o -sj n Archbishop Will Welcome 30 of Hierarch w rn -sj o o rp aj o J»- m At June 10th Celebration o oj <: her of i>j o to a? th»*re Please Of 50th Sacerdotal Jubilee DENVER CATHOLt divine It will be 50 years ago itself will not be held until June major anniversary to be noted lege, St. Gregory’s seminary, this Saturday, May 29. that 10, at which time 30 .Archbish by Archbishop Vehr, since com and Mt. St. Mary’s major sem >rding ops and Bishops from around ing to Denver. In 1956 he cele inary. He was ordained on May use 0^ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. chief shepherd of all of the United States will come to brated the 25lh anniversary of 29, 1915. diffor- Denver to join the Archbishop his consecration as a Bishop Colorado from 1931 to 1941 In 1922, following six years as son of in noting the occasion. and likewise his 25th year as an assistant pastor, and one is not and of the Archdiocese of Also to attend will be more Ordinary of Denver. He is Den year as chaplain at the Mt. St. Denver since 1941, was or than 250 priests from around ver’s fourth Bishop and became Jo.scph mother house in Cin REGISTER dained to the priesthood in the country and city and slate the first Archbishop in 1941 when cinnati. he began a career as a THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 V O L. LIX No. 42 name his native Cincinnati. By officials of Colorado. the See was raised to archdioc- Catholic educator, which he was sperly coincidence, on this anni On the morning of June 10 at osan rank to continue as Bishop of Den of the versary date, the 34th class 10:30 a.m. the Most Rev. David At the time of his consecra- ver. He was r.amcd assistant single of young men from St. M. Maloney. Auxiliary Bishop tian and appointment to Den superintendent of schools in the ’erson Thomas seminary since the of Denver, will offer a Solemn ver, the future Archbishop was Cincinnati archdiocese. He re Pontfical Ma.s.s in the Cathedral rector of St. Mary's seminary, ceived his master of arts de Diplomas Archbishop’s arrival in in the presence of Archbishop gree from the Catholic universi Jr na* Denver, will be ordained in Norwood, 0.. and. at the age of Vehr. F'ollowing the Mass, the 40, he become the youngest ty of America, Washington, rsons, the Cathedral of the Im archdioce.se will be host to the member of the U.S. hierarchy. D.C.. and in 1924 became arch- Pope John’s JOURNAL OF A SOUL r acts maculate Conception. Archbishop and his guests at a diocesan superintendent of published by McGraw-Hill, N. Y., is at ThouKh May 29 is the actual dinner in the Brown Palace Born in Price Hill. Cincinnati schools. in 1891. he attended Holy Fami To Be Given once the most edifying and exasper date of the Archbishop’s Kolden hotel. He is Two years later he became ating book to come along in a decade. jubilee, the jubilee celebration THIS W ILL BE THE second ly school there, St. Xavier col- rector of St. Gregory’s prepara as its tory seminary, and after furth Anyone who is looking for anything other m. or er study in the Angelicum. than the odyssey of a soul searching for . Rome, he was appointed rector holiness and spiritual perfection in this of St. Mary’s seminary. Recordl,263 life must be disappointed. U1 by His pastoral and administra inas* Educators of the archdio The St. Francis de Sales con We all know from other sources of John’s tive years in the Cincinnati arch trials in Sophia for a decade: of another de ature diocese. like those of his pred cese are jubilant at the rec cert band, directed by William jcond ecessor, the Most Rev. Joseph ord figure set by Catholic dal Gallo, will play the proces cade of humiliations and vexations in Istanbul; Machebcuf, the first Bishop of high schools in the 1965 sional march of the graduates, of his seven frustrating and at times humiliat Denver, provided a valuable followed by the posting of co ing years in Paris; and of his six years of de iry IS graduation class, a total of lors by St. Michael's guild of God. store of experience to be put at 1,263 as against last year's light and happiness in Venice. the service of the Colorado see, the Denver police department, figure of 1,120. the singing of the Star Spangled But what happened to his diary entries be L\ HIS FIRST decade as Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Banner, and the recitation of tween his transfer to Venice and becoming Bishop of Denver, the diocese will present diplomas to the pledge of allegiance. Cardinal and Patriarch? .Not one notation in bis some 958 of the graduates notes for a year! met and overcame many great Student chairman of the exer trials. The great depression was Lady from nine schools at a joint cises, Michael DiManna of What about the Consistory, etc.? .Almost at its nadir. One in four work ceremony in the city audi Cathedral high school, will de ing men was out of work, build three years later he wrote one of the few allu torium Sunday, June 6, at liver greetings on behalf of the of a ing was at a .standstill, dust sions to his election: 3 p.m. graduating students. :olor. storms plagued the farms, and Seated around the auditorium “ When . . . the Cardinals of the Holy Roman [e, or people could no longer support will be Cathedral high school The Cathedral high school Church chose me to assume the supreme re the Church as before. age. graduates (164): Regis (131); choral group will sing a selec sponsibility of ruling the universal flock of Je The vigorous new Bishop, in lack, Machebeuf (138); St. Joseph’s tion of pieces prior to the vale- the midst of these troubled sus Christ, at seventy-seven years of age, ract- (81); Annunciation (60); Mullen dictorj* address to be delivered times, set the pace for unprece everyone was convinced that I would be a pro- ^61); Mount Carmel (49); Holy by Jacob Williams of .Annunci dented future growth. In that vi.sional and transitional Pope. Yet here I am, Family (116); and St. Francis ation high school, titled “ .Across iy of first 10 years St. Thomas' sem already on the eve of the fourth year of my de Sales (158). a Century." Sister Jeannine Lady inary grew to new stature and Therese will direct the choir. pontificate, with an immense programme of the number of diocesan priest.s irved THE AL'DITORIl'M will open work in front of me to be carried out before rose from 123 to 147. GRADUATES FROM other the eyes of the whole world, which is watching ain. The Confraternity of Chris at 2:15 p.m. Sunday for this Catholic schools of the archdio and waiting. As for myself. I feel like St. Alar- tian Doctrine program was 33rd annual commencement ex ercise of the Denver parochial cese total: Marycrest. 28; St. tin, who ‘neither feared to die, nor refused to started to teach religion outside Mary’s academy, 57; St. Eu the Catholic schools. The Catho high schools. live.’ “ inta- phrasia, 11: Mt. St. Gertrude. lic Charities office was greatly Boulder. 28; St. Mary. Colorado And a.s for the anticipated drama of the t the expanded, and institutions such Springs. 138; St. Joseph con Council, we have only the startling comment: as the Ave Maria clinic, one of doc- vent, Colorado Springs, 5; and “ Without any forethought. I put forward, in and the best-equipped in the West: St. Anthony. Sterling. 38. the Little Flower and Vail com New Chapel one of my first talks with my Secretary of munity centers, and Camp San In the St, M arj’s academy State, on 20 January. 19.59, the Idea of an keep ta Maria, near Bailey, for un graduation rites, Archbishop Ecumenical Council, a Diocesan Synod and the th a derprivileged children were set In Plans at Vehr will confer.diplomas to 57 revision of the Code of Canon Law, all this zee’s up. seniors on Friday morning. being quite contrary to any previous supposi From July 31, 1931, to June, May 28, at 10:30 a.m. The Arch tion or idea of my own on this subject. 1965, the Archbishop has creat Girls' Camp bishop will lead the proces ition ed 41 new pari.shes, blessed 118 sional of clergy, fourth degree “ I was the first to be surprised at my propo with new churches and additions, 68 Knights of Columbus, and the sal. which was entirely my own idea.” A new chapel at Our Lady of * * • n. new schools and additions, to the Rockies girls’ camp near seniors into the forum of the taling 446 new classrooms, 52 new high school building. If the reader seeks to find in the JOURN.AL lal’s Evergreen. Colo., will be at new convents and enlarge least partially completed and what one of his biographers refers to as John’s 1. ments, 41 new rectories, and 71 “ under cover” for opening day, AUXILI.ARY BISHOP David “ exquisitely ironic and exuberantly cheerful” M. Maloney of Denver will ad :ully other religious buildings. June 26. comments, he is surely going to find none of it. dress the graduation class of St. man During this 34-year period he Designed by architect E. E. Here is the contemporary commentary of a has bles.sed and dedicated a to .Mary’s high school, Colorado imal Fiorino. it will be in natural modern day saint. He writes interestingly and tal of 391 buildings devoted to stone, and native wood, with a Springs, on .Monday. May 31- ition at times inspiringly. After all. he was at one purposes of religion, education, steeply pitched roof, harmoniz He will present diplomas to the and charity in the archdiocesan ing with the mountains that sur 138 graduates of the school time editor of “ La Vita Diocesana.” the official One of 337 Ordinations area. round the site. staffed by the Sisters of Loret- newspaper of the Bishop of Bergamo! He has officiated at 1,332 Con to. This Saturday will be a double red letter Rev. John J. Danaf:»her. C.M., rector of St. The following are quotes from the JOUR firmation ceremonies, confirm THE NEW BUILDING will NAL; day for Archbishop Vehr. The day. which will Thomas seminary, above, witnesses one of .Announcement of scholar eye ing 161,153 adults and children. occupy the important place in ships and other awards will be commemorate his ordination to the priesthood the many priesthood ordinations performed At St. Thomas seminary and the camp's activities. “ This shall be my motto: ‘The Pope’s will: by the Archbishop in his 34 years in Colora made by the Rt. Rev. Monsig God's w ill!’ ” 50 years ago, will also mark the 34th priest in Immaculate Conception Cath Its interior, for the time nor Robert F. Hoffman, super 1 to do. In these years 337 ordinations to both edral. 337 ordination ceremon hood ordination ceremony in the Cathedral being, will remain unfinished, intendent of St. Mary’s and pas “ There is a great deal of tittle-tattle about fter ies, major and minor, were since the Archbishop’s arrival in Denver. On minor and major orders have been hold at the roof timbers and supports tor of St. Mary’s parish. Ju.st now. I will be true to my principles of love, held, and of the 202 priests or Saturday. May 29, 1965. three men will be the Cathedral and the seminary and 202 being exposed. The exterior will obedience, and devotion to the Holy Father . . . dained. 151 belong to the Den retain its log-cabin sidings in ordained, two for the archdiocese. The Very priests have been ordained. I shall not let myself be distracted by Idle ver archdiocese. their natural state, with an oil finish, for protection from the gossip, still less get drawn into It.” For SUCH WAS THE scale of ad extremes of weather. “ I will say tho holy Rosary every evening ob- vance made by the Church in Now in its 11th year of opera with special devotion. It is one of the great joys Colorado. under .Archbishop of my life,” thc tion. Our Lady of the Rockies Total Charities Expenditures Vehr’s guidance, that the Holy camp is conducted by the Cath • • « See on Nov. 15, 1941. divided the olic Daughters of America, “ Watchful kindness, patience, and forebear- Colorado ecclesiastical area be Court St. Rita 625. ance get one along much farther and more into two parts. Catholic girls aged from 5 to be- quickly than severity and the rod.” For 1964 Reach $1,780,893 15 can arrange for a stay in this The northern section, embrac •'Old age, likewise a great gift of the I.x)rd’s. ing 33 counties, became the mountain camp by applying to 1 a The year 1964 was one in the Ave Maria clinic, national ily welfare services, $83,692; Archdiocese of Denver, and the the C. D. of A. clubhouse. 765 must be for me a source of tranquil inner joy, uld which the nation showed ex- legislation to liberalize immi group work and youth activi southern, the Diocese of Pueblo. Pennsylvania avenue. Denver, and a reason for trusting day by day in the led gration for refugees, increased ties. $87,496; Catholic hospitals Archbishop Vehr became Met or write Catharine Maloney, Lord himself, to whom I am now turned as a traordina^ courage, hope, graduate training for social and health services. $1,032,629. ex- and faith in dealing with the ropolitan of the new province, 1269 W. Littleton boulevard. Lit child turns to his father’s open arms.” workers, specialized training Total charity expenditures, in which included the Suffragan tleton, Colo. Miss Maloney is « * * social problems of its citi for staffs of child care institu cluding $1,000 on immigration Sees of Pueblo and Cheyenne. chairman of the camp commit “ There are two gates to paradise: In nit zens. tions, and renewed efforts to se and refugee programs, was tee. On Jan. 6, 1942, .Archbishop nocence and penance. Which of us. poor frail or- This is stated in the intro cure the services and afford op $1,780,893. Amlelo Cicognani. the .Apostolic nto duction to the 38th annual portunities for the use of volun Deducting the amounts re Delegate to the U.S.. formally FUNDS AND donations are creature.s, can expect to find the first of these report of the Catholic Char teers in every phase of social ceived from the Community installed Archbishop Vehr in the specially needed at this time to wide open? But we may be sure of the other.” * « • ive ities of the Archdiocese of service. chest and the Mile High United Denver archiepiscopate, wit defray the cost of building the Fixpenditurcs for 1964 by Fund, net Catholic Charitie.s nessed by the greatest gather new chapel and arranging for “ .Since the I.ord chose me. unworthy as I 3ut Denver, which notes that 1964 was the year of the Catholic Charities were: Child from archdiocesan sources ing of Bishops and priests ever its interior fitments and decor. am. for this great service (Pope). I feel I have ike Welfare services, $576,075; fam amounted to $1,391,053. (Turn to Page 7) (Sec picture. Page 7). no longer any special ties in this life, no fami ar- “ Civil Rights Act,’ ’ the “Economic Opportunity ly, no earthly country or nation, nor any parti- Act,’’ and the call by Presi cninr iireferences with regard (n .studies or Bp- dent Lyndon Johnson for projects, even good ones. .Now, more than DS- all citizens to unite in a ever, I see myself only as the humble and un lal “ War on Poverty.” worthy ‘servant of God and servant of the ser st- CATHOLIC AGENCIES in the Three Coloradans To Be Ordained vants of God’.” ?x- archdiocese have carried out Two Denver men who com pastor of St. Catherine’s parish, of St. Anne’s: deacon, the Rev. mine House of Studies, St. Louis college. St. Marys. Kans. He is ni- numerous charitable works in pleted their theological studies Denver, will deliver the ser Russell R. .Mazza, S.J., of St. university. He taught in the high the author of a forthcoming “ The whole world is my family. This sense book. Handbook for Film View jy. many fields supported by the at St. Mary’s college, St. Ma mon. Louis university: subdeacon, school there 1960-62. of belonging to everyone must give character The new priest pursued his ing (Paulist Press) and is doing Catholic people, and shared rys, Kans., will be ordained to .Assistant priest will be the the Rev. Robert de Rouen, S.J., and vigour to my mind, my heart and my ac with government agencies in the priesthood there Wednes Rev. James W. Rasby, pastor of Kapaun high school, Wichita, theology course at St. Mary's research for a work on film theory. tions.” the care of the poor, the sick, day, June 9, by Archbishop Ed Kans.. and the master of cere- * * * tt.-'d the underprivileged. ward Hunkeler of Kansas City, monie.s Daniel Maio, of Pueblo. '• Catholic Charities under the Kans. FATHER V E L T H I E was “ During my whole life I have kept faithful F.ATHER W IIXIAMS was born Oct. 30. 1934, son of .Mr. to my practice of weekly confession.” direction of the F.t. Rev. Mon They are the Rev. Robert Wil and Mrs. F. M. Veltrie, of 5755 signor Elmer J. Kolka, lists liams, S.J., and the Rev. James bom in Denver, June 10, 1930. Everett street, .Arvada. He at among its projects for the fu Vincent Veltrie, S.J. His mother. Mrs. Agnes M. Dit- “ I make a special point of cultivating this ture relocation of the Vail tended St. Catherine’s grade (humility) and practising it. This does not The third ordinand from the son, resides at 4320 Eaton community center, continuing school, Regis high school, St. mean 1 no longer feel hurt by what I consider development of foster - family archdiocese, the Rev. Cletus R. street, Denver. He attended Louis university, and the to be a lack of respect shown to me. But for homes for teen agers, a res Patrick. O.P., of Thornton, will Boulevard elementary school, University of Denver. be ordained June 5 in Dubuque, this also I rejoice before God.” idence for unmarried mothers, and East high schbol before He holds degrees in philoso enlargement and remodeling of Iowa. (See page 3.) going on to higher education at “ Wiseacres may show disrespect, if not FATHER WILLIAMS will of phy. A.B. (1958), and A..M. u- Colorado State college of educa (1963) in drama, from St. I^uis scorn, for the simple man. But those wiseacres fer his First Solemn Mass in the tion. Greeley. Colo.. Regis col are of no account: even if their opinions and or Special Section Regis college student chapel. university. lege. Denver, and St. Louis conduct inflict some humiliations, no notice to Denver, at II a.m. Sunday, He entered the Society of Je On Automobiles university. sus at St. Stanislaus’ seminary Id A trouble-free automobile June 13. A reception will be should he taken of them at all: in the end in Florissant. .Mo., and com can help insure a carefree held at the Regis college center He has his baccalaureate in everything ends in their defeat and confusion.” pleted his philosophical course vacation. A 16-page special from 7 to 9 p.m., the same day, English (1954) from Regis, and « • • e- at Bellarmino House of Studies, automobile section in this for both the newly ordained his master’s degree in educa “ The prudent man is he who knows how to at tion (1959) from St. Louis St. Louis University. week's "Denver Catholic Reg priests. keep silent about that part of the truth that it university. During his theology course at ister” will prove of great Father Veltrie will offer his would be inopportune to declare, provided that assistance in helping pros First Solemn Mass in St. Anne’s Ho entered the Society of Je St. Mary’s college, Kans., he this silence does not affect the truth he utters pective car buyers to assure church, Arvada, at 12:15 p.m. sus at St. Stanislaus’ seminary, acted as a religious counselor themselves of happy motor Sunday, June 13, when the Rt. Florissant, Mo., in 1954, and to the Kansas Industrial School by gainsaying it.” ing. Rev. Monsignor D. A. Lemieux, Rev. Robert Williams, S.J. studied philosophy at Bellar- Rev. James V. Veltrie, S.J. for Boys in Topeka. Turn to Page 5) Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 27, 1965 Gregorian Chant Theme Influences Composer of Xristus Oratorio orchestra, two choirs, and so baritone William Trinnier as Persons who attend the a Gregorian chant theme, the Christ: Holy Trinity (Westmin Rt. Rev. Monsignor Richard C. loists in the oratorio. world-premiere of Xristus ster) soprano Rose Enevold as Hiester, J.C.L., archdiocesan at the Cathedral of the Im the Bles.scd Virgin Mary and as director of music disclosed. T H E COMPOSITION is maculate Conception 8 p.m. scored for full strings, full Mary Magdalene; (Cathedral Sunday, May 30, will find boy .soprano Michael Hannigan PART I, the “ Salve Regina,” woodwinds, full brass, two something familiar about harps, and an organ — but no as the Christ Child; and Cathe includes the introduction, the dral tenor Ray KeUogg and the music by composer- Angelus, and the Magnificat; percussion. Members of the organist Allen Hobbs. Denver Symphony orchestra baritone Harold Alexander. the Nativity is in Part II. that Xristus was especially com Nine of the 10 parts of the or has “ Jesu Redemptor Omnium”^ will perform the work. missioned by Mrs. Ella Week atorio have been written around and “ Beata Viscera” ; and Part" The two choirs will be a baugh and her daughter, Elea treble choir of women in the III. “ Jesu Dulcis Memoria.” nor Weekbaugh, to commemor has the Finding of the Christ choir loft and the cathedral’s men's and boys’ choir at the ate the golden jubilee of the or Child in the Temple. Monsignor dInation of Archbishop Urban j A1. J. Murphy Hiester added- altar. Soloists will be Cathedral Vchi of Denver. There is no chant theme for Part IV, the first miracle, the Investment wedding at Cana. Monsignor Hiester said Part Scheduled V, the "Pater Noster,” is the chant all priests say at High Canon City — Martin J. Mur Masses; Part VI, “ Tu es Pe phy. a member of the Holy trus” from the Feast of Sts. Pe Name society of Sacred Heart ter and Paul, is the Founding of Scout’s Homage St. George Award parish. Colorado Springs, will th<:; Church; and Part VII, “ O be invested as lay sponsor of Sacrum Convivium.” is the Last Floyd Mountain, Scout from Troop 21 of Corpus Christ! Cordon of the St. Ccorge award is placed on Earl Walth the Holy Name chapter at the Supper. Colorado state penitentiary on church ill Colorado Springs, kisses the ring of Auxiliary Blsh- by Auxiliary Bishop David Maloney during Catholic awards June 13. Part VIII, “ Ecce Lignum ‘ op David M. Muluney during awards ceremony at which the ceremonies for the Pikes Peak Council, Boy Scouts of Ameri Crucis,” is the Seven Last youth received the Ad Altare Dei medal from the archdiocesan ca, In Colorado Springs' Sacred Heart church. Edward Varela, MURPHY W ILL ALSO be in Words; Part IX, “ Haec Dies, ” official. Floyd’s brother, Thomas, received the same honor a former recipient, views the ceremony, which placed the vested as the sponsor of the in “Alleluia,” and “ Lumen Chris- among 26 Cubs and Scouts cited. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Pack 22 Cubmaster among select laymen who have received mate’s society’s publication, ti,” is the Resurrection; and Robert Hoffman, pastor of .St. Mary's parish, looks on. the citation. Clarion. Part X is “ Alleluia” from the Inve.‘^ature ceremonies will be Feast of the Ascension. conducted by the Rev. Brendan Hobbs, who composed and or J. McMullen, O.P., associate chestrated the work this winter national director of the HNS, and spring, will be at the organ Th Scouting Awards Presented and the Rev. Justin McKernan, for the premiere. Monsignor foi O.S.B., Catholic chaplain and Hiester ^will conduct a 38-piece Msgr. Richard C. Hiester, CtC spiritual director of the St. Dis- Allen Hobbs J.C.L. mas Holy Name society at the prison. Omaha Laymen To 26 at Colorado Springs A prominent Colorado . - _ Springs attorney, Murphy is the; AA q q I T q H g OF T e B o c k h o r s t d C o . Colorado Springs — CathI Cub Scouts receiving the Par Mach; Gerard Gasperini. Mr. j Borden, Mr. and Mrs. Howard senior member of the law firm ’ vuli Dei award (with parents and Mrs. Silvio Gasperini; Borden; and Stephen Ferguson, of Murphy, Morrison, and olic religious awards in Hodges. Ed Mack Miller Scouting were presented to names) were: Thomas Soisson, Com. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Ferguson. Corpus Christ! parish. Pack Thomas J. Soisson; Bruce Doe- Ed Mack Miller, member of 26 boys by Auxiliary Bishop Non-church affiliated troops THE CERE.MONY will be a ,„ , . „ , , u T^ 21 — Stephen Huneke, Mr. and ren, Maj. and Mrs. Earl S. Doe- — Troop 17, Patrick Manza- highlight of the annual Holy l^^^^^ed Sacrament parish, Den- David M. Maloney in Sa Mrs. Joe Huneke; and Robert ren; Steven ^*cltinari. Mr. and cred Heart church here the past nares, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Man- Name society rally at the pen-iver. will be a featured speaker Fi Zecha, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mrs. Ralph Peltlnari; and Mat at S Friday. zanares. and Michael Domin itentiary. |at the eight-state Great Plains Zecha. thew Kane, Lt. Col. and Mrs. guez, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dom ary The Bishop also gave the Boy Francis Kane. The winners of Clarion’s an-■ Conference on the Lay Aposto- Sacred Heart parish. Pack 22 inguez; Troop 8, Charles* Kuhns, nual literary contest also will , , * u u u _ e the Scouts’ St. George award to ^ < late to be held on the campus of| — Stephen Sain, Mr. and Mrs, Non-church affiliated packs — Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kuhn.s; be announced at the rally. 10th Earl Watth, cubmaster of Pack George Sain; Kenneth Tuggle, Pack 6. John McCann, Mr. and and John Brewer, Maj. and Crighton university, Omaha sem 22 of the Sacred Heart Pari.sh Mr. and Mrs. William K. Tug Mrs. Peter McCann; Pack 47, Mrs. Charles H. Brewer. Neb. in the annual ceremony for the gle: Jerry Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. James Kuhns. Mr. and Mrs. T1 Pikes Peak region. Bishop Maloney led the pro Miller, an instructor for Unit Eldon IvCwis; and Michael Trai Charles W. Kuhns; Pack 91, Ja cession and blessed the colors ed Air Lines, is a free-lance Rev Honors to Cub.s were Parvuli Forty Hours' JO H N E. Z O O K GERARD R. prie; ner. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Trai- cob Speraw, Mr. and Mrs. and awards. Life Scout Mark writer who has contributed to TeBOCKHORST. CPCU PARTNER May Dei medals, to Scouts the .\d Robert Speraw; Pack 147. Swan was master of ceremonies. numerous periodicals and maga PARTNER Devotion Thej Altare Dei medal. Divine Redeemer parish. Joseph Dominguez, Mr. and In his remarks at the dinner zines. He is also the author of I Pack 27 — John Light, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dominguez: Pack and during the awards, the Aux M AY 30, 196.5 .Men of the Contrail Country and be BISHOP MALONEY was hon SAFE DRIVERS —SAVE froiT Mrs. John J. Light: .William 182. Reed Jungwirth, Mr. and iliary Bi.shop expressed the high SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION two other books. He will ad-j 6 MONTHS POLICIES OLD LINE COMPANIES briel ored at a dinner preceding the Wirt. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mrs. Fred Jungwirth; and Pack interest of Archbi.shop Urban J, *GiIcrest, Sacred Heart dress the conference on Aug. 171 award ceremonies. The gather To Wirt; Gregory Harris, Mr. and 201, Jeff Rein. Mr. and Mrs, Vehr in Scouting and its Catho- Hugo. Sacred Heart on the dangers of Christian non- and ing at the Swiss Chalet restau Mrs. Roy Harris; David Mers- Hib Rein. i lie religious awards. ‘ Idaho Springs, St. Paul’s involvement in the problems of, rant included Father Barry Wo- man. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford T. St. ' *N.B. Mi.ssions marked with the world today. 9nM Uian£SL M noL. 1897 gan of Denver, local clergy, and Mersman; Paul Hoper, Lt. Col. THE AD ALTAR DEI medals W ALTII WAS PRESENTED an astori.sk (* ) may have 13 Miller’s brother-in-law. Dr.' lay fk^outing leaders of Colora and Mrs. A. C. Helper; Craig 1130 PUBLIC SEXVICI ILOO. were given to the following I to Bishop Maloney by two local Hours’ Exposition of the Blessed John r. Duffy, formerly of Colo.j do Springs parishes. Mach. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A boys, with their parent s’ former recipients of the St. Sacrament instead of 40 Hours'. rado S[)rings. resides in Omaha.' names; George award — Orville Train Corpus Christ! parish, Troop er and Edward Varela. Trainor Mass for All Handicapped 21 — Michael Ferguson. Mr. was general chairman for the and Mrs. J. D. Fergu.son; Floyd committee directing the award To Be Offered at Cathedral Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ceremonies. A special Mass for all handicapped persons in the Greater A. Mountain: Bruce Wiskirchen. Explanation of the St. George Denver area will be offcrc^d in tlm cathedral Sunday, June 6, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wiskirchen: honor was made by Rt. Rev. at 12:30 p.m. and Thomas Mountain. Mr. and Monsignor Anthony G. Elzi, Sponsoring the service is the Catholic unit of the Colorado Mrs. Floyd A. Mountain. Corpus Clirisli pastor, chaplain Handicapped association, aided by Charles Thompson of the Sacred Heart parish. Troop 22 of the Pikes Peak Council area, Cathedral parish. — John Graham, Mr. and Mrs. and archdiocesan liaison for Scout affairs. Monslgnor Elzi Volunteers are needed to provide transportation for haiidl- Joe Graham; Matthew Hoff man. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. also read the citation recogniz capped persons attending the Mass. Donors for this service Hoffman; Greg Lowery, Mr. ing Walth’s rontrihution to are asked to call Mr. Thompson (623-9170) any day from 9 a.m and Mrs. John I.owery; Paul Scouting and his parish. to 3 p.m., and Mrs. ThompstAi (222-1956) from 3 p.m. through out the evening. The Mass June 6 marks the first time handicapped per sons throughout the area will attend a Joint service In the GIFT SUGGESTIONS cathedral. Display of Hospitals For On Way to Convention the A huge hospital display rolled pitals. out of Denver on Friday. May Their display, packed in five 21, headed for the golden jubilee crates, was shipped free from Graduate convention of the Catholic Hos Mercy hospital in Denver, pital as.sociation in St. Louis, 'round trip by Dcnver-Chlcago Mo. ' Trucking company as a commu nity service of the firm. * Bibles COLORADO AND Wyoming Catholic hospitals will join more THE DISPIj^Y depicts the * Prayer Books than 1,500 Catholic hospitals, Catholic hospitals’ dedication to ' M issals Of nursing homes, schools of nurs the community through patient Daily and Sunday the 1 ing, and affiliated organizations care, research, education and May ' Rosaries throughout the. United States j service; the four major purpo ColUr ses of any hospital. and Canada for the convention, ' Medals and Chains Rev. June 8 to 11. I Huge “ blow-ups” of pictures, Denver will be represented st and a large scale map of Color- » Imported Statuary and ( the convention by Mercy. St [ado are featured in the com Hand Carved han, Joseph’s, and St. Anthony’s hos bined display. and Ceramic J(Vhn op Ui • Auto Sets ' Crucifixes 2^ OLINCEIIS EAST COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA CHAPEL Twei niors FOR THE parts award) BRIDE and g Rules of correctness and propriety are carefully followed at each funeral service college • M adonnas conducted by our personnel. year. • Pictures Acco er, dll • Crucifixes The dignity of a service is as important to Olingers as it is to the family we serve. Regis, ■ Bibles enroll : among • Statuary At Olingers, where the largest Catholic staff in the area is available to serve you, be sell • Plaques dignity is an essential part of every funeral service (he col gram. The i ANB can finance a new car for you! tive hig Annu If Jonea shows you tall lights at all the stop lights, it's Mail & Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention 16TH AT BOULDER liams; time you had a new car. And the best way to get It is Barry ; Family with a low-interest ANB instalment loan. 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Charge Accounts Invited Serving Denver’s Families since 1890 North Jr.; SI Thursday, May 27, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 3 The Jewish Home for Catholic Children" By Bill Slevin every Tuesday night under the ton regularly and spend time dis-1 ver in later years in order to'the asthma is the determining'The age limit ranges from six Each Sunday morning a small direction of three lay instruc-1 cussing religion with them. visit their "other fam ily." 'factor in deciding which child-1 to 15 years. There are no race. nicr as bus and a station wagon pull up tors. In addition, instructions^4 The catechists...... handling the The degree of intractability of.ren will be admitted to C.ARIH.'creed, or color barriers. V’estmin- for First Communion and Con-1 Tuesday night classes are Paul }Vold as in front of Children’s .Asthma Research Institute and Hospital firmation are provided at St. I Sloan, a member of St. Mary ’ and as Dominic’s. .Magdalen’s parish, and Edith First Mass June 13 athedral (C ARIH ) at 3401 19th avenue in McGregor and Betty Williams,' annigan Denver. Establishing and maintaining both of St. John’s parish. 1 Cathe- Into the two vehicles pile a such a program of religious gg and group of boys and girls. A pic training naturally requires While St. Dominic’s parish is Thorntonite to Become Dominican ;er. nic in the offing? No. the Sun- close cooperation between the in charge of the religious pro Dubuque, la. — The Rev. Clc- Dominican House of Studies in [y com- ' day-best clothes worn by the home and St. Dominic’s. Father gram, lay instructors from oth tus Richard Patrick, O.P., son River Forest, 111., for his philos » Week- 'youngsters would not be suita John Krenzke. O.P., a.ssistant er parishes are used if they ex of ?*rr. and .Mrs. Marlin J. Pat ophy course, where he received r. Elea- ble for a day in the mountains. pastor at St. Dominic’s and press a desire to take part. director of the training pro rick, 2151 E. 90th avi’nue, a B.A. in 1962. imemor- These children, all victims of Father Krenzke explains. fhomton, will be ordained a ■ the or* asthma, are taking a short ride gram, leaves little doubt such He made a profession of cooperation is very much in Handling the driving • chores priest in the Dominican order solemn vows after receiving his Jrban J. . to 29th street and Federal bou Saturday. June 5, in the chapel evidence. Sunday morning (in the evening degree and was transferred to levard where they will attend on Holy Days) are Charles of St. Rose Priory here. Mass in St. Dominic’s church. St. Rose priory for his theology "WE HAVE ALWAYS been Ramponi. St. Dominic scout A member of the order’s prov studies. master, or one of his asssistant very pleased with the coopera ince of St. .Albert the Great, ; THE GROUP OF Catholic scoutma.sters. and Rod McDon Father Patrick will offer his children numbers 52. about one- tion of the home in working out FATHER P.ATRICK has two heduh's. etc. They (officials ald, who provides his station First Solemn Mass in Holy sisters. Ann (Mrs. John Kel- I third of the patient population wagon. Cross church. Thornton, at 9:30 |at the combination research in of the home) have gone out of Ian), Denver) and Mary (Mrs. a.m. Sunday, June 13. Patrick Laurienti), Thornton. stitute and hospital. their way to see that the Catho lic children take advantage of MEMBERS OF ST. Domi His aunt. Sister Mary Enos, I CARIH is the outgrowth of a this training. We have a great nic’s parish play a further role THE HEV. CHARLES T. also a Dominican religious, Jewish sheltering home founded deal of praise for this consider in the live.s of the young asth Jones, pastor of the Thornton teaches grade school in St. in 1907. It began caring for in- matic victims. On holidav.s, par- parish, will he the as.sistant ation shown by the home," James’ parish, Rockford, 111. tractable-a.sthmatic children in ticularlv Christmas and Thanks priest. Deacon will be the Rev. Father Krenzke says. 1939 and I'ntil 1958 was known giving. parishioners volunteer to Anthony P. Schillaci, O.P., .A reception in honor of Fa ther Patrick will be held in the 7h* fMlf as the Jewish Hospital for Asth-i The CARIH official most in provide the atmosphere of a real professor of philosophy at the mafic Children. Although volved in the program is Eric home for the children. .Aquinas Institute School of Phi Holy Cross parish Ave Maria Cahn, director of the home's hall from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, ‘Register’ Cartoon Wins many of the administrators arc Spending Christmas Eve and losophy, River F'orest, 111. Sub residential program, which in June 13. The ‘’ Register’s" National Edition was presented the top Jewish, the children belong to Christmas Day with a family, deacon will be the Rev. .Antoni Rev. Clelus R. Patrlek, O.P. cludes the religious phase. A 27- award for the best editorial cartoon at the Catholic Press as '15 denominations, and the staff and receiving gifts, can mean a nus W. Ingling, O.P., provincial ^ , , . After a few days’ visit with year-old native of Germany. sociation's annual convention in New York City. Sketched hy 'jokingly refers to the non-secta*. lot to a child who faces a long director of the Society for Voca St. Patricks grade school. Sid-j his family, Father Patrick will Cahn has spent 10 years at the rian institute as "the Jewish stay in a hospital, sometimes tional Support, St. Pius priory, ncy, Neb., and St. Dominic’s'return to Dubuque for further Don Wright, the cartoon was entitled "The Second Evit." home, first as a boarder home for Catholic children." thousands of miles from home. Chicago. 111. grade school. Denver. He was | theological studies. This sum- The "Mississippi Register" of Jackson, Miss., received an (though not as a patient). Dur Sunday and Holy Day atten- There are at present children The sermon at the Mass will graduated from Regis h igh l^er he will do special apostolic award for the best editorial, entitled "Segregation Is Dying." ing that time he has obtained a I dance at Mass is only part of from 35 states and three foreign be delivered by the Very Rev. school in 1956, and enrolled at'^o^k among the Spanish-speak- The "Catholic Register" of Altoona, Pa., was given an award master’s degree in administra the religious training assured countries (Ecuador. Israel and Reginald R. Masterson, O.P., Loras college, Dubuque, for two i people of Chicago, for the best human interest feature story, "A Journey to tion and a degree in education the Catholic youngsters at thei C.anada) at C.ARIH. The aver professor of dogmatic theology years before entering the Do-' (tod," hy Motisignor Edward O’Malley, editor. at the University of Colorado. iter, home. Catechism class is held age stay is 18 to 24 months. and prior of St. Rose priory, minican novitiate at St. Peter' Also aiding in providing reli Dubuque. Martyr priory, Winona. Minn. gious training for the Catholic Gene Finkel.stein, a former Born in Denver, April 14, After professing simple vows children are C.alholic staff patient at the hospital and now 1938, Father Patrick attended in 1959, he was assigned to the members, including house par CARIH’s public relations direc Four Events Will Mark ents who arc in charge of the tor. says many close relation '•otfagps in which the patients ships develop between the pa live on Ihc 17-acrc grounds of tients and the families with New Chaplain Appointed the hospital. The house parents which they spend holidays. It is Progress at Seminary sec to it that the children go to not unusual, he reports, for for Confession and receive Commun- mer patients to return to Den- For Air Force Academy Your loved and Four events in the next week Jaume, C.R. Joseph. Richard Mass in SI. Andrew’s auditor lost deserve the ium. May 30 at 10:30 a.m. best. See our at St. Andrew Avellino’s semin Buhr, C.R.. will be given the The new Catholic chaplain at next assignment in the Spring- display of Barre ary will mark the progress of Tonsure and Minor Orders on .ALL FOUR OF the religious' the United States Air Force| field (Mass.) diocese, he will/Guild Monumcnis ' the Thcatinc Fathers in their those dates. will be honored at a reception CYO Graduation .Academy in Colorado Springs j remain at the academy, at least ' backed by an 10th anniversary year at the On Monday, May 31. at 8 at the seminary, 1030 S. Birch' _ _ will be the Rev. (Lt. Col.) i until June 10, eternal guarantee seminary. a.m.. the Very Rev. James Pro- street, from 3 to 5 p.m. on that ______I__ i ___JL __ Frank Gilchrist, of the Diocese! ~ the strongest M o nu m ents Before taking active duty with in the monument hons. C.R., rector of the semin day. .\11 friends are invited. alilTfrJlBl of Albanv, N.Y., who was for- ,, • THE ORDINATION of the ary. will he awarded a master’s .\s.sistant prie.sts for Father r W l l a y nuTlym
(Continued From Page 1) man begins to be old, and admits it" (He had Register Editor To Address Convocation n “ I must beware of the audacity of those Just reached his 60th birthday)! who, with unseeing minds led astray by secret « • • Dr. Paul H. Hallett. associate! Don Raihle, Minneapolis, Minn., O.NE OF THE principal pride, presume to do good without having been "It is well said that our sins arc the seat of editor of the Register system of vice president of American points of emphasis at the meet called to do so by God speaking through His divine mercy. It is even better said that God’s newspapers, will be one of the Hardware Mutual Insurance ing will he an inquiry into company: Judge Robert Mor Church, as if the Divine Redeemer had any most beautiful name and title is this: mercy. principal speakers at the first modernist tendencies in current ris, Dallas, Tex., president of need of their worthless co-operation, or indeed This must inspire us with a great hope amidst Wanderer Forum convocation theological discussions, with the University of Piano and for particular reference to the en of any man’s," our tears." in St. Paul. Minn., Friday and mt mer counsel for the Senate in cyclical Pasccndl, Pope Pius * • • Saturday, June 11-12. ternal Security subcommittee; X ’s condemnation of Moder "W e must learn from Him not to complain, " ‘God sees me’ : our humble grandmothers The meeting, sponson'd by and Phyllis Schlafly, Alton, 111., nism. not to get angry, and not to lose our tempers used to work this motto into their samplers of the Wanderer. Catholic weekly president of the Illinois Federa acre are Also on the program will be with anyone, and not to nurse in our hearts any rustic embroidery: it still hangs on the old published in St. Paul, will bring tion of Republican Women and ay I say discussions of atheism. Com dislike for those we believe have injured us, walls of our houses and it contains a stern re together theologians, philoso author of .-\ ( ‘hoice Not munism. and the recent contro to her, but to have compassion for one another, be minder which serves to give a character of de phers, and educators, both cler Echo, a best seller in the 1964 versial Pacem in Terris convo ng when cause we all have our faults, some of one kind, cency to all our behaviour. What a profound gy and laymen, from 10 states presidential campaign. cation in New York. some of another, and we must love everyone. truth this is of the omnipresence of God." to discuss problems contribut We wel* You understand what I mean? Everyone, even * * « ing to a decline in Western and look Christian civilization. those who injure, or have injured us; we must "We have the grave responsibility of guard ig aloud forgive, and pray for these too. Perhaps in ing the grace that is always offered us to hold DR. HALLETT will deliver God’s eyes they are better than we arc." nature in check. In our poor nature lie hidden the address a! the closing ban sing the * « • perverse tendencies towards ambition, pride, quet of the convocation .lune 12. to these " I ask forgivene.is from those whom I have greed, impatience, envy, avarice, sloth and im His topic will be "The Role of unknowingly offended, and those whom I have punity. These are within us. as Segneri says, as the Layman in the Modern 'ue. Ky. : World.” not influenced for good. I feel that for my own in a vast menagerie of wild beasts, bears, Sparkling ‘Warriors’ part I have nothing to forgive anyone, because wolves, tigers, lions, and leopards. They cannot .Almost 400 persons are ex- in all those who knew me and had dealings with hurt us so long as the portcullis (trap door) is Newly-unveiled, the six-foot diameter emblem of the St. I pected to take part in the ses- liturgical Cards — Gift Certificates j sions, which will be held in the ag war me — even if they have offended or despised down and holds them back. It is as if they were Francis de Sales’ "W arriors" of the sports field made a pleas I St. Paul hotel. Jtely no me or, no doubt justly, had little regard for not there; Grace has shut them in and holds ing gift to the Rl. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G., P.A., Among the leading partici ORDINATION GIFTS & CARDS quishcd me. or given me cause to suffer — I recognize them down. But if the barrier is raised, the center, in the school gymnasium on Wednesday, May 19. Pre pants will be Clarence .Nanion. at their only brothers and benefactors, to whom I am wild beasts, following their own natural in sented by the senio class, the plaque contains tens of thou- (South Bend, Ind., former dean grateful and for whom I pray and will pray stincts, rush to sate their appetites!" .sands of small mosaic tile pieces. The students who assembled ! of the Notre Dame Law school len the always." * • • « • * it under the direction of Catherine Ten Barge, art instructor, ! and one-time consultant to the :ecuting "What is truth?’ are, left to right, .Michael Elsonhauer. Patricia Callahan, and I Eisenhower administration; the "The Rosary, as an exercise of Christian j V ery Rev. Ladislas Parker. Or "The (ruth, says Father Segneri, is a trans Christine Hoizmann. The plaque Is dedicated to all the school’s piety among (he faithful . . . takes its place, for ange. Calif.. Hungarian exile ut their cendent virtue which enters into all well-or athletes. ecclesiastics, after Holy Mass and the Brevia and an expert on Communism: » of the dered human affairs and. according to the ry, and for lay folk after their participation in RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 'n (and diversity of these, assumes different names. In the sacraments. It is a devout form of union the schools it is called science, in speech vera Wiggins Altar Society Officers Installed CHURCH SUPPLIES ed and with God, and always has a most uplifting ef city, in conduct frankness, in conversation sin (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish million fect on the soul.” tor of St. Mary’s, Brush, and The guest speaker was the STORE HOURS • • « cerity, in actions righteousness, in business Wiggins) the Wiggins parish, installed the Rev. Joseph O’Malley, chaplain "Oh how beautiful it (the Rosary) always is dealings honesty, in giving advice freedom The installation dinner of Our following officers: 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, cd and of the Federal Correctional in when said . . . by Innocent children and by the from prejudice, in the keeping of promises loy Lady of Lourdes Altar and Ro Mrs. Lida Westhoff, pres 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays I death sary society. Wiggins, was held stitute, Englewood. sick, by virgins consecrated to cloistered seclu alty, and in the courts of law it has the noble ident: .Mrs. Grace Rocha, vice the past week in a Ft. Morgan sion or to the apostolate of charity, always to title of justice. This is the Ix>rd’ s truth which president; Mrs. Pat Frihauf. se New members and guests restaurant. cretary; and Mrs. Margaret a life of complete humility and self-denial; of ‘abides forever.’ " were introduced by Father 1120 Broadway 534-8233 The Rev. James Ahem, pas Bcauprez, treasurer. Ahern. lia, Pa. men and women who are fathers and mothers t of families, and are sustained by a lofty sense "M ay the Lord cleanse me from my self- of their noble and Christian responsibilities: of love which, as Segneri says, is attached to humble families faithful to their old family tra three things: to my will, which wants to go its urch is ditions; of souls recollected in silence, aloof own way; to my reputation, making me intoler sing of from the life of the world they have renounced, ant of scorn: to my own comfort, which is To me. but in which they are still obliged to live, like averse to suffering and encourages the waste ripture anchorites, amidst doubts and temptations. ful use of tim e!" Closing of ps our "This is the Rosary of pious souls, who are; « « * deeply conscious of their own particular livesi "On my shoulders, on the shoulders of all >od by and circumstances." aith, a • • • priests, all Catholics, rests the solemn duty of working together for the conversion of (his im SOLEMN NOVENA IN HONOR OF ST. ANTHONY ve thy "To humble myself constantly I will always pious world and for the return of heretics and tell myself that 1 am a lazy fellow, a beast of schismatics to the unity of the Church and the a, Pa. burden that ought to do much more work and preaching of Christ to the Jews who put Him to get on with it much faster, and so deserves to death." be beaten. I must be particularly careful not to] * • * TUESDAY, JUNE 8 d birth procrastinate but to dc at once what is mo.st urgent. In everything, i'owever, I must keep "The Apostolic Delegation of Istanbul af- itioned and impart to others that calm and composure fords opportunities for performing all fourteen on. or with which alone things ca i be done and done works of mercy.” ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH-1 Uh & CURTIS properly. I will not worry I* others arc in a lysical hurry. He who is always in & I »rry, even in the Tl. " I must not disguise from myself the truth: business of the C^hurch, nevci ,-.els very fa r." Calif. I am definitely approaching old age. My mind • « * resents this and almost rebels, for I still feel so " ‘What have I done for Christ?' Little, little young, eager, agile and alert. But one look in MASSES '■ J- or nothing. my mirror disillusions m e !" 5:15 PM. decay " ‘ What am I doing for Christ?' Something, * * « imnisl, but badly, like a sluggard. "On every occasion say less rather than olumn, " 'What should I do for Christ?’ Everything. more and always be afraid of saying too was O Lord, if you do but help me with your holy much." 5:45 PM should grace.” • * * r ideals " This is the height of philosophy, to be 8 A.M. jfif I "One mustlearn how to bear suffering with simple with prudence,’ as was said by St. John ns we out letting anyone even know it is there." Chrysostom.” • • • ]ue on * * * NOVENA PRAYER 7:45 PM. prose. "M y prolonged mission as Papal represen " ‘.My merit, your mercy.’ and St. Augus IS Dei tative in this country (Bulgaria) often causes tine’s words: ‘When you crown our merit you ) take me acute and intimate suffering, but I try not are crowning your own gifts.’ " • * * ay be to show this. I bear and will bear everything willingly, even joyfully, for the love of Jesus." "The whole life and purpose of the Church, NOVENA PRAYERS • * * above of the priesthood, of true and good diplomacy " I am tormented by the disproportion be is there: ‘Give me souls; take all (he rest’." d the * * * t joint tween what I do and what remains for me to do, what I would do but do not succeed in my is "M y day must be one long prayer: prayer is doing. The fault must be partly my own.” BENEDICTION indies the breath of my life. I propose to recite all • • * t Com- fifteen decades of the Rosary every day, if pos “ It is my special intention, as an exercise in sible in the chapel before the Blessed Sac mortification, to learn the Turkish language." rament.” D.C. "M y mission in Greece, on the other hand. " I shall continue on my own way and ac- is so full of vexations! For this very reason li cording to my own temperament. Humility. it the love it even more and intend to go on working simplicity, fidelity to the Gospel in word and 12 NOON n one there with heart and soul." works, with unfaltering gentleness, inexhausti holies * « «> ble patience and fatherly and insatiable enthu ; it is " I am now entering that period in which a siasm for the welfare of souls. NOVENA PRAYER have, tland The Denver Catholic Register not 0 President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D. that Editor and Business M an ager...... Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh • CONFESSIONS DURING ALL SERVICES Associate Business Manager ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty ! any Managing E d ito r...... Miles F. Porter atho- Associate Editors ..Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett. Clement SOLEAAN CLOSING OF NOVENA t dis* J. Zecha, James R. Walsh, and David R. Millon. as a News Editor ...... Edward Smith at all services basis Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch ifact- Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy num- Circulation D irector...... Julia M. Boggs TUESDAY, JUNE 8 who Solemn Blessing and Distribution of w. If r di- Published Weekly by St. Anthony’s Bread * the THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY. (Inc.) 938 Bannock Street. Denver. Colo. 80204 and Telephone, 825-1145 P. O. Box 1620 liana Papal Blessing at all Services
Subscription: 14.00 a year. e at Canada, 55.50 a year per subscription. I, or Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a year. ST. ELIZABETH’S CHURCH T to Second Cla*ss Postage Paid at Denver. Colorado. Off to Rome nod- On hLs way to Rome to par min- Thursday, May 27, 196 5 42 done ticipate in a General Chapter 11th and Curtis St of the Order of the Servants hose OFFICIAL; ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER of Mary is the Rev. Victor M. The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial all approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the Leonard, O.S.M., pastor of “ The Monastery leri- archdiocese. Whatever appears in Its columns over the Assumption parish, Welby, iken signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our and Provincial of the congre of the this Curia is hereby declared official. gation’s St. Joseph province. em. We hope 'The Register will be read in every home of A new Father Gc..eral will be Franciscan Fathers alif. the archdiocese. elected at the meeting in We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a Rome. .Among other matters lors taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of to be di.scussed will be a reor Take Bus No. 50 to (he The Register. ganization of the congrega : of « URBAN J. VEHR lhu> tion’s provinces in the U.S. Church Door Feast of St. Francis de Sales Archbishop of Denver Father Victor will return to Jan. 29. 1960. Welby the first w’cek In July. Coupla to Mark The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, May 27, 1965 Pags 6 Preparations Under Way Silver Jubilee Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fields of St. Anthony of Padua’s parish. i : Denver, will celebrate their 25th For Girls' Camp Opening wedding anniversary by attend Wilh but one month before Another project by tbe camp ing a High Mass in St. Antho opening day at our Lady of the committee is the promotion of ny's church Thursday. May 20, liitM ' to WOMEN candy selling among campers. at 9 a.m. Refreshments wUl be Rockies Camp, scheduled for to help defray fees. Information served in their home. 1362 S. Saturday, June 26, the commit on this project can be had by Patton court, following Mass. tee In charge, made up of mem calling Mrs. Estamae Marine bers of St. Rita’s Court #625 of Camp director. 477-2106, or National Council of Catholic Women the Catholic Daughters of writing her at 4200 Julian Ladies, Please! America has been meeting re street, Denver. When sending In articles gularly to make plans for the and announcements to be Conducting Study Institute Series 1965 season. printed in the “ Denver Cntho- The committee, headed by lie Register,” corrsepondents To accept Christian responsi invited all affiliate leaders to ! their condition are explored in I Miss Catharine Maloney, will are requested to type their bility In modem times, as Indi attend the Institutes. !the light of the Christian mis- I travel to the campsite, located copy double or triple space. slon today. When copy arrives typed sin cated by Pope Paul VI, is a job In this way they can gain five miles southwest of Ever practical experience in the litur So far two institutes have green. the first three weekends gle spaced, It leaves no room for leaders. gy, in ecumenism, and in the been held this year. Also on the in June, to ready existing build for the copy editor to mark The National Council of Cath> war on poverty. list are institutes at Excelsior ings. style and grammatical cor olic Women from its Washing For three days, at various lo Springs, Mo., June 1-3 (Shera Other members or friends of rections and, as a result, f M ton, D.C., headquarters, has cations in the nation, groups of ton hotel): Pittsburgh, Pa., the camp who wish to help in sometimes' this single-spaced been conducting a series of stu Catholic women develop a sense June 8-10 (Mount Mercy col this project are asked to get in copy will contain deletions. dy institutes, which are also an of communal worship, and ex lege); Houston, Tex., Aug. 17-19 touch with Miss Maloney, P Y 4- exercise in spiritual living, so perience a renewal from within, (Rice hotel); Spokane, Wash., 3110 or any committee mernt .-r. as to Inform leaders of Catholic Aug. 23-25 (Fort Wright col Plan Summer Reception the program organizers say. Brochures, clothing lists, etc., women’s groups as to their role lege); and Pacific Grove, Calif. They also hear experts dis In what is probably the first event organized by a Denver are available, together with ap NEW! in ecumenism, and community cuss the religious and social Aug. 30 to Sept. 1 (Asilomar ho Arcbdiocesan group to honor the Jubilee of Archbishop Urban plications for any of the six action. aspects of ecumenism, and con tel). Live-in enrollment for the full J. Vehr, the Tabernacle society of Denver has scheduled its weeks of camp, from June 26 S O N Y ® Citing the Pope's words, crete suggestions are offered through Aug. 7, and can be had *‘We are responsible for our for encounters in dialogue. three • day course, which in summer reception for Tuesday, June I. in the John J. Sullivan This cludes study materials, lodging home, 801 Race street, Denver, from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. John J. at the Club House, 765 Pennsyl times, for the life of our The one-fifth of America’s vania street, Denver, or by call chape and meals, is J75. Live-out fees Sullivan, assisted by Mrs. L. E. Waters, will receive tbe STEREO brothers, and we are respon population that lives isolated ing Mrs. Kayes, housemother, sible before our Christian by poverty from the main are $50, including study mater guests, with the society’s president, and former president. The C hairm en Rockii ials and luncheon for three at 825-9597. The fee this year is conscience,” the NCCW pres* stream of the national life, is Tabernacle society, established 50 years ago, makes vest $33.50 per week with an extra skillet days. TAPE ident, Mrs. Marcus Kilch, has also studied, and ways to better ments and other altar requisites for archdiocesan mission charge for those wishing horse Brmlta llauptnian, left, stmcti churches, financing its work through the sale of old gold, sil back riding. Campers, who have cutechctical chairman of the Archbishop’s Guild, Denver, stone ver, coins, and other valuables donated by members and applications ready, should send and her co-chairman, Catha baekic them as soon as possible to SYSTEM friends. Archbishop Vehr will view a display of such trea rine IMaloney, are preparing roof, I Miss Maloney, 1269 Broadway, sures, donated during the past year, at the reception and tea lists for mailing letters for an Ing U to insure space in a particular which is being planned above, left to right, by Mrs. Etienne annual appeal for the Carme $' the til week, or weeks. Perenyi, Mrs. Joseph J. Walsh, and Mrs. Paul V. Murray. lite Sisters. Both women work rcmaii Monday evenings at St. Fran ONLY glass cis dc Sales' rectory and ural I gratefully accept any help Jr. C. D. of A. Ceremony frdm volunteers. ted” ; four s The t Held in Colo. Springs HUNT CLEANERS for ea COMPLETE LAUNDRY i t : , Colorado Springs — The Ju- Gilbert Munoz, juniorette coun ALTERATION SERVICE . . . niors and tbe Juniorettes o f the selor. Servicing St. J a n w iv Si. T fiere*'* Catholic Daughters of America, Preceding the initiation the and Chriat the King Parishes SONY MODEL 200-A Court Holy Family 1794, held a girls and their mothers attended t HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANINO 4 track stereo/mono system joint Initiation in the parish hall the 8:30 o’clock Mass together, 7?ei E. tth AVE. • us-t*a of Holy Family Church, Securi which was followed by a moth with 2 full range integrated ty, Sunday, May 16. er-daughter breakfast. speakers. Tbe initiation was conducted Dr. James P. Gray by the junior court officers E n g a g e d S O N Y ® . from Court St. Rita, Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. OPTOMETRIST DACCW Institutes Draw Interest assisted by Mrs. Estamae Ma Clark of Denver have an order from rine, state junior chairman. nounced the engagement of Eyes Examined “ Ecumenical Encounters” for 1965 are ident; and Mrs, T. A, Cosgriff, also a past CENTENNIAL Junior court officers are Gir- their daughter, Margaret Ann, MRS. JAMES B. CRAIN Visual Care catching a lot of attention. Studying the Na national director. All four attended the Den arda McDonald, president; Ida to Larry C. Francone, son of III, the former Lynda R. Dur Confact Lenses SCHOOL SUPPLY tional Council of Catholic Women program ver Archdiocesan Council of Catholic women Mae McDonald, vice president; Mr. and Mrs. John J. Francone an, is the daughter of M r. and for a series of Institutes under that title, left convention recently. Institutes have been Margie Brennan, secretary; of Denver. Bride-elect is a grad Mrs. John E. Duran of West 213 Colo. Bldg. 1822 Stout 3012 Huron to right, are Mrs. Martin Shoeneman, former held this year at Athens, Ga., and at New and Margaret Fucrstcin, histor uate of Cathedral high school, minster. Bridegroom is the rural life chairman of NCCW; Mrs. L. A. Rochelle, N Y. to study the role of Catholic ian. Denver. Her fiance is a grad son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. 1615 Calif. Those initiated were Cather Higgins, past national director of NCCW; women In renewal, and in cooperating with uate of Holy Family high school, Crain II of Denver. The cere ine Blackhall, Cathy Bush, Nan For Appointment Call: SUPERSCOPE Mrs. Thomas Garrison, past national pres- non-CathoUc organizations. school. Denver. August 7 is the mony wa.s performed recently cy Cunningham, Bonnie Gor date set for the wedding in Bt. in Holy Trinity church, West 825-8883 don. Kim Hocanson, Michelle John the Evangelist church. minster. A reception follow’cd Jungwirth, Patricia Naylor, Ca Denver. in Carpenter’s hall. rol Scaturo, and Nancy Young. Top Seniors Guests included Miss Cather CUSTOM CATERERS ine Maloney, state regent of Catholic Daughters of America; (20 yrs. Experience) To Be Feted Mrs. Charlote McDonald, junior Archbishop's Guild counselor of Court St. Rita; the home of Keats Crookhani on Mrs. Donald Emricb, junior The membership chairman, EVELYN WOLNEY June 3. counselor; Mrs. Joseph McGin- Barbara Mahoney, would like By CPTL Sally Malley will entertain St. ley, junior counselor; and Mrs. the names of Catholic women in WEDDINGS - CARD PARTIES - TEAS Francis circle members Top graduating seniors of the the An'ada and Wheatridge June 1. All Socials are given Our Personal Attention Denver Archdiocesan Catholic areas who arc interested in Your Satisfaction is Our Delight high schools who will be pre Sale Scheduled Joining the guild. .She can l>e sented academic "Oscars” at contacted at 421-0717. Interested Priests’ Arts Show For Information Call tbe annual awards brunch of By Montessori persons are asked to call her. Chicago — Art photography 366-8082 364-1215 the Catholic Parent-Teacher Toni Bruno, St. Clara's Or of Father Algimantas Kezys, League, Thursday, May 27, at Society May 29 phanage chairman, announced S.J., and a symphonic cantata a lodge in Indian Hills are; The Denver Montessori Socie that there will be a graduation by Father Bruna Markaitis, Denver — Cathedral, Kathy ty, Inc., will hold a rummage party in the home on May 31 at S.J., will be presented here dur 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7Z23 Harpole; Annunciation. Jacob sale Saturday, May 29. from 7 p.m. ing the next several months. Williams; Holy Family, Mary 19:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Marie Kavanaugh will enter Father Kezys’ photogrpahy is WESTMINSTER Ann Pavone; Machebeuf, Lynn'group’s cast Denver school site. tain Little Flower circle on being exhibited May 22 to July 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428-5097 Olson; Marycrest, Marcia Lin- 11th and Xenia streets. Juno 1. 18 and Father Markaitis canta 1 HR, deman; Mt. Carmel, Gene Mon Proceeds from the sale will Our Lady of the Rockies cir ta will be performed by the Chi ^V DRYr\DV CLEANING/"I CAKiiiwirr toya; Mullen, Ed Resley; Regis, go to a Teachers’ Endowment cle will meet in the home of Ca cago Symphony orchestra and 8 1 0 E. 8 8 TH AVE. • 2 8 7 -5 5 8 6 Michael Haney; St. Euphrasia, rol Tyburezy on June 1. Chicago Lithuanian Opera cho 1 DAY Brunch Entertainers fund being established by the WHEATRIDGE Jo Anne Miltenberger; St. society. It will provide money On June 2 Dodic Mott will en rus on June 13. LAUNDRY At the annual awards ” brunch” of tbe Catholic Parent Francis de Sales, Patricia Cal to train Denver area teachers in tertain St. Cecelia circle and 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-1438 lahan; St. Joseph, Theresa Sue Holzer will entertain St. Teacher league at a lodge in Indian Hills, Thursday, May 27, the Montessori teaching meth TRADITIONALLY RADIO PICK-UP Payne; St. M ary’s academy, Ann circle. entertainment will be provided by thJa student combo, left to od. THE FINEST IN DISPATCH & DEpVERY Paricia Russman. St. Joseph circle will meet in 929- 1STH ST. • 244-4493 right, Tom Klatta, Joe Narracci, Larry Schmitt, Mike Domen- Mrs. Paul V Rupp, who is in PHOTOGRAPHY Boulder — Mt. St. Gertrude, 2918 SPEER BlVD. • 433-6259 charge of the sale, said interest LEE O'CONNOR ica, and, seated, Elllc Fry. Mary Leah Zebre; Colorado ed persons who would like to Lourdes Pilgrimage Member: Sl.s. Peter & Paul Springs — St. Joseph’s convent FORT COLLINS donate usable items for the sale Washington — For the 10th i school, Jeannette Weber; and Ph. MS-4353 Parish 2215 SO. COLUGE • 482-0996 can contact her at 355-9686. The consecutive year, the Catholic . , St. Mary’s, Richard Ferguson; items may be brought to her Travel office here is arranging Sterling — St. Anthony’s. during the hours of the sale, she a National rosary Pilgrimage l e A I Mary Ellen Chenoweth. added. for the Sick to Lourdes. The pil : I Pueblo Catholic high schools There are 80 Denver area grimage will depart Sept. 28, senior class top student. Peggy W. 29th avenue, Denver. children attending Montessori from New York via Alitalia Air Rosary Makers Porter, will also be present. Luncheon will be served at classes at two sites here. The lines jet. It will be for nine A meeting of the Denver Ro- Other high school students 12:30 p.m. Special gifts and four classes of 20 are for pre days. fary Makers will be held Sun' who will be special guests at the awards will be presented. school children. day, May 30, 8 p.m., in St brunch are first-place winners of Members and friends are in GRADUATION PHOTOS John's school, 620 Elizabeth the Archdiocesan high school ienicMtoD's here vited. Information is availa street, Denver. Present will be competitions in science and ble from Mrs. Rose Matlick, News Deadllnel the Rev. Bertrand Rapp, nation' mathematics, and graduating al chaplain of Our Lady of Fati president of the group 255- The deadline (or news stories PRICES GOOD THRU SUN., M A Y 30, 1965 2263, Denver. seniors who have been offered and pictures to appear in the ' e a m * r a s ALU SAFEW AY STORES ma Rosary Makers. Louisville, exceptional college scholar CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 31 Ky. He will address the group “ Denver Catholic Register” Is y A p h o t o g r a p h y , I n e . Mercy Auxiliary ships. Monday at 3 p.m. HtttouMUT-rHo m-uii -Kmi.coiouoo as special guest and meet with The sky deck at Mercy Hospi them afterwards. Refreshments tal, Denver, will be the site for will be served. Interested per Sticker Deadline Mercy Auxiliary’s spring card Lemonade 5». sona are Invited. Information is A reminder from the State Bel-air Frozen party Thursday, June 3. at 12:30 Patrol says that vehicle Inspec available by calling Mrs. Ha p.m. Mrs. D. G. Mulligan is rold R. Owen, 333-7678. tion stickers expire on the last chairman of the event, assisted day of May. Don’t be caught by Mrs. Milton Allen. A nauti Pork&Beans6c:~99'’ St. Vincent Aides short on deadline day. V a n Cam p's Members of St. Vincent’s cal theme will provide the decor and awards will be given to the Aid society will meet Tues SpRcialUti In Party Pailrlat day, Jane 8, 2 p.m., In the winners of the recently conclud home of Mrs. Ella M. Week- ed bridge marathon. On Satur M ARY ANNE I day, June 5, some 100 girls who Rath’s Fully Cooked Hams ib.79<’ baugh, 1701 E. Cedar avenue, BAKERIES Boneless, Skinless, Defatted. Half or Whole. Denver. Members are asked will serve as junior volunteers to take notice that the meet for the summer will be guests A ll BuH*r at an orientation tea in the ter Made of federally Inspected ing this month is being held a CAKES week later than the regular race room of the hospital. A beef only. tour of the hospital will precede Ground Beef first Tuesday. Partiat tbe tea. Mrs. Darrel G. Reum and Paramount Club and Mrs. John Carroll, mem Wtddlngt A social meeting will be con bers of Mercy Auxiliary, are i CallHI 1 Safeway .Brand ducted by members of the Pa I MtrchanPa ParkirR ~ 7.. U -s m S Skinless Wieners co-chairmen. The junior volun W W. OIrard, CnglawoodIlawood — 7tM M |Z ramount Club on Friday, May teer program will continue iWattland Shopping Cantar — U7-7«9sZ people 28, 8:30 p.m., in the DAV hall, throughout the month of August. I 2S Broadway^ — 777-;777-7419 ... # ANB can finance a new car for you! 132S Broadway. Denver. If Jonea shows you tail tights at all the atop llghta, it's Watermelons ib.6<’ BERGMAN ART SCHOOL Charleston Greys or Peacocks on St. Clarf^a time you had a new car. And the best way to get It is The monthly card party T 1 W IIK I SUMMIR CIASSIS BIOIN JUNI 7 sponsored by the S t Clara , with a low-interest AN B tnatalment loan. We’ re given the Aid Society will be held Wed Professional — Commercial — Fundamental the “ Go" signal to thousand* of drivers In more than Bananas 8ibs.si nesday, June 2, 12:30 p.m., in Ripe, Tropical flavor S t Clara’i orphanage, 3800 ADVERTISING ART — LAYOUT — CARTOONING a half century of serving Metro Denver. Your dealer can Ten FASHION ART — DRESS DESIGN — GREETING CARDS arrange your ANB loan—or atop In at the bank and sea GOLD BOND STAMPS NO 1 IN THE ROCKIES ry’s aca cll presi INTERIOR DESIGN — PORTRAITURE — AIR BRUSH US. Then watch Jones turn green next time the light does. oar cLUNiNo Nancy r SPECIAL JUNIOR 11 LESSONS — AND LAUNDRY Voted b DRAWING + PAINTING Safew;^ standing Day ond Evening Classes (Na Saturday Classes) AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK years ai CASCADE 17th sod s to u t 244-69U 1919 * . Kentucky Ava. — Call 799-aill ar 799-9161 - Nan Na. I But at « 4or. MCMBCR P.O.I.C. Prlcei good in Denver ond Suburbs thru Sun., Moy 30 1965 W e reierve the right to limit quonritie*. None sold to dealers! mas fro (£) Copyright 1965, Safeway Stores, lr t 10:30 a.i Thursday, May 27, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 7 Federal Grant To Be Used 30 of Hierarchy To Join Archbishop^s Jubilee Rite (Continued From Page 1) liie Nuns, who settled in Little By College tor Traineeships assembled in the Rocky Moun ton, and the Trappists, (Cister tain West. cian Order) whose monastery Loretto Heights college, ized by Congress in 1963. $18,000: Boston college. Chest In 1933, a fund campaign for at Snowmass was blessed in Denver, plans to use a fed At Loretto Heights the pro nut Hill, Mass., $46,000; St. St. Thomas’ seminary netted 1958. eral grant of $10,800 to pro gram will be under the direc Louis university. Mo.. $44,900; almost $3 million. Three years The Register system of news vide three traineeships in tion of Dr. Robert Amundsen The College of St. Rose. Al later, on the 25th anniversary of papers, located in Denver and the amount of $1,600 each and Sister Jane de Chantal. Ap bany. N.Y.. $16,800; Foroham his consecration as a Bishop, serving dioceses throughout the plication for grants may be university, N.Y., $40,400; Mary- Archbishop Vehr witnessed the nation, doubled its capacity ear for three senior students to dedication of an enlarged St. be used for tuition and liv made by any special education mount college, N..Y, $10,000; ly in the reign of Bishop Vehr. student at the college who Thomas’ seminary. ing expenses. Duquesne university. Pa., Over the years it rose from wishes to leach exceptional $22,500; Incarnate Word col- It now houses 238 students, 69 200,000...... in circulation, to nearly The grant is a segment of the chUdren lege, San Antonio, Tex., $11,700; ,“ ^ stutly'Ag tor this 900.OOO today, $4.5 million program authorized other Catholic colleges re and Cardinal Stritch college,locese. Cathedral Mass on for the 1965-66 academic year to ceiving grants are: St. Joseph's Milwaukee. Wis., $9,000. t ENROLLMENT up 60 marking the train teachers of mentally re college. West Hartford, Conn.. tarded, or exceptionally gifted per cent hi the archdiocesan $18,900; Catholic University of AMOUNTS LEFT over afteri*L,j„u ..^i______.>i. iNeweu or children. America. Washington. D.C.. traineeships have been provid-L^®^ between 194o-19d6, ordained for Denver a year be’ $13,500; St. Mary’s, Notre ed, will be eeed to set up the Archbishop came to LORETTO HEIGHTS is one Dame. Ind.. $15,000; Brescia sustain the special teacher r consecrated a of 14 Catholic schools among college, Owensboro. Ky., the 152 colleges sharing the fed training program, enl2g1menis’’ a f S i , ^ S : ' ^=“ ''er the eral grant, announced by cis de Sales’ , Cathedral, and ------Health. Education and Welfare $7 Added to St. Jude Burse Holy Fam ily high schools, Den Camp Chapel in the Peaks Secretary .Anthony J. Cele- ver, besides additions to other brezze on .April 25. Two gifts in the pasi week hlish a seminary burse in per high schools. The new faciltities This architect’s Impression of the new some 100 persons, or 125 by using the entry The special education pro added $7 to the St. Jude burse petuity for the education of a now accommodate 1,100 addi GIRLS for the training of seminar student studying for the chapel being built for Our Lady of the area. gram, administered by the U.S. tional students. ians studying to become priesthood. The principal will Architect E. E. Fiorino and associates, office of education, was author- In 1955 St. .Andrew Avellino's Save $20 In 30 min. Rockies camp nCar Evergreen shows the priests in the Denver archdio be Invested and only the in seminary, operated by the uho effected the additions to the CcAirt St. cese. The burse total now is terest used. Theatine Fathers, was founded skilled blending of native materials in the Rita 625, Catholic Daughters of America Denver Nun $606.43. The Catholic people are re tely what you'll structure. It has log*cabin siding, native clubhouse, at 765 Pennsylvania avenue, Den •’ wiien you nava earlingar's Craativa P Donors include Mrs. E.S.. quested to remember the edu cese also welcomed in 1947 a y«ur wedding candids. of stone exterior wails, with masonry block ver, last December, also designed the camp To Observe $5. and .Anonymous, $2, both cation of seminarians for the community of Discalced Carme- M T.n ” '.;",'".'./....!";'.':; M backing on the inside, and an asphalt shingle chapel. The court sponsors the summer camp from Denver. archdiocese in their last wills we'll arrange to shew you roof, supported on open trusses of wood. Ceil* for girls aged from 8 to 16 so that they may Jubilee In addition, the (XD at All samples of o u r work to you and testaments. Any amount can judge for yourself. ing is of tongued-and-grooved decking. For enjoy outdoor life and activities, as well as All members of the Precious Saints’ parish, Denver, gave will be gratefully received. We guarantee that |50 Blood Sisters in Denver will $5 toward the Father Bernard it will take only the time being, the timbers in the nave will indoor sp<9rts and crafts in a Catholic atmos The future of the Church de 30 minutes. M. Kelly memorial burse. remain exposed. Casement windows, and phere. Camp committee chairman is Miss honor Si.ster Mary Dolorita pends upon a well-prepared The sum of $6,000 will esta- glass above the main entrance, will admit nat Catherine Maloney, 1269 Littleton Boulevard, Koewler at a silver jubilee ban priesthood in sufficient num ural light; colored Culliedral glass is “spot Littleton. Donations for the chapel can be sent quet on Ascension Thursday, bers. ted" here and there in the window design, to her or to any member of the committee. The May 27. Art School Offering four such spots being situated over the altar. chapel structure is due to “ enclosed,” ready She joined the congregation at DONATIONS TO the semin Dayton, 0. in August, 1940. and The exterior woodwork will be oll-finlshed for general use, by June 26, and finishing work ary burse should be sent to taught in Cincinnati, Cleveland. 11-Week Class Series C->U2£dtwSL for easy maintenance. The chapel will seat will proceed during the camping season. the Most Reverend Urban J. Phoenix. California, and for An 11-week commercial art Vehr. Archbishop of Denver. eight years at Cure d’Ars i course at Bergman Art School, Chancery office. 1536 Logan PhjaioqA aphij. At St. Mary’s Academy school. Denver, where for the; Denver, will be held June ’ to' street. Denver, Colo. 80203. past three years she has been Aug. 20. 633-4103 system principal. Bernice Bergman has an- Evenings call 733-2266 grated Nancy McMahon Receives Marian Award Under direction of the pastor, nounced that sub • teens will the Rev. Frank G. Morfield, the start with 10 lessons to deter Nancy McMahon, daughter of of English award — Nancy Hol Terry Cronin, Mary Ann Ca parish held a reception. In hon mine aptitude in drawing and Dr. and Mrs. B. Thomas McMa comb; sey, Nancy McMahon, Sue Roe, or of Sister Dolorita, Friday, painting. Teen-agers and adults hon, 2220 E. Fourth avenue, re Roxanne Schulze, Becky Young. • Winner of the vocabulary May 21. will begin with professional ceived St. Mary’s academy’s C^thy Bell, Margaret Anderson, contest, sponsored by the Jun techniques in advertising and highest honor, the Marian Pat Clisham, Michelle Guiber- Sister Dolorita will join her ior Classical league at the 1965 fashion art. A special discount award, presented to the senior teau, Pat Hogan, Patti Nichols, classmates at the mother house state convention — Cathy Bell; will be offered for full day or AL Joni Origlio, Julie Bruns, Pat on July 11 for a community who for four years w'as out- Mission Club award — Davenport, Pam King. Terry wide celebration. one-half day classes per 11- standing in leadership, loyalty.: M ary Doaly week period. Students may at-! >IY and achievement. The presenta-i' . Lyons. Kevin McMahon. Cathy She holds her bachelor of arts Huron tion was made at the annuali American H is t o r y ^ a r d Manning, Anne Restivo, Linda degree from the Ohio Athen- tend one or as many lessons j awards assembly by Sisler Bcr- “ Roh-nson and Terry Soran, Susan Kerry, and Susan aeum. and her master’s from Monday through Friday as de-| enice, principal. I t-'^’onin. Doyle. Xavier university, Cincinnati, j sired. Evening classes also are j The all-around student award; • Voice of Democracy Con • French Awards: A n n available. pF fer outstanding achievement in I test for finishing 20th in the Meyer, for the highest achieve Professional artists teach! scholastic activity and a gener-j State of Colorado — Certificate ment in the senior French II di- classes in interior design. air| al four-year average of 90 per; to Coni Brown. vision of the American Associa brush, dress design, and por cent or above was awarded to Certificate of Merit, 29th tion of Teachers of French traiture. Jane Lubchenco. Jane has also annual Time Current affairs contest. .Ann also received a Information and a brochure received leadership awards contest — Nancee McGov'em, scholarship to Coe college. may be obtained bv calling 733- from the Elks club and the Sor- Nancy McMahon, Terry Cronin, Highest Average for achieve 8121 or 733-3161. optomist club and was honored and Judy Rupp. ment and progress in French: by the Girl Scouts of America • National Scholastic Art as Connie Cullinan, Pat Russ- Fathfiir Hnnsiltan’s with the trip to India as an offi sociation Gold Key and certifi mann, Karen Kehm, Peggy Mc cial representative. cate of merit — Michaela Cassi Donald, M ary Ann KuUman, B u r ^ e C lw e m S I 515 Recipient of a fellowship in She also received a scholar dy and Mary Kay Sheridan. Gloria Dissler, and Susan Roe. A gift of $125.51 was added physics at Yale university is ship to Colorado college and • Art Award — Marianne • Physical fitness awards to the Father Raymond E. Benedict A. Domenico, son of was selected for college, "Edu Kutscheid. were presented to 66 students. Hamilton memorial burse by The highest ranking student Cathedral parishioners, Den Mr. and .Mrs. Frank J. Domen cation Opportunity" program. • Mathematics Awards: ico, 4185 Irving street, Den Connie Cullinan — four year with a physical fitness rank ver. The burse total now is above the 90th percentile was $2,162.17. ver. A 1961 graduate of Regis PAT RLSSMANN, valedictor composite average of 97 per Use our years of experience for modernization of Jane Boggs. Donations in any amount j high school, he will receive a ian of her class, maintained the cent: certificate of merit; bachelor of science degree this • College scholarships: Denise: for the burse honoring the ' your garage— terms, if desired— free estimates. highest scholastic average over K ay Eby: fifth place in the June from Georgetown univer Ahem, Fontbonne college; Jane former assistant at the Ccthc- ; a four-year period. She received senior division of the archdioce sity, Washington, D.C. He also a four - year scholarship to san mathematical tournament; Lubchenco, Colorado college; dral parish may be sent to the j Chancery office. 1536 Logan | was one of 60 students from Northwestern university. Jane Wagner: fifth place in Ann Meyer, Coe college; Karen street. Denver, Colo. 80203. i throughout the nation to re Connie Cullinan was a Nation the sophomore division of the Kehm, Colorado State college ceive a grant for a special al Merit certificate winner, archdiocesan mathematical tour and Colorado State university; space science program this ranking in the top 2 per cent of nament; and Pat Russmann, Northwes Seminary summer at Columbia univer all graduating high school sen Linda Soran: fifth place tern university. Sister M. Dolorita Ouinev, 111. — The new Our sity, New York. He is a mem Phone 238-0416 iors in the national test. She is the freshmen division of the Lady of .Angels Franciscan sem- ber of Phi Beta Kappa at WeitUKiAve. DENVER the salutatorian of her class.. archdiocesan mathematical tour- inar>’ was dedicated here May Georgetown university. She also received, with Janelnament; 11 by Bishop William .A. O’Con Lubchenco, a certificate of| M ary Kay Sheridan, Kris Kit- Knights' Bach Council nor. Bishop of Springfield. The scholastic achievement from tleson. and Cookie Nady: certi- new seminary is the first phase the Elks lodge ficates of achievement for satis in a plan of seminary reorgani Other awards were: factorily fulfilling the require Receives Highest Honor zation in tlic Franciscan Prov • National Honor society ments as participants in the ince of the Sacred Heart. (based on leadership, service, computer course sponsored The presentation of the Star Jaecksch. the Rev. Ramon Lo scholarship, and character): jointly by the Denver Clenter of Council award, highest honor pez, C.R., Hugh McCorriston Mary Dealy, Nancy Holcomb, Colorado university and the paid by the Knights of Colum Tom Moore. Mike Mullin. Rich Fund To tal Karen Kehm, Peggy McDonald, Data Processing corporation bus Supreme council to a local ard Ritz, Joe Wedow, and Stan Terri Cavanaugh, Mary Crede, • Latin .Awards: Recipients council, highlighted the annual Wiruth. Mr. Gibavitch was Is B oo sted Dianne Geist, Carol Jordan, of the magna cum laudc certifi awards banquet of the Dr. Earl further honored with the Pledges to the Archdioce Debbie Phillips, Terry Altmix, cates from the National Latin C. Bach council the past Satur "Knight of the Year’’ award san Development program Kris Kittleson, Cookie Nady, j Honor society for having main- day. oresented by Dr. Fischer. campaign have reached a to and Ixiretto Robinson; tained a 90 per cent average Mrs. Lorraine Bach, widow of tal of $1,450,110 from 37.600 Jim De Credico, master of • National Council Teachers Uhroughout the school year the council’s former grand donors, according to the knight, was a guest of honor at ceremonies, presented Mrs. Ro latest figures from tha cam the banquet, held in St. Louis’ salie Maring, as representative paign headquarters. parish hall, Englewood. More than $650,000 already of all members’ wives, a mem has been received in cash, e OTHER GUESTS included ento in appreciation of the sac the drive leaders announced. the Rev. John R. Padberg, S.J. rifices incurred by the families Sacred Heart retreat house, Se- of the knights who give their V 1965 I dalia; State Deputy and Mrs. time for council activities. Gene Steinke, State Secretary- Father Padberg climaxed the elect and Mrs. Andrew Marte- evening with an a’^'using "Hoot Ion; and the district deputy. Dr. enanny.” John A. Fischer and Mrs. Fis 9« cher. Donald Maring, grand knight, MILE-HI presented Mrs. Bach a bronze plaque commemorating the CLEANING SERVICE gc naming of the council in honor of her late husband. 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[ Thursday, May 27, 1965 Page 8 The Denver Cotholic Register Empire Lyric Players To Present 3 Today’s Musis V e r s u s Y o sfo rd a y ^Pirates of Penzance' June 10-12 O f (St. F Turning Back the Years Denver’s only Gilbert and area amateur singers and ac Sullivan operetta company, tors an opportunity to per ’-on B y C. J. Zrcha fast-paced that they seem rid the Empire Lyric Players, form for the public. iculous now to hear, but sev To its members. Empire pr-,,Ridej Last week’s issue of Time will present the Pirates of H( *.•* Ni eral are of merit, notably Penzance at Bonfils theater. Lyric Players is a hobby; but magazine devoted its cover m a t i n g Vaughn De Leatb, one of the Denver, on Thursday, Friday, a hobby that requires a great and a special section to the John Di great radio personalities, and Saturday, June 10-12. at deal of work. The members, music of today’s young El.ner people. Undoubtedly there are singing a refrain of George 8 p.m. Featured in the eighth composed of professional few parents or adults who Gershwin’s “ The Man I annual production will be working people, hrusewives The read the article who are not Love.” l4)uis DePaemelere. Helen and students, not only sing Ixyba. aware of the current “ rock.” A young Bing Crosby, when Singer. William Callahan. Mc and act. but they design all delegate “ upbeat.” or whatever you lie was a member of White Kee Fraser, Rosemary White, the costumes, execute the set D j l y N e may call it that forms the ba man's Rhythm Boys (with Dick Jones. Donald Wright, tings, handle publicity, ticket sic rythmn. Harry Barris and A! Rinker), Marquerite S o b e y. Paula sales, and the many other de JOHN is heard in “ I>ouise” and and enthusiasm of Joseph Li- Just dial one of a half-dozen Gtorgr Gershwin Bing Crotby Reed, and Mar>' .Ann Libona- tails involved in staging a ma Scbustei “ Rhythm King.” Whiteman, bonati that the company was or so radio stations that spe ti. jor theatrical production. men of years from now? A mighty one of Gershwin’s interpre founded in 1958. Libonati. as Tickets, at $2 each, will go It was from the imagination this yea cialize in this type of “ |X)ps” few, if any at all. I'll’ wager. ters of the day, is also heard sistant principal at Mt. Car music any time of day for an on sale June 7 at the May D & • HiZation: An amazing counterbalance in a segment from the compo mel high school, Denver, is example. Most of it apparent booth Ol to this thought is the concern ser’s “ Concerto in F.” F box office. the musical director. ly is appealing to youths, as to conta of several major record com The group, a non-profit or well as to some adults. The Some great jazzmen and Bruce Kerwood will serve phones ; panies lately to turn out re ganization in existence since names of the performers are fine musicians are also given as stage director. To his posi respect!’ pressings of recordings made 1958, produces the works of tongue-twisters — voices in a broad treatment. For in tion he lends a wide variety of are Jun in the 1920s. 1930s, and 1940s. Gilbert and Sullivan as a echo chambers who hit it one stance, there’s Miff Mole, theatrical experiences. Ker Ticket There appears to be a mark showcase for giving talented day with a best seller and are Frankie Trumbauer, Duke E l wood is one of the founding ner Jun et. especially with Mom and forgotten the next. Some mira lington, the Dorsey Brothers members of the company and after an Dad and the middle - age Everybody Loves Clowns culously hang on to their so- (Jimmy and Tommy), Louis is program director for KBPI ning on bracket, for these treasures, Mental Illness Series called success for quite a Armstrong, Joe Venuti, Ted Whether it’s to relip\e a moment of tension ufler a parti radio station. Gordon Parks who rec for they offer a listener a time. Lewis, and Cass Hagan and cularly hazardous trick has been performed or to cover a lull is orchestral conductor; may a chance to hear a band, a sin His Park Central Hotel Or On TV to End May 30 This is all well and good while rigging Is secured, the clowns work the hardest and put choreography, Shirlee Car church { ger, or an instrumentalist chestra. An unusual rarity is “ Help As An Image of and I ’m certainly not knock in more hours than almost anyone else in a circus. These lyle; set de.signs. Dick Jones; ner is who was at the peak of popu cornetist’s Bix Beiderbecke’s Hope” will be the last in a ing a trend that keeps wig funnymen, headed by Peluza, world’s youngest clown, and A1 and Rick Schmidt, stage man Any w larity during these years. solo piano playing of his own four-part series to be seen on gling teen-agers happy and .Ackerman, 83-year-old dean of American clowns, will appear ager. I.oretta Ma.stroianna is prefers composition called “ In a the Catholic Hour television music publishers and record Pioneer 0.\E OF the finest collec Mist.” at the El Jchel temple shrine circus June 3 to 6 at the Denver program Sunday. May .30. in charge of designing and companie.s rich. But there is work an tions — and a real joy to hear Coliseum. With their canine revue, these clowns will provide 11:30 a.m., on KO.A-TV. Chan making all costumes. a sad note attached to all of There's a 1926 recording of stead of — is Columbia Records three- many merry moments. nel 4, Denver, and KO.AA-TV, this. If fame is a fleeting George Gershwin playing his a.sked t( record, long - playing album own “ Someone to Watch Over Channel 5. Colorado Springs. thing for many professional, called “ The Original Sound of 934-8027. talented persons, how fleeting Me.” Here, he has a ragtime The final program is part of ‘House el the Lord’ are neec the 20s” (C3I> 35). the first in style of piano playing. Segar a series. “ Images of Hope,” is it for some of these young a series of reissues devoted to “ The Significance of Me The di performers today? Who will Ellis io heard singing “ .Ain’ t 4 Catholic Hour Shows written by the Rev. William Rosary records of popular music Misbehavin' ” , but the orche K. Lynch, S.J.. and based on morial D ay" will be the topic bo listening to the recordings available from the archives of to be discussed on the House been m of some of them. say. 20 or 30 stra behind him includes his book of the same title June 3. Columbia Records. The lead I>ouis Armstrong, both Dor about mental illness. Father of the Lord television pro ing vocalists, orchestras, in Being Taped in Europe gram Sunday. .Alay ;I0. 8:30 seys, Joe Venuti, the jazz vio Lynch will examine recent THE 1 strumentalists. and groups linist; and Eddie Lang, gui NBC News recently sent its eration with the Jewish Theo achievements in mental ill a.m. on KLZ-TV, Channel 7, arc presented in their original Denver. The lU. Rev. itionsig- 20fi. wit! tar. tclcvisison religious program logical Seminary of America. ness. and will use photo thers, w recordings. unit to Europe to tape six .A study of the Catholic graphs, paintings, and film nor Edward Leyden, above, Hut an idea of what it really pastor of Blessed Sacrament hike Sa: The music isn’t high fideli shows in Holland, West Ger Church in Holland and West clips to illustrate the lecture. will mee might have been in those days parish. Denver, will be the ty. but the selections have all is exemplified by the female many, and England and to co Germany today will be under master I moderator. Appearing with been cleared of heavy surface singers included. Blossom lor-film a seventh program in taken in the four “ Catholic Sacred Heart Program him will be representatives of noise and most give a fine re Seeley belts out a first-rate Czecho-Slovakia. Hour” programs. Two of “ Where is the Kingdom of the Jewish and Protestant presentation of the 1920s. A “ Yes Sir, That’s My Baby.” Eminent theologians and these will be taped in Amster few of the performers are lay experts have been invited dam. two in Munich. God” will be discussed by the faiths. Ethel Waters, with trombonist Rev. Lucius F. Cervantes, still active today; some are Tommy Dorsey, gives a to participate in the pro The four programs will be dead and forgotten, but many grams. which will explore telecast on “ The Catholic S.J.. of St. Louis university, warm touch to “ Am I Blue.” on the Sacred Heart Program COFFEE SHOPS of them fondly remembered. Sophie Tucker does a pre current trends in religious Hour” on the four Sundays in This Is a set that is both thought and action. In one of August. Sunday, May 30, KBTV. Chan AUDREY HEPBURN viously unreleased and almost nel 9, Denver, at 7:45 a.m. funny and fiiii-fillod to hear. 1 definitive version of “ Some of t h e programs Protestant, 3 7 4 3 FEDERAL BLVD. The same day. in Colorado REX HARRISON'^ can’t think -of a more pleasant These Days.” An outstanding Catholic, and Jewish clergy Family Theater Springs, on KKTV, Channel way to spend almost three recording is Bessie Smith’s men will meet to discuss 7 9 0 0 E A S T C O L F A X A V E . 11, at 9 a.m., the program will miYTam hours of an evening. Denver- “ I ’ve Got What It Takes.” ethics in the modern world. Cesar Romero will star in feature the Rev. John I. lloch- 4 3 0 0 WADSWORTH AVE. horn Paul Whiteman gets a Kate Smith is there, loo, with The unit is headed by Doris Integrity, a drama that will l a i j Y o ban. president of Regis col good representation. Some of ' “ Maybe. Who Knows,” co Ann. manager of NBC reli be presented on Father Pa DtNHAM •■‘'imarmnmi lege. Toronto, speaking on T u A Eves a o.m his orchestrations were so composed by Ruth Etting. So gious programs. She will be trick Peyton's Family Thea Iheatre (Son >;3o om. i kiddies merui “ God Still Loves the Poi I8U> & Mats Sat.. Sun., n U B M M are Lee Morse, Frances Wil executive producer and Mar ter Sunday. May 30. 9 p.m., a n soned." California Sts. Hoii. 3 o m WE NEVER CLOSE liams, and Tess GardcUa. tin Hoadc producer-director. on KOSI Radio, Denver. 3SV443a wad 1:30 O.m But a singular standout is Four shows will be taped Ruth Etting, unquestionably for “ The Catholic Hour.” pro IHE BEER THAT the finest and most popular duced in cooperation with the Brief Film Reviews singer of her day, in two num National Council of Catholic Following are capsule re- wilted woman (Sophia Loren) after prolonged courtship. Film sparkles MAMMA ROSASS PIZZERIA MADE MILWAUKEE bers, ’’Button Up Your Over Men. and two for “ The Eter revicw.s of motion pictures biting satire, sophisticated humor. { coat” and “ What Wouldn’t I nal Light.” produced in coop currently playing in the area: 1). HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS Do For That Man,” the latter MY PAIR LAOYi Cukor'l DR. NO: The first and best of the FAMOUS outstanding ro-croatkm O* L*rn«r James Bond tongua-hs-cheek thrillers. • PIZZA • RAVIOLI a torch song in the true sense, Net for youngsters. A t usual, there's in these two brief selections La st e l M a ss »fld Loewe muticdl. EsOdClaily good Are the Cecil Beaton sets and cot- an overplay on sex (B ). • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI Miss Etting’s vocal versatility Broadsasis S a l fumes photographed in unusually deli FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE; The is not fully apparent, but her cate technicolor. (A -l). secorsd James Bond movie with Sean Table and Carry-Out Service Connery stretches Its ImproPable sit MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. sense of timing, style, and un T h e Rev. William J. SOUND OP MUSIC] A superior pro duction full o* charm. This l - I’anl V.—M. T. Murrar i j evident. Singers today could brant of the High Mass to be able lllm s in ages Julie Andrews cap tivates the audience with her stngtng sis on promisettous situations (B ) learn a thing or two by bend hroadca.st from Notre Dame and acting Christopher Plummer MONDO FAZZO: This film, which ing an ear to her recordings church, Denver. Sunday, May gives a first-rate cheracterizailon. A makes a pretense at being a documen LARGE Hearing her is worth the price •■must." (A -I). tary, Is corrspletely unacceptable as 30. 11 a.m. to 12 noon, on KLZ SYNANON: Director Richard Oulrte motion picture entertainment because AEROPLANE SPECIAL of the album alone. Radio, Denver. The Rev. Wil attempts to eivla ln the work of Synarw the photography and editirtg cOTKen- STEAK liam Sievers, chaplain at St. on House, a haven for the cure et dope Irate, airrmt to the exclusion of posi One of Miss Etting’s con addicts near Santa Monica. Calif tive comment, upon nudity, seml-nudl- S 9 2 5 temporaries, Helen Morgan, Joseph's hospital, Denver, Film 's fault lies In eiptoMtmg toe ty. erotic behavior, sodKm, masoch will be narrator, ('hoir is un many side stories to the detriment of ism. human Indignity and sell de is presented in the song most makmg understandable the proPlenn struction Legion of Decency (C). CHOICE CLUB STEAK identified with her, “ Bill.” der the direction of Leo Fra with which It deals. Starring roles are CAT BALLOU: A tun-filled Western * i j x r n r ^ zier. competently handled Catholic Film spoof that has a tot to recommend it from Jerome Kern’s “Show Newsfetter (A-3) Firsl-rale performances from Lee This will be the la.st broad Marvin. Jane Fonda. Stubby Kaye, Boat.” An excellent recording, CH E YE N N E AU TU M N : A grand- DENVER PHONE 222-4198 cast of the Masses from the and the late Nat Cole, as well as ex made in 1932, she is backed scale, first-rate Western directed by pert direction, pholography, and edit WHOLE LOBSTER by Victor Young and his or church during May. John Ford. Not hli best, but visually ing. make H a bright and en|oyable 01 stunning. A fine cast enacts the drama film (A 2) chestra with composer Louis of Indian courage in the lace of White STRANGER KNOCKS: This film TAIL Alter at the piano. Several men's neglect artd broken promises. begins with a tedious plot and the $ 2 7 5 Catholic Hour Radio (A -l). direction Is slow and the acting Incom other records, made in the M A R Y P O PP IN S : Undoubtedly one petent Hi sensationalism derives 1930s. are included but they The Rev. Gregory Baum, ol the screen's linest And most re from the Inclusion of several obsceno MA'n Y ^ t H E N TR EES represent the singer or musi O.S.A., win speak on “ The warding film musicals. This whimsi and suggestive scenes — a wholly ob- cal fantasy has everything — good lecHonable movie. Legion of Decency Enjoy a Cocktail cian of the 1920s. Christian Adventure: Risk fun. charm, lively tunes, and lip-top classification not available at press Before Dinner and Renewal” on the Catholic performances by Julie Andrews and time There are many other ap Dick Van Dyke, A ‘ ’must" lor adults. THE T R A IN : A realistic and in A l pealing gems in this collec Hour radio series .Sunday, (A -l). tense film that deals with resistance tion, like Joe Venuti's "The May 30. on KOA Radio, Den F A N N Y H IL L ] " A disgrace to the to the Nazi occupation during World ver. at 12:30 p.m. This will be film industry" (Variety) War II and ImpllcIMy raises the moral Tho U/timate In Mountain Dining Blue Room,” but the best one problem of the value of violence. In an abridged version of a talk MAJOR DUNDEE: An elaborately this case the question Is whether can do is actually listen to the produced action drama set In M eilco works of art are worth more than hu COLORADO’S Most Exciting Mountain Restaurant, album. A large, descriptive delivered by Father Baum that doesn't come olf. Some stirring man lives. It's an important question last February as part of the action scenes and the tine acting by and one that the movie does not an American and European Cuisine, Selected Wines, Cock booklet is included. There’s Charlton Heston, Richard Harris, and tails in the Jester lounge or simply relax In the FIRE McGreary Foundation Lec swer satisfactorily (A-l). AEROPLANE CLUB plenty of nostalgia here, but Michael Anderson, Jr., help It along. DIE, DIE, M Y D AR LIN G : Tallulah SIDE I.OUNGE. Ralph Evans at the Piano Bar Nitely. the album is appealing to all tures in Chicago under the (A-2). Bankhead returns to the screen, after SI 20 Miles Southwest of Denver on U.S. 285 at Conifer MARRIAGE, ITALIAN STYLE: A a long absence. In this untistingulshed 3312 W. Alameda 934-9414 age groups. It represents a auspices of the Thomas More m a n (Marcello Mastrolannl) is horror picture that does nothing for Op«n 11:30 a.m. dally 4 Sunday CLOSED MONDAYS productive and exciting musi association. tricked Into m arriage by a strong- her career. Maudlin, adult fare (A-3). MAGNtFICENT CUCKOLD: "A “Plenty of Free Parking" YOUR HOSTS . . . CLARENCE AND GLADYS KUNZ cal era, and it features musi t r e a t m e n I which sometimes ap THE cal innovators and inventive -r**-*'***1k**ik-A*-*-^'A*******-*'*-*'A-*-tHkik'*”A'A-A-A*'R”A *'****T proaches outright obscenity." — Le DI vocal stylists. -A ^ gion of Decency (C). I Classification HARLOW (Magna): "(nept treat ment of unsavory events In the life of t ; a deceased film personality . . . mor ?^ -»TH E 24th^a-^ PRODUCERS Larry Carr MOVIES B , l S o "o7r.ncy J bid sensationalism" (B ). STAT and Frank Driggs promise M OLL FLAND ER S: "W eak as a sa the series to continue, with Following are classifications of moMon pictures by the Legion of Decency for tire . . . suggestive in costuming, dia films currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs first-run, neigh logue and situations" (B ). ANNUAL Si “ The Original Sound of the borhood. and drive-ln theaters, as welt as those appearing on television In both M IR A G E : Diane Baker, one of the Thirties" due next. the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. Dally listings must be checked for time, screen's most talented actresses, Y place end TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found teams with Gregory Peck In this plea Who knows, maybe 40 years In "T V Guide" magazine. Classifications are: A -l, fam ily; A-2, adults and sant suspense film (A-2). Be: from now. there’ll be an al adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults only, with reservations; B, morally AUG1 oblectionable In part for all; C, condemned. — (Compiled by Tom Officer) bum called “ The Original Christophers on TV aboL Sound of the 1960s.” Don’t Current Movies clan, A-2; Man From Planat X, A-1; SHRINE Amourous Adventures of Moll Flan “ Respect for the Law’ " will laugh, please; believe it or Lost Continent, A-1; Tarzan and Hun You ders, B; Battle ol Villa Fiorita, A-3; be the theme of the Christo not, there are actually some Cat Ballou, A-2; Contempt, C; Die! tress, A-2; This Side of Law, A-2 DIel My Derllngl, A-3; High Wind to SUNDAY, MAY 30 phers’ program Sunday, May people around who would bet Pia Ptolom y, B; Captain From Cas McOoBaM's Jemaica, A-2; It's A Mad World, A -l; 30, 11:15 a.m .,'to be broad on this. Joy In Morning, A-3; Magnificent tile, A-3; Tarzan's Desert Mystery, A- YOL Cuckold, C; Mary Poppins, A-1; M ir 1; Last Time 1 Saw Archia, A-2; Mir cast on KO.^-TV. Channel 4, acle, A-2; Fort Ti. A-2; Wayward Bus, SHRI age, A2-; Mister Moses, A-2; Mondo Denver, and KOA.\-TV Chan DUFFY’S Pezto, C; My Fair Lady, A-1; Rattia (HcDouble Burger! MONDAY, MAY 31 WhI of SImpIo Man, unlisted; Sound of Mu nel 5. Colorado Springs. SHAMROCK RESTAURANT sic, A-1; Stranger Knocks, unlisted; All Baba and 40 Thieves, A-1; Way slee W ORLD FAMOUS IRISH COFFEE Synanon, A-3; Taggart, A-2; Train, A- ward Bus, B; Hannibal, A-3; Pact Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., June 3,4,5,6,1965 served at all times. I; War Party, A-l. That Thrills. A-2; I Was Framed, A-2; Destination iO.OOe, A-1; Blaze of Noon, Double Manhattans A-l; Tokyo Rose, A-l; Terror on Neighborhood. Drlvc-In and Martinis — 45^ Train, A-1; Santa Fc, A-1. ★ ANIMALS ★ COMEDY ★ ANIMALS ★ 1 Open Sundays and Holidays Baby, Rain Must Fall, A-3; Backet, TUESDAY, JUNE 1 l U E W S A-3; Bey Ten Feel Tall. A -l; Brain Arson for Hire, A-2; Blaze of Noon, W 1645 TREMONT PLACE storm, A-3; Bus Riley's Back in Town, A -l; Paris Does Strange Things, B; A-3; Cheyenne Autumn, A -l; Dear Bri Sing Your Werries Away, A-2; Anoth 3 Nights and 5 Matinees of Pure Fun! 1 gitte. A -l; Deer Heart, A-3; Die Diet er Dawn, A-3; Tokyo Rose. A -l; Fixed f/rsl, fas/, ;enf, and accur- My Darling. A-3; Dr. No. B; Dr. SIran- Bayonets, A-1; Destination 40,000, A -l; ...... o m I .S I . \ l ...... getove, A-4; Fail Sale, A-2; Father One That Cot Away, A -l; Driva a/a . . . wil/) / e largest news Goose, A-1; Fluffy, A-1; From Russia Crooked M ile, A-2. s/a/r si, and with 7S PERFORMANCES: Thvrui.y FVid.y /n We V". 3 «nd 4. 3:15 p.rn. «nd 7:15 pjn.; HEAR With Leva, B; Goldlinger, A-3; Good WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 cofftspandenls throughout the S4furd*y, Jun. 5, 2:30 pj„. 7:15 p.m bye Charlie, A-3; How to Murder Your Fixed Bayonets, A-1; Disputed Pas Sunday. Jvn. 6. | p„. Wife, A-3; Hush. . .Hush, Sweet Char sage, A-1; Badman's Tarrllory, A-l; RockyMounlain andHighPlains RESERVED SEATS-M^tm... _ $2.35 lotte, A-3; Island of Slue Dolphins, A- Big Shot, A-3; Special Agent, A-1; An s you complete, f night rstst.] Nil#» $2.75 (both Sunday shows ear- states, KOA ge THE ASK and LEARN I ; John <3oldfaiii. Please Come Heme, gry Hills, A-3; Seven Tasks of All fast coverage f interndtional, B ; Kits Me, Stupid, C; Lilith, A-4; Babe, B ; Make Mine Mink, A-3; Up In Love Has Many Faces, B; Ma|er Dun Central Park, A-3; First Tima, A-2. natiooed,regional.andlocalnews. P dee, A -l; Marriage, Italian Style, A-4; THURSDAY, JUNE 3 ...... L. c ,._ o«.„ On KOA Radio M ary Poppins, A-1; Masquerade, A-3; Big Bluff, B ; Saven Tasks of All P None But Brave, A-2; Outrage, A-3; Baba, B ; Stage Fright, B; Senator tilablo for ovtry porfermaneo. 10:20 Eve ry Sunday evening. Pleasure Seekers, B; Pumpkin Eater, Was Indiscreet, A-2; Make Mine QucNtitins on religion sub* A-4; Quick, Before II Melts. B ; Roun Mink, A-3; Girl With Suitcase, B; Fuz Radio News Spensorod by ders. A-3; Sex and Single OiH, B; zy Pink Nightgown, A-2; Hell’s Herl- 4:SS p.m. mitted by the nuilo aiidi- ASSOCIATED Strange Bedfellows, A-3; Sword of ton, A-3. Mon. thru FrI. once answered on the arch- All Babe, A -l; Those Callaweys, A -l; FRIDAY, JUNE 4 GROCERS EVENING SHOWS AT 7.15-MATINEES diiirosan brondrnst. 3« Hour4. A-3; Topkapi, A-3; Wild and Rebel in Town, A-3; Girl With Suit Wonderful, A-1; World of Abbott and case, B; Blaze of Noon, A-1; No Es look for the golden arches/ A BtMikIcl on Calhtilic Costello, A -l; Women Who Wouldn't cape, A-3; Cannibal Attack, A-1; Blue EVERY DAY JUNE 3 THRU JUNE 6 CImrrh avaiinhic free »f Die. unlisted; Yesterday, Today, and beard, B; On tha Town. A-3; House of Tomorrow. B. Wax, A-2; Beast With Five Fingers, OoeglAewka'e POM radio atatioM ritst to all Intiiilrlcs. A-3; Proud Ones. A-1; Lawless Sireet, 1 On Television B; Lone Star, A-1 » > E. 46th AVE. AT HUMBOLDT<<< WRITE TO s KO/ SATURDAY, MAY 79 Stage (siilde O B N V III ^ McDonald's Bombardier, A-1; Paris Holiday, A- A.sk and I,earn, Statloa ALAMEDA CENTER 4215 W. COLFAX 1; Adventures el Robit' Hood, A -l; Bells Are Ringing: Adults EAST COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA KOA, Denver 8(1203, When Redskins Rede, A-2; Three Vi Fantasticks: Adults KC /SO.OOO WATTS Colorado olent People, A-2; Read to Morocco, Ollvert: Family A -l; Angry Silence, A-3; Sitting Bull, Onca Upon Mattress: Adults COLISEUM A-l; Facts el Life, A-3; Mad Magi- The Dumb W alter: Adults PLENTY OF PARKING AVAILABLE 3 St. Rosens Holy^\Name Thursday, May 27, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 Officers Are Re-Elected (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish, ter avenue, early that hiorning. Denver) The Webelos of Cub Scout Pack 206 are stressing training Notfk Dem/ei NBUJa '.«n Vidmar was re-elected pi^^vdent of St. Rose of Lima’s to meet requirements for the Name society at the past tenderfoot badge. Communion mating. Also re-elected were St. Dominicks New PTA John Dolan vice president, and Bowlers Honored For Graduates Elner Bedore. treasurer. Officers Are (Holy Trinity Parish. (St. Philomena’s Installed The new secretary is Lee Westminster) Parish. Denver) (St. Dominic’s Parish, Ixyba. Pete Rebich was named treasurer; and Mrs. I,eo Rusan, Students in Holy Trinity par drlegate to the archdiocesan An award dinner for the St. Denver) historian. ish who will be graduated from Roly Name union. Philomena PTA Women’s bowl Mrs. p'rank Gold, Catholic The new officers are making high school this year will re / ing league was held May 18 in Parent - Teacher league pres plans to accelerate a member ceive Communion corporately JOHN FRANCONE and Jack the Fountain inn. Receiving tro ident. installed new officers of ship drive and to sponsor a in the 8 a.m. Mass Sunday, May Schuster were named co-chair phies were the first place team St, Dominic’s PT.'^ in ceremo number of money -raising 30. men of the parish bazaar again Mmes. Sue Stark, Glee Cloos nies May 19 in the church audi projects for the new convent A Corporate Communion will this year. They ask parish orga- and r.uba Egri; high average torium. fund. be held Sunday. June 6, for • nizations or groups that plan a bowler, Sue Stark; high handi The officers are .Mrs. Vito The society also is conducting women of the parish. A break bnoth or project for the bazaar cap game, Catherine Morgan; Nuccio, president: .Mrs. Robert a Mor-Valu trading stamp pro fast will bo served after Mass to contact them by June 2. The high scratch game, Dolores Hin- Brophy. vice president: Mrs. gram to acquire furnishings for at a cost of $1-23 per person. serve phones are 935-3012 and 934-0388 terreiter; high handicap series, Fred Gabriel, recording secre the Sisters’ new home. The Rev. Damen Parker, ; posi- respectively. The bazaar dates Ginny Ruf; and high scratch se tary; Mrs. Wayne Kaspari, Charles Ramponi, scout mast O.S.B., will live at Holy Trinity ety of are June 18, 19, and 20. ries, Rene Rosh. er for St. Dominic’s Boy Scout I rectory this summer while at- Ker- Tickets for the roast beef din Officers elected for the new Troop 65, held court of honor I tending classes at the Universi tnding ner June 20 may be purchased season, which starts Sept. 14. Mt. Carmel ceremonies May 18 in the ty of (kilorado. He is from St. y and after any of the Masses begin are Mrs. Robert Halsig, pres church auditorium. The new Michael’s monastery, Omaha, KBPI ning on Sunday, May 30. Those ident: Mrs. Paul MeShane, Mothers charter was presented by Mike Neb. Parks who received tickets in the mail treasurer, and Mrs. Joseph E De Bell, institutional represen The adult choir is recruiting tor; may also make returns at Barry, secretary. Honored tative. new members. Rehearsals are Car- church Sunday. Price of the din New bowlers are most wel The following officers were; held at 7:45 p.m. every Tues ner is $1. North Denver Jubilee (,Mt. Carmel Parish, installed by Mrs. Raymond Bo day. ones; come to join. Information can Denver) man- -\ny woman in tlie pari.sh who be obtained from Mrs. Robert ren assisted by Mrs. Mike De Afternoon and evening Mass The Rt. Rev. .Monsignor Gregory Smith, associate director trf Catholic Charities, who Mothers in Mt. Carmel parish ina is prefers to donate a book of Halsig, 355-5123, or Mrs. Joseph Bell, both past presidents of the es will be offered in the parish V.G., P..\., offers Mass in the Romanesque was suhdeacon at the Mass. Kneeling be enjoyed a two-day celebration ; and Pioneer stamps to the fancy Barry, 322-7878. North District Mothers Council: at 5:30. 6:30, and 7:30 o’clock Church of St. Catherine marking the .50th an neath the statue are the Very Rev. Richard at Mothers’ Day. The Mt. Car today, the feast of the Ascen work and merchandise booth in The last Men’s club meeting Mrs. Mary Ellen Frazzini, niversary (4 the completion of the North Den F. Ryan, president of Regis college, the mel Fathers’ club and their president: Mrs. I-'.d Kerber, sion. stead of a regular donation is before summer will be Thurs asked to contact Mrs, Hcffron. ver parish’s first church. The deacon, at loft, preacher for the celebration, and the Rt. wives attended a corporate vice president; Mrs. Homer day, May 27. This is an impor is the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Forrest H. Allen, Rev. Dcllsle A. Lemieux. pastor. At right are communion at 8 a.m., May 9. 934-8027. Six books of stamps tant meeting with the installa Saindon, treasurer; and Mrs. are needed. pastor of Holy Family parish, Denver, and the members of the hierarchy who participat The Rev. Robert M. Volk, Fred Gabriel, historian. ENJOY tion of officers. O.S.M., pastor, celebrated the The date of the next .Mtar and former assistant pastor of St. Catherine's. ed in the jubilee rites, from left to right, Arch Mass. The Rev. Donald M. Du- Rosary society meeting has Partially hidden behind Monsignor Smith Is bishop Urban J. Vehr, BL'hop Hubert M. MEMORIAL DAY ple.ssis, O.S.M., assistant pas been moved up to Thursday, Graduation Radio Host Seeking the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William J. Monahan, Newell of Cheyenne, and Auxiliary Bishop tor, gave the sermon. June 3. at 7:45 p.m. at one time a member of the parish and now David M. Maloney. Bikes for Children After the Mass, more than 200 Party Honors THE BOV SCOUTS of Troop persons attended a reception 200. with their leaders and fa KTLN radio’s morning per breakfast at which Father Volk 8th Graders thers, will go on an overnight sonality, Tom Griffiths, re Regis, Loretto Graduates Are Listed spoke. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) hike Saturday, May 29. They cently launched an all-out On May 10, a fashion show A graduation party for the campaign for bicycles. was held with awards to the ol I will meet at the home of Scout The full lists of 1965 graduates osha, Wis.; Eileen Mary Schneider, eighth grade pupils in St. Cathe master Don Milner, 1879 W. Cen The bicycles are for the Co from Regi.s and Loretto Heights Wauwatosa, Wis.; Judith Seasongood, dest mother (Mrs. Josie Hes- rine’s school and their parents Cincinnati, Ohio; Margo Seasongood, ser). the youngest (Mrs. Sheila lorado State Children’s Home, colleges. Denver, are: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH Cincinnati, Ohio; Kathryn Marie Slad- was held in the cafeteria May CHEMISTRY, Colorado candidates. ky. Lexington, Neb.; Ann Mary Baldi and Mrs. Loretta Cor- and the goal set by Griffiths BACHELOR OP ARTS: Colorado 18. Sponsors were the PT.'^ and Denver: Bernard B. Haas, J r.; George Squyres, Chicago. III.; Penelope Susan nette). and to Mother Calista, Is 100 — one per child. The Candidatas; H. Kuhls, Joseph R. M urphy; Long-1 Stephan. Barrington, III.; Kathleen A. mothers of seventh grade pu Anyone Can Play the drive is being assisted by the Arvada: Thomas C. Wachter; Colora-. mont; James P. M urtah; Pueblo: John; Sullivan. Kalamazoo, Mich.; Catherine principal of Mt. Carmel high pils. Mr. and Mrs. John Biddle- do Sprlrtjjs: Garitt S. Griebel; Graig: F. Zaletel; Wheat R idge: William J .: Ann Swanson, Sioux City, Iowa; school. n.C. Truck Lines, which has Franklin J. Adam ek; Denver; Sister M .' Mahoney: Stephen E. Valente. Sephie Anna Sweetman, Sioux Falls. S. come, dance instructors, were NEW PLAYER PIANOt Len Piccolo was chairman for agreed tv pick up and deliver Claire Artuthnol, O.S.F., M arycrestl Out of State; Oak. masters of ceremony. Convent; James H. Berberick, Sister M .; Louise J. Vanotti, Walsenburg, Colo.; the event. Tom Lundy’s trio all of (he used two-wheelers Helen Borszich, O.S.F., Marycrest Con.! Iowa; Thomas J. Luttenegger: Bur .\t the PTA meeting the Rev. lington; Michigan: Patrick T. Delsman:i Karol Ann Wasinger, Littleton, Colo.; provided music at the show. that are donated. vent; Rudolf 5. Bradac. DonaW D. Bru-| Sheryt Ar>n« Wetar>d, Cedar Rapids, la.: Robert Dore, assistant pastor, no; George T. Bruno, William P. Buck- Royal oak: Wisconsin: Jerom e M. Zum-' mach: Sheboygan. Angela M arie White, Denver, Colo.; Sis Griffiths, who has a morn ley; W illiam H. CIchoskI; Laurence A. ter M ary Robert Spehar, O.S.B., Chica- i installed the following officers: ing drive-time music show, Oe Credico; Francis L. Donovan; M ary LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE i go. IIL; Ten Receive Mrs. Paul Rertolit, re-elcctcu Fishbach; Gerald R. Glardino; Daniel F. had hoped to hit the goal with Elaine June Kinsley, Ahiskog. (cum; Katharlne Agnes Sick, Barrington, president; Mrs. Thomas Stack, Grelsen; G erry L. Kaveny; Charles F. III.; Nancy Ann Bogan. Birmingham. F. Dunn; Joseph M. Earley; NIel M. laude). Wichita, Kans.; Stephanie Rita First Communion vice president: 5Irs. James Dl- in a few weeks, but it will Altenburg. Brighton, M ich.; Rose Laura Mich.; Barbara Anne Bourelle, Mlnrrea- Leonard; Robert L. MCHugh; Michael polls. Minn.; Nancy Elizabeth Buckley, probably be reached sooner; T. M cMahon; Gene Murray; Gilbert L. Anderson, Kingston. N .Y .; Yvonne (St. Patrick's Parish, tallo, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Mickey Aromi, Chicago, ML; Judith Arm Denver, Colo.: Catherine Mary Burke, he got 23 bicycles the first Romero: Sister M. Veronica Rother- Wheatridge. Colo.; Susan Mary Canev- Holyoke) Hunter, secretary; and Mrs. , O.S.F., Marycrest Convent; Bach, Denver, Colo.; Joy Brechon Ba day. ker. Denver, Colo.; Barbara Ann Bau er, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.; M ary E ll-: Dan Cronin, re-elected histor Charles L. Schmitt; Dudley H. Schwade; zabeth Cheevers, Yonkers. N .Y.; Elaine ! Nine children from Holyoke Eleanor A. C. Tixler; James B. Wane- mann, Milwaukee, W is.; M ary Eli ian. zabeth Baumann, Denver, Colo.; | Frances Cline, Denver, Colo.; Donna Ma and one from Haxtun received' Timothy J. Willard; Sister M. rla Oelanay, USAIO-Phlllppines. APO The now auxiliary officers for James W illiam s. O.S.F., M arycrest Con Florence Ann Bechtel, M idvale, Utah; First Communion in St. Pat Mary Catherine Becker, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Calif.; Mary Margaret Cub Scout Pack 155 are Mrs. vent. Elln. Northfield, III.; rick’s church May 16. CARPETS Englewood: Joseph P. Esquibel; Wisconsin; Francine Joy Beler, Munde James Campbell, president; Thornton: Joseph G. E. Escobedo; lein, III.; Marie A. Bornhofen, Deerfield, Nancy Lorraine Hoirworth. Fort Mor I Following Mass, a breakfast Utah; Jane Terry Brown, Sait Lake City, gan, Colo.: M ary Lou Langston, Denver, Mrs. John Tracy, vice pres Room Si/e O I I ^ George R. Richter. Jr.; Walsenburg: I was served in a local restaurant Emil R. BlasI; Wheal Ridge: James E. Utah; Bette Ann Butler, Milwaukee, Colo.: Michele Anne Lehr. Chicago, III.: ident; Mrs. Robert Fobes, sec- and Smaller Loehr. WIs.; Maureen P. Byrne, Dallas, Tex.; Carmen Ann McCanna, Rockford, 111.; Ihonoring the First Communi- Out Of state: Alabama; Bernard P. W il Katherine Knowles Campbell, Scot- Monica Louise McCauley, River Forest. retai*y; Mrs. G. Soss, treasur Largest leltctions In the City III.: Kathryn Elizabeth McGuire. Deer I cants, their parents, their cate- liams. Jr.; Daphne; Illinois: Thomas J. tsbiuff. Neb.: Carol Ann Carelll, Oak er; and Mrs. James Ditallo, iiw m ikwa III.: Park. III., Elizabeth Lou Caricato, field. III.: Sally Ann Madden, Washing iChism teacher. Mrs. Elizabeth C : 4 for every room Fay; Oak Park; Stephen J. Foehr: ton, D.C.: Catherirw Elizabeth Mathy, r U r n i l U r e in the house Carthage; Thomas F, Kazda: River Pueblo, Colo.; Claudia Evar>gelyn Ca Linnenbrink, and the chairman historian. sey. Bismarck, N. Dak.: Judith Cook Park Ridge. HI.; Karen Ann Nelson, side; Robert E. McEriean: La Grange; Denver, Colo.; Kathryn Cecelia O'Brien. George R. McLaughlin: Evergreen Cassedy, Ridgefield, Conn.; Camellia P. iof the Confraternity of Christian M U S IC CO . Los Angeles, Calif.; Kristen Ann Polak, Park; John G. McWlllianss; Park Christy, Chicago. ML; Loretta Ann Cole- (doctrine program, Mrs. Laura nsan, Tulsa, Okie.; Elizabeth Theresa Denver, Colo.; Dorothy Ann Serrao, Ft m P oriiin g Ridge; Robert S. Magglo, Rockfort; Kaneohe. Oahu, Hawaii: M ary Ann iLindgren. Leo F. Tierney: Chicago; Indiana: Cooper, Pacific Palisades, Calif.: Bar i SATRIANO : 1321 Uacela E.M.W. bara L. Crabb. Denver, Colo.; Marilyn Smania, Elmwood Park. III.; PrlscHla Mr.s. Lindgren has helped to James F. Oumas, Jr.: Fort Wayne. Rose Stolarczyk, Kersey. Colo.: Karyl j 1332 BROADWAY • Of. 4-4551 where cash talks Iowa; Mark F. Fitzpatrick: New Lon .Marie Crede, Denver, Colo.: Georgene 'prepare 13 cla.sses to receive t Kaye Cribarl, Pueblo, Colo.; Mary Lea Stubblefield. Denver, Colo.; Sandra BROTHERS i don; Craig H, Gammon: Keokuk: Kan Jean Summers, Los Angeles, Calif.; 2141 So. Broadway Claire DeBaels, Skokie, III.; M ary Patri First Communion. SHcrman 4-2754 sas: 0. J. Connell IH; Eldorado; Roger Eita Rose Tauscher, Pocatello, Idaho; i J A N I T O R ; L. Harris, and John J. Hesse: Wichita; cia Dent, Lawton, Okla.; Sylvia Ann Oe- Sister M. Angela ThofTMS O.S.F., Platte Lawrence J. Klein: Overland Park W il voe. Golden, Cole.; Dorothy Clare Ding- Center, Neb.; Sister Mary Ellen Lam- t S E R V IC E ; liam J. Novasconc, and Dennis E. Shay; man, Houghton, Iowa; M ary Helen Don- ber, O.S.F., Downey. Calif.; Sister M. Anticipate! Wichita. delirtger, Oralnerd, M inn.; Fronces Al- Gern>aine. SzczepanowskI, O.S.F., Oma -k * Rug and Upholstery * Michigan: Richard S. Schoenherr: leen Dukart, (cum laude), Dickinson, N. ha. Neb.; Sister M. Therese, Mayber- j The State Patrol says — you Grosse Polrste Farms; Missouri: M ario Dak. •r, O.S.F., Colunsbus, Neb. , have to know what is happening, * Shampooing * T. Can&iani. Jr., and Karl J. Keffler, St. Mary Michele EIHott. Denver, Colo.; Jerrilyn Schild Danielson, Salem. Louis; New Jersey: Albert J. Kolar- Jeanne Ann Even, Palatine. Illinois; Ore.; Esther Marie Leonard OeVos. Lit ahead when you are driving if' ^ * Complete House ^ sick: Shrewsbury New York; Andrew Margaret Ann Fallon, Algonquin, III.; tleton, Colo.; Ly ThI Hanh, Danang, I you want to be prepared for un-i * Cleaning J M. Kelley; and William E. Rottino. New Mary Jeanne Federsplel. St. Louis, South Viet Nam ; Tort nu Tuong VI, Hue, i usual situations. Being prepared i YorK City. Mo.; Ann Louise Fitzgerald. Wilmette, South Viet Nam: * • Floor Waxing and J SHRINE OF Nigeria: Richard A. Olanlyan: Oshog- III.; Nancy Marie Gallagher, Chicago, Anna Lou Ryan Adamson, Carotin Eli for the unexpected may save' bo; Texas: P ierre C. Starkey: Lubbock: III.; Lorraine Elanor Shriver Garbe, En zabeth Johnson. Margaret Mary Wagn ■« Polishing «■ Wisconsin: Robert C. BInzel: Marsh glewood. Colo.: Karen Eileen Gard. er (summa cum laude). I your life. field. Frederick M. Copeland: Neenah, Early, Iowa: JoAnn Gebhardt, Mil ^ * Walls and Windows * Gordon S. Falk: Milwaukee, David A. waukee, Wis.; Rita Catherine Gerstek, { W ashed J Schmit: Milwaukee. Pueblo, Colo.: Kathleen Ann Gesell, St. OUR LADY of the SNOWS BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH LATIN: Paul. Minn.; Susan M arie Grlndlnger, Colorado Candidates: * Expert - Dependable * Colorado Springs. Colo.; Eileen M. Hea- Insured *■ Denver; Lynn J. Albl; Michael L. Con ly. Wilmette, 111.; Patricia B. Heaney, ^c ^ nelly; Larry W. Deuschle; Thomas G. Phoenix, Ariz.; Sharon Lee Hosman, ^ Call Us lor Froo Esilmatts 4. Elliott, W ater L. Kautzky. Nebraska: 6525 N. FEDERAL Denver, CoK).; Jarlath Susan Hurning, * GL. 5-S754 ana OL. S-I2S9 * Belleville, III. John E. Hart, Jr.: Alliance. Glendive, Mont.; Suzanne M arie lisley, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE: Colorado Newcastle, Wyo.; * 283» W. « t h Ava. J 428-5152 graduates: Jacqueline Ironlleld, Alamosa, Colo.; Arvada: Robert A. Nelson III; Boul Wilma Antoinette Kaiser, Denver, Colo.; der: Roger L. Pomainvilie: Denver: Diane Lea Kelly. Evanston, ill.; Nancy John J. A v ila ; Dennis M. Baumgartner: Jo Kelly, Atlanta, Ga.; Darleen Patricia ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE Larry R. Beardsley; Alan R. Brisne- Kerwin, Shawnee Mission, Kans.; Kath han: Patrick J. Chandler; Lawrence A. leen Ann Kretschmer, Saginaw. Mich.; Chavez; Fred P. Clarke; Robert T. Con Kathleen Ann Lavla. Des Moines. Iowa; nor; Ronald P. DeLongchamp; Larry O. M ary Ann Leroux, Tulsa. Okla.; Patri Oidcoct; Ronald 6 . Jeske: Michael L. cia Ann Lincoln, Caracas. Venezuela: Happiness is Johnson; Lyle W. MeVey, Jr.; Theodore Valerif Joan Lockrem, Western leaving DENVER T. Matsuo: Donald E. Mergen: John J. Springs, III.; Carole Arm Lovely, Le Murray; John J. Murray; Thomas M. Mars, Iowa; Geraldine Ann Lynch, graduating and O'Dorislo; Stephen J. Skulavik, Sister M. Pueblo, Colo.; Phyllis Ann Mahoney, Antonia Talle, S. C. L.; Marco O. Zarlen- Denver, Colo.; Irma Antoinette Mapelll, 00. Denver, Colo.; M ary Jo M arrin, Dalton, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st Golden: John L. Boyne; Littleton: Jon Neb.; Clara Ann Maschinot, Denver, Co R. Rapp; Trinidad: John P. DeBella, lorado. getting a Jr.; Westminster: Jon A. Wiedmaier; Donna Marie Meyer, Wildwood, N. J.; Wheat R idge: James W. Holthaus. Charlene Marie M ichelll, Walsenburg, THE BUS W ILL LEAVE Out of State: Illinois; Robert C. Ander Colo.; Sheila Marie M offat, Wheatridge, son; SkoKie; James M. Thompson: Chi Colo,; Kathleen Ann Mulholland. St. Bulova! DENVER from the cago; John S. 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GRand 7-5759 $70.00 WEISS BAKERY RYAN^S JEWELRY For further information OLD-FASHIONED SALT RISING BREAD — EVERY TUESDAY Call or Write Lakeside Shopping Center Mrs. Ceil Miller Mrs. Rose Matticks Gavel for New President Four Stores to Serve You 1215 South Vrain 333 East 16th 4024 Tennyson ...... GL. 5-1937 Phone 477-3123 Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Mrs. Charles W'llson, left, new president of St. Francis de | Sales' grade school PTA, receives the gavel of office from the 5850 W . 38tb Ave...... HA. 4-1366 Phone 936-5083 Phone 255-2263 Lakeside Center ...... G E . 3-1703 outgoing president, Mrs. Conrad Boeding. 1480 C arr St...... B E . 7-1604 4 * Axil'll Page 10 The Denver Cotholic Register Thursday, May 27, 1965 Tightest Baseball Race in Years Machebeuf, Regis Tie for DPL Crown ing triple by Mark Potter, who PAROCHIAL STANDINGS was left stranded to start the Club Bulldog hurler’s succession of Rsgif Machsbsuf scoreboard gooseggs. SI. Joseph's . R o n Denning of Mullen Ml. Carmtl Holy Family carved out a three hitter MuMon against St. Francis. St. Francis Annunciation Cathedral Machc'bcuf gained a share of Regis College its first Denver Parochial league title in four years of membership Monday. The Buffs, needing a victory Names Sport over tough Mt. Carmel to knot Regis for the baseball crown, did a workmanlike job of dis Lettermen posing of the Eagles, 8-5. Letter winners in four inter Machebeuf and Regis wound collegiate sports at Regis col St. Francis’ Happy Junior Warriors up with 6-2 records in one of the lege were announced during a St. Francis compiled a 16-0 record in win Gerald Widhalm. Hands on knees: Chris recent all-sports banquet held in more hotly contested races ning the Junior Parochial league heavy Brown, Mike Tovrea, Tim Fall, Steve Balk- Parok history. Only twa games the Regis center on campus. weight division basehali title. St. Francis enbiish, Jim Tovrea, Scott Vandemark. Back separated the first six teams Athletic director Arthur E. row: coach Julius Carabello, Gene Allen, (M ick) Pahl presented the defeated St. James, 4-2 in nine innings, in the Dan Martin. Mike (iunner, Bill Schoonover, MAKEUP of the entire first awards in basketball, soccer, city championship contest. Left to right, sit division was in doubt until the tennis and swimming. Baseball ting: Tom Brumgardt, Kurt Hoover. Vincent assistant coach Jack Martin, Mike Burke, final week of play. St. Joseph and golf lettermen will be an Bousseaire. Kneeling: Mike Andrusko. Stev Father Joseph Llevciis, athletic director. scored a 10-0 win over Holy nounced at the close of the cur en Ilufnagel, Steve Sherick, Dave Steinke, Family to sew up third place at rent seasons for both clubs la 1965 Mullen Football Co-Captains 5-3, while Holy Family, Mt. Car ter this month. mel and Mullen shared fourth The letter winners: Rockr.c trophy, symbol of football captaincy. BASKETBALL: Den Chavez, Denver; Mullen football Coach Bill Hickey is spot with 4-4 marks. Jay Coakley, Skokie, III.; Jack Coyne, flanked by John Dicdrich, left, and Bricn Diedrich Is a graduate of St. M ary’s of iJttle- Mullen closed out its cam Golden, Colo.; Joe Kaveney, Normal III.; Tony Reed, Tiffin, Ohio. O'Brien, who were announced as 1965 Mus tun and O'Brien is a graduate of Notre Dame paign with a 5-1 triumph over G l4 c f^ flh < tang co-captains at the schools’ recent athlet grailc school. St. Francis. SOCCER: Dennis BankowskI, Jan- At press time, only a makeup nings. M o.; Robert Buckley, Englewood. ic awards banquet. They display the Kniitc Colo.; George Buys, Warson Woods, tilt between Annunciation and John Curtin, Biloxi, M iss.; Pat Doyle, Milwaukee, WIs.; Steve Foehr, Cathedral remained to officially Carthage, III.; James Horning, Ladue, close out the season. In this : John Miazga, Pueblo, Cole.; John one. Annunciation had a chance Moloney, Clayton, M o.; Herb Mortland, Camp Starts University City, Mo.; Mike O'Oennell, to tie St. Francis for seventh Albany, N.Y.; Gil Romero, Denver; place via a win or to share the Charles Schwartz, Clayton, M o.; Rafael * o Teruno, Guatemala, S.A.; Michael IT’S A SMALL WORLD. The article by Marty a basement w-ith Cathedral in Veysey, Old Greenwich, Conn.; Tom A T O U C H O F Witte, Olivette, Mo. Crowe of Green Bay, VVis., quoted in this column last Speech event of a loss. SAN FRANCISCOI week, brought an immediate response from Dick Sher TENNIS: John Moloney, Bent Oonnel- Ambrican and Engllab CHUCK SCIIUTTE, a 6 2 1 son, Westminster, Colo.; Gary Kowal- man. coach at St. Anthony’ s of Sterling. Hunt R oom : breakfast, lunch, high sky. Elm Grove, WIs.; James Loehr, ■‘I was a player on one of his W tik O L Correction righthander who has done yeo Whealrldge; Joh Rapp, Denver. tea and dinner. TtAvering (Crowe’s) football teams while Your favorite cocktaili, imported and j The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Rich man duty for Machebeuf all disposed of D PL No. 3 team, St. SWIMMING: Michael Brooke, Mis he was at PaccUi Catholic high domeatic been, in the Cork Room. grader in St. ard Hiester, director of Camp season, went the route Monday, soula, Mont.; Michael Hacke, Godfrey, Joseph, 8-3. . .Centennial race in Austin, Minn., in 1953, my sen a bright stre St. Malo, has responded to the scattering four hits and surviv III.; Doug Kaiser, Wilmette, III.; John Miazga, P>j. bio, Colo.; Bob M iller, Den ior year," said Sherman. track has several out-of-state WALT SM ITH at tha piano the ladder. ’ uncf requests of parents by estab- ing a three-run upri.sing by Mt. v er; Phil Murphy, Denver; Steve Zibby, delegations lined up for visits Rasarvatlonst 292-1200 Brothers, CY li.shing a program of speech Centralla, III. Mr. Crowe’s article is a Carmel in the sixth. Jay Lom during the summer thor and Mary K By Walior Kranz correction, general speech im complete reflection of the kind PREB PARKIN3 bardi wielded the big stick with M ANAGER AWARDS: Basketball, decorations. ' provement, and dramatic activ four hits, including a two-run Frank Moore, Colorado Springs; Jerry of man he is. He not only is a oughbred run at the iJtlleton DeCoursey, Tulsa, Okla.; soccer, George great coach but a terrific speak tions made li Going In Through Iho Bark Door ities at the camp. homer. He had three RBIs. Brennan, Alton, Mo.; swimming, Robin oval. One of these is a group re Rockney, SI. Paul. Minn. er and a master of suspense party, honorir The boys attending the camp Danny Romero fired a one-hit presenting Opelousas, La., the along with his writing ability. Persons under the influence of alcohol arc apt to may enroll in either a regular job for St. Joseph against Holy You learn more from this man yam capital of the United w !^ perform In many strange and terrifying ways. Cowards or a special speech improve Family. That was a game-open- in one hour than you do from Slates. Their name? The Louisi 1000 GRANT STREET may want to fight, monotones may want to sing, ment program. The activities Parok Golfers Closed Sunday tough guys may want to cry, the reticent may want to will be under the direction of ■ • V I some in a lifetime. He is not ana Yambassadors. Sen/ talk — so you never know how alcohol will affect an Jack C. D’Arcy. M..\., an in In Regts Tourney “"i’n./.naT"'’'' " individual. structor the past year in the Rangers Set Thirteen Colorado parochial; “ He i.s the type of coach The follow! But one thing is pretty sure. speech department at th e ■ i high schools will participate in where his former plavcrs and dents from D In nearly every case (aside proach the dinner table, the dry University of Denver. olic high schc the second annual Regis College •slmlenls drop in at his house from the tragedy of outright ai cleaning industry begins to edive their d 24 Cage Tilts Invitational Golf tournament like you would your own home. # STROHMiNOER coholism), a person who im make it big — for such persons CAMPERS IN THE regular graduation cx Thursday. May 27, at City Park He lias helped many a boy to bibes too freely is sure to crave will usually dine at cither of speech program will participate Sunday, June Golf course. become a man long before he Electric Compaiu| something to cat before too two places: a) a Mexican res in a wide variety of speech and For 1965-66 City -Auditori many hours elapse. And this is taurant, or b) an Italian restau dramatic activities designed to Three boys from each of the reached the age of 21. Through A 24-game 1965-66 basketball' invited schools will compete in his influence he has put many a CATHEDRAL HIGI where the dry cleaners of the rant. And just wait until that strengthen the b o y s’ total Cbr/^We Sffvite •WDUSTRIAL • COmiROAL •RLSmSTIAL THomas Abegg. world are mis.sing a real bet Sweet Adeline singer starts dig speech personality, Monsignor schedule for Regis college was! the 18-holc medal play event, fellow into the coaching field, ni$ Arguedo, Claf announced by Mick Pahl. Regis j Trophies will be awarded the and they usually find their w ay Balling, Setty Ba Instead of advertising the one ging his fork into the spaghetti Hiester said. Techniques of vo Karen Barth, Kar day specials, the low bundle pri and meat sauce, or that marti- cal and bodily control will be athletic director and head ba.s-' five low individual scores and Into Catholic schools. 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 rie Sianct)!; kctbali coach to the five low team score.s. But the greatest thing he has, Susan Bobalek. ces, and the attractive combina’ ni-spillcr starts in on the encha- stressed and individual evalua DENVER COLORADO The Rangers will play II Competing schools will in- going for him is that he doesn't; Joseph Bruno, Kat tion offers, why not take that ladas and chili. Do I have to de tions and adjustments will be Janice Carter, Lli money and promote larger and scribe what will happen to the made. home and 13 road games, open elude Canon City Abbey. Cathe-,have a phony drop of blood inj .nald Chavez, M longer cocktail parlies? And if suit and to the dress? Thank Boys participating in this pro ing at home Dec. 1 against Col dral. Holy Family. .Machebeuf, his body. .After several baskot- ‘ Cathy Cook; orado Stale college. First-time Michael DIMann; you’ve been to a cocktail party you for letting me off the hook. gram will have the opportunity .Mt. Carmel. Mullen, Hcgi.s ia.st ball state championships, all- opponents on next year’s card Drayer, Janet El recently you’ll know the reason It’s nice to write for under to perform at the Friday eve year’s team winner. St. Francis state players, an all-American, Stanley Erecksor include Hiram Scott college of Bill Dreiling Bill Dreilmg Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Reuben Espinosa, for this recommendation. standing readers. ning "camp fir e " and in the and St. Jo.seph, all of Denver: and upsets beyond imagination. Scottsbiuff. Nebr.. a new school bare* Fils; So to the dry cleaners of campers’ talent program. Pueblo Catholic: St. Mary’ s ofihe is still the same old Marty Gwendolyn Fort opening this fall, and Missouri Colorado Springs; St. Mary’s ofiCrowe, with a sense of humor Thomas Galligan, AT THE NEXT party you at •America: Go in through the The campers in the special School of Mines at RoIIa. Walsenburg: St. .Nnthony’s of and sincereness that only a few 733-4695 G arda, Ronald G< tend notice the clothing of those back door. There’s more than program will be scheduled for Regis will be renewing series Diane Gehringer, poor unfortunates who have ex individualized spccch-correction Sterling. men possess. Gunderson; one way to skin a cat. Offer to with two schools next season. James Haberkoi ceeded their quota. Notice the furnish the shrimp and sauce sessions to meet (he needs of Colorado School of Mines and Kind of makes you wish you orn, M ary Fraoce: beer stains on the suit of that the boy who has "a speech dif knew this follow Marty Crowe Hallw, Dianne Ha for any decent-sized cocktail Washington university of St. Mullen Day Camp Kathy Harpole, A man who is singing "Sweet Ade party and thus make sure you ference that makes a differ Louis, Mo. I,a.st game in the personally, doesn’t it? Hart, Daniel Hast line." Notice the ugly spot that ence." They also will partici Lynne Heper. j have a steady supply of work Regis-Mines series was in 1955- Slates Two Sessions nald Hinton, John is starting to darken the peach- pate fully in the regular pro on hand at all times. 57 while Regis and Washington Mullen Athletic Day Camp i.s BITS O’ THIS ’N TH.AT: Col tu v Patricia Hoi colored dress of the exuberant And be sure to go heavy on gram. Dae Ann Hug, Pa U. last met in 1960-61. offering two three-week ses orado Springs has a legitimate cebson; young lady who has just spilled handing out the sauce. After The activities of the speech In addition to CSC and Mines, Susan Ann Jay, sions for boys 6-14. Camp direc claim to the title of high school her martini. And remember. a drink or two, only the most improvement program will be Western State, Colorado col Home of Over 250 New and Sally Johnson, Gi These people have not, as yet. tors are Bill and Barbara Hick baseball capital of the state. Kary, Austin Ke< steady handed person will be scheduled so as not to interfere lege. Air Force academy. ey. Stella Kelley, Mai even approached the dinner ta able to get a sauce-soaked with full participation in the rec Southern Colorado State college Palmer high won the Colorado Pre-Owned Premium Cars ginia Kenney; ble. Session will be held on the Karan Key, Ch shrimp to his or her mouth reational life at the camp. and the University of Denver Mullen high sch(X)l grounds and Public School tournament and Knapp, Bernadette And when people like this ap without sartorial catastrophe. are other area opponents on the St. Mary's owns a pair of ew. Sharon LaC A small fee of $2 a week for will include supervised instruc CADILLACS Robert Lee, Jami the regular speech program and 1965-66 schedule. tions and coaching in all phases triumphs over Regis’ D PL co Logan; $5 per week for the special pro The complete 1965-66 Regis of sports, games and crafts, champions. The most recent '63 Cad. Cpc. Power. Like new...... $3,395 Patricia Loyd, < Frances Luevano, gram will be charged in addi schedule: plus field trips. was a 4-0 shutout in Denver last ’62 H. top. Loaded, nice ...... $2,595 0 «c. 1 — Colorado Slat* colitgc, tion to the 846 a week charge The first session will be June Saturday, when the Pirates also ’59 4-dr. Fleetwood with Air ...... $1,095 bom*; Doc. 3 — SI. Mary of the Plains, '64 4-dr. H. lop DeVille w/factory a i r ...... M<59S that includes all other activities bom*; D*e. i — Westminster college, 14-July 2 and the second July 5- borne; Dec. 9 — Colorado School of at the camp. Mines, aw ay; Dec. 11 — Colorado State 23. Camp hours will be 9 a.m.-4 TRY TRADES college, aw ay; Dec. IS — Western State p.m.. Monday through Friday. college, home; Jan. 7 — College of St. Persons desiring further in ’63 Buick Safety h. t., p.s., p.b...... $1,995 PARENTS WISHING to en Joseph, aw ay; Jan. 8 — St. Michael's ’63 Chev. V8. p.s,, p.b., auto. Iran...... $1,595 college, aw ay; Jan. 12-13 St. Mary of the formation may contact Hickey roll their sons at the camp ’61 Chev. H. top. Auto Trans. WKLY** ...$ 9.95 Plains, away; Jan. 18 — Southern Color by telephoning 789-3005. J^ jc d Jb i^ should write to Monsignor Hies- ado Stalo colitgo, home; Jan. 20 — Co ’63 FORD 2 dr,, h. top, ler at 1501 Pennsylvania street, lorado college, home; Jan. 24 — Rock- FIRST buc. seats, etc. W KXY* ...... $12.50 Denver. Colorado. 80203. If they hurst college, home; Jan. 24 — Univer ’60 FORD 4 dr. Sedan, stick shift ...... $ 395 sity of Denver, aw ay; Jan. 31 — Colora Fiesta Dishes - Open Slock ’57 FORD 2 dr. stick shift ...... $ 200 wish the boy to be included in do college, aw ay; Feb. 2 — Air Force Bacon & Schramm Gifts • Haitiware • Paint either the regular or special academy, aw ay; Feb. 5 — Hiram Scott ’57 CHEV. 2 dr. stand, trans...... $ 250 college, home; Feb. 10 — Missouri Composilion Roofing Glass - Toys I *OAC plan speech improvement program, School of Mines, away; Feb. 12 — Wash Pipe Threading they should so indicate in their ington university, aw ay; Feb. 17 — St. Tile Roofing Window Shades - Key Michael's coliege, home; Feb. 19 — Col 2111 West Alameda 733-4695 application. The additional fee lege of St. Joseph, home; Feb. 21 — Roof Repairing Duplicating should be included in the check Western State college, away; Feb. 25 — “Where Quality Is HigherThan Price" Southern Colorado Slato college, away 4020 Brighton Blvd. Open Friday Evenings to Camp St. Malo. Feb. 28 University of Denver, home. CII. 4-6568 32 Broadway 733-2940 Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Bill Dreiling Mr. D’Arcy, who will be in Did Someone Soy ‘Fore’? residence at the camp the entire SCHWINN BIKES season, received his M..A. in Happy smiles greet the announcement that James J. Rey speech from D.U. this year. He ARE BEST nolds was the winner of the MacGregor golf set and accesso a member of the American American Cyclery Speech and Hearing association ries at the Friday Luncheon Clnb this past Friday noon. Left 1901 SO. BROADWAY to right are Paul Murray of Murray Bros. Distributing company; and has met the requirements REGIS SUMMER SPORTS CAMP Charlie Young, who made the arrangemenLs for the donations of of the AHSA Certificate of Clini the golf equipment; Babe Lind, City Recreation department and cal Competence. Boys Entering 3rd Grade Thru 9th Grade featured speaker for the day; Herb Cook, president of Dave As a teacher of speech and CO/V\PLETE CAR SERVICE dramatic activities since 1950. TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR Cook Sporting Goodn company; and George Unterberg, Rocky he has worked -with hundreds of AUTO. TRANS. Mountain representative for the MacGregor company. Your Car Problem — Our Specialty SPORTS CA/VIP STARTS JUNE 14th young people. He is now under EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR contract to teach in the speech department of Chaminade col ONEIDA GARAGE lege, Honolulu. Hawaii. Bill Kirk 1400 Oneida S3I-3S5S 2 — FULL — 4WEEK SESSIONS ENDING AUG. 6th CYO Activities 4 FULL WEEKS ONLY $50.00 Aiomnipuiiiiiicnmin-' ' ST. JOSEPH'S New officers of the As New officers of the Holy SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FA/WILY PLAN sumption parish, Welby, CYO Trinity parish, Westminster, were elected at the May MILITARY ACADEMY CYO are Ken Jacobsen, pres •k BASEBALL ★ FOOTBALL ★ WRESTLING ★ TRACK & FIELD ★ BASKETBALL meeting. The Rev. Joseph ident; Carol Maestas, vice HAYS, KANSAS Carbone, O.S.M., assistant president; Peggy Hoff, secre it SW IMMING pastor, presented rosaries to tary; and Don Burge, treasu BOARDING SCHOOL ★ GYMNASTICS ★ PHYSICAL FITNESS ★ SUPERVISED TRAINING Sped the outgoing officers. rer. All students in grades Qualiti The CYO will sponsor a nine through twelve in the par Conducted by the and Hea dance for teen-agers of the ish arc urged to attend the FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH AND ARITHMETIC parish from 8 to 10 p.m. eve meetings from 7 to 9 p.m. Capuchin Franciscan ry Thursday in the school every Monday throughout the Fathers gymnasium. summer. Anniial Board and Tuition Fee FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE OR PHONE Parking in Rear — Open 8 A.M.-To Midnight $ 9 9 0 .0 0 SUMMER CAMP &Co Senior High Sehool •Member of North Central Ass'n. GUY H. GIBBS Plumbing HARRY'S LIQUORS All M ajor Sports • ROTC Honor School REGIS COLLEGE — W. SOlh AT LOWELL BLVD. 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C« Flay Day Thursday, May 27, T965 The Denver Catholic Register Pago 11 Rife Slated Parole Officials Some 5,000 grade school chil dren will participate in a giant To Hold Meet tribute to “ Old Glory” in down town ceremonies Monday, June A regional conference on 14, proclaimed by Mayor Tom I crime and delinquency will be Currigan as Flag Day in Den i conducted by the Colorado and ver. ;New Mexico Probation, Parole and Correction associations at Plans for the rally, the lar • the Ramada inn, 'Trinidad, Fri- gest in the U.S. honoring the na jday and Saturday, May 28 and tion's flag, were announced at a meeting the past Monday in ■29. the Leyden-Chiles Wickersham James Eakins, program Post 1 of the American I^egion. . chairman, said the two-day con- I ference will concentrate on du JllVf EAKINS, chairman of ties and responsibilitio.s in the the State Flag Day committee, ; correctional process. said that the Public Service compajiv of Colorado and the JUSTICE ICDWARD C. l).\V American Legion will distribute of the Colorado Supreme Court new flags to all the fourth, fifth, will address the conference at and sixth grade pupils from luncheon May 28. Two work public and parochial schools shops on the operation of the participating. .Adult and Juvenile Interstate Robert Person, president of j compacts will be held in the af- the Public Service company, is ; ternoon. Both New Mexico and honorary chairman of the rally. I Colorado probation and parole The firm in past years has pro ! officials will participate. vided more than 20,000 flags for similar ceremonies. Message for Graduates T II E CONFER?:.NCE will The day’s activities will begin A voice of hope from a turbulent cc/ntinent tlie stage of (he college fieldhouse at the cer- close with a luncheon on May with a theater party for the i 29. The speaker will bn Howard is Chief S.O. Adebo, left, Nigerian Ambassa- emonies are .\rchbishop Urban J. Velir of children at the F'ox Denver and Leach, consultant to the State dor to the United Nations, the principal Denver, center, and the Very Rev. Richard Centre theaters. Later there ! of New Mexico from the Na will be a parade on 16th and speaker at the Regis college commencement F. Ryan, S. J., president of the college, tional Council on Crime and De 17th streets to the State Capitol exercises. Seated with the .Ambassador on linquency. He will discuss “ Cor grounds, where the official cer rectional Progress in the Wes- emony will be held with one of ;tcrn States.” the U.S. astronauts as a special guest. Eakins is a member of Christ Recognize Responsibility, the King pari.sh and Judge Day Refreshments will be served following the ceremony through is a parishioner of Precious the courtesy of the King Soo- Blood church. pers stores. Regis Graduates Urged The Rev. Joseph O’ Malley. All school children will be ; president of the .American Cath- asked to contact at least six: Speakers at two major events to the permanent mission of the Monsignor Leyden, pastor Qf olic Chaplains’ association, and neighbors and ask them to dis- of Regis College’s 87th com-[United Nations from Nigeria, ■ Blessed Sacrament parish jj- chaplain at the Federal Corrcc- play their flags. Imencement weekend program | spoke Monday morning at cere- Denver, pointed out to the gra- .^^P” institution. Englewood, will T llF rF iF R itA T iO N ^iii ha similar challenges to monies in the Regis fieldhouse duatc.s that “ you face a world the invocation at the open- a hichlight of a nerind from ' college’s 196.5 climaxing the college’s 1965 of change. The changes in ing session. Jubilee Streamer .May 30 to July 4. designated jjy ' graduating class. commencement program. w hich you...... willn be ,, playing1..,.,-,...... an ' Governor John Love for fla; Both the commencement Archbishop Urban J vehr .shall make your speaker. Nigerian Ambassador presided at the exercises. Also greatest of all times." STILL iportid and T(/wcring Charles Howertow. left, 10th Regan, on the silver Juhilcc of his ordination education. The period encom ^ork Room. grader in St. Therese parish, Aurora, hands to the priesthood. A Mass of Thanksgiving passes three patriotic holidays. Chief S. 0. .Adebo. and the bac-, participating in the program, “ Your challenge is to take calaureate speaker, the Rt-j were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor ; over this new world, fit in the a bright streamer to Cindy Wilkinson, atop was offered in St. Thcrese’s church May 18 Memorial Day, Flag Day, and Rev. Monsignor Edward William H. Jones, archdiocesan l past, but immunize yourselves GROWING! piano the ladder, while, left to right, Mrs. Dale at n a.m. with the (lastor and three fellow the Fourth of July. Pupils interested in partici Leyden, urged the graduates to I superintendent of schools; andifrom the term ‘contemporary.’ 2 - 1 2 0 0 Brothers, CYO social director; Ronnie Smith jiihilarians filling the sacred offices; they NOW pating in the Flag Day ceremo recognize their responsibilities; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor George | Get along, but not without NO and Mary Kuy Brothers admire the basket were the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Richard M. nies should ask their teachers as human beings in the “ newiEyans, vice chancellor of the'God.” he continued. OVER decorations. This was part of the prepara- Duffy of Ft. Collins, the Rev. George M. Spe- for information or arrange for “ You are called the ’new tions made in St. Therese parish hall for a har of Lcadvillc, and the Rev. John Harley tickets at the .American Legion ^ ' Degrees were conferred upon breed’ because you have known party, honoring their pastor, the Rev. John J. Schmitt pastor of All Saints’, Denver. post. CHIEF .ADEBO, .-Ambassador 142 candidates by the Very R ev., neither war nor depression.” Richard F. Ryan. S.J., pres-1-Monsignor Leyden said. He 4,133 idem of Regis college. The Rev. urged the graduates to foster Robert R. Housihan. S.J.. dean, new freedom and dignity among CARS SOLD! Seniors To Receive Diplomas in Joint Ceremonies presented the degree candi- their fellow men; to commit SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 dates. themselves to a personal in- The following are the stu- AfVarlinei, ia»m #e McDonald, Millar Me- . tricla Lynn Boyla, M argaret M ary William Wobido, Mar|ory Wolf. Michael Luanne Churchill. Prank Clark. D iane...... Also------honored during------r. ____ the com-_____ :their Hnntc from nr*nvpr-arpa r-»th. G«brlel Medina, Bradbury. Jeanne MarieA Brennan, Do-1 Woodford, David Wray, and Linda Zie- Clarke, Kalene Cline, Janet Connelly, mencemcnt nropram;ram wa«;was Dou-Dou-, fellowbellow man man. "A’ou arc your ED TYNAN'S aenis irom uenver-area Udtn- Gloria Meier.- lores Cecilia Brunette, Brunette. Karen .M arie! Ilnskl. Carla Cook; inenctmLni program was UOU glas Deutsch. a Regis fre.shman brother .s keeper. olic high schools who will re- , Theresa Miklos. Dianna ...... Tim-1 Sullard. Jeanna Elizabeth Byers, Nancy ,1. CARMEL nivnHIGH 9 SCHOOL<.nvwo. Arthur Crcspih, Lannette Davis, Sfe- l ’ . , . — ” ' , »» • t j i ciive their diplomas in joint i James Monaghan. Belly J o 'Anne Cyroll; Bonnie Allison, Sharon Augustine,, De' Rosario, Marueen Donovan, I from Wlchlta, Kans., who was I Monsignor Leyden also ad- I ^Aoore. Saundra Morman, Claire Nead, Cheryll Ann CImaglla, Kathleen M ar- Elaine Baidi, Phyllis canzona, Wendy. J®*^ pwip- Susan Egan, i awarded the .Archbishop Vehr I vised the graduates to join a po- graduation exercises at 3 p.m. eileen NIehaus, Doma Noonan, Timothy I flarel Crowe. Georgia Ann Curtis. Carol Carlino. Marv Carolo, Marilvn Clacco, Linda Ehters, Michael Eisenhauer, Ray- . . a ^ t-a- i a j - - .i_ Sunday, June 6, in the Denver lO'Connell; 'An n e Oameron. Dixie Lee Olton. Laurel Gerald Corbetfa. M^ry ^oce. Paul cu^ f"®"** Award for Catholic Action. litical party and to support the CHRYSLER City Audiiorium. R S f o i S neo; Janice Fanning. AAargaret Mary Fee- , programs and Candidates that PLYMOUTH Gloria Dardano, syzanne Didier, {v. Feh^ CHIEF ADEBO said the'Seek God’ s justice. "Don t take CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL Oriii, G.ry Ountowjkr, | Aar G.r- Robert Fiore, Jonnetta Gallo, Joseph'^**®ii*^****"' Michael Fletcher, Flo- u j . -i j „ ;*> •» INC Thomas Abegg. Veronica Alarid, Den-.®*®'’5* Cynthia Padilla. Michele Oeanna Margaret Gras, Eileen Fran Gonzales, Patricia Gonzales, Barbara Franconle, Mary Frank, Joan Gal, W'Drld doCS not necessanlv need a let George dO it attitude. nis Arguello, Claire Babcock, Royaiene Pa'm er, Sharon Parachini; cesca Graul, Kathleen M ary Green. Heiney, Leon Kelsey, Jr., Carol Kichier,; o«u«oher; ^ higher standard of living but “ Give back to the world Balling, Betty Barnwell, James B arry.' Parker, Peter Parker, Terrle Sandra Anne Greer, Gretchen Rose Paulette LaBate; Mary Gardiner, John Gassner, Donna „ x. r-. r NEW Karen Barth, Kathleen Bauer, Rosem a-'^*vne. Ronald Phll'ipps. Patricia Ouln- Hammond. Dolores Ann Hastam, M ary Ann,,,, L.nr,,n,L Ricn.rn Lomo.rni,'Lino, Gilin.m, pwlin Gin-, J H,shcr Standard of human benefits of your intellectual rle Blanchl; I Michael Ramirez. Edward Robles, Lynn Heeren, Marilyn Kaye Henry, 1965 VALIANT I Thomas Roe, M ary Rose, Kathy Rose- Patrick Losasso, Anthony LuccF, Atexi- Jane* Gruber, Lee Guerin, Mar- being. He told the graduates 1 faith, the value of its ideal.s. of- Susan Bobalek, Michael Brunetti, M ary Louise Hoehl, Nancy Sue Hose; Joseph Bruno, Kathy Cain, Crela Cardy,; R^h, jphn Ryan, Lunda Ryan, Evelyn Katherine Kaus, Donna Anita ‘•K-nk,“ "Tr,V.'.' ".7 " "m be the h,ghest:ferinB 7 1 thlnpfor the creator $1,795 Keeling, Kathleen Marie Klr>g, M ary Jo S?® Chavez, R o-'B everly Sanchez, Cathy Sanders, Ken- Mazza, Betty Lou M ilano; Karen Hencemann. Patricia Hennes-; numan being. >OUrigJory of God. Kremp, Pamela Jane Krieger, Ma nald Chavez. Mary Grace Connelly.'scarpino, John Scheuring, Jemes Eugene Montoya, Mary Jo Osgood,,‘ V' Susan Higgins, Christine Hoizman,; world W ill be a happier world" Cathy Cook; iSchoeninger. Monica Scott, Linda rianne Lauzon, Carol Ann Lombardi. Donna Marie LoSasso, Kathleen Maher, a, a.*’’®®'*'a-''^"*lfhre"'^ HrThoV«zyn“’''jameT‘‘j",inson''if they fulfill their personal re- Ihe Regis com Michael DlManna, Daniel Dore, Dennis | Shields; Elizabeth Marie Malone. Virginia Irene Drayer, Janet Ebert, Kathe Edwards. I Nancy Shire. Arlene Sisneros, Sheila Ro*i*o, M^ary^’ An n 'R oioia, Michael Jones, Karen Kampmueiier; * s p o n s ib iU t ic s a n d c x c r c i s c n ie n c e m e n t w e e k e n d p r o g r a m Stanley Ereckson, William Ertmer, Stocum, Beverly Sohn, Sharon Stajear, Martelon; Patricia Ann Massaro, Agnes Marie dineiii, John Rofar; I Richard Karlin, Jane Karr, Donald ’ t h e ir f r e e d o m o f r e .s p o n s ib ilit v . ' 'v a s t h e P r e s id e n t 's R e c e p t i o n Reuben Espinosa, Nancy Ferber, Bar-1 Lynn Sunahara, Theresa Thackrey, McNulty, Marie Antoinette Milano, Lin Betty Salazar, Iris Ann Saracino, Ger-; Eve Kish, George K n^hel, Joan • • y o u n iiis t th in k f o r VOUr- fO r g r a d u a t e s , t h e ir p a r e n t s a n d bare* Flis; I Joan Thomas, Earl Tolbert, Geneva da Kaye Miles, Charleen Ann M iller, aldine ShaHer, Anna Schmidt, Joanne'Patncia Kramer, Donna Lan- i o u m u s i in m K l o r \ ou r ? . , Gwendolyn Forbes. Richard Frisbie, Torres; Sandra M ay Murphy, Karen Ida Nelson, Smaldone, Gale Stano, Mary Ann Villa- O'eV' Susan Larson, Edward Leather- selves; not be told what tO ReglS f«lC U U > , field b a t u r d a j af- Thomas Galllgan, Donald Garcia, Gloria Ralph Turano. Blaine Burner, Sharon Nancy Jean Nelson, M ary Elizabeth Michael vinnoia, Patricia Volk, a n d ' L c a m ' Turner, Jane Unrein, Paul Van think but how to think. temoon in the Regis center. G arda, Ronald Garcia, Timothy Geary, O'Brein, Geraldine M arie Paprocki; Jeanne Zahar. Terrence •ourni.e t-mniion,Lehman, rameiaPamela tugar,Lugar, »_a-Ca- u .' j ^ t ' .. ------Diane Gehringer, Rita Gillet, Patrice Woensel, Wilma Vargas, Peggy Vas- Margaret Arlene Paris. Geraldine MULLEN HIGH SCHOOL Manfred, Craig now to adapt JOUrselvCS recog- quez. Terrence Vechazone, Michael Gunderson; Therese Pautler, M ary Ann Pavone. Gerald Bissett, Duane Braunagel.; Ed««rd Martmac, Carolyn, nize that VOU are only at the be- James Haberkom, Margaret Haberk- Vlall, Kathy Vlfquain, Patricia Vigil, om , M ary Fraqces Hackett, Linda Irene Dorothy wade: Rita A. Phillips, Dianne M arie Piccone. Paul Creadon, V id o r Gerber. ginning of vour education” Mlchael Ward, Sandra Watts, Darlene Katherine Beatrice Pilfz, Kathleen Ann Glenfzer, Michael Hays, Thomas Hun-Corm ack. Richard McDermott; ginning Ot vour eoucaiion. GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS^ INC. Hallw, Dianne Hambek, Thomas Haney. Roarty, Carol Lee Saindon, Susan Ann ter, Tim Jamison. Steve Johns, Duane Veronica McGill, Kathleen McGuire. Kathy Harpole, M ary Harris, Kathleeh Wegman, Phillip Welti, David Williams, Chief .\dcb0 noted tie nopeo "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” Hart, Daniel Hastings; Judy Williams, Ann Wilmot, Kathy Wil Salley, Lynda Jeanne Santorno, Ellyn Junk; ; M ich ad McGuire. Patrick Mct^ay, Bar- ••the world in which yOU are Lynne Heper, John Hlnterreiier, Ro son, Sheila Winsor, M ary Kay Wood Agnes Schaaf; Albert Kad^ra. Michael Lane. William Itera M cKinzie. Alice MeVay, Peter Mi- . ,. ... , ,. . lAMTORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES Looney, Pat M cBride. Lyle McElhaney, i Leslie Moore. Mary Jo Mueller, tO W ill nald Hinton, John Hollis, Bauwlna Hol- man, Phyllis Yunker, and Michael Zgal- M ary Lynn Bernadette Schaefer. Cyn going live be a disarmed 1121 • 16th Street — Cll 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 tus« Patricia Horan, Louise Hubbard, thia Florence Schnur, Edna Carolyn Albert Narraccl. Steve O'Neill. Steve -'®'’f M ulcahy; world. In SUCh a world the Unit- O te Ann Hug, Patrick Hyde, Robert Ja ANNUNCIATION HIGH SCHOOL Schulholf, Marcella M argaret Sewald, Onorotskie, Henry Rauenhorst, Daniel Charles Myers, Patricia Nichols, Eli- p«JationS will bc a different DENVER 2. COLORADO cobson ; Raymond J. Albert, Fern Irene Arroyo, Kathleen M ary Shackley, Bonnie Lee Reich; zabeth Noe, Mary Claire Nugent. Kath- , . , Susan Ann Jay, Mary Therese Jensen, Lawrence J. Barnes. David L. Birge, Strafface, Elizabeth Anne Swartz, Edward Resley, John T. Samson. leen O'Donnell, Mary Louise Partsch, kind of body. Sally Johnson, Gregory Jones. Michael ■John M. Blakata, Gerald R. Brozovich, Roberta Constance Valdez. Jeanne Gary Sanders, John Serdinsky, Mike St. I S r , Commeming on the workings Kary, Austin Keaveny. Daniel Kelley, M ary Jane Cordova. Jennie Marla Davi M ary Vitale, Janet Ann W eim an, Susan Andre, Jerome Tice, Rick Tscheschke, Stella Kelley, Mary Kendall, M ary Vir- la. Robert L. Federico, Walter L. Fuller na Lynn Witaschek; Richard Walker, James Wedow, Vincent Phillips; of the United Nations, Chief Regis Wayne Aulret. Gary Lee Breen, Werbach, Dante Zarlengo, Andrew Boko- M arilyn Pifchford, James P itre ,, .\debo reviewed the various cri- * K ‘^ e n ” ’ l
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE JUVENILE COURT in and lor the City and County of Denver Former Regis Prof, Dies NO. 45431 and State of Colorado STATE OF COLORADO ,) ) IS. No. P-35353 ____ The Rev. Edward .A. Conway. ee, Wis., had been associated NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER) Estate of Joseph Condino, aka Joseph S.J.. a former member of the with Creighton university since In The M ailer Of The People) Pray for Them M Condino, Joseph M. Condimo and Jo In The Interest Of ) faculty of Regis college and 1954 and had been director of BABY G IR L KING seph M. Candino, Ward. longtime campaigner for inter the university’s Center for Dependent ) No. P-35353. . ^ Trinity church. Westminster, Notice Is hereby given that I have filed Albers. Alfred P.. 2405 W. Our Lady of Ixjurdes church. national cooperation and arms Peace Research since 1961. The Upon The Petition Of m v final report In the Probate Court of May 20. Boulevard mortuaries. May 24. Military Honors. Ft. Catholic Charities of the the City and County of Denver, Colo^do, Iliff avenue. Requiem Mass, All control, died the past Mondav past year he was named re Archdiocese of Denver, ) Knik, John F. (Kva(ernik), Logan, Day-iNoonan mortuary. Coloredo, Petitioner > and that any person « obled to Saints’ church. May 21. Inter in an Omaha, Neb., hospital af search professor of political the same shall file written obieclion with Prendergast. John W., 2316 and concerning } ment Ft. Logan. Boulevard 1085 S. Josephine street. Re ter a long illness. science, the first such appoint thethfl said courtcourx on or before WYSOWATCKY June 2, 1965. Magnolia street. Requiem Darwin J. King and ) mortuaries. quiem Mass, St. Vincent dc The 63 - year - old political ment in the university’s history. Veronica Garcia, ) Conservator Respondents ) Barnhart, Lcola \V., 4330 Quit- Paul's church. May 25. Inter Mass, St. Ignatius Ix>yola’s scientist, a native of Milwauk- (Published In The Denver Cethollc ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard church. May 21. Interment .Mt. THE P E O P LE OF THE STATE OF Register) man street. Requiem Mass, HE HAD BEEN a member of COLORADO. TO THE MANAGER OF First Publication: May 6, 1965 Holy Family church, May 25. mortuaries. Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. the National Advisory Commit SA FE T Y AND EXCISE AND EX- Last Publication: J ^ y 27,_1_965 Quinlan, Ij>uis T.. 4326 Clay OFFICIO SHERIFF OF THE CITY AND Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Lackey, Mary, 1441 Worley tee on Arms Control and Dis [COUNTY OF DENVER, IN THE PROBATE COURT mortuaries. drive, formerly of 1741 Central street. Requiem Mass. St. Cath armament since it w'as estab i Greeting; In and for the City and County of erine's church. May 26. Inter ’ W HEREAS, A verified petition has Denver and State of Coloredo Burton, Joseph .Michael, 0743 street. Requiem Mass, St. Pat lished by President Kennedy in No. P-36710 ment Mt. Olivet. Olinger mor I been filed In said Court In this matter S. .Ash way. Infant son of Mr. rick’s church. May 24. Inter 1962. wherein It Is alleged that the above NOTICE TO CREDITORS ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard tuaries. ' [named child Is dependent and neglected Estate of Pet# Goniales (Deceased) and Mrs. Jerome Burton. Little Active in numerous groups jfor the following reasons, to wit; No. P-36710 , . mortuaries. Robertson. IMary Ann, at Den Richard Olaniyan I That said child Is dependent upon the I All persons having claims against the ton. Mass of the Angels, All seeking interfaith cooperation ver. Requiem Mass and inter {public for support, destitute, homeless I above named estate are reoulred to file Souls church. Englewood, May I./Cikcr, Edgar, 4775 S. Grant and w’orld peace, he had been or abandoned, does not have proper par them tor allowance In the Probate Court ment. Baltimore, Md. Day-Noon- 21. Interment Ft. Logan. Bul street. Requiem Mass, .All praised by a number of national Luncheon Club ental care or guardianship. :Of the City and County of Denver, Colo- lock mortuary. Souls’ church. Englewood, May an mortuary. THESE A R E TH EREFORE TO COM ' rado. on or before the 2 day of Novem Sigala, Stove, 904 Lipan leaders for his work, among MAND YOU, Tnat you efte and give ber, 1965, or said claims sh.'I be forever Davidovich, Trofin R. (Mike), 21. Interment Ft. Logan. them John Foster Dulles, who Will Hear Talk notice to the said respondents: street. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Darwin J. King and Veronica Garcia ANDREW WYSOWATCKY Lucero, Bessie T., 747 Kala- Administrator of 4515 Logan street. Requiem bert Sigala. Requiem Mass. St. credited his research with and to any other person or agency having Mass, Holy Rosary church. math street. Requiem Mass, fluencing the charter of the By Nigerian any Interost In this matter to appear (Published in The Denver Catholic Cajetan’s church. May 25. Inter before the Hon. Phillip B. Gilliam of Register) May 22. Interment Mt. Olivet. Sacred Heart church, May 26. First Publication: April 29. 1965 ment Mt. Olivet. United Nations, and Vice Pres The Knights of Columbus Fri this Court on the 29lh day of June A.D. Boulevard mortuaries. Interment Mt. Olivet. ident Hubert Humphrey, who as 1965, at the hour of 2:00 o'clocic P.M., to Last Publication: May 27, 1965 Southern, I„ottlP C., 1470 day Luncheon club, will feature show cause. If any they have, why the Domenico. Nicholas, 2180 E Mancini, Mary C., 3647 Valle Senator cited Father Con said child should not be declared de IN THE PROBATE COURT Grant street. Requiem Mass, Richard Olaniyan of Oshogbo, In and lor tho City and County of Denver 68th avenue. Requiem Mass, jo street. Requiem Mass. Mt. way’s work in a Senate speech pendent and why the parental rights of Cathedral of the Immaculate Nigeria, as its guest speaker on the said respondents should not be ter and State of Colorado Assumption church, Welby, No. P-36717 Carmel church. May 26. Boule Conception. May 24. Interment, and inserted a testimonial to May 28. minated. May 21. Boulevard mortuaries. NOTICE TO CREDITORS vard mortuaries. Worcester, Mass. Olinger mor him in the Congressional Rec Mr. Olaniyan was graduated WITNESS. DAVID R. WILLIAMS, Estate of K ATH E R IN E LINDER, also Durocher. Lillian E., 10030 Clerk of said Court and the seal thereof known as K ATH E R IN E R. LINDER, De MeWain, Ronald D., 5201 tuaries. ord. from Regis college last Monday hereunto affixed, at the City and County East I^owry place. Requiem ceased. Lowell boulevard. Son of Mrs Succa, Ernestine P., 841 Que In a message to a testimonial with a bachelor of arts degree, Building In Denver, Colorado and Stale No. P-36717 Mass, .St. Therese’ church. Au aforesaid, this 29th day of April, A.D. All persons having claims against the Edwiena MeWain. Graveside bec street. Requiem Mass, St. dinner held for the priest in 1964 magna cum laiidc. He is the 1965. rora. May 26. Olinger niortua above named estate are required to file services, Mt. Olivet, May 24. Elizabeth’s church. May 22. In by the Catholic Association for first Nigerian student to gra DAVID R. W ll LIAMS them for allowance In the Probate Court ries. Howard mortuaries. CLERK of the City and County of Denver, Colo terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger International Peace, President duate under the scholarship pro By CHARLOTTE M. NEVIN Franz, Anna .M., 1349 S. Col rado, on or before the 15th day of Mulchay, Johanna. Strasburg. mortuaries. Johnson declared that the Jes gram initiated by the Knights of Deputy Clerk November, 1965. or said claims shall be umbine street. Requiem Mass (Published In the Denver Catholic forever barred. Requiem Mass and interment. Swoger, Robert, 450 Utica Columbus four years ago. Register) St. Vincent de Paul’.*- church, uit’s efforts will be appreciat Charles J. HIgson May 24, O’Connor, Neb. Boule Olaniyan was president of thO| Executor May 25. Interment Mt. Olivet, street. Requiem .Mass. Presen ed “ so long as men realize that vard mortuaries. Jl/Irs, Foley Regis Gamma Chi chapter of: Thomas L. Ford, Attorney Boulevard mortuaries. tation church. May 26. Inter planning for peace requires 1700 East 5th Avenue Nelson. Bettye J.. 2990 W. Je ment Ft. Logan. Day-Noonan careful research, creative ana Pi Delta Phi, Societe d’Hon-' Denver, Colorado, 80218 Gray, Belle .Marie, 1548 S. IN THE PROBATE COURT well avenue. Requiem .Mass, All neur Nationale Francaise, and (Published In The Denver Catholic Sherman street. Requiem Mass, mortuary. lysis, and plain hard work.’’ In and tor ttia City and County of Denver Register) Saints’ church. May 20. Tufford, Hazel V., 523 Santa Requiem president of the International and Sfala of Colorado First Publication; May 13, 1965 Pierce. Frank L.. 2467 Depew No. P358S1 Last Publication; June 3. 1965 Fe drive. Requeim Mass, St. IN ADDITION to Regis col Relations club. He has also IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF street. Requiem Mass, St. Mary J o s e p h’s (Redemptorist) been named to the Who’s Who RUTH SHOUSE, Deceased. IN THE PROBATE COURT DENVER Magdalene’s church. May 25. lege and Creighton university. In and for the City and County of Denver church. May 26. Interment Mt. Is Offered Father Conway had taught at Among Students of American NOTICE OF FILIN G OF PETITION and Slate of Colorado Interment Ft. Logan. FOR DETERMINATION OF No. P-36310 Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. Universities and Colleges. HEIRSHIP EVERGREEN Pinnell, Raymond A., 2880 S. A Requiem High Mass was Campion high school. Prairie du NOTICE TO CREDITORS Vigil, Leandro, of Trinidad. Chien, Wis., and at St. Louis The club meets every Friday THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Estate of ALLISON D. BALLARD, (De Ogden street. Requiem Mass. offered for Mrs. Grace L. Fo COLORADO: MONUMENT CO. Requiem .Mass. Holy Trinity university. He also served for at 1555 Grant street, starting at ceased) St. Louis’ church, Englewood. ley, whose survivors include a 12 noon and ending promptly at To all persons Interested, GREETING: * No. P-36310 church, Trinidad. May 24. Inter several years as international TAKE NOTICE that there has been filed All persons having claims against the May 20. Interment Mt. Olivet. ment in Trinidad. son, the Rev. Severin Foley, 1 p.m. In the above-named estate a petition ask-, above named estate are required to file Bullock mortuary. O.S.B., in St. John the Evange affairs editor of America maga ing for a iudiclal ascerfalnment of de them for allowance in the Probate Court Wingert, Joseph L., 1560 Lin of the City and County of Denver, Colo Pollom, Richard C.. 1292 Li zine. termination of the heirs of such decedent,: coln street. Requiem Mass, list’s church May 22. Burial was stopping Distance and setting forth that the names, ad-1 rado. on or before the 25 day of Novem pan drive. Requiem Mass, Holy in Mt. Olivet cemetery. He held degrees from Holy dresses and relationships to decedent of; ber, 1965. or said claims shall be torever Cathedral of the Immaculate Stopping distance quadruples all persons who are or claim to be heirs barred. Rosary was recited in the Cross college. St. Louis univer ANDREW WYSOWATCKY Conception, May 24. Interment when speed is doubled. The of said decedent, so far as known to the Largest Selection in the Mt. Olivet. Day-Noonan mortua church May 21. McC^naty's sity. and the Gregorian univer petitioner, are as follows, to w ll: ADM INISTRATOR- C.T.A. State Patrol reminds you that If Mrs. I . . H. Sams. Sr., 224 Madeira (Published In the Denver Catholic Rocky Mountain Area mortuary was in charge of the sity in Rome. Register) ry. your stopping distance is 24 feet Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida 33134, (1 mile E. of Mt. Olivet) JERRY BREEN funeral. Mother. First Publication: May 27, 1965 Yuki, Yamaguchi, 4402 St Father Conway served at Re-[at 20 mile.s per hour, it will be Last Publication: June 24, 1965 Charles McFadden Paul street. Daughter of Mr. You are hereby notified to appear and Florist gis college from 1938 to 1943. 196 feet at 40 miles per hour. answer the petition within twenty days IN THE PROBATE COURT Stanley Hatl and Mrs. Sherman Yamaguchi. MRS. FOLEY, 85. of 745 Steele In and for the City and County of Denver 1521 Champa after service of this notice on you (If Graveside services, Mt. Olivet, street, was born in Cincinnati. served by publication within twenty days and State of Colorado HA. 4-4477 266-3131 after the last publication of this notice), No. P 34250 May 25. O.. and came to Colorado in end In default of an answer or appearance i NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1895. She was graduated from the Court will proceed to receive and hear' Estate of Phillip Allen (Deceased) proofs concerning the heirs of such de-' No. P-34250 East high school in 1910 and cedent and enter a decree determining Notice Is hereby given that I have filed Nun’s Mother from Barnes Business college. who are the heirs of such deceased my final report in the Probate Court of person. |the City and County of Denver, Colorado, Succum bs She was employed as a secre Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 21 d a y ' and that any person desiring to oblect to SWIGERT BROS. of April 1965. the seme shall file written oblectlon with Funeral services were held tary with Thomas H. Work, the said court on or b efo re ' July 5, the past Tuesday in St. Paul, James N. Wright, International STE PH EN C. RENCH i 1965. Dear Father X. marks about some of their Clerk of the Probate Court, OPTOMETRISTS Nettie Moreno Minn., for Mrs. Loretta C. Trust and Co., and the Mort Who arc you? fellow Catholics? By Thomas DIFrancisco, Adrninlsfratrix D. B. N. Schmitt, 2704 S. Newton street. gage Investment Co. Deputy Clerk Costello and Kofoed What exactly is the Catholic Why docs your movement John B. Carraher & Attorney for ’ he estate NA Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care The mother of Sister Patricia She was a member of St. Phil- Traditionalist Movement di.sagrec with some of the Ernest F. Gaylord, Attorney 935 Petroleum Club Building Ann. a Benedictine Sister sta 813 Midland Savings Bldg. , Denver, Colorado 80202 omena’s and St. John thej which you head? I mean real- latc.st and earliest teachings Denver, Colorado 80202. Phone 825 9174 ' 266-3196 tioned in Duluth. Minn., Mrs. (Published in The Denver Catholic Evangelist’s Altar and Rosary l.v. of the Catholic Chur<'h? in The Denver Catholic(Published OPTICIANS Schmitt died May 21 in a local Register) Register) societies. i How come some priests of First Publication: M ay 6, 1965 First Publication: hospital. Why does the movement H. W. SWIGERT Jr.. O.D. RICHARD YARROW Her father was the late Fre your movement disagree on Last Publication: M ay 27, 1965 Last Publication: In addition to Sister Patricia have a manifesto? derick J. Lltmar, a pioneer* renewal with pricsl.s out.side H. W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SMALDONE Ann, Mrs. Schmitt is survived What is the purpo.se of the rancher in South Park. the movement? by h e r husband, Edward movement? Do you know what it's like Santo Schmitt, and two other daugh HER SURVIVORS include Fa-, What does it c x ^ c t to ac to be a layman. listening to Brighton lie Relii 1550 California St. 534-5819 ters, Patricia Luger, Billings, thcr Foley of Conception Ab-[ complish? you and your fellow priests tional Cfi Mont., and Mary E. Yeager, bey. Mo., and another son, Fre-, Who are the members of taking potshots at each other? ferenc3 “ Minneapolis, Minn. Boulevard dcrick Litmar Foley of Wash the Movement? For years, we lay people Complete Real Estate Service part in t mortuaries. ington. D.C.; two daughters,! Is membership open to all have been led to believe that gency foo Mrs. Barbara Zirkclbarh oP Catholics? Can Protestants we could count ort you priests RENT COLLECTION the Rev. . Denver and Mrs. Betsy Snibbe; Reasons Invalid join? How about tradition- for all the answers. .Now that ington, D. Regardless of your reason for of Washington. D.C.: three sis-, minded atheists? you’re arguing among your PROPERTY MANAGEMENT “ One of speeding, says the State Patrol, ters, Mrs. Irma L. Ensenbergeri I>ocs your movement have selves. what should we do? food di.sti a resulting accident is none the of Bloomington. 111., and Mi«(.sj tlie blessings of (he Catholic Should we try to figure out SALES — RENTALS TRADES tation of f less fatal, injury none the less ^ b ^ e n v e r ^ k t S o o d s C o . Salome Litmar and Mrs. Clara I Church? things for ourselves, or to distribu WHERE OENYEI SHOPS WITH eONFIDERCC serious, property damage none A. McConaty of Denver; and 14 should we uait in increasing RUSSELL G. MULFORD Clark said the less costly. grandchildren. WHATEVER HAPPENED doubt while you boys nego tO)f/HroVfH • CHBURY Cfl££g • LAKtStOE “ All a\ to your predecessor. Father tiate your disagreements? 42 N. Main St., Brighton, Colo. have b(>o Gommar De Pauw? Confusing, isn’t it? Home 659-0757 — Office 659-3091 vice, hut Is your name really X? If mains your movement grows, will JL’ST .\ FEW MORE ques (rucks wh SAVE ON SHOES you someday become Monsig tions. Father X. bcl (erriti nor X, or maybe even Bishop In your contact with lay permuted X? people, do you make an effort “The ma FOR THE FAMILY Why do you direct your to case some of the confu Colorado Springs movement from the cellar of sion? a New York City home? Do you preach publicly DURING OUR 71st Why does your headquar about the Catholic Tradition ters have an unlisted phone alist Movement? PhcUimajaf. Co/oi number? Is the Catholic Tradition Electrical Is there anything secret alist Movement anything like Construction Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ANNIVERSARY SALE the Catholic movement begun about your movement? • Eifimatet I Strvica Caili 802 N. Weber Is it supposed to be myster more than 1.900 years ago? • Modemliatien • Raasonabit Gets • Rtwiring ME. 3-2069 ious? Is there something un Was Christ a Catholic Tra a Yard Lfghtlng 1036 S. Talon ME 5-1533 Cato. Springs, Cole. natural about your move ditionalist? ment? Is it supposed to keep Simply, people in suspense? Layman X J. D. CROUCH Wan Why do some movement C. D. O’BRIEN members make snide re (C ) James Bzdek 1965 LOETSCHER^S Bogota, t OUR dinal Luis SUPER MARKET and seven Archbishops FAMOUS BRANDS Memorial Moss W Ainr Mi ATS warning (M & PRODUCE nation is a Communist Big Smile for Mayer Set at Cathedral Quality Apparel Nationally Advertised Mayor Thomas G. Currigun of Denver rates a big smile as IN COLORADO SPRINGS Brands of Groceries The stater 15% OFF SINCE 1872 all of the he signs the cast of Bobby Felder, age 9, a muscular dystro A Memorial Mass will be cel or guard will be largest in the 524 W. Colorado Avc. 1 Kiowa and Tejon Streets phy victim. Bobby accidentally broke his leg a few weeks ago. ebrated at midnight Saturday, history of the assembly. are Commu Mayor Currigan has officially declared June. Muscular May 29, in the Cathedral of the that all th Dystrophy month in Denver, in conjunction with the Muscular Immaculate Conception in me THE MEMORIAL Mass being being expioi Dystrophy association’s annual fund-raising drive for research mory of all deceased Knights of held this year for the first time REALTY munists. funds June 4-5. Columbus, members of their is expected to be an annual Our entire stock of our famous families, and all members of MAY INSURANCE The Bi.shop Muscular Dystrophy Is a progressive, muscle-wasting event. In succeeding years, it CO. the Armed Forces who gave will be celebrated on the Satur izcn.s should brands . . . all our regular lines disease for which there is no cure at present. Research funds their lives for their country. Z as NO. TEJON present the only potential for eventual cure. Bobhy and his day midnight preceding Memor improve the ial Day. Phone 633-7731 Colorado Spring, omic climat of shoes . . . now at this tre brother. Kirk (age 7), at left, are both victims of MD, which THE EVENT is sponsored byj can strike anyone at any time. ; the John H. Redding General | They detccte mendous reduction! High qual I .\ssembly, Fourth Degree, K. of sire for the ( [ C. The Rev. Edward C. Day, NOLAN FUNERAL HOME vene actively ity shoes that ore well known friar of the Fourth Degree, will "TMC ONLY CATHOIIC OWNED AND OPERATED CISC guideline FUNERAL HOME IN COLORADO SPRINGS'' be the celebrant. its of her mi for their beauty and durability THE NOLAN FAMILY Incomparable Raymond L. Stark, Naviga However, tor, extends an invitation to all MEMBERS NATIONAL CATHOLIC FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD and fashion styling . . . all ME. 2-4742 Church’s infli people, members and non-mem matters pertt bers alike, to attend the Mass. completely backed by The "De Service laymen. “ The The fourth degree honor Chiistian anc pendable" Denver! Complete Dignity guard, in capes and chapeaux, PHIL LONG, INC. being engaged will present swords in the form of earthly soc your family’s summer shoe Facilities of a living cross at the eleva mately bound tion. It is expected that the hon- person of lh< wardrobe now . . . and save! Price avoiding the N ew O p e ra o n TV mean being ur This is a buy you can't afford COLORADO SPRINGS his Christian I Martin’s Lie, a new opera country,’’ they composed by Gian Carlo- to pass up! PETE BERONI previous HOWARD mortuaries Menotti, will have its Ameri FURNITURE STORE can television premiere Sun M DRIVE IN Bishops (.\pri UPHOLSTERING wide public Pari; Avenue Chapel Berkeley Park Chapel day, May 30, 3 p.m., on the Js RE-UPHOLSTERINO AND MOTEL sparked an e £. 17tb and Marion at Park Ave. West 46th and Tennyson CBS Opera program to be REPAIRING Stay with “ Jay” Slip Covtrs And Drspprits sion of Congre seen on KTTV, Channel 11, MAdA tp Order 820 N. Nevada Fumiturv MAdA le Order new social and Colorado Springs. Raymond Stark 24-33 So. WAhSAtcb M E. l-SMI islation.