0 O 3 01 m o z -sj c/> fO O C/i 3 J Advance Gifts Drive Leaders DENVER CATHOLIC To Be Feted Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will be host at a kick-off din ner and meeting Tuesday, REGISTER March 2, at 6:30 p.m. in the Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Brown Palace hotel Onyx room for members of the an THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1965 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LIX No. 29 nual Archdiocesan Develop ment program advance gifts committee. lt"s a Privilege Enlistment of members for the committee was completed La I the past week, according to John J. Sullivan, advance gifts chairman. Here's a OVERHEARD AT A RE Mr. Sullivan, who will pre Challenge CENT CPTL MEETING: side at the dinner-meeting Said Shirley Moriarity, “ I next Tue.sday, said that as can’t go into all the details, signment of the more than darling. I’ve already told you 200 prospects to be contacted more about it than I heard by committee members will For Real Christians myself.” be made at the meeting. • « * Catholic Charities has extended a challenging, timely and Christian appeal to A report on the progress Anglo-Saxon families of the Colorado area. Would you adopt a Negro child? Overheard (little girl talk made thus far in the cam ing about a tattler): “ lie’s paign will be presented by While announcing the search for about a dozen worthy families to adopt the nothing but a school pigeon!” the Rl. Rev. Monsignor El Negro infants, Mary Ellen Miller of Catholic Charities also outlined the ordinary • « « mer J. Kolka, archdiocesan adoption procedure in order to dispel the misconceptions held by many people Middle Age; That’ s when director of Catholic Charities who might be contemplating adoption. your memory is shorter, your and director of the advance She pointed out that White fa experience longer, your sta gifts phase of the program. milies have adopted Negro mina lower, and your fore Monsignor Kolka also will •'"■“ '■S'' (he agency head higher. explain to the commitlee " “ h great success in the past. * * « members the instructions ^ 0 appeal is being made now A true story currently because of the relatively high Cardinal Shehan they have received for their going the rounds at the Capi part in the campaign. number of Negroes, mostly boys, who are at present aval- tol, according to Rep. Mark Vice chairmen who will lablc for adoption. A. Hogan, (ells of a govern ser\'e under Mr. Sullivan on Pinpoints Tests ment clerk who In the course Miss Miller and Miss Joan the advance gifts committee of his job receives dozens of and the parishes they repre Soteros, Charities social work papers every day which he is sent are: ers, emphasized that considera supposed to read and initial. tion of the child is the para Facing U.S. Church One day recently a form Reginald V. Batt, St. John mount consideration in all from another department The Baptist’s, Longmont; adoption cases. This care for Rome — (NC) — Cardinal Catholic education. Although found its way into his pile. William T. Blackburn, Moth the child’s future becomes even Lawrence Shehan of Balti He read it. initialed it and er of God Parish, Denver; vast and vigorous because of more important in adoptions more said here the U.S. placed in his “ out” basket. Harold F. Collins. K.C.S.G., Catholic effort, money and which involve different races. Church face.s serious challen Two days later the paper St. Joseph’s. Golden; John sacrifice, he said, its success ges, but he advised that the came hack with the note at Fleming Kelly, St. John the has been limited as is indicat WHILE DISPELLING some success of churchmen a cen tached: “ This document was Evangelist’s, Denver; Vin ed by the fact that less than Campus Pioneer of the myths about the material tury ago in meeting their not designed for you to hand cent Giacomini, St. Antho 50 per cent of the nation’s goods which many think are ne problems is a lesson for to le. Kindly erase your initials The nun on the campu.s Is pioneering for Violette comes from a class on (he Boulder ny’s. Sterling: Catholic elementary and se cessary before adoption is ap- day’s Catholic.s. and initial the erasure.” the Church and she seems to he u success campus chatting with Dave llau k of Grand condary school-age children Blair J. K^ttleson, Blessed proved, the social workers said attended such schools. * * « ut the University of (Nilorado at Boulder, one Junction and Janice Weingardt of Sterling. — Sacrament Parish, Denver; The Cardinal’s comments that the sought after qualities came in a speech broadcast They’re telling the story of the first schools where mills help with the Photo by Pat Coffey. George E. McCaddon. Chri.st of prospective parents are spir by Vatican Radio after he had the King Parish, Denver; down in Washington, so avers work of the Newman apostolate. Sister M. itual and intangible. received the formal written John J. Sullivan, about two Joseph P. McConaty, Christ notification called a biglietto. St. Jude's Burse the King Parish, Denver; Possibly the most important lions that escaped from the virtue needed to take a Negro that Pope Paul VI had chosen Nun on the Campus Paul V. Murray, St. John the Zoo and didn’t meet again for child into a White home would him as a member of the Col Adds 5 Gifts three months. Evangelist’s, Denver; Robert be wisdom; the wisdom to in lege of Cardinals. Five gifts added $36 in the Encountering one another T. Person. Christ the King past week to the St. Jude Parish, Denver; struct a child of possible trials Cardinal Shehan noted a on a humid evening in Rock University Newman Center that the parent himself has nev set of remarkable coinciden burse for the training of sem Creek Park, the leaner of the Joseph A. Reich, K.C.S.G., er experienced and to prepare ces in education and Church inarians studying to become two remarked to his well- Corpus Christi Parish, Color the child to face these with cou duties between himself and priests in the Denver arch rounded friend: “ I’ve never ado Springs; Gene E. rage and sclf-a.ssurance. Cardinal Gibbons, who 78 diocese. The burse total now seen you looking better. How Steinke, St. Francis de Sales’ Scene of Pioneer Project years ago became Baltimore’s is $5,432.43. have you managed to eat so Parish, Denver; Gerard R. For the enlightenment of any potential adopters. Miss Miller first Cardinal. (Contributors include: Colo well?” (Pictures and Story on Page 10) Omaha. They expect more of a CCJ) program. She also ToBockhorst. Christ the King rado Springs, Anonymous, $5; “ Easy,” said the fat one. Parish, Denver; Frank L. stated that it is not necessary nuns to go into this field of conducts a methods class in THE NEW CARDINAL not and. from Denver, Anony “ I’ve been hiding in the Pen The nun on the state univer Tcttemer, Christ the King Pa to own your home, that it is not work. teaching religion as a special ed that Cardinal Gibbon.s and mous, $20; J. G., $1; Mrs. tagon. eating a general every sity campus is an e.rperiment rish, Denver; J. Kernan necessary to provide a single Newman series class in the his collaborators had to deal F. J. D., $5; and Anony day. So far noborfy has no for the (ihurch with “ a great Weekbaugh, K.C.S.G., St. room for the child, that the fa THE TWO NUNS at Boulder hope of getting more parents with massive immigration, a mous, $5. ticed.” future,” according to a Sis Louis’ Parish, Englewood; mily does not have to be out of live in a convent on the New trained to take over the job hostile atmosphere in educa * * • ter who Is a pioneer in this and Francis X. Wieck, St. debt, and that the only compul A 54 gift was added to the man center grounds two of teaching catechism to their tion, antagonism of capital work at the University of M ary Magdalene’s, Edgewa- sory expense in adopting is a burse of Holy Trinity parish, Tom Officer would have us blocks from the campus. toward labor and a fast Colorado at Boulder. children. ter. $10 fee. Colorado Springs. know about the three French From here their work extends Sister M. Conleth. along Sister Conleth spends much growing Negro problem. The Catholic people are re executioners who were over not only to many phases of (For list of committee mem with Sister M. Violette, came of her time keeping the New bers, see page 5). THE FIRST STEP toward Yet, he said, as these early quested to remember the edu heard bragging about their campus life and work but also to the Boulder campus last man library up to date. “ Be adoption is made when the Catholic Church leaders, cation of seminarians for the work. to projects off the CU campus. September at the request of sides the library proper,” she parents contact Catholic Chari “ with far fewer resources at archdiocese in their last wills “ I'v c decapitated more Father Charles Forsyth, Their ‘‘office hours” are said, “ we run a little paper ties and arrange an initial in their disposal, met the prob and te.staments. .^ny amount people than you fellows will O.S.B., Newman apostolate quite rigid — “ all day and all back business on the side — Pope Calls terview whore Charities poli lems of the Church in the 19lh will be gratefully received. ever do in your whole life,” providing an opportunity for bragged one guillotiner. chaplain. night,” Sister Conleth said. cies are discussed. This gives and early 20th century, so we The future of the Church de any parishioner to build a li “ Well, I’m the one who cut But it is no burden for the Press His Pal, the applicants an early chance too with God's help will meet pends upon a well-prepared The two nuns were selected brary of his own as cheaply off (he heads of King Louis two nuns as they thoroughly our problems of today.” priesthood in sufficient num from within the Western pro a.s po.ssible.,” and all his cronies,” bragged enjoy their life on the campus How About You?^“good idea for them at this time. “ Modern challenges, he ex bers. vince community of school the second. as they counsel students, “ We are concerned, too. Vatican City — Pope Paul plained, include racial preju Sisters of St. Francis in about building up a strong Following this meeting, let ” .\w, come on fellows,” develop the Newman center VI, the son of a journalist, dice and the Negro’s deter DONATIONS TO the semi bond of friendship among the ters of recommendation are ac said the third. “ Let’s not talk library, teach religion and told 40 Latin American jour mination to obtain civil nary burse should be sent to va ious religious groups work-_ quired from the pastor and chop.” even attend classes them nalists that ho Is a good rights, equal treatment and the Most Reverend Urban J. ing on campus and con- three personal references, A selves. friend of newspapermen. racial justice. Vehr. Archbishop of Denver, .scqucntly attend lectures and medical certificate is also re New Changes The Sisters arc tremendous The pontiff spoke this week quired. Usually another inter Chancery Office. 1536 Logan “ You cannot paint a pray ly happy with their work. classes at the Protestant cen to reporters from 20 nations; THE CARDINAL also cited street, Denver, Colo. 80203. er.” ter, participate in interfaith view follows, this with each Their joy extends even to the “ The Pope, you can know parent separately. * • « name of their convent, which dialogues and attend Bible and say, is a good friend of B o b Considine, K S.G., In Mass Are they have dubbed- “Comedy vigils,” Sister Conleth said. Next, Catholic Charities so yours . . . we believe , . . that spun the following tale at the Cottage.” we gave (journalists) prefer cial workers make a visit to the home of the applicants. This vi recent State press conven The nuns are facing a big ential treatment during our sit is not to check the newmess tion: Not Major task as there are more than journey to Bombay.” Father Hamilton’s or neatness of the home, but to As our curtain rises we 2,000 Catholic students en He said (he Catholic Church determine the family atmos- see: No great changes in the rolled at CU, and many non- Burse Gains $10 does not want to he disinter nhere. During the visit and the Mass are expected in the al Catholic students who are in A gift of $10 from R.C.P., ested in the press because the Registration office. Pine interviews the social workers terations that come into ef terested in the Catholic Denver, was added in the past Church understands that Sap. Ala. are not so much investigating fect on March 7, the first week to the Father Ray newspapermen are an in Registrar (taking fresh Church. as they are trying to determine Sunday of Lent, in the Ar ‘ “ =1NCC IT IS quite impos mond E. Hamilton memorial strument “ for the diffusion of chaw of cut plug and snap exactly which child of those chdiocese of Denver. sible even for three priests to burse. Its total now is $1,- its doctrine, a means of popu ping galluses) — Send the available is the most suitable No such striking reforms of 785.15. lar education, a weapon for next one in Lenny Joe. take care of all these people,” for this family. the liturgy, as the turning Sister Conleth said, “we are Donations of any amount to the defense of its right.” Lenny Joe — Get in here, around of the sacrificial al involved in teaching inquiry the burse in memory of the In the United States Febru This information is then pre boy? tar, and the introduction of classes in which we simply former assistant at the Ca ary Is Catholic Press Month. sented to the Charities adoption Boy — Yessir. the English text, are to be in explain the Church exposi- thedral parish may be sent How about sending in a gift committee which decides to ap Registrar — What’re you troduced in this second torily or prepare these people to the (Chancery office, 1536 subscription for a friend. Write prove, disapprove, or recom messin’ around here for, phase. to be baptized.” Logan street, Denver, Colo. Circulation Dept. S, The Reg mend a waiting period for boy? 80203. ister, P.O. Box 1620, Denver. adoption. Sister Violette is in charge Boy — Want to register for THE RT. REV. Monsignor the vote, sir. Gregory Smith, Vicar general Registrar — You Comma- of the archHocese, told the nist or something? Denver Catholic Register Says Alcoholism Speaker Boy — No, sir. Just want to that, with the emphasis regis‘ cr. placed by the Ecumenical Registrar — Well, boy, you Council on a solid homily at It's Beconifi a Family Problem in Most Cases got every much as right to Mass, the normal time sche vote down here as I myself cent to physicians, and the aspire to sobriety, offers Dr. Dclahanty, Denver psy dule for Sunday Masses had When an alcoholic needs have, no matter what those remainder to organizations warmth and understanding to chiatrist, said that alcoholism at times been hard to main treatment so does his family. Commanist writers tell you. dedicated to providing such sufferers. was something frequently en tain. This view was expressed You all set for your litrey aid. . Dr. Clinebell is professor of countered. Priests and minis From the first Sunday of by Dr. Howard J. Clinebell, test, like all the rest of us Clergy have unique oppor pastoral counseling at So. Ca ters met up with it constant Lent, the psalm “ Judica me” Jr., of Claremont, Calif., as done took and passed — kee- tunities to help alcoholics, the lifornia school of theology at ly, as a specific problem that will be omitted from the be principal speaker at the Alco rect? speaker said: Claremont. Calif. disrupts families, and cuts ginning of Mass, and at the holism Program sponsored Boy — Yessir. They can get the hidden al His wide academic training down earning power. end of Mass the last Gospel by the Colorado state depart Registrar — All right, boy, coholics out of “hiding.” includes a Ph.D. from Colum He cited an eminent doc will no longer be said. ment of public health on Feb. now here’s the first question: They are in touch with the bia, and certificates in psy tor's opinion that “ I can tell The Secret, or prayer over 23. Gimme the number of gallons chiatry, and Alcohol studies, you how to treat an alcoholic, the offertory gifts, will be whole family who may all be of water flows over Victoria He pointed out that drink from the William A. White in but not how to treat alcoho said by the priest in a loud suffering in some way be ‘Lo o k ’ of the Irish Falls on a given Sunday in ing to excess was an illness, stitute of Psychiatry and the lism.” tone, instead of quietly, as cause of the drunkard’s ad August between the hours of but few drinkers looked on it diction. Yale Summer school of Alco “They have to learn how to Two canine friends, Macnshla the Irish wolfhound, and before. as an ailment. Six out of eve two and three. You got five ‘‘ ACTUALLY THERE has The clergyman should hol Studies. be happy though sober,” Dr. Briar, the setter, joined officers of the Denver Catholic Par ry seven alcoholics never go seconds for that. been a conscious effort to make himself available to His book “ Understanding Dclahanty said, and they can ent Teacher league, in u real Irish welcome to Anne Tolan, to anyone to ask help. Not Ready shorten the Mass on account hear the problems and diffi and Counseling the Alcoholic achieve this by applying “ Colleen Failte” who will he guest speaker at the league’s an culties caused by alcoholism Through Religion and Psy Christian principles. Boy — Two hundred and of the fact that there has THEY HIDE, and don’t nual education conference March 16, in the Denver Hilton ho ninety - four million, five been so much emphasis on in families. chology” (Abingdon, 1956) tel. .\n Irish Airlines hostess on a goodwill tour of the United even know they have a prob was chosen by the Religious “ EVERYBODY NEEDS to hundred and sixteen thou the homily.” Monsignor In the pulpit he can plant States, Anne was delighted to meet the four-footed “ exiles.” lem. Yet they number 20 to seeds of understanding, and Book of the Month club, as know something about this sand, six hundred and thirty Smith said. one over persons with other “ No other country has imparted Its national character in Us one gallons, two quarts, one The homily had been made awareness of the stages of one of its selections that problem,” he added. “No addictions. pint and three gills. an integral part of the Ma.ss the disease. year. body is exempt. It is a ques native breeds to the extent Ireland has,” says she. “ For all Regi.strar (frowning over and in.structions were given Dr. Clinebell said that It is a sneaky disease, the tion of motivating the alcoho five Irish breeds are known to have the wit, blazing tempera literacy test answers held by the Council not to omit it 1,000,000 alcoholics receive no speaker noted, and people The Rt. Rev. Elmer J. lic; we need to take it out of ment, and steadfast devotion to home and family, that made close to vest) — Lenny Joe except for very grave reason. treatment; many alcoholics must be able to recognize the Kolka, director of Denver Ar the ‘sin’ category — although them cherished pets and companions of king and comqioner Get this boy out of here. He The Latin prayer recited by die unaided. symptoms. .Mcoholics Anony chdiocesan Catholic charities, he has the obligation to do right back to the days of St. Patrick.” Macnshla is owned done failed the test. Missed it the priest after the Our Fath Of the one seventh of their mous, enabling form er alco and the Rev. Edward Leyden something about his moral by Eugene Pilz, Denver, and Briar by W. T. Tecgartcn, of by two gills. I told you they er will also be said In a loud number who seek help, 42 per holics to draw on their own of Blessed Sacrament parish responsibilities — and realize Littleton. wasn’t ready, didn’ t I now? tone, Monsignor Smith noted. cent go to clergymen, 29 per experience and help others to also took part in the program. that he has an illness.” Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 Ninth in Series Frantic Pace Perils Women's Role and merging with other such nor any other creature, will be false modesty, “ Let your light By Oirlstopher Hernon the patient In the long months For this she needs a human circles the world over, until all of pregnancy, and at the time partner who is not Superman, able to separate us from the so s’-' .e before men that they (This is the ninth in a series is peace. We have first to re for parturition, wants the doc not the lord-and-master type of love of God.” mf see your good works and of articles on women, their role ceive gratefully the brimming tor to be there, to bolster her spouse, but the one whom God glorify your Father in Heaven;” in history, and their problems Christ on the lake of Galilee measure of our gifts, then give confidence by his familiar pre ha.s sent her to be her true our grudges “ Love thy neighbor in the modem world.) soothed his followers, who had of what we have received. sence. friend, true comrade in the vic completely forgotten in (he as thyself;” and in turn arro Modern life has been gance, “self-satisfiedness,” But even beyond the age when tories and setbacks of life. stress of the moment that He THIS IS THE way that wo speeded up as to threaten the stinginess, and unhappiness food fads, such as “ice cream; What marriage requires is was with them. He calmed their man’s status in the modem innate sense of repose that with the way things are going; and pickles and hot coffee,” are the firm willingness of two per fears, and the storm that had world will at last be established. makes woman a peacemaker. no longer an emotional neces sons to forget themselves, and evoked them: But also he “ My grace is sufficient for thee.” The old inferiority has gone, or Since nurturing, whether of sity to a woman in her time in God’s name live for each asked “ Why fear ye, O ye of can be expunged. The orb of her growing family, or in one of waiting, peace of mind and other. little faith?” What is needed for all these earth is now In her hands. Can of the vocations which serve the body are still to be cultivated. They will provide mutual so What does a living faith do? good things? Only the faith that woman offer it to God in a young, the sick, and unwanted, “ A person must not be frigh lace in the face of fear. If a It banishes fear:” I shall fear trusts in the Word and develops gesture of peace for fallen no evil, for Thou are with me.” is the pacifying role that calls tened or frugal about spending person fears, as the late Lloyd love of God and neighbor. mankind? for an inner peace, woman to himself or herself,” the doctor C. Douglas once said, it sat Conquers insecurity: “ Him wilt “ Give, and it shall be given day sometimes yields to fear. writes. As we grow older our urates all his thinking, harms thou keep in perfect peace to you, good measure, pressed his personality “ and makes him whose mind is stayed on Thee:” She wants to defend the right peculiarities are exaggerated.” down, shaken together, and run "for Better Cab Service" ‘Register’ Honored of living things to grow un landlord to a ghost.” gives self confidence: I can do ning over.” all things through Christ Who O. C. Armstrong, left, general manager of the A. E. Hein- harmed. FAULT-FINDERS find even more fault with others; the ad ST. PAUL, brave beyond mea strengthens me;” erases minor It is an apostolate of peace, sohn Printing machinery company, presents an award for typo* POPE JOHN said that one of mired seek ever more adula sure, wrote: “Who shall sepa worries “ In quietness and con first interiorly, then with those Z o n e C a b graphy and presswork to the “ Denver Catholic Register. Re the three characteristics that tion, but deserve it less. rate us from the love of Christ: fidence is our strength,” “ come nearest to us, and from there by example and good works, to MAin 3-7171 ceiving the award, for runner-up in Class II, Colorado weekly distinguish our era, is the ob “ Liking and loving people Shall tribulation, or distress, or unto Me all Ye that labor and an ever-widening circle, linking newspapers over 25,000 circulation, is Ed Smith, news editor vious emergence of woman in doesn’t com e naturally to every persecution or hunger, or naked are heavily burdened and I will ness, or danger, or the sword? refresh you;” of the paper. The citation, which was presented at the Colo public life. body, but it is a quality which • i ' rado Press association convention the past week, reads: “ For This is especially true in na can be cultivated,” Dr. Damon "F or I am sure that neither It dispels sorrows through the death, nor life, nor angels, nor joy Christ promised us, and in . I . effective practice and worthy achievement in the printing craft, tions of Christian heritage, but affirm.s. principalities, nor things pre other words of comfort disposes and continued attention to details of typography, style, de it is happening perhaps more He warns that “ feeling sorry slowly, but widely, among peo sent, nor things to com e, nor of frustrations: “ The truth shall sign. make-up and printing, resulting In a newspaper of dis for yourself” is a waste of time powers, nor height, nor depth, make you free,” false pride or tinguished legibility and attractiveness.” The Ilclnsohn com ples of other cultures. and a bore to the " sorrowful” pany sponsors the annual award. Because women are becoming one as much as to others. ever more aware of their hu He notes that rewards and man dignity. Pope John wrote satisfactions for those who arc in Paccm in Terris, they will no Editorial in ^Register' Archdiocese of Denver not afraid to do more than they longer stand being treated as think they can, and lend a hand CHANCERY OFFICE simply material instruments, even when they feel it strains 1536 Logan Street but demand rights, both in do their resources, far outweigh Wins Freedoms Award Denver 3, Colorado mestic and public life, befitting the efforts they put forth, Valley Forge, Pa. — An that It is time for Americans a human person. and makes for peace of mind editorial in the “ National Re to reaffirm the Declaration of February 22, 19R5 Aware of the menace of and body. gister” has been chosen for Independence. tomic devastation and the las A home in which there is an award of the Freedoms The award winner Is a gra Lenten Regulations on Fast and Abstinence ting peril from fall-out, men in tranquility is usually a busy Foundation, which has hcad- duate of Regis College, Den To foster the spirit of penance and of reparation for sin, this country and let us hope, in home, even if a growing fam qoarters here. ver; Georgetown University to encourage self-denial and mortification, and to guide her other countries are studying ily piles on the chores. “ More The award of the George Law school, Washington; and children in the footsteps of Our Divine Saviour, Holy Mother Pope John’s map for the road mouths, yes, but more laughs” Washington Honor medal to the Register College of Jour to peace. Church imposes by law the observance of fast and abstinence. is a good slogan for the peace Frank Morriss, “ Register” nalism. He has taught litera In accordance with the provisions of Canon Law, as mod With their own intuitive pow ful, albeit noisy, and active news editor, was announced ture at Regis and Loretto ified through the use of special faculties granted by the Holy ers, women also grasp the ter home. here Feb. 22. Morriss won Heights Colleges, Denver, See, we herewith publish the following regulations. ror that holds the world in Marriage counselors share the the prize with an editorial, and was a Coe Foundation fear. Before their eyes they ON ABSTINENCE dilemma of the 20th century. “The Declaration Reaf lecturer on the Bill of Rights see, and have seen, the evapora Some of them work on the the firmed,” which appeared in at the latter school. He Is the Everyone over seven years of age is bound to observe tion of cities, of human beings ory of man as a “higher organ the June 28, 1964, issue. In his author of five books for child the law of abstinence. and the dissolution of the se ism” with reflexes, and cogi article, Morriss suggested ren and a book of essays, Complete abstinence is to be observed on Fridays, Ash curity that once was theirs even tative machinery that can go “The Forgotten Revelation.” FIRST COMMUNION VEILS Wednesday, and the Vigil of the Immaculate Conception. On against strong attack, so long out of kilter. as their strength and love pre Various of his editorials days of complete abstinence, meat and soup or gravy made Others, more sagely, strive have been widely reprinted 95 vailed. from meat may not be used at all. to banish worries, nervousness, and have appeared in the up Partial abstinence is to be observed on Ember Wednes Today’s emotional strain has tensions, so that the soul can “ Congressional Digest.” days and Saturdays, and on the Vigil of Pentecost. On days many causes. Some blame those turn to the Source, to God, to nearest to them for ' the wor i of partial abstinence, meat and soup or gravy made from peace. ries that fill their hearts. Others meat may be taken only once a day at the principal meal. Boys buy eagerly in the market SWISS PSYCHOLOGIST Dr. ON FAST 40 Hours' place, taking their treasures Jung, said that of the hundreds and Everyone over 21 and under 59 years of age is also bound home, filling their abode with of patients he treated in his to observe the law of fast. things they have chosen, as later years, “ there was not one Devotions much for reassurance as for Girls The days of fast are the week days of Lent, including whose problem in the last re FEBRUARY 28, 1965 beauty. Holy Saturday, Ember Days, and the Vigils of Pentecost and sort was not that of finding a QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY First the Immaculate Conception, After the Black Death, the religious outlook on life.” Denver, St. Francis de Sales On the days of fast only one full meal is allowed. Two plague which scourged Europe This is the outlook that is Denver, I.4iretto Heights college Communion in the Middle Ages, a similar other meatless meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be sapped by worry and insecur * East Lake, Our Lady of strain on mind and neive ity. Sorrows Sets taken according to each one’s needs; but together they should caused the dancing mania cal Not one of the patients Dr. j * Welriona, St. Francis not equal another full meal. Meat may be taken at the prin led St. Vitus’ dance. Jung talked about had been real > • NB. IVWssions marked with ? - | 4 0 cipal meal on a day of fast, except on Fridays, Ash Wednes Even while the dancers gy ly healed, without regaining hla j an asterisk (•) may have 13 day, and the Vigil of the Immaculate Conception. rated as if possessed, there was religious outlook, he affirmed. I hours’ of Exposition of the up Eating between meals is not permitted, but licjuids, includ still a remnant of the peace that ' Blessed Sacrament Instead of In treating the early symp came from trust in God. Be 40 Hours'. ing milk and fruit juices, are allowed. toms of ncr\’ou.s breakdown, an When health or ability to work would be seriously affected, fore the dancers reached phy sical and nervous exhaustion, Australian woman doctor taught Frank Morriss the law does not oblige. In doubt concerning fast or abstin cloth bands were tied tightly her patients to accept the fact HOME OWNED — OUR 63rd YEAR ence. a parish priest or confessor should be consulted. around their middle, and the that their emotions were af Wall CARPETS We earnestly exhort the faithful during the periods of fast aid of St. Vitus was invoked. fecting their bodily functions, JGB Leaders SERVING THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION and urged them to “ float” Room Size and abstinence to attend daily Mass; to receive Holy Com and Smaller THE TREATMENT might along, doing their ordinary RUGS munion often; to take part more frequently in exercises of Plan Course Lar^a*' aala Ponder and Print Public Opinion vs. Filth By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. tors that they had better tone down some of their more prurient ads. Otherwise they, too, While the Supreme Court continues to threaten a kind of decency code of their own. mumble and fumble over the question of re stricting and controlling downright hard-core This has been effected, one should note, filth, common sense seems to be settling the not only by ethical press standards but by Our Readers question in it.s own forthright way. We do not the increasingly insistent demands of a pub say that the Court lacks what is often called lic which seems now to have recognized its horse-sense. If, perchance, you should arrive powers and rights — and duties. One irate Advise and Dissent at that interesting conclusion, you have only reader put his case extremely well when he yourself to blame. referred to “ the abuse of our franchise and • ‘Protectors’ o f S o cie ty ? obviously yours.” We do have something to What we are referring to is a recent Editor, the Register: move on the part of several important news say and we should say it. One does not have Women, who are still subject to men as rulers and heads papers to effect some control over the slimy to subscribe to a newspaper any more, what of the family, can hardly be made responsible for the use of with the hourly broadcasts of news over the ads and pictures Hollywood press agents U.S. funds to promote birth-control. radio and the various TV reports, sometimes send them by way of advertising material. The large scale production of pills by drug firms, and the All of us know what I mean. (Local papers, of considerable length, and “ in depth” as the rush to buy shares of that “ growth” stock are also male current phrase has it. please copy, and all that.) activities. We can so far list without qualification We admit that cancellation would have Its The manufacture of equipped mobile units operated with the Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman, the costs. No more “Blondie” ? clerical approval in front of non-Catholic churches are deci powerful 1.08 Angeles Times, the Boston sions made by men, the natural aggressors. The present writer can hardly qualify as Men in hospitals, medical offices, and even liberal theolo Globe. Perhaps there are others we have not an expert on the movies. He hasn’t even seen yet heard about. gy have all contributed to the “ big business” birth-control has one in some ten years, not on principle but become. With some qualification, we can cite the simply by getting out of the habit. Still from In no instance has the natural law motivated them, or the Detroit “ Free Press.” We mean by this that what he has read, he is inclined to agree with a dignity of women been considered at all except from pulpits. the Detroit pai>er has not yet to our know vice president in the very industrious industry, The Church may have to re-evaluate such concepts and ledge taken an unequivocal stand. The ‘‘Free “ I’m afraid some of the boys in the business provide women with concrete help, replacing plaster statues. Press” has, however, warned local exhibi- are getting a little too fresh in their ads.” This is just one observation about the “protectors” of society who are anxious to make a profit at anyone s expense. A reader in Rocky River, 0. Here I Stand • Oranges fo S- California? Editor, the Register: At Least One Hero Left It seems paradoxical to me after reading in the Register about the “ tithing” of 10 percent priests of Cardinal Ritter to By Frank Morriss chance to have his picture taken serving South America and knowing that a certain percentage of the drinks to Richard Burton. priests of the Boston archdiocese are sent to South America, If I were Pope I would make a Dub that in some parts of U.S.A., for example, the large archdio lin hotel waiter named Sean O’Lough- Sean O’Loughlin, it seems to me, cese of Los .Angeles, we import foreign born clergy to make lin a knight of something or other. If I shares the kind of heroism that led a up a deficit. were President of Ireland I’d proclaim Thomas More to say that he was the It reminds me of bringing coals to Newcastle or oranges him a hero. But if I were Sean king’ s good servant, but God’s first; a to South California. O’Loughlin, I’d probably turn both hon Thomas Becket to refuse an imperious A native boro clergy is generally considered best for a ors down. That is the kind of man he ruler’s unjust demands; a John Paul native land, n’ esi ce pas? seems to be. Jones to refuse to strike colors, even Joseph Connor, M.D., Monrovia, Calif. Sean O’Loughlin had a chance at a when defeat seemed certain; a Gener moment of glory, at the same time he al McAuliffe to answer "Nuts,” to a • M y s te ry of D r. P elik a n was picking up a spot of cash. He was demand for surrender. Editor, the Register: hired to work as an extra on the set of " I have my principles,” said Sean Your ad in the front page Feb. 7, 1965, “ Readers Raise The Spy Who Came In From the Cold, O’Loughlin. He may not know he is Column From Limbo to Life” cannot possibly have life. starring Richard Burton. What Sean risking the label of extremist, and It will always remain a mystery how Dr. Jaroslav Peli had to do was easy — he was to play a somehow I don’t think he would give a On the Home Scene kan, Lutheran Theologian, and Professor of Church History at waiter in a nightclub, serving drinks to fig if he did. Yale University, can come this far in life with the education Mr. Burton and another actor. that is in back of him and still be classified under the ban You may call it stubbornness if you ner of Martin Luther. . . Then Sean found out the scene in will. Your avant garde writers can Challenge to Librarians E. Curtis Smith, Long Beach, Calif. which he was to appear also had a girl scoff at it as uninteilectual. Mop doing a strip tease in the background. haired, hirsute, sloppy young existen By James M. Shea off the books always were locked, and (he • Stigmatize Innocent Child First, Sean protested to the movie’s of tialists can find it square. But the quali Do you think of librarians as quiet clerks, full-time teacher who also carried the title Editor, the Register: ficials. When that got him nowhere, he ty that Sean O’Loughlin is made of counters of books, keepers of records, mas of “ librarian" was hard to find. Very few of I was disappointed to see in your very fine edition last walked off the set. must endure. ters of the Dewey Decimal System? the .students would have been able to answer week (Feb. 21) reference in the “ Ask and Learn” column to a It is that quality that preserves Better think of them as catalysts, a pane! the question, “ Who is the librarian of your child, fortunately hypothetical, as “ illegitimate.” What Sean said sets him aside as a In the spirit of aggjornamento and enlightenment, can’t we rare individual in today’ s world. “ I values, principal of which is respect of educators and parents told a local unit of school?” the Catholic Library association recently, for Well. 1 doubt if things are so bad as that please eliminate this term as applying to the child? To thus stig have my principles, and as long as they for one’s own dignity and autonomy. In matize an innocent soul is not only grossly unfair but inaccurate are not Interfered with 1 will work. But all this pap about togetherness and sal this is their true role. at any modern school. But the fact that a Catalysts, in chemistry, promote chemical classics scholar, a psychology profe.ssor, a as well. in this case I was forced to take the vation through society, Sean O’Lough Jose Grande, Aurora, Colo. action I did. I could not allow my pic lin illustrates the truth that ultimately reactions without entering into them. The Scripture exi>ert. and a housewife and former librarian as catalyst, however, may enter teacher thought it necessary to challenge li ture to be in a set I did not agree with.” one must be true to what he believes • Bring World Up to Church true and right. into the Intellectual reaction between hook brarians to assume their rightful place in the There will be plenty of comment un and pupil to some extent. What is important educational sunshine seems to indicate that Editor, the Register: Heroes have always been rare. For .After reading many opinions about the changes in reli doubtedly about Mr. Loughlin’s sense is (hat he promotes the reaction, he has an the potential of the librar>’ and librarian re every person counseling surrender, gious garb I’d like to say that I agree 100 per cent with Tilden of values. Most persons will undoub active — even a vita! role. main too seldom realized. you will have to search among the Rutthen that “ no one thinks to bring the modern world up to tedly label him a prude — and for all I One of the panelists cautioned teachers One speaker set a high goal. Working as thousands to find one who says, the Church” . . .I’d like to try this experiment ( “ to bring the know perhaps he is. I don’t frequent and administrators that while it is possible to a team, he said,'librarians and teachers can “ Stand fast!” For every man ready to modern world up to the church” ) night clubs, as I am rapidly bored by get an education without classrooms, it is hope to produce “ a true Christian . . . one argue with himself that what everyone Have all lay Catholic women wipe off thoir make up, take what passes as "entertainment.” So impossible to get one without books and who can analyze, synthesize, and evaluate accepts must be acceptable, you will off all their necklaces and earrings, put on long sleeves and perhaps I would find the nightclub evidence in his pursuit of the truth. In re be hard put to produce one who says, libraries. wash off the perfume, hair dyes, and bright nail polish, then scene Mr. O’Loughlin objected to as Another suggested that the Librarian ought sponse to his Christian vocation he will be "So what! ” they’d be dressed in a modest dress for Catholic lay women, merely boring rather than shocking. to be gifted with “ the utmost skill, inventive generous and make his commitment; he will But as far as I am concerned that If I ever meet Sean O’Loughlin I’ m which would resemble the garb the two Ursuline nuns are ness, and imagination” in order to succeed becom e involved and will lead the way in the trying out in their experiment. It is not the nuns who need to doesn’t detract a whit from the her going to ask him to sit down and grant in “ causing the student to learn.” This is a intellectual, social, cultural, and religious life change their garb so completely, but the lay Catholic wo oism of the Dublin waiter who on a me the privilege of serving him. lively role to assign to the book clerk, the of his w orld.” men! ! point of principle turned down the "Cheers — to a m an!” calendar watcher, the record keeper It also But to accompli.sh this, both teacher and Mrs. Lydia S. Primeaux, Creole, La. is a correct one. librarian have to be more concerned about In a high school with which 1 had some people than about procedures. As a young • *Hats O ff’ personal experience, the library was locked friend of mine would say, “They’ve got to Editor, the Register: most of the day, the glass doors keeping dust cure . . . ” Reading — Mr. Robert Wester, Mt. Carmel, Pa. “ Will The Travail of Israel Tithe When,” — I would say, “ Hats Off.” Henry Kluemper; Rock Rapids, la. By Paul H. Hallett of their forebears (Rom. xi; 28-29). Jottings I have said it before, and it will bear Together with the Prophets and these • Diesel Turbines in Churcfi saying again! There is no people in his same Apostles, the Church awaits the Editor, the Register: tory more fascinating than the Jews. day, which is known only to God, in I recall in my teachings, during a span of more than one This intense interest has no ultimate which all peoples will address the Lord 'Holdouts' on Change half century as a Catholic, that it is recorded in Holy Writ: reason other than the vital part the in one voice and will serve with one ac “ At The Name of Jesus Every Knee Shall Bend.” If, at the Jews have played, and are still to play, cord. By Rev. Richard Hopkins No one questions that the the very purpose of the Litur very mention of the Holy Name of Jesus every knee sould in the world’s religious history. We creatures of habit find change over to a vernacular gical Reform would be frus bend, then it would surely follow that we kneel in solemn, "Therefore, since the common change uncomfortable. Any and community-centered wor trated. What a pity it would sublime reverence of our precious Lord who is truly present Looking through the third and per spiritual patrimony of Christians and thing that will upset our well- ship will be fraught with diffi be if the changes, through a in the Blessed Sacrament, especially as we receive Him in haps final draft of an English transla Jews is great, this Council wishes to established modes of thought, culties but the Council Fath lack of adequate response on Holy Communion. tion of the full text of the Council do foster and recommend the mutual expression and activity is not ers felt that the fruits of such our part, would become the a renewal would more than occasion of the very thing On the basis of current available information (in Catholic cument on the Jews and non-Christian knowledge and respect which is mainlv especially welcome. This ap publications and other relatively informed sources) explaining plies in a particular way to compensate for the misunder they are intended to erase, religions, which was approved by the achieved through Biblical and theologi the Church’s current liturgical renewal, one concludes that cal studies and brotherly encounters religious worship where a standing and tension which criticism, complaint, unchari Council Fathers on Nov. 20, my eye one might presuppose. tableness, and harsh indivi Holy Mother Church languished for centuries in the swirling skipped over the preamble, and the scrupulous observance of tra dition seems to be the accept Liturgical changes, rightly dualism. waters of the ages by the heavy anchor of “ stand patism,” two sections of Hinduism and Bud Such encounters should be of great understood and properly per awaiting the arrival of our present day intellectuals to install ed norm. If we are not to get hurt dhism and on Mohammedanism, and formed, should develop a modern diesel turbines and set them in motion to speed us benefit, not only to ChrisHans, but also Consequently a great deal during this period of trial and came to rest on "The Jews.” That sec to Jews, a people who could not have of charity, docility, and pa greater sense of oneness away from the shores of conservatism and traditionalism out tion will be what people will most re change we must take more arisen without religion and whose con tience will be necessary on within the Christian commu than a superficial glance at into the tumultuous sea of sophistication. . . nity and make charity, the member. tinued travail has no explanation with o jr part if the proposed litur the worship of the Church. Joseph J. Jones, Thomasville, Ga. This statement on the Jews con out a religious destiny, but who are at gical changes are to achieve bond of perfection uniting all Rather than get lost in a web present sadly divided. It is this divi their contemplated purpose. members to one another and of detail we should consider • Mission Nuns Oratelul tains many sentences that could serve The question proposes itself. to Christ. Such a renewal the more important reasoning Editor, the Register: as a basis for future conversations, sion, and not the anti-Jewish prejudi Will we bend with the “ re would also make us aware of particularly this: ces which the Vatican decree de behind the change. It could We are very grateful for the ad in the Register asking newing” breeze of the Holy the social implications of be that we ourselves are in nounced, that is the fundamental an Spirit or will we grudgingly worship so that the Mass help for our missions. We have received several donations, "The Church believes that all the greatest need of change. $17.00, and this is a proof that your paper is read very care guish which the Jews are now going resist any organized effort to would become more relevant Maybe we might be the ones Christians, sons of Abraham according introduce change where our fully. through. to one’s daily life. who would most benefit from to the faith (Gal. iiii, 7), can be includ own personal piety is con If, however, we should re A Jewish editor, Robert Gamzey, the understanding and cooper Mother Mary Angels, Mercedarian Missionaries of Berriz, If ed in the vocation of this Patriarch, cerned. main “holdouts” on change Villa Maturana, 9th st. at Ingalls Ave., Troy, N.Y., 12180 and that the salvation of the Church whose intensely interesting book on the ation demanded of us contemporary State of Israel, Ingath throughout this period of ad can be mystically foreseen in the exo justment. • IMusf fight Abortion dus of the Chosen People from the ering, is full of the spiritual unrest that Editor, the Register: prevails among the people of that land, And Then .. IN THIS MATTER as woU land of bondage. Therefore, the Church I have just read the most disgusting article in a magazine quotes Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan, for Togetherness cannot do cannot forget having received the re Suppose there’s a couple of as in everything else we know entitled, “ The Doctor Who Fights to Make Abortion Legal.” I new ways of looking at the everything. In all the history velation of the Old Testament from merly of Hebrew University, as that obc ■'•'ce is more accept wrote a letter telling the editors why I thought abortion was latest statistics on death re of mankind, no group ever that people with whom, in His mercy, lamenting the fact that “ the Jews, able to God than sacrifice. We wrong. God concluded the ancient Covenant. who in ancient times matured reli leased by the U.S. Public wrote an outstanding story or I must move with authority In the article, the authors said that even Catholics would She cannot forget that she is nourished giously beyond any other peoples to Health Services. In the last poem, composed a memor ten years there has been no able musical work, or paint rather than against it. How tell the doctor how much they favored his stand on abortion. by the roots of the true olive on to make an incomparable spiritual im Improvement in the American ed a great masterpiece. Isn’t it time for the other Catholics to speak up in protest which the branches of wild olive of the pact upon mankind, today display pow can we please God with a death rate. These things have been the worship that is conceived in of this new threat to the sanctity of mankind, before it gets out Gentiles have been grafted (Rom. xi; ers of growth, maturation, and progress What’s more it does not work of individuals. of hand? * « • disobedience? 17-24). The Church believes that that are without equal in every aspect of look as if the U. S. is going M. L. Cooper, Key West, Fla. Christ, our peace, has through His human life — except religion.” to be able to get its death Not all laws are sensible. It would indeed be tragic if * • * rate down to a level now en For example if you live in Cross reconciled and made one, two we got so lost in a personal people, Jews and Gentiles (Eph. 11: 14- These are times of profound distur joyed by healthier countries, Massachusetts, the law says Letters for the “ Advise and Dissent” column from readers 16) . . . bance in every religious group, not Japan, the Scandinavian you must take a bath before exploitation of the means that of the “ Register” are most welcome. The editors reserve the least among the ancient People of Is countries, and the Nether you go to bed. we lost sight of the end which right to edit these letters, and, where necessary becaase of “ Even though a large part of the rael. A Christian-.Iewish dialogue will lands, for example. .And in Memphis. Tenn., is none other than a more * * • lack ot space, to ran excerpts of the longer letters. Contribu Jews did not accept the (iospel, nev not produce an immediate miracle of you can have the frogs ar meaningful worship which tors are asked to keep their letters as short as possible so as rested if their croaking awak ertheless, as the Apostles bear wit grace, but it should allow both sides to Among the English lan best nurtures love and makes to give more people the opportunity to express opinions. ness, they remain dear to God. whose guage’s many puzzling words ens you after 11 p.m. us more understanding and see better the roles they have in the di*. • « * gifts and call are irrevocable, because vine drama of salvaton. is “ econom y” . This means zealous witnesses of Christ the large size in soap flakes And then, a man who can “bearing one another’s bur Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, jph.D...... ~ and the small size in auto laugh at himself will always dens and thus fulfilling the Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic Newspaper! ★ ★ mobiles. be amused. law of Christ.” 1913-1960 HT> 1: Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Registoriqls Page 5 State Lottery? Men Volunteer To Aid Area Drive Needs Help Coloradoans Development Project Drive Men of the archdiocese who Carl E. Swanson, Englewood; By Paul II. IlaileU amenable to persuasion. The have agreed to serve on the ad Robert Connor, Denver; James Last Thursday, Feb. 18, 17 exclusive dealer in maga vance gifts committee for the J. Johnson, Denver; John R. members of the Citizens for zines will always display first annual archdiocesan deve Moran, Sr., Denver; Albert E. Decent Literature met at those of the sex type in his Are Divided lopment program campaign, Seep, Denver; Harry J. Kuem- their usual place in the Muni* windows and will not be im- according to John J. Sullivan, pel, Denver; cipal building to elect new of pre.ssed by those who appeal Thi.s past week a new bill was introduced in the Colorado committee chairman, arc: ficers and to plan new strate to a motive beyond the piofit John F. Eby, Denver; How Senate to set.up a state lottery similar to the famous Irish Francis Rcinert, Boulder; gy. urge. They are increasing. ard J, Crede, Denver; William Sweepstakes. The idea is to raise funds for state expen.ses Henry Bosco, Glenwood Shea, Denver; Louis A. Lois- At this time a year ago, Prosecution of the worst of Springs; John L. Rauch, Ft, when Denver’s first meeting fenders in (he pornography and alleviate state taxes. eaii, Denver; Frank H. Ricket- Collins; Dr. C. T. Collopy, Ft. son, Jr., Denver; Thomas S. of CDL was held, there were lino, the sellers of so-called Proponents of the plan e.slimale that some $12,0(X),000 Collins; E. J. Dempsey, Den 96 present. “hardcore” pictures and could be rai.sed annually when the plan is operating fully. Moore, Denver; M. A. Molitor, ver; Thomas Donohue, Den Denver; prints, seems a necessity. Certainly the lottery as proposed is not morally wrong in ver; Albert A. Riede, Denver; George Pfalmer, Colorado WHATEVER IS behind this Under the well-written anti- itself. Gambling is not a sin, but certain abuses of it could Paul L. Schmitz, Denver; T tale of dwindling attendance pornography statutes of Co indirectly lead to sin through exccssiveness. Shape Up For Art Week Raber Taylor, Denver; Thomas Springs; Joseph Roetzel, Color at the meeting of an organi lorado. it should be feasible M. Tierney, Denver; Peter C. ado Springs; E. AtwllI Gilman, Proponents' of the bill said that if the bill were brought Plaster-on-wirc figurines created by students in the art zation trying to ameliorate to obtain one or two convic Denver; Dr. Francis T. Cand- before the people in the form of a ballot It would pass three to Schaefer, Jr., Denver; Ray one of this city’s crying evils, tions, although hitherto the class of Cathedral school delight Sister Rosemary, left, and Jaeger. Denver; John Zimmer lin, Denver; Justin Hannen, one. I. one thing is certain: pornography offenders have Sister .Mary David, at last week's committee meeting of ele man. Denver; Denver; and Milton Conway, In order that there may be always won out. for some To get the people’s viewpoint, the Denver Catholic Regis mentary and secondary art teachers in preparation for the Edward .A. Hanifen, Denver; Denver. an attendance of 100 at a reason or another in the ter conducted its own surv’ey among a cross section of Color- Fine Arts week inlerparochial exhibition scheduled April 4-11 CDL meeting, it is necessary courts, or got off with a light andans. This question was asked: inclusive. Sister Rosemary is archdiocesan elementary school that there be at least 1,000 de fine. “ Is the raising of funds to meet state expenses through a urt chairman and teaches kindergarten at St. Philomena’s. dicated members. There is a What effect this will have proposed sweepstake lottery a fair, equitable, and sensible plan to appeal to 10,000. Sister .Mary David is secondary school art chairman, and plan?” If there are not at least on the sale of grey-line maga teaches art at Cathedral high school, Denver. that many Denverite.s who zines, which differ from hard “ To me. the raising of will give of their time and ef core matter only in degree, funds for the State through a GEORGE T. SWEENEY, fort to reduce an evil that is and not very much at that, is lottery is more fair and equi LAWYER: “The stale of eating out the moral vitals of problematic. There is enough table than any other method New Hampshire has recently Young Artists Will Exhibit the city, then Denver is in a catering to depraved tastes in of collecting revenue. adopted a lottery to provide RELIGIOUS ARTICLES worse way than some other these publications to ruin a “ .Any money spent on a lot funds for their needs. Our le CHURCH SUPPLIES cities. .soul, psychically as well as tery would be on a voluntary gislature should wait and stu Works During Art Week basis, no one would have to NEW LITURGICAL WEDDING RINGS A membership campaign is spiritually, and to start many dy results in New Hampshire Young artists in the Denver buy a ticket that wasn't inter John.son associate director of NOW IN STOCK ...... I05.0Q PAIR likewise being waged by an youths on the way to sex before making a decision. archdiocesan schools will exhi ested. the choir. affiliate of CDL in Denver, crime. But the grey-line mat “ Results in New Hamp bit their works during the an COMPLETE LINE “ .An often-heard complaint shire will be most helpful in Mode, Inc., Box 21115, Den ter is protected by the courts. nual Fine Arts week April 4-11, DIRECTED BY Jerry La- today is: “ I pay taxes and use determining whether or not OF CONFIRMATION SUPPLIES ver. No dues are charged by It is not apparent, however, sponsored by the Catholic Forte, 25 band.smen of St. only a few of the services the advantages of a lottery MEDALS - CHAINS either organization, although that a law cannot be enacted, Parent-Teacher league. Francis de Sales band will give they provide.” outweigh the disadvantages.” this policy may be changed and enforced, which will pro a special concert April 11. “ A lottery would eliminate C A P P I E B O R Y L A , Besides the public exhibits STORE HOURS by the Denver chapter of hibit the selling of pornogra April 4 and musical events CDL in the future. phy to minors. There is (his complaint. HOUSEWIFE: “ I do not ap Of the interparochial choir of 9 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, April 11 scheduled, principals 200 voices drawn from 33 pa- The CDL has done effective where legal action should “ One more favorable fac prove of this bill because I 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays of both elementary and high rishe.s, 50 will form the special work in the suburbs of Den come in. Despite the toler tor is that the lottery would feel it will set a precedent for schools a.e encouraged to hold unit, presenting "Hans Chri.s- ver ond in neighborhood news ance of the courts, if enough be under State control, and additional lotteries. The un fine arts programs in their own tian Andersen” music, with Leo out)..is in the Denver and its citizens were aroused to the would. I believe, eliminate a fortunate aspect about an 1120 Broadway 534-8233 lot of under-the-table belting, localities, patterned after the Frazier as the famed story-tel + suburbs, by appealing to the moral danger to young operation of this type is that interparochial one. ler. civic conscience of dealers, people of what is sold on our “ I sec two problerfis raised the people who can ill-afford +. by the introduction of a lottc- to lose will try to make up some of whom are not aware newsstand.s. something effec THE AIM OF the week is to tery: Some feel that it is im for a low income. Therefore, of the menace sex magazines tive could be done to stop the inculcate a taste for good art moral to bet in this manner. they will buy more tickets have for young people. This is corruption of our youth. and music so as to develop ap However 1 don’t agree with and eventually be the hea a work that takes infinite pa preciation for the finer cultures Home Improvements?^ this line of thought. Secondly, viest losers.” tience and tact; it is not for THE D.ANGER Is there, for in our civilization, according to will enough tickets be bought PAUL L. SCHMITZ. AC- crackpots, and the men and anyone who cares to look — Sister Carmcncita, archdioce “ We do any and all kinds of Remodeling at the price. $3, to make the COUNTA.NT, LAWYER: ’ I women of CDL are a well ba and often enough the danger san curriculum consultant. lanced group. stares him in the face. But lottery practicable? see no objections to the pro first there must be enough ci “ Whatever the pros and posal in nur situation in Co The interparochial art exhibit • Room Additions • Basements THE NEW.SSTANDS that tizens who will support anti- cons are, I am for it.” lorado. It is voluntary and we will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m | • Kitchens • Bathrooms already have the horse and April 4 in Blessed Sacrament operate in the center of the pornography agencies. They MARY LU GORE. HOUSE- dog tracks. Out of these lat school auditorium. 1973 Elm • Patios * Garages city, away from neighbor need membership, and conti WIFE: “ I am not in favor of ter two, however, the state street. hood Influence, arc hardly nued interest. the proposed sweep.stakcs lot gets very little income. The interparochial choir con tery for raising state funds 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE “ It is true that the lower cert is scheduled for 8 p.m. because the burden would, in income families would be the April 11. in the Phipps auditor my opinion, fall to the poorer QUALITY WORKMANSHIP major purchasers of lottery ium, City park, Denver. Leo people. Higher income fami tickets and excess here would f'razier is director, and Rav Readers' lies arc not as likely to gam be the only objection I can ble more than they can af Enthronement Slated FOR ESTIMATES CALL now see.” ford as are lower income fa Des Moines, la. — Ar- i milies. The latter of the two JOSEPH ULLMER. BROK chbishop James J. Byrne of I Voice classes form the majority of ERAGE PARTNER: “To me. Dubuque will officiate at the I the participants now attend the raising of funds for the enthronement of Bishop 477-2736 To the Editor: ister” was asked to appear on ing the dog and horse tracks, State through a lottery is more George J. Biskup as the fifth I This morning (Feb. 19) 1 the program . He explained the some of whom spend exces fair and equitable than any Bishop of Des Moines. Bishop picked up The Register and Legion of Decency's aim of sive amounts and have be other method of collecting rev Biskup, who has served since read the top article on our classifying films. A continua come obsessed w'ith finding enue. 1957 as Auxiliary Bishop of declining morals, so to speak. tion of the theme of the origi the pot of gold at the end of “ Any money spent on a lot Dubuque, will preach the ser f^irbo (Construction I have tried my best to fight nal Jan. 21 program was pre the rainbow. tery would be on a voluntary mon at the .March 19 ceremo pornography for a long time. sented Feb. 9 in a nearly “Surveys where gambling basis, no one would have to ny in St. .Ambrose’s Cathe buy a ticket that wasn’t in I guess I wonder, like others, three-hour open session on has been legalized have dral here. 4405 W ^ rd AVE. at TENNYSON terested. if our efforts are helping. We Channel 2 with Mrs. Tuthill, shown that more people are “ .An often-heard complaint seem to be stymied wherever Rogers, and Father Robert found in these states who are today is: “ I pay taxes and we turn. Boyle of Regis. Comments on unable to resist gambling this program appeared in the use only a few of the services . . .1 wrote to TV Channel 2, and, therefore, cannot meet they provide. W ELCOME TO... Denver, after seeing an inter "Denver Catholic Register,” their financial obligations, issue of Feb. 18, page 8) “ A lottery would eliminate view on their station (Jan. 21, than are found in states this complaint. “ Hollywood, Denver, and where strict gambling laws “ One more favorable factor You,” panel discussing the 4 Penrose Hospital are enforced. I feel this pro is that the lottery would be movie Kiss Me Stupid). . . Programs Approved posal would be one step clo under State control, and would. Jean Tuthill is a Presbyterian, ser to opening all types of I believe, eliminate a lot of MOUNT CARMEL PARISH but she said she would accept Colorado Springs — Four gambling in our state.” under-the-table betting. the Legion of Decency (“C” educational programs at Pen HENRY P. JAMES, CURA “ I see two problems raised classification of the film). She rose hospital have been granted TOR OF CONTEMPORARY by the introduction of a lot said she wouldn’t recommend continued approval by the ART: “ I think it is a good tery: Some feel that it is im Kiss Me Stupid to anyone. . . plan. I am originally from moral to bet in this manner. Council on Medical Education (Panelist John.Rogers claimed the East and I think they However I don’t agree with ho knew of three Catholics in of the .American Medical asso should take advantage of this lino of thought. Secondly, the audience (two laughed; FESTIVAL ciation, according to an an such statewide gambling in will enough tickets be bought one didn’t). He felt he had a form of revenue as they have at the price, $3, to make the majority. We (as Catholics) nouncement from the AM.A’s in the Eastern states, lottery practicable? don’t realize how much we’ re office in Chicago. ‘ •Actually, as we know, “ Whatever the pros and watched. Will we stick to the Programs approved include there is much illegal gam cons are. I am for it.” rules or not? You see things the four-year residencies in bling in all states and I feel like this and your blood boils. SAT. and SUN.— HBRUARY 27th and 28lh pathology and radiotherapy, the the state, by legalizing lotte Respectfully, Cahill Tributes three-year residency in radiolo ries, can wipe out much of Mrs. C. Matson Washington — Tributes to the gy, and the hospital’s one-year this and get a cut they are Denver internship. late T. Joe Cahill, known At Mount Carmel Grade School Gym 3600 Pecos St. not now receiving. “ Mr. Wyoming,” from Bishop (Editor’s Note: Two weeks Fifteen doctors are currently “ Certainly It is a painless Hubert M. Newell of Cheyenne, later C. J. Zecha of the “ Reg enrolled in these programs. process when com pared to and Sister Kathleen, adminis THE TIME 6:00 P.M. TILL ???????? taxes. Excess would be the trator of De Paul hospital, The Denver Catholic Register only possible danger but ex were read into the Congression cesses can now exist at the al Record by Congres.sman — OUR OWN SPECIALTY — ------SPECIAL ATTRACTION------President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D. dog and horse tracks.” Teno Roncalio of Wyoming. Editor and Business M anager...... Rt. Rev. John B. Cavanagh THE RES E PETERSEN. Associate Business Manager ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty HOUSEWIFE: “Yes. I be —X. CARTOON MOVIE HOUSE lieve it is, provided measures ELCAR FENCE Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter Vi HOUR OF CARTOONS FOR THE CHILDREN Associate Editors ..Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, Clement are taken to ensure there is J. Zecha, James R. Walsh, and David R. Millon. no fraud involved and that • ------• the lottery is conducted in News Editor ...... Edward Smith FENCE such manner that the indivi FREE POPCORN WITH EACH ADMISSION Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch dual stands a reasonable HOT DOGS • ------• Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy chance of winning a fair pro N3W Circulation D irector...... Julia M. Boggs portion. Although this can be WITH CHILI PEPPERS A New Show Every 2 Hour a dangerous but legal situa • Free, Courteous tion for some, the possibility Published Weekly by of becoming involved in some Estimates THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) type of gambling habit is al 938 Bannock Street. Denver. Colo. 80204 ways available and in my • Immediate Telephone. 825-1145 P. O. Box 1620 opinion does not outweigh the Installation MANY OTHER GAME BOOTHS possible advantage of cither lowering the general tax bur den and using this means to • No Money Subscription: $4.00 a year. prevent additional taxation. Down Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. “ I can’t see that it is either - GRAND AWARD - Foreign countries, including Philippines, $7.00 a year. unjust or unfair since those Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. participating do so on a vol ELCAR FENCE untary basis. It is as stable a plan, 1 feel, as taxing a com Thursdoy, February 25, 1965 42 modity, since the percentage 756-8391 1965 MUSTANG Special Welcome of users is always an un known.” ELCAR FENCE To OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the Former Parishioners archdiocese. Whatever appears in its columns over the FOR SALE: signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Catholic Nursing Home. Capacity 18. Good Alumni Curia is hereby declared official. opportunity for Catholic couple. House sub We hope The Register will be read in every home of And Friends of the archdiocese. stantial, good condition, gas heated, two car We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a garage, corner lot, in excellent Denver sec DONATIONS Alt. Carmel taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of tion. Unable to staff project any longer witli The Register. 25c OR 5 FOR $1.00 « URBAN J. VEHR Sisters, write SR-IOOL. The Denver Catholic Feast of St. Francis de Sales Archbishop of Denver Register Jan. 29. 1960. I P a g e 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 Hospital Auxiliary To Offer Volunteer Training Course The first spring training pro teers, said a spokesman. Jobs in gram for volunteers sponsored 15 different hospital areas are 0{ Iwte/t&st to W O M E N by the Women’s Auxiliary of available, requiring a few hours St. Anthony’s hospital, Denver, week from each new volun will be held March 1 and 2 teer. from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. The The training program is with program will be held at the out charge, and is open to any hospital. W. 16th and Raleigh woman who is interested in this El Pomar, Colo. Springs, streets. vital community service. The two-morning sessions are Information and reservations intended to train new volun can be had by calling Mrs. teers for the Pink Lady Hospi Claire Dennis, Thursday, Feb. Plans 5 Lenfen Retreats tal Service program, and will 25, or Friday, Feb. 26, from 8 be followed both days by a a.m. to 4:30. The phone number Five Lenten retreats will be Joseph’s parish, Pueblo. The Rev. Francis Bakewell, S.J. luncheon, at which the new vol is 825-9011, Ex. 2119. On Satur held at El Pomar Retreat following weekend, March 19- Reservations may be sent to unteers will be guests of the day or Sunday, persons can House, Colorado Springs. The 21, is scheduled for three Den the retreat house or by contact hospital. call Mrs. Forman, 756-1188, for first weekend of Lent, March 5- ver parish groups: St. Pa ing Miss Viola Cinea, 455-3064, information. 7, is set aside for young single trick’s, Pre.sentation, and Guar in Denver. EVERY PHASE of volunteer women within the 18 to 25 age dian Angels’ . Others not be services is understaffed at the PRCSH • BCAUTIPUU group. It will be conducted by longing to these parishes but in THE YOUNG women belong present time, owing to the re FLOWERS the Rev. Lawrence St. Peter, terested in making a retreat ing to the Catholic Alumni FAST OCLI VERY cent enlargement of the hospi assistant at St. John the Evan during Lent are welcome to Club, Denver and Colorado RHONB « CHAROS gelist parish, Denver. write for reservations to the Springs, are invited to attend Tabernocle Society Seeks Members tal. The additional increase in The March 12-14 retreat is Retreat House or contact the the April 2-4 retreat for their the number of beds has created Picking the choicest spots for a “ drive” women in various parishes and arrange mon scheduled for women of Holy chairman of a parish group group. The retreat master will a demand for additional volun thly meetings. A fee of $1 per member is Family and All Saints’ pa- March 26-28 is a general re be the Rev. Columban Brown around (he metropolitan area are those 757-7611 members of the Tabernacle society, Denver, requested. One of the society’s projects is rishes, Denver, and St. treat to be conducted by the ing, C.P. Other young women TRADITIONALLY may attend this retreat if space left to right, Mmes. Robert J. McGlone, the sale of old gold and silver to finance T H E F IN E S T IN is available. Miss Alice May Lindsey E. Waters, and Paul V. Murray. purchase of materials, which is distributed to PHOTOGRAPHY & Lewis (333-4982) is taking re Members of the society make altar linens members who may sew in their own homes. servations in Denver, in Color and vestments for mission churches in the Mrs. McGlone is chairman of the old gold D e C R Q C E ado Springs contact the retreat state. Since last December they have mailed and silver committee. Mrs. Waters Is in house (632-2451), 1661 Mesa 4<55 E. Colfax charge of membership, and Mrs. Murray is avenue. 18 packages, including vestments and altar accessories to various mission posts. In their publicity chairman. “ drive,” they hope to attract the aid of other ARVADA Spring Breakfast Set 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7723 ly Archbishop's Guild Busy Members of Tabernacle Society WESTMINSTER 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428-5097 Approximately 200 mem bers of the Archbishop’s THORNTON Guild, Denver, will attend the Are Like Modern-Day Prospectors dRY CLEANING 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 spring breakfast at the Brown Palace hotel Sunday, The precious metal in dis There’ s no magic in it. Mrs. Anthony F. Zarlengo, 2601 1 DAY WHEATRIDGE Feb. 28, at 10:30 a.m. carded heirlooms. watches, The Tabernacle society of the Stuart street, Denver at 2 p.m LAUNDRY 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-1438 Following the breakfast eye-glass frames, broken jewel Archdiocese of Denver uses the As more members join — the Plan Nurses’ Retreat Day models for the forthcoming ry, silverware, and gold-filled proceeds from the sale of dis RADIO PICK-UP DENVER fashion show will be selected. membership fee is $1 a year — Planning a day of recollection for the St. Joseph’s hospi dentures is transformed by carded valuables to buy mater more materials can be twught DISPATCH & OELIVERV 9 2 9 - 15TH ST. • 244-4493 “ The Soft Touch of Fashion’ ’ modern-day Colorado prospec ials for making altar equip tal School of Nursing alumnae arc these new officers of the and more vestments sent to the 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-6259 is the theme for this year’s tors into altar linens, vest ment. LEE O'CONNOR event. There will be favors missions that need them. group. Left to right are Mary Jane Wilson, secretary; Mado- ments, ciboria, and other ne Its regular First Friday FORT COLLINS for those in attendance and Member: Sts. Peter & Paul lin Porecco, treasurer; Loretta Blodgett, president; and Cath cessities for the altars of mis meeting next month, March 5, special awards. THE SEWING committee Parish 2215 SO. COLLEGE • 482-0996 arine Sharping, member of the council. The recollection day sion churches. will be held in the home of Tickets can bo obtained keeps a supply of small altar will be held Sunday, March 28, in the Denver hospital’s Sac linens on hand. The vestment from Anita Saunders, ways uniituKimniiiniiiiiiiuiMmMiiiiiiii'iiii" red Heart chapel, beginning with a conference at 10 a.m. and and means chairman, 422-0362, committee likewise tries to concluding with a Mass at 4 p.m. All alumnae of the nursing or her co-chairman, Dolores maintain a reserve of three to school are invited to attend. De Andrea, 422-6407. five sets of vestments in all co lors, ready for shipment, or for use in Denver by visiting priests attending clerical con Paramount Club St. Joseph’s Guild ventions here. The Paramount club will St. Joseph’s Guild members The society always coope sponsor a dance for prospec will meet Saturday, March 6, in rates with other groups in ef tive members on Friday, Feb. the library of St. Francis de forts to serve Christ in the 26. 8:30 p.m., in the DAV hall. Sales high school, Denver. Mrs. Tabernacle. 1225 Broadway, Denver. Mem T. Raber Taylor will speak on It voted at its last meeting to bership is open to single Catho vocations. Sister Celeste Marie give $125 to maintain a bus for lics, widows or widowers, 35 will explain the Sister Form a one month in the Migrant years of age or over. Members tion movement, and Sister La Workers’ program. 0 and guests will attend Mass wrence Marie will present a Old gold, or other redundant together in St. Catherine’s skit on a day in the life of a treasures, may be handed in at church, Denver, on Sunday. novice. The guild officers will meetings of the society, as an Feb. 28. Information can be ob be hostesses. nounced. or sent to the Chance tained from Isaac Rodriquez, ry office, 1536 I^gan street. 333-7906. St. Clara Unit Denver; or Mrs. K. J. Mc Glone. chairman, may be con Fleming Elections Members of the St. Clara orphanage aid society. Den- tacted by phone, 777-1015, to ar range collection of items donat Mrs. Lawrence Schaefer was ' ver, will sponsor a card par elected president at a meeting ed. ty at the orphanage, 3200 W. of the Northeastern division of 3-Day Carnival the Denver Archdiocesan Coun 29th avenue, on Wednesday, HUNT CLEANERS TURNS CHORES TO CHEERS C a je la n ’s March 3, 12:30 p.nr. Friends cil of Catholic Women in St. COMPUCTE LAUNDRY 4 with many helpful services! Making plans fur the winter carnival spon net Hill Priory, Colorado Springs. The carni Peter’s parish hall, Fleming. and members are asked to ALTERATION SERVICE sored by (he friends of St. Cujetan's school, val will be held on the evenings of Friday, Mrs. Ed Boerner was named attend to help make plans for Srrvicino M SI Th<»re»f-» Use your charge account to pay Denver. left to right, are Sister James Marie, Saturday, and Sunday, Feb. 26, 27, and 28, auditor. The Rev. Emmanuel the annual card party to he And ChnsI llu- Kino Gabel of St. John’s church. held in the Knights of Colum 1 HOUR SERVKE ON CLEANING APPLIANCES SERVICE DEPARTMENT . . principal of the school; Mrs. .Anita Garcia, at .9th and Lawrence streets. There will be 7»l E. tth AVE • US-tta Stoneham, spoke on the Second bus hull in May. Those inter fast and reliable service on all Frank Ankcle, Sister Reginald, and Mrs. special games and awards. Excellent Mexi ested In assisting this worthy Magdclene Trujillo. Proceeds from (he event can food will be prepared and served through Vatican Council. Sister M. An your major appliances. selm led the school children in benefft can write or call Mrs. will go toward needs at the school, which is out all three evenings. Call 534-3366 ext. 403 vocal selections. ’ Rose M. Mattick, 333 E. 16th INTEREST PAID conducted by the Benedictine Sisters of Be- avenue, Apt. 412, Denver: St. Vincent Aides telephone 255 • 2263. Tickets aUARTERlY TV, RADIO AND STEREO SERVICE. . will be mailed to those mak Call 433-4033 Recollection Day Members of the St. Vincent ing the request. ON TIME DEPOSITS Aid society will meet Tues CARPET OR FURNITURE CLEANING . . Set for Academy Archbishop's Guild S V 7 to 6 ’/2% day, March 2, at 2 p.m., in Study Club Speaker even walls. Call 936-7115 Sister Francis Mary of Loret- .Amelia Maytag will entertain circle will meet at Cecile the home of Mrs. John P. El AAothers, Guests to Heights college, Denver, will Per Yr. illoly Family circle March 1, Schunemann’s and Marilyn liott, 951 S. Garfield street, bc the guest speaker at a meet SCOTCHGARD S ER V IC E ... The Rev. Robert McMahon, and on March 2 Virginia Glea Bonato will entertain Blessed Denver. Mrs. James H. Lin- ing of the Catholic Women’ s WE HAVE REFERENCES protect your furniture, new or old, with pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul's son will entertain St Cecelia Virgin Mary circle. Ada Luna kins, president of the north Study Club on Thursday, March Write Bo.x L-696 c /o this fine finish. parish, Wheatridge, will con circle and Little Flower circle will host Christ the King circle Denver council of the 4, in the Denver Dry Goods tea Register. 938 Bannock. Call 534-3366 ext. 374 duct a day of recollection for will meet in the home of 1 March 5. DACCW, will install Mrs. Florence Schmidt. room, at 1 p.m. A Scripture St. Mary’s academy mothers Peggy Piccola and Bonnie Lindsay E. Waters as pres scholar, she is at present giving and their guests on Monday, Diane Ganiel will entertain Quillan have joined Mother Ca- ident and the other officers. lectures throughout the Denver March 8. St. Francis dc Sale.s’ circle; Miss Marian Slayton will be brini circle, which will meet in area on the Bible and its rela The day will begin at 9:30 Our Lady of Sorrows will meet guest speaker. Friends and in the home of Mary Musso and tion to modern problems. Mem a.m. and conclude at 3 p.m. the home of Dolores De Andrea members are welcome. Tea Our Lady of the Rockies will bers o f the club may bring Mass and Benediction will be Feb. 25. will be served. meet in the home of Roberta friends to this meeting. celebrated in the convent cha Fox. Claudia Belton, Kathy pel at St. Mary’s academy. I Tanko and Caroline Tyburzzi Luncheon will be served inj are new members of Our Lady the school cafeteria. I of the Rockies, Let Us Reservations can be made by On March 3 Joan Rollins will sending check for $2 to Chari entertain Queen of .Angels cir- man of the Day of Recollection,'®^^ March 4 St. Thomas Mrs. R. T. Philips, 4911 S. Aquina.s circle will meet in the Washington street, Englewood, home of Joan Ortell; St. Ann COVER 80110. Engcigecf ' The day’s retreat is spon Your Financial sored by the grade and high Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyons school Mothers Clubs. of Denver have announced the engagement of their daughter, NEEDS 8 at Annunciation Eileen Clare, to Thomas whenever you’re unexpectedly Monor House Stewers In State Tourney John Elms, son U.S.D.A. Inspected and Grade of Mr. and caught without cash to cover Cut Up Chicken "A” 2^ to 3V4 lbs. ovg. wt. lb . 2 9 ' ^ (Annunciation High School, Mrs. John any reasonable financial Denver) Elms, also of need. Best M'ay to Just one low price on Blade Denver. The “ BARREL OUT” is to see and 7-bone Chuck Roasts. The speech team from An bride-elect will us for a Low Cost Loan. Chuck Roasts None priced higher. nunciation high school qualified i b . 3 9 < i be graduated You’ll get the money you five students for the State from Mercy Forensic festival at a district need quickly, with convenient Boneless. Boned, rolled and Hospital school tied. U.S. Choice grade only. qualifying meet held Feb. 20 at of nursing, in June. Her fiance repayment arrangements. Chuck Roasts l b . G S * ! George Washington high school, is a graduate of Holy Family Denver. high school. Denver, and at pres Boned, rolled and tied. Receiving superior ratings in ent is serving in the Navy. No U. S. Choice grade. the meet were Jacob Williams, date has been set for the wed English Cut Roast Various sizes l b . 6 9 * ’ original oratory; Lloyd Fuller, ding. Second Deed of Trust oratorical interpretation; Earlie Round Bone. U. S. Thomas, humorous Interpreta L0ANS...0UR SPECIALTY Choice Grade Beef tion; Mary Frilot, poetry inter Dr. James P. Gray Roasts only. Bone In. lb . 5 9 * ^ pretation; and Stanley Robin OPTOMETRIST son, dramatic interpretation. Gold Bond Stamps - No. 1 in the Rockies. The state festival will be held Eyes Examined at the University of Colorado, Visual Gate Bc' .Ider. March 19-20. Contact Lenses 'Assets Exceed O ne M illion’ News Deadline! 213 Colo. Bldg. The deadline for news stories 1615 Calif. Westland Industrial Bank and pictures to appear in the For Appointment Call: FREE FINANCIAL COUNCILING “ Denver Catholic Register” is 825-8883 W . r..,rv » the right to limit qoontitio,. None sold to deoler. Monday at 5 p.m. 11199 W . C o lf a x Phono 237-0465 Prices good in Denver and Suburbs thru Sat., Feb. 27, 1965* ©Copyri ght 1965 Safeway Stores Inc. Beuel Hill Registration Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 7 Symphony Review • • • To Be Held on fob. 2 7 Musical Demands Not Met Registration at Bcnet Hill cate that of the 43 taking the academy for girls. Colorado test. 56 per cent, ranked above By Edward L. Maginnis, S.J. insecurity showed itself In a in this piece than elsewhere Springs, for ninth grade 10th grade reading level, 50 per The first movement of the timidity on the part of the and the woodwind soloists did student.s for September, 1965, cent above 10th grade in mathe Eroica" is the only piece of strings that they have learned their usual splendid work with a.s well as for any transfer matics. and 65 per cent above music about which I could say to overcome under the lead unusual taste and delicacy, but students, will be held in the loth grade level in language arts. unhesitatingly that, were the ership of Vladimir Gol- the whole performance did cot academy’s library on Saturday. A check on composite scores occasion to present itself, I schniann. become a whole almost until Keb. 27, between 9 a.m. and 5 shows that 28 per cent rank I could sit down and listen once, The program opened with the the end. p.m. above llth grade equivalent. twice, five or six times in suc overture to Berlioz' “ Beatrice Notifications of accc|)tance, ^ ! cession. without reluctance, let and Benedict” . Tins was a IF YAGHJIAN had done in have been mailed to all' STUDENTS attending Benetj lone boredom. This thought rouser and gave the greatest tile Stravinsky what he attempt evidence of the guest condur- students in the Denver and Co-P***^ present will be regis-j occurred to me the other night ed in the Berlioz, and done in lorado Springs areas who tooki^®*"^’^ during thc^ coming week. as I drove home from the con tor’s competence of the even , u .. . ^ the e.xamination administered Program schedules will be ap ins. Following it was GunUT:‘hc Berlioz whal he attempts cert of the Denver Symphony Schnllcr-s "Seven Studies he Beethoven, the results at the academy on Keb. 6. Re proved by parents before offici o n l‘" Orchestra, after a performance Themes of Paul Klee". It w a .| "™ 'd have been a good dea sults of this placement test will ally registering. Subjects added Sister Mary Kirran which tested the idea severely. my first hearing of this modern ifO 'T satisfying. This stlU be given students and their to the present curriculum in The guest conductor. Haig work, which I found successive-Beethoven unaccounted pa'cnts on registration day. clude French II, Religion IV, Club To Tour Yaghjian, whose present posi ly provocative, amusiiig, and j Under the new scholarship Spanish II, Latin III. Phvsics tion is that of associate conduc tedious. program for the academy, (PSSC Curriculum). Math III. Mercy Hospital tor of the Pittsburgh Symphony which is conducted hy the Be and Art II. .A faculty, increase One study entitled “ Arab Vil The Second Best Man At Members of the First Friday Orchestra, presented the Beet nedictine Sisters of Benet Hill and curriculum expansion lage” featured a sensitive off club will be gain an insight into hoven work as the second half Your Wedding Priory, the girl ranking high make it possible to accept two stage solo by Mr. Hockstad, the the workings of Mercy hospital, of an interesting concert. Its in est on the placement test and classes of freshmen for Sep flutist. The last work before in Is Your Wedding one of the most unusual and terest lay for me chiefly in the having the recommendation tember, 1965. The upper three termission was the traditional Photographer up-to-date medical centers fact that it included so many of pastor and principal, grades will be limited as pre suite from Stravinsky’s ballet. the nation, at their meeting near misses in terms of vitali together with grade scho<»l viously. “ The Firebird.” If rhythm is Thursday. March. 4. ty. understanding, audience in records satisfactory for (he vital to Beethoven it is every Sister Mary Kierun, admin volvement, It would be easy en present year, will receive a thing to Stravinsky. The orche istrator of the hospital, will be ough to score Yaghjiaci’s per scholarship covering one-half Duo-Pianists to Play stra was generally more secure iMordi Gras King and Q u een hostess for the meeting. Lun formance of the “ Eroica” by tuition for her freshman With Symphony cheon will be served in the hos saying that he didn’t succeed in Ready for their entrance at the court pageant in the year. One scholarship will he The duo-piano team of Gold pital’ s Terrace room at 12:15 obstructing Beethoven’s inten-: [ awarded a student from each Denver City .\uditoritim Saturday night, Keb. 27, are Joseph and Fizdale will be guest ar p.m., and Sister Kieran will ad tions. Phrases like “ disappoint- 1 parish of the city. Narracci of Mullen high school and Linda Kukral of St. Mary's tists with the Denver Sym dress the group on “ A New ing competence” suggest them- ■ | Girls other than those enter academy, who will reign as king and queen of the annual phony orchestra under Vladi Concept in Hospital Facilities.” selves as comfortable little { ing the ninth gi*ade in Septem b a k er ies ! FROM benefit event for the Christian Brothers who staff Mullen high mir Golschmann’s direction After the talk, the members summaries of his efforts. This | ber will be required to present, school, Denver. Their costumes were designed by Lillian Hel on Tuesday. .March 2, in the will be taken on a guided tour might obscure the fact that he | | Home of Fine Pastries j The House of or have sent to the academy, a Denver .Auditorium theater. through the new Mercy ho.spi- and the orchestra made several j | ling. .\lter the ])ageant two halls will he held, one for youths transcript of grades earned this 66 So. Broadway | They will be heard in Francis tal, one of only four hospitals valid points in the music as it ) 1649 So. Colorado Blvd. ^ Photography at the Hilton hotel and one for adults at the Brown Palace present year, together with sui Poulenc’s “ Concerto for Two in the nation embodying the un progressed. . | 1330 Colorado Blvd. ) 3BIS E . 2nd Av« (Charry Creek) hotel. table recommendations. Re Pia.ios.’ ’ usual plan for medical care. 2410 East 3rd Ave. | 3 3 3 - 3 2 7 9 turns from the placement test, DESPITE some irritating I based on national norms, indi- mannerisms with the baton' Ethics in Business Topic which .surely confused m om -' W o m e n of St. Anthony's In New M exico Play bers of the orchestra on occa Carpet in Your Kitchen!!! Of Regis President's Talk sion, Yaghjian succeeded in Ronald William Mcsch. son treating the fugal elements of FOR TEN GOOD REASONS of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. .Mcsch, the second and fourth move To Conduct Soap Survey “ Business ethics is synono- ted out that the ethical man is WHY Colorado Springs, is featured in mous with ethics in business — one of moral responsibility, ments with good clarity and I Remember .Mama, the cur adequate balance. He also suc (St. .\nlhony of Padua's Parish. suddenly and has been hospita responsible human conduct in' “ Such men.” he said, “ have YOU WOULD LOVE IT rent production at the College ceeded. on occasion, in handl Denver) lized at St. Joseph’s hospital business,” said the Very Rev. achieved a certain minimum of of St. Joseph on the Rio ing the climactic moments with CALL since Feb. 17. His condition is Richard F. Ryan, S.J., presi- psychological maturity In their As a novel money-making thoughtful vigor. improving. Grande in Albuquerque, N. dent of Regis college, Denver, own lives and can spark the 744-3139 project, St. Anthony of Padua’s Mex. What I missed most of ail Parents of children who are in a speech delivered Feb. 16'maturity in others.” PT.A is sponsoring a Proctor & were a sense of the over-all to receive either First Commu A sophomore, he plans to ma- to members of the Downtown Each man’s responsibility to MILE-HI CARPET AND DRAPERIES Gamble laundry institute sur jor in mathematics and secon-l Denver Lions’ club, structure of the work and the nion on Sunday, May 2, or Con his own self was cited in an W b IVe/ceme Your Inquiries vey to be conducted from the dary education. t In his talk Father Ryan poin- pecularliarly propulsive cha parish hall. firmation on .April 29. are re example drawn from the life of minded that the children must racter that the rh>*thm of a One hundred seventy women St. Thomas More. The saint, he good Beethoven performance attend CCD classes every said, ".shows us where he lo volunteers are needed, of always displays. .As to the first. week. cated his self, where he had to 6TH AVE. whom 55 will be chosen to com Sister Mary Louise, English Cathedral School Students Mr. Yaghjian is an exponent of plete the survey. This project die rather than be untrue to the irrelevant rubato. To a mu O L I V E R ^ S and literature teacher at Luret- himself. Most of us will never & will not entail the buying or to Heights college, will he the sician this is an exceedingly selling of anything. The volun be called upon to offer our nasty remark, so I hope I'm MARION guest speaker at (he next Altar To Attend Speech Tourney lives as a pledge for what we Meat Market teers will simply do their laun und Rosary society meeting not making it worse by saying dry at home a.s usual, using the believe.” I that at least he is very subtle “ Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats*’ Wednesday, March 3, at 7:30 (Cathedral High School, Hubbard; second. Gwenj But the mature man. product to be supplied by Proc p.m. Father about it. There were no Sto- Denver) Forbes: and third, Connie Ru-|Ryan said, "lives in such a way tor & Gamble. S i s t e r's subject will be kowskian excesses here. But CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER that deep inside himself there is This program is open to wo “ What’s in a N am e?'’ Represeating Cathedral high I there was also no underlining men from all parishes. Anyone school in the .All-State Speech Physics: First, Dennis Dray-! an area of meaning, of value of the form of the music. Part Fresh Poultry Fish er: second. Ronald Hinton: i that gives a glow, a vitality, a wishing to participate should “ SIN AND THE Redemp meet to be held March 19-20 a? succeeded part as a well-dis third. Patrice (lUnderson: and ■ worth to even the routine things call Wilma Van Cleave at 922- tion’ ’ will be discussed by the Colorado university will be; posed audience grew- periodi fourth. Frank .Moore. he does every day,” 1691, or Shirley Hall at 922-2744 iRfv, Robert Kekeisen, i>astor. Debate. Mike DiManna an<{ cally restive. When a conductor knows how' to relate what has ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at the next adult instruction Tome Haney; discussion, Paul FR.W'K BURNS, sacristan at I class at 8 )).m. Monday. March Donahue; extemporaneous gone before to what is happen ing now with intimations of St. .Anthony’s, was taken ill 1. in the school building. Mike DiManna; original orato- what is coming after, he can i-y, Bob Bobalak; humorous Tim O’Connell and John Ken enthrall his auditors with total dall: dramatic, Tim Leuschner; ly unfamiliar music, even when their awareness of musical and poetry, Helen Battia and Ginger Kenney. form is minimal. As to his handling of the rhythms, Beethoven's demands THESE STUDENTS qualified were simply not met. His tempi for the state contest in the dis were a shade on the fast side trict oualifying meet Sat., Feb. throughout, and they got revea 20, at George Washington high lingly out of hand twice in the school. fourth njovement. And yet the Two Cathedral • high school music simply did not get off th-‘ stiidnts, senior John Hollis and ground. A comparison of his junior Mary Kramer, received reading of the funeral march honorable mention in the scho with that of, say. Bruno Walter lastic art awards. or even Otto Klemperer on Honey of a John’s three paintings and discs would show that it is not Mary’s wood and metal con speed which makes this music struction have been on display move but a certain galvanic bank for busy people at the downtown May-D and F mastery of the rhythmic attack, department store and will re a kind of mental anticipation of Crowded schedule? Buzz to AN B before or after work... main there through Feb. 27. the downbeat and of the notes drive-in and walk-up windows open at 7:30 a.m., close at which mark the entry of phra 6 p.m. Quick, friendly help on loans or any money matter, CATHEDRAL :iIGH school S t G ______ses, which brings the music to free parking inside. Two types of checking accounts to held a science fair Saturday, life and helps it to get inside Feb. 20. - S t - the hearer and the performer pay bills by mail, and AN B provides everything you need Those who placed or received Knights’ festivity Feb. 2 7 alike. —including the stamp—to make checking or savings de honorable mention will be al This was surely missing on posits by mail. How doth the busy bee? He banks at ANB. Plan Mothers’ Retreat lowed to enter their projects in Preparing food for a midnight buffet supper to he served Tuesday evening, except the archdiocesan science fair at the Knights’ of Columbus Mardi Gras is .'Mrs. Mary Sku- sporadically in the opening Sister Mary Charlccn, superior of St. Clary’s academy to be held March 13 at Regis lavik, food chairman, left, and Mrs. Lena Boedighmer, right. selection. I suspect that this and principal of (he high school, checks (he schedule (or the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK high school. Highlights of the evening will be music by Bob Capelli and was due in part to Mr. Yagh day of recollection to be held .Monday, March 8. for members These students and their . . . , , . . . . ,• I .1 i jian’ s difficulties with the ha- 17th and stout 244-6911 his orchestra, awards tor costumes, which arc optional; and ' because of a marked in- of the grade and high school Mother’s clubs and their guests. categories are: MEMBER F. O .I.e. (he crowning of a king and queen. The dance will be held in The chairman of the one-day retreat, Mrs. R. T. Phillips (left) Biology: First, Kathy Rother- security on the part of some the Council 539 hall, 1535 Grant street, Denver, beginning at of the orchestral choirs. This has announced that the Rev. Robert McMahon, pastor of Sts. mel and Jeanette Haywood; se cond, Enrique Perez; third, 9 p.m. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Gerturde Hein Peter and Paul’s parish, H'hcatridge, will conduct the confer Donald Downey; and fourth, rich, 377-5440; Mrs. Dorthy Sheridan: 794-7058; Mrs. Blanche ences and offer Mass and give Benediction. The day will be Dave Pekar. Siaina, 722-2435: or >Irs. Carolyn Olivas, 429-7280. gin at 9:30 a.m. and close at 3 p.m. Discussing the program Chemistry: First, Susan Bo- Distinct Stylings In with Sister Charleen and Mrs. Phillips are Mrs. Clctus E. balek; and second, Paul Stew B3Tnc, Jr. (next to left), and Mrs. Charles Hughes. Reserva art.- tions can be made by sending a check for $2 per person to Mathematics: First, Louise High Quality Women’s Mrs. R. T. Phillips, 4911 S. Washington street, Englewood, BALDWIN 80110. This cost Includes lunch. Wear Established 1862 Three Lectures Plannetdl for . . . 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A program of throe lectures the University of Colorado, will “IN DENVER’S MUSIC CENTER” will be presented during Regis speak Wednesday, April 21, on Fred Rothschild, Edith Flagg, Sue Brett, college’s 1965 spring lecture se- “ Shakespeare, the secret agent 1623 California St. AC 2-9701' Serbin, Alex Coleman, Sportempo, Kayser, r i e s, college officials an of the Jesuits; .An investigation Warners, Exquisite Form, Hanes Hosiery and nounced this week. of the Elizabethan-Jesuit under Cusfomar Forking of 1745 Stout St. S e a-B ’s S w im w e a r ground.” 1544 BROAOWAr FIRST LECTURE in the se SIZES 7-18 ries will be presented Thurs ALL LECTURES will begin day, March 4, by Dr. James at 8 p.m. in the Regis college Put Your Spring Wardrobe in Sandoe, associate professor of fieldhousc lecture hall and are Lay-A-Way— AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. speech and drama at the open to the public without SANDERS & SONS, INC. University of Colorado. Dr. charge. Sandoe’s topic will be “ Shake speare’s Chronicle Plays: A re Christophers on TV ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT cital -lecture stressing the FOUR SEASONS sounds of Shakespeare’s lan The Christophers’ program, guage.” He will be assisted by with Father James Keller, BOB PHILLIPS CU students Glenn Johnson and M.M., as host will be telecast Rickey Weiser. Sunday, Feb. 28, 11:15 a.m., HAS JOINED OUR SALES STAFF On Wednesday. April 7. the on KO.A-TV, Channel 4. Den FASHIONS Rev, Robert R. Boyle, S.J., as ver, and KOAA-TV, Channel sociate professor of English at 5. Colorado Springs. for friendly and Courteous Regis college, will speak on “The World of Gerard Manley Sanders & Sons, Inc. S e rv ice Hopkins' Poems; .An illustrated DRY CLEANING lecture dealing with scenes in AND LAUNDRY 320 HUDSON ST. 355-4141 ;«ii FINE CARPETS • CUSTOM DRAPERIES • INTERIORS Scotland, England, the Isle of 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.- -Mon. thru Sot. Wight, and Wales.” Telephone 388-9241 • 470 So. Colorado Blvd. • Denver, Colo. 80222 John L. Murphy, a member t A N 4 A W E of the English department at - ^ ^ ^ For Hie Listanor Page 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 Best Recording of Beethoven No. 1 production and it’s a worthy TV show had a star-studded Kim Stanley Stands Out in New Film The best recording to date cast, the majority of the songs o f Beethoven’s “Symphony song. . Lesley Ann Warren, in the arc sung on the recording by By C. J. Zccba in her role as the medium deserves credit for a fine per No. 1” has been released by role created by Miss Andrews, Miss Warren, Stuart Damon, There’s quite a bit about Miss Stanley goes through the formance as does Werner Epic Records in a per acUon in a soft, quiet m anner. Peters in his portrayal of a Barbara Ruick, Jo Vac Fleet, Scancc on a Wet Afternoon to formance of George Szell and and Pat Carroll. commend it to readers. It’s of the It's this simpUcty of the ac Gestapo officer. It Is an en the Cleveland Orchestra. The an inexpensive little import // m tion that makes the drama ap tertaining film and an en stereo edition is unsurpassed. 'O IM JK H W A. I I Green’s orchestration is a from Britain, done in black pear stark and terrifying at joyable one if you overlook Here is a performance that is CINDPRhLLA highlight. Some of Robert and while. It deals with a several of its melodramatic lively, full bodied, and excit Russell Bennett’s original subject that is alien to many "'one thing must be said for moments. ing all the way. Szell and his orchestrations also are used. and. because of this, is unlike Miss Stanley appears as a this type of film. There are None But the Brave: Pro musicians give an absolutely Those who have the Julie ly to get sympathetic reaction medium of dubious authen no cheap shock effects, as duced and directed in Japan realistic reading to the work. Andrews recording of ‘57 will ticity, who forces her hus were used in Pyscho and by Frank Sinatra, this anti from some viewers. There are many other fine remain partial to it, but the band (Attenborough) into a Whatever Happened to Baby war film is set on an out-of- It might be well to point out versions of this work, notably new recording cannot be dis half-baked plan which she be Jane. It’s a compliment to the-way Pacific island during here that this film is not for the performance of the late missed and, all in all, is the Lawrence Weik set, nor is lieves will bring recognition to Miss Stanley and Atten World War II. The acting by TV M o d erafo r melodious and pleasant. ^ her as a medium who delves borough that the film gains Arturo Toscanini on a 1950 it likely to appeal to those who the Japanese characters is ex RCA Victor disc, but the (CJ^) ______into the occult. The plan is to momentum through their dis- ceptionally good as are the Sister M. Carmencita, ele h- hang onto the Alfred Hitch “borrow” a child from a fjriplined handling of two diffi special effects. The film’s mentary curriculum consul Szell interpretation by far is H cock-type of suspense film. the finest yet to reach the rec wealthy family, make it ap message of brotherhood is tant for the Arcbdlocesan fi It’s an unusual and skillful cult roles. . , , pear it has been kidnapped, While this picture certainly clearly stated but a bit too School Office, will be moder ord counter. 7, film and, more often than not, has a pleasant voice and does iAUDREY HEPBURI collect the ransom, and wait isn’ t everybody’ s meat and violently. ator of a panel on tbe House The performance is w an admirable production. It's justice to the songs required for the story to break into potatoes, it happens to be of tbe Lord program Sunday, heghtened by the technical REX HARRISON chief assets are the perfor Marriage Italian Style: The by her to sing. Although the K front pages of newspapers. skillfully pul together and di film ’s title has an absurd na- Feb. 28, KLZ-TV, Channel 7, aspects of the recording — it mances of American actress clear sound and perfect stereo Then the woman aims to hold rected by Bryan Forbes. tional Implication, but the Denver, at 9:30 a.m. Topic to Kim Stanley and Richard At balance. As for the work it a seance and reveal clues Tricky camera work hign- subject matter as handled by be discussed will the “ Theft,” Buddy Crocker’s tenborough. self, Szell gives the symphony which will let the police find lights one sequence in which director Vittorio de Sica is far which is part of the current xaur^ii T. S. Eliot TV Topic the child unharmed. She sug the abductor is to make con from absurd. The situation is series’ theme, “ Interpreting Alameda Floral DENHAM Recorded readings by the gests to her husband the tact tor the ransom money. handled with a sophisticated a Faith to Live By in These Rosary Flowers available Theatre (Sun 7:3o o.m.i I8th & Mats Sat., Sun., late poet T. S. Eliot will be deception is “ justified” in or Miss Stanley cerlainly de light touch of humor, some 'Times.” Appearing with her anytime California Sts. Hols. 2 p.m. presented in a program der to make her claim as an serves the accolades of praise biting satire, and gentle fun. will be Rabbi Raymond ni;i:niovi;N 2200 W. Alameda Ph. 935-5555 255-4A3* Wed 1:30 pm called “ T. S. Eliot — Pru- authority in spiritualism. given to her for this role. The This adult film sparkles with Zwerin of Temple Emmanuel Kv. 'ilii-v In the Alameda Shopping Cenler frock and After” on the It is Attenborough, who shading of her acting, however a vitality that has becom e and the Rev. Mr. William becomes, at times, a bttle (iKOISCi; ISZKl.l. Lamp Unto My Feet Pro realizes the plan will lead to identified with Italian com e Wright of Asbury Methodist U w ’i- * ■■ gram Sunday, Feb. 28. 8 disaster, *vho sets the pace for annoying, and her mouthing of dies. church. a.m., on KLZ-'TV. Channel 7. a .sombre-type of suspense some words, which should be MAMMA ROSA'S PIZZERIA Denver, and KKTV, Channel that keeps the audience going heard and aren’t, points to her 11, Colorado Springs. in a guessing game. background as an Actors HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS Studio performer. These, how^ Woodwind Quintet Gives • PIZZA • RAVIOLI ‘Hour o f St. Francis’ ever, are minor flaws performance, which on the The ‘ ‘Hour of St. Francis” • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI whole is direct and fascinating Table aned Carry-Out Service will be telecast Sunday, Feb. to watch. Attenborough, too. Concert at St. Andrew's 28. at 10:30 a.m. on KRDO- rates a big nod for his stubtle 1044 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. 936-2336 TV. Channel 13, Colorado By Kathy Ott as a part of a program for a distinct tempo. Every cor underplaying of the weak hus ner of the composition is Springs. band. We attended a chamber presenting cultural events to music concert recently that the community. More con rounded in a stirring effect. Kidnapping, or in whatever There is no formal looseness; was great fun. The concert, certs are planned for the guise it sometimes goes un TRAVELING MEN given by the Larry Norris future, and other events per the orchestra is smooth, ef der. is never an appealing Stay at the taining to the fine arts and ficient, and musical in spirit. subject for drama. The Woodwind Quintet at St. An HEAR drew Avellino seminary, Den drama. The other side of the disc thought of such a thing ver, was completely delightful is taken up with Szell’s inter ARGONAUT HOTEL happening, even in fiction, A suggestion would be that for both children and adults. this type of intimate concert pretation of the same com FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR ASK and LEARN makes a person shudder. No poser’s “ Symphony No. 2.” Al BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND The musicians, and their be played “ in the round” so doubt the film gets a though it’s a remarkable per D IN N ER S choice of program, were pro - that those who were unable to PHONE 423-3101 tight hold on its audience for formance and one that a list On KOA Radio fessional in every way. Nor see each instrumentalist would Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms this reason alone. In Seance ener could hardly quibble ris plays the flute and his have the opportunity, as this 10:20 Every Sunday evening. on a Wet Afternoon the subj with, it, nevertheless, con subtle direction of the group was important to the total COFFEE SHOPS Questions on religion sub ect of the plot is, however, a tains some passages that ap 534-7918 : was a joy to watch. All m em enjoyment of the program. mitted by the radio audi coverup for a story of an un pear to be handled limply. ence answered on the arcb- bers of the quintet, besides (Editor note: Father James balanced woman, and what The orchestra seems some 3 7 4 3 FEDERAL BLVD. dlocesan broadcast. merit and interest the film being masters of their in.stru- Prohens, C.R., rector of St. JA iL eftoLuA . (RjoonL A Booklet on Catholic Andrew’s, who has a vast what strained even in sections spells out is due quite natural ments, seemed to enjoy per where the ear tells one that (Management of Esther and Frank Pong) 7 0 0 0 EAST COLFAX AVE. Church available free of forming as much as the audi musical knowledge, is a ly to a notable piece of acting the reading Is reasonably ac Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. cost to all inquiries. ence enjoyed their artistry. staunch supporter of classical 4 3 0 0 WADSWORTH AVE. by Miss Stanley. curate. And the sound doesn’t COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF W RITE TO The first half of the pro music. When he was pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe come off quite as well as on FINEST CHINESE AND kiddies menu FOLLOWING are comments gram consisted of traditional the “ Symphony No. 1 ." There Ask and Learn. Station music, beginning with a min parish, Colorado Springs, he AMERICAN FOODS KOA. Denver 80203, ' by the National Center for are some apparent distor WE r^EVEJ? CLOSE^ Film Study, a division of the uet in which one could imag was responsible for Introduc A Beautiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room In the Colorado | tions. All fussing aside, it’s Veterens of Foreign Wars Home Catholic Adult Education Cen ine tbe stately bassoon bowing ing parish concerts with pro still an entertaining and John S. Stewart Post No. 1 ter. Chicago, on some current to the coquettish flute. As the fessional artists that received Open to the Public films: praise and commendation worthwhile performance. This IT a.m. to 10 p.m.—Sat., till 12 Midnight concert progressed, Norris ex disc certainly will be counted (Closed Tuesdays) Those Calloways; A back- plained each kistrument and from the Colorado Springs DRIVE IN LIQUORS press and community). as one of the more respected woods family tries to protect each selection. The children when tabulations are compiled Complete selection of Wines, Liquors and Beer present stood close to the from hunters the Canadian at the end of year. Open 9 A.M. to 12 Midnight geese that migrate through musicians and were fasci nated. Some Seats Available 4090 E. Mississippi their area. Some good outdoor ON THE LIGHTER side. Harry McCarthy sequences highlight this Walt Contemporary music com For Loretto Musical Columbia Records has re Disney color production. prised the second part of the leased the sound-track of the 36 Hours: This is a good program. This was less excit A small number of reserved CB.S-TV presentation of suspense film until it lapses ing, o» possibly merely loss seats are still available Rodgers and Hammerstein's into a melodramatic ending. familiar, to the audience. The for Rodgers and Hammer- Cinderella, which was pres Fortunately, even this last solo work of the oboe player stein’s The Sound of Music, ented last Monday evening. ^ ■ lAiur£ii/m third has enough humor and was particularly good, and the the Ijoretto Heights college Originally presented in 1957 TREAT THE FAMILY TO excitement to keep the story difficult timing and counter annual Star lights produc SPECIAL on 'TV, the new version has a ONE OF OUR CONIFER, COLORADO moving . . . Keeping the vio point of the Paul Hindemith tion. Tickets no longer are new book and added NEW YORK CUT DELIGHTFUL DINNERS DENVER— 222-4198 lence to a minimum allows selection were a marvel to available at the dow’ntown orchestrations by John Green, the psychological conflict a hear. box offices, but may be re who conducted the Denver STEAK P %fittmaU in ^l^ottniain greater impact. Rod Taylor, Three songs by Jacques served by calling the college symphony in the premiere of $2.95 Ibert, at the end of the pro at 936-3423. the overture several weeks gram, were lilting, compli- The musical will be staged ago. WHOLE Week's Best plicated, and joyful. A short Feb. 26, 27, and 28 in the This Cinderella is not quite selection from “Pictures at college’s Center of Perform LOBSTER TAIL TV Movies an Exhibition" was played as ing Arts at 8:15 p.m. It fea a match for the '57 score re an encore. leased by Columbia with Julie $2.75 Among some worthwhile tures Loretto stucients in the THE BEER THAT Andrews as the star, but it motion pictures to be seen on The concert was given at feminine roles, augmented by cerlainly has its moments. FISH & CHIP Denver television during the St. Andrew Avellino seminary professional Denver talent. The bright score is still a de MADE MILWAUKEE coming week arc the follow Dr. Judith Wray, Max DlJu- DINNER ing: lio, and Roger Wilbur, of the light to the car. One song, 'Layman' TV Topic “Ijoveliness of Evening,” cut $1.25 FAMOUS TUOBOy ANNIE, Th. IIJJ MOM Loretto faculty, are producer, n>m li tMfabte for tbo performances of “The Mind of the Catholic director, and stage director, from the com posers’ South E njoy a Cocktail Oresster and Wallace Beery (March 7, Channel J, 1 p.m .). ^ Layman,” a two part exam respectively. Pacific, is used in the new Before Dinner ination of the American Cath t h e t h in MAN: The first, and MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. probably best of the series starring olic layman's role in the William Powell, Myma Loy, and Ed- church and community, will ■» ” fh* thin m an." (March be shown on Look Up and « k A r ^ \ / I C C Classification ; R ■ ■ Robert M.—Paul Vy—M. T . M urray ■ ■ ■ | 3, Channel 3, 1 p.m .]. Live over the CBS-TV network { f V \ \ J V iL O By Legion of Decency } SPELLBOUND: Sutpansa-lliiad on Sundays, Feb. 28 and Alfred Hitchcock film with Ingrid Bergman (March 3, Channel 9, 3 M arch 7. In Denver the pro Following are classifications of motion pictures by the Legion of Decency for p.m .). gram will be seen on KLZ-TV, film s currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs first-run, neighborhood, and drlve-ln theaters, as well as those appearing on television in THE DAY DIVORCEE: The slick Channel 7, at 8:30 a.m.; in both the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. Dally listings must be checked tor Ginger Rogers-Prad Astaire film with Colorado Springs it will be time, place, and TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against AEROPLANE CLUB CAN ONE TRANSPORTATION a fcart by Vincent Youmanni. (March listings found In “ TV Guide” magatine. Classifications are: A -), fam ily; A-2, 4, Channel 4, 2:30 p.m .). seen oo KKTV, Channel 11, at adults and adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-4, adults only, with reservations; B, 3312 W. Alameda 934-9414 9:30 a.m. m orally oblectionable In part for a ll; c, condemned. — (Complied by Tom COMPANY BE ALL THINGS GUNOA DIN: A great movie with Officer) fine performances by Cary Grant, Vic Part I, Feb. 28, a studio “ Plenty of Free Parking” tor McLsglen, and Sam Jaffa. (March documentary, will, survey the (Tha “ Ragistar" is not rasponsibla TO ALL P E O P LE ...? 5, Channel 4, 2:30 p.m .}. for lasf-mlnuto ehangas by tho thea- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 ups and downs of lay influence Thin Man, A-2; Burning Hills, A-3; tarr or telovislon stations.) Macbeth, A-2; Ivy, A-2; Spatibound, A- MAN WHO N EV ER WAS: Exciting, in the American Catholic 2; Key to City, B j Son of Palefaee, B ; true story ot a World War II deception Church from pre-Colonial Current Movies Half Angel, A-3; That Wonderful Urge, with Clifton Webb end Stephen Boyd. Back Door to Hell, A-2; Carry on (March S, Channel 9, 3 p.m .). B ; Traveling Saleswoman, A-2. times up to World War II. Spying, unlisted; Code 7, Victim 5, A> THURSDAY, MARCH 4 3; Dear Brlgltta, A-); Dear Haart, A-3; Yearling, A-t; Half Angel, A-2; Gay G irl Happy, B ; Gorgon, A-2; How to Divorcee, A-3; Ambush at Tomahawk, TRY OUR Murder Your Wife, A-3; Hush, Hush, 8 ; To Hava and Have Not, A-3; Indis Sweet Charlotte, A-3; It's Mad, Mad, creet, A-3; You Cen't Run Awey From Mad, Mad World, A-1; John Goldfarb, It, B ; Desperedo, A-2; Fort Dobbs, A-2; Pleas# Come Heme, B ; Kiss Me, Stu April In Paris, B ; Only the Best, A-2; pid, C; Marriage, Italian Style, A-4; Sen Antonio Rose, A-1. ALL-AMERICAN! 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COLFAX Open daify 11 Ban. to 1: SO p4n« cursed, A-2; Burning Hills, A-2; Glory EAST COLFAX S PENNSYLVANIA Brigade, A-L Activities Spark Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 udded songs Denver Visit for ng by amon, NiM k DeMvel Neim Fleet, Actor Pot O'Brien Is a By Marilyn Schauf members of a road company in tobert Irish - American actor Pat 1927 and how she, a non-Catho- Iginal O’Brien flew into town last lie, felt drawn to attend Mass used. "Register' Editor To Address with him. O’Brien recalled how Julie week with “ the wind at his ba ck " and was caught up in a a fiery Irish priest in the St. 7 will whirlwind of activity that didn’ t Louis parish they attended it the diminish until he left for the startled his congregation by ex Annual Father, Son Breakfast ^ dis* West Coast. ploding the theory that only II, is Catholics could obtain heaven. (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) “ GET YOUR hot dogs, t. — The purpose of this trip to p.m. to 1 a.m. the parish Holy Denver w a s to promote Pat then marveled at how Frank M o r r i s s, author, doughnuts, soft drinks, cake Name society Is sponsoring a O’Brien’s autobiography, The years later Pope John XXIII speaker, and news editor of the and candy." Mardi Gras masquerade dance. Wind at My Back, but he did expressed the same idea. Register, National edition, will “ Try your skill at the fish Costumes are optional. be guest speaker at St. Domi much more than that during the The popular actor and his pond.” “ Roll a ski ball!” nic’s annual father and son Attendance is limited to two days he was in Denver. wife have four children, three adults only, and the donation is breakfast to be held in the Sounds like Mardi Gras? It is graduates of Catholic colleges, $5 per couple. Refreshments The telephone lines to Robert and his youngest, Kathleen Bri church basement Sunday, — at St. Dominic’s parish car O’Connor’s home, Doubleday are included. gid, a postulant in the order March 14, after the 7:30 a.m. nival, Saturday, Feb. 27, from representative in Denver and a Mass. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. In the church Religious of Sacred Heart of THE THIRD ORDER of St. member of Holy Cross parish, The breakfast is by reserva auditorium. It's a “ family Mary, Santa Barbara, Calif. Dominic will meet in the were kept tied up with requests tions only. Reservations may night” with fun for alt ages. When asked about his family church Sunday, Feb. 28. at 2:30 for an appearance by the per be ma^e by calling Jim Bur Special awards will be given. life, Pat expressed his idea of p.m. There will be a reception nett, 455-0130, breakfast chair Proceeds from the carnival will sonable actor. keeping a family together of a new member. This W a y to Fiiiit man or Lorren Smith, 477-8129, go towards the new convent mutual affection in the home Setting up directional signs for St. Phi* president of the Holy Name so fund. Postulants will meet in the Tickets may be obtained from PT.\ offi ONE OF THOSE appearan He stated that we’re lucky as ciety. On Saturday, Feb. 20, from 9 rectory reading room at 2 p.m. lomena's PTA “Holiday on 10th Avenue" cers and room mothers or at the door the ces was as the featured speak Catholics. We are given guide pre-l.onlcn dance Saturday night, Feb. 27, night of the dance at the school hall, 10th er at the Denver Women’ s lines, he said, and we don’t arc five members of the intermission time avenue and Fllm ore street. Press club’s annual celebrity need to make an extra set of luncheon Feb. 18, talent .show, “High Lights of Broadway." Mrs. Carl Olson is general chairman, and rules Lakewood Parish Charters FAMILY Here, as in his other appea He al.so emphatically denied They arc left to right, first row, Virginia members of her committee are Mrs. Robert FUN! Thille, Alma Fandal, and Crete Riede; se* Costello, decorations; Mrs. George Pugh, in rances, he was a spinner of any change in the teen-agers of today from those of yesteryear fond row, Marty Jepkes and Pat Nemmers. termission show; Mrs. Phil Sweeney, mid tales in the true Irish form NEW and said that it was the era St. Vincent de Paul Group There will be a midnight buffet supper and switching to an Irish brogue or night buffet; Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney, to an English accent with the that had changed. To the de PLAYER PIANOS dancing to the music of Johnny Pavlako* refreshments; Mrs. Keith Kendall, special greatest of ease and putting his light of teen-agers, he made (Our Lady of Fatima Saturday, Feb. 27, from 9 p.m. vIck’s orchestra. A special award will be a award. full dramatic talent into the tell known his respect for the mem Parish, Lakewood) to 1 a.m. in the parish hall. portable television set. ing. bers of the Beatles and the .At a charter meeting Monday A trio will provide music for Whether it was an anecdote Dave Clark 5 — though not a evening, Feb. 15, a St. Vincent dancing and refreshments will St. Anne’s Parish from his travels, or the plot of liking for their music. de Paul conference was esta be served. Tickets at S3.50 per one of his movies, or how he blished in Our Lady of Fatima couple will be available at the met and won his wife of 34 STILL VERY ACTIVE at 65. parish. door. Holy Name Unit Slates Pre-Lenten Dance years, the listener was enrap O’ Brien keeps his acting “ tools Officers elected to govern the sharp” by going back into sum charitable works that this so (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) tured. ten dance Saturday, Feb. 27, Johnson, dance; Charles Bo mer stock every year but ex ciety performs are as follows: The St. Anne’s Holy Name] from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the gard, Ma.ss readers; Louis Ger- Pat’s love for his family, his pressed his regret at having Spiritual director, the Rev. society will sponsor a pre-Len-l school gym. Music will be fur- wick, sick committee; Jim faith and the theater were the 1 never played Elitch Gardens. He Robert Syrianey, pastor; pres NORTH i nishet; oy Johnny Lawrence. Ray, athletic; Bob Hessek, subjects of almost all his sto-|will soon be seen in an episode I ident, Noel Mullan; first vice U S E C3 The admission of $3 per couple ways and means; Frank Hol rics. I of Slattery’ s People and on the president. Jerry Roth; second DENVER % includes refreshments. land. pamphlet rack; Jim I Ed Sullivan show. vice president, John Healy; se C A R . Stone, refreshments; and Ed HE LOVED TELLING how i And there are many here who cretary, John Beri; assistant THE .NEWLY ELECTED of McNamara and Dick DuPuis, he met his then future wife,[hope he soon will be seen back secretary John Votta; treasu OPTICAL ficers of the Holy Name society retreat. Eloise Taylor, when both werein Denver. S' VALUES rer, Ed O’Keefe; wardrobe Dispensing Opticians were installed last week. They St. Anne’s school will begin keeper, Lee Whitherspoon; and MUSIC CO are Leo Novotny, president; a Junior Great Book! program librarian, Larry Schaefer. DeWAYNE INGRAM Ftm Parklnq ELOW Phil Faulkner, vice president; next fall. Adult leaders arc Gerard J. Smith of the Den Paul Scully, secretary; and 4022 Tennyson Street 1321 Uneeta> needed. Anyone interested in ver particular council of St. 3 ,‘fc Paul Naughton, treasurer. participating should contact Vincent de Paul chartered the GRand 7-5759 Committee chairmen appoint Helen Dupuis, 424-3616, or Vir new conference. 1332 Bioadway • 244-4556 t- ed include Gerald M. Shea, M ginia Cunningham, 421-3635. Plans for the parish annual; if games parties; Frank Gacnik Mardi Gras have been com and Fred Novotny, summer , TH ERE WILL BE a St. Pa pleted. This affair will be held. awards: Ray Weinberger and trick’s day dance in the K. of LOOKING FOR RINGS? Dan Green, summer cookout; C. hall March 17. .Admission Denver*8 Finest ■63 FORD $ 1 3 9 5 Bob Giese and Joe Younker- will be $3 per couple. Informa Holy Name Unit Falrlan* 4.door. V-l, radio, heater. man. fall festival booth; Bill tion on tickets can be obtained Elects Leaders Selections •62 GALAXIE $1495 Forbes and Mel Berger, ush 500 4.door. Real sharp. Radio, heater, from Jim O’Connor, 422-4571. (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) j Diamonds - Birthstones SU overdrive. Low mileage. ers; Kenneth Hawkins, Rich Ri •59 FORD $5 95 ley, and Ray Cody, program; The Holy Name society of St. | Remount Specialists V-8 station wagon. Standard trans Clyde De Bells and Chuck Altar Group Patrick’s parish elected the fol- i mission. radio, heater. lowing officers: RYAN'S JEWELRY •59 CHEVROLET $495 Sets Fashion Layton St. Germaine, pres Station wagon. ident; Val G a rcia ,, vice pres Lakeside Shopping Center •56 OLDSMOBILE $395 ident; James RevelU, treasu Soper M 4-dr. Power steering, power SATRIANO Production Phone 477-3123 braKes. LOW mllerige. Immaculate. rer; Sam Huerana, secretary; BROTHERS The Guardian Angels parish and Albert Allison, chaplain. Consistently S100 The new officers will be in-j JANITOR society will* meet Tuesday, to $300 Below March 2, at 8 p.m. Plans for stalled at the next meeting., SERVICE March 8. The Denver Marketl a fa.shion show Sunday, March * Rug and Upholstery 28, entitled “ Fashions of the Plans are under w’ay by the PAUL’S FINE MEATS Sham pooing Century,” will be discussed. Holy Name society for the an nual St. Patrick’s games party Starting the first Sunday in "Where Wheatridge Meats" 'f * Complete House to be held St. Patrick’s day. ♦ March, there will not be a cred C leaning Wednesday, March 17, at 8 : it union office in Guardian An Irish Actor Visits p.m. in the school auditorium. | Cutting Only USDA Choice ♦ * Floor Waxing and gels hall. Anyone wishing any ♦ i J o h n n i e Pat O'Brien, famed movie, T\', and stage performer, turned ‘Vocations” will be the topic i ♦ Polishing thing from the credit union Steer Beef — Aged to Perfection on his Irish charm in an informal chat with Brother Barnaby, for the March PT.A meeting. j ^ Walls and Windows should inquire at St. Patrick’s t F.S.C., of Mullen high school, Denver, on a program pres We Make Our Own H a n p e ^ credit union office at 1735 W’ J W ash ed A 34th avenue., 433-1622. ented by KCTO, channel 2, Denver, last week. O’Brien dis ITALIAN SAUSAGE — GERMAN SAUSAGE Expi’rl • Dependable cussed the forthcoming Mardi Gras charity ball of which Dr. Thomas Di Martini Insured .A newly organized discussion t T i y u L Brother Barnaby is production manager. The actor also ap CORNED BEEF Call Ut for Fro t E itlm a lti group on the liturgy will meet CHIROPRAaOR : 3800 Wadsworth • Wheatridge O L S>S?54 and O L 5-t38» in the school at 8 p.m. Thurs peared at the Denver Press Women’ s club luncheon, attended Laboratory Service Free Delivery 28U W. 44th Ava. for the Profession 424-4441 _____ days. Everyone is invited. a reception given by the Denver Notre Dame club, and auto 3855 Wadsworth 424-1445 The Men’s club sponsors graphed copies of his hook, “ The Wi,id at My Back,” at two 2554 O rova St. 477-7441 games parties every Friday at local department stores. JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. 8 p.m. 221 BROADWAY .Ashes will be distributed .^sh • Sanitized Vans and Wednesday at the 7:30 a.m. and local & Long Distance Equipment 11:25 a.m. Masses and at Blessed Sacrament Parish Come See MOVING • Packing and p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and again ^fter the 7:15 p.m. mass. Shipping A schedule of the Lenten ser Has Latest CYO Chapter • Foreign Service Via vices will be in the Sunday bul Sea or Air letins. The most recent addition to Walton, chairman of the board the rapidly growing Catholic of directors; John Kelley, sec DIAL 722-2855 Youth organization in Denver is retary-treasurer; Conni Studin- y “DENVER’S Lenten Masses the Blessed Sacrament CYO. ger, publicity director; Mary Agent For UNITED VAN LINES One of the first activities of Miller, social director; Larry the new group will be a Com- Ryan, cultural director; Kathy Power, apostolic director; Char FAMLIEST niiiiiiiii!niiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiii:niiiiiiiiiiiiii«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»iiiiiiiiiniitiii Listed by Fort munioa and breakfast to be held in mid-March. Mr. Ronald la Cassidy, athletic director: For The Finest Cleaning Collins Parish Miller, S. J., a teacher at Regis Tom Starr, public relations di And Repairing high school will be the featured rector; and Maripat Adams, BANK” speaker. ways and means director. (St. Joseph's Parish, THE NEW organization wa.s PETE R MCLAUGHLIN will ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS Ft. Collins) formed by students from the serv'e as moderator for the NEW RUGS and CARPETS St. Joseph’s parish. Ft. Col following high schools; Ma> group. lins, has announced that there chebeuf, Regis, Cathedral, St will be four Masses each week Mary’s academy, and Mary- day during Lent. crest. Call Masses, Monday through Sa Officers elected were Marie turday, will be at 6:30 a.m., 8 2630 E. 3rd 333-8840 or 322-8361 a.m., and 5:10 p.m. Confessions Mardi Gras Set Also Wall (o Wall Cleaning in the Home will be heard before each iiiiiiiiiiiiiM’siH.iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiHiitiiiiiiiHiiilipniiiiiiniiiiniitHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Mass. At Mt. Carmel The Sunday Mass schedule (Mt. Carmel parish, Denver) MR. STORK WILL will remain the same. The Mt. Carmel parish Mardi Gras will be held Saturday and VISIT YO U R ASHES FOR Ash Wednesday Sunday, Feb. 27-28, in the grade TELL YOU THAT will be blessed at 6:15 a.m. and school gymnasium, 3600 Pecos distributed after each Mass street. CATHOLIC LIBRARY through the day. Proceeds will be used to im Stations of the cross will be prove the parish facilities. THE NORTH DENVER BANK conducted Monday through Fri Highlight of the event will be day at 3 p.m. A novena and the awarding of a new Ford Lenten devotions will take Mustang. Booths will feature a WILL PROVIDE SOUND, ALL PARISHES WELCOME . . . place Tuesday evenings at 7 wide variety of games, mer o’clock. chandise, and refreshments. The annual novena in honor SAFE SERVICE FOR OPEN 11 A.M . TO 3 P.M. of St. Joseph will begin March CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 11, and will end on the saint's feast day, March 19. LARRY GLENNON OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. (lorm arly with Denver Dry Goods Co.) ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS! AUXILIARY BISHOP David Note Managing Maloney will be speaker at the “Ask the Family Who Banks There” Free Browsing: men’s annual communion event MR. FRANZ at the 8:30 a.m. Mass March Membership Fee $1 Per Year . . . 28. OF LAKESIDE The women of the parish will have their annual Commu •YitirPlumhtrhrYEkM' MEN’S CLOTHING < ^ E > n o R T H D e d v e r B n n K Access to thousands of dollars nion event Sunday, March 11. AND TAILORING The Rev. Maurice Powers of 4 5 5 ^ 3 2 3 W. 38th at Julian St. 433-6781 Of Catholic Literature Notre Dame univ^sity will be LAKESIDE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION guest speaker. ' 3030 IU.44-31AVC. SHOPPING CENTER DRIVE UP WINDOWS — OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. Bishop Maloney^will adminis (In the King Soopers AAall) 625 19th St. Next to Holy Ghost Church ter ConfirmatiemJin the parish 4 S 5 - a s 3 a Sunday, M arch 21; at 3 p.m. Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 sol M» Ml Sir — Slhlrr« ul Ihr I nltrrkily »r Colo rludr at rrbram al a i part of thr varird life of the nuns aa* rado at Bouirfrr Join olh rr mi*nil»rr* ol thr N >»m an rr n lir alanrd to thr atatr uni^rraity rampoa. AI^SO A STLDENT — Sister M. Vioirttr Colorado where she takes several courses In peers through a microscope in Ihr biolojcy lab addition to her duties as teacher and adviser on the Boulder campus of thr L'niversity of at the Newman center. A Nun on the Campus Sister M Conlcth, O.S.F . when asked to com in the hope of getting more parents trained to take \i B ment on the role played by her and Sister M Violeltc. over the job of teaching catechism to their chil- s.w .J O S.F,. a.s members of the campus community at the rtn. , University of Colorado in Boulder, wrote her views of Recently Sister Violette held a Book F'air in or the experiment, excerpts of which follow der to .set up a supplementary library so that the ■ 4 grade school children can have the opportunity to When Christ said “ so forth and teach all na read about God. the saints, the Church — areas that tions'*. untoubtedly He had a variety of people in irobabiy would not be covered in their owm school mind — people over and above the atK>stles and dis* fibraries or even the local public libraries. . . cipies of the early Church or oven the Bishops and When children get to know God. they begin to priests of the later Church. love Him When they begin to love Him. they begin to I believe that lurkmK in the recesses of Ills tre want to serve Him. And so. perhaps, the Newman mendous mind were pictures of the big businessmen Children’s Library’ is our most fruitful area vocation- of Denver, the housewives shopping at the .- 1 \\ ‘.i a ATIIU-mc INTKREST — SUlrrs M. Conlrlh the stalwarts of CU’s athletic teams. In hack* PURSUIT OF LEARNING The Sisters’ busy Sister M. Violette’s study of biology (s undisturbed and M. Vioirttr stop on thr Btiuldrr campus of Kround Is an entrance to the university stadium. schedule includes hours .spent as pupils as they as Sister M. Conlcth checks her French pronuncia thr Vnivmity of Colorado to chut with some of participate in campus activities wholeheartedly. tion on a tape recorder. Mullen Sets Pace in Final DPL Weekend Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 11 Parok Cage Teams Focus Nun Tabulates Statistics Times, Sites Set for Finals For St. Mary's Hoopsters In Jr. Parok On State Tourney Berths Times and sHes have been By Dean E. Shaffer formation most helpful to them. selected for championship, Family harbors hopes for a threat, 74-71. Regis rebounded, Colorado Springs — When After a year of teaching in consolation and third place PAROCHIAL STANDINGS i'. 1 tournament spot. 58-42. over Cathedral, to hold coach Dan Wright of St. Mary’s Santa Fe where her school had games in the Junior Paro School—> St. Mary’s, two-time loser onto runnerup spot, while St. Mullon high school wishes to know the no intercsholastic sports, she chial League City Basketball last weekend, can do no worse Mary's dropped a 76-71 verdict Rogit 13 3 .113 MS percentage of baskets his play came here. At the opening of tournament, now underway. Sf. AA«rv'« 11 s .Mt loos tst than tie for third place, but to Machebeuf and then followed SI. Francis f ers make, for a game or for the the current season. Sister con Midget diiision (6th grade 7 .5U m f is might get a stiff argument Annunciation 8 t .500 855 843 with a 64-63 loss in overtime to league games or for the tinued her practice of recording and under) championship Holy Family I 8 .500 870 fM from St. Francis on that count Annunciation. Cathedral 4 10 J75 840 843 season — the performances of the cagers. game win be Sunday (Feb. Machebeuf before the final curtain comes 28) at 4 p.m. at St. James 4 1 0 .375 8«5 H I When he wishes to compare She kept the forms and charts St. Joseph's . 5 11 .313 840 945 down. The Pirates will be at St. ROUNDING OUT the results, gym. The third place game Mt. Carmel 0 14 .000 440 1030 the effectiveness of his offense for her own satisfaction and no Joseph Friday at 7 p.m. in the St. Francis outgunned Annunci will be at 3 p.m. and the con or his defensive play — one else saw them. first half of a doublchcader that ation, 76-70. and Mt. Carmel. It All Adds Up Following an early game, Sis solation championship contest sends Mt. Carmel against An When he needs to know the Mullen is expected to skip 57-47; Holy Family whipped vital statistics for a basketball coach are tabulated by ter Andrew .Marie asked to see at 2 in the same gym. nunciation at 8:30. Then or Mt. Carmel. 61-42, and St. most effective five-playor com throu' h the formality of sewing Sister Andrew Marie of St. Mary’s high school. Coach Dun the official score book to verify Class \ championship con up the Denver Parochial league Sunday they invade St. Francis Joseph. 75-63, and St. Joseph bination of his basketball test is slated at 8 p.m. Sun Wright of the Pirates goes over some of the charts with her. — a shot she had recorded. Coach basketball title this weekend, so gym for a 2 p.m. go w’ith the edged Cathedral. 48-47. squad — day at St. Francis gym. The (Photo by Eddie Chonka.) Wright asked why ~ and the much of the interest centers on Warriors, after which Machebe .Mullen’s Jim Wedow clinches secret was out. third place game will he at 7 uf and Holy Family tangle at the scoring title by tacking on WHEN HE seeks any of this p.m. and the consolation title a battle of first division teams Now he sees her charts bC' 3:30. 32 more points to reach 370 in information, he does what any affair at 5 p.m. for berths in the State Parok tween halves of each game and Mullen. Regis and St. Mary’s 16 games for a 23.1 average. coach is glad to be able to do: Class B championship will tournament. Regis College Quint Opens studies her tables and graphs have clinched state tourney Runnerup Jim Johnson of St. He refers his questions to his be played at St. Francis gym The Mustangs scored a 44-39 after the contest. berths. St. Francis (9-7), An Francis added 33 for a 316 ag statistician. Sunday at 6 p.m. The Class B win over Regis last week in Sister .Andrew Marie was a nunciation (8-8) and Holy Fa gregate. while Mark Potter of consolation title contest Is their showdown and then sur Final Home Stand Saturday But for the St. Mary’s coach, basketball player for high mily (8-8) covet the other two Holy Family jumped into third booked for St. John’s gym vived an upset bid by Machebe Regis college cagers will play Air Force hit 50 per cent there is a difference. His sta school, Loretto academy. El uf Sunday to pull out a 74-71 Denver league spots in the place with the week s top pro their final road game Friday from the field and outrobound- tistical expert is Saturday at 11:30 a.m. March 5-6-7 classic. duction of 56 and a total. Sisterci.ian Andrew Ann „ Mane,Ai a new' — • • Te.\as, and Loretto triumph. (Feb, 26) in Salt Lake City ed the Rangers to pull into a * V • iu L , A I Heights college, from which ParoK top 10 tcorars (14 games, ex- against Westminster college, cept Schraeder 14): 35-22 halftime edge and then teacher in the schocl staffed hylshe was graduated. News Deadline! MULLEN STILL could stum IN THE OTHER Friday Flayer & School Pts. Avg. then return to their home field won going away. Sam Peshut Sisters of Loretto. ' The deadline for news stories ble into a title-sharing position game it will be Machebeuf at Wedow, Mullen . 370 33.1 house Saturday for an 8 p.m. led the Falcons with 28 points, Johnson, SI. Francis . 314 19.7 Sister Andrew Marie has all' >Jp\v P 'l f h o l i r P p n f r .r and pictures to appear In the in this final weekend twosome, St. Francis at 8 p.m. Poller, Holy Fam ily 374 17.3 game against Nebraska Wes while Tony Reed had 14, Don the facts and figures for every ^ a U lO llC C e n t e r ••Denver Catholic Register’ ’ Is but the odds would defy even The rest of the Sunday slate McCarthy, St. M ary's 359 14.3 leyan. Chavez 13 and Jay Coakley 10 varsity player. With clipboard Austin. Tex. — The new Monday at 5 p.m. will find .Annunciation at Cathe Frisbie, Cathedral . 327 14.2 and extreme optimist. D. Wells, Mullen 315 13.4 The Rangers carried an for Regis. and pencil she charts every Catholic Student center, which Friday the Mustangs move dral at 2 p.m. Dan Chrlstopfvir, Machebeuf 214 13.4 eight-game losing streak into a Boeding, St. Francis 211 I 3.2 Regis gave the tall and shot taken by each Pirate play will serve the 2,600 Catholics COMPLETE CAR SERVICE into Cathedral gym for an 8 In a preliminary to the Regis- Schraeder, Regis 201 14.4 Wednesday contest at Denver talented St. Joseph team a rea er at the St. Mary’s gym. among the University of Texas’ TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR Pierzina, Mullen 200 I2.$ AUTO. TRANS. p.m. encounter with the up-and- St. Joseph game Sunday in Re university. The Regis seasop sonable first half struggle, student brings her the complete 22,000 students, will be dedicat down Jays, who definitely were gis fieldhouse, St. Anthony’s of mark at that point was 5-16. Your Car Problem — Our Spoclalty trailing, 39-30, at intermission. shot - count for out - of • town ed Feb. 28. The nine Bishops of EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR down last weekend. Sunday Sterling will battle St. Mary's Regis will close out the 1964- But the visitors unlea.sed a 65- games. All of the information Is Texas plus state and university they close out at home at 2:30 of Wal.senburg at 1 p.m. for a 85 campaign with a Friday, transferred to detailed tables students will take part in the ONEIDA GARAGE point assault in the second half B ill Kirk 1400 Onolda m-3S5S p.m. against winless Mt. Car berth in the state meet. (March 5) game against Color to make it an extremely long and color graphs, to which ceremony. mel. In last weekend's play. Mul ado State university and a Sa night for the Rangers. St. Wright may refer for analysis Regis, meanwhile, catches len once again pulled into un turday (March 6) fray with Joseph hit on 67 per cent of its of any game or the whole sea Holy Family at 8 p.m. Fri’iy disputed top spot by disposing Denver university. shots and Regis connected on son. in the Tigers’ gym and hosts of Regis, 44-39 and stayed there In games last week, the Ran 36 per cent. Two motives led the teacher; St. Joseph Sunday at 2:30. Holy by tliwarting the Machebeuf gers suffered a pair of home to develop the analytical sum-' Lee Thomas scored 31 and Serving patient and physician for court setbacks, losing to Air mary of her school’s team. First, Force academy, 79-56, and to Jim Ogden 20 for St. Joseph. the past 28 years. Now wc offer she found that keeping busy' St. Joseph’s of Albuquerque, Coakley had 18, John Coyne 14 the city’s newest and most modern and Chavez 13 for Regis. with her chart kept her from 104-56. becoming too excited — always center for convalescent and nurs a problem for her — during ing care . . . equipped with hos games. pital and medical facilities. Then, when she discovered CYO Activities the facts and comparisons which she could record, the process became a hobby with DENVER Members of St. Anne’s Ar attending will meet in front of her. vada, CYO are planning a ski the parish school at 7:45 p.m. HER KEEN interest m bas NURSINQ and skate trip to Winter Park The price wiU be $1.25 per ketball and the hobby actually DENVER CONVALESCENT CENTER I 's T ’S TAKE A LOOK at how the State Parochial Basket Sunday, March 7. A deposit person or $2.25 per couple. started in De Andreis high EAST U T H AVE. AT JO SEPH IN E STREET HOME ball tournament field is shaping up. The event is set for March 5- of $3 and written permission The group will return by 10:30 school in St. Louis, where she 6-7 in Denver, with action on the last two days in the Denver from parents must be in by p.m. Information may be ob taught for eight years. The coaching staff guided Sister .\n- Auditorium arena. March 1 to Mrs. John Thie- tained from Jim Roberts, 789- Ifiquiries: Phone 388-9383, Gladys Ellis, Administrator 1211. drew Marie to tabulate the in- The Denver Parochial league will get five of the eight Icn, 6040 Dudley street. berths. Two will go to the champion and runnerup of Southern Further information may be had by calling 424-2937. Colorado Parok play. The eighth spot is up for grabs this Sun Anyone interested in help day when St. M ary's of Walsenburg and St. .Anthony's of Sterl ing out on a talent show for ing meet in a playoff game at 1 p.m. at Regis fieldhouse. the orphans is asked to con CENTRAL LEADS AGAIN! Mullen, Regis and St. Mary’s, in that order, are “ in” at this tact Bruce Waldorf, 424-0766. writing as DPL representatives. St. Francis, Annunciation and The Notre Dame CYO will Holy Family are contesting the other two Denver berths right hold a meeting Sunday, Feb. down to Sunday’s final league game. 28, from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Warriors, a stride ahead of the Cards and Tigers, in the parish hall. Plans for should make it. But they have a couple of tough assignments in a winter outing, a day of re ‘ l l ^ . St. Mary’s and a Machebeuf team that suddenly Is muscling its collection, and the CYO con way around. vention will be discussed. A Holy Family has its work cut out against Re^is and Ma group of the parents who will chebeuf, while Annunciation appears to be in a little better spot help with CYO events will be introduced. There will be with closers against Mt. Carmel and Cathedral. dancing after the short busi Pueblo Catholic again will come up from the Southern Co ness meeting, with refresh lorado circuit as the standard bearer with Canon City Abbey as ments following. New mem the runnerup. bers are invited. Boys must The one new face for certain in the State Parok at this Coach’s Dream wear coats or sweaters with writing Is Mullen. And (ke return will be of lofty proportions, a tie: and girls, school since the Mustangs, as probable undisputed DPL champions, What coach wouldn't jump clothes. will be top-seeded in heading the upper bracket. In that bracket, with joy if he possessed a St. Vincent de Paul’s CYO probable teams in parenthesis, will be the Sterling-Walsenburg four-armed rchoundcr. Holy will elect officers at a meeting Family’s Mark Potter gives victor. Southern Colorado No. 2 (Canon City) and Denver No. 3 Sunday, Feb. 28, at 7:30 p.m. that impression as he grabs a in the parish hall. AH (St. Mary’s). rebound in a Denver Parochial The lower bracket, in addition to Pueblo Catholic, will have teen-agers in the parish are league game with St. Joseph. urged to attend. Denver No. 2 (Regis), Denver No. 5 and Denver No. 4 (in each The other set belongs to a case St. Francis, Holy Family or Annunciation.) Bulldog player who gave Pot The St. Louis’ , Englewood, ter a stiff, though losing argu CYO will enjoy a night of TO MOST persons, February form of gambling should be ment for the ball. Holy Fam folksinging in the Analyst is the shortest month of the any more objectionable than ily won, 75-63. cafe Saturday, Feb. 27. Those year. Try selling that idea to tho.se now practiced In our coach Mick Pahl and the Regis state. Most persons, Including college basketball team. myself, who buy an Irish FREE sweepstakes ticket now and On Feb. 2 they started a los ing streak that reached eight then, seldom know what trans BODY & FENDER pires between the time we going into a contest this Wed WORK ESTIMATES nesday night against Denver plunk down our money and the day on which a few winners are university. announced. • Complete Auto Service The Rangers already have « * * • 24 Hour Wrecker Service set an all-time school mark for BELLRINGER of the year • Used Car Sales most tosses in a season and was a .shot by a high school virtually are certain of achiev basketball player in California ing the fewest wins in a Regis which brought out the fire de SAM’S AUTO hardwood campaign. partment. SERVICE Regis is not the worst college He aimed for the hoop but basketball team In the region. the ball went wild and struck 2930 So. Fox St. The Jesuit school beat Colorado the fire alarm box. Every piece of equipment in the city sped to 78 1-035 3 college twice. « * • the scene. STATE SENATOR Sam Tay lor of Walsenburg has intro duced a bill to create a state THE HIGHEST INTEREST AN INSURED BANK CAN PAY! sweepstakes, similar to the Ir ish sweepstakes. It’s modeled ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Yes, it's true! New Central Income Certificates pay 4V2% guaranteed interest per year for funds left on after the New Hampshire sweepstakes and might net the deposit one year or more, with interest paid by check quarterly. The minimum amount accepted on this state as much as S12 million a FOR THE 1965-66 SCHOOL YEAR AT year. The plan would be admi nistered by the Colorado Rac type of deposit is $5,000. New Ce;.tral Income Certificates are insured under the same regulations of the ing commission. Tickets would be 93 or less. THE ABBEY SCHOOL Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation that govern all deposit accounts in our bank, with each account If it fails in the legislature, he will introduce a constitution insured up to $10,000. The 4V2% interest rate is not an anticipated dividend, not subject to changing al amendment giving the people CANON CITY, COLORADO the right to vote on the sweep- stakes plan. economic conditions. It is a fixed, bank-guaranteed return on your savings deposit...the highest rate an PersonaMy, I’ m for It. We al ready have legalized gambling insured bank can pay. The Central is Denver's first and only major downtown bank offering this exclusive (horse '.iiu dog racing and bin- DENVER CDLDRADD SPRINGS go), and thousands of Colora service...another example of how our bank can do more for you. dans annually purchase one or Saturday, March 6 Saturday, March 20 more tickets on a sweeps event that takes far more out of the 9 to 12 a.m. 9 to 12 a.m. state than it returns. I see no reason why this CHRIST the KING SCHOOL CORPUS CHRISTI SCHOOL For nort Ijifornilliin on now CENTRAL 4K% INCOME CERTIFICATES coll l2i.31SI. Aik lor llm Stloloy 860 Elm Street 2410 North Cascade Ave. 3rd Vicar General New York, N.Y. — Chancel lor since 1961, the Rt. Rev There are no fees charged for thece examinations. However, the Monsignor Terence J. Cooke IM A IM K has been appointed by Cardhial school bases Its admissions, scholarship, and granMn^aid poli . A ffM D T I ( l_l ST * O O . Francis Spellman as third Vi car General of the New York cies on the results of the testing. —y w CENTRAL PARK • 15TH AND ARAPAHOE ST., DENVER, COLO. 10217 archdiocese. The others are L-* L.*''! iM iiM tu. FtDEtAl OtPOSrr in s u r a n c e corpoiation • fed era l reserve s y s t e m Auxiliary Bishops Edward V. Dargin and John H. Maguire. 1 ■ Page 12 The Denver Catholic Register hursday, Feb. 25, 1965 For Quinquagesima Sunday Reunion Dinner I^oiiing^ Commentary on the Mass each of help us uproot the vices t o t By Msgr. Gregory Smith, today’s Mass obtain for For Holy Family hold us back from doing God's V.G., P.A. us the grace to aspire to this more perfect way of lifef work” '49 Class Slated Author’s note: This Is the last With OL Let us rise, now, and greet “ We pray to the Lord" The Holy Family high in the series of Mass commen the celebrant as he approaches “ That love may thrive among school class of 1949 will hold a taries that have been published the altar for the holy sacrifice. us Christians as we go on our class reunion on Saturday, in the Denver Catholic Register way, for love is the very es Feb. 27, at the Golden Steer Panel since the introduction of the sence of the new Jerusalem” changes in the liturgy the first COLLECT (THE PRAYER restaurant, 10151 W. 26th ave* OF THE ASSEMBLY): After “ We pray to the Lord” nue, Denver. Sunday of Advent. By Walter Kran* “ Oremus" . . . “That our beloved dead may Cocktails will be at 6:30 For the pastors and commen reach their last stage on their For W hom th e (D innor) B e ll Toils tators who have been using the The priest in our name asks p.m., followed by dinner at God to hear our prayers, free journey upward to the now Je 7;30 p.m. Social hour and Register series, a wide selec Women are wonderful. They are not disturbed, as tion of printed material is now us from the bonds of sin, and rusalem” dancing will follow. keep us from all harm. “ We pray to the Lord” Information can be obtained men are, by things which are not important. If I come available as a means of prepar home dejected over not landing that big prestige ac ing the Mass commentaries. by calling John Conway, THE EPLSTLE (THE FIRST THE SECRET (PRAYER A suggested list of such pub 477-0422, or Walter “ Dusty" count with the nice five-figure revenue, my wife will LESSON): OVER THE GUTS): (After Saunders. 422-0362. be bright and cheery and console me sweetly with such lications was printed in the “ Orate Fratres” and “ Susci- Jan. 28 edition of the paper. A Reading from the Epistle phrases as “ it just isn’t that important.” of blessed Paul the Apostle to pial” ) .And she's probably right. We “ The priest prays lliat this of Notre Dame Club ON THE OCCASION of his the Corinthians: men have simply got to do away the only women they'll ever fering may cleanse away our first appearance at a Mass in Brethren: If I should speak Slates Meetings with our preconceived ideas of love. sins, and make our minds and the new form, six weeks before with the tongues of men and of what’s important, and start lis Please, fellows, don't YOU angels, but not have love, 1 am bodies holy to ctlcbratc this sa 30 Hcgular nieclings of the tening to our wives. As far as ever be guilty of such wishful the general change took place noisy gong and a clanging crifice. ■ Denver Notre Dame club will a woman is concerned, there’s thinking. To illustrate in a very on Nov. 29, 1964, the author l>e held the first Wednesday of warned the wide-eyed congre cymbal. And If I were a pro Working Way Through Seminary only one thing that really is dramatic manner, lot's just sup phet and knew all mysteries THE POST COMMUNION each month at 11:45 a.m. in the gation. “ Any one of us who sets important: You, her husband, pose that two such important and had all knowledge, and if ~ (PRA YE R AFTER COMMUN Dutch room of the Adams ho his-mind against change in our Preparing to work on invitations that deacons will send to must get home in time for din people as Pope Paul and Pre should have faith so great that ION): (After “Oremus” . . .) tel, 536 18th street, Denver. forms of worship is simply in friends on the occasion of their ordination to the priesthood is ner. sident Johnson both dropped in I could move mountains, but The priest begs God that we viting a sense of frustration Topic at the first meeting, Tom Parra, a theology student at St. Thomas’ seminary from A married man can get away your office around 5:30 p.m. not have love, I am nothing who have received heavenly into his religious life." Wednesday, .tlarch 3, will he the diocese of El Paso, Tex. The seminary print shop is one with all kinds of glaring irre Let's suppose they wanted you And if I were to give away food may bo protected by it the club’s j)Ians for the Univer of the busiest places around the school at any time of the gularities if he makes it an with them to discuss collegiality Without irreverence, then,, everything I have to feed the from all harm. sal Notre Dame Night to be and the new UHF station in may we reproduce the lament year, hut with ordinations only four months away the semina ironclad rule never to be late poor, and if I were to hand lield on or about May 1. for dinner. I'm reminded of Austin. Let's further suppose of the frustrated worshiper that rian-prinlcrs arc working especially hard. over my body to be burned, but .\ distinguished guest speaker friend who has the unfortunate you became so excited and has been creating so much not have love, I would gain Besides (hose ordination cards, they print first .Alass rC' will be present, according to habit of overenjoying certain happy you telephoned your wife amusement across the country? nothing. the club president, James It. membraiiccs, .stationery, Chri.stmus curds, programs, and potent drinks — some days to the news. “ Honey. Pope Paul It is entitled “ The Updated Love is patient; love is kind linger. many other things (hroughmil the year. In this way the the extent he cannot walk or and President Johnson are Church," and it reads: Love is not jealous; it docs not Filmed highlights of the 196t students really “ work their way through school." talk in a normal manner. right here — right in my of put on airs; it is not snobbish LATIN'S GONE, Peace season of the “ Fighting Irish Students .serve as electricians, library workers, dishwash Now his wife does not approve fice — and they want to discuss Love does nothing rude; it is a couple of important things. too; Singin’ and shoutin’ , From football team will be shown. ers, curponters, and mimeograph department workers. at all of this overenjoyment. In not self-seeking; it is not prone Believe me I’m looking forward every pew. Altar’s turned Besides (his, students run and work in the student store, cas fact, she’s a teetotaler. Yet to anger; it docs not brood to that delicious baked stew round, Priest is too; Commen over injuries. Love is not happy sock shop, bookstore, munch bar, and dry cleaning depart they’ve had a very happy mar riage — .simply because no again tonight, but i will be tator’s yellin’, Page twenty- over iniquity, but rejoices Newest two. ment. All of (his helps them to learn to serve others, since the amount of overenjoyment could a few minutes late for dinner. along with the truth. Love cov Kohler Balhroom priesthood must necessarily be for them a life of service. ever induce him to be one sec But certainly not very late, “ Communion r a i I’s goin’ , ers over everything, believes ond late for dinner. honey.” Stand up straight; Kneclin’ sud everything, hopes for every You know as well as I w'hat denly, Went outa date. Proces On one occasion I had to thing, puts up with everything! FIxfures . •. . would bo happen. The deadly sions are formin’, In ever Love never fails. carry him in the door and prop silence would be thunderous, as aisle: Salvation’s organized, Deputy District Attorney him up in the diningroom chair. Prophecies will pass away, the frost starling gathering on Single file. But he was there, at table, tongues will be silent and the telephonic earpiece. Soon “Rosary’s out. Psalms are knowledge will pass away. We when the evening meal began, you’d be so completely un Post Given R. D. TurelH and even though he slipped to in; Hardly ever hard, A word have only incomplete know nerved you'd blurt out. “ Now against sin. Listen to the lead ledge and our prophesying is t . Ilichartl D. Turelll, a mem Turclli, who received the LL. the floor during the dessert don’t be mad, honey. This is for course, his wife was not too up er, Hear how he reads; Please incomplete. When that which is ber of Guardian Angels’ parish B. from the University of Den real. Honest. Here — I’ll let complete comes, then the set. For she could look over the slop rattlin’, Them Rosary Denver, has been appointed ver in 1963, is a product of the you talk to the President him beads. complete will pass away. Denver parochial school system table (or under it) and see him self." deputy district attorney with her own eyes. Maybe he Padre’s lookin’ puzzled. When I was a child, I used to Judge John J. Dunn He atloflded St, Vincent de But Lyndon Johnson would talk like a child, think like a Adams county. lie was sworn in couldn’t walk or talk but he Doesn’ t know his part; Used to Paul grade school and Cathedral never twist HER arm. And even child, reason like a child. But Jan. 12 at the Adams county had fulfilled his bounden duty know the whole deal, in Latin high scliool. if the Pope himself offered to when I became a man, I put Club Schedules court house. _ he was there when dinner by h3art. for remodeling! He was the recipient of the explain things to her, the “ I hope all changes. Are just aside childish ways. We see began. Knights of Columbus scholar suits would be disastrous. I about done; That they don’ t now in a mirror, in a confused Mystery Guest ship to Itcgis college where he don't know about your wife, but sort of way; partial knowledge: • Counter* top NOW EVERY once in a while drop Bingo, Before I’ve won. STILL was graduated with honors in my wife would think “ Push” then I shall know even as I am The Friday Lunclieon club of some husbands — very foolish lavatory 1957. Gallagher was on the line dis I.NTRODU(TIO.\: known. Denver council 539, K of C will ones, — get the idea they’ll be feature a surprise speaker at He will continue his private guising his voice, and when she Today is Quinquagesima Sun Here and now there are three • Wall hung GROWING! able to telephone their wives the meeting Feb. 26. practice of law along with his fini.shcd speaking to His Holi day, the last Sunday before gifts that endure; faith, hope, and offer some excuse that will Judge John J. Dunn, who will closet new official duties. He is leav ness I fear our entire family Lent. The theme of today's Li and love. But the greatest of NOW enable them to be a bit late he toastmaster, has arranged ing his form er position as as would stttnd excommunicated turgy is preparation for this these is love. • New, extra OVER sistant law clerk of the Colo for the evening meal. They for an outstanding and provo think they can do this and still holy season of penance, prayer, roomy bath rado Supreme Court under Jus SO BETTER forget the tele PRAYER OF THE FAITH cative speaker to be (he myste remain in the good graces of and grace. The blind man by ry guest. tice Edward C. Day. phone. In fact, better forget the the wayside reminds us that FUL: The luncheon will be held in O f firsf quality only, Kohler whole tiling. It's almost six and “Jesus of Nazareth is passing That the Holy Church of the Garden Room at 1555 Grant fixtures and fittings ore TURELL resides with his we'll be late for dinner if we God may find In persecutions 3 , 7 4 1 Knights Put Off by” and encourages us to join street starting promptly at avaiiable in sizes and styies wife, the former Rosemary De- don’t hurry. him in prayer, “ Lord, that I and suffering the means of ris noon and ending at 1 p.m. to fit every budget. Mers, and his children in West may see.” ing to her home in heaven” CARS SOLD! 4th Degree Rite All men, members and non minster. Jesus is going up to Jerusa “ We pray to the Lord” members, are invited to attend. le t us help you plan your SINCE MARCH I, 1963 Faithful navigator Raymond lem to suffer and die. The “ That we who are assembled new bathroom or washroom. L. Stark of the John H. Reddin Church invites us to inflict the here together may accept this Come in today or colt us for ED TYNAN^S general assembly, fourth de suffering of penance on our life a.s a pilgrimage toward the our free estimate, no obli. gree Knights of Columbus has selves, so that we may sriare in heavenly Jeru.salem" gotion. announced that in deference to the glory of His resurrection. “ We pray to the Lord” “ That the season of Lent Specializing in S c u L C o i S a x Archbishop Urban J. 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CONNOR, President Tel. 399-0630 children Long Robert P. Connor, Vice President Set Debate Distance—or your Rev. John R. Padberg, S.J. Two New Jersey high school Richard I). Tiirolti parents—or an old students are authors of a de WILLIAMS RAMBLER, INC. Knights To Hear bate article that appears in two friend. Puts you K n ig h ts’ Fe ast national publications fo r For Singing by Priest on top of the world. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service Planned Sunday students this month. The two students are Robert T ry it and see. * Irsurance .\ free spaghetti and chicken Southwe.st Denver Council Ruddock, 17, a student at St. dinnor will bo served by the 4844, Knights of Columbus, will Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes Cecilia high school in Engle Mountain • Surety Bonds North Denver Knights of Colum hold an open social meeting at wood, N.J., and Stanley Gurski. bus, council 3319, to members All Saints Parish hall Thursday, States 2030 S. University ..X " ,. 744-2781 16, a senior at Roselle Catholic CAU and their families Sunday, Feb. Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. high school in Ro.selle. N.Y. Telephone 28. at 2 p.m. Members of the council are Their argument is titled Paul T. McGrody The fete will take place in invited to bring their wives, “Should Driver Education Be (he council home, 46th avenue friends, and prospective mem Required?” and is aimed at VAN SCHAACK & CO. and Clay street. bers to the meeting. giving information* for class 624 17|h Strpet The council meets every first Special guest for the evening room study on both sides of the and third Thur.sday of the month will be the Rev. John R. Pad- question. Phone 297-5636 Electric Compani| at the council home. Men in berg, S.J. of the Sacred Heart The debate article appears in terested in becoming members retreat house. Scdalia. 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Composition Roofing TROPHIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS For Development Drive Free Concert Tile Roofing M AND A BOWLING A concert sponsored by the Roof Repoiring (Continued From Page 3) St. Louis' Parish, Englewood — Ted a r l s o n , William Vobeida, Vincent Parks and Recreation Depart 4020 Brighton Blvd. SUPPLY CO. IV A IS H y GILL & SMITH St. Vlnc*nt da Paul Parlth, Denver — Wagner. Ray Crowley, Paul Snow, Rich ment will be played by Robert Close, Walter Oubach, James He- ard Sullivan, Leo Wedow, Don Weakland, CH. 4-6S68 garty, ^ le c Heller, Louis Orzalek, Paul W illiam Potter, and Tim Sullivan. the Denver Symphony orches Rodden, J . J . Canavart, Walter F . Anger- tra on Sunday, March 14, at fh'JMUVjf.vm Elm er R. Jensen, Delbert Kulbe. St. Mary's Parish, Littleton — Lau rence Aams, Dr. Richard Altmix, Dr. 3 p.m., in the city .4uditorlum Marvin E . Francis, Peter j . Fursten- Magnus Braunaget, Dr. Lucius Cassidy, berg, Robert M. Hurley, and Lloyd Glal- theater. zer. Leonard Clark, Frank Kerins, Edward Est. 1864 Koch, J r ., Robert Lennon, Norman Nik Admission to the concert is All Saints' Parish, Denver — M. F. kei, Dennis O'Neill. Dr. George Phllbin, Sanders, John E . McBride, Myron J . Pe Arthur Ryan, William Skufca, and Nf free but by ticket only. Tickets DENVER'S NEWEST MORTUARY I’ctcr J. Walsh. Managing Partner terson. C. H. Dompierre, William J . Fln- ken, James B. Simms, Charles L. Twin cholas J . White. may be obtained at the Parks- ing, Henry J . DeNicola, Andrew F . Hoff Prosentalion Parish, Denver — Eman- Recreation Department, Room 1010 GUARANTY man, M. J . McGann, Andrew T. Mier- ual Sandos, Jerry Tolve, John Horvat, nyk. and John Porch. Edward Lu|an. Robert Quinn, and Gil 412, 810 • 14th street; the Founded to Fulfill a Need, BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 Noira Dame Parish, Denver — Don bert Llndeman, Sr. Hospitality Center, the Den Almy, Joseph Calvaresl, Don Canny. An SI. Anthony's Parish, Westwood — An thony Gravina, Leonard Kopec, Joseph thony Barba, Burton J . Becker, Nick J . ver Public Library, and down With a Policy based on, Kulas, Joseph McNulty. James Nolan, Boler, Frank J. Olllle, Paul A. Garcia. town music stores. Joseph Pahl, John Street, and Joseph Cletus Gentrup, William L . Kanka, Fred Waters. Herceg, Ronald Makowskl, Harold Bernadetit's Parish, Lakewood — McMillan; SIMPLICITY DIGNITY ECONOMY Dr. David P. Halfen, Or. Anton C. Zeman, Arthur L. NIder, Robert J . Peterson, TRY Thomas S. Moore, John J . Gaudio, Tho Robert w. Straushelm. Ralph J . Sugai SneUS-LDLULOR mas J . Cummins, Vfrgll H. Tout, Wil Robert A. Thomas, Joseph A. Trainer, liam E. Wagner, Thomas Casey, Dr. and John A. Yedo. t I5A3 LARIMER ST. - 830 T 7 t h ST. John E . Trumble, and Myron C. McOln- St. Joseph's (C.SS.R.) Parish, Denver t ley. — Herman Maes, Robert Bob Sears, All Souls Parish, Er>glewood — John Paul Trullllo, and Pete Candelaria. Dickinson, Louis Doughty, Albert Kullas. St. Rose of Lima Parish, Denver — E l P e o p i e A Harvey Mayer. Robert Molloy, William mer Bedore, Adam Berger, Donald By Ogllvle, Joseph Pavlakovich, John Rllko, rne. John J . Dolan. Herbert C. Drelling, Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock AWARD John Robertson. J . Nicholas While, John Harry Grant. Charles Jones, Anthony Gifts • Hardware - I'ahit Schlegel. Thomas Smiley. Giles Slrick- Merelll, William W. Noll, Peter Rebich, Glass • Toys Wotluar^ Jm , e . roth, Francis Tierrtey. and Leonard Ya- Burton Stadig, and Leonard Vldmar. covelta. Sacred Heart Parish, Denver — Albert Pipe Threading Most Precious Blood Parish, Denver — Sanchez. Gilbert OeLora. Charles Her Window Shades - Key PLAQUES James E . Smith, John Hickisch. Vincent nandez. David Casados, Paul Perez, and Duplicating President, Francis Moiers 1635 East 18th Ave. Colllson, W illiam J . Crowe, Donald Joseph Arellano. Amen, William Milano, Robert Fenton, St. Ignatius Loyola's, Denver — Janies Open Friday Evenings Director, Charles Brennan Edward McHugh. Homer Woehrmeyer, L . B la ir, John E . Madden, Francis . . Telephone: 399-2863 B - f t O M Z - E TABLBTS Robert Townley, Stephen Leberer, Nor- Worland, Lyle B. Salsglver, end Francis 32 Broadway 733-2940 bert Samlord. and Philip Antonelli. C. Paisey. Craig Altar Unit | Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 13 Elects Leader, Blessed Sacrament Church Hears Speaker St. Michael’s Parish, Craig Parish Slates Various Lenten Services Mrs. Clco Knez was elected (Blessed Sacrament Sex Criminals and the Way Rev. Gerald Phelan, beginning president of .St. .Michael’s Al Parish, Denver) They Are Handled” will be the Thursday, Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m. tar and Ro.sary society, Craig, A d evening Mass will be of subject discussed by detective The weekly sessions will be UA. tkjB, PcO u^kxbe... succeeding Mrs. Ramona Shel fered in Blessed Sacrament Jack Sevier when he appears held in the Machebeuf high ton, who moved to Denver. church every Wednesday dur before the Holy Name society school bandroom, which is on Guest speaker at a recent ing Lent at 5;30 o’clock, fol Wednesday, March 3, at 8 p.m. the garden level. The discus C red it U nion L e a d e r urged to join the choir. Refreshments will be served af- meeting was .Mrs. Maxine Wlth- lowed by a lacnten sermon. in the school cafeteria. sions will cover the fundamen (Annunciation Parish, Denver) Practices arc held in the church tcr the meeting. 'am . whose topic was “ Mental On Fridays during I^ent there Sevier, a member of the Sex tal truths of the Catholic faith. Williard C. Wright was elect every Wednesday evening from A full ribbon was presented Health.” Mrs. Felicia Hutton also will be a Mass at 5:30 p.m. Criminal division of the Denver Parishioners are asked to in ed president of the Annuncia 8 to 9:30 o'clock. to the Cub Scouts and Boy land Mrs. Betty Cisar were hos- Stations of the Cross will be Police department, does not ad terest themselves in this apos Scouts for their recent window tessps for the meeting, tion parish credit >nion. Women and girls of the par held every Friday at 2:30 p.m. dress mixed audiences. This tolic work by encouraging non- Other officers, ali member^ display. Mrs. Ro.se Razzano gave a and 7:30 p.m., together with the discussion will be limited to the Catholic relatives and friends ish are Invited to attend the of the board of directors, are Men of the parish met last report on the pari.sh Confra Sacred Heart novena prayers fathers only. to attend. physical fitness and volleyball week to discuss their roles in ternity of Christian Doctrine. William Gonzales, vice pres and Benediction of the Most FOLLOWING THE conclu It also is an excellent oppor the Archdiocesan Development Father Edward J. Fraezkow- ident; Betty Martinez, treasu sessions held In the school gym Blessed Sacrament. sion of a successful fall convert tunity for Catholics who wish to Program drive. Others interest ski. pastor, gave a talk on the rer and clerk; Leon C. Holly, nasium every Monday night, ASHES WILL BE distributed class, a new three - month increase their knowledge. ed* in volunteering for the drive history, importance, and duties course will be conducted by the T 4 Research Grant To Aid Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 15 y t 4 King Soopers Chain To Expand p ? • An accelerated multi-million- ment, mainly trucks: and Thornton, and the Westland Library Head's Project ^dollar expansion program for $250,000 for mechanized data South. Bclcaro and New Engle Young Philosophers To Vie March 15 IS bit , I King Soopers has been an- processing equipment, to hand wood shopping centers. Joseph Sprug, library' direc 45,000 and will include Chester-, urtlay The most convincing team of ioounced by Lloyd King, general le increased paperwoiic in Construction already has be tor at Loretto Heights college, ton’s ideas about literary criti TEAMS FOR THE disputa Karen Hincemann. Janice Fan Junior* Catholic high school students fm anager of the 20-store super- bookkeeping, payrolls and in gun on three of the 10 planned has been awarded an individual cism, social theory, biography, tion are: ning, John Bergner, John Gess- tvcniie will win for their school the • market operation in Colorado ventory controls. new stores: in the Bear Valley, research grant to prepare history, travel, politics, poetry, Machebeuf: Mark Jeffries. ner; Cathedral: John Ryan, . T h e' amd vice president of the J. S. first annual award of the tro Barbara Wallin, Thomas Kan- James Barry, Sue Bobalck. beagle« Villa Italia and Applewood Vil index to rhe works of G. K. humanistic studies, and other I Pillion & Sons Stores Co. TO STOCK the new stores, lage shopping centers. Chesterton. subjects. phy donated by Archbishop Ur an. Margie Wolf; St. Francis: Sheila Slocum. King Soopers’ inventory will be The grant was given by the ban J. Vehr of Denver for the fjg no* The program calls for the The present payroll of 1600 TIIK GRANT, in The amount increased by $1.25 million or Association of College and Re of $925, will be used to revise best “young philosophers” of I'open in g of at least 10 large employes will be swelled to the year. * more. In addition to the 900 search Libraries, a division of the filing system of the 45.000 new King Soopers in subur 2,400-tU'2.500 persons with the Mayor Backs St. Patrick Fete g |10S- new store employes, between the American Library associa entries in the index, to pur In the Cathedral gymnasium ig the * opening of the new stores. ban Denver before the end of 70 and 100 new employes will tion. chase additional volumes of on Sunday. March 14, at 2 p.m.. Mayor Thomas Currigan has nal date for parade entries will « 1906, 900 new jobs with an an be added to service, warehouse The expansion program will Chesterton's works, and to pre teams of four, selected by Ma- been presented a blackthorn be Tue.sday, March 2. latioa nual payroll of $3.5 million, and office personnel. More of bring to 30 the number of su SPRUG began the task of pare the final manuscript for chebeuf, St. Francis de Sales’ stick by members of the St. .More than 70 units had signed John 1 and expenditure of $7.6 mil fice space will be needed at permarkets operated in Colora preparing a Chesterton index in printing. and Cathedral principals, will Patrick’s day parade commit up for the parade at the end of r the , lion for construction, fixtures company headquarters. 1400 W. do by King Soopers. The com 1950. while at the Catholic Uni engage in a “disputation,” a phi tee as a symbol of his official last week, according to Mr. lund. ♦ and equipment. Third avenue, Denver. pany now is operating 20 stores versity of America. The index losophy class demonstration. appointment to the post of hon Eakins. King said the $7.0 million ex King announced that firm in the state, 15 of them in me will detail more than 100 of orary grand marshal of the pa penditure will be allotted as fol leasing agreements have been tropolitan Denver, two in Co Chesterton’s works in book CHAIRMAN of the event is rade. lows; $5 million for construc signed for seven new King Soo lorado Springs, and one each in form. the Rev. Owen A. McHugh, , ■•«- ■ tion, $2 million for fixtures, pers, to be located in Arvada, Fort Collins, Boulder, and The number of entries has chaplain of Mercy hospital. Co- THE ANNUAL EVENT, the 1 • 5350.000 for automotive equip Green Mountain, Aurora, Pueblo. now risen to approximately chairmen are the Rev. La- third in the history of Denver, I : ! wrence St. Peter of St. John’s 1 will be held Saturday morning, , and the Rev. Donald F. Dunn March 13, in downtown Denver. ; -r.r-;.*' ' » I of Notre Dame parishes in Den- The Mayor has sent letters ■ V e r. Dr. Francis Kerins, to Mayors of all Colorado cities 1 j professor of philosophy at inviting them to attend to bring Your Parish Real Estate Guide ! Loretto Heights, will be moder local groups to participate in f*. iry ator. and pose questions of his the parade. , own devising. /Ice 3^—All Souls (Englewood) 3 8 ---- S t. M a ry Entry blanks for organiza M a g d a le n e Judges of the youtnful dispu tions interested in taking part mton S94 E . Brl«rwootf Or. bedroom brick borne In Vista Verde, 2965 ZENOBIA tants will be members of the in the celebration can be ob SI. ittacbed slngla garage, full basement. faculty in the philosophy de tained from the parade chair 5::, 4j|IMn kllcben, baths, drapes and 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in partments of Loretto Heights carpeting. Back yard patio & root kitchen. Full fini.shed basement, man, Jim Eakins, by phoning covered front patio. Call B ETTY D ICK and Regis colleges and St. Tho 222-1786 or 333-2294. to ba INSON, 794-777B. sprinkler system. 1 block from ribul- Church. Immediate Posses.sion. mas seminary. erent REX T. GARREH, j The public is invited to attend BANDS, FLO.ATS, and mar R ealto r B Y O W N ER this first disputation staged by ching and mounted units are 4 m So. B^Nay m-1ISS GR 7 -4 188 i Catholic high schools, and com- requested from business and so I memorating the Feast of St. cial organizations. Awards will -Blessed Sacrament 38^—St. Mary Joseph Sprug j Thomas Aquinas. be made in all categories. Fi Mayor Thomas Currigan M a g d a le n e BIG ROOMY ENGLISH t 3 bedrooms, fireplace, large dining room, ‘ big family room, plus 4th bedroom In 2965 ZENOBIA r finished basement. 3 car garage. 2378 ^ Bellaira, $M0 DOWN. CARL KNUTSEN. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, built-in rentin g- hiring ' 388-3044. kitchen. Full finished basement, ;BUYiNG*SELllNG- Crown Realty sprinkler system. B Y O W N ER GR 7 -4 188 Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad i n the Register — Ask for the Classified Department 6— Blessed Sacrament 41- -Sts. Peter & Paul STUNNING ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME (Wheatridge) New Classified Ad Deadline . . . 1980 Bcllaire , 4 huga bedroomi and 3 oversfied baths 7879 W. 46TH AVE. upstairs. 3 dens, llvingroom with fire The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each first ottering. Here Is a cozy and NOW —Tuesday at 5 p.m. place and diningroom on main floor. New- comfortable home, 3 bdrms., or 3 ‘ iy remodeled and built-in electric kitchen. bdrms., and den, with gar. and a Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published In the current week’s paper ‘ New wiring ai>d baseboard hot water Ad ss the Key to its Location on the Map. spacious fenced yard. Fine established heat throughout. New plumbing, rtew neighborhood and wonderful neighbors. 'root. SS.OOO in new carpeting alone. 3 car FHA $115 a mo. 61 $110 or assuma exist.ng loan, 455-4003. ROOMS FOR RENT AUTOS—NEW 59 AUTO PARTS 64 A garage. Over 330 ft. of frontage. (45.000. 3 8 ^ —S t. D o m in ic ’s SITUATIONS WANTED ' BOB STEV EN S. 388-0039. Guardian Angel FURNISHED 27 PARNELL QUINN, Realtor FEMALE 12 East Spruce Auto an j Paris. 4942 East NEED SPACE? Rooms tor Girls. Catholic Daughters Valmont Rd.. Boulder. 7,000 cars and L. C. Fulenwider, Inc. FOR RENT of Americe. 765 Pennsylvania, a im truck parts. Phone Bldr. 433-3560 or AND ECONOMY? 41^ Sts. Peter & Paul rooms available for weddlr^gs or recer Denver AL 5-3963. 2731 So. Colo. Blvd. Look rw further than 1745 W. Dixie pi. bedroom duplex. (W heatridge) tlons. TA 5-9597. Realtor 266-3071 Full price of SI0.500 with 1350 down and, . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 WEDDING INVITATIONS 68 $78 per mo. tor this 3-bdrm. eotie. Fenced basement. Storage, children ac- NEW LISTING— 10% DOWN ROOMS FOR RENT 'Wedding Invitations, Announcements, In- 6 Blessed Sacrament ^ n A ' specialize In Northwest Denver, formats. Accessories, Graduation An $109.00. Will .show any 3725 HARLAN UNFURNISHED Arvada. Lakewood and Wheatridge Real nouncements and name cards. Selections ------; Estate. Prompt, courteous sales service. I may be made in your home. Mrs. BUI- NICE FAMILY HOME time. 2712 Hazel Ct. 477-6807 Newer 3 bedroom brick. 116 baths, h.w. I Your local realtor tor 30 years. BRENTWAY REALTORS 935-3585 heat, double garage, fenced and land HOUSES FOR RENT ' Ings. 936-6079. 5 bedroom 2 story brick home. Full scaped. G R E E N E . 337-4577 23 STACKHOUSE REALTOR ST. ROSE PARISH Also 4300 KENDALL —MAKE OFFER FURNISHED 3535 W. 38th Ave. G R. 7-1678 bosement, 2 car brick goroge, new ATHVIAR BRICK DETACHED GARAGE 31— St. James BABY SITTING 72 Very sharp, smalt buy cozy 3-bedroom Planning to Move? Let Marie Rental MACHINES furnace, 1 V j baths, new electri' brick. Carpet, drapes, stove and refrIg. STACKHOUSE "REALTOR" Service find your house or apartment for ______Mature woman with references to baby sit in my home tor 3 small children. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, corpels and Included. Total price $8950. No dn. G l, you. Ceil 333-6601.______REPOSSESSED 1964 SINGER $68 per mo. Call now, ask for ED FINK- 4 7 7 -1 6 7 8 Near 7th and Jasmine. 332-3578. dropas. Saa Now 2345 CHERRY ST. In walnut console. EN . 935-5104. FOR SALE BY OWNER APTS. FOR RENT Zigzags, monograms, darns and mends, 388 -19 29 NOTRE DAME 4 2 ^ —S f. P h ilo m e n a makes buttonholes. No attachments to 3-BEOROOM BRICK 300 KRAMERIA FURNISHED 25 buy. Assume last 5 payments of $6.01 NO QUALIFYING nS3 ELIZABETH 3 bedrooms, 2 story with 3 room bsmt. 3 room furnished apartment, 2nd floor. per month, or will discount for cash. -Blessed Sacrament Excellent location 1-block out of Denver. Large family kitchen and dining 433-8433. Wall-to-wall carpet and drapes Included, room. Custom made BIRCH C A BI apt. Consider rent with option. Adults. 2 blocks from St. Francis, 237- 2379 BELLAIRE $2000 dn. and take over present loan P A Y N ETS, CHAMBERS electric double 1265 FILM O R E 7278. M EN TS $114 per n>o. Show anytime, ask oven, counter lop stove and many Lovely 4 bedrooms with 3 room bsmt. 19 64 W H ITE 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, full bsmt., new apt., 2V6 baths. Immaculate condition. Excellent condition. Zigzags, buttonholes, furnace. for ED F IN K E N , 935-5104. extra bullt-lns. Fireplace, paneled living room. 3 bedrooms, IV^ baths, “Buy, Sell, Trade the etc. $10.00 full price. MA 3-1566. 2350 CLERMONT CASTLE main floor bedroom and utility LADIES Large 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 car ga R EA LTO R S 934-5561 room. Bedroom, rec. room, bath In WRIGHT Way” "One Block From Cathedral" 1964 SINGER rage. basement. Covered patio, attached V6 block from bus. Newly decorated Sacrifice for $15.00 cash. CH 4-6450 ‘ 2319 FAIRFAX 1 1— >Holy Fam ily double garage. Near Parochial and WRIGHT REALTY furnished buffet apartments. $72.50 . 3 bedrooms, full bsmt., 1V^ baths, Im- public Junior and Senior High and up. SINGER DIAL A STITCH t' maculate. Schools. Phone owner for appoint 388-0826 377-3307 Zigzags, buttonholes, darns and mends. 2265 ELM NEW LISTING— TERMS ment. 377 8663. See The Glenellen Also makes fancy stitches all without ' Spacious 3 bedrooms, full bsmt., 2 more 53— Holy Name 1432 Pennsylvania buying attachments. Assume 2 payments 3696 QUITMAN of $4.05 or $7.50 cash. TA 5-5000. bedrooms, 2 extra lots. Newer 3 bedroom brick. Large Itvlng- "IMMEDIATE POSSESSION" (Ft. Logan) i 2290 HOLLY room with fireplace, diningroom. Kllchen Nice 2 bedrooms, fully carpeted, 3 with eating space. Patio, carpets and Cheerful 3 room apartment. Good trans BICYCLES garage, corner lot. drapes. GREEN E, 337-4577 B Y O W N ER portation, shopping. Adults. St. Dominic's ■ 1921 HUDSON Parish. 433-5818. BICYCLES 31— St. James 3 bedroom Hutchinson brick. Corner lot. NEW USED PARTS GET Executive home, 3 story, 4 bedrooms, 3Vi STACKHOUSE ''REALTOR'' REPAIRING - TIRES ^ tile baths, under $30,000. Fenced yard, basement has finished rec. APTS. UNFURNISHED 26 2275 ASH 47 7-1678 1738 JASMINE room and bedroom with oak floors, M PUT ■ ON • ANY - WHEEL 8 5 bedrooms, estate property, priced ta bath with full tile shower. lovely rooms and bath, stove, AL’S BIKE SHOP allow for remodeling. 11^—Holy Family Lovely 2 story, 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, full bsmt. frigerator. Heat furnished, private 334 Federal , 6 2324 EUDORA trance. $55.00. 4147 Navalo. RESULTS 2 bedrooms up, main floor family room. 1731 LEYDEN 9 3 5 -1 3 0 6 935-3245 ^ Spacious. 4 1 1 5 V RA IN Prestige home. 3 bedrooms, new Vacant neat 3 bedroom home. Full base *‘Buy, Sell, Trade the ment, double garage, stove and re electric kitchen, full bsmt, BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH frigerator. MUST BE SOLD! Call IRIS beautiful decor. WRIGHT Way” C H IK , 756-8788. Price reduced. Excellent loca 112 NEWPORT tion. Large livingroom has fire 2 bedrooms in Mayfair, new WRIGHT REALTY HICKAM REALTOR carpeting, attached garage. place, separate diningroom, ★ SERVICE DIRECTORY ★ custom electric kitchen has 388-0826 377-3307 723-2121 777-3471 2030 MONACO Exceptional 4 bedrooms. 2^ good eating space. 3 bdrms. 825-1145 with private bath off ma.ster 6 Blessed Socrament 1 7^—Metre Dame baths, many extras. FHA com mitment. bdrm. plus 2nd C.T. bath. Finished bsmt., 2 car garage, ASH & TRASH BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS ROOFING STORM WINDOWS BUYINO—SELLINO—TRADINO “ Buy, Sell, Trade the covered patio. JOE RAY, 744- NEW ROOFS-REPAIRS All makes storm doors, windows, I'M LOOKING FOR IN NOTRE DAME PARISH WRIGHT Way” 2184. (16 S FA) SHAFFER’S RUBBISH All /^ork Guerenieed screens and patio doors repaired and ad REMOVAL BUILDING ond CONTRACTING Terms — Free Estimates justed. Insurance claims. Reasonabia THE RIGHT FAMILY See MARTIN DELOHERY WRIGHT REALTY TA. 5-6495 rates. Henry SawIckI, 439-3906. COMMERCIAL AND For Any Remodeling In Your Member of our Lady of Grace Parish 9IS-40N 388-0826 377-3307 With VanSchaack&Co. RESIDENTIAL TRASH HAULING 3 to 6 people, who likes the REASONABLE RATES Home — Inside or Out ^ quiet dignity of one of Denver’s K . C. ENSOR, R EA LTY , CO. Completa Financing and Insuratwe REALTOR AL. 5-3310 TRASH HAULING finer tree neighborhood and 32^«St. John the Any Place m Melropolltan Denver 3924 Tennyson 455-4737 275 Univ. Blvd. 297-5000 tot BEST BESUETt- wants maximum house with E v a n g e lis t Day or Night Calls minimum of upkeep. All electric CURTAIN CLEANERS EA . 2-3556 17— Notre Dame PICK YOUR LOCATION 3430 High Street kitchen, fenced yard. Call my Tennyson—2 bedrooms, $7350 FRANCIS I ACE CURTAIN Cl SANERS CALL JACK REIS present owner at 266-3625 nr 657 ST. PAUL STREET 895 Tennyson—3-bdrm. brick $10,500 CURTAINS, CROCHETED TABI E UPHOLSTERERS CIOIHS, DRAPERIES. BLANKETS 9 3 4-359 3 322-1054 to see 2026 ASH ST. HARVEY PARK Quitman—2-bdrm. bsmt. garage Re-'Jpholsterlng by a reliable firm. 35 $15,350. SPREADS, LINENS Cl EANED BY I AT Member of Notre Dame Parish Sacrifice at $19,750. 4 bedrooms that Is perfect for New listing. I.4irge. OVER 1,800 EST METHODS. HAND P R ES SED ONI Y years experience—Terms fam ily living. 1.700 sq. ft. primary 225 S. Vrain—3 bedrooms, $9500 1359 KAIAM ATH . TA. $-3537. NATIONAL UPH O LSTERY living area. 14 x 34 ft. rec. room SQ. FT. 3 bedroom bungalow. 1060 S. Irving—2-bdrm. site, $10,500 3145 Court PI. 323-1373 Christ the King 1518 W. Maple, 3 bedroom, $9950 oft of large kitchen. Panoramic view. 4th bedroom. 2nd bath, rec. All brick exterior. 8 x 8 ft. play- 2071 S. Fox—4 bedroom, $1l,000j DECORATING LINEN SERVICE TV SERVICE-APPLIANCES Elegance — Prestige — Charm heuse In large fenced yard. $800 room in basement. This lovely Call HARRY PLAMPIN, 936-3139 down, by appointment only. 935- for Info, on above. WESTERN 7 6 9 H U D SO N 7398. hot water heated home has . ’ ’Sight and Sound Our Specialty” Showpiece Yard-Sprinkler System CASTLE a new Custom Built Kitchen. 5 R EA LTO RS 934-5561 TOWEL SUPPLY CO. Lovely 2 bedroom brick with large living- ELECTRIC WIRING 17K So. Broadway 713 V59I room, familyroom, den, fireplace, 2 short blocks to St. John’s baths, covered flagstone, 3 car garage, 17— Metre Dame AL'S APPLIANCES . triple windows, tile roof, utility room. church and school. For Courteous Service With Your Sales and Sarvice aU makts North Denver, Wheatridge, i L 1400 sq. It. of cosy living. A L L ON ONE Cemmaree City's ' - ' FLOOR-NO STEPS. SEE THISI PRICE HARVEY PARK Lakewood Listings Jim Dwyer Electric Painting exterior and Interior. Low Fine TV and Appliance Service q - FOR QUICK SALE. FHA Terms. 2097 SO. Vrain L. W. ARCHER CO. Pleas# Call prices, guaranteed work. Free estimates. - 756-2358 OPEN 2-5 757-2337 Beautiful brick home with K A Y MORAN FURNACE REPAIRS 985-7913. finished bsmt., recreation rm. 388-0427 With 7——Christ The King 3 bdrms., 2 baths, targe rooms, LAIRD REALTY W ESTERN - FURN ACES - A T LA S PAINTING & DECORATING only $16,500. FHA, G l, Other terms. 455-3650 or 237-7273 Automatic Control Specialist on all 37^—St. M ary’s (Littleton) Heating Equipment. 5285 E. 6th AVE. PKW. TOM SHORT Realty J Parts and Service 455-8210 i OKOREN REPAIR SERVICE PAPERINr.—STEAMING— ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL PRESTIGE LUXURY HOME. 934-5487 REALTOR COLUMBINE MANOR TEXTURING— , ENGLISH TUDOR ON 6 LAND Beautiful TrI-Ievel. 4 bedrooms, 1 bath Our Personalized 1 Interior & Exterior 2 5 ^ —S t. B e rn a d e tte plus 3—Ai baths. Family room with fire Service Sells Homes GUTTER SPOUTS I PAINTING To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section SC APED LOTS. M ICH AEL place. Ideal kitchen, cuvered patio, 2 “ All Work Guaranteed" DWYER. 377-1753. ( L a k e w o o d ) car attached garage. Wall to wall car I Free Etilmales i peting and draperies for only $33,850. MOUNTAIN EMPIRE I FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS CHAMBERS REALTY DECORATORS i TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP 333-1591 MODERATE CONTEMPORARY Gutters, Spouts 738 1044 777 93751 B Y OW NER 3 bedrooms, I bath and Bedroom and fam ily room with fireplace In basement. We specialize In Gutter and This offer good for Classified Section only. 8— Cure d’Ars 5 bedrooms, 2 In tull finished basement. Fireplace In living room, separate dining Speut Replacement. PLUMBING Electric kitchen, attached garage, patio, room, eating space In kitchen. Carport Does not apply to Real Estate Display 2980 FOREST and garage. Wall to wall carpeting and Gutters Cleaned and Repaired. Nice 3 bedrooms, hobby room, patio, two fireplaces. School bus to SI. Berna draperies Included. ONLY $21,W. Thoroughly Experienced. ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. Advertising beautiful landscaping. Repairing, new work, sewers and sink dette. Price $33,750. Call 233-1834. For More Details Call Dependable, Guaranteed. lines cleaned. Our work Is guaranteed 2970 FOREST Free Estimates. FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX 4 bedrooms, 1Vi baths, priced tor quick, MARGARET HAILES. 798-4765 409 E. Alameda SH 4-0300 sale. Looking American Roofing 2885 IVAMIOE -St. Catherine’s GATES AND COMPANY □ariing 3 bedrooms, attached garage, Sheet Metal Co. REMODELING beautiful condition. REALTY 2663 D EXTER LOTS OF ROOM for a CH 4-8466 2159 Downing I y r. old Contemporary, 3 bedrooms, 75 7-126 8 After I p.m. SU 1-8035 carpet, drapes. Lovely 3 bedroom brick bungalow with ALL TYPES full finished basement (can be rented), AAembcr of All Souls' Parish 2601 DAHLIA 3 baths, 3 car garage. 2 lots. MRS. 3 bedrooms, full bsmt.. breakfast nook, P E R R Y , 433-0563. 37^—St. M ary’s (Littleton) REMODELING comer lot. Home 3604 GLENCOE CULLEN REALTY • BASEMENTS Older 3 bedrooms. 3rd bedroom In bsmt., 44(h at Clay 433-6251 2 STORY — BELLVIEW HGTS. nice and clean. Under $9,000. • ADDITIONS 3015 ASH Completely insulated 3 year old near a Newer brick bungalow, 4 bedrooms, f. t. -St. Dominic • KITCHEN S bsrtit. alt. gar, AAany extras. home. 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3301 KEARNEY family room, diningroom; com e G A R A G ES . 5 bedroom brick. F . F . bsmt., covered $7500 total price, on this 4-bdrm. bination. Carpeted livingroom. Catholic CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO patio, 3 ear garage. story brick. large gar. hail and stairs. Custom drapes F.H.A. FINANCING throughout. Plumbing for up Classified Advertising, The Register "Buy, Sell, Trade the SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. Fix Up & Save stairs utility in divided 2 car Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to WRIGHT Way” garage. Large shade trees, 6124 So. Broadway 790133f ANDY LUCAS REALTY CO. school? 8 2 5 -1 1 4 5 WRIGHT REALTY fenced yard. Keep horses adja 433-7165 cent. Make offer. 595 W. Davies 388-0826 377-3307 Way. 794 1443. Page 16 Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register AX / SOUTH FEDERAL MOTORS A. C 889 South Federal Blvd. DENVER TOYOTA CENTER Denver's Only CALL US FOR LOW BANK \ Exclusive Toyota DEMONSTRATION Dealer * Complete FINANCING John Hech«r R o n Wunctorllch BIG6EST ltl«t Man«e«r R»elenal Manafltr Toyota Service and Teyata Motart, Inc. 934-3545 Parts Dept. HAUL TTWnCl DEMONSTRATOR SALE • Low Bank Financing • nVOTA nif> PICKUP '65 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER HARDTOP DEMO. New car warranty Fully Equipped. Low Miles. Radio, Big Heater $2795 '65 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER, Soft Top Demo. New Car Warranty. Driven Less Than 500 Miles. Big Heater. Fully Equipped ----- $2595 ‘1 6 9(toc/»aei 4-SpMd 5 rrojasnwestou) - '65 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER STATION WAGON. 4-Wheel Drive. Equipped. 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