWO OF the candi requested to declare the Rev. structively. h‘ you do not do so <4 signed to aid all school chil dates for places on the Den Daniel B. McLellan an "Illus in this manner, you will destroy dren in iJoorer districts. God ver School board I am fami trious Son of Peru.” This title is, what you have built." knows that parochial schools liar. One is the Rev. Mr. John comparable to the honor the! The Sixth .Annual Assembly are well represented in those Gerberding, a Lutheran pas U.S. government paid the late has requested that the speecn areas. tor who is familiar with the Sir Winston Churchill shortly be designated as a "Historic Since Catholics have more second largest independent before his death. Document of National Coopera- than their share of low-in school system in Denver, tivism." come citizens, whose children though of course it is far be FATHER McLELLAN is re willy nilly must att^end the hind the Catholic school sys garded as the founder of the FATHER .McLELLAN was public schools, the fact that a tem in enrollment. credit union system in Peru. It ordained in 1942. Before being ^ #■ assigned to Peru in 1950, he did billion-dollar federal aid pro The second is Gerald Coo Four Prelates at Rector’s Jubilee began in 1955 when he organ I b gram helps these children is ney who has taught at Regis ized 21 Quechuas into a credit promotional work for the Mary Rev. Daniel B. .McLellan, .M.M. knoll Fathers and served as a by itself a prime reason why and has been active in the Four members of the hierarchy were pre Rev. Monsignor Walter J. Canavan, rector of .union that had $30 as Its operat missionary in Hawaii. I f t Catholics should be especially Seira club. Mr. Cooney has a sent in St. Thomas seminary, Denver, for the ing base. so heavy that they tyrannized the Cathedral, summed up Father Danag- He was graduated from .An 'll interested in the kind of men son attending a public school, I The Quechuas were the poor the material life of the people 25th anniversary Mass of his ordination, ceic' her’s problems and rewards as head of the nunciation high school, Denver, who will represent them on and so is equally well quali brated by the seminary rector, the Very Rev seminary in these words: est of the Indians in Peru and and absorbed the .spiritual life. h the school board. fied to be a school board in 1933. His mother, Mrs. Mar John J. Danagher. C.M., Thur.sday, May 6 "What is the jirlesthood to the seminary were unable to receive bank "The credit unions have ex member in this ecumenical loans. But. Father .McLellan garet .McLellan. resides at 2870 Left to right are Bishop Bernard J. Sullivan professor? It is the vision of 30 lads in first tended a hand of friendship, of! BUT TH E JOHNSON Act age. The Johnson aid bill he proved the spark that encou Clermont street, Denver. .S.J., retired Bishop oT Patna. India, now res goes beyond this. It also pro says, introduces ecumenism college and eight of the group being ordained raged the Indians to become in vides $300,000,000 for inciden into education, as Pope John ident at Regis college, Denver; Father Dan eight years later. It is the breaking of a boy's dustrious. ugher; Archbishop Urban J. A’chr of Denver heart by advising him to lea^e so that he will tal educational services, introduced it into leligion. .At the end of the first year, which, though they are to-'be the Rev. Edward F. Dunagher, C..M. of I.os nut break his own heart by trying to leave I?’ .Although school board there were 300 investors in the administered by state and lo members should not be elect .Angeles. Calif., brother of the celebrant; the after ordination. It is the daily routine of !<» credit union and the operating cal public school agencies, ed on religious lines, neither Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty, president of the se classes and the remarkable stupidity that se I I, must be made available indi should the school board mem minary's aliiinni organi/.ation; Bishop Hubert minarians often display. It is the memory of base had expanded to $15,000. scriminately to all school ber's attitude to independent M. Newell of Cheyenne; and Auxiliary Bish a first theologian who wanted to quit and who .At the end of the second year, it children of the district. schools be held irrelevant, op David M. Maloney, of Denver. is now a Bishop. It is the alumni list — the the base was $150,000. X The local educational agen when the public schools for In his address on the occasion, the Rt. runs — the hits — the errors." I Today, there are 211 credit PRICES GOOD FROM cy could use these funds as it the first time, are made re -! unions with 130,000 members. saw fit for the benefit of de sponsible for administration iThe credit union cooperative MAY 12th THRU MAY 22nd prived students of both public of school aid to all children. a n d non -public schools, One obstinately opposed to I movement is considered one of #4 through such arrangements such aid would hardly be qual $1.5 Million Fund Drive I the largest and strongest in all BUY QUALITY FROM as dual enrollment (shared ified for a seat on the board. *f 1 Latin .America. A QUALITY STORE time), educational radio and Denver's school budget is TV educational center, and $65,000,000 a year, far in ex ! THE SUCCESS of the credit mobile educational services To Conclude Regis Program j unions in Peru even brought <5 and equipment. cess of any other disburse MOHAWK Administrative supervision ment of public funds. Catho The $1,500,000 capital fund, Regis applied for and obtained and does now ask non-alumni outside help. Several years ago, U. . and control of the programs lics are as much concerned in campaign for Regis college an-| a grant under the Higher Edu friends of the college to com the Bank for Inter-American Beaufort Carpet ^^ — and title to any property how that money is spent as nounced the past week will! cation Facilities act which must plete the new library and Development loaned the Peru constructed or purchased — ,any other. They are as much form the last step in a develop-! be matched two for one by science buildings. vian Central Credit Unions NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $10.89 Sq. Yd. I* ment program at the college' $1,000,000. would rest with a public agen involved in the products of $1,500,000 the College must soli "Business and industry of the public education as are other ft cy. But the services it would that already has passed the; cit and provide over the next Denver area has, on the whole, .And Father McLellan has Grand Opening Special ^9^® sq Yd. dispense would be for all. citizens. half-way point to its goal. three years. been generous to the College, been cited more than once in (V Colorado, under this act. is .A new library and science | "Through the past many evidencing an appreciation ofi the U.S. Congressional Record to get $1,065,929 for school THE PUBLIC school board building will be constructed] years Regis alumni have been the educational opportunity for for his work with the Indians, 70% ACRILAN ACRYLIC •< books, phonograph records, election should be, we believe, from the proceeds of the drive. i most faithful in supporting the Denver area youth which Regis where he has proved a one-man i documents, a n d magnetic held together with others. But 4V plus a $731,000 grant from the! college.” Father Ryan said, College provides young men re .Alliance of Progress. 30% MODACRYLIC PILE TUFTED tapes to be used for all poor as long as it is not. to vote in U. .S. government. [ "but their number is small and it should be at least as impor gardless of race or creed," Recently, he stepped down as schools and about the same many are only a few years out ^RANDOM SHEARED amount for special services tant a duty of each citizen as Already completed in the pro-' Father Ryan continued. president of the National Feder M gram are two residence halls, of college, therefore Regis mu.st designed to raise the quality is the election for Governor " I am confident," he said, ation of Credit Unions of Peru. a student center, and the college fv of education in them. and Mayor. .At that time he said: 100% NYLON LOOP PILE TWEEDY TEXTURED fieldhouse. Two existing build "that Denver friends, both indi vidual and corporate, will now "The credit union success Is < ings also have been renovated. Rescue Unit Feline Family Finds answer ’The Call From Regis’, a dream transformed Into real!' Reg. $3.48 only Sq. Y d . IN BRINGING ABOUT what complementing the efforts of (y. It is a dream of liberty, the College to provide for its de dream of breaking the chains u Temporary Haven has been accomplished to date, I Service to ARMSTRONG LINOLEUMS AND TILE AS velopment.” economic slavery which were the Very Rev. Richard F. Ryan. SEEN ON THE DANNY KAYE SHOW it A small “ Maltese" found herself alone when her owners moved and left her behind in an apartment area. Being hungry S.J., president of the college, I Give Dance and afraid, she came crying to (he back door of Frank and said Regis college officials act A dance is being organized b\- COLORADO GROWN t\ Ruth Mauldin. ed on the conviction that the the Sankey Search and Rescue BEDDING PLANTS - 59c Box Although knowing pets were not permited, they took pity <1 college should do all it could for unit beginning 9 p.m. Saturday. STYION CERAMIC TILE on her. fed her, then took her in out in the cold when she Denver's Largest Selection itself before going to the public May 29, in the Continental Den continued to "m eow " out of loneliness. They named her of Annuals and Perennials Get this only 2 9 ^ ^ Sq. Ft. for support of its plans. “ Cleo" and her home has been established she thinks. But ver Motor hotel on Speer boule *f\ * 70 Varieties of Petunias unkown to her, Frank and Ruth can’t keep her. "It is now that we are turning vard. .Armstrong Straight Grain Tile $ ^ 2 3 to those who wish to support, • ASTERS • SNAPDRAGONS » SALVIA • VERBENA « COLEUS 9” X 9” per case only ...... O n Now she has brought into the world four small bund'es of Tickets at $2 per couple may Regis college and to assist in' • AGERATUM • LOBELIA • ALLYSUM * PORTULACA "flu ff", born two weeks ago on April 26. A home has been be obtained from unit secre • STOCKS • DAHLIA • NICOT1ANA • MARYGOLDS « ZINNIAS $ C 5 2 n completing Phase One of our • BABY BREATH • PHLOX • GLORIOUSA DASIE • PYRETHUM found for one as soon as “ he or she" can leave her mother, tary, Jane Sorensen (429-6014). Tapestrv Tone only ...... Q neccs.sary development to sene • AUBRIETA • ANEMONE « PRIMROSE •DELPHINIUM U but the rest will have to be adopted, even "Cleo". The volunteer rescue service • CANTERBERRY BELL •CARNATION •POX GLOVE •PINKS $ 7 1 2 a larger number of students in • SHASTA DAISIES • SWEET WILLIAM • VIOLAS • PANSIES is sanctioned by the .Adams New Embossed Tile only ...... f Anyone interested in providing a good home for these "o r an updated manner according • JOHNNY JUMP UP • ICELAND POPPY • ORIENTAL POPPY t\ county sheriff's department, • COLUMBINE and many, many mora phans" can contact Frank or Ruth at 9120 Montvlew boule to the 400-year-old tradition of and is a member of the Interna Do It Yourself and Save 30% to 50% — H vard. Aurora, phone 364-7698. Please tell us you saw our ad in the Register. •lesuit liberal arts education," tional Rescue association. Or Let Our Experts Do It For You. Father Ryan explained. It takes part in mountain Recognizing that the college t\ Alumni Club Meeting Set rescues and searches in con HOOVER CONVERTIBLE must now look beyond itself toj junction with other groups. The
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Always present . . . always willing . . . helping hapds for those in need . . . whatever the age — the . race — the creed. The SISTERS OF ST. BENEDICT , conduct St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City and St. Joseph’s Hospital in Florence.
Teaching of interns and residents is an important segment of the Catholic Hospital apostolate. The SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS pictured here conduct St. Anthony Hospital in Denver and St. Francis Hospital in Colorado Springs.
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Many Colorado women each year choose a Catho lic hospital for the birth of their babies. Here young America finds a warm reception in the skilled hands and dedicated hearts of the Sisters. A DO M IN IC AN SISTER of Sacred Heart Hospital in La Mar mirrors this welcome.
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PENROSE HOSPITAL, Seton School of Nursing, Colorado Springs —Diploma Program ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL, Denver—Degree Program (affiliated U: Loretto Heights College) ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, Denver—Diploma Program ST. MARY - CORWIN HOSPITAL, Pueblo—Associate Degree Pro gram (affiliated Southern Colorado State College) Pioneers in Nursing education, our Catholic hos pitals carry out the tradition in schools throughout ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL, Grand Junction — Associate Degree Pro the state. The S IS T E R O F M E R C Y shown here gram (affiliated Mesa Junior College) represents the order which conducts the Mercy H os pitals in Denver and Durango.
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MERCY HOSPITAL-Denver Sisters of Mercy, Province of Omaha Today’s research yields tomorrow’s realities . . . yesterday’s achievements provide stimulation rather PENROSE HOSPITAL-Colorado Springs than satisfaction to the researchers in our Catholic Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati hospitals. T H E SISTER S O F C H A R I T Y O F ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL-Denver L E A V E N W O R T H operate Saint Joseph Hospital, Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of Colorado Springs Denver; St. M ary’s Hospital, Grand Junction; St. Vincent’s Hospital, Leadville; and de Paul Hospital, ST. FRANCIS CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL-Denver Sisters of St. Francis-Rochester, Minnesota Cheyenne, Wyoming. ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL-Colorado Springs Pueblo Diocese: Poor Sisters of St. Francis Seraph of Colorado Springs MERCY HOSPITAL-Durango SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL-Denver Sisters of Mercy, Province of Omaha Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth MOUNT SAN RAFAEL HOSPITAL-Trinidad ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL-Cheyenne Wells Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis SACRED HEART HOSPITAL-Lamar Sisters of St. Dominic, Great Bend, Kans. ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL-Leadville Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL-Florence Sisters of St. Benedict— Chicago Wyoming: ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL-Del Norte Sisters of St. Joseph— Wichita, Kans. DE PAUL HOSPITAL-Cheyenne ST. MARY-CORWIN HOSPITAL-Pueblo Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL-Grand Junction Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth ST. THOMAS MORE HOSPITAL-Canon City Sisters of St. Benedict— Yankton, South Dakota
A gentle hand, a level head, a loving heart — an unbeatable combination for intelligent care and pa tient comfort. THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH of the Typical of realized research are the advances in third order of St. Francis operate St. Joseph Hospital cardiac surgery taken for granted today. Catholic in Cheyenne Wells. hospitals press forward in the quest for better ans wers to today’s questions. This SISTER OF C H A R IMMUNITIES ITY OF CINCINNATI is representative of those who serve the sick in Penrose Hospital, Colorado Springs; St. Mary Corwin Hospital, Pueblo; and CH and EDUCATION M t. San Rafael Hospital, Trinidad. ’I
Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 13, 1965 Nuns Exemplify Compassion, Care for Sick nursing than to other single By C. J. Zecha gratitude for all you have done groups in Washington. In recog In many cases hospitals have become highly or for the sick poor of Denver. All nition o f this fact, the AHA has the patients love you and speak created a new council on nurs ganized, remote, and regretfully cold. The warmth and about you continuously. 0|j licM-toMIMEN compassion of 20 years ago have been replaced by ef- ing to provide total representa hciency, technical skill, and business experts. These tion of the profession in the de AMONG the "unhappy cision of the AHA. words were expressed by Sister Marie Therese, Den things” that have developed in "In these days of organized ver superior of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, the health field in the past 15 large scale welfare agen at the recent volunteer nurses’ Communion breakfast. years, Sister said, is the fact cies,” Sister Marie Therese Yet, the problem of caring for that in many cases hospitals Retreat for Legion of Mary Women concluded, "it's easy to lose the sick-poor, chronically ill, that critically ill patients can be have become highly organized, sight of the personal regard and aged remains one of the given care. Many conversions remote, and regretfully cold. To Be Conducted by Benedictine Monk most critical in the nation, she and return of lapsed Catholics of God’s poor. A simple read added. arc recorded each year. "The warmth and compas ing of the Gospel shows us IN DENVER, during the past sion of 20 years ago,” she as (hat Christ, while He was on Retreat master for a weeke:id yet established, aim to have this,' This order of nuns has waged done.” i its own war on poverty since year, the Dominican Sisters of serted, "have been replaced earth, saw in every sick and retreat for women of the Legion the Sick Poor made 5,336 visit.' by efficiency, technical skill, neglected person He met an of Mary scheduled June 25-27 at Captains ot this year’s retreat ■ served the sick- poor of Denver for 41 years to the homes of the needy. They and business experts. Alcm- individual bearing the image are Viola Cinea of the Denver] El Pomar Retreat house. Color In speaking of women in the bers of the medical profession of God in his soul.” comitium, Airs, Jake Skube of| have nursed 1,775 families, and ado Springs, will be the Rev. modern world. Sister Marie spent 26,000 hours in profession no longer enjoy the esteem, ! the Pueblo Curia, and Margaret Augustine LaMarche, 0-S.B., of Therese pointed out to the vol al nursing service and spent ap the affection and, in many ca Sziich of the Colorado Springs e n g a g e d Holy Cross Abbey, Canon City, unteer nurses who assist the or proximately 520,000 on the pro ses, the personal attachment curia. Reservations can be Father Augustine has had der’s cause that no matter what gram of care. They also sup of their patients. Nurses alone Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. made by contacting any of the extensive association with the vocation she may choose, every plied the needs of their patients have somehow retained their Bauer. Denver, have announced captains or by writing the re I^cgion of Mary, having been woman is called to be a mother during the time of illness. traditional characteristics in the engagement of their daugh treat house direct: Sister Mary Sister Marie Therese spiritual director of praesldia in the spiritual sense. The nuns work closely with the eyes of the public, and ter, Loretta May, to Gilbert Eudora, 1661 Mesa Avenue, in IX)ngmont and Pueblo. Last Catholic Charities, Catholic in out the direct and effective as are, perhaps, the most effec Lindeman, Jr., son of Mr. and iColorado Springs, 80906; "The class of sick that we year he presided at the Le must seek out,” she said, stitutions, the Department of sistance of volunteers.” tive public relations experts Mrs. Gilbert Lindeman of Den I Phone: 632-2451. in the modem health field.” gion's day of recollection in "are the neglected and those Welfare, and other health and In giving tribute to the devot ver. Bride-elect was graduated Colorado Springs. He was Since the retreat Is open to unable to give us any re- welfare agencies. ed nurses for the services they She added that the director of from Englewood high school asked to give the closed re I>egion members over a large numeration for our services. "Most important,” said Sister have given the sick poor during the Washington Service Bureau and is employed al Mountain treat this year because of his area, early reservations are We have chosen the vocation Marie Therese, “ is that no ex-i the past years, she said: "W e of the American Hospital Asso States Telephone company. Her dedication to the Legion and encouraged. of nursing the sick poor in tensive program of welfare orj never can adequately express ciation said that despite all of finance is a graduate of Regis its alms. their own homes and, thus, as charity can be carried on with-] our sincere thanks and abiding the lobbying of the American high school and attended Regis religious nurses, we are asso Medical Association, members college, Denver. A June wed Father Augustine has served All Souks’ as headmaster of the Abbey Court Members Plan ciated with Our Lord in the of Congress turn a more recep ding is planned School for Boys. Canon City; salvation of souls. We give tive ear to representatives of church, Englewood. assistant pastor at St. John the Girls' Camp Opening our time, our labors, and our Baptist parish. Longmont; ad prayers to promote God’s ARVADA Rev. Augustine LaMarche, Our Lady of the Rockies j ministrator of St. Leander’s kingdom among men by help 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7723 O.S.B. girls' camp near Evergreen. parish, Pueblo; chaplain at St. I ing them both spiritually and Walburga’s convent, Boulder; | stales: ’ ’Every L e g i o n a r y | b.v ^ corporally.” WESTMINSTER and pastor at Immaculate Con-i should, if at all pos.sible, make S'- H'la. Ca h„hc Daughters ot She said that the work in the 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428-5097 ception parish, Lafayette. I a closed retreat once a year.' open its 10th sea- homes varies with the needs of 1 HR. Having personally experienced ; 26. each patient. When referrals THORNTON THE MAKING of a clo.sed, the benefit of such a retreat,; Preparations aie now under are received from doctors, DRY CLEANING 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 retreat each year is urged for]Legionaries should organize: way by membcr.s of the court’s priests, social workers, out-pa 1 DAY all Legion membcr.s. according them, spread abroad the idea of j camp committee, who will be tient departments of the various WHEATRIDGE to their Handbook, which]them, and, where they are not working at the campsite soon hospitals, friends and neigh LAUNDRY 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-1438 ------' getting it ready for the opening. bors, the Dominican Sisters of RADIOO PICK-UP . .Applications or information the Sick Poor go into the home DENVER can be obtained by calling the and make arrangements for the DISPATCHrCH & DELIVERY 929 - 1 5TH ST. • 244-4493 jC.D. of A. club house, 825-9597, 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-6259 care of the patient. LEE OXON N OR I or by writing Miss Catharine The hours of service, she FORT COLLINS C^iuL ^.^ctiuitied I.Maloney, camp chairman. 1269 said, are from 8 a,m. to 5 p.m., Member: Sts. Peter & Paul Littleton boulevard, Littleton, but emergency calls are taken Parish 2215 SO. COLLEGE • 482-0996 Thereaians South llllo celebration ot Mass andjcolo at all hours and on Sunday, so Members of the Theresians the Blessed Sac-j----- South Denver have been invited by the Rev. John Teel-1 to bring gue.sts to their meeting ing, S.J., of Regis college, Den on Alay 18 at Welshire country ver. Father Tooling will address] club. Reservations .should be ihe Sroup and preside at the in Archbishop's Guild nade with Marilyn Wal.son, 794.|?tallation^ Rocoption w ilyollow j The entertainment co-chair- 6498 Sister Frances Mary o t,'" """'■'"S! same day, Imelda McMillen . ■ , ■„ . ., ^ officers of the .sodality are Mrs. j man, Charlene Burke, an- will entertain St. Michael circle. Doretto Heights co lege Den-! Kanttman. MIm Mari.nn : nounced at the council meeting ver, will be the guest speaker. Mary Marr will be the hostess j Flanagan,* and SFC Rosemaryithat the annual spring potluck for Our Lady of the Sacred ^Sohaub. Invitation is extended and election of officers will be Heart circle in the home of Syl Tririif!/ College |to anv person who would like to held at St. Francis de Sales' The organizational meeting to]attend via Lee. and Trudy O'Connor East Denver District .cafeteria, Denver, on June 15 at will host St. Maria Goretti cir form the 50th chapter of lhe| At a recent East Denver district meeting of the A f rA . ww. I WM .w 6:30 p.m. A covered dish and 50 cle. Loretta O’Brien is a new C o l Z " w S llg lo n " D C wlfl j i cents or $1.25 will be the ndmis- member of the group. Our Lady Arehdiocesan Council of Cutholic Women. Mrs. Philip Rotole, College right, was instailcd as president of the unit for the coining be held in the home of Mrs. J. Rc^gis high school Mothers’ 1 chaige. Information can be of the Rosary circle and St. I obtained from Mary Ann Schia- Leonard Swigert, 1746 Kearney Club will conduct an installation Christopher circle will dine out year. She is shown receiving the gavel from past president vone. 428-1370. street, Denver, Saturday, May for their May meetings. Mrs. Philip Pacheco. of officers at the last meeting of The rosary chairman, Rosalie 15th, 1 p.m. The Colorado chap the year on Thursday, May 13. ter will include member.s from Heuer is now training three cir Officcr.s are Mrs. Ruth Durlin, cles in rosary-making. Interest HUNT CLEANERS Denver, Boulder. Colorado president: Mrs. Eileen Bren c o M e t C T c l a u n d r y a Spring.s, and Fort Collins. ed circle members can call her nan. vice president; Mrs. J. L. at 433-2960 and plan to meet ALTCRATION SERVICE Canzone, secretary: Mrs. Rich Seirvic.rvfl 5t SI TNerw'i once each week for four weeks end Chriti me eanU>et Queen of Heaven ard Wiley, treasurer; Mrs. M. for the instructions. A meeting of the Queen of Jameson, corresponding sec I HOUR SCRVTC'C OH CLCAfm (6 Helen Wilson will entertain ;n i E. Elk AVE. • SSVfMR u n - M ffeaven .Aid Society wifi be held retary: and Mrs. G. R. Te- Mother Seton circle on May 14 Tuesday afternoon, May 18. at Rockhorst, historian. and Our Lady of Ivoretto circle 1:30 o'clock, in Queen of will meet in the home of Evelyn TURNS CHORES TO CHEERS Heaven home. Recitation of the Catholic Nurses Miller. .Alice Mennenga will en MILE-HI with many helpful services! ro.sary in the chapel will prec A card party will be spon tertain Pope John circle and St. Use your charge account to pay ede the meeting. This will be sored by the Arehdiocesan Anthony circle will meet in the CLEANING SERVICE the final meeting of the year Council of Catholic Nurses Fri home of Jan Vanlandingham. Rugs ond Upholstery and all members are asked to day. May 21. 7:36 p.m. in the Tercse Korte is the May hostess APPLIANCES SERVICE DEPARTMENT.. attend. Committee chairmen of Midland Savings building. 6700 for Our Lady of Lourdes circle. Expertly Cleaned fast and reliable service on oil the recent benefit card party, E. Colfax, Denver. Refresh On May 17 St. Jude circle will I r Your Horn* «r In Owr Plan! your major oppliances. along with the nuns and the ments will be served. Donation meet in the home of Clara Nor Call 534-3366 ext. 403 children, have extended their for the evening will be $1. ton. St John’s circle will meet gratitude to (hose persons who proceeds of which will be used aft( r Mass on May 16 in C-ather- helped make the event a suc Quatllv Work at F ? TV, RADIO AND STEREO SERVICE. to complete charitable activities ine Breen’s home. cess. of the council. On May 18 Maureen Dunst mrMterate prices Call 433-4033 will entertain Miraculous Medal Paramount Club ------circle, and Servants of Mary CARPET OR FURNITURE CLEANING. A business meeting will bej E n g a g e d circle will meet in the home of Guild Rosary Makers Insured Prolectlon wllh even walls. Call 936-7115 held bv the Paramount Club onj ^ ^ Bigelow’s Famous Karpet- Frid.-iy, .May 14. 7:30 p.m. in thrj KHzahcth Leahy ot Den- Mary Tracarico. Jerry R iveria' Rosalie Heuer, Rosary chairman of the ,\rchhishop's Karp Method. DAV hall. 1225 Broadway, Den-1 ver has announced the engage- v/ill have a Stanley party for SCOTCHGARD SERVICE. . . Our Lady of the Assumption Guild, Denver, far right, instructs members of a new circle, ver. Plans for summer activi-jment of her daughter, Judith protect your furniture, new or old, with circle on May 18. A percentage Mother of Angels, in the art of rosary making. I>eft to right, CALL 744-3139 lie.s will he made. Following, | niane. to Phillip W. Picirow.ski, of all Items purchased will go to seated, arc Phyllis Balich, Marie Soss, and Lucille Thompson; this fine finish. there will be cards and dancing.! 310 W. Iowa Ave. son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. the ciicle's treasury for layette Coil 534-3366 ext. 374 On the refreshments committee [ standing. Mary Kilker. Lucille Zupancic, Norma Theisen. and items. arc Mr. and uMrs. Maurice Nor-' Pietrowski of Denver. The Pat Fiorilla. Cissy Schneider will entertain ton. Jack Morley. and Mrs.i couple will exchange marriage St. Dominic circle May 18. F2lhcl Kirkman. vow.s Saturday, May 29, in St. On May 20 Blessed Sa- Philomena Catholic Church. P re ss Club Speaker craincr.l circle will meet in the Bride-elect is a graduate of St. home of Helen Baker. On the The Rev. Edward Day, assist Francis de Sales’ high school, ant pastor of St. Bernadette Denver. Her fiance was grad bai Church. Lakewood, will speak uated from Cathedral high at to the Colorado Catholic Wom school and attends the Universi NEW! Frozen Food 12, en's Press Club on May 15. at ty of Colorado. 765 a luncheon to be held at 1 p.m. vei in the Heart O’ Denver restau SONY* it rant. Mrs. Grace Remke is ad chairman of the writing contest, eai The judges of the contest, STEREO m« guests of the club, will give Le constructive criticism on the Lucerne entries. Awards will be made to Re TAPE all flavors 1 the winners. Hostesses are MisS| ICE MILK Katherine Kenehan, Miss Rose se> Adele Reilly and Mi.ss Mary Ca Rose O’Brien. Mrs.- Nellie Mof- SYSTEM Morton’s i the fitt is taking reservations and MEAT PIES beef, chicken & turkey p.r Mrs. Justa Sanchez will pre ‘ juc side. ale ' rio Fitzsimon Sodality , tio .An installation of officers- of TV DINNERS 3pkgs.$l am the Health of the Siek Sodality j Spaghetti & Meat Balls, Beans & Franks, Corned Beef Hash, Macaroni & Cheese • nai of Fitzsimons General hospital.] off Aurora, will be conducted Wed- ] R ib H«lf nesday. May 19. 8 p.m. in the] The Most important Cut from Federally Inspected Young Porkers. , wU Prepared in combination packages all cut up or Fitzsimon’s chapel, Mrs. Ray-j any m-ttbod preferred on request. 5 to 8-lbs. Cu mond Skeehan will be installed; CAKE PORK LOINS avg. wt. lb. 4 9 ® ' be as prefect; Major Loulie Schaf , hoi fer, vice prefect; and Mrs. Don in your Hfe for the SONY MODEL 200-A Does your home repel boarders aid Fanning, secretary-treas most important occasion 4 track stereo/mono system Sweet, tender, urer. The ceremony will include with 2 full ronge integrated (and everybody else)? CORN z COB Full ears 1 2 ears 59^ speakers. If friends refuse your invitations, don't see a psycho analyst—see our Instalment Loan Department. American Dr. James P. Gray S O N Y ® National delights in helping make your home more livable Navel OPTOMETRIST (and visitable) with paint, patios, new bedrooms and ORANGES Sweet & Juicy 5 lbs. 7 9 ^ order from bathrooms, recreation rooms, or whatever you want. FHA I I pel Eyes Examined CENTENNIAL Title 1 Loans, of course. And our Conventional Home Im Gold Bond Stomps No. 1 in the Rockies chi Visual Caie provement Loan for a wider choice of projects on a If— dai Contact Lenses SCHOOL SUPPLY nothing-down, five-years-to-pay basis. ANB has made wa BAKERY 1822 Stmil 3012 Huron thousands of homeowners happy in its sixty years of Br 213 Colo. Bldg. 222-U531 serving Metro Denver. Be hospitable and join the crowd. am 1615 Calif. Phone RA 2-2859 of Heme of Fine Pastries AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK SAFE\/VAY fot For Appointment Call: I 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU SUPERSCOPE 17th and Stout 244-6911 try I 44 S«. Broadway W# rosorvo the right to lim it qucsnUtioi. None sold to doolars to 825-8883 ISSO Cato. B tvd . 1 4 T0 E. Srd Avo. 1 3 e R F. o. I. c. Prices good lr» Denver and Suburbs Ihru SaL, May 15. 1965. I U 4 » So. Cole. Blvd. 1 © Copyright 1965, Safeway Stores. Inc. In Colorado Springs Thursday, May 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 May Crowning Held in St. Mary's Melvin Coffee Candidate Knights Slate (St. Mary’s High School, in the church. She was escorted | first half of the second .semester Exemplification Colorado Springs) by Pat Karicy, prefect of the for St. Mary’s high school here The annual May crowning boys’ sodality. . has been announced by Sister For Denver School Board Of Degrees ceremony in St. Mary’s high .attendants were sodality unit] Patrick Marie, principal of the school was held May 6. leaders of the tour St. M ary’sischool staffed by Sisters of One of the Denver area’s I Major degrees will be exem most promising young lawyers, Evelyn Tre.svor, prefect of classes. I.x)retlo plified for Knights of Columbus Our Lady’s Sodality, crowned Melvin Coffee, has announced candidates from the Denver The award.? by classes follow: the .statue of the Blessed Mother THE HONOR ROLL for the his candidacy for the two-year metropolitan area, including the SENIORS — Jo Besseghinl, Judy But- term on the Denver School councils of Districts 2, 14, and Iff, Cliff Clark, Richard Rerguaon, JudI Board. \U' McAdamj, Wanda Morris, Oava Novlan, 115 on Sunday, May 16, at St. Katftryn Porter, Christ Reding, Bob Coffee is running for the ] Joseph’s hall, 6th avenue and L t Reid, Rey Reilly, Sarlta Sctmeebeck. board because, he said, he be Lonnie Springer, Mark Swan, Evelyn jGalapago streets, commencing Design for Pediatric Tresvan, George Walker, Roy Whifeak- lieves that “ our educational at 1 p.m. er, and Sam Zavatll; system, to a great extent, will T h e ceremonies will be i JUNIORS — Oave Arnett, Linda Bu- determine the relative strength kowski, Kathy Cannon. Evelyn Dean, named in honor of State Deputy or weakness of our communi Robert Furlong, Kan Genco, Kaye Jen- of the Colorado Knights of Co \ i Chair Wins Award ness, Colleen Klllan, Marilyn Lamz, ty’s moral standards, economic Christ Loefscher, Kevin Mahony, Kim lumbus. Gene E. Steinke, who is growth, and capacity to meet Colorado Springs — A design RECIPIENTS W ERE Mrs. McCarthy, Duane MltOiell, Jim Mungen- completing his second year of for a pediatric chair to be used Marge Porter. Mrs. Melba a$t, Helen Rivera, and Eldon Vai 'derithe problems and issues of the II W ege; office. in chest radiography won a cup Goodwin, and Mrs. Bonnie future.” SOPHOMORES — Mary Foss, Brian The initiations will be fol for three staff members of St. Price. Kabat, MIchale Kennedy, Cheryin Ann “ In the final analysis,” he lowed by a banquet at the Den Prom Royalty Francis’ hospital here recently. Loetsener, Dolores Morris, Peter Mur- James Obnysty, technological ray, Barbara Severson, Mark Ryan, said, “ our educational system ver Council 539 home, 1555 The annual prom for Juniors and seniors at Machcbeuf The Dr. Joe Lewis award, director of the St. Francis de Paul Snowden, Barbara Wallace, Carol will succeed or fail depending Grant st. A social hour at 6 W eege, Mtureen wichifa, and Carol upon those m the forefront — f high school was held Ihe evening of May 7 in the Brown given annually in honor of the partment of radiology, was W ilso n ; p.m. will be followed by dinner late head of the hospital's X-ray the teachers— and the support Palace ballroom. Front row, left to right, are Joyce Percival, named "Tehcnologist of the FRESHMEN — Jana Berry, Toni Bes- Melvin Coffee at 7 p.m. State Deputy Steinke staff, was presented in Greeley Y ear” at the annual society tervelf, John Braund, Sandra Corcoran, the public gives them. Al will be the featured speaker. junior attendant: Sharon Connell, queen; and Linda Barker. Steven Doeren, Mary Orenick, Sue Fer though our school system is at the state convention of the meeting. The citation was for guson, Sharon Forte, Sue Gianarelll.i have included the Denver and Coordinating the activities of Junior attendant. Back row, Gayle Brotzman and Kathy Starr, Colorado Society of Radiologic.the greatest contribution “ to the Mary Hotard, Charieen Kelly, Peggy. basically sound, it requires Tri-County Tuberculosis .Associ the major degrees will be John senior attendants. Kscorts wore Mike Reynolds, .loe Carabcllo, Kulenberg, Patrick Leone. Nancy Mar-' board members who will main Technologists. I progress of the profession, in tin. Mary Mungenest Dennis O'Brien, > ation. in which he is a board A. Fischer, M.D., district dep tain and Increase the prestige, Pat Crotty, Jim Kelley, and Ed Mizicko. — (Phpto by De jsociety activities, technical Kathy O'Lear, Cecllla Orff, BUI Pinkal.j member and vice president, and uty No. 15; Howard Irvine, dis if. John Relfenraih, Kenny Robke. Lynn' authority, and responsibility Croce Studio) : writing, and other services to Sehendzielos, Donna Van Kirk, Laurie' he has worked with the special trict deputy No. 14, and Fred of the teacher.” the profession." Vanzanf and Steve Whelan. 1950 and 1960 Denver Chamber Harris. di.strict deputy No. 2. SENIORS — Pam Bauer, Mary: He supports and endorses the of Commerce Tax Study Com Obnysty also received the sec Breen, Sue Cook. Kay Cowen, Pete Es- recommendations of the Special ond place Brandenburg Award keldson, Paula Fischer, Tom McCarthy,; mittee. He is a member of the i * Paulisf To Be Retreat Molly Miles, Jeannlne Murphy, Susan study committee on equality of Anti-Defamation League Coun Poverty Program for a film display, “ The Future Papish, Sal Peralta, Maureen Pesch, Ei educational opportunity in the of the 125 KVP-PIus.•’ leen Rivera, Linda Rogers. Margie cil and the B’nai B'rith Youth New York — A “ Summer in Romero, Donna Rose, Betty Ross. Kevin Denver public schools. Organization Adult Council. the city” program of education Ryan, Steve Salamon. Gerald Shea, Da Coffee has lived in Denver for Master at El Pomar Mrs. Goodwin received the vid Smith, Patricia Smetitswskl, Janice A special program Friday al, cultural, and recreational first honorable mention award Stoddard, Kay Urig, and Mike Walth; 16 years and at present resides activities in the neighborhoods The Cathedral Sodality and FATHER DOYLE will con night May 14, at 7:30 o'clock for a student essay on "Devices JUNIORS — Mike Cahill Anita Calan- at 816 S. Glencoe street with his of special needs will be conduct members of the Third Order duct the day of recollection on drella, Kathy Crum, Barbara Frey, Hel- on KR.M.A, Channel 6, Denver in the Use of Tomography.” wife, Beverly, and two children. ed in the New York archdiocese Carmel. Denver, has scheduled May 30 scheduled by St. Mary’s Johnson, Mike McCarville, Kathleen will feature candidates for the Medina, Lance Moore, Paul Nachtrab Coffee attended East Denver from July 6 to Aug. 15, Cardinal (Colorado Springs) group of the Mr.s. Porter was named pres Denver Board of Education. the weekend of May 21-23 for Charlolte Parent, Mike Patrltch, Pat high school, the University of Francis Spellman has disclosed. their annual retreat at El Po Confraternity of Christian Doc ident-elect of the society and Price, Jeanne Smithlln, Sherri Strat- They will express their views I ford, and Brian Varney; Colorado and the University of mar Retreat House. Colorado trine for CCD teachers and will head the organization and their reasons for running ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeei;##### SOPHOMORES — Beverly Harper, Denver, where he received his 1966-67. in the May 18 election. KLZ’s spEcuiitlt in Party Pastrlai 9 Springs. Other single women workers in that area. The day’s Loo-i bachelor of science and bache- who wish to make the retreat devotions will open with a con |npy. J<^ McCormick, Mary Mlller,| Don Roberts will be the pro Mona Mueller. William Murray. Sharon 0^ l^ws degree. After pass- gram moderator. The public MARY ANNE : are invited, as vacancies still ference at 9 a.m. followed by THE RADIOLOGICAL de- Noble Christine Orff, Paul peiak.iing the Colorado bar, and com- exist. Reser\’ations are being Mass at 11:30 a.m., and close ’ Partment of the Poor Sisters of James Rhue, and John Rouller; i *- l - ^ st-rvice program is sponsored BAKERIES FRESHMEN - Murray Booth, Nancyi active duty service by the Jaycecs, Young Demo taken in Denver by Genevieve with Benediction at 3 p.m. At St. Francis Seraph hospital w’as Dreher, Mary Flores,%... TV...... Theresa Hansel,)u.— I I;.. in the TTU.S. c Army, be attended Ryan, 244-3516, or by calling tendance is not limited to CCD jreceatly coordinated with PatP . . KKane, ,™ ,. Martha Lachowsky. crats and A'oung Republicans. A ll Butter CPTL Tea Lowder, Charles Lowery, Joanne Lutz, Sister Mary Eudora at the re workers and an invitation is ex Adams State college at Alamo- CAKES 'hn SmentowskI, JackJ a c k I earned a master of laws degree for treat bouse in (Colorado Springs, tended to others who wish to To honor outgoing officers, (Sa. Students may take work at Robert Snowden, and D ave j taxation. f TRADITIONALLY Partlos 632-2451. avail themselves of an opportun ! St. Francis’ for college credit and welcome new ones in the Coffee is practicing Denver T H E F IN E S T IN and Retreat master for the week ity to make a day of recollection land in partial fulfillment of re- COMMERCIAL HONOR ROLL i at the close of the month of 64 parochial units of the Cath SENIORS — Peggy Ricker. Rosemary! attorney and IS a partner in the PHOTOGRAPHY 0 W tddingi end as well as for a day of re ■quirements for a bachelor’s de Schumar, and Marda ______Zu^e; i Jaw firm of Kelley, Inman, Call May. Reservation can be made olic Parent-Teacher league, a I JUNIOR — Sue Ellen Lopez. collection, which is scheduled ' gree. Flynn and Coffee. He is a mem’ P a rk — 73)7)3 m a f • by calling El Pomar Retreat spring tea has been arranged COMMERCIAL HONORABLE DeCitQCE St • 33 W . G ira rd , Englewoodg — 711-107 ll-l0 « te for the following Sunday, May MENTION her of various committees of •Westland Shopping Cantorir — 337-7«9l§ 30, is the Rev. John P. Doyle, House. i at Holy Cross school, Thorn- 4E55 E . C olU x • 25 Broadway I ton, 9455 Wigham street, on Steve Page, Kathy Welsh, and the American, Colorado, and C.S.P., who was assigned to the! Engaged ' B leker. ; Thursday, May 20, from 1 Denver Bar Associations and Intermountain Mission Band in; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. ! p.m. to 3 p.m. ('hairman has addressed several meetings September, 1964. Father D oyle: 'Gold Diggers' ; Johnson II, of Denver, have of attorneys and accountants on 6TH AVE. ! was ordained in 1959 by Cardin-: I M r s. John Hlnterreiter, \ I above, is coordinating plans announced the engagement and sundry tax topics. al h'rancis Spellman and has Wanted To Aid O L I V E R ^ S I with the host pastor, the Rev. H I S community activities & 1 served on the staff of Paulist; approaching marriage of their I Charles T. Jones, and the pa- MARION ; parishes and information cen Needy Missions daughter. Frances Ann, of Den- Meat Market ters in New York, Boston, Dal I rish PTA president, Mrs. ]Mil- ;ver. to Dennis C. Behm, Dcn- Colorado “ gold diggers,” In ton Flske, 1641 E. 84th street. Benet Hill las. and Los .\ngcles. He is a' iver, son of Mrs. Edith L. Behm “ Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats’" the best .sense of the term, Presentation of safety awards former director of the Massa of Sioux Falls. S. Dak. The| Honor Roll ‘ will hold their summer recep will be made by Mrs. Edward chusetts Catholic Hour and fori bride-elect will be graduated Benet Hill academy students CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER tion. at which .Archbishop Ur O’Connor during the business a year served as chaplain for^ this June from East Denver named to the Honor Roll for the ban J. Vehr of Denver, will he meeting which precedes the .high school. Her fiance the medical center at U.C.L.A fifth quarter of the year are as Fresh PouKiy Fish the honored guest, in the tea. Chalrniun in charge of | associated with a geological follows: y Prof*tslon«i M*a< Culiart tp Strvp Ypu home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. achievement awards, Mrs. | survey company in Denver. An Freshmen: Margaret Sain, PNont 733 Mtt t)n E. «th AVP. Sullivan, 801 Race street, Stanley Nowak, will also evening wedding is planned Regina Deich. Kathy Huneke, Denver, on Tuesday, June 1, make the presentation of ;June 26 in St. Philomena’s from 2 to 4 p.m. awards at the meeting. ; church, Denver. Shellie Owens. Marianne Gre gor. Ann Hurd. Mar>* Borden, The “prospectors” are wo Michele Layman. men members of the Taber Sophomore: Sandi Rockers. CUSTOM CATERERS nacle .society of the archdio Debbie Allen, Barbara Freeh. (20 yrs. Experience) cese, who collect offerings of 9-Day Grand Opening Suzanne O'Donnell, Libby Mur old gold, silver, unwanted Jew ray, Kathie Vidmar, Michele! elry, and old coins, to he MRS. ROGER DEAN K R A Newbill, Naomi Paddon. EVELYN WOLNEY used in buying bolts of linen, Set by Bundy Rambler MER, the former Mary Beth Dubbert, is the daughter of Juniors: Theresa Hurd, Bon and other materials required nie Holmquist, Mary du Bois. WEDDINGS - CARD PARTIES - TEAS for making altar vestments The grand opening of Bob Mr. and Mrs. August Dubbert dealership, Bundy w’as associ Leading their class with the Bundy Rambler, Sales and Ser of Holyoke. Bridegroom, air and fittings, for the needy ated with Brown for a periotl highest averages were Marga All Socials are given Our Personal .Attention vice, will be held Friday, May man second class with the missions of the Denver arcb- of 15 years. Before entering ret Sain, freshman; Sandi Your Satisfaction is Our Delight dioccsc. 14, through Sunday, May 22. the University of Denver, U.S. Air Force, is the son of Rockers, sophomore; Theresa For Information Call Denver’s newest Rambler deal from where he was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O. Kra All Catholic women inter Hurd, junior. 366-8082 364-1215 ested In helping this work, ership came into being in April in 1950, he served as a ser mer of Holyoke. Double-ring ceremony was performed either by gifts, membership, of this year, following the re geant in the 45th infantry divi May 8 in St. Patrick’s church, or home needlework, arc in tirement of Jack Brown and the sion during World War II, in Holyoke. A reception and fa DRY CLEANING Rev. John P. Doyle vited to attend the annual discontinuation of the company .Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, mily dinner followed. The AND LAUNDRY ST. JOSEPH'S summer reception. June 1, at known as Jack Brown Rambler Germany, and England. He ;a ll couple will reside in Colorado the Sullivan home. at the same address, 5700 W. was awarded the Silver Star, Colfax. the ETO ribbon with five bat Springs where the bridegroom a i m MILITARY ACADEMY Court St. Rita is stationed at Ent Air Force 4 A S 4 : <1 The nine-day grand opening tle stars, the Combat Infan Engaged Base. HAYS, KANSAS IV Slates '"Hello will feature many special tryman’s badge, the Presiden-. Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent events. Awards and gifts will be tial citation for the Anzio SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION <1 Dolly' Review Porter, Jr., of Colorado Springs presented visitors. Entertain beachhead, the Purple Heart BOARDING SCHOOL ment will be provided by Glen with one cluster, and the good C Tickets for the musical book have announced the engage MAY 18, 1965 Owens of KLAK Radio, Denver, conduct medal. Conrtuclcd by the review and luncheon, sponsored ment of their daughter, Anne and his Western band; the El Capuchin Fianciscnn by St. Rita’s Court. Catholic Michele Porter, A native of Hope. .Ark., Bundy Jebel clowns, and KHOW Ra to Matthew' is married and the father of two VOTE FOR . . . Fathers Daughters of .\merica, Denver, dio’s 16th and Broadway Boys. Kavanagh, Jr., children. The family resides in will be distributed by the chair .Also featured will be square Annual Board and I'ullion Fee man, Mrs. Anna McLean, at a son of Mr. and Lakewood. JAMES D M r s. Thomas dancing and remote broadcasts $990.00 business meeting on Thursday, by several Denver radio sta May 13. \r. Kavanagh, S r. of O a k tions. VOORHEES, JR • Senior High School • Member of North Central Ass’n. This review of the Broadway Since Bundy took over the All Major Sports • ROTC Honor School Park, HI. Bride- 9 10 Point Indoor Rifle Range 9 Civil Air Patrol musical, Hello Dolly, will be elect, a grad- dealership, he has more than RECORD O ' roO O CITIZENSHIP 9 Indoor Swimming Pool given by Mollie Lee Beresford, u a t e of St. doubled the square footage of assisted at the piano by her hus Pius X high the West Colfax facilities, which RICHARD DOWNING. JR, Chaimitn, For Catalog — Address Business Office Cemmittaa t« Elact Jama* Voorhaaa band. It will follow a luncheon school, Albu now feature 300-foot frontage at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, May querque, N. and 255-foot depth, and extends 12, in the C.D. of A. club house, Mex., and grad- . , „ . a full city block, from Eaton to 765 Pennsylvania street, Den uate. of # T Loretto Miss Porter Fenton street.?. / I ver. Since space will be limited, Heights college, Denver, is em Bundy Is president and own it is advised that those wishing ployed by the Holly Sugar er of the new firm. Bill Por advanced reservations, at J3.50 Corporation. Colorado Springs. ter is sales manager of both cituiutioni each, obtain them at the Her fiance, a graduate of the new and used car depart meeting or by calling Mrs. Me- P’enwick high school. Oak Park, ments. Included on the staff Lenan at 222-8218 or Mrs. Grace will graduate from Holy Cross are seven salesmen and 15 Remke, at 237-2682. college, Worcester, Mass., in line mechanics, in addition to t o Before the meeting on May 13 June. A late June wedding is office and bookkeeping per seven members of the Junior scheduled. sonnel. Catholic Daughters will read The new car showrooms are ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PARISH their winning poems at 7:45 described as spacious and fully Bob Bundy p.m. These poems will be lighted. The used-car depart South University & East Arizona judged through the state court, ment has been increased in size along with winners from va with the addition of an adjoin rious Colorado cities, for na ing lot. The service department ON THEIR NEW tional competitive honors, to be is comprised of a complete ser Anyone Can Play tha announced late in May by the vice shop and a paint and body NEW PUYER PIANO! < II - national board. shop, the latter being the only At the meeting an election of such facility offered by a Ram officers for the coming year bler dealer in the metropolitan will take place. Mmes. Lucille area. There are 20 mechanics’ Custy and Amelia Desmond will stalls in the service shop and be co-hostesses at the social seven mechanics’ stalls in the hour. paint and body shop. A large customer parldng lot is also ORGAN provided. Patricia Kotinek Prior to launching his own Is Recent Bride FRESH • BEAUTIFUL INSTALLED BY Patricia Mae Kotinek of Lit FLOWERS BLESSING tleton became the bride of Don MRS. JERR Y J. DI GIA- FAST DELIVERY ald G. Chambers in a ceremony COMO, the former Donna RHOMB A CHAROB SUNDAY, MAY 16th, 3:00 P.M. performed May 1 in All Souls’ Jean Snell, is the daughter of church, Englewood. She is the Mr, and Mrs. William A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snell, Sr., of Denver. Bride ward M. Kotinek of Littleton. groom’s parents reside in 237-1366 GUEST ORGANIST ROBERT CAVARRA, Bridegroom is the son of Mr. California. Double-ring cere nc. and Mrs. G. Donald Chambers mony was conducted May 8 in INSTRUaOR OF ORGAN AND THEORY, ysic. South side of Cherry Creek Shopping Center of Midland. Mich. A reception St. Mary Magdalene church, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY. followed at the Wolhurst Coun Denver. Reception was held try club, Littleton. After a trip in Mt. Carmel hall. Following PHONE 388-4277 to Colorado Springs the couple a trip to the west coast the will reside in Denver. couple will reside in Denver. Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 13, 1965 Regis Baseball, Raiders Seek To Sew Up o iiin Tennis Squads 9 To End Seasons League Title on May 15 Regis high school’s Raiders Mt. Carmel collected only six Both the baseball and tennis will attempt to sew up at least School hits in the game, but used three teams at Regis college wind up 2 .714 a share of the Parochial League Rofll* of them for a three-run rally in IV itli d l their 1965 spring schedules Mochobouf 2 .714 baseball title when they take on St. Joioph'i 2 .447 the fifth inning. Thursday. May 13. officially to Mt. Carmel at 1 p.m. Sunday, M t. C arifN l George Coyne of Regis hurled close 1964 - 65 intercollegiate Holy Pim lly May 16. in City park. SI. Fronelt a four-hittcr as the Raiders do- competition for Ranger athletic Annvnciallon feated Cathedral. 6-3. Highlights f ^ u n c l i teams. , It will be the last game of the C ath od rsI 0 4 .000 league season for the Raiders, of the game were a two-run By Walter Krane sharing the league lead with triple by the Raiders’ Don Co- COACH Chuck Swanson’s Joseph’s will face Holy Family. loroso and a double by Nick luckless baseballers will be Machebeuf at 5-2. Machebeuf, idle this week, will return to ac Other games Sunday will be Tolve. Buy M a Some Peanuts hosts to Colorado college on the tion against Mt. Carmel in tlie at Fifth avenue and Federal And eratkerjatk Regis diamond at 3:30 p.m. IN 'n iE OTHER games, final, week of play. boulevard: St. Francis vs. Holy The other night we went out to Bears Stadiurn to Coach Pete McLaughlin's tennis club closes out its season at Family at 1 p.m. and Cathedral Chuck Schutte of Machebeuf see a baseball game. It was (sorry to say) the first time MT. CARM EL at 4-2 must Colorado college. vs. Mullen at 3 p.m. hurled a two-hitter in blanking in years. I didn’t miss a Bronco football game last year, win both this week and next Holy Family, 5-0, and Don Den The Ranger golfers, under the week to gain the title — or at In action last Sunday (May but baseball? So what else is new\ ______Rev. Richard F. Bocklage. S.J., It was a deliRhtfuI evening. least a share of it. 5), Mt. Carmel kicked St. ning of Mullen also tossed a were scheduled in their final two-hitter in whitewashing An No joke. We went out with Doug were more famous than any The remaining title-conten Joseph’s out of sole leadership other athletes (with the excep match Wednesday at Colorado of the league with a 6-3 triumph. nunciation, 5*0. _____ and Annette Bell and nine-year- State college. der, St. Joseph’s. 4-2, will play old Gary, a savvy little leaguer tion of Jack Dempsey). Annunciation Sunday in the se Doug used to play semi-pro ball My dad always wanted me to IT ’S BEEN A long season for, cond game of a twin-bill at City and he filled us in on what was play baseball, and when I was the baseball squad which is win oft to the Ball Game park. The following week, St. what. kid going to Wyman public less in 23 outings. They facedi I ’ m convinced that a return to school, my great ambition was a Tuesday test at-home against' Thanks to the .’Vtor-Valu Trading Stamp company, Denver, CYO Activities baseball as the national past play softball (indoor, they the University of Denver. i children at St. Clara’s orphanage, 3800 W. 29th avenue, and KTLN Radio to Air time would cure a lot of ills that called it then). During recrea similar institutions will be in the stands at Bears’ stadium on The tennis team holds a six| Members of St. Anne’s, Ar for the nomination and elec beset modern man. True the tion period the guys chose up Kid’s Day May 25 when the Bears meet the Salt Lake City Clay-Liston Match game is not as fast and aggres sides. But there were far more win. nine loss record. A home: vada, CYO will receive com tion of officers. Any member Bees. Sister Clara, of St. Clara’s orphanage, is shown accept KTLN Radio, Denver, will sive as football or hockey, but aspiring players than actual match against Colorado School' munion corporately in the 9 wishing to run for office ing tickets from Clifford E. Hood, general manager of ."Vlor- present the only live broadcast it’s anything but slow. In fact, players. I didn’t make it very of Mines was on Wednesday’s! a.m. ."Vlass Sunday, May 16. should contact the Rev. Da Valu Stamps. in Denver of the Clay-Liston it's paced ju.st about right. It often — e.specially after my ini tennis schedule. | Breakfast will be served in niel Bohte. heavyweight cha m pions h i p Bernard’s restaurant after moves right along and hold.s tial appearance as left shortstop The general meeting for fight, May 25. Mass. The price will be $1.50. your interest all the way. And (that’ll date you) when I over Presentation CYO will be held KTLN listeners will hear Jim There will be a guest speaker. we had a delightful evening, sit threw first base from six feet Creighton, Regis Alumni Golf Meet Set Sunday, May 16. at Gibbons Bishop, noted columnist and au The new officers elected ting in the box. eating cracker- away. Hall from 7 to 9:30 p.m. A thor, become a ringside boxing May 9 will be introduced. jack and drinking Duffys pop, Things got better at Blessed Denver-area alumni of twoisity of Omaha, will hold their [should be made with the .Alumni guest speaker will be fea Jesuit schools, Regis college of annual stag golf tournament-din-i office at Regis college, 433-6565, commentator during the fight. They are Russell Weister, and root. root, rooting for the Sacrament for in those days tured. home team. (Of the four-game Denver and Creighton univer-'ner Friday, May 21 at Park H ill’Ext. 60. All reservations re- He'll join an all-star team of ra president; Michele Germain, there were only about 18 boys Sunday, May 23. CYO mem series with Oklahoma City, this ' ^ ^ ------— Country club. ceived on or before May 17 will dio announcers. Russ Hodges, vice president; Bernadette Di- the combined seventh and bers will receive Corporate was the only one the Hears At Conterence ■ J, get a bonus of a tree golf ball. San Francisco Giants announ Tirro, secretary; Ken Thio- eighth grades — so yours truly Communion in the 8 a.m. dropped.) though completely unglued, got New Y o rk — Two Marist Pro ; event between the two schools. chairmen for the respective cer and veteran sportscaster, len, treasurer: Annette DiTir- will do the blow-by-blow; Van ro, social chairman, and Mass. Yes. sir — I think if we could to participate in all sports in vincials, Brother L e o ^ lv iu s Each has had a turn at winning participating schools are Ed Patrick, MBC sports director, Craig Cottingham. athletic .Anyone wishing to partici all get out to more baseball cluding baseball. Provincial of Esopus, N.Y., and the thp teamt e a m championship.ehamnionshin ilanifen for D^rvic.Regis and....a rv..Dr. Tony Brother Kieran T. Brennan and Bill Stern, dean of sports- chairman. pate in the CYO softball pro games, we could get back to a Tee off times will be between. Zeman for Creighton. Provincial of Poughkeepsie. \ casters, Will provide the back There will be a special gram this .summer is asked to pretty good way of life. It’s real BUT NOW. according to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The dinner N.Y., are in Rome attending a Team prizes and other mer ground commentary. K TLN ’s meeting of Our Lady of Fati contact cither Sean Kelly. KE relaxing to sit there for nine in Newsweek, baseball is having will follow at 6:30 p.m. special world-wide conference chandise prizes will be awarded exclusive broadcast will begin ma CYO Sunday, May 16, at 4-8047. or Suzanna Rodriquez, nings and watch the action, and its troubles. I think the big trou of Provincials from 51 nations. ‘ Reservations for the event during the dinner program. at approximately 6:45 p.m. we’re sure planning to go out ble is that there are too many 7:30 p.m. This meeting will be TA 5-3773, by May 21. for more games this season. people like me who haven’t giv en baseball a try. On TV. base BASKBALL’S great tradition ball drags — at least it does to will get you. too. You can’t me. That’s because the scope of FOR OUTDOOR FURNITURE watch a game without seeing the game is loo big to be en the ghosts of the great hovering compassed effectively on the over the diamond. Ruth, Geh television screen. But out at the rig. Cobb. Tinkcr-to-Evers-to- ball park, there’s plenty of ac A T LOWEST PRICES . . . Chance. Popper Martin and the tion. And if you don’t believe Gashousc Gang — if you’ re me, pile the kids in the car and over forty, you remember these i hi'ad for Bears Stadium. 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Tops in IWaryfFBst Test Scholarship winners in the 1965 entrance examination at Marycrest high school examine the textbooks they will be using us freshmen next fall. Seated, left to right, are Dorothy HcimcrI. Susan Flott, and Christina Dougherty. Standing are Vicki Fagan, Patricia Morriss, and Elena Rcstlvo. Scholarship Winners Honored at Marycrest
Scholarship winners in the [lowing the May Crowning cere- Marycrest high school entrance mony on the Marycrest campus' examination were honored at Sunday afternoon. May 9. the annual Freshman tea fol-j Scores on the entrance exam- j inalion along with a record of (■ [superior performance in grade C> I school earned this recognition Discussion for the girls, who will receive a lone-half or one-fourth tuition Set on U S. : scholarship. IN ALPHABETICAL order, ■the winners present were: • t Christina Dougherty, daugh School Aid ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger A full-day discussion of the Dougherty, St. Rose of Lima’s federal Aid to Education act. parish, who participated in Jun Public Law 89-10 is scheduled at ior Great Books and I.,egion of i: the Albany hotel, Denver, from Mary while in grade school. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday. Vicki Fagan, daughter of Mr. May 21. and Mrs. Garland Fagan, As Officials from the office of sumption parish. Welby, who Health, Education, and Welfare follows two sisters to Mary Washington. D.C., will discuss crest, Mary who graduated the guidelines to be followed by 1964 and Kathy, a member of; state public and non - public the class of 1966. | school officials, to obtain the Susan Flott, daughter of Mr. I implementation of the act. and Mrs. Stanley Flott, Our! Lady of Grace parish, who at-1 f: COLORADO IS to receive i tends St. Joseph’s grade school! proportion of more than $8 mil in Globcville. , lion under Title 1 of the act, Doiothy Heimerl, daughter of part of which will be of benefit Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Heimerl to non-public schools. of St. John the Evangelist’s par Of more than $1 million allo ish. also a member of Junior cated under Title 2, eight to Great Books. | nine per cent will be available Patricia Morriss, daughter of| for non-public school students, Mr. and Mrs. Francis M orriss.' and on Title 3 a further million Sts. Peter and Paul’s parish. dollars will be available for all Wheatridge. Reading is her fav-| non-public school students. orite pastime. Archdiocesan attorney Rich Elena Restivo, daughter ofi ard Casey and Regis college Dr. and Mrs. John L. Restivo. | president, the Very Rev. Rich Christ the King parish, who was' ard F. Ryan, S.J., will attend runner-up in the Rocky Moun-I the meeting, as will the Very tain News Spelling Contest. l Rev. Monsignor Elwood C. Voss, superintendent of schools OTHER SCHOLARSHIP win in the Pueblo diocese, and the ners who were unable to be pre Rt. Rev. Monsignor William H. sent at the tea are Marie Bon-] Jones, superintendent of Den durant, daughter of Mr. and i ver archdiocesan schools. Mrs. Joseph S. Bondurant, St. Bernadette's parish, Lakewood, THE CHEYENNE diocese and Christine Byrne, daughter! WHERE THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN SHOP-AND SAVE! also •will be represented at the of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. By-[ meeting. ] me, St Rose of Lima’s parish. Camp Puts Thursday, May 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page TT Emphasis On Hiking
The most important (and most exciting) activity at Camp St. Malo is hiking. This is an integral part of the camp life and the chief purpose for which the late Monsignor Joseph Bosetti founded the camp about 50 years ago. He wanted all young people to be able to see the grandeur of nature, the majesty of the mountains, the huge snowbanks in July, and the mountain val leys and lakes. Monsignor Richard Duffy Father George M. Spehar Father John J. Regan Father John Harley Schmitt THIS IS still the goal of all those connected with Camp St. Four Priests To Observe Jubilee Malo. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Richard Hicster, camp direc tor, and his counseling staff ap (Continued From Page 1) Kenton streets was enlarged Athenaeum, where in Novem lished All Saints' parish on preciate this same grandeur of grade and high schools, later and remodeled. ber, 1951. he received his doc Dec. 12, 1951. His archdioce nature. graduating from Boston col torate magna cum laude. san posts include those of lege. He attended Holy Cross COLORADAN Father Spe Returning to Denver he was Promotor Justitiae, Defender Robert Jerrard, the hikemas- Here’s Why They Climb Mountains preparatory seminary, Dun har, born at Marble in May, assigned as first permanent of the Bond, and archdiocesan ter at camp, is continually kirk. N.Y., and entered St. 1915, was x'ducated in Crested pastor of the newly estab Notary. striving to improve * the hiking Spectacular snow scenes in the Colorado The glacier hikes, according to the Rt. Rev. Thomas seminary, Denver, in Butte grade and high schools, i program so that it will more Rockies reward hikers from Camp St. Malo, Monsignor Richard Hiester. camp directr/r, 1935. entering St. Thomas semina effectively help young men gain a camp for Catholic boys near Allenspark. are best in the early weeks of the season. this same appreciation. He was ordained by Arch ry. Denver, after graduation i in 1932. j Summer hikes to snowfields bishop Vehr May 18, 1940, ( ------^ and worked in Cathedral par He took a theology course and glaciers (with slides and Square Dance Fete Set ish for three and a half in Rome at the Gregorian snowball fights) are a regular years, before being commis university and was ordained occurrence. There are spectacu The 1965 Colordado State tion blanks can be obtained ' "HI s sioned as a military chaplain there in 1940, by Bishop L. lar views from the 13,000 foot Square Dance festival will be from local square dance club in January, 1944, and serving Hayes, rector of the North peaks that are climbed every held in the Denver city auditor officers. Advance registration week. in the Pacific theater. He re American college. ium June 4-5 with the Denver should be made with Jerry and GRAND ceived the Bronze Star and First assigned as assistant For those who do not wish to Area Square Dance council as Julie Morris, 4259 S. Bannock Oak Loaf Cluster for meritor priest to St. Catherine’s par take long or strenuous hikes host. street. Englewood. ious service as chaplain in the ish. Denver, he remained there are many shorter and Master of ceremonies for the MOTHER' Philippines and on Okinawa. there for five and one half easier trips to lakes, water festival will be Al (Tex) Brown News Deadline! In June 1946 he became the years, also serving St. Mi falls, and other interesting lee. a nationally known caller Hearing young, The deadline for news stories spots. from Odessa. Tex. He also will first full-time Catholic cha chael’s. Calhan, on a tempo and pictures to appear in the bright voices is rary basis, for five months. call the last portion of the Sa plain to the Federal Correc Overnight camping is also a “ Denver Catholic Register” is turday night dance. a sp ecial part of tional institution near Morri He spent nine months at St. regular occurrence with a great Monday at 5 p.m. Items re son. Three years later he was Charles parish. Stratton, be variety of trips — long and Beryl Main, Aurora, will be ceived after that time will not calling Long assigned to Mother of God fore being assigned to St. short, easy and difficult. Some the caller on Friday night. In be publLshcd until the following Distance. Next parish, Denver. Joseph's, Leadville, as pastor. aim at conquering a peak and charge of round dance work week. In 1954 he was named pas He has maintained a con others are just for resting, fish shops will be Bryce and Jo Hen- best thing to tor of St. Therese’s parish. He stant improvement program ing, and loafing in the wilder ricks, Colorado Springs: Phil ness. .Anyone desiring to “ sleep and Barbara Sterker, Basalt; TRY having them with is well known as a speaker at in the parish, including re Proclaims Hospital Week Cana conferences and his painting the church inside and out under the stars” will be and Harry and Evelyn Sher you. Call and see. pamphlet "Mother with Emp out. and construction of a rec Sister Mary Andrew, administrator of St. Joseph’s hospi given the opportunity to do so. man, Denver. ty Arms” was published in tory, as well as the laying of tal, Denver, accepts from Gov. John A. Ix)ve a proclamation The high country should be More than 2,500 dancers from J jc d b u A . Mountain especially beautiful this year, 1954. In 1956, the parish grade new concrete walks. declaring the period May 9-15 as National Hospital week in Colorado are expected for the * FIRST States school and convent were Colorado. Catholic hospitals throughout the archdiocese are according to Monsignor Hiester. festival, with others coming On two occasions during his because of the large amount of Telephone built, and in 1959 eight more priestly life, tragedy has sponsoring a wide variety of activities to mark their participa- from Wyoming. Nebraska, New Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock snow that fell this winter. It Gifts - Hardware • Paint classrooms wore added. In struck the family In 1941 his | tion in the national observance. Looking on at left is Dick Mexico, and Kansas. Registra 1962 the church, at 13th and makes the hiking all the more Glass - Toys parents and brother Robert McLeasch, executive director of the Colorado Hospital associ interesting and eventful. Pipe Threading ^ j J wore killed in an automobile ation. Window Shades - Key COMPLETE CAR SERVICE accident; and in February, Duplicating THIS Y E A R ’S hiking pro TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR 1961, his brother Jacob G. Open Friday Evenings AUTO. TRANS. gram is revised and improved. ,4 Spehar was killed in a car Your Car Preblom — Our Spoclilty Some of the returning seminar 32 Broadway 733-2910 EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR crash five miles east of Glen- SHAPE Group Assisting ian-counselors from St. Thomas ONEIDA GARAGE wood Springs. seminary in Denver have been Bill KIrfc 1400 Onolda S27-SSSS Projects in Honduras hiking with camp for three or Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiting Bill Dreiling FATHER SCHMITT, born more years. June 3. 1914 in West Liberty, The society for Hispano- projects being carried Newest la., came with his family to American Progress and Educa Honduras by the Rev. James The camp, located near the Colorado in 1922. He attended tion — SHAPE — has been or MeShane, S.J. boundary of Rocky Mountain Phone: 733-4695 Holy Family and the Arvada ganized to raise funds for Duos for the new group are $1 National park 11 miles south of Kohler Balhroom grade and high schools, enter a year. Meetings are on the Estes Park on Highwaay 7, will ing St. Thomas seminary in third Tuesday of each month at be open this year for an eight- Fixtures • • • • 1932, aged 18. 7:30 p.m. in Sodality hall, base week season, June 20-Aug. 14. Upon ordination in 1940, he Korean ment of the Sacred Heart The fee of $46 per week covers served first at Blessed Sac church, 2760 Larimer street. all activities including horse THE SIGN OF VALUE rament parish, and attended back and riflery. Sessions of special classes at the Register SHAPE IS non-denomination- one to eight weeks are avail able. If specific weeks are de College of Journalism. He ^Adopted' al and is designed to help the Home of Over 250 New and was chaplain of St. Francis’ people of Honduras, the group’s sired, it will be best to make hospital. Colorado Springs, officers pointed out. reservations as soon as possible. Pre-Owned Premium Cars from 1946-1948. Father MeShane has set up a Information about Camp St. In the latter year. Archbish By Circle clinic which is staffed by doc Malo can be obtained from op Vehr sent Father Schmitt tors from the United States who Monsignor Richard Hiester at Inspiring Prof CADILLACS to Rome, for canon law stu Raymunda Bok Heiu Ri is a volunteer their time. His next the Cathedral rectory, 1501 Korean child "adopted” by St. Pennsylvania street, Denver. Dr. John L. Bribben, assis-' ’63 Cad. Cpe. Power. Like new...... $3,395 dies at the Pontifical Lateran project is to be a vocational tant professor of English at ’62 H. top. Loaded, nice ...... $2,595 for remodellngl Monica Circle, formed of 20 school, similar to the one he Colorado. 80203; telephone, 623- ’60 4 dr. h. top, exceptional clean ...... $1,995 members, at Brush, Colo. 0233. Regis college was presented started in Denver and which is the “ .Most Inspiring Instruc ’55 Cad. Cpe., one owner. Weekly"* ...... $ 6.23 President of the group, Mrs. run by Mose Trujillo e Counter'top Harold Hasen writes: ‘Wo THE FOLLOWING is the tor” award during the colle TRADES ge’s annual junior - senior started out more or less as a Interested person.s can join by tentative schedule of the major lavatory prom May 7. social group, four years ago, contacting either Mrs. J. H hikes for this season: '63 Buick Safety h. t.. p.s., p.b...... $1,995 The award is presented by but it seems as wc go along, Monaghan, treasurer, at 35 Ivy Week of June 20-26 — Storm ’63 Chev. V8. p.s., p.b., auto, tran...... $1,5.95 eWall hung ’61 Chev. 4 dr., auto. tran. Blue ...... $ 995 money is needed, or help re street, phone 322 - 0927; peak (13,326); Tyndall glacier members of the senior class. closet Martha Yoshida, recording sec '63 Ford 2 dr., h. top, buc. seats, etc...... $1,495 quired in doing ^in gs for cur and/or Meeker snowbanks; ’61 Ford T-Bird, loaded. Weekly* ...... $ 14.75 e New, extra church, so we are really keep retary. at 5194 Meade street, June 27-July 3 — Pawnee ’62 Scout 4x4 H’n Def., Hubs Metal Cab ....$1,195 ing busy.” phone 477-7011, (12,943) and Toll (12,979) peaks; Bacon & Schramm ’64 Chev. Pick Up, long Wh. Base ...... $1,595 roomy bath The circle provides for the OTHER OFFICERS, elected Chasm lake; Tyndall glacier Composition Roofing *OAC plan upkeep of the Korean child, and or Meeker snowbanks; O f first quality only, Kohler at the meeting, .\pril 20 are Tile Roofing 2111 West Alameda 733-4695 organizes social projects to Mrs. Allegra Saunders, pres July 4-10 — Lawn Lake and fixtures and fittings or« send "extras,” such as clothing, ident; Edwin Reid, first vice Mummy (13,413), Hagues (13, Roof Repairing “ Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” ovailable in sizes and styles now that Father Deslande, who president; Mrs. Albert Gon 562), and Fairchild (13,502) 4020 Brighton Blvd. to fit every budget# conducts the orphanage, has zales, second vice president; peaks (a 3-day hike); Tyndall CH. 4-6568 I Dreiling Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling I s sent the youngster’s measure Mrs. David (Jomez, correspond glacier and/or Hallets (12,713) Let us help you pfan your ments. ing secretary; Mrs. Charles and Otis (12,486) peaks; new bothroom or washroom. RajTnunda Ri, bom in Sep Jenkins, telephone chairman: July 11-17 — Ypsilon lake and Come in today or call us for tember, 1958. was found aban and Mrs. William Baca, publici Chiquita (13,069) and Ypsilon doned in the road. She is not yet our free estimate, no obli« ty chairman. Members of the (13,507) peaks; Lady Washing at school, ftmt Father Deslande gation. lizard of directors and Ken Kel ton peak (13,281); Mount Meek reports that she is now in good Specializing in ler, Paco Sanchez, Bert Galle er (13,911); health, has an agreeable tem Quality Plumbing gos, Charles Jenkins, Charles July 18-24 — Thunder lake perament, and loves the Korean Price, and Levi Beall. and Heating Repairs For dances. and Mt. Alice (13,310); Longs Which Mutual Fund The Brush circle became in peag (14,255) and/or Navajo * Insurance terested in adopting a child af UNESCO Unit peak (13,409); SLATTERY ter attending a Foreign Relief July 25-31 — Bluebird lake * Surety Bonds workshop at a Greeley District Plans Series of and Isolation peak (13,118) meeting of the Denver Archdi two or three day hike; Black Is Best For You? CALL ocesan Council of Catholic Wo lake; Longs peak or Mt. Meek Four Coffees er; & COMPANY men. There is a tremendous variety of Mutual Funds Miss Ann Laughlin is chair The Mile High Chapter, UNA .^ug. 1-7 — Ouzel lake and Plumbing and Heating Paul T. McGrady USA-UNESCO, plan.s a series of Copeland mountain (13,176); available . . . and we handle most of the leading Funds. Contractors man of the D.\(XW foreign re VAN SCHAACK & CO. lief committee. four “ better-acquaintance” cof Odessa lake; Longs peak; They have different Investment objectives. 181 VALLEJO ST. fees between May 20-27. Aug. 8*14 — Mills lake and Some specialize in bonds or preferred stocks, others 744-6311 624 17th Street SSSWTH Mrs. John R. Fiore, executive Thatchtop mountain (12.668), in both common stocks and bonds, while director of the Mile High chap Pear reservoir; Longs peak; m o c k Phone 297-5636 still others concentrate on the securities of a single ter, will speak on UNA and the This schedule will be followed way its local office serves the as closely as possible, depend industry. The Mutual Fund for you is the one Denver area with its UN infor ing principally on snow condi whose objectives correspond with yours. Ours is an mation center, its speakers’ tions in the area. Shorter hikes impartial service to help you choose a Fund VISIT YOUR bureau, and its International taken each week are not in Diversffled consistent with your personal requirements. cluded in this schedule. Hospitality center. 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Zecha fected by the rolling creak of ing, the plot itself, aiong with notable performance exempli It’s becoming easier and the ship, humming and moan To Give Free Concert tiCfcidoKkmeM!}* some of its existential and fying the illusion of loneli easier to become acquainted ing of the slaves and the som A notable musical concert organization, said no admis Freudian thought, borders on ness. If Long Day’s Journey with stage productions with ber disheartened voice of Cer- will be brought free of charge sion is ever charged for ap the commonplace, but under Into Night is considered out having to travel long dis eno needs no amplification to the people of Denver when pearances of the U.S. Army Mike Nichols direction and O’Neill’s “ tale of sorrow,” tances to see them. through the setting of the the U.S. Army Field Band of the expert acting of Wallach, Hughie might be described as Field Band. Through the phonograph rec stage. THE assistant conductor of Arkin, and Miss Jackson the playwright’s “ tale of lost Washington, D.C., plays in the ord, and more specifically, Mostly, it’s the rich and “ Luv” manages to create an hope.” Center of Performing Arts. the band is Major Wilmont N. the long-playing record, one flowing language, so integrat expression of many complex Loretto Heights college cam Trumbull, who has spent can have i^aurence Laurence uiiviez Olivier’s a eaed withwim theme play’s dramatic It’s really not much of a pus, at 8:15 p.m.. Friday, more than two decades in the “ Othello,” Eva LeGallienne’s development, that makes Be- and funny ideas, both densely play, but Robards, whose af and continuously. May 21. field of military music. He is Hedda Gabler,” or Judith nlto Cereno a notable achieve finity for O’Neill roles has All sorts of devices and ram The local appearance is a graduate of the New Eng Anderson’s “ Medea,” among ment on record. been demonstrated, gives a ifications outlaw marital being sponsored by the de land Conservatory of Music, others, performed in one's own Outstanding performances shattering, moving perform partment of the Army in co Boston. Mass. He served with are delivered by the entire bliss, and comments on mur ance. There is a kind of frozen, living room. der and suicide are developed ordination with the Loretto the Fifth ,-^rmy in North Leading the way in recent cast, with a special nod to catatonic deadness about the only to the point of being used Heights college music depart Africa, Italy, and Germany in years in transferring original Browne, Langela. and Raw particular intensity and rigidi for a comedic approach. The ment. The public is invited. World War II, and was com cast plays to record is Colum lins. The production is still ty of O’Neill’s main charac sophisticated theatergoer will Lt. Colonel Robert L. Bicr- manding officer and conduc bia records, whose current re playing in New York. ter. Robards woi’ks hard at ly, commanding officer and tor of the Fifth Army Band leases include Benito Cereno, probably find the whole thing bringing it to life. a delight. It boils down to director of the 100-membcr from 1943 to 1945. Later, he Hugbic, and Luv. ALSO CURRENTLY run commanded and conducted Of the three, Benito Cereno ning on Broadway and a new whether or not you can accept Army bands in Berlin and is the most impressive on rec Columbia recording is Mur author Schlsgal’s use of de DePaul Salvage Munich until 1953. He was ord. It is an adaptation by ray Schisgal’s Luv. a rather spair to provoke laughter. Director on Radio assigned to his post with the poet Robert Lowell of Her far-out. adult comedy. Only U.S. Armv Field Band in 1960. man Melville’s novella and is three actors are involved, NO LONGER on Broadway Walter I. Pytlinski, manag Although the concert is the third play in the poet’s Anne Jackson, Eli Wallach, is Eugene O’Neill’s long one- ing director and treasurer of open to the public free of dramatic trilogy. The Old and Alan Arkin. act play, Hughie. But Colum the St. Vincent de Paul Sal charge, it wiU be necessary to ‘The Glass M en a g erie’ Glory. Its setting is a Spanish bia has released it on record vage Bureau, Denver, will be grunt admission hv ticket I.*- this rehearsal scene from Tennessee Williams’ “ The slave ship (the year about Movies Classified and it stars Jason Robards as interviewed on the Project 65 only, owing to the large turn Erie Smith, with an assist program by Chuck Muller Glass Menagerie,” Jim, the gentleman caller (Bruce Gstetten- 1800) and its action is cen Classifications of movies by out expected. Tickets will be tered in oppression, insurrec from Jack Dodson. Sunday, May 16, 6:30 p.m. on offered free of charge on a baiier), for a few moments brings shy Laura (June the Legion of Decency appear tion and, inevitably, renewed this week on Page 13. It’s really a monologue for KOA Radio, Denver. Pytlinski first-come, first-served basis. Balistreri), out of her Introverted dream world, the imaglnery oppression. will discuss the reasons why To obtain tickets send a self- kingdom of her glass animals. The play will be presented by In an effective way the dra the bureau exists and its func addressed, stamped envelope the IvOreUo Heights college drama department May 14 and 15 ma probes corners of the tions. to I.oretto Heights Coliegc, at 8.15 p.ni. in the college’s Center of Performing Arts. American experience a n d KLZ Radio Music Department, I.x)retto, Tickets may be ordered by calling the college at 836-3423, character wherein are hidden Colo. Extension 287, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Loretto production the seeds of the current racial To Air High coincides with the 20tli anniversary of the drama, which is conflict permeating our so Mass May 18 ‘Harlow’ Film currently being marked in New York with a revival starring ciety. Since Bill Sargent’s Elec- Pat Hingle, Maureen Stapleton, Piper Laurie, and George Harbored on his American The Rev. William Sievers, tronovision production of (irizzard. ship, the President Adams. chaplain at St. Joseph’s hospi Harlow opens .«;imultaneouslv Captain Amasa Delano (Les tal, Denver, will be narrator in theaters acros.s the U.S. ter Rawlins) sees an ap for the broadcast of High this week, a classification of Brief Film Reviews proaching Spanish vessel Mass from Notre Dame the production by the Nation which he observes in church. Denver, on Sunday, al I.,egion of Decency will not Following are capsule re wretched condition. On May 16, to be heard on KLZ be available until probably views of motion pictures cur (A - l). mounting the ship’s deck, he Radio. Denver, 560 on the AM next week. Because of the na rently playing in the area: DEAR HEART: A "Marty" type bit meets its-captain, Benito Cer dial and 106.7 on the FM dial, ture and content of this film MY FAIR LAOY: George Cukor't tersweet comedy romance with Geral from 11 a.m. until 12-noon. NOW OPEN DAIL.Y dine Page, Glenn Ford. (A-3). eno (Frank Langella), and his it is assumed that the film, at oufsfancing re-creation of the Lerner and Loewe musical. Especially good FANNY HILL: "A disgrace to the servant, the cunning Babu This will be the third Mass EXCEPT SUNDAYS film tnduslry" (Variety). the least, is for adult viewing. are the Cecil Beaton sets and cos (Roscoe Lee Browne). broadcast from the church American and Enflish fare in ttie Hunt tume? photographed In unusually deli HUSH... HUSH, SWEET CHAR- Room 7:00 a m .-2 :3 0 p.m. and 6 :0 0 - cate technicolor. (A-1). LOTTE: Robert Aldrich has fashioned Delano, with smug, bluster scheduled by K LZ Radio for 10:00 p.m. Christophers on TV SOUND OF MUSIC: A superior pro another horror-suspense Him. This ing benevolence and pious in the Sundays in May. Father Tour favorite cocktails, draufht duction full of charm. This Is a magi time neurotic recluse Bette Davis Is Michelob, Irish and British beers, nocence, believes their story Sievers will also serve as ales and soirits 11;00 a.m . • 1:00 a.m . I The Christophers’ program cal musical end one of the most en|oy- haunted by a 30-year-old hatchet mur der of a young man. Among the many that the ship’s plight (a miss narrator for broadcasts on Lunch 12:00 • 2:30, high tea 2:30 - 4:30 ! will be televised Sunday, May able films In ages. Julie Andrews cap p.m ., in the Cork Room. tivates the audience with her singing excellent performances are those by May 23 and 30. Celebrant for 16, 11:15 a.m., on KOA-TV, Agnes Moorehead, Cecil Kellaway, ing crew of Spaniards for one and acting. Christopher Plummer the Mass, Sunday, May 16, WALT SMITH at the piano ('Jiannel 4 .Denver. gives a first-rate characterization. A Joseph Cotton, Olivia de Hevllland, thing) is the result of caJms, ‘House o l the Lord “must." (A-l). and Mary Astor. (A-3). plague, and di.sasters at sea. will be the Rev. William Reservations: 292-1 200 SYNANON: Director Richard Ouina MAJOR DUNDEE: An elaborately Inexorably, the action Joseph Koontz, pastor of “ Involvement of the Laity” FREE PARKING COFFEE SHOPS attempts to explain the work of Synan- produced action drama set In Mexico will be the topic to be dis on House, a haven for the cure of dope that doesn't come off. Some stirring moves toward Delano’s reali Notre Dame parish. He aLso addicts near Santa Monica, Calif. action scenes and fine acting by zation that the slaves are will be celebrant of the Mass cussed on the House of the AUDREY HEPBURN Film's fault lies In exploiting too C harlton Heston, Rich ard H a rris, and Lord television program Sun m any side stories to the detrim ent of M ichael Anderson, J r . , help it along really masters who have on May 30. The Rev. Donald 3743 FEDERAL BLVD. (A -2). REX HARRISON' making understandable the problems turned their oppressors into F. Dunn, assi.'^tant pa.stor of day. May 16, 8:30 a.m., on with which It deals. Starring roles are MARRIAGE, ITALIAN STYLE: A victims. the parish, will be celebrant KLZ-TV, Chunnel 7, Denver. 7900 EAST COLFAX AVE. g i n Y F a i R competently handled — Catholic Film m an (Marcello M astrolan nI) Is 1 0 0 0 srantbdenver Newsletter (A-3). tricke d Into m arriage by a strong- .\t it.s conclu.sion is a ma.s- May 23. The Rev. Dermot McMahon, 4300 WADSWORTH AVE. i a i J Y « CHEYENNE AUTUMN: A grand- willed woman (Sophia Loren) after a sacre of the slaves by Delano .Music for the remaininq O.F.M., above, of St. Eliza scale, first-rate Western directed by prolonged courtship. F ilm sparkles In beth's parish, Denver, will DENHAM nonaursmin John Ford. Not his best, but visu a lly biting satire, sophisticated humor. (A- and his .American sailors. broadcasts will be sung by the kiddies menu Eves B p.m. stunning A fine cast enacts the drama 4). Yet. the final note of the play parish choir, under the direc represent the Catholic faith in Theatre (Sun 7:30 D.m .) of Indian courage In the face of White O R . NO: The first end l>e$t of the the panel series, whose theme IBth & Matt. Sat.. Sun,, James Bond tongue-in-cheek thrillers. is .sounded by a piercing and tion of Leo Frazier. The men's neglect and broken promises. is “ Interpreting a Faith to WE NEVER CLOSE California Stt. Holi. 2 o.m. (A-1). Not for youngsters. As usual, there's prophetic scream that raises Ma.ssps scheduled for the 255-4&3a tVad. t;3 0 o.m . M A R Y P O P P IN S i Undoubtedly one an o verp lay on sex. ( B ). Live By in These Times.” Ap FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE: The uncomfortable qucstion.s as to broadcasts alternate between of the screen's finest and most re pearing with him will he Rab warding film musicals. This whimsi second James Bond movie with Sean its origin. t h e “Orbis Facto r," cal fantasy has everything — good Connery stretches Its Improbable si bi Louis Schcchtcr of Rodef fun, ch arm , liv e ly tunes, and tip-top tuations to the point of losirtg some of The heated atmosphere ef- Schubert’s “ Mass in G,” and Us sophisticated spoofery. Strictly for the “ Missa Choralis.” Shalom synagogue, modera adulls; hampered by Us overempha tor, and Dorothy Latson of sis on promiscuous situations. (B). Final Concert Set MONDA PAZZO; This film, which M o n t v i e w Presbyterian THE BEER THAT makes a prefema at being a doeumei'- By Classic Chorale church, Denver. tary. Is completely unacceptable as To conclude lt.s fifth year of motion picture entertainment because MADE MILWAUKEE the photography and editing cor>cen- concert performances for the tra te , alm ost to the exclusion of posi Denver area, Uie Classic Cho tiv e com m ent, upon nu dity, teml-nudi- FAMOUS ty, erotfc behavior, sadism, masoch rale will present the Brahms TIN » R ? ism. human Indignity and self de “ German Requienj” in con struction — Legion of Decency (C). Great—nobody ever plays the CAT BALLOU: A fun-filled Western cert on .May 19. 8:30 p.m. at spoof that has a lot to recomnsend It. George Washington high Baldwin with his ears anyhow! First-rate performances from Lee school, Denver. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Marvin, Jane Fonda, Stubby Kaye, and the late Nat Cole, as well as ex The Brahms work will be n r o 3 . pert direction, photography, and edit sung by the 100-voice chorale, ■ Rnborl M.—Paul V,—M, T. Murray u ing, make it a bright and enjoyable film (A-2). accompanied by a 45-piece STRANGER KNOCKS: This dim begins w ith a tedious plot and the orchestra of some of Den direction Is slow and the acting Incom ver’s finest instrumental mu petent. Its sensationalism derives sicians. Soloists will be from the Inclusion of several obscene and suggestive scenes — a wholly ob Janette Searcy, soprano, and filA K oeJi/m jectionable movie. Legoln of Decency Larry Day, bass, both of classification net available at press tim e. Boulder. CONIFER, COLORADO DENVER— 722-4198 Family Theater Second Part of TV Series tn ^l^ounta in Ricardo Montalban will star On Mentally III Scheduled You don't need an ear for in “ The Seventh Son” on music to play the Baldwin Rev. William Sievers Father Patrick Pejdon’s Fam “ The Fantasy Machine.” Dramatic and documentary Orga-sonic. Just the plain old ily Theater Sunday, May 16, the second of a four-part look techniques are combined in ordinary variety will do. It 9 p.m., on KOSl Radio, Den at mental illness presented by the series, as well as drama also helps to have a couple MAMMA ROSASS PIZZERIA ver. The historical drama Is the Catholic Hour will be tic vignettes alternating with of hands, a couple of feet, based upon experiences in the televised Sunday. May 16. actual film clips, photo HEAR and a “ love of music." Come HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS life of St. Ignatius of Loyola. 11:30 a.m., KOA-TV, Channel graphs. and prints and paint in today, you'll surprise your • PIZZA • RAVIOLI 4, Denver, and KOAA-TV, ings by famous artists. ASK and LEARN self at how easy it is to learn • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI Sacred Heart Program Channel 5. Colorado Springs. “ The Fantasy Machine” to play with today's new Table and Carry-Out Service The series, “ Images of will demonstrate how “ all of teaching method. “ The Church Is All About Hope,” was written by the us — the mentally ill only On KOA Radio 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 936-2336 Us” will be discussed by the Rev. William F. Lynch, S.J., more so than the rest of us — Rev. Francis L. Filas, S.J., of and based on his recently tend to distort reality by the 10:20 Every Sunday evening.! 1 x 1 n w iN j Chicago on the Sacred Heart published book. creation of fantasy.” Quc. McDonald's Double Manhattans A tS i^ PALACE ARMS and Martinis — H U Superb Food and Service . Noon to Opan Sundays and Holidays McDouble Burger! 1645 TREMONT PLACE 2:30 P M ., 6 P.M. to 9 .P.M. • Sun days, 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. SAN MARCO ROOM Fine cuisine. Noon to 2:30 P.M., igEw s S P.M. to 9 P. M. • Dinner Dancing Friday and Saturday Evenings - r/rst, fast, fttaueni, and occur- Dinner 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. on Sundays a f t . . . ¥>Hh the largest f)evrs staff In tt>9 West, and with 75 corrasDondants throughout the To A ppoar in *Magi€ Flute’ RoekyMeuntain and High Plains statas, KOA gets you complete, One of the year’s most notable musical presentations in j fast coverage of international, . the Den^'e^ area will be a concert version of Mozart’s “ The 1 nationel, regional.and local news. Magic Flute,” to be given by the famed Denver Businessmen’s I Symphony under the direction of Dr. Antonia Brico. Appearing ; How about a change-of-poce? in principal roles in the opera will be Jack Street and Rath- | RADIO NEWS Sponsored by I leen Street, above. They have been featured with the Denver I For a refreshing change-of-pace the 7:G6 a .m . S A F E W A Y I Greater Opera company productions and are soloists at Notre | Tuts, Thurs, whole family will enjoy, take them out STORES ’ Dame church. Denver. Other prominent area singers appear to dine (here of course). Mother will ing in the opera concert are Jean Kostelic, Wanda Savage, j relish letting somebody else do the work. look for the golden arches! Sally Anne Johnson, Sue Fisher. Apostol Pelargidls. Dale j Oea ai la a rlri^ iraot tem statlawt Johnson, Dr. Jerry Wells, Eugene Everitt, and Marvin Wor- ! You’ll all relLsh the tasty food! den. John Wolfe of KDEN Radio. Denver, and Salome Hansen ' will be narrators. The production is scheduled Thursday and ! McDonald's e Friday, May 13 and 14, and on Friday, May 21, at the George ' AEROPLANE CLUB ALAMEDA CENTER 4215 W. COLFAX EAST COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA IM KC/5«.MI WATTS Washington high school auditorium. Tickets are available at | 33'3 W. Alameda leading Denver music and book shops. Early reservations are ! 934-9414 urged at 322.8380. : Thursday, May 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 13 N i# k DeMvel Mgujq Ecumenical Discussion Of Art Highlights Meet (St. Plus X's Parish, The 11th annual Corporate Denver) Communion and installation Sf. Anne's PTA Schedules Members of St. Pius X ’s Al breakfast of the Altar and Ro tar and Rosary society and sary society will be held Sun guests from neighboring con day, May 23. The women will gregations joined in an ecumen receive Communion in the 9 Final Meeting of Season ical discussion of art at the so o’clock Mass, which will be fol ciety’s May meeting. lowed by the breakfast at the (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) The Holy Name society will made with Ed McNamara. 422- The featured speakers were Kings Table. Tickets for the St. Anne’s PTA will hold its meet Thursday, May 13, at 8 0438. or Dick Dupuis, 424-3616. Dr. L. Wesley .-Mmy, retired breakfast at $1.25 will be on final meeting of the school year p.m. in the parish library. Don Presbyterian minister from sale after the Sunday .Masses or Tuesday, June 18, at 7:30 p.m. ald Meehan, president of the Ci 'THREE HUNDRED forty Ohio, and his wife, who is active' may be obtained from Mrs. Ca in the school hall. tizens for Decent Literature, children will make their First in the Colorado Liturgical Art rol Sutcra, 366-8585. ■Mrs. Thelma Dozbaba, ways will present a movie and lec Communion Monday, May 31. association. They presented The Rev. Mr. William Hobbs, and means committee chair ture. This number will be handled in slides and told of their five pa.stor of the Parkview Congre man, will have a display of the Men from the parish will at three groups with Masses at 8, month tour of Europe. Mrs. gational church (United Church committee’s accomplishments tend the annual retreat at 9, and 10 a.m. After each Mass .Mmy, whose hobby is stained of Christ), will be the speaker for the year. The Slide Projec Sacred Heart retreat house, Se- breakfast will be .served to the glass, showed slides of various for the Men's club meeting tor purchased for Sister Nicho dalia, the weekend of June I l First Communicants in the types of stained glass windows Tuesday, May 18, at 8 p.m. in las’ science department aKso ls . Reservations should be school cafeteria. in the cathedrals and chapels in the church hall. will be on display. Germany, France, and Italy. The Men’s club Communion and breakfast will be Juno 6. A GROUP OF eighth grade A LARGE CROWD attended pupils from Sts. Peter and Guardian Angels' Church St. Pius X ’s school open house, THE AURORA Catholic Paul's school. Wheatridge un May 2, and viewed the new Young People’s club will attend der the direction of Mrs. Robert classrrom wing with its four Mass in a group at 10 o’clock Munroe. will have a demonstra Schedules Confirmation large modern classrooms. libra 'Sunday, May 1<>, at St. There- tion discussion of the Junior ry, and multipurpose room. A se's church. After Mass there Great Books program. A simi successful book fair was held in will be a breakfast followed by (Guardian Angels’ Parish, Den p.m. for everyone in the parish. lar program will be initiated at conjunction with the open bowling for trophies. All single ver) Father Francis Bakewell, S.J., St. Anne’s next year in the four house. adults are invited. upper grades Mrs. Virginia Confirmaffon will be con will conduct the exercises. The spring social of the Men’s ferred by Auxiliary Bishop Da The following officers were Cunningham and Mrs. Dorothy Schools Holds ■ club will be another “ Stamp Kreutzer, who will be in charge vid M. Maloney in Guardian elected at the meeting May _4 of ‘Perky’ Wins Prize for Rose Mary Stomp” this Saturday, May 15, of these groups, will give a talk Angels’ parish at 4:30 p.m. Sun the Altar and Rosary society: May Crowning in the parish hall beginning at 9 regarding the program. day, May 16. Practice with President, Rosemary Turelli; Winner of third prize in the photography with two photoflood lights placed at a low angle (St. Elizabeth's Parish, p.m. Music will be ,by Ernie sponsors will be on Friday at [vice president, Vonnie Doll division junior group of the National Scholar behind the child and bird and another photo- Denver) Miller, .-\dmission will be one 7:30 p.m. icretary, Alicia Golden; treasu- ship .Art Award contest is Rose Mary Calla flood at at 45-degree angle near the camera Children of St, Elizabeth’s book of Trading Stamps, or $2. -rer, Shirleen Brown; and histor- PTA Executive han, eighth grade pupil in St. Dominic's She used a lens opening of f-16 with an expo school participated in a May Gold Bond stamps are pre A DAY OF recollection will [ian, Marjorie Fleming. The offi- Crowning honoring the Blessed school, Denver. Her award-winning photo sure of 1-100 second. Rose Mary is the daugh ferred as the drive continues be held May 23 from 1 to 5:30jeers will be installed at the Sep Mother on Mother’s Day. for stamps to provide another Board To Meet graph (at right), which brought her a certifi ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Callahan, 3163 W, (St. Bernadette’s Parish, tember meeting. May Queen was Diane Evan- bus for use at the migrant cate and a check for $25, is a black-and-white Lakewood) The P T A is planning a box 34th avenue. Her art instructor is Sister galista, and attendants were camps near Denver, PTA Elects supper at a date to be an silhouette of a child talking to a parkeet, Mary Aquino. St. Bernadette’s PT.\ execu Jeanette Martinez and Mary nounced later to help pay for entitled “ Hello Perky.” Tlie picture was taken tive board will meet in the New Officers Margaret Piper. blackboards being installed in school library Thursday, May (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish, The coronation followed (he t SATRIANO I the school. 13, at 7:30 p.m. The board Denver) At PTA Meeting Rosary and sermon on mother meetings are open to any I*TA The following new officers IN Q U IRY CLASSES are held hood by the pastor, the Rev. Fa t BROTHERS t bian Flynn, O.F.M. member. were elected for St. Mary Mag on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in the ^ JA N ITO R i Plans are nearing completion dalene’s PT.A: school. Liturgy discussion clas Children's Reading To Be Discussed for the final PTA meeting of the President. Mrs. Marvin ses are on Thursdays at 8 p.m. t SER V ICE t year to be held in the school Young; vice president, Mrs. in the school. This week the (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) NEW OFFICERS who will be The PTA is sponsoring a col 'X • Rug and Upholstery J hall at 7:30 p.m. Monday, May Jack Travis; secretary, Mrs. prayers in the Mass will be dis Methods of encouraging chil installed at the meeting include lection of Mor-Valu stamps to J Shampooing J Harry Picariello; treasurer, cussed. 17. In addition to the installation dren to read will form the theme Mrs. Edward Vigil, president; furnish new draperies for the J • Complete House J of the new officers, an adult Mrs. Charles McFadden; corre- of the meeting of St. Patrick’s Mrs. Phillip Chamberlain, vice stage. Gift Stars and Gold Bond * Cleaning J talent show will be given. spending secretary, M r s. PTA at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 18, president; Mrs. Gene Szynskie, stamps also are being collected The Knights of Columbus Robert Lutes; historian, Mrs. Lakewood Unit in the school gymnasium. treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Iten, to provide a new car for the J • Floor Waxing and J scholarship examination will be John Naws; and auditor, Mrs. The guest speaker will be secretary; Mrs. Edward Cor Sisters. The stamps or Gift ■¥ Polishing *■ given next Saturday, May 15, at Raymond Ryan. To Meet May 13 Mrs. William Moriarity, a dova, corresponding secretary; Stars may be left at the recto ''Your Plumber for YEA/U" * • Walls and Windows * 8:30 a.m. in the school. Applica Installation of the now offi (Our Lady of Fatima Parish, member of the Archdiocesan and Mrs. David Diddier, histor ry, school, or convent. * W ashed ^ tions should be made through cers will be held May 26 at the I.akewood) School office staff, who will dis ian. 4 5 5 ^ 3 2 3 Our Lady of Fatima .Mtarj * Expi'rt - Dependable % the school office. annual spring tea. cuss the parents’ role in arous The school children will take REGISTR.ATION for new pu- i * Insured * and Rosary society will meetj ing their children’s interest in part in the annual May Crown- pils in the parish school will be 3030 UJ.443IAV€. ■ * Thursday, May 13. beginning at ^ Call Us lor Free Estimates 4. books. There also will be a dis i-ng ceremonies at 4 p.m. Sun- held from 3:15 to 4:30 p.m. i ; -K G L . S-S754 and O L . 5-8289 *■ 12:.30 p.m. with a potluck lunch cussion of plans for opening a i Ciassiflcafion J dfl)*. May 16. in the church. Thursday and Friday, May 13 ' * 2834 W . 44th A ve . J eon. Members are asked to school library. Jane Maddock will crown the and 14. Parents should bring t /V\UV / t o By Leg io n of D ecency t bring either a salad or dessert. statue of the Blessed Virgin. their children’s Baptismal certi 5 * Rolls and coffee will be fur Final Meeting Her attendants will be Karen ficates and be prepared to pay WEISS BAKERY Following are classifications of moMon pictures by the Legion of Decency for nished. The Rev Daniel assi Gerk and Jean Wilkins. the $3 registration fee. films currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs first-run, neigh stant pastor Bohte, W’ill preside Of PTA Slated borhood, and drlve-ln theaters, as well as those appearing on television in both at a question-and-answer per OLD-FASHIONED SALT the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. Dally listings must be checked for time, (St. Dominic’s Parish, plar- ano TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found iod. In "TV Guide" magazine. Classifications are: A-1, family; A-2, adults and Denver) EDSU'S NEEDLECRAFT RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY The monthly PT.\ meeting Third Order adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults only, with reservations; B, morally The final St. Dominic’s PTA DiSTINCTIVe NEEDLECRAFT obiectionable in part for all; C, condemned. — (Compiled by Tom Officer) will be Wednesday, May 19 at 8 Plans Dinner DESIGN M e, A-2; A ssignm ent P a ris , A-1. p.m.. in the parish hall. This meeting of the school year, will Open D illv 9(30 A.M . fa StJO P.M. Four Stores to Serve You Current Movies Fro m 7 P.M . to It30 P.M . Tues. A 4024 Tennyson GL. 5-1937 Cat Ballou, A-3; Diamond Head, 8 ; MONDAY, MAY 17 be held on Wednesday, May 19, First Comes Courage, B; Mother will be the last meeting of the A spagctti dinner sponsored T h o rs. 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RYAN'S WASINGER JEWELRY 4 ^ £ ^ D o r t h D e u v e r B a u k “COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE” ELECTltlt STOKE Lakeside Shopping Center W. 38th at Julian St. 433-6781 31M VV. 30l!l AVE. 455-8946 Phone 477-2123 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “PREE PARKING IN THE REAR" DRIVE UP WINDOWS — OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. Page 14 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 13, 1965 Gerald Cooney Announces Benedictine Proves a Friend School Board Candidacy Gerald T. Cooney, a member “ House of the Ix>rd” television of Blessed Sacrament parish, program several times and has To All on Boulder Campus has announced his candidacy spoken before many religious for the Denver School board. and civic groups. A university is a wonderful priest. From what I have seen, that I don't take myself so se Mr. Cooney, who has been ac place for discoveries, and the he has met more students per riously — there are much more tive in religious and community HIS WIFE, Patricia, al.so is University of Colorado, at Boul sonally than Father Charles and important problems to tackle.” activities in Denver, is the fath well known in the Denver area. der, is no exception. I would ever dream of meeting. Richard Hennessey, an Ex or of eight children and lives at Her activities in Denver include That is the opinion of Sister “ The fact that he sees them, tension Volunteer, avers that 2550 Colorado boulcbard. service as an officer of the Mary Conleth, one of a group of and is not looking for a reflcc t h e closeness of friends, He is the immediate past Theresians and as past pres Franciscan nun-students who tion of himself in them, gives through personal and shared ex president of the Holy Name so ident of Kappa Gamma Pi. na live in their own “ cottage' him a humble approach that is perience has made each of iis ciety of Blessed Sacrament pa tional honor society for Catholic campus. not easy to escape.” grow,” because when Father rish and has also been president women college graduates. Clem talks with a person, the Sister’s “ discovery” was not Sisters Arnette and Louis El of the Men’s club at St. Louis’ Mr. Cooney ha.s one son at priest “ becomes u n i q u e ly in the field of science, but in the len echo the impression of Fa parish, Englewood. He is tending the Denver public aware of what Is going on in humanities, so to speak, perso ther Clem as an energetic “ be member of the Denver Serra schools, four children attending side of him.” Real personal nified in one of the chaplain's, hind the scenes” worker, able club and was a charter member Blessed Sacrament school, and growth Is the fruit of this en 4lh Degree Riles the Rev. Clement Lafferty, to communicate his own spirit of the Columbine Valley Serra one daughter who goes to Ma- counter, for which many can O.S.B., who has guided students uality to the student in a lan club, having served as president chebeuf high school. Dr. John B. Farley of Pueb thank Father Clem. from his Newman office for the guage he can understand. of that organization. lo, state master of the Fourth The faculty also praise the past 10 years. Degree, Knights of Columbus, priest for his firm but pleasant You’d notice Father Clem if BILL SABATINO. football HE IS SERVING on the will be in Denver on Sunday, you met him. Sister Mary Con player for CU, likes the honesty insistence that students get on board of directors of the local May 23, to officiate at the an leth writes, but if you did not of the man; he’s not a preacher with their academic work. chapter of the National Multiple nual exemplification of the know him, you might not re reaching out from the pulpit but Sclerosis society and has been Fourth Degree to be held at member him for long. one whose main concern is to FATHER’S WORK is carried active as a worker on the Unit Malo hall. Dr. Farley has an- • help the student at CU to de on in spite of physical odds. He ed Fund and March of Dimes nounced that the closing date ' ti HE IS ONE of the Benedic velop into greatness, ready to has many activities going, par campaigns. for applications will be Satur tl help all, regardless of lace or ticularly the married student tine community at Holy Cross As an educator. Mr. Cooney day. May 15. The degree will SI creed, personally, academically Marycresf Celebration abbey, Canon City, groups in Newman and the has taught at Loretto Heights be followeil by a banquet to \ ft V spiritually “ a sort of fatherj smaller Christian Family Move Frail of body (he suffers Silver jubilarian Sister Rose (left) and golden Jubiliarian and Regis colleges. He received be held at the Denver Hilton y away from home.” ft from multiple sclerosis), his ment groups. Ho also brings Sister Leonilla celebrated the anivensaries of their Francis his bachelor’s degree from St. hotel, with supreme Court Tom Halvorsen says F a t h e r | Christ to the fraternitios by giv- spirit is wild and free. Regard can religious profession at Marycrest Con\ent on Good Shep .Ambrose’ college in Iowa and Justice Edward C. Day as the <> Clem is “ the oniy priest whoring them a new and deeper principal speaker. less of his illness, he has the herd Sunday. Sister Rose is principal of Guardian Angels’ his master’s degree from the can greet you after an early j direction. University of Denver. He has happy combination of wisdom school and Sister Leonilla worked for many years among and laughter that makes him .Mass by saying your wife’s hair I To borrow from G. K. Ches- also done graduate work in .si Sioux Indian children on the Rosebud reservation in South News Deadline! encouragingly old and eternally looks like a Japanese cherry | terton, Sister Mary Conleth con- guidance and couviseling at the tl tree in bloom — but you lookjcludes: Dakota. ft w young. University of Colorado. The deadline for news stories Oi like — well: ‘ ‘You go before us on all roads He was an active member of Others on the campus who and pictures to appear In the H have known him longer, attest Dave Reagan, old time friend-on bridges wide enough to the Colorado Council on High b Denver Catholic Register” Is to his greatness. of Father Clem, .says he is one j spread 2 Marycrest Jubilarians School - College Relations and w Jim Hoeschler, footballer, re of the best, not for all that he Between the learned and the served on the early committees Monday at 5 p.m. Items re ceived after lha' time will not calls how he came into contact ha.s said, but “ because he made dunce, during the formation of educa be pubiished until the following IT with Father Clem, two years me see myself in a lighter vein. ’ Between the living and the tional television in Denver. Hold Joint Celebration Gerald T. Cooney week. bi ago. Father promptly asked I can accomplish more, now'dead.” He currently is in the insur d\ ance brokerage business with him. and his troubles, out for a A golden and a silver jubila-r A N'.ATIVE OF Columbus, O , his offices at 1350 Western Fe malt at Manuel’s, “ provided I rian held a joint celebration of | Sister Leonilla attended St. Ma- tt deral Savings building at 17th 4* got a car.” the athlete says. the anniversaries of their reli-;ry’s school there before she en GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. PI and California streets. Mr. Coo This typical approach en gious profession at Marycrest itered the Franciscan novitiate “ Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” D' M deared the friendly and very convent, Denver. iat Stella Niagara, N.Y., in De- ney has appeared on the JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES out-going chaplain to the Sister M. Leonilla Buehler, j cember, 1910. She made profes- 1421 - 16th Street — CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 in students, who readily took a lik veteran mission sister on the'sion of vows in 1915. DENVER 2. COLORADO st ing to him. Rosebud Sioux reservation in' Besides 22 years as a mission Mother-Baby ai “ Besides having a bald head, South Dakota; and Sister Rose I sister at St. Francis’ mission. RE-ELECT J\ he is also a connoisseur of fine Held, principal of Guardian .An-iSt. Francis, South Dakota, Sis- Care Classes Set sii food and noted for his infamous gels’ school in Denver, renewed ter Leonilla worked among the Classes in mother-baby carej iti jokes.” Hoeschler says. their profession of vows in a children at St. Vincent’s orphan- for expectant and adoptive! w But he doesn’t go at his job Mass celebrated by the Rev.'age in Columbus, O.; and St. parents will be conducted at thei PALMER BURCH ar V* bald-headed, de.spite his hair Christian Bonnet, S.J., of Regis'Joseph’s hospital and St. Agnes’ Denver Red Cross on May 17. having thinned almost to a college. academy in Alliance. Neb. 19. and 21 and June 2 and 4. TO THE SCHOOL BOARD <• za glaze. (2-YEAR TERM) di T . . P - ... , v ... c- > " = T<^>'Cst! cr.ASSKS HTr,I. BK conduct- Student Pat Kinsella declares THE A Sign of Con- convent in IJenver since 1962. pj ip.ndncki.. ne that Father Clem can best be tradiction,” written by novice J. er; described in Christ’s words — A QUALIFIED - EXPERIENCED - DEDICATED Sister Anita to depict the para- SISTEIl HOSE was one of the | f^fplcr" tau!e™i1o‘ siee'ti\i^^^^^^^ i fisher of men. dox of fuifdlmcnt in the renun- fust two postulants to arrive at Nhjhl classes will be held in 4* In his office, at the matt shop, ciations demanded by the reli*. Marycrest convent in 1938 i j ...... VOTE EARLY TUESDAY, MAY 18 or In a fraternity house, the gious vows, was dramatized forjwhen the U.S. province was di-j‘ -^iondays and Wedne •• priest is always on the lookout i Sisters and guests by the Mary-jvided into three and a new novi days. June 14 and 16. 21 and and 28 from 7::i0-9:30 p.m. IK E WALTON. C h ilrm tn — fo El%cf Ptlm ^r Kurth to win new friends for the t crest novitiate. tiate was established in Denver. isl Fathers and grandparents also Church, anil has devoted much .Another highlight of the day Sister Hose made her religious 2. are encouraged to attend the time toward making the cam was a breakfast attended by profession in St. Elizabcth’.s CO course. pus a better place for all to Father Bonnet; the Rev. Mi church here in 1940. ini The class includes demonstr.’i- BUY THE ALL NEW MARLIN FASTBACK live, says Pat. chael Kerrigan of Guardian .An Kecipienl of an M..A. in the er lions of bathing and feeding the it Faculty and students respect gels’ parish; the jubilarians; vis ology from St. Bonavcnturc's pa now baby and his development him for being so much a part iting relatives of Sister Lconil- university in New York, Sister ed of the community he lives in, Mrs. Frank Kraus and Mr. Rose hud been stationed in St. up to one year. Al.so included “ Father CJement is a good will be a study of prenatal and Mrs. Leo Kraus and three Mary’s. O’Neill. Neb.; Holy Ro P e priest, a good Catholic, and a development, the mother’s children, all of Columbus, 0.; sary mission in Pine Ridge. S. F t good counselor, but most of all and the mother of Sister Rose, Dak.; and as principal at St. health and diet, the delivery and the layette. an he is a great Christian.” Mrs. Rose Held of Chambers, Agnes’ School in Scottsbluff, be $2,897.00 toi Neb. fore being assigned to Guardian THOSE W ISIIlN(i to register ye FATHER CHARLES F 0 R - Jubilee festivities were con Angels’ school the past Septem for the cla.ss should call the F.O.B. SYTH, O.S.B.. top man at the cluded with a hootenanny for ber. Denver Red Cross nursing .ser Price Includes: In •t fir Newman center, told Sister Sisters and relatives in the con vices. .399-0550. dividual reclining This summer she will study in seats, power front disc ar< Mary Conleth that in the last 10 vent library. England and in Rome, Italy. b ra ke s, 332 cubic Incb 01 years, hundreds of students, engine, heater and de cheery Chaplain to C.U. 6 \1< men and women, have found frosters, solex tinted rear BOOTS window, front seat belts, M i padded dash, dowgard, carpet Father Clem a “ man of God” in This cheerful grin has given an instant lift to the hcavy- RIeker, Ralchle, pn their lives. Knights Plan 'Las Vegas^ I. Chippewa, ing, power wipers, custom trim beurted, and reassured the bushfiil, for the past decade, as ivetta, Puma. and wheel covers, electric clock, Ro .Mhletic teams knew his wry they entered the Newman center office of the Rev. Clement Mobuet foam cushions, and many more Ro humor during their long travels, C lim bing, custom car features. Extra cost op Lafferty. O.S.B., on the University of Colorado campus. Fa Party Night for May 15 tions include, 287-or 327 engine, floor Til fraternity houses have felt the Hiking, FItId, hilt automatic or standard. ther Lafferty, a BenL^lictine from Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, cio incisive sting of his insights into Henry A. Vecchiarelli, Den-!staged to raise funds for the K i i i t t r , Football, It treats the malaise of the student body with the halm of wit, Soccar. LaCrossa. E t many of their self-generated ^ ver Council 539, Knights of Co- many charitable activities of VIC HEBERT RAMBLER his problems. and the more serious troubles with an unguent of wisdom dis lumbus, invites all Denver res- the Knights. T ra c k Shoes, * oz b Lo He gave them kindness when tilled throughout the years. In solving others’ troubles, he nev idents, members and non-mem- DENVER’S OLDEST DEALER Bill and Terry Mcllree, Long- an< It was needed, honesty when er refers to his own. Father Clement has multiple sclerosis, evening Of fun time favorites with Denver aud- Coloracio Shoe Co. Proleislonal Fitting Since 1913-— 3660 Downing honesty was difficult, under-; and this week was admitted to hospital in Denver for treat n 1 iences, will entertain throughout J. Han* Wlttman ins standing when confusion cloud-1 ment. of C. home. 1555 Grant street. the evening. Special prizes will Craftsman to the Trade Since 1921 A C . 2-4848 Open Friday Evening JtOJ E. Colltx IS5-199I for ed their Judgment, and help; A Las Vegas night will be be awarded throughout thc- we when help was asked. | evoning with a major prize at, stu F'ather Henry Lacerte.l Judga Will Address the end of the festivities. wll O.vS.B., newest addition to the Forty Plus of Denver Large parties and groups will fro campus clergy, says .succinctly: Denver Superior Court Judge receive special consideration. <• 2 t “ Father Clement makes a won Free parking facilities, with at WHERE IT'S ALREADY 1975 derful companion and fellow Charles E. Bennett will be the tendants on duty, are available Ll speaker at a meeting of Forty at the council home. It’s not that we’re unconcerned with the present. It's just that in order to stay ahead of *> (Cl In Papal Audience Plus of Denver at 7:30 p.m. your requirements for additional gas and electrical energy, some of our people have to think, talk and act a decade in the future. For them, Vatican City — Pope Paul re- i Thursday, ^ May 13. Jubilee Rifes 1 coived in audience Archbishop The meeting will be held in El Paso. Tex. — A five-day It’s already 1975 — at least! Here an electronic computer is b PT John P. Cody of New Orleans room 110 of the Colorado State celebration from May 19 to 23 substituted for the crystal ball and amazingly accurate pre £1 and Jacques Chaban-Delmas, Department of Employment, has been planned in the El Paso prognostications concerning how much natural gas and electricity wil president of the French Nation 251 E. 12th avenue. Judge Ben diocese to mark the 25th an you’ll be using 10 or 20 years from now determine our course 4t at al Assembly and mayor of Bor nett’s topic will be “ My Early niversary of the consecration of of action. It’s one more way in which we can assure you and your Inr deaux. Experiences on the Bench.” Bishop Sidney M. Metzger. The Bishop w’as consecrated April children of plenty of low-cost, dependable natural gas and 10, 1940, in San Antonio, but the electricity for your future comfort and well-being. celebration was delayed be cause April 10 fell during Lent. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO an /nvesfor-owned uf//ity Henry Vecchiarelli Bill Mcllree STROHMINGER oCic^uotd Electric Companq C»f:e!t Ceeirktl Stfvict •/m/S7J?lAL»C0HMaiaAl*/t£SJD£fmAL rurora < C anc 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 *Fn DENVER COLORADO 9508 East Colfax . ath sor ACCEPTS • E “ Oi K. of C. M em orial Moss ‘ wei Final arrangements have been completed for the celebra . and tion of a midnight Memorial Mass to be held in the Cathedral gu< CREDIT CARDS ‘ lius of the Immaculate Conception, Denver, on Saturday, May 29. SflCUS-LRUJLOR Jac ’The Mass in honor of Our Lady of Sorrows will be celebrated 1 5 4 - 3 LARIMER ST. - 8 3 0 1 7 t h ST. coa for all deceased members of the Knights of Columbus, their Mil families, and all members of the Armed Forces who gave par their lives for their country. ENGRAVED S The committee members are (from left to right, standing) 126 Fred Alt, Lynn Mason, and Ray Stark; and seated, past navi for gators William Nelson and Henry Vecchiarelli, cochairmen of PLASTIC PH. 366-7482 UPS the event. SIGNS & DESK PLATES Sco The Rev. Edward C. Day. friar of the John II. Rcddin isei "'Parking in the Rear** T General Assembly, Fourth Degree, K . of C., will be the cele- brant of the Mass May 29. BftOMZ'E TABL"ETS Open 8:00 a.m. till Midnight. Thursdoy, Moy 13, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 15 Theresians Hear Talk on Vocations (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) vent of the Sisters of St. Joseph electio:. of four directors to the The High School Theresians of Carondolet next fall. Her board for the coming year, an of St. Louis’ parish, at their brother. Carl, is studying for interesting program has been meeting May 9, heard the Rev the priesthood at St. Thomas’ arranged. Ramon Lopez, C.R., from St seminary in Denver. THE ALTAR BOYS and the •Andrew Avellino’s seminary Recently the Rev. Blase Bon- baseball letter winners will be Itt tte PoittekiLs.. talk on vocations. pane of the Maryknoll Fathers guests of the Men’s club at a Preceding the meeting the spoke on communism to the dinner and baseball game at Theresians welcomed 17 new Bears stadium Thursday, May Given Scholarship l sored by the Boy Scouts will be [Sunday, May 23, from 4 to 6 seventh and eighth grade pupils members. of St. Ivouis’ school. 27. The boys will meet in the ist, James’ Parish, Denver) ! ■’'W ™ Sunday, May 16, after! p.m. KAREN VAN LANDINGH.AM The Sacrament of Confirma parking lot at the old school be Tom Wolf, a member of St I®'' -"“ “s's- Parishioners arei The Altar and Rosary society of this parish will enter the con- tion will be administered in St. fore 6 p.m. Transportation will t James' parish and a g ra d u a te ! ''"luested to bring 'heir papers will meet Thursday, May 13, at Louis’ church on Friday. May be furnished. ' of Machebeuf high school, re-|*“ school park i7:15 p.m. in the parish hall, 14, at 7:30 p.m. Anyone in the The 5 p.m. Sunday Mass will ceived an Exchange Student '"*=''>»'■ decorator from May Crowning be discontinued Sunday, June 6. scholarship to the University of McFadden, s e v e n t h the Denver Dry Goods wUl pre- parish who has not been con Held at Roggen firmed, adult or younger per The Sunday Morning .Mass Gottingen, Germany grade student at St, Francis’ , j sent an interesting program. schedule will remain the same. The son of M r and Mrs Wil-1 «• ' cn the Eagle Scout j The children in the Confrater- (.Sacred Heart Parish, son. is asked to attend the first Roggen) instruction meeting Monday, liam E. Wolf, 1935 oneida * P’™ nity of Christian Doctrine clas ses will receive First Commu The crowning of the statue of May 10. at 8 p.m. Practice for St. Vincent street, Tom is a sophomore P ’ Abraham Confirmation will be held in the Colorado college, Colorado, high school. nion Sunday, May 16, at the 8 the Blessed Virgin took place in a.m. Mass. Those who do not sacred Heart church, Roggen, church on Thursday, May 13, at de Paul's Parish Springs, to which he was 7 p.m. Spaghetti Dinner have a child in the First Com preceding the Mass on May 9. awarded a four-year scholar The annual meeting of the ship. (Cure d’Ars Parish, Denver) munion class arc asked to at Barbara Dyess placed the tend one of the other Masses. Men’s club will be held Wednes Preisser's Superette The parish Altar and Rosary The Cure d’Ars parish annual crown. Her attendents were spaghetti dinner will he held Catherine Klausner and Patri day. May 26, in the parish cen Fancy Meats And Groceries society will meet Friday, May Inslallalion Tea ter cafeteria. Dinner will be at 14. In Walsh hali. Luncheon at Sunday, May 23, from noon to cia Sigg. Following the Mass, 6:30 p.m. Th(* cost for adultv (St. Vincent dc Paul’s Parish, 7 p.m., with a social hour at 12:30 p.m. wiil be foiiowod by a, the Knight of Columbus honored 777-4447 will be $1. children, 75 cents and Denver) Aid Medical Missions 6:30 p.m. The price of the din short business meeting. nine eighth graders by inviting 3331 E. Ohio Ave. (S. Univ. and Ohio) familio.s, $5. An installation tea for the ner will be $2. In addition to A program of musical selec-j For the past 40 yjars Mrs. Mamie Rhoades, left, has plied [them to have breakfast at their Sunday, May 16, at 4 p.m. new officers of St. Vincent de tions and speech demonstra her needles to help Denver orphanages and others in need. She ^ traditional Mothers' Day break- Knights of the Altar awards will Paul’s PTA will be held Friday, tions will be staged by the' is president of St. Philomena’s parish group of 23 women who I fast. CURE d'ARS PARISH' be given to altar boys. The Hev. May 21, at 1:30 p.m. in the .New officers, Mary Ann Bu- E. 33ND & DAHLIA ST. school children. The meeting , , . school cafeteria. prepare up to 100 pounds of bandages, hospital gowns, and Koonlx, Notre Dame Icholz, treasurer, and Helen Sau- will be the last of the school,'* ^ dressings that are sent to the coast for distribution o\crseas SUNDAY MASSES parish, will be the guest The new president is Mrs. I ter, secretary, were honored at year. Thomas 0 ’I..eary; vice pres by Catholic Medical missions. With her (above) at a monthly 6 00 - 7:30 — 9:00 — 10:30 — and 12 Noon speaker. | installation ceremonies during No Evening Mass During the past week all tiie ident, Mrs. Robert Lowrey; sec meeting of the unit is Mrs. Mae C. Miles. The mission aid the Altar and Rosary society May Precession | CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 school children participated in retary, Mrs. James Meehan; project was originally headed by the late Mrs. Keller, who meeting, .April 27. ^ (Assumption Parish, Welby) ; treasurer, Mrs. James Kotten- the May crowning ceremonies. began the work In 1928 and who was succeeded by .Mrs. ' .Auxiliary Bishop David M. 3050 Dahlia St. 322 1119 Vicki Fagan will crown the! stette; historian, Mrs. Howard Debbie Oehler crowned the Rhoades. |.Maloney will confirm a class of . statue of the Blessed Virgin in Pepper; auditor, Mrs. James, statue of the Blessed Virgin, • 60 children and four young the annual M ay procession to Higgins; and ways and means j with Mar>' .\nn Cessing and j adults at 7:30 p.m. May 11. i Please Patronize be held at 3 p,m. Sunday, M ay'NNancy a„cy” McCloskeyMcCloskcy aVas attend-attend chairman, Mrs. Donald Sebesla.j DUCKWALL’S 19, m Assumption church. Wei- 3 Depperschmidt Your REGISTER ants. Dianna Depperschmidt Blessed Sacrament Unit Denver's Newest carried the crown. Children NE X T SUNDAY, May 16, hc- I Advertisers and Suburban Variety Store will participate. third fore and after all the Ma,sses| Mention ST. PHIIOMENA'S DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER A reception of new members, graces marched in the proces- there will be registration for all! To Honor Young Mothers THE REGISTER Tnto the Holy Name society wilIjgjQj^ n^w students planning to attend i PARISH 13rd B Oonila 332-9033 be held at 2:30 p.m. the samel during the past week the St. Vincent’s school next year.' (Blessed Sacrament Parish assistant senior patrol leader, day- * , ^ « ! eighth grade students held their Parents are asked to bring Bap- Denver) and Toni has been patrol leader The sacrament of Conflrma-; carnival. Proceeds will tismal certificates for children Members of St. Thomas Aqui of Troop 145 during this past tion will be administered in the ^jg South American mi.s- not baptized at St. Vincent’s. nas Circle, a group of young winter. Betty & Bob's Beauty & Berber Shop TOLVE UQUORS parish at 7:30 p.m, Monday, gj^j^g «phe new church organ will be mothers, will be honored guests This brings the total of Eagle May A Corporate Communion and ble.ssed Sunday, May 16. at 3 at the Blessed Sacrament Altar Specializing in Dahlio Shopping Center — 3360 Dohlia . I Scouts in Blessed Sacrament to All women in the parish are! ^j-gakfast for the Knights of Co- p.m. Robert Cavarra, formerly and Rosary society meeting on Permanent Wav Free Delivery — EA. 2-5977 77 since the scouting program ing and Latest in invited to attend a cedar t^hestjjyjjjjjyg ^hg pgr- of this parish, will give a reel- Friday, May 14, in the school Hair Shaping MCK FLORA JANICE NICKEY n shower sponsored by the .Altar^jgj, Sunday, May 16. The m en; tal. cafeteria, following the recita- was organized in the parish in 1936. . 12lh Ave EA. 24723 NANCY JIM JERRY MARY • and Rosary society at 8 pm .; attend the 7:30 a.m. Mass. ' The Parents Bus associationi tion of the Rosary in the church June 7 in the school gymna-^ [w ill meet Thursday, May 13. at at 1:15 p.m. slum. Admission will be one Alumni Day jg o’ clock in the cafeteria. Elec-j This is in recognition of their item for the cedar chest. There (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, tion of officers will be held. 100 per cent cooperation in the will be prizes, refreshments, Denver) .Archdiocesan Migrant Worker and entertainment. The annual “ Back to School” Lee Elected food collection sponsored by the Grand prize of the annual ba day for the alumni of St. R ose! (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) society in -April PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE ' zaar and spaghetti dinner sche of Lima’s school will be held! John Lee was elected pre.s- The meeting will also be the CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE duled July 30-.Aug. I will be a ident of the Notre Dame parish i reports for the new Chevrolet pickup truck Holv Name society at a meeting year, and the election of new of equipped with a 10-foot camper. ficers. jMay 6. CHRIST THE KING — B ST. JOHN'S — ST. VINCENT DE PAUL $1,650 Raised .Also elected at the meeting THE SIXTH, seventh, and eighth grade .May crowning is (St. Joseph’s (Redemptorist) were I.eonard Kopeck, vice scheduled on Sunday. May 16. WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR LESS MONEY THAN A N Y Parish, Denver) president; Frank Marsaglia, secretary; Bob Pritchard, treas at 4 p.m. in the outdoor grotto OTHER STORE IN OUR AREA. CHECK OUR LOW, LOW PRICES The St. Joseph (Redemptor urer; and Fred Bureau, mar of Our Lady of Fatima ist) parish spring carnival May Aim DRUG shall. Linda Walsh will be May 2. raised $1,650 to defray the 600 S. HOLLY 800 CLERMONT Childron in the parish will re queen, with Patricia Grebenc cost of the new remedial-read ceive First ('ommunion in two and Mary Ellen Wobido as at 6ber CENTER PH. 377-8886 PH. 399-2161 ing devices in.stallcd in the j groups, on May 15 and .May 29. tendants. grade school. Visitors from all (Children in the first group and On May 11, the Parvuli Dei parts of the archdiocese attend ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD j their parents will have a prac- award was presented to 13 Cub ALL SAINTS ed the carnival. I tice session at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Scouts, and the Marian Medal President of the Catholic I May It. Confessions for the to nine Girl Scouts in Blessed Parent Teacher league. Mrs. CHERRELYN “BUD” I parents will be heard following Sacrament church. STEPHENS Frank Gold, will install the high DRUG STORE j the practice. The new recipients of the Rx and grade school PTA officers In Sickneit and in Health ; Ronald Kelemen, an atlar boy Parvuli Dei .Award are James tonight, May 13, for the coming Phone 789-2561 LINCOLN DRUG I in Notre Dame parish, placed Algeo. Michael Byrne. George year. BROADWAY at QUINCY Prescripffion j first in the junior division of the Cooper, Robert Crouch, Greg EN G LEW O O D Officers, high school named Robert Cavarra SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, [ 1965 Writing .Awards program DeWit, Timothy Duggan. Tho FREE PARKING first, and grade school second, R x sponsored by Scholastic maga mas Ktlfoyle, Robert Lankenau. ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES are: Presidents, Ethel Sandos W I zines with a story entitled “ The Michael Poth, Stanley Pytell. CATHEDRAL (IIS), Betty Hernon (GS); first Organ Recital 922-1161 Decision.” He is the son of Mr. Steven Schoenecker, David Ven • Free Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps vice president. Betty Kelly, and Mrs. William J. Keleman, ters and .Matthew Winston. Mary Rodriguez; second vice At St. Vincent FRIENDLY 1460 S. Wolcott way. Those who earned the Marian 2345 So. Federal 935-4661 president, Vincent Tally, Julia Church May 16 medal are Joan Barnwell, DRUG & PHARMACY| Rjoybal; third vice president. Dianne Doherty, .Micheline Hon PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED YOUR CATHOLIC DRUGGIST DAN CAULFIELD 5660 W. ALAMEDA Rosemarie Pike, Yvonne Von .An organ recital will be I Critic Cites Students or. Christine Henry. Jean Lin FOR AND DELIVERED Tilius; secretary, Vivian Aten- played by Robert N. Cavarra. 1 ton. Any Nolop, Cyndy Pens, TRAPPI5T CANDIES cio, Mary Ponce; treasurer, organist, at St. Vincent de Paul 7 F L A V O R S — .3?< B A G In Boulder Musical Patrice Sevier, and Mary Swee C o lfax a t Downing 222-U75 Ethel Eastland, Stella Valdez; church, Denver, on Sunday, The students at Mt. St. Ger ney. historian (grade school) Maxine .May 16. at 3 p.m. Preceding the trude academy, Boulder, pre TWO NEW EAGLE Scouts, HOLY CROSS. THORNTON 477-0349 433-9904 | Lovatto; auditor, A1 Clark (IIS) concert the church’s new three sented their spring musical, Robert Barnwell and Toni No BUSY CORNER and Peter Candelaria (GS). manual Rodgers organ will be Gldget Goes Hawaiian, recently lop, will be created in Troop 14.5 ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY Registration of children enter blessed. and won a favorable nod from Monday. May 17. Robert was CITY VIEW DRUG STORE ing grade one at St. Joseph’s Cavarra, instructor of organ writer Carolyn Bower in the Professional Pharmacists for the coming school year, as Professional Pharmacy nd theory at Colorado State Boulder Daily Camera. Installation Slated L PHARMACIST... W. 38th Ave. & Federal Blvd. well as registration of all new university, has studied with Fh. 287-5.535 “ .Although songs by smaller Denver, Colo. students for the grade school, Alex Wyton, Arden Whitacre, groups had less impact than the (St. Augustine's Parish, 8/96 N. Corona R" will take place Sunday. May 16, Everett J. Hilty, and David Brighton) Thornton 39, Colo. chorus numbers," wrote Miss See Bob Robles from 10:30 to 11 a.m. and from Pew. He has served as organist Bower, “ the entire program had Installation of officers W’ill ST. DOMINIC 2 to 3 p.m. and choirmaster at St. Thomas’ a liveliness and a professional highlight the meeting of the A1 seminary. Denver, and at the ism which have been noticeably tar and Rosary society of St. HOLY FAMILY Luncheon Slated Pontifical North American col lacking in performances by re Augustine’s parish. Brighton, (Christ the King Parish, Den lege in Rome. Italy. portedly more professional Thursday evening, May 13. BERKELEY PHAF?,M ACY ver) This summer he will play a groups.” The reviewer thought The meeting, to be held at the PHARMACY The annual Christ the King series of Fecitals in the midwest the production a “ good high Terrace, will begin with a buf fet supper. “PRESCRIPTIONS” PTA luncheon honoring past and New England areas. He is school play” and cited the 3120 W. 29th Ave. also scheduled to appear as academy students for present MONEY ORDERS 20< presidents and current officers PAY UTILITY BILLS HERE 455-5191 guest performer at the Southern ing a “ better than average' will be held Thursday, May 13, 4400 Tennvson St. New England regional conven production. Your family’s health at 12:30 p.m. in Cherry Creek Your Parish F R E E D E L . 455-2231 Inn. tion of the .American Guild of Barbara Barton, Patty Ear- Mmes. James Burch and Wil Organists and at the U.S. .Air ley. Dan Mahoney, and John MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD liam Carpenter are chairman Force .Academy, Colorado Hartnagle were singled out for Service Station SELL 4 LESS and co-chairman of the affair. Springs. their performances. comes first with us Mrs. Kenneth Carter, pre.sident REXALL fiexalt That’s why we compound prescriptions with of the PTA, will be the toast- Prescription Druggists mistress. only the finest drugs, as the doctor recom DRUG STORE First in Prescriptions 794-1244 ' The Rev. Donald A. McMa Fast Free Delivery mends, and carry quality products for all your hon, pastor, the Rev. Martin 2300 W. Main Littleton, Colo. | 2238 So. Colorado Blvd. -■-i ' McNulty, and the Rev. August needs. Phone 757-7677 fV^.W idm er will be guests. $T. PETER & PAULS School registration for all We work with your doctor 'newcomers to Christ the King OUR LADY OF FATIMA school and for all first graders ST. JO H N S to preserve your health. COLUMBINE will be Sunday, May 16, in the .school from 2 to 4 p.m. ten's Pharmacy PHARMACY "Howdy" L. C. FEHR, Prop. "We Work With Your Doefoi"' Member of St. Vincent do Paul's Awards Dinner P arish PHARMACIST 7741 W. 44th AVE. 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Washington street, Denver, at 8:15 p.m. GREEN APPLEWOOD PHARMACY £ a Jw i Sl. ppuvtm aof. 126 won an Award of Distinction Shown above left to right, standing, are Nancy Steers, Mary MEADOWS • FREE DELIVERY • GOLD BOND STAMPS for a display of the personal fit Alice Robinson. Mary Beth Floyd, and Marti Bueche; sitting, CONOCO PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS ness merit badge, at tlic Boy 2098 Youngfield Shari Strong and David Zarlengo. The play is under the direc C O M P L E T E "Ask Your Doctor to Call Us" Scout exhibition In the Col AUTOMOTIVE Your Catholic Druggist tion of Paul Horan. Tickets, at $1.50, can be purchased from S E R V IC E Don Caulflald Phone FL. 5-8342 33rd at Hudson Denver, Colorado iseum. 11TS So. SlM Hdon rtS-HTO The final paper drive spon Marycrest students or at the door. Page 16 The Denver Cafholic Register Thursday, May 13, 1965 ■s V A Happy Greeting Gifts Out of Ghana A group of delegates to the Denver Archdiocesan Council relief section of the National Council of Catholic Women; left hotel. I.,eft to right are DACCW vice pres Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver, to right are Mmes. Fred Starbuck. E. Roy Grant, C. W. Ran- ident Mrs. Herbert I.iebman, Archbishop of Catholic Women convention May 10 and 11, examine with /;uest of honor at the Denver Archdiocesan keen interest the table linen and carved table implements dell, Frank Gold, and James Cudmore. Vehr, and Miss Margaret Mealey, executive Council of Catholic Women convention smil- made by African youngsters, who are helped by the foreign Infily acknowledites the srootinK of some 500 secretary to the National Council of Catholic delegates at the luncheon held Tuesday in the Women, a principai speaker at the conven Silver (flade room of the city’s Cosmopolitan tion. ACCW Convention Highlights Catholic Women's Role in Today's World Catholic women learned much about their EARLIER, at the opening Mass of the con place in the world, and the tasks facing them, vention, the Very Rev. Monsignor (Col.) Rosa at the convention held on Monday and Tuesday, rio L. U. Montcalm, chaplain of the Air Force May 10 and 11. academy in Colorado Springs, said that “ the More than 1,000 persons registered for the field of the lay apostolate is everywhere about two days of the Denver Archdiocesan Council us.” of Catholic Women annual convention held in It does not consist, he declared, in merely the Brown Palace and Cosmopolitan hotels. taking part in Catholic “ activities,” but living In an address for which she received a a life of good example and precept. standing ovation, Australian Elizabeth Reid of “ We are Catholics at every moment of every the Grail told what she had seen of the world's day, and no matter what we are doing, we have present crisis while working among the poor to give constant example of our Catholic teach and needy in five continents. ing and way of life. If we do this, then others will follow. IN THE CHINESE language, she said, there On the convention’s second day, Margaret . . were two pictographs for the word “ crisis,” Mealey, executive secretary to the National One of the signs meant “ danger” and the Council of Catholic Women spoke in concrete other “ opportunity.” terms of woman’s role in the Church’s renewal. Miss Reid emphasized that the crisis of our To explain how the challenges presented to times was not one of death but rather of woman's Christian mission by the fabric of the growth. world today can be met, she cited the happen The greater the world's danger, and it is ings of the past two years. very great, .she said, the greater the opportuni ty for Christians. F A (’ED WITH ISSUES such as the status of ACCW (Denver) Dollar women, race relations, federal aid to schools, .Margaret Mraloy. executive secretary to the National Council of Catholic It is precisely because the Christian is health and welfare, poverty, inter-American Crisis . . . Danger or Opportunity Women, a main speaker at the Denver archdlocesan Catholic Women’s meet, placed at the heart of history, in the eye of the and international relations, the NCCW, repre F. Cronin, S.S., assistant director, department receives a memento of her visit, the traditional Denver Dollar, from the Rt. Rev. storm, that the renewal — the Council in Rome senting all its membership affiliates throughout of social action, National Catholic Welfare con Monsignor William J. Monahan, pastor of Holy Ghost parish, Denver, after ad is now taking place in the Church. the nation, has taken courageous steps, she re ference, stressed personal involvement in the dressing the annual convention last Tuesday, May 11. “ It is a renewal in which there are elements ported. new world that is in the making. of danger, but exciting, stimulating new possibil- “ Today in this country there is a glorious ties of opportunity," she said. It has renewed its own structure in part, Miss Mealey pointed out, to make its work opportunity for us to give of ourselves, our In former days there was less need for the more effective. time, our experience, our dedication." he said, people to think for themselves of what and why It has held institutes attended by more than referring specifically to the war on poverty, they believed, less per.sonoi responsibility for the paradox of being the richest nation in the one's decisions of conscience. Miss Reid conti 800 leaders at six NCCW discussion and study centers. world, and yet having more than one fifth of nued. our citizens living in poverty. “ We abound in Woman’s role, primarily that of the family, “ We lived, a small flock, safe in the barque food, yet many among us are hungry. We build is maintained, but she also is catapulted into of Peter, insured against the storms that rock magnificent office and apartment buildings, the social and politicial spheres around her, the the little rafts of the rest of mankind.” and often look out the windows upon city speaker said. slums.” “ She realizes that if progress is to be made “ BUT NOW the spirit of God that brooded “ The challtenge we face is to give opportu in resolving the great conflicts that confront over the oceans at Creation, is diffused to the nity to every American so that poverty can be mankind, she, as an individual Christian wo whole of mankind which has been redeemed by erased from our midst,” he said. man, must become personally involved. She Christ, A keener awareness has come about, of He lauded the present plans being put into the need for diversity of expres.sion within the must be the leaven of truth and light in every human problem and situation. effect to train the poor and the uneducated into unity of faith. new learning, and now skills. “ She manifests not only man's human “ The Church is growing in inward depth, “ We need intensive pre-school training for values here on earth, but also — and even and outward stretch, and so meeting God in the children from deprived homes," Father Cronin more so — his eternal value in Heaven.” Miss deepest depths of man, and in the most distant said. “ We need to give parents of such children Mealey said. designs of his genius,” the speaker said. lessons in homemaking and home economics. Her own personality and vocation must “ Above all, we need to give the feeling that She explained how in the social, political come first, she continued, but Catholic woman and economic fields, the dynamic meeting “ We someone cares, that there is hope, that the vi today is reaching new areas of personal forma cious circle of poverty can be broken.” *— Church — World" is the essence of the lay tion. striving to perfect herself through the li apostolate. turgy and sacraments. HE OUTLINED the many ways in which In the world we face, not a static or ideal “ It is an exciting time to be alive! It is a women and young people could assist, by ex one. the Christian must realize, in spite of un rewarding time to be a woman! It is a propi A Conference Trio ample and inspiration, to make a better Ameri worthy fears, that this is the only world,” the tious time to do our job w ell!" she concluded. only stage of tears, and hope, and victory of ca. not riddled by fears or torn by hatreds, but Two delegates from out of town, and one to right are Mrs. Guido Rossi, Yampa, Mrs. Denverite preview the convention program at Thomas Pease, of Cowdrey, and Mrs. Donald Christ which we Christians bear to the world,” SPE.VKING THE SAME day. at the lunch- a true community of compassion and brotherly the Denver Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Epperson, of Loyola parish Denver. she said. eon meeting of the convention, the Rev. John love. Women convention in Denver May 10-11. Left The Rev. John F. Cronin, ‘Presidential’ Conference S.S.. assistant director of the department of social action. At the luncheon meeting of the Denver Arch ald explains a point in the program to the Rt. Community Delegates dlocesan Council of Catholic Women con National Catholic Welfare Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, Vicar Gener Volunteer workers In the office of Women in Commnnity Denver director. Miss Ann l.aughlln right With her left to vention, in the Brown Palace hotel Monday, Conference, provides some al of the Archdiocese of Denver. cogent suggestions for renew Service (WICS). which screens girls for Job opportunities in right, ore Mmes. Samuel Harris Velma Moore w m r-,.. May 10, council president Mrs. Paul Fitzger al through unity. .athe------war on poverty,... attend.....a .a.the DACCW ------convention witha .a their .,. manager.