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IRN CM :a £R. C O LO F ederal rds California ace in my Aid Gets thing suit When so !8» or un- il No one suits, ed by con- able to go Big Jolt lodesty. ne extent 3 an eter- Washington, D.C. — Participation by Church-related ernal pro- schools and other institutions in federal aid programs ty, wUch received a jolt from the Senate Judiciary committee lore noble when it approved a bill that authorizes taxpayer suits 1 its dom- against the practices. |(^fxxi/ujpfia I 3 prevent Theodore EHenbogen, assistant general counsel of the y to pur- Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, told the Constitutional Rights subcommittee last March 8 that Armchair Athlete isty from enactment of the bill would "undo a substantial part of adards of "I have played. I believe, what has been accomplished; it would impair for many just about every apectator *educible. years to come the full operation of these programs to sport invented. As the years il nature meet urgent needs of the nation.” go by, I get better and better. can the Ellenbogen noted that inclusion of Church-related "One secret of my success is institutions in federal education, health, and welfare that I keep in perfect condi- programs was a deliberate choice of Congress. ion. sort of soft and pudgy. "Perfect for watching TV THE JUDICIAL review bill approved by the Senate sports. I can open a can of committee would permit individual taxpayers to file suit beer and pick up a pretzel without taking my eyes off the 7 Like You, Too' in federal courts against federal aid to Church-related set. School is outs and Anne Cecile Leonard (center) nity projects. They are part of more than 830 schools, hospitals, poverty programs, and other institu "You’ve either got it or you o f Abbeville, La., makes friends with one of the CIASP members from 129 colleges and universi tions and agencies. haven’t got it!” pupils who attended the special English classes ties in the United States and Canada that are The bill approved by the committee perni’ts payments — Tom Tierney that a given by members of the Conference on Inter- involved in some 83 similar projects in 14 Mexi to continue during litigation. Programs could be halted only by an order of a federal court hearing a case, ac » o f the American Student Projects (ClASP). Miss Leonard can states. CIASP, a four-year-old student move A clergyman at a small ul did and seven other students from Spring Hill college. ment, coordinates participation in such projects cording to Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D-N. Car.', whose Consti church prayed for the Lord Mobile, Ala., are working in Tlaxcala, Mexico, this and has its U.S. secretariat at World Campus tutional Rights subcommittee conducted hearings on the to keep him humble and sndition summer, teaching English in the local primary Desk, Maryknoll, N.Y. bill in March. poor. One of the deacons noranco and secondary schools and doing other commu (Turn to Page 2) turned to his neighbor and are not said, "If the Lord will keep him humble, we will do the but see rest.” 1 which ' r Safety Tip: 'To drive a nail- nishes. without smashing your thumb, unporal either hold the hammer with denucr ^ catholic Laity^s. both hands or get your wife to md the hold the nail.” ie God Vietnam...... issue is . . .role grows on school boards These Africans have fun lent in- ii weighed in a pas ny names for places," said have a toral that appears i n t h e United the man from Albuquerque. tn that States. Story on "Tanganyika and Mozambi >d’s re this week on Page que, for instance." in and 8. P age 3. "They sure do." agreed COLORADO'S LARGEST WEEKLY in the the Easterner, whose home was in Nyack, a city located g tom between Poughkeepsie and Thursday, July 28, 1966 VOL. LX No. 51 Schenectady. John F. Kelly: "What’s the change you want made in it is your will?" Bring Vietnam Miserable mechanic: 'Tm ipy a Liturgy Institute " I ! leaving everything to my r the wife, but only if she marries again within a year. Then itual- To Peace Table To Feature Four rU know somebody will be 3 that sorry 1 died.” isions ) and You should hunt for good Pope^s Concern Qualified Speakers points in the other fellow; he tie to has to do the same for you. By Michael Wilson discourse at his summer account reports from the iched residence, Castelgandolfo, Apostolic Delegate in "T h e Church and the other speakers addressed love o f Christ which sets ('Register* Rome ('orrespondentl The man who is bald in stant Vatican City — The before a general audience Washington, Archbishop World” will be discussed by the institute last summer. them on fire. front is said to be a think i go Vatican, spurred by Pope from 15 nations. Egidio Vagnozzi, that the four major speakers quali In discussing the theme "With this aim in mind,” er; the man who is bald on 7 we Paul’s fear o f intensified "One special fact that United States would react fied in the liturgy and of the institue, Father La explained Father Lacerte. top is said to be a lover; warfare in Vietnam, is seems to merit on our part harshly. Biblical studies at the Bib certe pointed out "the "We. the Benedictines of the man who is bald all the a special interest, because lical-Liturgical institute Church’s function in the Holy Cross abbey, have way thinks he is a lover! working ceaselessly behind - Vince Dw->er the scenes to bring the of the very grave conse G o ld b e r g h a d a 45- scheduled at Holy Cross world as visible sign and chosen as our theme for world powers concerned to quences that can derive minute audience with A bbey, Canon City, Aug. agent of the grace of this year's institute, "The "Junior is so badly behaved the table of peace negotia from it, is that of the the Pope early this 14-19. Christ must be explored to Church and the World.’ we ought to buy him a bicycle tone To appear at the six-day tions. American prisoners in month, and told news its depths so that its na "We will explore, in com for his birth(lay.” said Dr. icri- \\ institute, which will be at Publicly the Pope, de North Vietnam,” he said. men later he came here Rev. B. Haering ture as community, as munity discussion and liv- Clarke. tended by members of the parting from his own rule, "Only because of an im to advise the Vatican of brotherhood, will be more ing, our nature as a "Do you think that'll im laity, priests, nuns, and prove his behavior?” asked appealed to Hanoi to drop partial love of peace and the precise scope of re evident to the world. Church and our commit n it brothers, are the Rev. John Doris. its announced plan of because of a desire to save cent bombing of petro ’’The role of the m ent to the World," he the L. McKenzie, S.J., biblical "No, but it will spread his trying U.S. bomber pilots humanity from even more leum facilities in Hanoi Father Church in the evolving said. scholar and author: the orneriness over a wider area.” as war criminals. serious calamities, we feel and Haiphong. history o f mankind must INFORMATION on the ned Rev. Bonifaas Luykx, O. Vatican peace efforts in- obliged to address to those become one of witness institute can be obtained reli- Praem., a consultor of the When you’ve killed the , eluded vigorous efforts by rulers of that nation a The Pope alluded to and service," he said. from: Director, Biblical-Li tix^ Haering Pontifical Liturgical Com sense of humor of a nation, Apostolic Delegates and heartfelt and respectful Goldberg’s visit in his "C h u rch members must turgical Institute, Holy the m ission; Dr. Thomas A. you’ve killed the nation. Bishops in all countries prayer so that they would statement at Castelgandol meet their responsibil Cross Abbey, Canon City, Red Skelton isa- grant those prisoners the fo. Francoeur, Canadian pro ities with the compelling Colo. nal even remotely concerned in fessor and lecturer and an the war to bring pressure safety and the treatment "Recently we have re Coming The revolt against vows has provided for by interna ceived from one party to authority on the psycholo been carried in our day even for an end to fighting. A noted Catholic moral gy o f religious education; tional norms. . .” the hostilities in Vietnam to the extent of a revolt theologian, the Rev. Ber and the Rev. Charles E. against the typical vow of 1 1 Other developments assurances of good will and nard Haering, C.SS.R., will THE APPEAL followed a sincere pledge to put an Curran, professor of moral Session Set marriage. . . .The opponents f ■ here included a personal conduct an institute for theology at the Catholic appear to imagine that the be appeal to the Pontiff by by two days a statement end to the ruin that has religious at Loretto ideal of constancy was a joke 4 1 by Arthur Goldberg, U.S. befallen a people already University of America, it L Nhat Hanh, a high-rank- Heights college, Denver, Washington, D.C. By Foresters mysteriously imposed on man ed 1 ing Buddhist monk, for Ambassador to the United so tried by continuous and Aug. 12-15. kind by the devil, instead of Nations, that "disastrous harsh sufferings,” he said. The 90,00 0-me m ber saw’ the need as the result k . Papal intervention for The institute will include DIRECTOR of the 1966 being as it is a yoke consist consequences would follow’ "We would wish that an Women’s Catholic Order of of their work among the ently imposed by the lovers on on ji, peace — coupled with five talks on "Authority institute is the Rev. Henry ve the trial of the prisoners. equal pledge of good will Foresters will celebrate its sick and poor. It first was themselves. . .Modern sages * ' ■ his su gg estion that the and Initiative.” "Liberty,” Lacerte, O.S.B., Prior of le Pope visit leaders of It also apparently took into be shown by all.” "Obedience and Maturity,” 75th anniversary at the established at a diocesan offer to the lover with an ill- • 1 Holy Cross abbey. He quadrennial convention of level in 1917. favored grin the largest liber be K , both sides in Vietnam. "Poverty and Problems of pointed out that the insti re Institutional Possessions,” the fraternal benefit life in The organization is a ties and the fullest irresponsi tute will open Sunday eve surance society in Denver charter member of the Na bility; but they do not respect es 1 The Pope’s public state- and "Activity and Prayer ning, Aug. 14. and close Aug. 7-12. tional Council of Catholic him as the old Church re >e II ment opened his weekly Life.’’ Each talk will be Friday afternoon, Aug. 19. Convention sessions will Women and a member of spected him; they do not write followed by discussion R e g istra tio n fee is S5. the National Fraternal his oath upon the heavens as group meetings and ques be conducted at the Denver IS Tuition, board, and room is the record of his highest mo * 1 tions and answers, after Hilton hotel. Business ses Congress and the Catholic of $50. Special rates are sions will include election Press Association. ment. They give him every which will be open forums G irls C a m p I Beatification Prayer available for persons at of executive officers and Archbishop John P. Cody liberty except the liberty to with Father Haering. tending only part of the sell his liberty, which is the Father Haering is well the board of directors. of Chicago is national only one that he wants. program. Last year there Highlight of the five-day chaplain. O p en H o u se known for his magnum - G .K .C . was a capacity enrollment convention will be a ban For Pope John opus on moral theology. V An open house for the of more than 300 persons. quet at which Father WCOF courts perform The Law of Christ. He W public will be held at Our This will be the first ap Francis J. Matthews, exec p wide variety of chari f has been teaching in the utive secretary of the Na table and humanitarian Lady of the Rockies’ girls' Vatican City — The dean of the Col United States at Brown pearance at the institute V W .V camp. Evergreen, on Sun lege of Cardinals has composed a special for Father McKenzie. The tional Catholic American services throughout the university this year. Sub Television and Radio country, and the organi Semma/tq day, July 31. The camp is prayer for the beatification of Pope John jects scheduled for institute conducted by Court St. Apostolate -(CARTA), will zation makes substantial XXIII. discussion are pertinent to deliver the principal ad Rita, Catholic Daughters of The text of the prayer of Cardinal Eu religious women at this (Turn to Page 2) America. dress. gene Tisserant published July 19, reads time. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mass will be offered at 5 as follows: The guest speaker is a p.m. in the newly built Walter J. Canavan, rector The Denver Archdiocesan "O Lord, through the merits and ex member o f the Congrega of the Denver Cathedral, camp chapel by the Rt. ample of John XXIII, who was born poor, tion of the Most Holy Chancery office reports a Rev. Monsignor George and Monsignor Elmer J. liv ^ poor, and died in poverty, give us a Redeemer (Redemptorists). Kolka, Denver archdio total of $55 donated toward Evans, C.D. of A. chaplain. love for serene and blessed poverty, for a He received his (i
The Very Rev. John J. In addition to Archbishop of Regis College, and the Denver Lay Carmelites Danagher, C.M., was feted Vehr, other guests of honor Rt. Rev, Monsignors Gre at a farewell dinner in the were Bishop Hubert M. gory Smith, V.G., P.A.; Will Attend Conference home of Archbishop Vehr Newell of Cheyenne, Bish William Higgins, Eugene July 25. Father Danagher, op Charles A. Buswell of A. O’Sullivan, Elmer J. Five Denver members of Nicholas V. There are rector of St. Thomas semi Pueblo, Bishop David M. Kolka, Walter J. Canavan, the Mother of God Chapter some 30,000 Lay Carmel nary for the last nine Maloney of Denver, and John B. Cavanagh, Antho of the Carmelite Third ites in 150 chapters years, and for nine years Bishop Bernard J. Sulli ny G. Elzi, and William Order will attend the 16th throughout the U.S. and preceding that a member van, S.J., retired Bishop of H. Jon es. A number of national conference of the Canada. of the faculty there, was Patna, India, who resides faculty m em bers of St. Carmelite Third Order and Denver Lay Carmelites commended by a number of at Regis college, Denver. Thomas’ seminary also Scapular Confraternity at attending the convention distinguished speakers for were present. Santa Clara, Calif., Aug. are prior. Roland K. Sea his service to the Church A LSO in attendance 5-8. man; prioress, Lucille and to the Archdiocese of were the Very Rev. Rich Archbishop Vehr, on be Stevens; secretary, Kay I ard F. Ryan, S.J., president half of the Archdiocese Lay Carmelites belong to Rosenworth; novice mis Denver. thanked the departing rec a third order founded in tress, Betty Roberts, and tor for his invaluable as 1452 by approval of Pope Mary McGrath. sistance on the Matri Community Relations monial C ourt and in a score of other offices throughout the years. BLACK HILLS— PASSION PLAY TOUR Departing Denver and Boulder Unit Elects Officers August 1 4, 1 966 Attorney Frank King of Ruth Knight, and Gilbert Cruter, vice presidents; FATHER Danagher will By Deluxe Motor Coach At Education Association Workshop Blessed Sacrament parish, | .5 0 Per Person Denver, was named presi Mrs. Addye Lightner, Jerry report in September to St. All Expenses Including Some 60 Catholic elementary school teachers and principals from nine John’s seminary, Camaril (Share Basis) dent of the Coordinating Karsh, Mrs. Harold Leight, For Details Please Contact: states are at Loretto Heights college, Denver, this week at a National Council of the Denver Lt. Ralph Potter, Mrs, lo, Calif., w’here he will Catholic Education association workshop on Evaluation of Criteria. Work Commission on Community Norman Ford, the Rev. serve on the faculty. He shop director is Sister Mary Florence, left, from the Academy of Our Lady, Relations at the annual John Ventura, and Sister will be succeeded in Den Ie KTv ER tRAVElTaGEINIC'V Chicago. Assistant directors are Sister Amelia, center, community supervi meeting held recently. Cecilia of St. Elizabeth’s ver by the Very Rev. Pat 1616 GLENARM » SECURITY LIFE BUILDING « DENVER. COLORADO « 825-1281 sor of the Ohio Province of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Cincin Also elected were Mrs. parish who directs the rick V. O’Brien, C.M., of nati, and Sister Mary De Lourdes, St. Margaret of Scotland school, Chica- Chicago. UNIVERSITY m u TRAVEL CENTER 1350 College S t. Boulder. Colo. 443-2021 Margaret Rodriguez, Mrs. adult education program. Ho-______Re-elected to the board Central City were the Rev. Harvey Hollis, Mrs. Henrietta Ta Cheyenne Frontier Days Opera Star To foya, Robert Uyeda, and Mrs. A. J. Artzer o f St. Sing at Mass James parish, Denver. The coordinating council C O M E V ISIT Mark 7 0 th Big Year Bernard Turgeon, a is an adjunct to the City member of the operatic Commission on Human Cheyenne Frontier Days, The rodeo was the big three special events distin cast currently appearing in THE ALL NEW the West’s oldest and big gest in the history of the guished by danger — Relations founded in 1951. Central City, will sing Organized to create better gest celebration, turned the event that began with a chuck wagon, chariot, and during the 10:30 a.m. Mass Wyoming capital into a wild contest for wranglers wild horse races. ethnic relations in the com working on nearby ranches in St. Mary of the As munity, the council per CHURCH combination rodeo, carni The chuck wagon and sumption church, Central RELIGIOUS Mi val, street dance, and V-E before the turn of the cen chariot races are the high forms research in social GOODS /IR nCLES day celebration for the tury. City, on Sunday, July 31. problems and develops pro lights of night shows in Accompanied on the org 70th time this week. A RECORD entry list of the Frontier park arena, grams and information on The week-long shindig 517 cowboys were compet an by Edward L. Benoit, community relations in the which also had as attrac Turgeon will sing two sol opened Monday night with ing for $120,000 in prizem- tions personal appearances Denver area for the public presentation of the festival oney, also a record, in one by television stars Milburn os, including Franz Schu and as an aid to the offi 1633 Tremont 534-8233 queen. Miss Frontier of the biggest pay-offs on Stone and Ken Curtis, bert’s ”Ave Maria." The cial civic community rela (FORMERLY CLARKE'S CHURCH GOODS) (Kathleen Keefe of Chey the professional rodeo cir ’Doc” and "Festus’ on the choir also will sing. tions commission. enne) by Wyoming Gov. cuit. In addition to the "Gunsmoke” series. The Rev. Francis Potem- ClifTord Hansen. Frontier Days action pa. pastor of St. Paul’s E T E l ONE CALL FOR The Frontier Days rodeo, events that are a regular - COMPLETELY REMODELED STORE - feature of rodeos through spreads throughout the church, Idaho Springs, with A LL YOUR focal point of the celebra city. Three two-hour pa its mission at Central City, insurance needs tion, began a six-day run out the country, the Chey rades through downtown said that the July 31 Mass LLOYD A. JEFFRIES Tuesday afternoon. enne competition features HOURS: streets were scheduled, will be the last in which Farmers Insurance Group Tuesday, Thursday and members from the Central 6021 W. Alameda Ave. Mon. Thru Fri. 9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday mornings — fea Opera festival will appear. Bus. Ph. 238-7616 Res. 985-4186 Sat. 9:00 A.M. to 4 P.M. All Priests Eligible turing the largest assembly i - of early western vehicles to be seen anywhere, march ing bands, and mounted To Vote in Election drill units. The Air Force’s famed "Denver's Catholic Mortuaries** J Pueblo — All priests — The 12 priests receiving religious order members as the most votes will be precision flying team, the Thunderbirds, were fea well as the diocesan clergy nominated for the final tured in a show at the — who are engaged in the election to be held in Au municipal airport Wednes active ministry in Southern gust or early September. day morning. Colorado will be eligible to According to church law, Chuck wagon breakfasts vote in the election of four only the clergy are eligible and nightly dances on diocesan consultors this to serve on the board. downtown streets add to month. Religious order priests as the spirit and activity of The clarification was well as diocesan priests, the week. issued by the (Chancery of however, will be able to Frontier Days, one of the fice to solve any confusion vote in the election of con West’s major tourist att caused by the, initial sultors. ractions for many years, were expected to attract announcement. Religious The new board will be approximately. 150,000 vis priests and diocesan priests composed of four elected itors to the city of 40,000 FEDERAL BLVD. at SPEER 1091 SO. COLORADO BLVD. at MISSISSIPPI who are engaged in the priests, four priests ap this year. • G R A N D 7-1625 • S K Y L IN E 7-1238 active ministry thoughout pointed by Bishop Charles the diocese, will cast their Buswell, and two vicars ABOUT 1,200 of them primary ballots by Aug. 1. general of the diocese. were civic leaders who rode the annual Denver Post special train from Denver Avoid Hitchhikers to Cheyenne for the open ing day festivities Tuesday, To Serve You With Dignity Says Chief Carrel Newi; Deadline! The deadline for news "Stay clear of hitchhik "Strict enforcement of stories and pictures to ers.” the state law which pro appear in the "Denver This warning from State hibits soliciting rides from Catholic Register" is Lessening the burden of care pot»-ol Chief Gilbert Carrel. the highway has given Monday at 9 a.m. in time of sorrow . . . To emphasize the hazard Colorado the reputation of o f picking up hitchhikers, being one of the toughest We promptly and thoughtfully assume the responsibility Carrel cited a year long states for hitchhikers,” for every detail with respect to all arrangements. study on the New Jersey Chief Carrel stated, "but Our traditionally high standard of service goes hand In Turnpike which found the there are still some who following among hitchhik attempt to evade the law hand with careful attention to sensible economy. ers: 162 runaways, 98 mil by making their pitch from itary AWOL’s, 7 fugitives roadside service stations from mental institutions, 5 and cafes.” escaped convicts and 501 He pointed out that people with criminal fing there have been no hitch erprint records. hike murders in Colorado KITCHEN "T h e re are still some for some time, but warned ir rI r e m o d e l in g drivers who feel guilty soft-hearted motorists who when they turn down a find it difficult to say *no’ “Free Estimates” ’thumb bum’ on the that hitchhike murders highway,” says Carrel, have occurred in the past. "y e t there is no reason "When you permit a The Dream Center to feel any obligation stranger to enter your car,” toward these mobchers. Carrel said, "you have 3800 Lowell Blvd. ■you wouldn’t open your nothing to gain, and every 433-6571 455-4323 ;g&ulem ra mortuaries home to a stranger; why thing to lose. Don’t gamble permit one to enter your with your life by picking car? up hitchhikers.” Page 4 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 28, 1966
Comment for Today Original Sin Still With Us By Paul H. Hallett several passages, and constructed their own Communism, men continue telligible, too.' We constantly impossible, because the ORIGINAL sin is some taught that "a monumental It was a relief, in tnese sin. Without original sin, theories of the origin of to be selfish and unco-op- hear appeals for "negotia Vietnamese and Chinese thing we should all like to struggle against the powers times when the teaching the other dogmas become man, at the beginning of erative. the regime must tions” to end the war in Reds do not want them. be without, but its frank of darkness pervades the authority of the Church is unintelligible. whose history was a mom recognition is essential to treat these traits as a Without an understand V ietnam , and we know They want to conquer, to whole history of man. The exercised so very lightly, to entous fact that left its true progress. Systems of "relic” of the past and re ing of this fundamental that everybody wants peace have peace only on their battle was joined from the read of the Pope’s recent own terms, which would pernicious effects on every government, like Commu giment them. The firing reaflirmation of the funda fact of human nature, most and nobody wants war. Yet squad and the concentra very origins of the world negotiations are at present not be a peace at all. individual. The conflicts nism, which do not recog mental dogma of original news events become unin Freud bared between the tion camp are easily justi and will continue until the nize original sin and which last day” (The Church THIS INABILITY of Id or the subconscious look forward to a paradise fied as sleps toward the Today, N. 37). "• H / e tc , 4 T ^ e ? \ s r s o c / e T Y i v a a j t s ours to have peace when mind where instincts dom on earth, can justify them heaven to come. An ap everyone wants it is just inate, and the ego and su pearance of felicity has to selves only by dehumaniz THE DOCTRINE of another instance of what perego, where conscience ing man. Since even under be maintained by thought St. Paul calls the law in and ideals take hold, is control and propaganda. In original sin is not an in our lower nature that wars nothing but a defective the future, synthetic "hap sult but a blessing. It against the law of our statement of the fact of piness” may be procured by keeps us from degrading higher powers, and which original sin in our lives. J u ly the free distribution of ourselves by chasing illu men who have never heard happiness pills. sions. It teaches us the of Christianity, or who Original sin explains In tentions The Second Vatican true remedy for our ills in have rejected it, have well why simple education nev Council, though not treat a distrust of ourselves add noted. Although it is not er eliminates crime and ing directly of original sin, a dependence on God’s strictly true, as G. K. why mounting crime is Apostleship of Prayer recognized its existence in grace. Chesterton once said, that consistent with a high lev general intention for original sin is a dogma el of education, as in this July is: **A fervent re . f that can be proved by ex country. It explaint why sponse to our vocation perience, it eiyoys the next science can continually ad to be holy.’* Bigotry — thing to a scientific dem vance while moral progress Mission intention for onstration. In fact, atheists lags behind, or why moral July is: ’’Spread of the like Freud, who rejected progress can be actually Faith in Asia through Colorado both God and the spiri hurt by the facilities radio, television, and the tuality o f the soul, have science makes available. press.’* Style • Listening In By Rev. L. Marvin Read They mean that something _ ^ ,, . . . is going on in this grand One of the nicest things 5ocioty of ours that we, as about living in Denver is ^ nation or a family, can’t Why Is Novel that we’re so far removed aff^ord to let go by unno-‘ from the violence and con- ticed. fusion of localities like Ghettoes and shootings, Watts, Cleveland and Chi- sn ip e rs and l o o t in g s , Priest-Ridden? cago. We never really have -Negroes and Whites, love to trouble ourselves about hate: Its what a h ^ - By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer civil righta or oi,^ riou m any Denver, that 8 comforting we’re probably letting The most obvious and urgent criticism they induce a vague feeling of depression. and comfortable. ^ ^ what’s happening make no of the contemporary novel is that it is In spite of their "moral pulchritude” (no The It’s so comforting, in positive influence on the to see insufferably priest-ridden. There are by tice is hereby served that this deathless fact, that we’re liable to kids, actual census more priests per cubic yard phrase is fully copyrighted) they seem to night < miss the whole point. It’s in defl of print than are to be found in the most be making excessively heavy weather. so easy for us to sit back highly clericalized county in Holy Ireland. Their Bishops never really understand and objectively assess the HOW MANY parents Priest-ridden, actually, is much too mild them. Sometimes these Bishops are noth situations in other locali- have used this opportunity a term, for rarely does one penetrate, ing less than apostolic ogres seeking ties that we’ll probably ig- i5 ^ with gun and camera, more than a few whom they may devour, though more ,, „ .__ little bit about life? How pages into the jungle fastnesses of any commonly they leave the grinding of the Dnr ^ - " “ “ y Moms and D ads locale of all: Our own. correlated Chicago novel which comes moiling off the press bones to their curial underlings, who are without encountering a representative of nearly always domestic prelates if not IT’S NOT too difficult to and Christianity . . . or the Roman clergy, depending, of course, protonotaries apostolic. There is no known imagine, for example, the have bothered to point out on the thickness of the undergrowth. instance o f a chamberlain making his usual scene in the typical • ‘ heir wards the causes mark in contemporary literature. Denver home. While Mom v iolen ce? H ow finishes preparing the eve- many typical Denver par- These priests are of all kinds and ning meal. Dad settles ®h°w degrees of couthness, from cultured The writer’s second complaint down, evening newspaper ‘ heir children that Negrems , Strings to the Bow and diplomatic Vatican monsignori to against this insistent throng of imagi in hand, to scan the day’s always in a condi- \ the crudest of sacerdotal Yahoos from nary clerics is that it is made up al news. Huntley and Brink- tion of not, but that there dc-Christianized villages in the Dor most exclusively of palpable and utter ley are engaged in New '"*gh‘ possibly be a just dogne or from the remotest recesses frauds. Why is it that the priest in York-Washington repartee c a u s e beh in d a l l th e of the Andean altaplana. They are the print is so elusive a creature? Why on the trusty TV. The trouble? ^ Tomorroxvs Child protagonists and the antagonists, the should it be so difficult to pin him headlines of the daily pro- Precious few. Thats how heroes and the villains, the sowers of down like a butterfly transfixed, and claim another riot and the many. . ^ , « By Frank Morriss discord and suspicion as well as of so describe him with vivid realism NBC reporters do on-the- what happens, Sf sw eetness and light. Never arc they spot commentaries in war- Kids leave house and table Y in-Sho and clinical detachment? Even those tom Cleveland. totally unimpressed with Planned Parenthood has many oldsters tomorrow. in the days before Chris reduced to the insignificance of mere past-masters o f the clerical novel. Mr. General o The kids have one eye the gravity of what’s going of China i put out an expensive book This was inevitable, of tianity refined us. lay figures. Edwin O'Connor and Mr. J. F. Pow on the TV and the other on . They’re unimpressed C O , will ai let entitled "To the Chil course. Opponents of a new In the dark, dark ages ers. rarely succeed in making their on their homework; a little because nothing has been tio n a l Ca dren of Tomorrow.” The morality regarding birth disease took the young and Now this creates a decidedly di.staste- priests com e fully to life, make them bit of attention is paid to expla in ed ; n oth in g has tion A sso cost o f the booklet might and life have long warned old. There was a brief time ful situation for an old hand at novel speak as though they were something both items. Calculus and been explained because no i n s t i t u t e well have endowed at least that once contempt for life of relative security in be reading like the writer. Not that he has more than ventriloquists' marion Cleveland, Biology and one cares. That no one Heights ct one of tomorrow’s children is given respectability, tween. It is good to know ever aspired to the form. (Stay, memory ettes, make them act w'ith anything Brooklyn, reading and cares is, in a real but T hu rsday, with a guaranty of a good there is no limiting where the planners are about to summons from her lumber-room the approaching a convincing naturalism. riots: Each makes its own su b tle sense, a form of a.m . The start in life. it will express itself. Now return us to the dark, dark opening sentence of an opus he began at Nor arc prie.sts themselves any keener slight impression on youth- bigotry, The irony of the title is we are told by Sir Goerge ages — only they will not the ripe age of twelve. It read, "She was ful minds. That self-same bigotry is al's appci reporters and observers of their own Dinner dialogue may or passed along,_ in its humble obvious — when one con W. Pickering of Oxford be 80 properly described the acme of moral pulchritude." But alas, kind. There are not. it is true, many etto is par siders that it demands a University that tomorrow’s may not include mention of form of indifference, from the Denvei until the world once again he has forgotten even the name of this priests of a romanticizing bent who footn ote in view of the world holds the nightmare the d a y ’s B lack-W hite parents to children, from becomes civilized. paragon of all the virtues.) It is simply have survived the anxious scrutiny of Planned Parenthood aim. It of a completely occupied California’s restriction on clash es; it makes little children to city-wide ac- that he has lived long enough to cheri.sh the seminary faculty to emerge from difference. After all, here ceptance. Indifference is Youth J must read ” To the Chil world in which many per abortion is currently und- his prejudices, and one of his strongest dren of Tomorrow — That the chrysalis as clerical novelists, and in quiet, peaceful and re- quiet bigotry, but persis- sons are senile. He sug der vigorous attack, and dislikes is to encounter a fellow prie.st in moved Denver, what has to tent, 4-Montl Is, Those Today’s Planners gests that maybe our ide leading physicians are the few who aspire to the career often the pages of a novel. find it wiser and more profitable to be said? And so, news and Allow to be Here.’’ als will have to be "rev openly inviting arrest in dishes done, each member . On Hor There may be some ised” to cope with this order to challenge these devote their talents to writing books In the first place it is his habit to about their poodles. of the family goes his way. R A C IS M and bigotry Paul M(W€ moral argument that — if problem. restrictions. That so few read novels for recreation, reprehen- Another meal-time oppor- have two causes: Hatred moral means are used — Moyers, Sr Does anyone expect those voices come to the defense sibly and shamelessly. Yes, he is tunity has been wasted and indifference. Both are employe for the population be restricted in charge of the revision to of the helpless unborn is a aware that there are novels and nov and quiet-peaceful-removed taught to children by par- to those the banquet of life No. the priests one meets with in the Denver remains its same e n ts. There is precious Los Angeli come up with ideas to com sad commentary on the els, and that some few of them impart average (or cut-above-average) novel are cently on h can sustain. But what I bat senility, or to care for bigoted self. little racial hatred extant moral condition of today’s a message which, as the jacket blurb mostly strained and awkward beings. four-month, particularly object to are the elderly with the chari The point is this: What’s in Denver . . . just indif- world. If Christianity has confidently proclaims, the casual Their speech betrays them, their gait trip from ' planners who decide just ty and sacrifice that may happsning is big. Civil ference. But then, that’s indeed been invigorated by reader ’’would do well to ponder in gives them away. The microscopic man New York Ci how many places should be not come naturally but are recent events, no nobler rights, police dogs, spout- the advantage of living in the deep places of his soul.” These too nerisms which authentic priests acquire ing hydrants and Molotov a quiet, peaceful and re Moyers, ai set at that banquet of life, certainly demanded by place exists to make that he reads, but more in the mood of by dint of long exposure to the oddities of cocktails have a meaning, moved city. ‘•Babe” Ump and then intend to dole out Christianity? You can bet Christianity’s voice heard fulfilling a moral obligation or of tac invitations to join tomor the clerical life, these are missing or Minsor, will your Townsend Plan button than in defense of life — kling a treatise on the New Mathe row’s world at that feast. inaccurately reported. Mr. Powers some THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER van of six against that. The solution, that unborn, that existing matics, with mingled determination Those high in praise of in line with Planned Par times comes uncomfortably close to exact President...... Most Rev. Urban '. Vehr D.D. vans and h in the poor and deformed, and despair. Normally he would avoid focus, which is perhaps the highest trib Pope Paul V i’s words on enthood’s answer to too that existing in the senile Editor ...... Rt. Rev. -John B. Cavanagh The group, v peace at the United Na a busman’s holiday where he would ute that can be paid to his perspicacity Associate Bus. M anager...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty ing the 3.00C many children, will be how and useless. be constrained to consort once again tions pass right over his to limit the number of and sense of pitch. But even in his work Managing E ditor...... Miles F. Poi ter for the Dai admonition to provide with those with whom he deals day there are minor faults of syntax. With Denver News E ditor...... Clement J. Zecha Cancer Rese; senile. Except for the IT WAS to give life that after day in rectory or chancery. He places at the banquet, not method, you can be abso God made the world. It lesser writers the lines are drawn too ‘ Associate Editors ...... Frank Morriss. expected to a restrict the number. would prefer an excursion into the heavily, with too much concentration on Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, ver in the r lutely certain some of the was to give it more abun lives of strangers and wayfarers of planners will recommend dantly that Christ came the obfusc palette. Priest’s vices and •lames R. Walsh and Chris Hernon gust. other persuasions, even though, as virtues are described almost wholly in Production Manager...... Robert W. Lynch what Hitler did with the into the world. For 2,000 is only too insisfent, some of those unwanted at Dachau and black and white, their foibles dwelt upon Advertising Director ...... •. . . John J. Murphy Knights To THE BOOKLET years the Church has dealt with by our novelists are very elsewhere. too ponderously for verisimilitude. Circulation Director ...... Julia M. Boggs abounds in non-sequiturs. championed life. Now that strange and far-ranging indeed. Yet Sony Home It blames the ills in many the mournful fall of the out of the pages of almost any novel dirge afflicts our ears, Published Weekly by G u est spe parts of the world on "un IRONY enters the whole published in these piping times the There is, incidentally, a school o f K n ig h ts o f there should be a revival THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY. iINC.) planned parenthood,’’ with field once more. For Dr. priests come trooping gaily. This criticism which holds that novelists do Council 539 F Pickering points out that of martial music defending 938 Bannock Street. Denver, Colo. 80204 out even raising the possi would not be so bad if they w ere all better with nuns, who proliferate in eon club me( bility that they might be aging is a preparation for life. decent, quiet fellows, as they are in almost equal numbers in the same Telephone. 825-1145 P.O. Box 1620 Richard Nagel the result o f ’’unplanned death, and diseases of old I know there are those real life. But they arc not. To a man pages. We hesitate to indorse this resentative « livinghood.” One cannot age are the way nature who say religion today they are feverishly excited about one claim. It may well be that the sedu Subscription $4.00 a year. home videoc escape the underlying makes ” way for the new should steer clear of cru thing or another, from ecumenism to lous nun-reader would find as many Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. Council will i life.” But on the same theme — if only some of sades of any sort. It just curial reform to reconciliation with ■flaws in the projection of her kind as Foreign countries, including Philippines. $7.00 a year. July 29, at nc hand we have the Planned those around today weren’t isn’t the polite thing to do the Seventh-Day Adventists. T hey all we find in that of the priest, and Second Class Po.stage Paid at Denver. Colorado.______chairman is here, the rest would be Parenthooders saying that anymore to get angry shout at the top of their lungs; they would be similarly exasperated. ”Su-. reiter. Ben Wi we have to stop having so 42 having a better time of it. about things. are bent on giving the poor reader no tor ne ultra crepidam,” says the old cral chairmai If this is so, why not draw much of that new life. In Well, if any believer repose. saw, which is to warn the cobbler to gram will be i lots to see who must leave, both cases, life is the ene could have stood unangered stick to his literary last OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Dave Cook Spo rather than plan a limita my. Who then is to be its while young children were Some of them, the reader suspects, are The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ap courtesy c tion that would fall espe champion. Unless tradi thrown into the burning sorely in need of psychiatric care. The What is important, however, about proval. We confirm it as the official publication, of the O Donoghue. cially hard on the poor. If tional morality defends it, belly of Moloch, reasonable archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the we are going to limit the observers should have said most clamorous fact about these is that this efflorescence of clerical figures in the only friends life will they have somehow strayed into the signature of the Ordinary, or those of the Officials of our guests at the banquet his belief was no better contemporary letters, more important, Sunday Ev have left are healthy spe wrong vocation, likely enough on the Curia is hereby declared official. table, let’s do it democra than that of the idolaters. even, than the peace and comfort of the cimens in their prime who, strength of their mothers’ higher calling, We hope The Register will be read in every home of tically, so that hosts as incidentally, have enough If today’s believers stand critic, more important than the pain in Mass at £ and that whatever else might be said of the archdiocese. well as those invited, the money not to be a burden composed and unangered flicted on his delicate susceptibilities, is them or will happen to them, they should We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a During July w ell fed along with the on anyone. while the new pagans plan the plain fact itself. The man of today, if never have had ordination thrust upon the novelist is any true reporter of his taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading an additional c hungry might get shut out. Soon the only safe posi to revive the practice of of The Register. is lieing offerei It is ironical, too, that tion to be in will be that human sacrifice, then be them. Others, he finds, are so egregiously interests and fixations, is obsessed by good, so "essentially other-wordly,” that the priest-figure. + URBAN J. VEHR day at 8:30 p the overpopulation scare of a fairly affluent person lief is surely dead. For all Archbishop of Denver Denver Cathed the talk of "involvement," has spread from concern in perfect health say at Feast of St. Francis de Sales the latest Mass about too many children about the age of 25-45. it seems to me the lists Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Founding Editor, Register Systeih.of Catholic Newspapers 1913-1960 Jan. 29, 1960. ning on Sundaj tomorrow to include too That was the way it was are consideraUy deserted. ular 6:30 eveni continuing as ut Thursday, July 28, 1966______l>i= invi=k CA I HOLIC REGISTER Page S I Monastic Renewal in Colorado The Search fo r Netv Meanings
he should be willing to By Rev. Henry nally the brothers, dedi place it before critical eyes Institute, held every sum Lacerte O.S.B. cated men, trained in some who may see better what mer in August, has begun (Prior, Holy CroM Abbey) technical or intellectual he is doing. Moreover, the to achieve this eflect. How field but who do not plan ever, there is a long way Nestled in the mountains added benefit from such a on becoming priests. to go before priests of the of Southern Colorado, process is the increased loyalty and good feeling area come to the monas monks have existed for the THAT THIS articifial that is created between the tery to receive a spiritual last 45 years in the sleepy structure exists cannot be superior and his fellow uplifting, before the abbey town of Canon City. These denied; but on the other workers in the vineyard of has a library that all will dedicated men, following a hand, it should not be con consider as a value to con way of life which has pro the Lord. demned without seeing sult, before the liturgical ven very rewarding since THIS principle of dial how this came about. The life of the monastery be the 6th century, are begin ogue in a monastic setup is important thing in this age gins to rub ofT on the sur ning to stir. Just as the not new. For in his Rule, is to determine how to uni rounding parishes. Know revival in the Church at St. Benedict advises the fy the monastic family so ing that they have a long large has caused all sorts Abbot to use a council to that all may feel fully in way to go before they of questioning and evalu help him decide monastic corporated in the work of really find themselves in ating, so also in monastic matters and even points the monastery. One of the this fast moving 20th cen circles is there much talk out that the youngest first means possible w’ould tury, the monks of Holy about; What is monastic might add the greatest be to have the brothers Cross are happy that the life? Where does it fit into contribution in a given take the same type of vows Holy Spirit has moved the over-all life of the situation. that the priests take. This them to dialogue. They Church? Is monasticism Father Lacerte Dialogue started at would give them the added would encourage others to pertinent, relevant? Holy Cross over a year gether so their impatience obligation of reciting the do likewise so that the To answer these ques ago and results are be is soothed by the other Divine Office and the im work of the Council can be tions in a profitable way, ginning to be apparent. good side effects already possibility to receive per continued. the monks are following The first result seems to evident. sonal property; but it the example of the Council be a better communica ONE OF the deepest w ould also give them a IF YOU hear more from Fathers. They gather to tion witl)_uiJl concerned. questions for the monks of vote on matters pertaining the Benedictines of Colora gether with their Abbot People are becoming Holy Cross will be: What to the family to which they do in the future, don’t be and discuss possible more interested in the should be the apostolate of belong. surprised for they are on changes, propose means of work of their fellow a 20th century monastery At Holy Cross this the move with the wind of updating, and search for monks even to the point so that it will keep intact equalizing process has Vatican II. new meanings of this an where they actually crit the special vocation as been in progress for cient way of life. icize or offer advice, monks and, yet, fulfill quite some time. In fact, (which advice and criti some apostolate in the it could be said without STILL THIS PROCEDURE is cism should be received Church at large? Some feel fear of insulting any oth probably best described as by those concerned as a that they have a partial er monastery that the dialogue in our modern natural consequence of answer but fear pushing brother situation at Holy GROWING! world. This process not dialogue). their theory too quickly Cross can be held up as only better achieves the The dialogue at Holy lest they hinder the on an example to every oth NOW goal desired but as a by Cross abbey is carried on going process of dialogue. er monastery in the OVER product unites men In a under the name of Surely, one goal desired coun try with the excep Sym bol common endeavor. As "M onastic Renewal Meet by all is a more unified tions o f Mt. Saviour and Reuel L. Howe states in ings” during which the way of life for those in the Weston Priory, which The tower of Holy Cross abbey monastery, Canon City, stands for all his book. The Miracle o f to see as a symbol of light against darkness, of knowledge against the monks try to determine monastic family. Many monasteries began with D ialogue: ’’Dialogue is to what they should be doing outside the monastery are the renewed spirit of 6 , 9 3 7 night of ignorance, or right against wrong, of men of God living their lives love what blood is to the in defiance of "saner” counsels of the world. as monks in the 20th cen ignorant of the fact that monasticism. CARS SOLD! body. When dialogue stops, tury. They do this by dis monasteries have kept a Another goal sought by rents love dies and resentment cussing what the theology caste system in spite of all is that the monks begin SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 unity and hate are born. But of monasticism is and then American Democracy. to make a greater spiritual in a dialogue can restore a dead try to adapt it to their life There are classes of monks impact on the surrounding How relationship. Indeed, this is area. Holy Cross Abbey’s ED TYNAN'S >ads JOTTINOS situation. Because this in the present structure of the miracle of dialogue; it process is new, the monks monasticism. The priests Biblical-Liturgical cago can bring into being once . or have a tendency to become seem to hold the highest Gene Steinkc has been Promotion of Arthur A. again a relationship that impatient, but they know place, then those studying ^ out has died.” luses elected president of the K ennedy, district director it has brought them to- for the priesthood and fi How Easter Society for Crippled at Cheyenne, Wyo., to It is amazing how easy FOR LEASE C hildren and Adults of director of the larger Den- it is even in a communi par- 11,000 sq. ft. on 2 floors how Denver. . .The Rev. Fran ver, Colo, district, was ty of dedicated monks Wyoming Clergy rroes 1 cis Syrianey, pastor of St. announced by the Internal for people to forget to in one of downtown Den NEW >ndi- \ Pius X parish, Denver, ad Revenue Service. Kennedy talk about the important ver’s nicest bldgs. Clean, 1966 VALIANT here dressed members of the succeeds Charles W. Em- matters of life, about the Changes Announced steam heat, air condition just purpose of their own $1,795 Denver Serra Club recently let who has accepted a Cheyenne, Wyo. — The The Rl. Rev. Monsignor F. ed. Offices, storage or th e on the view of the Chris- position in the Internal life, about their common goals and desires. resignation of one pastor J. Kimmett, pastor of St. display space. Reasonable tian Family Movement in R ev en u e S e rv ice head- and new assignments for Louis’ parish, Ranchester, how To bring people out of rent. For information call the light of Vatican II. quarters at Washington, will succeed Father Fraher their lethargy, someone two other priests of the 534-1393. 1530 BJake st. D.C. Cheyenne diocese were at Ranchester. sns? Speaker must beat the drum loud able Joseph D. Lamb, safety announced recently by Yin-Shou Che, Consul supervisor of the Denver and long. In a monastery News Deadline! vith General of the Republic Bishop Hubert M. Newell. )ing District Peter Kiewit Sons’ The Rev. Harry E. and, one could say, in ev of China in San Francis The Rev. Michael Scul sed Co., has been elected pres H oew isch er, S.J., chair- ery ecclesiastical structure The deadline for news co, will address the Na lion, pastor of Holy Rosary >een ident of the Colorado______man of the department of this drum beating takes on stories and pictures to tional Catholic Educa parish. Lander, has re has Chapter, Am^erican'Society psychology at Regis college, added effectiveness if it is appear in the "Denver tion Association history signed his pastorate for no of Safety Engineers, for the Denver, will be chairman done by the superior. The reasons of health, and has C a th o lic R e g is t e r ” is one institute at Loretto 1966-1967 year. The chap- “f » Papd which will dis- monks at Holy Cross were Monday at 9 a.m. Corre Heights college, Denver, been given a year’s leave- but ter represents 65 safety value systems of col- blessed with Abbot Leon- spondents are asked to of T h u rsd ay, July 28, 9-10 of-absence to be spent at men throughout the State students at a work- ard w ho kept the drum have their material at a.m. The Consul Gener his home in Ireland. of Colorado. shop examining emotional b e a tin g and are again the "Register” office at PRE-INVENTORY The Rev. Joseph Fraher, al’s appearance at Lor problems of college stu blessed with Abbot Edward pastor of St. Edmund’s this time to assure pub b!e etto is part of his trip to dents at Colorado State who beats the drum even William B. Hatlestad, parish, Ranchester, will be lication in the following om the Denver area. college, Greeley, July 27- faster. om Arvada, has been appoint the new Lander pastor. Thursday issue. ac- ed registrar at Regis col 31. Parenthetically it could Youth Starts be mentioned that it takes CLEARANCE lege, Denver. An instructor in psychology at Regis a brave and confident su A plaque commemorating perior to ask the commu 4-Month Trip since September, 1963, he KBTV’s recent television succeeds Dr. Laurence F. nity to do a self-study and series against pornography make constructive criti THRILL TO THE On Horseback Morris who has been was presented to John C. . . . so we don^t have to count suits, coats, .ry named director of records cisms about the way things and slacks on our day off •ed Paul M(wers, son of Paul Mullins, president and sole Moyers, Sr., a Register at Kansas State university, are going, about the ad THOROUGHBREDS! ire owner of the Denver sta ministrative policies. How ir- employe for 20 years, left Manhattan, Kans. The tion, by Dr. William The Finest Horse Racing in . . . so we will have room for the shipments Los Angeles, Calif., re changes are effective Sept. ever, if a superior has any us M ackintosh o f Mt View ,,e is doing, Colorado’s History! of our new fall line nt cently on horseback on a 1. Presbyterian church, co- if- four-month, cross-country chairman o f the Citizens Racing Daily, Tues. thru Sat. at 2 P.M. . . . so you may select from the finest lines t’s trip from California to for Decent Literature. The in men's clothing New York City. Collection Kodak Processing Twilight Racing Thursdays at 3 P.M. two-week series on Chan 1-DAY SERVICE Moyers, accompanied by For Orphans nel 9 featured twice-daily No Racing on Sundays or Mondays except Colorado Day, "Babe” Umphrey and Bob on Movies & Slides Monday, August 1st: Colorado Kidney Assoc. Day, interviews with prominent Monday, August 15, and Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5 Minsor, will lead the cara To Help 600 civic and community lead at substantial savings! van o f six horses, supply ers, stressing the moral 9 RACES WEEKDAYS, 10 RACES SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS D. vans and horse trailers. Six hundred youngsters dangers of ready availabil ■?h The group, which is mak will benefit from the annu ity of pornographic, sala DAILY DOUBLE AND DUINIELA ty ing the 3,000 mile journey al collection for orphans cious, and obscene litera for the Damon Runyan and destitute children ture throughout Denver. COOL COLORFUL , _ SUMMER SUITS to OFF Cancer Research Fund, is scheduled in parishes expected to arrive in Den throughout the Archdiocese c e n t e n n i a l tt, ver in the middle of Au of Denver Sunday, July 31. TRACK $3295 >n gust. Five hundred are being SPORT COATS Reg. $45.00 :h cared for in Catholic IT'S THE YEAR OF THE HORSE Knights To Hear orphanages. 90 more are (S Sony Home Official living in foster homes un Santa Fe Drive (U.S. 85) at Littleton Guest speaker at the der Catholic auspices, and 9 miles Soutti of $ 1 995 Knights of Columbus 35 are babies in the care . Downtown Denver SLACKS Reg. $19.95 IL Council 539 Friday Lunch o f Infant o f Prague Nur eon club meeting will be sery. Richard Nagel, factory rep A rch bish op U rban J. or 2 tor resentative of the Sony Vehr, in announcing the Savings Passbook home videocorder. The collection, said the problem Council will meet Friday, of child care in the Arch N u m ber 1 July 29, at noon. Program diocese is growing in pro SELECT FROM HART SCHAFFNER chairman is John Hinter- portion to the increase in Still Draws Out* Interest reiter. Ben Wright is gen population. & MARX • TIMELY • MANSFIELD. eral chairman. The pro ’’You know how the cost gram will be sponsored by of living has mounted in Cedric Kaub opened the first savings account at our bank the morning we began banking. That was Dave Cook Sporting Goods, your own homes,” the May 1.1905. FOUR MONTHS TO PAY V. EACH MONTH courtesy of Micky Archbishop wrote. "The Cedric Kaub stifi has Savings Passbook Number 1, O Donoghue. table and other expenses in He still draws our interest. providing for these little Thousands of other savers have come to American Sunday Evening ones have soared tremen National, making it one of tlie fastest-growing major PARK FREE N E X T DOOR dously. Denver banks. "The Mile High Fund is One reason we keep old customers atid add new Mass at 8:30 ones is that American takes an interest in its customers. doing valiant serv- And gives more... 4 per coni daily interest com During July and August ice. . .but were it not for pounded quarterly. an additional evening Mass the outside help, it would Think young —begin your savings program today. is being offered each Sun be impossible for our in Saving S50 a m onth means yo u ’ll have S3.324.87 in day at 8:30 p.m. in the stitutions to meet current five years. (Or $150,260.60 in 60 years.) Denver Cathedral. This is expenses and make the 601 Sixteenth at Welton the latest Mass in the eve necessary repairs of build ■ AM ERICAN NATIONAL REINERTS ning on Sundays. The reg ings and other extraordi Where banking is a pleasure ular 6:30 evening Mass is nary items which occur 17th & Stout • M e m b e r F.D.I.C, • 244-6911 continuing as usual. each year.” P a g e 6 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 28, 19M Archbishop’s Guild
05 to WOM^N St. Bridget circle enter Evie Starbuck on Aug. 3. tained Margie Dillon with and St. Ann circle will at a surprise shower and pot- tend a play at Elitches; luck dinner. Ann Vestal Helen Ludwig will enter will be hostess for St. tain St. Joseph circle on 7 7 Protestant Church Therese circle on July 28. Aug. 4, St. Francis circle St. Thomas More circle will meet in the home of will have a dinner meeting Jeanne Kodar, and Kathy Women Will Visit Africa at Mt. Vernon country Tanko will entertain Our club, and St. Jude- circle Lady of the Rockies circle. New York — (RNS) — Eleven Ameri through South, West and East Africa, re will meet in the home of O f all turning to the United States early in Oc News Deadline! can Protestant church women will visit Carol Browdy. m inology Africa in late summer and early fall in a tober. On their visits throughout Africa, The deadline for news more aw the Americans will explore effects of rapid On July 29, Joan Barton new project of the United Church Women will entertain Queen of stories and pictures to that uset designed to promote international Chris social, technological and political change appear in the ’’Denver professioi tian understanding. and ways in which Christian women can Heaven circle; Virginia Collins will be hostess for Catholic Register” is that med Leaving New York for London on Aug. help each other adjust to these changes. Monday at 9 a.m. C orre 26, the women will attend the All Afri a steak dinner for St. becom ini can Women’s Consultation in Kitwe, Zam The United Church Women project is James’ circle, and St. Eliz spondents are asked to current p bia, Sept. 2-11. called Christian Causeways and is de abeth circle will have a have their material at of this al signed to be an annual venture in att mountain picnic with their the "Register” office at gy has b< FOLLOWING this gathering the group empts to cut across national, cultural, husbands. this time to assure p u b laymen. N /ill separate into four teams, traveling ideological and racial lines. Morning Star circle has lication in the follow ing the use b. a farewell picnic for Char- Thursday issue. Ruage thej olctte Brinetar, and Our th e ir ow: Lady of Sorrows a garden ANDERSON-HALL th e y ’re r German Mayor Visits party in the home of Mar w hen yoi guerite Graven. hou rs th St. Jude Circle Members Mother Cabrini circle studying n will have a steak fry with for their ^ In Denver and Aspen Among the members of the recently formed St. Jude Thaddeus circle of their husbands in the more or le the Archbishop’s Guild are, left to right, standing, Fiorina Coffey, Barbara home of Peggy Piccola on sivity in Depperschmidt, membership chairman Barbara Mahoney, and Marge Mayor Phillip Schumpp and Governor Ix)ve before Highlighting the visit July 30. high sour of Garmisch. Bavaria, Ger leaving for Aspen. Mayor will he several luncheons, Cleary; seated, Carol Browdy, Mary White, president, and Barbara lure. O’Connor. Queen of Angels circle many, arrived in Denver Schumpp will visit the sis '.nners, tours, concerts and will meet in the home of Consequ July 19 to meet with Den ter-city of Garmisch until ceremonies, climaxed by an come righ vers Mayor Tom Currigan July 26. evening Ball at Aspen, Homtowners, when any HUNT CLEANERS Aulo, and July 25. Commercial to convers The sistcr-city idea Here Are Some Pointers Inturance th e ir owi was conceived in Gar Servicing SI. • SI Thereje’* Phone 75(5-0636 - olTicc guage. I misch nearly one year and Chri»l Ihr King Parivhn 333-<)547 - res. who will p ago. Following corres To Keep From Drovsrning I HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING 2330 So. C^olorudo Blv
u i g WiiL \UK. 3, All-Night Vigil Slated A^ill at- itches; enter* OLP.l i n e k By Denver Area Men rcle on i circle By Waller Kranz Catholic men from all Paul, Holy Name, PL Logan; SL ome of parishes in the Denver J a m es. Kathy How To Enrage it’s Concato’s disease. area will spend an hour 1 0 - 11 o ’ c lo c k - H o ly G h osL in Our Meaning, of course, polyor- St. Elizabeth's, All Saints, SL Your Doctor before the Blessed Sacra Catherine, Derby; Notre Dame. circle. rhomenitis.” ment in Nocturnal Adora 11- 12 o’clock — Cathedral, SL O f all the esoteric ter A normal doctor would tion services to be observed Joseph (C.SS.R.), SL Mary Mag m inology in use, none is naturally not even attempt at Holy Ghost church, d a le n e , S l Cajetan, SL Berna new s more awe inspiring than to reply to such a brazen Downtown Denver, Thurs dette, Our Lady of Fatima. res to statement by . a mere pa I‘2-l o'clock — S l Vincent de that used by the medical day, Aug. 4, the night be Paul, SL Dominic's, SL Tberese, ►enver profession. However, now tient — especially, when fore First Friday, Aug. 5. Aurora: Our Lady of Grace, SL r ’ * is that medical articles are the latter, in his blind ig The vigil begins at 9 Mary’s, Littleton. Corre- becom in g so popular in norance, continued thusly: p.m. Thursday, Aug. 5, and 1- 2 o'clock — Annunciation, .Mother of God. SL Francis de ;ed to current publications, some "Inflammation in my ser hours are assigned to men Following are the hours Sales, Nativity of Our Lord, ial at of this abstruse terminolo ous membranes has been from various parishes Broomfield. ice at gy has been picked up by highly progressive. Seems within the city. assigned to members of the 2- 3 o’clock — Blessed Sacra pu b ' laymen. Most doctors abhor to be part of a definite Confessions are heard Nocturnal Adoration socie ment, Holy Rosar;', SL Joseph ow ing syndrome. Shouldn’t we from 7:30 p.m. until 6 a.m. ty of the various parishes: (Polish), Cure d’Ars. the use by laymen of lan 3- 4 o’clock — Sl PhiJomena’s, guage they consider strictly check for subcutaneous in Communion is distributed 9-10 o’clock - SL John’s. S u St. Patrick. SL Anne, Arvada; their o>yn. And perhaps fection? How about run hourly from midnight until Roge of Lima, Presentation, Holy Family, Most Precious they’re right. After all, ning a Moro Test Just to 6 a.m. Christ the King, Sts. Peter and B lood . be on the safe side?" A Mass will be offered at 4-5 o’clock — Assumption. when you consider the Sacred Heart, St. Anthony of hours th ey ’ ve spent in By this time the doctor, midnight. Other Masses on Irish Gathering Padua, St. Louis, Englewood; studying medical textbooks if he’s half a man, would Teaching 'Doctrina' Classes First Friday will be at Our Lady of ML Carmel. Guar- 6:15, 7, 7:45 a.m., 12:10 dian Angel. All Souls, Engle FFORD for their M.D. degree, they have thrown the patient Loretto Sister Jean Marie, a member of the 1966 Archdiocesan Migrant Wished Success out of his o/Tice bodily. In p.m., and 5:15 p.m. wood; Our Lady of Lourdes, FNCY more or leas deserve exclu program, is shown teaching migrant children seated in the rear of a Belfast, Northern Ireland Holy Cross, Thornton. fact, the patient we’re dis Kord sivity in the use of this pickup truck. With headquarters in Greeley, she works with other Sisters — Hopes for success for a 5-6 o'clock -. SL Ignatius 1810" high sounding nomencla cussing bears the scars of of Loretto, seminarians, high school and college women in the program. Joliet Diocese four-day congress on urban Loyola. SL Catherine’s, SL Jo ture. several physical alterna seph, Golden; SL Pius, Aurora; problems, sponsored in and Holy Trinity, Westminster. Consequently, they be tions resulting from his in Bishop Named Belfast by the Internation come rightfully infuriated sidious doctor*baiting tac al Secretariat of Catholic when any patient attempts tics. Migrant Homes Providing Washington — Pope Paul Technologists, a branch of r to converse with them in So don’t you be fool Pax Romana, society of their own private lan ish. Most doctors are VI has named Bishop Romeo R. Blanchette Catholic students and in guage. I know a person good, honest, God fear tellectuals, was sent to the ICC who will probably have to ing men who work hard Setting for Archdiocesan Ordinary of the Diocese of Joliet, 111., according to an meeting by Pope Paul VI. Vll. die without medical assist for humanity. Don’t antagonize them unne announcement by Arch ance, simply because most bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, of the doctors know that cessarily. If you must Apostolic Delegate in the T R A D IT IO N A L L Y cj read medical articles in Catechetical Instruction he speaks in a language he U.S. T H E F IN E S T IN I the "Saturday Evening adults to come to a more is not authorized to use. By Sister Anne Maura similarity among the cen , j * j - e Bishop Blanchette has PHOTOGRAPHY Post,’’ don’t discuss them ters. vital understanding of adminis- Migrant homes are pro with your doctor. It Typically, the homes are the E ucharist and Ma- trator of the diocese since FOR EXAMPLE, in re would show a serious viding the setting for cate very small, so abandoned chetical instruction in the tnm ony and a young girl the death of Bishop Martin ply to his doctor's opening lack of tact — like ask shacks nearby are often patiently repeats the d . M cNamara May 23 question as to what seems ing whatever happened 1966 Archdiocesan Migrant program. used to absorb some of the H a i l M a ry w it h h e r 1966. The new Ordinary to be his trouble, he might to the old fashioned Each evening, teams overflow. Or, a teacher will pre-schoolers. was named Auxiliary Bish- well blurt out, 'Tm afraid housecall. choose to seat her young- At another home, the fa- op Feb. 8, 1965. composed of Sisters of Lor etto, seminarians, and sters in the back o f a ther of the family must Monsignor John B. Mc- young high school and col tru ck , under a tree, or leave his class for about 15 Dowell, superintendent of Bishop Will Speak lege women travel 10 to 20 even on the ridge of an ir- minutes to check the irri- schools in the Pittsburgh miles from their head rigation ditch. Also, in ev- gation but he always re- diocese, has been appointed quarters in Greeley to ery center, a few minutes turns for the remainder of Auxiliary Bishop to Bishop teach catechism in cen of play and song follow the it. Likewise, his five chil- John J. Wright of Pitts- At Ecumenical Meet trally located shacks, evening lesson. dren never miss a class. burgh. which Texas farm laborers Yet, each center has its Three evenings a week, p I Rabbi Manuel Laderman Coordinator of the work call "home” for several own distinct character. At one team doubles on cen- CCUniGniSni of Hebrew Educational Al shop is Theodore O. Yoder, months each year. one home, a Sister explains ters; they teach about 15 , j. liance; the Rev. Dr. Arthur director of the Colorado Early in June, teams the Bible and illustrates youngsters aged 4 through KOTGO L. Miller, pastor of Mont- 50 region of the National contacuAl the families, sev S ? home Pusan, Korea — Interde- view Boulevard Presbyter iiiiiiiiiii Conference of Christians eral of which offered their the sacraments to a group early in the evening and nominational friendship ian church; and Auxiliary of 13 adults — men and and Jews. homes to be used as "cen then drive a few miles Korea has been strength Bishop David M. Maloney, women. Because her class Some of the questions ters.” Then, families in the further to instruct another ened through the efTorts of of Denver, will speak at which will be explored are: understands English, Sister surrounding farm area group of youngsters. At the a MaryknoU Sister from the workshop on the Mod What is the nature of the were invited to come to teaches in simple English, second location, they teach ern Judaeo-Christian Ecu York, Pa., and a Methodist ecumenical movement? "doctrina” classes in the but frequently backtracks in two vacant migrant i T . menical Conversation at to reiterate difficult points doctor from Philadelphia. What are some of the de neighboring home. houses offered by the farm Sister Gilmary Simmons Iliff school of theology Aug. velopments during the past in Spanish. At the same Entire families were er. and Dr. Roberta Hafkesbr- 2-10. century? What stage has it time, in other sections of urged to attend. But, oft A S TH E teams head ing helped draw the Mary- reached in the middle entimes. the teams had to the house, groups of pre- schoolers. First Communi- homeward at the end of knoll Sisters’ hospital and 3 Priests To Try 1960s? What relevance has revisit families several Ewha. big Methodist uni the ecumenical conversa times in order to assure cants, and older children the evening their feeling is clu ster around their re- inevitably one of gain, for versity in Seoul, together. New - Type tion to the vast social, po- them that they would be litical and economic spective teachers for the over and again, they real- Ewha graduates are welcome. doing internship and resi- Home Mission changes taking place in In some situations, W ord o f God to be ex- ize that the generosity and our modern world? Whither where the parents work in plained to them. deep, simple goodness of dence work at the Mary- A few miles away, in these migrant people profit knoll hospital Madison, Wis. — Three is the conversation tend the fields until sunset, the Dominicans will try a new ing? Sisters transport some of another center, a Sister them more than any in- type of home mission in the children. instructs an aged woman struction they might have Grand Opening Blessed Sacrament parish THE WORKSHOP will in Spanish, while a sem- given in return, ST. MARY’S ACADEMY here this fall from Sept. 11 feature lectures, discus THERE IS a certain inarian helps a group o f Such is the privilege and D & D Cleaners the joy given to a teacher A Select School in Suburban Denver-^ to Oct. 1. sions, and informal con Next To Millers in this summers migrant Each Monday through versations. The classes will 1111 So. Washington Conducted by the Sisters of Loretto be held from 2 to 4:30 p.m. program. Friday evening, each priest Italian Bishops Lift 777 -S 7 1 8 HIGH SCHOOL - GRADE SCHOOL ■d " will meet with two Affer Tuesday through Friday R" ent neighborhood groups, except that the last session KINDERGARTEN AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Catholics and non-Catho- will follow a picnic dinner Friday Ban on Meat TRY Accredited By North Central Association lics. Thursday, Aug. 10. carrj’ing daily crosses, giv Father James Gillis, Interested laymen and Rome — The Italian WEDDINGS CLASSES WILL BE RESUMED AUG. 29, 1966 Bishops have dispensed ing up a show or amuse O.P., pastor, said the par laywomen as well as clergy Jjcd Jb jfL^ of whatever religious back this country from the uni ment, or other acts of CANDIDS 4545 So. University TELEPHONES: ish will be divided into 98 versal law of Friday absti mortification. fn either Color or Black neighborhoods of 25 to 30 ground and tradition are and White become trea Boulevard Grade School —781-6291 invited to take part. nence from meat except sured heirlooms when tak Fiesta Dl.shes - Oiwn Stock adults each. during the season of Lent. THE REST of the pres en by Gills * llanIwQie - I’aliit A home will be chosen For further information, Gln.ss - Toys In Beautiful High School —789-2513 In its place they recom criptions of the Church s 1‘ipc 'Ihrcnflltig in each neighborhood, persons can contact the RORK president, Iliff school of mend the substitution of recently changed universal PHOTOGRAPHERS Wiiitlttw Slindt-s • Key Cherry Hills Convent-785 -0531 where the missionary will law of fast and abstinence Duplicating theology, or Yoder. other penitential acts Dtck Bettinger offer an evening Mass, give which are, nevertheless, as set forth in the Papal Open Friday Evenings 1053 So- Cjylord Ph 733 60)6> a homily, and lead a dial left to the free choice of document "Paenitemini,” 32 Broadway 733-2910 ogue. Seminary Heads the individual. Such acts published last February, After an hour, he will go could be "abstinence from remain unaltered, includ to the second designated Plan Reforms specially favored or costly ing the obligation of both neighborhood and repeat foods, one of the spiritual fast and abstinence on Join a HAPPINESS ^JOURNEY OF the process, while a parish Mexico City — A group or corporal works of mercy, Ash Wednesday and Good priest will be available for of rectors, spiritual direc the reading of a selection Friday and abstinence on FVLFJLLMENT" TOVR tors and professors of 50 14, 21, 24, 31 and 45 days - See the Splendour of more discussion at the from Sacred Scripture, a all Fridays of I..ent. home he has left. Mexican seminaries here pious exercise — preferably E U R O P E and participate In the Centennial Year recently formed a perma in the form of family pray of our Mother of Perpetual Help. Weekly depar nent secretariat for the re er, greater acceptance in tures until October - from S628 to S1522 from form of teaching methods DR. JOHN R. COYLE New York. in seminaries. Some mem OPTOMETRIST Other Catholic interest tours: Cruises and bers of the Christian Fam • Eyes Examined Tours and Independent arrangements every ily Movement were at the laundry • Glasses Fitted where; Wonderful selection of Cor/rm, Tauck^ meeting also. dry cleaning • Contact Lenses Cooks, American Express and Berry "See OPENING AUGUST 1 Sin<« 1930 9355 E. Colfax America, Hawaii c& Alaska." "Where the eharnt of Aurora, Colo. MKMBCR A Store of extraordinary beauty in. neiviieitit is r e st o r e d ” HANRAHAN’S Duraclean' FOR APPOINTMENT O the safe, sure Member of: CALL; 366-3981 UNIVERSITY HILLS TRAVEL side and outside tor the |■°sidents of .'flower fresh' • National Institute of Credit can be arranged , 2721 So, Colorado Blvd. - Ph. 757-7493 way to clean Dry Cleaning Denver. Colo. 80222 southwest Denver. 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Neither This is true particularly when its own casualties begin condu cently by Cardinal Lawrence Shehan o f Baltimore giving believe that most of the American servicemen involved does the mere fact that war has unhappily begun mean to mount and the conflict threatens to grow in duration The t his views on the moral questions involved in the Vietnam in the Vietnam conflict are not acting and do not wish that all is fair between the warring parties.*’ (The and intensity. In such circumstances those who argue and a\ situation.) to act against their con.sciences. Hence, their valor is in Church in the Modern World, No. 79). against restraint and against keeping a nation’s war- Teni itself worthy of praise, and their spirit of sacrifice wor- ' making acts within moral bounds are likely to win an receivi I have just returned from Rome where, on the feast thy of more intense imitation on the part of their fellow IN PARTICULAR, the Council gave its 'unequivo- even greater hearing. Within our nation it seems that Bruce day of his patron saint, I heard our Holy Father itemize citizens who are spared the perils and rigors of the cal and unhesitating condemnation” to "any act of war- such harsh voices are growing stronger and are att- G reg i his various and unwearying efforts for world peace dur- battlefield. aimed indiscriminately at the destruction of entire cities empting to pressure our leaders into decisions which the Mack; R ich a ing the past year. _ ...... At the same time, especially since modem warfare extensive areas a l^ g with their population. ' (The Christian conscience could not endorse. Thom) Pope Paul made specific mention of Vietnam where holocaust, the Church in the Modern World, No. 79). It is clear how in ever increasing numbers, our fellow Americans and contrary to Catholic teaching are some of the sugges- IF WE ARE TO RESIST such lethal appeals to our Steve point of the sincere conscientious objector merits careful Grega fellow human beings are fighting, suffering and dying. consideration: "It seems right that laws make humane tions occasionally made about the degree and kind of understandable impatience, we must constantly recall that only on moral grounds can our cause in Vietnam Tom D He called it a land "tormented by a conflict and by provisions for the case of those who for reasons of con violence our nation should inflict on its enemies. The be just. If our means became immoral, our cause will John struggles that make it suffer greatly and seem to have science refuse to boar arms provided, however, that they Council emphasized what modern Popes have repeatedly affirmed — that all is not permissible in even a presum have been betrayed. Let us also avoid the narrowness of Sievers no end.” He also spoke of the "worsening of the situa accept some other form of service to the human commu and d€ tion and the terrible prospect of a possible extension of nity.” (The Church in the Modern World, No. 79). ably lawful war of self-defense. supposing that all the vice and bad will lie on one side Because citizens who eiyoy representative government of any major conflict and that all £he virtue and good Mike \ the conflict.” service Our ___ Holy______Father,^ of _____ course, ___ has been speaking . and "The Catholic citizen who can conscientiously support are especially answerable for the decisions of their lead will lie on the other. acting in harmony with the somber and urgent words of his government in a struggle against aggression, wheth- ers, these citizens have a moral right to know, insofar Assuming that our cause in Vietnam is just, our two-yea trick s the Second Vatican Council on the unique dangers of er direct or indirect, must do all that he can to see that as national security permits, the truth about government duties to mankind as a whole forbid us to indulge in One y( war and warlike attitudes in the nuclear age. It is no this struggle is carried on in morally acceptable ways, decisions and operations which implicate the general passions of hatred and aggression. Indeed, viewing the mann, secret that the immensely complicated situation in Viet- Such a citizen will, for instance, be guided by the Coun- public: '’There exists within human society a right to world as a whole, the Council insisted: "Those who mold Jerry 1 nam is a source of grave concern to the whole world and cil’s words: "Nor does the possession of war potential information about affairs which effect men individually public opinion should regard as their most weighty task . . I ^ — __ X— ____ . ■ XX Axxlx* .XX yV.BX. XXX.rXX *xx V „ X, vj „ .xxxxxxxxj X XX .X ^ ^ ALxx. __ t ______■ XX ^ W XX XX/YVx XX ^ ^XX XXXXX^XX.XXX^ xxll X XX XX XX ^ f* A F, ^ 1 A n Q t\T O XX XX were a also a subject of acute controversy, not only in our own or collectively, and according to the circumstances of the effort to instruct all in fresh sentiments of peace.” S e r v ic country but throughout the world. each” (The Instruments of Social Communication, No. 5). (The Church in the Modern World, No. 82). Smith This right entails a corresponding duty of the citizen- Even though our hands are embattled, then, our badge. IN THE REMARKS which follow. I intend only the ry to seek out the facts about government policy, espe- hearts must remain steadfastly pjeace-loving. Otherwise, An a modest purpose of recalling some of the pertinent prin cially in time of war, when human beings suffer injury the peril of an escalation which could end in annihi- tion am ciples formulated by the Vatican Council concerning W olion PictiII reA and death in the name of one's own country. The Vati- lation, we may fail to be responsive to the possibilities lence ft modern warfare. It devolves on each Catholic citizen in can Council was not speaking only government leaders reasonable and honorable negotiations, Troop 1 b y every country to weigh political situations in terms of Classification National Catfiellc when it insisted: "The men of our time must realize that That our President has earnestly sought such negoti- ver Are such principles and to exert whatever moral and civic Office for Motion Pieturos they will have to give somber reckoning for their deeds ations in the past, we do not doubt. That he and our sition ^ influences seem dictated by his conscience. of war, for the course of the future will depend largely other national leaders would gladly enter into such the tro Christians of equal sincerity and equal devotion to FolIow inK urc clUKHiflculioiiK o f m otion p ictu rp s b y the N o tional Catholic Orfice of Motion Pictures, for filma currently on the decisions they make today.” (The Church in the negotiations now we firmly believe. All of us have the chairma; the Gospel may honorably diff'er in their conclusions, playinft in Denver firnt-run. neighborhood, and drive-in thea Modern World, No. 80). duty to beg God fervently that He in His wisdom may and acci especially when the problems are gigantic and important ters. as well H.s those appearing on television in the Denver. It is difficult for a nation to wage war with restraint quickly provide the occa.sion of such negotiations, and ter Guj facts are themselves a matter of dispute. But certainly Colorado Springs and Sterling areas. Daily movies on TV arc and to nourish sentiments of peace at the same time. £hat they will be fruitful in lasting justice and peace.” no Catholic who claims to find in the living teaching of checked for time, place and TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found in "TV Guide'* magazine. the Church a source of moral guidance can be indiffer Cla.ssiflcations are: A-1, family; A-2, adults and adolescents; A-3. ent to his duty to care about the overriding moral issues adults only: A-4. adults only with reservations: B. morally Protestants of modern warfare as well as his duty to know and to objectionable in part for all; C, Condemned. (Compiled by follow the pronouncements of the Church on the moral Carol Good) Go To Mass limitations even of lawful self-defense. Current Movies Over Tibet, B; Girl from Man Because America is militarily the strongest nation in hattan. A-1; The Mountain, A-1; in Unity Move Wayward Bus. B; Treasure of the world, because her policies can influence literally And Now Miguel, A-1: Assault Lost Canyon, A-1; Imitation of The Hague — A Protes on a Queen, A-2: Big Hand for every human being on earth and because numerically Life, A-3; The Long Gray Line, tant minister, the Rev. W. the Little Lady, A-2; Blindfold. Catholics are the largest organized religious body in the A- 1; The Best of Eeryghing. Duvekot of Den Brielle, A-2; Blue Max, B; Cast a Giant C United States, American Catholics have a particularly Shadow, A-3. A-3; I Was a Teenage Werewolf, Holland, advanced his grave and binding obligation to follow the lead of the B; Commancheros, a-1; Pony Sunday evening service an Church and to exert their share of moral influence on Dcar John, C; Dr. Zhivago, Soldier, A-1; This Side of the A-2; Duel at Diablo, B; Cilass Law, A-2: Magnetic Monster, hour to enable his strict the councils of government. Bottom Boat, A-2; Inside Daisy A-1; Ramar’s Mission to India, Calvinist congregation to Clover, A-3; Khartoum, A-1; A-1; go to Mass in the nearby LET IT FIRST BE SAID that the Vatican Council Kwaidan, A-2; Lady L., B; Lc BriMHAv ITIIV-JI Catholic church, built on recognized the legitimate role of patriotism: "Citizens Bonheur, C; Ixost Command. Bobby Ware Is Missing. A-1; the S it e where their fore should develop a generous and loyal devotion to their A-3; Lt. Robin Crusoe, A-1; Munster Go Home, A-1: Nevada Every Girl Should Be Married, bearers had hanged 19 country, but without any narrowing mind. In other Smith. A-3; Paradise Hawaiian' A-2; Out of the Blue, B: Story Catholic priests during the F words, they must always look simultaneously to the Sytle. A-i; Run, Applaoosa. o n P a g e O n e . A-.3; D ou b le In- century. welfare of the whole human family, which is tied to- A-i; Ruslans are Coming, demnity, A-2; Force of Impilse, ,,x-, .. x,. . ,. A-2; Border River, a-2: Too ‘he first time in gether by the manifold bonds linking races, peoples, and xf**V® Murder. B; ® y Sound of Music, A-1; South Pa- Many Crooks. A-2; Pony Sol- 400 years Catholics and LIBBEY nations.” (The Church in the Modern World, No. 75). cific, A-3; Stagecoach, A-2; d icr, A -1; Protestants gathered not to Again, "The Christian faithful should live for God Ten Commandments. A-i; . . clash but to look for what JUICE GLASS SETS and Christ by following the honorable customs of their That Man in Istanbul, a -3; " “ ■.„7me Buroio* Bar- unites,” Pastor Duvekot on a Couch, A-3; Walk, own nations. As ^ good citizens, . they X. should practicer true fAxxxx-* U..XX A U TL»* r\Sxl rier. A-1; Murder in Greenwich said in his sermon. Den j x-x. . . a. • A- a a a i. a - 1 a Ai. Don’t Run, A-3; What Did You Be.ufiful Libbey qI. ss jats in attrac and effective patriotism. At the saine time, let them do______in the War______Daddy?,______unlisted;_ Village, A-2; Contraband Spain, Brielle is one of the few I- altogether avoid racial prejudice and bitter nationalism, who’s Afraid of vrrglnia Woolf?. ^-2; Border River, A-2; Too predominantly Protestant tive gift box.!. Each set has eight 6- S fostering instead a universal love for mankind.” (Mis- ”Many " ^Crooks. A-2; ®Screaming towns in .. The...... Netherlands Eagles, A-1; Harriet Craig, A-2; oz. juice glasses. Choose from smoke sionary Activity of the Church, No. 15). where the old hostile rel Nieghborhood, Drive-In One Night in Lisbon, B; A Though this approval of patriotism is qualified, the Queen for Caesar, A-2; Daugh tionship between Protes or aqua hob nob, amet.Syst ripple or Council did not rule out, as Pope Paul did not rule uul ter of Rosie O’Grady, A-2; One tants and Catholics had green tempo. Excellent gifts. $2.59 to in his speech to the United Nations, a country’s right to Art of Love, A-2; Battle of Way Out, A-2. the Bulge, A-1; Baltic of the remained legitimate self-defense: "As long as the danger of war $3.50 value. Drag Races, unlisted; Billie, TUESDAY, AUG. 2 In 1572, when the town remains and there is no competent and sufficiently pow A-1; Born Free, A-1; Boy, Did I Ramar and the Deadly Fc- freed itself from Spanish erful authority at the international level, governments Get a Wrong Number, A-3; males, A-I; Next Time We Love, domination anti-CathoIic Bridge on the River Kwai, A-1; cannot be denied the right to legitimate defense once A-2; Lafayette Escadrillc, B; outbursts led to the mur- X. x> 1 ,^...1 . , , , X 1 „ Ballou, A-2; Cincinnati Kid. One Night in Lisbon, B; One j r irt • * vm. •*. every means of peaceful settlement has been exhausted, ij. Fireball 500, A-3; Flight of Way Oal. A-2; Girls of Pleasure priCSte. The Site each sef (The Church in the Modern World, No. 7 9 ) . Neither did the Phoenix, a ’-1; Franky and Island, A-2; As Young as You 0* their martyrdom became the Council rule out what love of neighbor itself might Johnny, A-2; Ghost and Mr. Feel, A-2; Tight Spot, A-2; Cup- a place o f pilgrimage for demand, namely that one nation help another in its live women. B; Links of Jus- Dutch Catholics. To con- . I • . Heroes of Tlemark, A-2; Horrors ' struggle against agpession. unUsted; I r n .. 59 ’ ’ form with the spirit of the The work of self-defense is normally carried out by La Douce. B; Judith, A-2; Lillies WEDNESDAY. AUG. .1 Ecumenical Council, the the militaryV .personnel of a nation. - - Speaking------of such,, —the .1, 0 Field.. n A-i; .. Marriage .X , Phantom Submarine. A-1; local Catholic pastor, Fa- Council affirmed that "those who are pledged to the "u.* Hills. A-2; As Young thcr Gerard Ten Have VEGETABLES service of their country as members of its armed forces of Ihe GriLV.'“A^i; Pa\ih“of a’-Si' t Sc*Fanitira'* A 2- otRanized a meeting of Frozen Green Glanf in Buffer Sauce CRANBERRY JUICE should regard themselves as agents of security and free- Blue. A-3; Pink Panther, A-3; Glass Menagerie A-2- Story of Catholics and Protestants Mixed Vegefables, Cuf Spinach, dom on behalf of their people. As long as they fulfill Wassell, A-2;’ Women’s Prim- in his church to replace Niblefs Corn or Peas and Onions on, B; The I Don’t Cure Girl, B; Ocean Spray Cockfail this role properly, they are making a genuine contribu- R i o B r a v o , ^la-^sho? T^%ife the annual pilgrimage Robbery Under Arms. A-2; Big 48-Oz. Size # A tion to the establishment of peace. ’ (The Church in the Dark. B; Sin(^ng Nun. A-1; Sil which engendered mutual Modern World, No. 79). encers. B; Spy with My Facd, B; 4 ' t - ‘ 1 THURSDAY. AUG. 4 antipathy. Stagecoach, A-2; The Last of the Secret Agents, B; Those Callo Ramar and the Jungle Se Father Ten Have’s initi ways, A-1; Thousand Clowns, crets, A-1; Special Delivery, A-2; ative w as heartily wel- L a u g h i n g A-3; Tom Jones, A-4; Trouble corned by the Protestants, Church's Attitude Dr. Wassell, Heinz with Angels. A-1; To Trap a Arm. A 9- A ^1? who joined with Catholics Kraft Spy, A-3; Viva Maria, B; What's dor Arms, A-2; A Fever in the . Blood. A-3; A Man Alone, A-2; Mass, at which both New Pssycat. B; When the Boys KETCHUP Meet the Girls, A-3; Where the Treasure of Pancho Villa. A-2; minister and priest gave MAYONNAISE On S e x D iscussed A Life in the Balance. A-2; T he serm ons. The Mass was Spies Are, A-3; Zebra in the Big 20-Oz. 0 0 9 Kitchen, A-1. Third Key, A-I: concluded with an Old llncl. 7 c O ttl J I O c Washington, D.C. — Srzs A 7 Quart ‘I t (Compiled from RNS re FIRDAY, AUG. 5 Testament blessing given Television Ramar and the Savage Chat- simultaneously by both leases) — The Church’s lenges, A-1; Satellite in the Sky, clergymen. attitude toward sexuality A-I; A Life in the Balance, A-2; has been influenced by and SATURDAY. JULY 30 The Third Key, A-1; Pack Up No. 2'/i Vengenacc of the Three Your Troubles. A-1; .lolson has been operating "under M usketeers. A-2: Mission in News Deadline! Fruit Cocktail F & P Cans Sings Again, B; Tropic Zone. The deadline for news *1 the shadow of the long M orocco. A-2; Gypsy and the A-2; As Long as They're Hup- • . . . . dead hand of Augustine.” Gentleman. A-3; Steel Bayonet, py. B; The Uninvited. B; Angel Stories and pictures to No. 303 Too, the Church must pro A-1; Rulers of the Son, A-1; and the Badman, B; Gunsight appear in the "Register” Scream ing Skull. A-2; Storm Green Beans Kuner's Cut Cans vide u solution that faces R id ge, A -1 jg M onday at 9 a.m. 89‘ reality squarely to give adequate moral leadership No. 300 $1 for modem couples. Kidney Beans 7 Cans I So spoke the Rev. John Posy Red 46-Oz. $ L. Thomas, S.J., one of the Hawaiian Punch (Reg. or Low Calorie] Cans 1 nation’s leading experts in marriage counseling; Fa HOT ISN'T IT? ther Thomas is associated Father Thomas with the Cambridge Center Thomas, the "juridical ab- for Social Studies. The ad- stractions” of the Church Health and beauty aids! dress was given before an procreative empha- . . . enjoy the real thing, interreligious colloquim at "were valid just as long Georgetown University you didn't examine considering various aspects **eality too closely.” What from Florida-COLD Vitality of Vatican II decrees on ‘s needed now, he said, is "The Church in the Mod- that the C hurch inject orn’World.” more "regard for the hu Orange Juice, a COOL, man dimensions” into its deliberations on marriage. ANACIN REFERRING to Augus tine’s influence on teach "Unless the Church CRISP BOTTLE ings involving sex. Father comes up with a more $ 1 . 0 7 Thomas indicated that the realistic approach to the OF 100 Church does not face the problem of sexuality and Salad or a TASTY reality of the problem marriage. Catholic Chris when it applies the rule tians will increasingly be that the sex act is meant doing what they feel they SANDWICH. solely for the purpose of have to — even if they do suffer from a heavy guilt 1595 So. Colorado Blvd. procreation. "The thinking '{Vnuje Egg or Deluxe Green of Augustine,” he said, was for having done it.” SHAMPOO Royal Deluxe that sex relations in mar 5 9 ‘ riage were all right so long THE FOUR-DAY sym 8880 West Colfax as the intent was procrea posium was sponsored by PANCAKE HOUSE tive — and so long as you the Georgetown University 8855 East Colfax RESTAURANT SET 100 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS WITH BONUS didn’t eryoy it too much.” School of Foreign Service COUPON NO. I I THIS WEEK AT KING SOOPERS. In turn, said Father Summer School. Englewood Scouts Thursday, July 28, 1966 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 Hold Honor Court Creative Arts Festival Members of Boy Scout committee chairman Harry Troop 136, St. Louis par Fleenor attended the cere Youth This Week ish, Englewood, held a mony and congratulated Entry Deadline Nears court of honor, which was the boys. conducted by Don Allen.. The boys received badges Troop 206, Entries for the Creative original), interpretive read to all winners in all cat and awards. Arts Festival to be held ings and interpretive egories. Tenderfoot badges were Boy Scouts Aug. 14-28, for all youth of dance; Oratory; original The festival is sponsored received by Mark Smith, the metropolitan Denver relevant message, written and planned by an Inter- Bruce Ballow, Walt Foster, Set for Camp area, ages 13 to 19, must and delivered, 10 minutes Group committee repre Gregg Ward and Jim be received Sunday, Aug. in length. senting Catholic, Jewish, Twenty-five boys from 7. P r o je c ts sh ou ld be A fee of $1 per entry Orthodox, Unitarian and Mack; second class badges, Troop 206, sponsored by Richard Allen, Shawn brought to St. John’s Epis will be charged. ^ Protestant youths and the the St. Rose of Lima par copal Cathedral parish An exhibit of art ob United Christian youth de Thompson, Tom Urban, ish Holy Name society, Steve Wismann, David hall, E. 13th and Wash jects will be presented at partment of the Denver i to our Denver, accompanied by ington from 2 to 5 p.m. the First National Bank, ' recall Gregarek, John Collins, area Council of Churches. Scoutmaster Le Rhynard, The Creative Arts Festi W elton and 17th street, Catholic members of the 'ietnam Tom Davis,. Mike Nearing, will attend camp at the val has chosen "The Illu Aug. 14-27. The public is planning committee are se will John Lubeck,' and Jerry Peaceful Valley Boy Scout sions of Faith” as its invited to attend a pro Marie Walton, Tom Starr, ness of Sievers; First Class badge- and den chief coordinator, Ranch, near Elbert. theme. Entries must ex gram presenting the best the Rev. Stephen Handen. ne side They will leave on Sun press the deepest concern entries in other catego assistant pastor at Blessed d good Mike Wismann; three-year service pin, Matt Leonard; day, July 31, and return about life geared to the ries Sunday, Aug. 28 at Sacrament parish, Denver, two-year pin, Mike Fitzpa on Saturday, Aug. 6. idea that "Faith is the Malo Hall during which Bob McVay, and Jim st, our A campfire awards cere substance of things hoped awards will be presented Wright. ilge in trick and Mike Wismann; One year pin, Steve Wis mony was the highlight of for. the evidence of things ng the not seen.” mann, Mike Nearing, and a recent weekend camp-out 0 mold Jerry Sievers. All scouts held by 17 boys and eight y task were awarded Community fathers from Pack 206. Awards will be presented peace.” Service badges. Mark Awards earned by the to the winners in the fol Smith received a buglers’ boys since the May Pack lowing categories: Art: n, our badge. meetings were presented to photography, pictorial art, jrwise, An award of participa the Cubs by Joe Holligan, Planning Voice of Youth Seminar sculpture, ceramics and innihi* tion and a ribbon of excel chairman, assisted by his metal works, and weaving; 3ilities Brian Clancy, right, Regis high school senior and co-ordinator of the Music; folk music, vocal lence for the booth which co-chairman. Bud Lederhos. Denver Voice of Youth unit, discusses the Voice of Youth seminar, which Troop 136 had at the Den The following men ac solos and group perform legoti- will be held at the Broadmoor hotel, Colorado Springs, Aug. 28-30. Left to ances, instrumental solo ver Area Boy Scout expo companied the boys: Gene right, front row, are Joe Hoskins, St. Francis de Sales’ high school; Ed td our sition were presented to Shelton. Herb Dreiling, and group performance, 1 such Bruno, South high; Barbara Sullivan, St. Mary’s academy; Robert Higgin- ‘ composition, and improv the troop by exposition Charles Onofrio, Joe Nagel, son, George Washington high; second row; Chris Eisner, Joni Origlio, fe the isation; Creative Writing: chairman Roger Thompson, Joe Holligan, Bud Leder Gayle Johnson, Cathy Cullen, Nancy Bredar; third row, Mary Ann Harris, \ may Poetry and prose; Drama; and accepted by scoutmas hos, Ed Lederhos, and Cathy Barry, Jane Wagner, and Susan Thelan. (, and ter Guy Wissmann. Troop Denton Shockley. one act plays (need not be I® ... qua’Hy, valuer trim! RATH BLACKHAWK COOKED Whole or Shank Holf Lb. t MM 49 Appearing in M elodram a Appearing in "Dora, the Beautiful Dishwash KINGS SOOPERS er,” a melodrama presented by the Leadvillc Catholic Youth Organization at the Tabor Opera POT U.S. Choice Beef House in Leadville are, left to right, Ed Koucher- ik, Karen Yotimans, and Neil Reynolds. K m Lb. > SAVORY BEEF STEWrv i tileat bacon, dicad i pinch thymathyma Leadville C.Y.O. 3 Ibt, taan baaf Sail andiftd papp. pappar to to ta (Arm Curs) 39 ttaw maat 2 o uncti brandy 12 trnall whola onront I'/j cups elarat wma !2 *"'*'! I can II.OX.I button 12 small potatoas mushrooms To Present Drama KING SOOPERS I bay laaf_ I can bouillon Fry bacon crisp and ramova to castarola. Flour maaf and Leadville’s historic Tabor the theater constructed by U.S. Choice Beef brow n; ramova to eassarola. To frying pan add saasonings, bouillon, mushr^ms with thair liquid; simmar S minutas. Opera House, one of Colo H. A. Tabor in 1869. Add carrots, wlna, brandy and contants of frying pan to c*****^|*- C o »a r and baka 3 hours in 300 dagraa o»an. rado’s oldest theaters, will Cast members include Add onions and potatoas and baka anethar hour Sarvts 4 be the setting this week Neil Reynolds, Norma Jean ?^AN© e OF PACE MEAT MECIPfiS call King Soopart "“ STBK CONSUMEK SERVICE, 222*2711 Monday.Friday 1:00 to 4:30 for melodrama perform Nellson, Joan Green. Clau ances by the Leadville Half) * dia Julin. Edward Kouch- 59 Catholic Youth Organiza erik, Karen Youmans, H o m s Rath Blaekhawk 59“ KING'S Kings' Sooparb tion. Kenny Nellson, Patrick Bonatati EngUih Cut Gourm et' U.S. Choica Beef Two melodramas. "Dora, Green, Jean Ann Jakopik, Kings Seeparb U.S. Choica Baaf A O c S te w M e a t Lean and Bonalast Lb. 59' the Beautiful Dishwasher,” ■ v O U S T a Idaai Idaal for Rotlstcria Lb. 0 7 Lillian Montoro and James KORNERo and ” For His Brother’s O’Neal. Armour's Star, Hormal's, Sigman's Mila Hi Sigman’t Mila HI I-Lb . C C « Silver Salmon Steaks Crime” will be presented Tickets will be available B o lo g n a A il Dacf Or Regular Pkg. 9 9 nightly Thursday through BOOTH FROZEN AQc W ie n e rs All Baaf or Regular 55' at the door. 12-Ox. Pkg. 7 0 Saturday, July 28-30. Cur Rock Lobster Tails Kings' Sooparb 7-Bona tain is 8 p.m. BrOHNfchwgiggr Ckubbt Sandwich Sprgod BOOTH FROZEN $1.59 S te a k s U.S. Cho*ca Baaf Lb 45' The programs are being 9 - Oz. Pkg. I held in connection with the w H*rmtt’t ON SmehthouM Petite Peas festivities surrounding the 8-Oz. Roll 39c 8-Oi. Roll 39e SNOW CROP. FROZEN A 7c annual Pack Burro Race, 10- Ox. Pkg. A / which will be run Sunday from Leadville to Fairplay. Garden fresh! Kings’ crisp, fresh produce! THIS MARKS the third year of melodrama produc tion by the CYO group, in Lem ons Juicy 2 45' LAROOA Seedless Plum s Extra Large Site 2 p,^; 49' Or Schools End Fresh from Kings' own bakery! Red Cardinal Lb. f., New Vienna 4 Holy Day e a a Poly Bag (Rag. 29e) * Variety of national brands! Danish Brown and Sarvo Pkg. 7 p « 19 Takes Vows R olls (Rag. 39e) of 6 A 7 'Holidays' Friar Melvin D. Veit, Lemon Gold son of Mr. and Mrs. C a k e 7" 2-Layar (Rag. 79c) 69' Stokely Frozen Toronto, Ont. — (RNS) Beginning with the fall Melvin A. Veit of Love term, students in Catholic land pronounced simple Beef, Chicken or Turkey schools of Metropolitan vows of the Franciscan Fathers at St, Anthony’s Hot bakery specials! Toronto will attend class es, on four Catholic holy novitiate. Auburn, Ind. DANISH APPLE ROLLS days which formerly were Presiding at the ceremo Rag. A for 54c POT PIES observed as school holi nies w’as the Rev. Robert 6 f o r 48c days. Bayer, O.F.M. Conv., novice master. G. W. or C & H A similar decision has been taken by other sepa PRICES G O O D THR U Powdered or Brown rate school boards in at St. Anne's Has SATURDAY, J U L Y 30. least two other centers in W E RESERVE THE R IG H T TO LIMIT pANTITIES. Ontario and is expected to become common practice 25 Boy Scouts SOMR across Canada. Boy Scout Troop 338 of Cot.-Ripe In the Toronto area the the S hrine of St. Anne "New separate school board ad parish, Arvada, now has 25 Crop" No. 2'/3 m inisters 100 parochial boys enrolled with three Cans schools which enroll 60,000 patrols: Beaver patrol, Stan Whole students. Unpeeled Palmquist leader; Eagle - Students formerly were patrol, Scott Thielen lead given a holiday on the fol lowing holy days: Nov. 1, er; and Falcon patrol, Lar kPiueors All Saints’ Day; Dec. 8, ry Szabo leader. Feast o f the Immaculate Senior patrol leader of Conception; Jan. 6, Epi the troop is Edward Biller REGISTRATION FOR phany; and Ascension Day. and assistant patrol leader Dr. John Andrachuk, is Michael Plante. Scout FREE PATIO SET! chairman of the Metropol master is Dr. Robert Beck; itan Toronto Separate assistant is Joe Peterson. Name...... Phone...... School Board, said giving The troop meets twice a 9-PIECE the students a holiday on month and schedules a camp-out each month in A d d r e s s ...... such days deprived the REDWOOD PATIO DEPOSIT THIS AT YOUR NEAREST KINS SOOPERS. DRAW- holy day of its true signi cluding the winter months. The next camp-out will be FURNITURE SET! ING WILL BE HELD AT EACH KING SOOPERS JULY 30, ficance in the eyes of the 1966. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. YOU NEED NOT BE PRES student. taken as a week at camp starting July 31. Men of Heavy duty redwood ' furniture that is parfact for patio, porch or lavrn. ENT. Instead, a special pro Haro's what you'll g#t If you win: A six*foot*long picnic table complota with gram of observances will the parish with or without benches, an adjustable chaise lounge, luxury chair and sattaa, two end tables be held in the schools on boys who are interested in and a coffee table. Register now! One complete **t (worth $140.00) will holy days. Students will camping, fishing, hiking be given at each King Soepers. attend Mass in the parish are needed and can contact church as part of the spe Dr. Beck for donating their cial program. time. Pape 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 28, 1966 Two Comedies Enliven Summer Film Fare to share an iipartmen^t. By Kim Larsen bedroom comedies, but it is land where he sets up shop Summertime always done in extremely good to await rescue. Grant has no idea that the seems to be a good time to taste, and most adults In the meantime. Van person is a female, but he take a break from the should enjoy it. Dyke finds a companion in manages to get room and heavy schedule of drama, The kids will eixjoy Dick a chimp which happens to board with Miss Eggar. crime, and adventure films Van Dyke in Walt Disney’s be a lost American astro This provides all sorts ot confusion, especially Miss and to relax with some Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N. naut. Another companion Eggar’s rigid and ridicu For the Listener. good comedies. Disney slipped a bit on also shows up — Nancy Two comedies — one for this one, and thus adults Kwan. who is Van Dyke’s lous schedule. Grant ad^ THE adults and one for children will not like it as much as Girl Wednesday, exil^ to to the confusion by invit d a n g 1 Young Composer Scores Again ~ are now playing in the the youngsters undoubtedly the island by her treacher ing Jim Hutton, an Amer claimc< Denver area. will. ous father (Akim TamirofD. ican athlete, to share his rookie Jerry Herman, a young Elitch’s theater three years Bill Robinson’s "Doin’ the Walk, Don’t Run is Van Dyke plays a mod room in the apartment. eyes of composer and lyricist, is ago in Auntie Marne, the New Low Down.” Cary Grant’s latest, which ern Robinson Crusoe whose VAN DYKE provides Miss Eggar does not take last V one of the few who bids to comedy on which the mu Harmony’s "Golden Hits also stars Samantha Eggar navy jet crashes out in the excellent entertainment too kindly to this, but after was t give this generation the sical is based. Marne is a of the 1940s” spotlights in her first comedy role. middle of the 'Pacific. He w ith his noted imitations much more confusion in gam e" •type of popular, melodious fetching and enjoyable some long-time favorites. This picture is one of those eventually floats to an is of various noises and ver cluding the usual chase gang o music that was the trade score and a top-rate album. Reissued are some of the Theater Arts satile facial expressions. scene at the end, every biddinj mark of Jerome Kern. He hits of Kay Kyser, Buddy The plot, however, is rath thing turns out just right Bronco has demonstrated this with SOME OF the songs Clark, Dinah Shore, Jon Ackelson, above, er weak. and Grant rides inte the T he Littleton, has been Theater Guild Sets his scores for two musical from Marne are given an Frankie Carle, Harry Walk, Don’t Run takes sunset in a limousine — ri nged named instructor in the comedies. Milk and Hon up-tempo orchestration by James, and Les Brown and place in Tokyo during the without the girl. Grant is F i e l d ey and Hello, Dolly! New Bobby Hackett, trumpet, his orchestra with a vocal ater practice at Loretto Top Broadway Shows Olympic games. Grant, an happily married and leaves School est addition to the Herman and Ronnie Davis, piano, ist by the name of Doris Heights college, Denver, Man o f Mancha, popu English big businessman, the romance to Hutton and Golden for the next academic Auditorium on Thursday, musical catalog is a bright in Epic Records’ "Swin- Day. The album is a nos lar and widely acclaimed Sept. 22. shows up earlier than ex Miss Eggar. by the year. He holds bachelor and pretty score for the gin’est Gals in Town.” It’s talgic look at a time when Broadway musical based on Kenneth Nelson will ap pected to sign some con for the paired with the Cy Cole- songs had spirit and melo and master’s degrees Cervante’s novel, Don tracts. Because of all the THIS ONE is worth crop toi from Denver university. pear in the English musi man-Dorothy Fields ditties dy. Quixote, will be one of the cal, Half a Sixpence, and activity, the hotel has no seeing, especially if you h i s to r from Sweet Charity. productions presented in Hans Conried will be fea room for Grant. are a Cary Grant fan. But manage A this writing the mu the 1966-1967 Theater tured in G eneration, in He goes to the embassy leave the kids with Dick Inclu sical, Superman, which Catholic Hour To Start Guild Play Series of Den the role created on Broad for help and finds a note Van Dyke; everyone will young N.Y. Times’ critic Stanley ver sponsored by Hugh way by Henry Fonda. Two on a bulletin board left by enjoy themselves more Bronco Kaufmann called the "best Hook Entertainments. more hit plays are to be a person seeking someone with this arrangement. new qui musical of the season,” has Series on Dialogue Starring Richard Kiley and added to the series. Now closed. The original cast Joan Diener, the musical Hummel’s Offers a New Home Baked Feature mal exchanges of informa Subscriptions for the that th recording is out on Colum Protestant and Catholic won the New York Drama Delightfully Rich —New York Style exactly laymen will discuss the tion and opinion. The pro Denver Theater Guild pro bia. Composers Charles Critics "Best Musical, Coach I differences and similarities grams are televised ex ductions may be obtained CHEESE CAKE Strouse and Lee Adams 1966” award. through the local Guild Baked by Htimmei’a Chefa a game are responsible for the of their faiths in "Protes amples of the ecumenical Ray Milland and Mel tant - Catholic Dialogue’, dialogues at the "grass ofilce, 1631 Glenarm place, CHICKEN SALADS . WHOLE KOSHER STYLE with h: score, which is oftentimes ville Cooper are starred in Chopped Chicken Livers Briskets of Corned Beef to be seen on the Catholic roots” level which are de Denver. c a llin g light and melodic, but is the drama, H ostile Wit Cooked by Hummel’s Chefs Hour on the Sundays of veloping with great success SlaughI notably marked by the ness which will open the August, 11:30-12 noon on in many parts of the coun Men's Clothing Cormick contributions of Jack Cas guild season on Sept. 6 at SIDEWALK CAFE KOA-TV, Channel 4, Den try today. Luncheons 85c up — Dinners $1.00 up tune ti sidy. Good assists come ver, and KOAA-TV, Chan Auditorium Theater, Den Men's Tailoring face of from Linda Lavin and Bob THE CENTRAL topic of ver. Milland will appear in HUMMEL’S son. Jerry Herman nel 5, Colorado Springs. the first two programs on MR. FRANZ OF LAKESIDE Holiday, but on record the The four programs are the role he created on DELICATESSEN W H I music misses. Aug. 7 and 14 is "Our Broadway. King Soopers Mall new musical, Marne, now based on ’’Living Room Lakeside Shopping Center Cherry Creek Shopping Center yearli n There’s some clever Common Christian Heri Fiddler on the Roof, Broadway’s top musical hit. Dialogues” , a booklet re last Sa' songs from the score of tage.” Points of discussion the second production of Columbia Records has cently published by the eight qu The Daydreamer include Mary and the the series, will open at the released the original cast Catholic Confraternity of Saints, Scriptures, Liturgy, down fre album of this score and it’s forthcoming film ' featuring Christian Doctrine, and the the structure and nature of on the r animation and live action, N a t io n a l C o u n c il o f a delightful treat for the the Church, the Papacy, includec an d in th e C olu m bia Churches of Christ, as a Sacred Heart ProEram listener. The title song and the Priesthood. ter and 1 soundtrack of the film, guide to ecumenical dis- " I t ’ s W h a t’ s In s id e Luz f resembles "Hello, Dolly” in Shows on Aug. 21 and That Counts!” will be the based on stories by Hans cussions. touted style and some of the other 28 focus on "Our Common subject of an address by Christian Anderson, the Richard Horchler, direc sm all 1 melodies have the Herman Christian Witness.” Dis the Rev. Lawrence J. songs are effectively ren tor of National Program ready h touch. Performed by a cast tinction is drawn between Schieber, S.J., on the dered by un-named soloists. Development for the Na "Evangelism” , with its im duds ai who sing as well as act, tional Conference of Chris Sacred Heart Program, Robert Goulet sings the plications of attempted going ag this album is one of those tians and Jews, leads a Sunday, July 31, 7:30 title song. conversion, and "witness’, ics too rare original cast rec group of businessmen and Q . m . on KBTV, Channel Columbia has released which a participant identi . . . evei ordings in which the sing the Spanish version of My teachers, members of four 9, Denver. ers do justice to the score. fies as "the love of Christ Fedrazo Fair Lady (Mi Bella Christian denominations, Newspaper circulation is credentia Angela Lansbury reveals in this series of four infor- reflected in one's behavior.” known and is comparative Dama) with Mexico’s Ma- The series concludes as all Johnson, a voice o f qu ality and nolo Fabregas in the Hen ly unaffected by daily or sureness. She’s equally at express the hope that these the Bron ry Higgins role and Chris 'House of Lord' programs will stimulate seasonal change — there’s the Atia home with a ballad or a no "summer slump.” robust song. She is called tina Rojas as Eliza. The viewers to join in their - to the a upon to sinR most of the Performers sing the Ler- On TV July 31 own local ecumenical dial Open 11 a.m -1 0 p.m. Daily ALF and songs and is especially ef- "or-Ixiewe songs with care "City Without Service” ogues. 16-oz. T-Bnnes Broncos fective with "If He Walked perfection. The album The Catholic Hour-TV is U.S.D.A. C hoice ...... S2.2S must mak will be the topic of discus U.S. Choice Sirloin ...... 1.40 Into My Life,” unquestio- sion on the House of the produced by the National • 4 • After i Council of (Catholic Men in U.S. Choice Filet MIk...... 1-55 liabiy the show’s finest o®" Lord program, Sunday, Center Cut Chops ...... 1.10 *• I ■ ing the contribution; "Open a New (The Ram in Spam). July 31, at 8:30 a.m. on association with the Na M Sp. Chicken ...... l.IO Johnson, Window.” and "That’s How R o b e r t G o u le t adds KLZ-TV, Channel 7, Den tional Broadcasting Com Hamburger Steak ...... 1.00 Johnson’ another impressive album All Children Portions ... .75 Young I Feel ver. pany. the one t to his long line of Colum 6 I>arge Shrimp ...... 1.20 I J- Charles Braswell sings Representing the Catho Halibut Steak ...... 1.00 wanted ar the title song with the bia hits with his latest, "I All Dinners Served with Fresh Crisp Certair Remember You.” Here are lic faith will be Mrs. Ray Salad and a choice of Dressing chorus and his virile bari mond Nixon. Moderator Fr. Potatoes or Baked with sour CO u ra g i i 11 p o p u la r stan d ard s Cream or Butter. tone is easy to take. Bra will be Miss Dorothy Lat- We Serve Only the TOP O UAtITY Johnson ("These Foolish Things,” swell takes the same part son of Montview Boulevard MEATS, U. S. Choice or Prime good in d "My Ideal,” "Skylark”) that that he did when he per Presbyterian church. Other COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE team to are a joy to hear. formed with Jan Clayton panelists will be Mrs. .'Ird & F e d e ra l 934-9721 Blues in The soundtrack of the and Mary Jo Catlett at Shirley Coren and Mrs. W. last year, widely praised film, W. Clannin. up with a Shakespeare Wallah, is Only af Lafftte cat, you enjoy a recent co available on Epic Records. game in A Family Theater Continenlal luncheon at modarato The music is composed by I T F O India’s Satyajit Ray, al First Law of the priett. Oaiy at Loffit* can you s in c e Pe ready known as a motion Ju ngle, a drama, will be order your choice of more than make the picture director (Apu trilo presented on Father Pat 30 seafoods. Only at Laffite can B roncos, gy). The use of instruments rick Peyton’s Family Thea you 9#t the finast in quality blue had sig r peculiar to music from . ter, Sunday, July 31, on ribbon beef. Only at Lofflte can youn g cr India is striking, and the KOSI Radio, Denver, at 9 you hear the fabulous Jimmy Rob backs. score, influenced by that p.m. erts entertaining nightly. Six you] land’s rhythms, is inter- No chanc esting and worth-while. There i« only one Laffitm . • • could indec A LOOK at yesteryear Bacon & Schramm ami you can afford it. a Sammy guise, dieh is lots of fun when listen Composition Roofing ing to "Great Moments in wondered, Tile Roofing Show Business” (Epic). In th e re wa cluded are original per Roof Repoiring LAFFITE chance at i formances by Walter Hus 4020 Brifilgon Blvd. 14th at URIMER With th CII. 4-6SG8 (JutI off Denver's famous lewsr dewntewn) the Auditorium Theatre cost only $42.00 for all seven Broadway successes. This the ball o ton, Fred Astaire, Eddie Frts Pirklnt Per Reservttlensi 212»aait In Com edy Cantor, Burns and Allen, outstanding entertainment value is why Theatre Guild membership in Denver in th e garni Gene Raymond, A1 Jolson creased this past season by OVER 37%! Become a privileged playgoer yourself— young defei Comedian Phil Foster, f f f f ff f f ff f > TTHa 'f f f f f f T9 gf H join the thousands who now enjoy these pleasures; well known to television and others. A highlight is audiences, will co-star DUFFY'S • ECONOMY of subscription prices. with George Gobel in the SHAMROCK RESTAURANT • LUXURY of choice reserved seats for every show, prior to adult comedy, "The Odd WORLD FAMOUS IRISH COFFEE public sale. Couple” , at Central City tervtd all timet TUESDAY SPECIAL • CONVENIENCE of receiving your tickets by mail. beginning Tuesday, Aug. PRIME KIR 95 2. The play runs through Special 6 courer Dinner ASSURANCE of not missing the sold-out hits. Proudly SepL 3. 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I’m ordering.. and Jose' Sapien, Maitre'D (how many) DANCING (Seth form arV of Tha Scotch n' Sirloin) I want to attend the following performance for every show: First Ra EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY SER VIN G : from 11:30 a.m. □ 1st night □ 3rd night New 9 P.M. to 2 A.M. □ 2nd night 0 4th night Pilk's Famous Roast Baron of Beef □ Matinee New A to "THE MEN OF NOTE", 3 pc. Combo (Performances may be in the first or last half of the week. No specific day of the week is guaranteed.) Ruben and other Sandwiches-A variety o f Salads New Ju< My check/money order enclosed is for! □ FULL PAYMENT $_ Complete Luncheon Menu □ HALF PAYMENT $_ • Twin SECRETARY’S t BUSINESS MENS SPECIALS! I agree to remit by SEPT. IS, 1966 the balance of $______• Quin For a perfect evening enjoy Denver’s finest entertainment NAME ______• Adm and Gourmet Dinners from our completely new menu. (Kindly print—1*81 nama firat) • Park ADDRESS_ (« ♦ ♦ ♦ Standings SOUTHEAST Hootenanny Hymns C'I.A8H A W L T HIrsMd Kurrunw-nc Kwlrona 10 3 St. Hoir Seals 10 3 QQfi^/irQPOPW\ Ht. Jo h n * H aw ko - A 3 1 Trashy Declares Nun Hi. Phllomena Cub* A 4 "Vatican II says that Hu Roee Bear* A 5 1 St. Louis — (RNS) — course, but 'boredom’ de Ht. Ro*e Beaver* A A music is something inte THE DENVER Broncos think somebody, just acci- The supposition that "hoo fined is the frustration of H i . Vincent* 1‘irate* 4 5 3 tenanny hymns” or other gral to worship, but Vati dangled their self-ac -:dentally might wander into H i. VIncanta Twin* 4 A 1 being subject to inanity. To can II does not legislate claimed "best ever" crop of the end zone untouched. HI. Vincent* Cub* 3 H wise rhythmically appeal im ply that children are rookies before the eager Hu Vincent* Brave* 2 8 1 ing "trash” is necessary so bored by a good hymn or musical taste,” she noted. But, lo and behold, only C L A S S A A A "Neither does a teacher eyes of 8,000 ivory hunters one touchdown was scored Bleaved Sacrament Falcon* II 0 that young people can ex any good musical service is last week. The occasion Ht. B oer Oodjier* S 1 press themselves was den a further inanity.” legislate musical taste, but in the entire scrimmage Ht. Philom ena Tix e r* 7 4 she can do something more was the annual "rookie while the defensive unit St. Roae Cub* 7 5 ounced here by Sister Communal singing of Hi. Philomena Yanltoc* 5 4 1 Mary Tobias, lecturer in good hymns will help mod — she can create it.” game” featuring a hep made hay. HL Vincent* Yankee* S 5 1 gang of yearlings who are music at Fontbonne col ern Catholics to shake off The nun advocated spe Under rules of the game, Ht. Vincent* Aatro* 0 A cial celebrations of the Eu bidding for berths on the the defense started with 24 8 L Roee Brave* 3 A 3 lege. the chrysalis of individual, Bronco roster. H i . Vincenu UodRer* 3 7 I She addressed 300 reli reserved piety which wa.s charist for children, in points on the scoreboard Ht. Jo h n * Haw k* 3 8 1 which they can participate The 8.000 onlookers Hi. Vincent* (lia n l* 2 8 1 gious education chairmen willed to them by the 19th and was awarded points for at the level of their un ringed staid old Brooks MAJOR from the Archdiocese of St. Century, Sister Mary To recovering fumbles, inter St. Rose Athletic* |0 I derstanding. Such celebra Field on the Colorado RIeeeed Sacrament Falcons 8 3 Louis who are attending a bias said. cepting passes, etc. Final tions should be on special School of Mines campus in Hi. Rose Indian* A A «ummer institute in ca- score: Defense 39, Offense SL Vincent* Colt* 5 A occasions, and not during Golden. They came, lured techetics at the college. 7. Sk Roae 'ngerB 5 8 I Nuns’ Formation the Sunday Mass, which is by the promise of seeing NO MATTER how you He Philomena Card* 4 7 "I resent this supposi St. Jo h n * Haw k* 3 A I a family celebration geared for themselves a yearling tion, because this form of Is Meeting Topic slice it, this was a miser Hk Vincent* Cardinals 3 7 2 to the universal tastes of crop touted us the finest in trash is not the self- Milwaukee — Marquette able production . . . wheth NORTHWEST all present, she said. history by the Bronco er you’re playing a rookie C L A S S A expression of youth," Sister university and the Nation management. game or even touch foot W L T Mary Tobias said. "Their al Sister Formation confer Presentation Bobcat* |0 0 liking for such music stems Included in this eager ball for that matter. AM Saint* Tig e r* 7 2 ence will sponsor a two- young herd of blue chip Oh yes! There were ex Presentation Alleycau 8 4 from their exposure to it week workshop at the Holy Family Tigera 3 4 1 by adults — often ill-in- university Aug. 7-19 that Bronco prospects were six planations for the offensive A ll Saint* U o n s I 7 I G.M.C. new quarterback hopefuls. offense. Pass receivers ran Presentation l..eopards 0 10 formed adults with little will stress social thought Now. everyone knows the wrong patterns. Some Presentation Cat* II I musical knowledge or and action. It will be open 1966 - Vi Ton Pickups Holy Family Tigers 8 1 taste.” that the Broncos are not passes were dropped. And Notre Deme Yankee* 10 2 Greyhound Runs For Charity to both laymen and reli Low As exactly quarterback rich. then, those new rookie de Notre Dame Pioneer* 9 5 gious. Notre Dame Charger* 7 5 I The lifetime earnings of this greyhound, Pan SOME adults use these M799. Coach Mac Speedie played fensive Bronco backs are Notre Dame Hustlers A 6 I Ark Mike, have been pledged to the 354-member a game of musical chairs real wizards. Especially a Notre Dame Bears A 7 "musical inanities” lo att All Halnt* Bluejay* 4 5 I Pueblo Newman Club, a Catholic service organi with his belabored signal fellow like Lonnie Wright, ract youngsters in order to Gateway All Halnt* Cardinals 4 A zation for students at Southern Colorado State keep them from being calling duo of Mickey the Colorado State U bas Hk Dominic* Colt* 4 8 College. Wishing him a succes.sful career are Tom WOW! Motor City Slaughter and John Mc ketball whiz who hadn’t .4olre Dame Mustang* 4 8 1 bored, the nun said. "Bore Presentation 'Tiger* 3 8 Darcy, left, a Pueblo Newmsm Club member, and dom is to be avoided, of 1910 - 38th St. 623-8731 Cormick last year and the donncKl football pads since N o trr Dam e Card* 2 10 1 Mrs. Jessie Jersin, owner o f the Pan Ark Kennel. MAR-LEE tune turned sour in the his high school days when Holy Family Red 1 9 MAJOR RESTAURANT & LOUNGE face of a dismal 4-10 sea he was an offensive demon. Presentation Panthers 9 I It’s FEATURE DINNERS Kamp King Coaches son. Wright is, indeed, a Notre Dame Coll* 10 I I Notre Dame Rebels 8 2 Good-Looking WHEN THE Bronco magnificent athlete. There Hk Dominica F-Troop A 4 Pueblo Newman Club SPECIALS yearlings took the field is little he can’t do if he Hk Dominica Bobcats 5 4 War Hawk Campers last Saturday, there were puts his mind to it. And it Notre Dame Mick* 2 7 2 FROM Notre Dam e S ham rocks 3 8 I ONLT eight quarterbacks, marked could just be that the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 2 6 2 95^ down from nine, still listed Broncos came up with Presentation IJon* I 8 Leading a Dog’s Life Hy-Lo Campers on the roster. This number another of their basement PU EBLO - Pan Ark members helped raise and M-M-M-Delicious- included veterans Slaug] bargains in signing the Safe Driving Mike, a pup racing at train him. They even ter and McCormick. ex-Aggie ace for peanuts. Contest Set Pueblo Greyhound Park, is helped to build his kennel MAR-LEE GATEWAY Luz Pedrazo, a highly It’s a cinch he’ll get a long probably the only racing area, including a fenced RESTAURANT-LOUNGE touted prospect from a look from the Broncos. Af Saturday dog in the world with 354 run which they used to NEW GRESHAM Motor Camptown small Texas college, al ter all. the price is right! A contest designed to owners. keep him in good physical 4359 W. Florida 7327 E. Colfax ready had checked in his THE ROOKIE game counter-top Phone 935-G440 promote safe driving will His lifetime earnings condition and to ready him 399-0801 duds after finding the only served to solidify a have been pledged to the for racing. lavatory going against Bronco rook hunch we’ve had all along. be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Pueblo Newman Club, a "Mrs. Jersin was so by Kohler ies too demanding. Now’ That is that the Broncos Catholic-sponsored service pleased with the care and . . . everyone knows that went out and signed a Lakeside Shopping Center. To be eligible, contes organization for students at attention given the dog by Moderately priced, the Pedrazo had much better bunch of quarterbacks club meml>ers that she de tants must be 17 years of Southern Colorado State enameled Iron Greshom Ij a credentials than one Randy named Joe merely to ap College. The club has 354 cided to pledge his purse age and have a valid driv beouty. It comei complete Johnson, also drafted by pease the howling wolves members. earnings to our club.” the Broncos but signed by in the stands. ers license. Contestants with angle-mount fitlingj, will be required to drive Pan Ark Mike is a mem Still racing in the maid the Atlanta Falcons prior The Max Cheboians, Jim ber of the racing string of en division as a pup, Pan specially designed. to the armistice between Corcorans, Luz Pedrazos, over a specified course which will include parking, the Pan Ark Kennel, Ark Mike had one second Choose from six colorful ALF and NFL teams. The Tim Murphys, Tom Eckerts owned by Mrs. Jessie Jer and two thirds in four Broncos said so and this et ail come cheap. So why backing and braking at a pastels each compotible specified line. sin o f Pueblo. Nicknamed starts after his most recent must make it so! not lead up just to show "Padre.” the greyhound is appearance at the Pueblo with a variety of decoroting After all, Pedrazo, play the fans how hard we’re Automobiles will be pro ideas. vided for the driving test. named for The Rev. tra ck . He may race in ing the same league as trying to build them a Colorado Springs after the The Colorado State Pa Michael Byrne, Newman SpecuiUznig in Johnson, had topped all of team, the Broncos rea Club Chaplain. Pueblo season closes Aug. trol and the Jefferson and Heating Kepuns Johnson’s feats. He was soned. Father Byrne takes little 20. the one the Broncos really Perhaps one of the County Sheriffs depart ment will supervise and credit for the unique dona wanted anyway. youngsters will come tion. by Nans Certainly this was en through. Maybe their early judge the contest. Prizes SLATTERY will be awarded to the top "Several members of the BOOTS WIttnian couraging news since showings are a bum rap. Ciittliit Htliit FiilA n t Hi*tit{ "Colorado’s .Most Scenic Mountain Restaurant" contestants. club, as friends of the Jer Johnson had looked so But as things now stand, sin family, were present Fiftlill. $*tc(t t Triiatii Skies & COMPANY P«aii 1*4 Ain Srtrt Packi GERMAN and AMERICAN FOOD the Broncos will again be Joining in sponsorship of good in directing the Gray when Pan Ark Mike was litfett Silretui ii C*iire(* Plumbing and Healing • S*uerbr*ten • w>*ner Schniltri a Steals • Seafoods playing musical chairs the competition are the team to a win over the born in March of 1965,” Petj .fliliy Filtej r Profess - : bstn Cunlractors COFFEE SHOP-FIRESIDE LOU NGE - PI AND B AR Blues in an all-star game with Mickey Slaughter and Colorado State Patrol, Crr— i-r to tk* Tm-.- ■ ■ Father Byrne explains. 181 V.\U.KJO ST. On U S 2B» *1 Conifer Ph. 222-41*6 Cloted Monday Lakeside Shopping Center, Colorado Shoe Co. Call 355-1991 last year, then followed it John McCormick this fall. 741(1311 up with a big night in the And you’ll never convince Jefferson County Sheriff "T H E Y FELL in love 3103 L Co1»« - V * Fo - - - with the greyhound and, as Ofj|iiui Ctfc::;.- -> '»e ' JOHN J CONNOR Pretident recent collegiate all-star me that they’re in the Department, Leo Payne Ooeo 111 6 ^ • T Sit II 5 Robert F Connor Vice Pretidpnt he grew older, the club game in Atlanta. same league with the Pontiac, Denver Jaycees and radio station KQXl. IT FOLLOWED that Jackie Kemps, Joe Nam- SCHWINN BIKES since Pedrazo couldn’t aths, Len Dawsons and It’s the Berries! ARE BEST make the grade with the John Hadis of the AFL, let News Deadline! BOB S PIZZERIA ...m V m ’ Strawberry Shortcake! Broncos, the Denverites alone ready to step out and The deadline for news "Home of the I.illle Immiitnnil Satiilwieh" meet the challenge of the stories and pictures to American Cyclery had signed a talented 901 SO. BROADWAY "In The Sheridan young crew of quarter loaded NFL entries. appear in the "Register" 733-3180 Shopping Center’l . 15 Varieties of backs. Speedie still holds out is M onday at 9 a.m. Six young quarterbacks? high hopes for Scotty No chance one of them Glacken of Duke and Allen 1 - could indeed turn out to be McCune of West Virginia. TRAVELING MEN =5/,\)C I ' So. Sheridan a Sammy Baugh in dis stay at the guise, diehard Bronco fans COMPLETE CAR SERVICE wondered. Well, turns out TUN8 UP • CARBURETOR there was, indeed, no AU10. TRANS. ARGONAUT HOTEL Your Cor Prablam — Our Spoclaify FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR chance at all! EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR BRIDGE PARTIES. 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Murray -BLACK TOPPING- KENNEL CLUB Closed Sundays Off 1st Ave. in Cherry Creek ENVER n u.s 6 J Free Estimates n d 8 S i Page 12 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 28, 1966 Shrine of St. Anne Queen Will Be Named Shrine of St. Anne Par- League (W .I.B.C. sanc- Ish ( A r v a d a ) — The tioned) is now being orga- Parish Spotlight monthly paper drive spon- n ized for a Septem ber sored by the PTA of St. starting date. Women in- At St. Cajetan Event Anne’s school will be held terested in join in g the stamp book.s; persons wish Saturday. July 30, 8 a.m. league are asked to call The annual bazaar and Games and booths will until 4 p.m. A large truck either Lila Brown. 422- ing to donate to the benelit fiesta of St. Cajetan’s par- open at 6 p.m. also on may do so by leaving them for the collection of the 1927, or Billie Bryant, ish, Denver, will be held Saturday, Aug. 6. and on paper will be parked in the 424-6472. at St. Cajetnn’s rectory, or on the school grounds, Sunday, Aug. 7. Dinner by calling 825-8059. north parking lot. Last Iti the north parking lot Ninth and Lawrence will be served from 11 a.m. month 38,245 pounds of there is a St. Vincent de The bazaar and games streets, Aug. 5, 6, and 7 PROCEEDS of the paper was collected for the Pflul collection booth for The event opens Friday, booths will opien at 4 p.m three-day event will help amount of $184.20, which the disposal of good use- Aug. 5. at 6 p.m. Climaxing the fiesta is shared by both the PTA able cloth in g , bedding, There will be refresh will be the crowning of defray expenses for a new and the Boy Scoute of the shoes, and even small fur- ments, Mexican food, ••Miss St. Cajetan^’ and cafeteria for St. Ouetan s parish. niture. This booth is emp- prizes, and award booths. her two princesses on school, Denver. Project g» St. Anne’s PTA Bowling tied each Monday, and the Sunday, Aug. 7, at 11:30 plan.s include also expan- •ty Awards will include a Ca Sion and remodeling of the ______parishioners are asked to talina sports coupe and a /? O S 0 goods for the portable color television ^*The parish is seeking basement activity hall to society in the booth any set. prize donations and trading meet more adequately the needs of the school and St. Ro.se of Lima Parish time. A colored TV will be parish. (Denver) — The Cub Scout Queen candidates arc Pack 206 annual pack pic- awarded „ . , at the, Arvada fall , nic will be held at Arapa- <^e8tival to the person who Betty Valdez, Lucy Perea, hoe Park. W. 44th and In- supports the parish games Marie Ixipez, Debbie Guer diana, on Sunday. July 31, Project to the greatest ex- rero, Terry Chacon, Eliza from 1 to 6 p.m. Each fam- tent. The festival is Sept. 9 beth Sandoval, Reena Cas ily is to bring one meat in downtown Arva- tellano, Ca Sharon Sando dish and two double dishes da, and the Holy Name val. and Josie Blea. Miss of their own choice. The society will have two Delphine Gracia is co-ordi pack will furnish refresh- booths at the festival. Ron nator and press informa ments. There will lid N ew ell and Donald tion chairman. games for all ages. Klein are in charge of the Suzan Rhynard, daughter festival activities. of Le Rhynard, and Mari N ew ark Priest lyn Kattor, daughter of Mr. Invited to Moscow 1 Happy D a y at the Zoo and Mrs. Louis L. Fattor, will attend an established Sacred Heart Newark. N.J. — Monsi Girl Scout camp at Tom gnor -iohn P. Ilourihan. Children from the Cerebral Palsy Center, Denver, were treated to a day Sacred Heart Parish — ahawk, near Bailey, from director of the a|X)stolate at the "Petting Zoo" at Cherry Creek Shopping Center recently. Po.st No. 1 (Denver) — The Holy July 31 to Aug. 13th. for the deaf of Newark's of the American Legion with the assistance of the "40 & 8" di.striluited Name and Altar and Rosa more than 1,500 ice cream bars to children and youngster.s from the ry society members extend Mount Carmel guild, has various Head Start centers in the Denver area. Shown above, left to right, their thanks to parishion l)oen invited to participate are Charlie Calcateria, head of the "40 & 8” and Jim Ea.skin.s, American M onday ers, friends, and merchants in the International Con ism chairman o f the Post No. I; Linda Nurmi, and Bob Musgrove of I’ ost who helped by their dona gress on Psycholog>’ to 1h * Morning tions and ticket sales to conducted in Moscow Aug. make the recent parish 4-11. Deadline! dance a success. The bene St. Louis, Englewood tody of Grace fit dances are made pos Our Lady of Grace Par- The deadline for news sible through the generos ST. ANTHONY'S St. Louis Parish (Engle- able after all the Mas.ses ish (Denver) St. Mary stories and pictures to ity of Paco Sanchez, Mr. w ood )-7 h e annual parish each Sunday until Aug. 10. M a gd a I e n ’s A ltar and appear in the "Denver and Mrs. Levi Beal, and PARISH p i c n i c w i l l be h e ld Altar boy servers for the Rosary sodality members C a th o lic R e g is te r ” is Mrs. Tere Juarez. Wednesday, Aug. 10, at week of July 25-30 will be are collecting Gold Bond Monday at 9 a.m. Corre- A sodality member, Mrs. Elitch Gardens from 4 p.m . 6:15 a.m. Tom Tayon and g n j G jf^ jq gpondents are asked to Anna Baker, works with FAaORY, OUTLET until closing. Cost is $5 John Upton; 7 a.m., Mike obtain...... kitchen ware. h a v e their m aterial at the Foster Grandmother STORE per family. Unlimited free Fitzpatrick and Bruce Bal- Games parties are held the "R egister” office at Plan for underprivileged Serving 3 Parisfiei small children. w i t h rides, refreshments, and ice and 7:45 a.m., Mark every Tuesday evening at this time to assure pub Candidates for Queen cream are included. Fami- Smith and Gilbert Pool, Members of the William Fum itur* A.Appliance 8 p.m. lication in the following S3M W. AlainedA Ave. lies can bring their own Eleven boys of Cub Pack Sunday Masses are at 7, Baca family enjoyed a Candidates for the queen and two princesses Thursday issue. short chat via long dis 836-7131 picnic ba.sket. Parishioners Louis school, and 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and of the annual bazaar and fiesta of SL Cajetan’s tance telephone with their can offer tickets to their their Dads recently partic- 12:15. Confessions are parish, Denver, are shown above. Selection and daughter. Sister Regis, SAI.I.Y .ti«t VKKN friends: prweeds will help ipated in a day's outing at scheduled every Saturday S t . J a m e s ^ crowning will take place the night of Sunday, O.P., a missionary in Tru KELLY'S defray cost of the improve- Scout Ranch at Elbert, from 4 to 5 p.m. and from Aug. 7. The fiesta will be held Aug. 5, 6, and 7. ments on the new athletic The boys tried out the rifle St. James' Parish (Den jillo, Peru. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. No ver ‘ — Measurements for Left to right, standing, are Betty Valdez, Lucy MORRISON ROAD Held. ranpe, skeet .shoot and ar- eonfessions are heard on Perea, Marie Lopez, Debbie Guerrero, Terry Cha chery shoot. A chuck wag boys’ uniforms trousers wil wma here deserve to be LIQUOR STORE Tickets will be obtain- Sunday morning. be taken in the school caf- remombored whon you »r# dlstribut- con; seated, Reena Castellano, Sharon Sandoval, .VtKit M o iri-o ii i< on dinner climaxed the Baptisms every Sunday eteria, Sunday. July 31. a'.."“tii.C,”.?"* “"d B'ea- - (Photo by Franco Photography) DK.W'KU day. Boys attending were at 1:30 p.m. Keep to Right Keith Weld, Kevin Thomp- from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Be right -- keep to the son. Bob Dowling, Bobbie A llthonV ^S righ t, advises the State Gamache, John Derr, Peter _ • mimiiiimiiMii Patrol. It’s the best protec- Sevy, B obbie Eldridge. Anthony of Padua St. Anthony's tion against a head-on col- John Davis and Tom, Bob P arish (D en ver) — St PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE and John Snow. Anthony of Padua’s CCD summer school of religion CALL VOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE program will conclude on SALLY «nd VERN Sunday, July 31, at which K ELLt’S N otre D am e time 35 students will re MORRISON ROAD MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD - ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ceive First Communion at LIQUOR STORE Notre Dame Parish — 3585; Mary Schenkelberg the 7:30 a.m. Mass. (Denver) — The annual 935-8229; or Jean Kopec, These children, third anniversary parish dance, 985-4164. R eservations through seventh grade lev VILLAGE REXALL DRUG sponsored by the Altar and should be made early. el, have successfully com Prompt Delivery Service Rosary society, will be held Sister Mariellen, princi- pleted 60 hours of instruc CURE d'ARS Cosmetics — Photo Supplies — Liquors — Imported Wines at the Aviation country P&l of the new Notre Dame tion during a special six- \\ hi'ii' .\rrnracij i'.nuut.s c lu b , 16th and T eller school, arrived in Denver week session conducted by 1425 So. H o lly 756-8343 streets, Friday, Aug. 12, recently to begin prepara- the School Sisters of St. from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 tions for the school year, Francis. DUCKWALL’S Members of the class a.m. Tickets are $1.50 per The school is staffed by the -n r it Denver's Newest ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA ALL SAINTS ALL SO ULS, ENGLEWOOD couple. Reservations can be Sisters of St. Dominic of Suburban Variety Store made and tickets obtained Akron, O. singing and praying their own Mass, and by joining DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER 'BUD" STEPHENS A parents-faculty recep I3rd & Dahlia I2}-tOJ5 from Mary Benedict, 985- Rx CHERRELYN tion will be held in the in the Offertory procession. cafeteria section of the LINCOLN DRUG DRUG STORE Prescription In Sickness and in Health 197,847 Vets church on Thursday eve IMione 7-S})-2.)GI ning, Aug. 4. at 8 p.m. ST JOHN'S PARISH PRESENTATION SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, BROADWAY at QUINCY Use New Gl Bill The parish picnic will Rx E N G L E W O O D PARISH S ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES At the beginning of July, be held Sunday, July 31 FREE PARKING in Barnum park from MEADE ST. 197,847 peace-time Viet 922-1161 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FLOWER SHOP Free Delivery • Gold Bond Stamps nam veterans had signed Floral arrangements FRIENDLY CATHEDRAL up to take advantage of Those attending must lOMK SHOP bring their own picnic m for ALL occasions. DRUG & PHARMACY 2345 So. Federal 935-4661 the educational program of l *^*^^* "Open 8 to 5 Daily” 5660 W. ALAMJDA the New GI Bill, the Vet- Acreit from Cherry Creek Nalional VERN & ROSIE LEE The Altar Boys picnic Bank ST. C iiT H E iliH rS " YOUR CATHOLIC DRUGGIST DAN CAULFIELD erans Administration said Fresh Flowers ond Plants 936-7126 today. and swim party will be held at Loretto Heights 477.0549 45S.99D4 More than 3,500 applica TRAPPIST CANDIES college pool on Aug. 3 at BUSY CORNER tions for certificates of eli DRUG STORE 7 FLAVORS - .39c BAG gibility have been received 5:30 p.m. Parents and fam St. Vincent's Colfax at Downing 222 I67S I from Colorado veterans, ilies are invited to join the I’ rofcNsioii.il WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE according to Miss Dorothy party from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. W. 38th Ave & Federal Blvd. JOLY THORNTON' L. Starbuck, Manager of CECILS SUPER D enver, C.'olo. the VA regional office in The Altar and Rosary CECIL M EACHAM , Prop. AND SKILLED ‘KNOW HOW’ society has been asked to CITY VIEW Now '* I Denver. This is somewhat srMARrS,LITTLETON c o m p le l furnish cookies for new ar QUALITY MEATS * FISH * POULTRY Professional Pharm ey above the national average, holiday*. rivals at Lowry Field Aug. Nationally Ad\crtisod Brands Foods she said. SELL 4 LESS Ph. 287-5535 DAVES 18. One hundred dozen Save .Money H e re — 1004 S. G a y lo rd — 733-7383 0796 N. Corona cookies are needed. Those Thornton 29, Colo. Hospital Benefit wishing to donate should P t x a U Sec Bob Robles call Fran Kulbe, 935-0256. People reitd newspaper Preisser’s Superette ST. LOUIS. ENGLEWOOD Features Hope ads when they are ready Fancy Mcati And Groceries to make a decision and ren oiuviby ano DRUG STORE CHABCI ACCOUNIS Houston. Tex. — St. Jo Negro Bishop to act — when they’re B A V O C K M T m m I ready to buy. 7 7 7 .4 4 4 7 seph’s hospital here, oldest m i [ OKift tie S Unii Okie general hospital in Hous May Follow Pike 2SO0 W . Main Littlelo n, Colo. 28S7 W. Hampden ton, is celebrating in Octo ST ANN'S. ARVAOA Eii£lewood. Colorado SOHO ber the centennial of its San Francisco — The Rt, 781-7809 founders, the Sisters of Rev. John M. Burgess, ST. ROSE OF LIMA PEEBLES The new spaper is an Charily of the Incarnate suffragan Bishop of the ALLEND ALE OUR LADY OF LOURDES Word. Many civic, reli- Episcopal diocese of Mas- advertising medium that PHARMACY Add a sound base of professional REBICH is Wiinted — it is sought gious, and entertainment sachusetts and the first SSUO W . ,59th P latit " T h e Slore of Personal S e rvice " events are scheduled in Negro Episcopal Bishop in CONSTRUCTION CO. and paid for and adver 4 2 2 -2 .)9 7 training to the above, and you know O ctober. Bob Hope and the United S tates, has General Contractors tising in it is not an in Ar>'uda, C.'tilorudo Wesley Pharmacy truder in the home. Fred Waring will be pre- been nominated as a pos- 9 3 6 - 7 3 3 6 MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD your prescriptions will be filled ac Prescription Druggists HI.-. .S.,. K i-H . ru t MlveJ. sent at a benefit show. A sible successor to the Rt. c. L. Quinlan Member St. VincenI j Pontifical Mass will be a Rev. James A. Pike, who I)i-n\. r. C..lo. curately, dependably. See us soon. We»ley Ave. Oe Paul Partih highlight of the celebra has resigned as Bishop of lliff REXALL D r i Y g At So. Downing 733-9438 I tion. the Episcopal diocese of Prescription Druggists California. ST. CATHERINE'S, COMMERCE city ST. FRANCIS DE SALES Narrow M argin First ill I’rrsiriplimis :_____ ?iT. PHILOMENA'S . The State Patrol warns Fast Free n«'li\fr\ a l a - d o w n GREENE'S 2238 So. Cailonido KKd. that the distance l>etween Yellow Line Sales and Service PHARMACY PHARMACY Save-A-Penny all makes P h o n e I S l - l u n PRESCRIPTIONS - FOUNTAIN your car and th one Don’t cross the yellow AL^S APPLIANCES REXALL PHARMACY ahead may be the margin line when it is in your GIFTS BABY SUPPLIES - COSMETICS - Drug North Vulle e CBinpltli Xb between life and death, lane, warns the State Pa- FREE DELIVERY COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Stnice Know Your e All W*ri Cif "Radio Controlled Service Center" 240 SOUTH DOWNING ST. :I0 Sm ith Hroa r e 1 t( c ’ P o a e i •t: t n n c h V h V c c e r c £ n I a 3 Roundup Riders Three Roundup Riders here are part of a group of 40 from Jefferson county making the 19th annual trek with the Roundup Riders of the Rockies. The ride this year extended from Wal* den, Colo., to Medicine Bow, Wyo. Left to right are Joe Lewis, county commissioner; John M. Byerly, candidate for the State Senate; and Ron ald J. Hardesty, district judge. Wisconsin Rules Out Government Funds Madison. Wis. — The school teachers in the pro state attorney here has gram. ruled out the use of federal The state attorney’s or state aid-to-educaiion judgment did not quash all funds for the payment of the benefits of 1965 Ele the salary of public school mentary and Secondary teachers who go into a Education Act. however. parochial school to teach. He said the constitution would permit "shared time ’ Atty. Gen. Bronson programs under which LaFollette ruled that fed parochial school pupils eral funds sent to the state spend part of their school all go into the state gen day in a public school eral fund and since the taking non-religious sub constitution in his opinion jects. Radio, television and forbids the use of state mobile classroom services funds to benefit parochial would also be available to schools the money cannot parochial school students, be paid out to parochial said LaFollette. First-Century Steps Found in Catacombs Vatican City —.The curving path. Reports say Pontifical Commission on this was because the Sacred Archeology has builders were anxious to announced the discovery of keep on private property, a 92-step stairway in the without infringing on the Roman catacombs. Ar subsoil of the nearby road, cheologists said the con of which traces were found. struction date of the stair way was within the first century. University, Called the longest stair way yet discovered in these catacombs, the steps were Jesuit described as partly of brick and some tufa stone. Their Disagree condition was reported ex cellent except for the first Kalamazoo. Mich. — Fa seven, which have been re ther John A. Hardon. S.J.. paired. a professor at Western A unique feature is that ^Uchigan university here, they follow an irregular has disagreed with the university’s religion de Student From partment head on why the priest's teaching contract was not renewed. Ottawa Heads Father Hardon. on the faculty since 1962. said he was forced to accept the Project Group status of visiting professor Mexico City — A 21- after he had been a full year-old philosophy major time member of the faculty from the University of Ot for three years. He said tawa was elected July 17 the action was taken to as chairman of the Confer- prevent his obtaining erice on Inter - American teacher tenure. Student Projects 'ClASP'. Dr. Thomas Lawson, de Pierre Gelineau of Otta partment head, said that wa. Ont.. will direct more the Jesuit had not fitted than 830 students from the into his role at the state U.S.. Canada, and the school and that he had Mexico in summertime disagreed with colleagues voluntary projects in cities in the department over the and rural villages in Mex current approach of his ico. leaching duties. Gelineau was elected at a leaders’ conference at w’hich colleges send Catholic Women ing volunteers to Mexico attended. This summer Raise $11,900 153 universities and col leges participated in 83 Hong Kong - The proj projects in 14 Mexican ects of the Catholic Wom states. en's League here include a The conference was held wide range of activities, in Tlaplan. a suburb near from helping a young man the University of Mexico. to get married to aiding Past projects and future the Bishop’s seminary fund plans were discussed at the and vocational rehabilita three-day meeting. tion for an ex-Buddhist nun. Through parties, sales, and personal appeals, LBJ Lauds CDA the CWL raised about S11.900 in the past year For Undying Faith for their programs. Boston^ — President •Johnson, in a message to News Deadline! the national convention of The deadline for news the Catholic Daughters of stories and pictures to -America, praised the orga appear in the "Denver nization’s "tradition of in C a th o lic R e g is t e r ’ ’ is spiring humanitarian ac Monday at 9 a.m. Corre complishment, It reiterates spondents are asked to an unswerving faith in have their material at God.” Johnson said, the "Register” office at. "matched only by an undy this time to assure pub ing faith in this nation lication in the following under His leadership.” Thursday issue.