52 Refugees in Archdiocese Jailed Couple Depict Cuba Perils, Fanatics By Edward T. Sm it h “Castro is carrying out what Christ told people to do!” This statement, made by a Cuban ex-nun who is now a member of the Castro militia, was quoted by Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Morales as an example of the fanaticism on the part of Castro’s followers that has kept the Cuban dictator in power. Mr. and Mrs. Morales arrived located. Wholesale deportation in Denver last week under of priests, including everyone the auspices of the archdioce­ who was born outside the san Catholic Charities. The fam­ country, has left entire pro­ ily is sponsored by the Catho­ vinces without clergy. In these lic Family Movement group in areas the Catholics gather in St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora. a park on Sunday morning for Their arrival brought to 52 the reading of the Gospel and the total of Cuban refugees to say the Rosary, but even who have found new homes in these meetings are conducted the archdiocese through the entirely under the view of efforts of the Charities office. Castro’s militia. In Denver, the Morales joined The churches in Havana Happiesf Faces Can Teach Adults their 15-year-old twins, named staffed by native Cuban priests, Rafael and Esther after their they said, are still open, but East meets West and North meets South in perfect har­ globe, could teach many an adult lesson&^of what each nation­ parents, who have been in the no one can be sure when Mass mony at the Margery Reed Mayo Day Nursery, Denver, which ality can contribute to the other in friendship, talent, and From Red Cuba to Colorado city for the past two months. will be offered. The priests have will sponsor a program of festive dances and choral num­ cultural background. With bands joined in a demonstration of , ■5 Mr. and Mrs. Morales left to be careful not to say any- bers July 27. Faces of these happy youngsters tell a story. folk dances around the world, the youngsters present a pic­ An ordeal that iocloded a 17*day stay in a Havana theater Cuba on June 30, only a few (Tum to Page 2— Column 5) These children, whose parentage stems from all comers of the ture of “happiest faces.” (See story on page 3.) tamed Into a prison came to an end the past week for Rafael weeks after having been re­ Morales, a lawyer, and his wife, Esther, a schoolteacher, when leased from a 17-day imprison- Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations j they arrived in Denver and were reunited to their 15-year-old twin son and daughter, also named Rafael and Esther. The \AAAAAAAAAA/VWWW\AAAAA/WWWW Contents Copyright by the Catholic Press Society. Inc., 1961 — Permission co Reproduce, Except! Cubans, brought to Denver through the efforts of the Rt. Rev. On Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue j Monslgnor Elmer Kolka of the Catholic Charities office, are Facelifting being sponsored by the St. Therese Parish unit of the Christian Host of Cubans Family Movement in Aurora. ^ In Denver the couple are setting out cheerfully to meet a Need Sponsors new challenge: To find work and to build a new life. There are still more than DENVER CATUaiC For 1st Church 50,000 refugees from the Cu­ ban terror who are living in the Miami area and are an­ . Regis Priest to Note xious to find new homes in the U.S., according to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. REGISTER In LeadviHe 50 Years as Jesuit Kolka, director of Catholic By Bob Sievers Charities in the Archdiocese VOL. LV. No. 50. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961 DENVER, COLORADO The original salmon color of the 82-year-old Annun­ The Rev. Aloysius S. Hahn, since 1946 at Regis High School. of Denver. ciation Church, Leadville, will be restored in a three- S.J., will celebrate his 50th an­ Father Hahn is considered a Groups interested in spon­ niversary in the Society of Jesus teacher of Latin extraordinaire. phase rehabilitation project currently under way. soring one of these families The sum of $10,000 is being spent to preserve and with a Solemn Mass at Regis He still favors the old drill or firms that can employ re­ Clergy, Nuns, Laity in Archdiocese College Sunday, July 30. method of language teaching. fugees with these skills are prevent further damage to the masonry walls of the The Mass will be sung by Fa­ historic church. Scholastics to Sing urged to contact Monsignor front entrance. Formerly “E- ther Hahn at 11 a.m. in the stu­ Kolka at the Catholic Chari­ Before tuckpointing work could The Jesuit scholastic choir Will Attend Liturgical Conference be done, old paint had to be rected A.D. 1879” were the only dent chapel on the campus. All will sing at the Mass. Officers ties office, 1665 Grant Street, removed — three coats on the words visible. But now the friends and former students of of the Mass will be: Deacon, Fa­ AC. 2-3825. A chartered, air-conditioned importance of active participa­ Aug. 20, and travel through the upper portion of the walls and words “by Henry Robinson” tile Jesuit are invited to attend. ther Harold L. Stansell, S.J.; 'W\AAAAAAAAAAAA/W\AAAAAAAAA/VW\A( bus will take between 30 and 40 tion in the Holy Sacrifice of the night, putting the delegates in five on the concrete lower por­ have been uncovered. subdeacon. Father George M. St. Louis Native passengers from Denver and Mass. Oklahoma City the next morn­ tion. One of the latter included a It was the Rt. Rev. Monsig­ Tipton, S.J.; and master of Father Hahn was born in St. ment in a Havana theater that Colorado Springs to Oklahoma Aurora Pastor ing. Several priests from the yellow paint with black stripes nor Henry Robinson, P.A., who ceremonies and servers, former Louis, Mo., Dec. 22, 1893. He has been converted into a jail. City, Okla., for the 1961 Litur­ The Rev. Francis Syrianey, East will travel on this bus. that attempted to simulate entered the territory in 1874. students. received his education at St. It was during this stay in prison gical Week Aug. 21-24. pastor of St. Pius Tenth Parish, The round trip fare will be bricks. He built what was called the ^ u is University High School that they met the fanatic ex­ Already nearly 30 priests, sis­ Aurora, and a member of the only 320 or less depending on The sandblasting that removed “finest church in the diocese.” end at S t Louis University. nun, who was their jailer. ters, seminarians, and lay peo­ board of directors of the Na­ the number of passengers. the old paint also uncovered an The first Mass in the church ple have signified their inten­ was offered on New Year’s Day He entered the Jesuit No­ It is from unquestioning, fan­ tional Liturgical Conference, Those interested in joining the inscription on a stone at the in 1880. vitiate in July, 1911, and was atical devotees t h at Castro tion of attending the Oklahoma will be on the 1961 program. group are invited to contact Fa­ crest of the facade over t h e meeting, which will feature ordained by the late Cardinal draws his power, Mrs. Morales He will conduct an introduc­ ther Syrianey, EM. 4-1614, or The church also is the sec­ the important theme “Bible, John Glennon of St. Louis in declared. There are 500,000 men tory session for newcomers to Father John LePenske, Corpus ond church consecrated in the Life and Worship.” June of 1925. and women in the dictator’s the liturgical movement on the C h r i s t i Parish, Colorado state. It is reported to have militia, she reported, and al­ This will be the largest dio­ opening day. He is also chair­ Springs, before Thursday, Burse Gifts had the first marble altar in During his years of service. most all of these worship the man of the sectional meeting for Aug. 10. Father Hahn has taught at Mar­ cesan representation at a na­ the state. tyrant. tional Liturgical Week since the Rocky Mountain States. The Liturgical Conference, Total $29 quette High School in Mil­ The preserving effort will in­ From Poqrer Classes 1946, when the event was held Plans call for the Denver bus Washington, D.C., which spon- Donors to the archdiocesan clude a sanding of the surface, waukee, Wis.; at the Jesuit No­ to leave late Sunday afternoon. (Turn to Page 2 — Column 5) fund for the education of sem­ vitiate in Florissant, Mo.; and Most of the fanatics, the cou­ in Denver with ‘the theme, after the old paints are burn­ ple said, come from the poorer “Family Life in Christ.” inarians this week contributed ed off, and tuckpointing. The ^yVN^AA^WVWWWWNAAA/WWVAAA/Vt classes in Cuba. Though these In the past 15 years the Litur­ $29. The St. Jude Burse now deteriorated concrete facing at persons are worse off financial­ gical Weeks have grown into stands at a new total Of $1,- the lower portion of the walls Final in Series ly than they were before Castro large conventions with as many Colorado Springs Club 849.53 on its way to the $6,000 will be replaced.. came to power, the Morales as 5,000 or 6,000 registered. At goal. (Turn to Page 3— Column 4) The last in a series of arti­ said, they have been persuaded the 1959 Week at Notre Dame Contributors were V.P.M., Los cles on the blind will appear that the dictator is their savior University, 1,100 priests were in To Hear College Head Angeles, Calif., $5; anonymous, VWWWWWVVWWWWVWWWWVN^ in next week’s issue. It will Denver, $4; anonymous, Den­ and he has given them control attendance. Dr. Louis T. Benezet, pres­ concern the prevention of over the country. ver, $5, in thanksgiving; Mr. Schools to Open blindness. Bishop Charles A. Buswell ident of Colorado College, The Church in Cuba, they and Mrs. D. G., Thornton, $5, Rev. Aloysius S. Hahn, SJ. of Pueblo will give two talks Colorado Springs, will be the in thanksgiving; and Mrs. M. On September 5 fWWWWWWWVWWSAAAAA/WWAAAi reported, is rapidly being suf- at the Liturgical Week. He special guest speaker at the R.T., Washington, D.C., $10. will join the company of more Colorado Springs First Friday The sum of $6,000 will estab­ Elementary and grade than 150 specialists who will Club luncheon on Friday, Aug. lish a seminary burse in per­ schools of the Archdiocese of Nun Conducts Workshop staff the meetings and discus­ 4. petuity for the education of a Denver will open for the 1961- sions. Dr. Benezet, a noted speak­ student for the priesthood. The 62 school year on Tuesday, Why and What Johnny Reads Bishop Buswell will give a er and prominent civic leader, principal will be invested and Sept. 5, according to the Very short talk on “Improvised is vice president of the As­ only the interest used. Rev. Monslgnor William H. Prayer” in a panel group. The sociated Colleges of Colorado. Jones, archdiocesan superin­ What Johnny reads in paro­ Heights Summer session Sister readers, published in 1942. She The Catholic people are re­ panel will appear at a general His talk is expected to be one tendent of schools. chial schools has a twofold de­ Marguerite recalled the incep­ assisted in the revision publish­ quested to remember the educa­ session on “Prayer” set for 10 of the highlights of the sum­ The “Register” is printing sign — to teach him reading tion of the Faith and Freedom ed in 1952 and helped to prepare tion of Denver seminarians in a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 23. mer and fall lineup of addres­ the school calendar on page 5 skills and to teach him princi­ series nearly 20 years ago. the new program, which will be their last wills and testaments. Bishop Buswell also will cele­ ses scheduled by the luncheon of this issue. It is suggested ples of Christian social living. Mandate of Pope published in 1962. Any amount will be gratefully brate the noon Dialogue Mass on group, which is sponsored by that parents and teachers clip Sister Marguerite, co-author The program started at the Commenting on the one received. ^ Aug. 23 and wiU deliver the talk the Knights of Columbus. and save it for future use. of the Faith and Freedom Catholic University acting on function of the “Faith and The future of the Church de or homily at the Mass. The luncheon is held at 12 New and spacious quarters Readers identified this twofold the mandate of Pius XI. The pends upon a well-prepared Freedom Readers” to teach The greatly awakened inter­ for the archdiocesan school design as she discussed the Commission on American Citi­ noon at a Colorado Springs priesthood in sufficient numbers. reading skiUs, Sister Margue­ est in the liturgy is credited to restaurant and is limited to office have been opened in readers, the basic text for 50 zenship was formed to prepare Donations to the seminary rite pointed out that the ser­ Pius XII’s encyclical, “Mediator one hour. All men in the the “Register” building at 938 per cent of the nation’s paroch­ texts that would teach the prin­ burse should be sent to the ies, from the beginning text Dei,” and to the considerable city are invited to attend. Bannock Street, Denver 1, ial schools and a supplementary ciples of Christian social living. Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Arch­ for pre-readers to the eighth- liturgical reforms of recent Information can be obtained Colo. The phone number re­ text for an additional 40 per As a charter member of the grade readers, teach the child bishop of Denver, Chancery Of­ years, especially the 1958 In from Robert Kleine at ME. fice, 1536 Logan Street, Denver mains the same, KE. 4-4614. cent. commission. Sister Marguerite to think as he reads. Dr. Louis T. Benezet struction of the Holy See on the 3-4360. 3, Colo. In Denver to conduct a read­ helped to draft the original edi­ Well-organized to develop aaa/w w w \aaa/wnaa/wvww\aaaaa/% ing workshop at the Loretto tion of the Faith and Freedom (Turn to Page 3 — Column 5) Chosen for Parish, School Leadership Fleming Girl to Spend Year in Australia

By P hil Ritter citing thing that ever happened The stay in Australia is spon­ Mary will have the op­ (See picture oo page 7) to them. sored primarily by the Rotary portunity to meet a good many It is 8,759 miles from Denver But as far as personal feel­ Club in West Geelong, which people on the, continent down to Melbourne, Australia. That, ings go, the excitement and an- will pay her living expenses and under, as she will stay with a approximately, is the distance ticiation gave way at the last provide her with a weekly al­ different family each month un­ separating Mary Mollahan from minute to the realization that lowance of about 15 shillings or til her return in June of 1962. about $2.25 per week. her family and her farm home Mary would be gone for an en­ After three years at Lone near Otis in Eastern Colorado tire year. Star High School, Miss Molahan .-\nd she in turn would miss will be a student at Belmont A member of St. Peter's her family, expecially her three High School in the Australian Parish, Fleming, she was little sisters — Suzie, 4; Teresa. city. recommended for the experi­ 2; and Rita Jo. 14 months. ence by the Akron Rotary Active In School The brothers, in their own While a student at Lone Star, Club. That organization’s Stu­ special way of showing their Mary was a cheerleader and dent Exchange sent her quali­ awe at the accomplishment of participated in speech festivals, fications to Australia along "big sister,” kept up a humor­ chorus, band, and dramatics. with those of several appli­ ous attitude for a long time be­ She also was active in the so­ cants, and she was chosen by fore the big day of departure. dality at St. Peter’s and has the Australian group. All four of them — Donald, participated in the group’s ro­ Mary left Denver July 25 Af 14: Tom. 10: Tim, 8: and Bob, sary-making project. ter stops in San Francisco and 7 — echoed the same tune: In addition to church and the Hawaiian Islands she ar­ ■'We ll be glad to see her go.” school activities, Mary h a s rived in Melbourne. From Mel­ compiled an outstanding rec­ Operates Combine bourne she was driven to West ord in 4-H work. Her projects Geelong, her home for the next Sister Helen, age 12, is going included sewing, cattle rais­ Youngsters Will Miss Her year and a city of about 20,000, to miss her sister, too. But, as ing, and sheep raising. which would make it about 100 ■Mrs. Mollahan puts it, “nobody By now Miss Molahan has Scores of needy youngsters of all races Denver, since 1949. She will be transferred times the size of Otis. will miss her as much as her completed the first part of her who have had moments of joy and have bene­ Aug. 9 to one of the sisters’ houses in New For Mary, her parents, Mr. Dad. During harvesting she runs exciting experience. The nearly fited from the assistance of the Dominican York City. Sister Marie Therese will become and Mrs. Donald Mollahan, and the combine and at all times 9,000 mile flight was the first Sisters of the Sick Poor will miss Sister Mary the new superior. (See story on page 3.) eight brothers and sisters, the is her father’s ‘right hand time the exchange student had Grace, superior at the Corpus Christ! Carmel. trip is just about the most ex­ man’.” Mary Mollahan the opportunity to fly. FA CE TW O Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eysto ne 4-4205 T h u rsd ay, July 27, 1961 52 Refugees in Archdiocese Ex-Prisoners Tell of Cuban Fanaticism, Perils

(Continued From Page One) willing to accept any kind of workers still have no land. They living in an apartment located thing that could be understood position they can find to support work for wages — even less for them by the St. ’Therese as a criticism of the revolu­ themselves and their children. than before.” CFM at 1470 Beeler Street,, tionary regime. ’The couple were thrown into There is no law In Cuba to< Aurora. day, he said. Perstma are Persons interested in helping Every Catholic school on the the theatrical prison because the them find work are asked to island, they reported, has been government suspected them of seized and thrown, into prison contact the RL Rev. Mcmsignor confiscated and turned Into a aiding Cuban children to escape on the whim of any member puUic school where the pupils to the U.S. of the militia. The prisoners Elmer J. Kolka at the Catholic — there are 5I,0M of them in ChariUes Office, 1965 Grant are subjected to unending They were turned into the Havana alone — cannot con­ Street, Denver, AC. 3-3835. harangues on Communism. authorities by one of their ser­ vants, who turned out to be a tact a lawyer or friends out­ ' Apostolic Catludlc grimps in One academy in Havana, Mrs. member of a vast Castro spy side. They may be kept un­ the archdiocese. M onitor Morales said, has been turned network that is active ip every der arrest Indefinlteiy without Kolka said, are n e^ ed to spon­ into a ballet school; the chapel block, every village. a trial, er if there is a trl^ sor tome of these families for is used as a practice hall, and “Children are even spying it is before a miUtaty couh. resettlement in this area. the sisters’ rooms have been on their own parents,” Mr. The Morales asked the Regie, The Catholic ChariUet eftlGe converted to dressing rooms. Morales said, “and are ter to plead with Catholic h u tiles on aeariy 31 families Mr. Morales was a lawyer in praised as heroes when their Americans to help the Cul»n who were driven from their B.V.M. Nuns Converge on Boulder Cuba, and his wife taught Eng­ parents are put in jail.” refugees. homes by the Castre tyranny lish in Our Lady, Help of Chris­ The couple sent their own “Many of them are children and who have asked to be in- Father James O’Connor, S.J., of West Baden College, West emy, BooMer, this snmmer. The nuns are partldpante in the tians, Academy, conducted by children out of Cuba several who do not have even relatives settled in the Dravsr Ardi- Baden, lad. when he heard this picture described commnnity’a third annual “Summer School of Community Liv- Dominican nuns from the U.S. months ago to keep them in the U.S.” they said. “Many dlocese. aa the “Ung among 71 queens.” Father O’Connor, pictured In .Ing.” After finishing with a retreat being conducted this week, Mrs. Morales is hoping to find from being indoctrinated with of the adults escaped penniless Among these are office the center, a canon law coarse to these Sisters of they wfll return to their Tarlons posts throughout the country a job teaching Spanish in Den­ Red propaganda in school and with no other clothes than clerks, a cattle rancher, brick­ Charity ^ the Blessed Virgin Blary at H t St Gertrude Acad> Ang. 3. ver. She and her husband are Until they came to Denver, the ones they were wearing. layer, truck driver, phunber, the twins stayed with Mrs. “Any help given the Cuban accountant, chauffeur, farm Morales’ brotbCT in Miami refugees is a blow to defeat manager, leather cutter, The Cuban regime makes Communism b Cuba.” diemical engin^, and a Nuns Finishing Session at Boulder Academy sure that even in their recrea­ T%e Morala family is now draughtsman. tion the children in the island By C. J. Zecha up a six-week session of intel­ ment conducive to spiritual de­ attention on the supernatural few hours now and then hiking are under Communist influence. This week approximately 70 lectual, spiritual, and social velopment The session opened aspects of community living. and viewing the mountains has Mrs. Morales, who was once a Sisters of Charity of the Bles­ stimulation a t Mt. St. Gertrude’s June 24. Among the guest speakers on been wonderful. member of the national council the agenda was the very Rev. for the Girl Guides, reports that sed Virgin Mary are winding Academy,^ Boulder. On Tuesday, July 25, the “This, plus the fact that the ST. CHRISTOPHER Monsignor William Jones, arch- session, its courses, and speak­ this group and other youth or­ The nuns, commonly referred nuns began their week of re­ diocesan superintendent of ers were invigorating, and stim ganizations have been taken treat, which is being conduct­ TIm Denver Catholic to as the "BVM’s,” have been schools, who addressed the nuns over by the Communists, re ed by the Rev. Joseph Weber, ulating, has made our visit here Register participants in the third annual on the role of the religious and truly memorable.’’ named “Cuban Pioneers,” and SJ., of Trinidad. On Thurs­ lay teachers in the Catholic turned into means of filling Summer School of Community day, Ang. 3, they will pack Those who took part in the Published Weekly by the Living at the Boulder academy. school system. session included Sisters Ama- youthful minds with Communist Patron of Travelers Catholic Press Society, Inc., their bags and return to their ideas. They have come from all-parts variona posts throughout the Dr. Edward J. Rozek, politi­ tora, Agnes Marie, St. Demetria, 938 Bannock Street, DMver. Reasons for Castro Subscription; HOO Per Year. of the U.S. to attend the-ses­ country. cal, science professor at the Delrita, Leonardine, Norberdet- University of Colorado, Boul­ Asked how a Communist gov­ Entered as Second Class sion, which whs established in » ^ te, Blandina, Madeleva, Muriel, An outstanding highlight of der; gave a talk on “Cuba and ernment could have seized pow Matter at the Post Office, 1950 to give senior sisters who Martina, Salvatora, Juliana, the session was a canon law the Threat of Communism in er in Cuba, Mr. Morales gave Denver, Colo. have never had a tertianship the Bonifacio, Canisia, St. Claude; necessary leisure and environ- course offered by the- Rev. South America.’* Sisters Majella, Norma, St. two reasons: The corruption of James I. O’Connor, S.J., of West The entire program was di­ Adelaide, Martha, Nicida, Chris­ the Batista regime and the need Baden CoUege, West Baden, rected and supervised by the tina, Michele, Presentation, Yv- for social reform in Uie nation. L b i b m a n , T b B o c k h o r s t o C o . Ind. Father O’Connor, who was nuns. Sister Mary Norma, su­ onna, Ann Frances, Gonzaga, St. “A revolution was needed,” present at the first “community perior of 'M t St. Gertrude’s Favian, Joanne Frances, Claud- he said. “Some of the people living’’ session ip 1959, has con­ Academy,, assisted in the co-or­ Ine, St. Francis, Elmer; in Havana .were leading lives of ducted similar sessions for the dination of the session. Sisters Cornelia, Francis Eu­ luxury. Fanners in the interior B.VJd. Superiors’ Institute in Tours of the state’s historic gene, Laurencita, Consolita, Vic­ of the country were living like Clinton, la. and scenic spots, as well as tor Ellen, Winefride, Gregory, animals. They had no hope for A series of four spiritual con­ campus suppers and entertain Angellsta, 'Thomasina, Agnesa, themselves, and they could not ferences were given by the Rev. ing motion pictures, rounded Bemetta, Ellen Clare, Corona, even send their children to Walter Harris, SJ., of Regis out the schedule. St. Luella, Stanlsjia, Madelon, school so they could hope for College, Denver. These fociised Theodatus, Anna Louise; better things for the children. MYMOW) I. OinOT QESAROR. Colorado Booster “When Castro came to pow­ aCBAU J. HENCMANN TOOaHOaST, CKU Sisters Manetta, St. Barbara, Forty Hours' Having the opportunity -of Juanito .Joseph, Norena, Geor­ er, 99 per cent of the Cubans spending a summer at the gius, Jeanne, Norbertus, John were in favor of him. When he base of the Rocky Mountains Paul, St. Basil Rosarius, Vic­ seized the land and promised ^ m m m u A im * Devotion was expressed appreciatively by tory, St. Helena, Louisa, Rosar- to give it to the farm workers, Silver oxidized finish, heavily burnished. Extra even the landowners who lost strong magnetic car pin with St. Christopher. Our WEEK OF JULY 30,1961 numerous nuns. One of the visi­ ia Paul, Remigius, Francella, millions of dollars were glad 1897 lOTH SUNDAY t tors, Sister Mary Victory of St. Frances Margaret, Joseph Bene­ Lady of the Highway, Sacred Heart, f 4 25 to give up their land. AFTER PENTECOST Mary’s High School, Chicago, dict, Donald, Margaret Agnes, St. Joseph. Boxed.______I “But it hasn’t worked out as was overwhelmed by the gran­ Terese Rosa, St. Louise, Inno- * Cripple Creek, 8L Peter’s Castro promised. He turned the 923 GAS a ItKTRIC BIDG. * Keenesbnrg, Holy Family deur. centia, and Clarissma. Complete Selection of other 1%Afd TAbM 50241 farms into communes. ’The rw. UtSMAN Mintam, St. Patrick’s ’’It sounds like a little thing,’’ St. Christopher Auto Sets ...... w U p up * Indicates 13 Hoars’ she said, “but just to spend a 5 1 2 5 St.' Christopher Auto Statues______I

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Rafael Morales , Esther Morales Reunited With Parents Home Ovmed Since 1902 \ Priests, Nuns, Laity To Attend Conference (Continued From Page One) sultants in 13 study groups and iSfmpalLjf sors the annual meeting, said 14 regional meetings. that they have drawn on au­ The Liturgical Week, which thorities in all fields related to will be housed in .Oklahoma the theme of the forthcoming City’s air-conditioned Munieipal gathering, “Bible, Life, and Auditorium will open with Mass Worship.” at 5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 21. Clergy, Lay Experts The first general sesdon will be held that evening at 8 o’clock. The conference president. Fa­ Speakers will include Bishop ther Frederick R. McManus, of SlttttlHtDOlCitil Victor J. Reed, host to the "Iha wematt’s shop at charry cratk" Catholic University’s Canon Law meeting. Father McManus, and School reported: / Father John Gerken, S.J., of “The program committee has John Carroll University, Qeve- lined up Scripture scholars, the­ land, 0 . ologians, lituriologists, pastors, Special reduced rates have GIGANTIC teachers, and people skilled in been arranged for single, dou­ various apostolates within the ble, and trii^e rooms at the Church.” ' Sheraton-Oklahoma and Roberts Twelve of these authorities Hotels. Reservations should be CLOSE-OUT will deliver major addresses made through Liturgical Week while the others will serve as headquarters, 3214 N. Lake panelists or leaders and con­ Avenue, Okl^oma City. of tiiw For nKiny years mortuaries have known no better w ay to record floral tributes than to provide families with a typewritten description sheet inserted Easy going^SHOES for SUAAAAER in their memorial book. ^ ..Jhe career woman DRESSES Today, Olingers take a photograph in beautiful color of each floral expres­ ^Jhe club woman sion, which is mounted Individually with the corresponding sympathy card. This the teacher You win feal tha dtffatwnea wMi $18 assures our families of an everlasting floral record. ovary step. . . thoy're "comfort $38 te tle d ’’l Our Dr. Hiss shoot Only Olingers offer this service— and at no extra cost to the family— as ora fitted by experts. Come $38 see them today. well as the largest, finest-trained Catholic directorial staff in the Denver area. SPECIAL $48 $ 8 8

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(Continued From Page One) formed, dedicated lay aposto- signed to accompany the 1962 ber of the summer school facul­ basic reading skills, the readers late, the Faith and Freedom edition. These manuals have ty at the Catholic University, also develop reading power in- series provides vital contact been reorganized to make the Sister Bemarda has also work­ as much as the child becomes with the Church’s program. teachers’ use of them simpler. ed on the revised edition. progressively more independent Participants in the summer Sister Bemarda attended ser- In speaking to the wori[- in relation to work attack. workshop have been working eral sessions of the workshop' shop. Sister Bernarda present­ While phonics is a very im­ with the teachers’ manuals de­ as a special consultant. A mem' ed suggestions for organizing portant part of the program, all the ungraded primary group | of the techniques of word at­ into a feasible pattern for tack are taught. These include handling individual differ­ use of structural analysis, con­ Farewell Party July 30 ences. Sister has conducted tent clues and word form clues. considerable research on this 1962 Series For Dominican Superior phase of elementary reading. As far as the other function Sister Marguerite’s activities of the readers is concerened, Sister Mary Grace, superior A garden party Is planned have not been limited to her the teaching of the social princi­ at the Dominican Sisters of the for Sister Grace by the Dom- work on the Faith and Freedom ples enunciated in the Papal en­ Sick Poor Corpus Christ! Con­ ican Sisters’ Aid Si^ety at the- series. A member of the faculty cyclicals, sister pointed out that vent, Denver, will be trtnsfer- convent on July 30 from 2 to of St. John’s College, Qeveland, First'Communion in Greeley Church the 1962 edition will provide red, effective Aug. 9, to one 5 p.m. Friends and benefac­ Sister regularly conducts sum­ greater variety of content. of the community’s houses in tors of the sisters are invited. mer sessions at Catholic Uni­ As a preparation for an in­ Smiling happily and dressed in their “Sunday best,” 79 mi­ Augustine’s, Brighton; and Father Herbert L. Banigan, St Wil­ New York. New Superior versity. She is co-author of the grant chUdrea pictured above received their First Communion in liam’s Church, Fort Lupton. Seminarians Richard Lechman, Sister Marie Therese, who has Catholic School Speller, used in Our Lady of Peace Church, Greeiey, July 16. Father Joseph Cn- Michael Kerrigan, Stephen Handen, Michael Miles, the Rev. been at the convent the past many diocese t^oughout the hells, S.F., center, rear, offered the Mass. Two of the three Our Mr. Bernard O’Hayre, Gerald Stremel, and Dennis Martin as­ Two Families, Refugee six years, becomes the new su- country. She is supervising edi­ Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters (at right) instructed 122 mi- sisted In the instruction and. bus transportation. St. Peter’s Par­ fterior of the community. tor of Mime Magazine for Chil­ graat children for a three-week period. Father Louis Estrada, ish, Greeiey; Holy Cross Parish, Thornton; and Presentation To Be Resettled in Area Two new sisters have joined dren and directs, a school for 8.F., pastor, is seen in the back row to the left of Father Cnbells. Parish, Denver, provided busses tor the children. (See other the Denver convent The first exceptional children. picture on page 7.) Other priests pictured are Father James L. Overman, St. Two families from The Neth­ years in a refugee camp in is Sister If. Regis, a graduate Her academic background in­ erlands arrived in Denver on Capua, Italy. of Hisericordia Hospital, New cludes a B.A from St. Louis York City, who worked among University, an M.A. from the Wednesday, July 26, and a Family of Three the minority groups when there. young Yugoslavian refugee ar­ Arriving with Mr. Van Der Catholic University and gradu­ Migrants Receive First Communion rived in New York the same The other is Sister M. Emily ate study at Columbia Univer­ Loan, who is 30 years old, was who , was graduated from St. day on his way to Denver to his wife, Lillian, 28, and their sity, the University of Notre Th^ climax of three weeks of Dennis Martin. The children class was composed of children ior and Senior Codalities are Mary’s Hospital in Scranton, Pa. add to the ever - mounting daughter, Gertrud, 7. They are Dame, Chicago University, Loy­ instructions came for 79 migrant were brought in dally for three of migrant workers, and the promoting membership in the The past two years she did pub­ number of refugees being given staying in the home of Mrs. ola University of Chicago, and c^dren, July 16, .when they other half of children of per­ league. lic health nursing on an Indian weeks in buses, with the rout­ a new start in life by the Den­ Van Der Loan’s Father, Adolph John Carroll University of The monthly meeting of the reservation in Nebraska. piade their First Communion in es averaging 100 miles per manent residents of the area. ver Catholic Charities. Zimmerman, 896 S. Lincoln Cleveland. Our Lady of Peace Church, day. Several seminarians worked Holy Name Society was held Coming from The Netherlands Avenue, Littleton. Greeiey. Attending the party for the with the nuns. July 14. The construction of ba­ were the families of Gysbertus The family came from the Foilowing the 7 p.m. Mass, communicants were Fathfcr Es­ zaar booths was discussed for In the period June 5-July 17, Van Der Loan and Alex Hague, The Netherlands, where ffie children were honored at a trada, S.F., pastor; Father Jos­ nuns, with a lay compa^on, the outdoor annual summer Tertianship Program Soureka. Both families arrived both Mr. Van Der Loan and Pinata party in the church hall. eph Cubells, S.F.,' and Father who furnished transportation, festival. Sept. 2, 3, and 4. the couple’s daughter were Refreshments were served by Sierra, S.F., of Our Lady of made 654 contacts in a cen­ The Altar and Rosary Society on Monday in New York on the bom. Mrs. Van Der Loan was the Pastor’s Guild and mem­ Peace Parish; Father Boris sus. Working every morning held its annual Mexican dinner S.S. Groote Beer and were bom in Duisburg, Germany. Under Way at Maryerest bers of St. Peter’s Parish to Banigan, St. William’s, Ft. Lu­ five days a week, the census July 16 in the parish hall. A flown to Denver on Wednesday. Family of Seven more than 400 persons. ton; Father Edward Ryan, St. takers reported a total of 380 band consisiting of four altar The Yugoslavian refugee is With Mr. Soureka, who is 44 Father H ilair Sqott, O.F.M., tional house of higher studies The total enrollment for the Peter’s Parish, 'Greeley; and Fa­ Catholics. They distributed 389 boys of the parish provided 19 - year - old Damir Brdar, years old, came his wife, Eleon­ member of the Franciscan fm the Friars Minor. : doss was 122 migrant ther James L. Overman, St. pieces of literature. music at the dinner. who has spent the past two ora, 38; a son, Marcellino, 11; Fathers’ Holy Name Province, The five-week advanced spir­ children. The classes were Augustine’s Parish, Brighton. New York City, is directing the In a special instruction pro­ and three daughters, Beilina, itual studies of the tertianship, tanght in St. Peter’s School by Also present were four Sisters tertianship program for the Sis­ gram during this period, 28 per­ 11; Eleanora, 9; and Emanuel- the first of its kind to be held three Missionary Sisters of of Our Lady of Victory Convent, ters of St. Francis of Penance sons were enroll^. Sixteen of la, 7. ’The family is being spon­ by the Sisters of St. Francis at O hr Lady of Victory — Sis­ Greeley, six seminarians, a n d Catholic Alumni Clubs and Christian Charity at Mary- these received their First Com sored in Denver by the St. Vin­ ter Ros^ary, Sister Jos­ parents of the first communi­ crest, Denver. munion: Two in Lucerne, four cent de Paul Council of St. ephine, and S i ^ r Mary Ruth cants. in Greeley, seven in Gill, in To Pick National Slate Louis’ Parish, Englewood. The 30 professed sisters at­ — and two seminarians, the tending Father Hilary’s class­ Semmariant Assist eluding two adults; one in Ker The Sourekas, who have been Rev. Mr. Bernard OTHayre and The National Association of George Grupe, NACAC de­ es in 'ascetical theology and Half of the enrollment in the sey, and two in Johnstown. living in Amsterdam, are refu­ Catholic Alumni Clubs will elect velopment chairman and a char­ gees from Indonesia. Franciscan spirituality repre­ Sodality Officers officers on Tuesday, Aug. 22, at ter member and former vice Both families came to Denver sent the three' provinces of the NACAC annual meeting, president of the Orange County the Franciscan Sisters in the Special Program of Events Newly elected officers of the under a resettlement program scheduled as part of the Holiday CAC, who is employed as a sen­ set up by the Netherlands gov­ United States. Senior Sodality are Mary Ann in the West program at Jackson ior chemist; and Geraldine Vi- Scheduled by Child Nursery Soliz, prefect; Beatrice Castillo, ernment. They are Holy Name Pro­ Lake, Wyo. dovich, former women’s vice vince, Stella Niagara, N.Y.; (See Picture on Page 1) The nursery will be closed vice prelect. Carmen Ciddio, In Sterling Running unopposed for president of the Harbor (Long Sacred Heart Province, Mary- The ^ d re n of Margery Reed secretary; Shirley Kuanez, tre­ Mr. Brdar will live with his for three weeks for necessary NACAC president is Homer crest, Denver; and St. Francis Mayo Day Nursery, Denver, repairs and renovation. It is asurer. Beach) CAC, active with na­ uncle, Jake Brdar, at 603 N. Sweeney, chairman of this Province, Redwood City, Calif. will participate in a special tional CAC, an dis a pharmacist. Third Street, Sterling. operated 49 weeks each year. The Senior Sodality receiv­ year’s Holiday in the West. An These classes will continue un­ program of festive' dances and The Margery Reed Mayo Day ed a diploma of affiliation to accountant, he is a graduate til Aug. 4. choral numbers on July 27 at Nursery is a United Fund af­ the League of the Sacred student at the University of San 4 p.m. Mary Ellen Foster is filiate under the direction of Heart, establishing Our Lady Francisco. He served as San A native of New Jersey, Fa­ directing'the event, assisted by the Sisters of Charity of Cin­ of Peace Church as a local Francisco CAC’s president in ther Hilary pursued advanced several nuns at the nursery. cinnati, 0. Sister Miriam Re­ center for promoters or Zela- 1960-61. studies in Rome and worked in the financial office of the Gen­ This program will terminate gina is director at the Nursery', doras of the league. Both Jun­ Nominated for men’s vice the summer session at the eral Curia and as English corre­ president are Mervin R. Lell, a spondent for the Minister Gen­ nursery, in which religion, stockbroker and public relations Program on UN eral prior to his assignment dancing, singing, crafts, story­ chairman for the Denver CAC; telling, and organized play were at Maryerest. and Joseph V. Schwarz, Jr., who Father Hilary Scott, OJirjL offered daily to every child. works with the Milwaukee Coun­ He is again summoned to 83 Children CFM to Continue ty Civil Defense and is president Rome for a three - year ap­ Maryerest, w|ll be a yearly oc­ There are 83 children being of the Milwaukee CAC. pointment as procurator and currence in the provinces as cared for this summer as com Candidates for women’s vice discrete of St. .Anthony’s Inter­ part of the Sister Formation pared with 105 the rest of the 'Understanding' Series president are Elizabeth M. Lo­ national College, the interna­ Program. year. renz, a legal secretary, who has These are children of work­ “Operation Understanding,’’ a program to acquaint mem­ been active with the Denver ing’ mothers. In the summer bers of the Christian Family Movement in the Denver Arch­ CAC and other social clubs; some of the other children are diocese with the operations of the United Nations and the Donna O’Brien, an accounting home ffom school and so can part Catholic Americans can play in its success, will con­ technician, who has served the assume the responsibility of tinue in the fall, according to the Denver Federation of the CFM. Catholic University Club of Port­ their younger brothers and sis­ Under the program of “Operation Understanding,” which land in several capacities, as ters. was initiated in February, Mrs. John R. Fiore, chairman of well as assisting on regional and UNESCO, 1600 Logan Street, gave talks to seven CFM groups national CAC activities: S t Cajetan's in the Denver area between March and May. Mrs. Fiore, a member of the Catholic Association for Inter­ Hegister" tngraver ’ national Peace, addressed the groups on international affairs Slates Fiesta Restoration Archie MePhee can afford to smUe. A 21-year-employe (St. Cajetan’s Parish, Denver) from a Catholic viewpoint and stressed the operation of the UN and its agencies as a means of attaining world peace. of the “Denver Catholic RegUter,” he retired July 28. As St. Cajetan’s Parish announ­ head of the “Register’s” engraving department all that time ces a' fiesta to be held Aug. 10, • Groups that have already heard Mrs. Fiore are those in In Leadville Presentation Parish, Denver; Holy Name, Fort Logan; St. An­ (Continued From Page One) Archie will not be seeing many more engraver’s cameras like 11, 13, and 13. the.one he is pictured w lu here. His irians for the future? Rest It will be in the charge of the thony’s, Westwood; Notre Dame, Denver; Nativity of Our Lord, Work on the tower, judged to and fish, he asserts. Holy Name Society, the Knights Broomfield; Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Wheatridge; and St. Mary’s, be more in need of repairs than of the Blue Scapidar, the PTA, Littleton. the walls, was postponed as not Engraving Foreman Las Carmelitas, the Sacred Several other groups expressed an interest in scheduling economically feasible at this Heart Society, the Altar Society, a program under “Operation Understanding,” but were un­ time. the Society of Guadalupe,' and able to do so because they already had planned a full sched­ A group within the parish is the sodality. ule. promoting a project to reduce 'Old Pro' at 'Register' A big IMl Rambler will be The operation has been extended through the fall to give the stress and strain on the given away. interested groups an opportunity to acquaint themselves with tower. The goal is the purchase From noon to 5 p.m. Aug 13, the UN and with what Marytaoll Father Albert J. Nevins of an electronic bell system that Retires to Rest, Fish a spaghetti dinner will be M.Td., calls the duty “to awaken Catholic Americans to their will replace the swinging of “St. served in the churdi basement. international responsibilities:” - Mary,” the heavy bell, in the The man who installed the overcoat over his pajamas Tamales, enchiladas, tacos, bu CFM couples interested in schednllng a program under tower. engraving department of the and hustled down to the News. ritos, and pozole will be served “Operation Understanding” can do so by contacting their pres­ The current exterior work on Denver Catholic Register in Later Chase told Archie he was each evening. ident couples or program chairmen. the church is only part of a December. 1940, and who has timing him from the minute he continuing improvement p r o- served as its foreman since got the photo in his hands to gram undertaken by the Rev. then, retired July 26. the time he handed over the James B. Hamblin, pastor, in Archie MePhee summed up complete plate—a record 14 MONAGHAN OPTICAL CO. the past five years. his feelings on this milestone minutes. Guild Prescription Opticians Included in this pro­ in one sentence when he said: Archie came to the Register gram have been the $117,006 “After 45 straight years as an at the request of Hubert Smith, spent for land, building, and engraver, I need to rest.” former business manager of the furnishing of a new convent, Archie, who once set a record Register and brother of the late the cleaning and repainting of by completing an engraving in Rt. Rev. Monsignor Matthew 14 minutes, a process that y the interior of the church, and Smith, founding editor of the normally takes at least 45 min­ Begmning th e very day o f remodeling work on the rec­ Register. At that time the news­ utes, began his newspaper ca­ paper was sending out its en­ your savings deposit, tory. reer in 1916 at the Denver graving work to various com American National com* Times. merical shops in the area. pates interest daily! No He stayed at the Times 1st Anniversary “Hubert asked me to install longer do you lose interest until after World War I and an engraving plant at the Reg­ Of Colo. Springs then went to work (or the ister," Archie recalls, “and also because you withdraw sav­ Denver Post in 1921. He worked to take it over. I told him what ings before the end of a Pastor's Death in California from 1922 to 1926 not to buy.” quarter. Every dollar earns and then, in 1927, Archie was Respeef For 'Boss' The first anniversary, of the back at the News, working as interest daily while it’s Of the late Monsignor Smith, death of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor night foreman of the engraving here, so long as some bal­ department. Archie, like all who knew the ance remains to the end o f William Kipp, pastor of St. Monsignor, spoke highly of him. Mary’s for 27 years, is this Sets Record the quarterly interest pe­ It was in this period that He said: “I’ve met a lot of Saturday, July 29. riod. M ake sinre your dol­ Archies set his record. In those great men in my time, but AH in the parish who can doi^^yg jjjg News was located on Monsignor Smith had something lars get this extra earning. so are urged to attend either streets. One none of them had. You could the 6:30 or the 7:45 morning,ga,,y ^^^ning (2 or 3 a.m.) always talk common sense with Th0 Bank that’s him, and he would always lis­ Masses on that day. Both Masses : there was a murder near the m o v in g U P t are offered for the repose of News' offices. ten to you.” his soul. Harry Rhodes, eminent News He was presented with a Parish Census photographer, was just getting wrist watch by the Rt. Rev. For the first time in several off work and was able to get Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, AMERICAN years, a census is being taken a picture of the victim. Bobj editor of the “Register,” and at St. Mary’s Parish by the Chase of the editorial depart-! a gift from fellow employes Sisters of Our Lady of Victory raent gave Archie a hurried call I on July 26. NATIONAL Knoll. and told him to get down to Archie, a member of Cure d’- H A \ F t r 17th and LawWfMi PRECISE OPTICAL SERVICE This census will be completed work fast, that they were going Ars Parish, Denver, has some when those parishioners who to hold up the presses for the plans for retirement. “I will CHerry4-6911 and lens replacement were not home at the time the story and the picture. rest and fish for a time,” he Including frame repair sisters called will leave their Arch didn’t even take time said, “and then make up my ■ B m K FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORArKHI names at the rectory. to dress. He whipped on an mind as to future plans.” REGISTER

Foreign Aid, Papal Principles ‘Register’ Comment and Opinion W E HAD THE PRIVILEGE of Mr. Labouisse, who co-ordinates hearing a lucid exposition by foreign aid policies, explained that Henry R. Labouisse, director of the the aim of our government in giv­ Picture of Franco International Co-operation Admin­ ing aid is precisely to enable the istration, of the policies notx^ guid­ less developed peoples to help Differs Today ing U. S. foreign aid to underde­ themselves and thereby become in­ veloped countries, and'in listening dependent, though co-operative By G. J. GnsTATSON “ we noted marked similarities to the witii the rest of the world. NE COULD NOT HELP being wryly amused and thinbdng &at John XXHI recorded The recent encyclical stressed O strongly tempted to an “I told you so” upofl read­ in his latest encydicaL that palliative aid, in the form of ing the series begun in the Hearst chain recently tiy William Randolph Hearst, Jr. It all grew out of a The Pope stated in his encyclical the distribution of surplus food written questionnaire and an interview with Franco that tile solidarity binding aU men stuffs, though good and necessary, described by Bob Consi- and making them m em b^ of the is not enough. Foreign aid must dine as “the leader whose rule broke Communism’s same family impos^ on .political make the economy more produc­ Ponder tive, so that the people can make back in Spain, resisted communities enjoying an abun­ Hitler at the crest of his dance the obligation not to remain their own hying. success and prevails in­ and ind^erent to &e plight of commu-' tact to the present day.” IN THE SAME VEIN, Mr. La­ nities less fortunately situated. This is hardly the pic­ Print bouisse said that the keystone of ture Herbert Matthews of At the ' same time the Pojie the present U.S. problem is long­ the New York Times and of the American Foreign warned that the giving of economic term help, which will reorganize Policy Association gave us back in the days of me aid must.not be a means of fasten­ backward economies. To that extent Spanish Civil War. The (gullible?) Matthews pre­ ing colonialism on the backward sented Franco as a tool of the Fascists, the ally Europe and which had already attacked and oc­ cupied two of them: Yet the result of the war was 'Mafer et Magistra' Vital for Us to strengthen the most aggressive, violent and cruel system of all time. What was going to oc­ IS INDICATIVE, as a measure of The Rope’s appeal for co-operation cur was foreseeable and could have tneen correct­ r the extent to which the world has on a world scale to solve economic prob­ ed. The superiority of the West for several vears knit together, that not one problem of lems shows that he does not expect one made it possible, without risks, to put a permd to those mentioned in the Pope’s latest nation, however rich, to bear the main Russian expansions and aggressions. What could encyclical Mater et Magistra is irrele­ load of raising living standards. have been done then is no longer possible today. vant in some wajrto the U.S. • There were many other disorders in ^ Not too long ago the dutv stressed social life that Mater et Magistra brought 'THIS DOES NOT MAKE for pleasant summer­ home to this fortunate land. What it in that encyclical of the richn nations "Which, Good Neighbors?" time teadiug but it is about time we faced up to u ^ said about the economic unbalance be­ realities and stopped dosing ourselves with poUtim to aid the poorier would not have been tween farm and country applies to us tranquilizers. . urgent, for it would have been impos­ more than to any other people. When President Kennedy’s recent return from Vienna sible for realization. When productive John XXin looked beyond collective calls to mind what Franco said as far back as 1955 capacity was a fraction of what it is bargaining for principles to guide the No Time for Tension about a much-heralded conference of the Big Four now, when it still took days to traverse conduct of economic life, he touched Powers. Asked for his opinion by David Lawrence, he the world, thmre was not much one na­ the virus of our industrial relations, By James M. Shea or the Holy Name Society, or clergy and laity restless with replied: “It is a platform of propaganda for Russia. tion would do to help another econom­ lack of concern for the common good. the new relationship. History Evidently Russia finds herself in a difficult situation DEAS HAVE their seasons, the Knights of Columbus. ically. Today, for the first jdme, fam­ But the present rash of piec­ is made gradually, for at this time and has to save herself. When Russia observes Monsignor Ro­ ines are avoidable, mass diseases like BAl^LY NEEDED, at a time when a I es on the subject is not con­ the most part, and the exis­ takes a step of friendship, it is because this is ad- mano GuardinL And one of cerned so much with statis­ tence of an extensive, well vant^eous for her. For Russia, anything is a weapon. malaria can be eliminated, and educa­ Catholic President is being hounded to the ideas currently enjoying tion is possible to alL Knowledge that initiate mass population control pro­ tics as it is with tensions. How educated, apostolic laity is The United Nations is a weapon; the Four Power its season—along with plural­ successfully are laity and s..mething the clergy Is not this is so has of course awakened in the grams, was Jolm XXHTs note that “the ism, dialogue, and ecumenism conference is. a weapon, which she uses marvelously. entirely accustomed to. underdeveloped peoples a yearning for real solution . . . is not to be foimd in —is that of the layman’s role She converts everything into an infefnal machine at these things that they never conscious­ expedients that offend the moral or­ in the Church. These tensions are relaxed her service.” most readily, and difficulties ly felt bdore, any more than most der established by God . . . but in a re­ The very fact that so mhny On and suspicions most quickly slaves bom in slavmry knew the yearn­ newed scientific and ^ technical ef­ articles are being written on dissolve, in those groups where ing for freedom. f o r t ...” this subject is testimony to the The Home spiritual formation remains - « His plea for a general observance layman's emergence as an ac­ paramount. Any properly con­ tive 1- even lively — member FOR THIS REASON the Pope had of the Sunday rest comes at m oppor­ ducted Legion of Mary or St. of the Church Militant, in ans­ Scene to stress anew the truth that abundance tune time, when our courts are being Vincent de Paul Society unit wer to the Church’s own need Atn^wwwwwwwwvWwwvwwwt of, material goods, in nations no less urged to lower all barriers against un­ will give evidence of this. Lest Men Forget and summons. clergy working together? How than ,in individuals, creates the obli­ fair competition on the Sabbath. The same is true of organiza­ By J oseph P. KtErat THE BISHOPS OF GEIU well are they working out gation' to use (them for the good of all. Mater y^et Magistra means “Mother tions like the Grail and the i e e ic h m a n n t r ia l , MANY, in a recent joint state­ NO ONE COULD ATTEND their newer, closer relation­ Rich nations have an obligation to lend and Teacher.” The wise words of John specialized movements — sordid as its testimony ment, said: “The stirring test­ a convention of the Natimal ship? To what extent is their scientific, technical, and financial co­ XXHI show the ‘Church in her most YCW, YCW, CFM — insofar mayT be, has aroused more in­ imony of the trial again raises Council of Catholic Men with­ mutual respect for each oth­ operation to the less fortunate. ^ amiable role. < as sj)!ritual formation is the terest, perhaps, in Germany the question of how such out marveling at the extent of er’s special role and contribu­ keystone of their program. than elsewhere in the world. crimes against human dignity the layman’s response — or tion? a convention of the National Those "under 2S years of age and the destruction of count­ I KNOW A GROUP OF MEN Council of Catholic Women, or IMPATIENCE FOR PER­ were either not y ^ bom at the less human lives could taka of the lay retreat movements. FECTION can make both deeply involved in the affairs time of the Jewish persecu- place. Such things happoied of a diocesan Council of Cath­ t/VWWWWVWWVWWWWWWWVW\ because the political leader- olic Men who meet on Fri­ sh ^ of our nation took upon NE OF THE GREAT SERVICES Socialization, however, is a legiti­ days for lunch and spiritual Profiles its^ to set aside the eternal O rendered by the encyclical Mater mate part of the State’s functions, and reading. What is read by the laws of God.” J et Magistra is that it draws a cle^r line no government is or can be completely Dear Dreams * group is aimed at keeping The Germany Hierarchy fur­ between Socialism and socialization, indtiferent to the means whereV its their si^ts firmly fixed on the and ther stated that material in­ highest goals of the Coundl, that is, the degree of government inter­ people gain their living. formation alone would not suf­ so that they will never allow fice to heal tile'wounds that vention in the economy that rises or Perspectives Dead Beyond Recall progranu of action to ob­ «A/WVAA/VW\AA/WWVWWW\AA/SAAAAA^ had been inflicted on the Jews falls according to the needs of society POPE JOHN OBSERVES that social­ scure the larger vision. and other people. They called at the moment, and the economic the­ ization is the result of man’s “natural By R. G. Petess From the start of the Coal tion or were too young to for prayer in a true spirit of o t m a n y p e o p l e and Steel Community in 1952 Believe me, I jlo not dis­ ory, whether it be called Marxism or tendency . . . to join together to attain understand its significance. In atonement, asking God to par­ not, whi(^ bolds that it is the State’s would call you a liar if up through today’s Common parage action and activity. fact, in my travels in that don their nation’s guilt and, objectives which are beyond the capacity N The needs of the world, the chief duty to produce goods and give you said the world is splinter­ Market, the construction job country, I found that the vast at the same time, appealed to has been a success, phenomen­ nation, the neighborhood are jobs. and means at the disposal of individ­ ing even further these days. majority of the German peo­ those in responsible political Nassar has decided he doesn’t ally so when you consider the too pressing and urgent. I only ple were not even aware of the offices never again to permit Socialism and Communism, even in uals.” That is exactly what a State is unity it has brought to the insist that this new age of for, to extend the power and influence like either the East or the atrocities being committed anything to take place timt the mildest and most ideal forms, were West, much of Latin Amer­ continent. the laity calls for a constant against the Jews in the var­ of individuals. The State is for the in­ m i ^ endanger the dlgidty condemned by the Popes even before ica says it doesn’t want to set­ OR TAKE the less publi­ re-emphasis of spiritual values ious concentration c a m p s of and r i^ ts of man. Marx and Engels issued tb ^ Commu­ dividual, not the individual for the tle in the same camp with the cized, more gradual, and more within the apostolic programs the third Reich. nist Manifesto. Socialism, even if not State; but in order that individuals may U.S., and Khrushchev hadn’t meaningful sides of ecumen­ themselves and of spiritual for­ As the Eichmann story is I WAS A STUDENT travel­ consciously atheistic, is incompatible fully realize their powers the State must even unpacked his Viennese ism, the religious dialogue. mation in those who are unfolded, many ot these peo­ ing in Germany during the engaged in the programs. with liberty, and libertv is necessary in aid them, not only as a policeman but souvenirs before he tossed an­ Some people figure that be­ ple are shocked that their own first yean of the Jewish poN order that man may live his life as a also as an umpire and rela to r for the other match in the cold war. cause last winter’s highly pub­ Hopefully, some of those na­ countrymen could have, prac­ secution. I, saw a shop, mnied tional conventions will zero in ticed such inhuman tortures in child of God. common good. If anything, the world seems licized plan to join four of the by a Jew, pillaged and de­ on this aspect of the aposto- the attempt to annihilate an to grow farther and farther main Protestant churches in stroyed by a band of teoiage this country hasn’t aiready late instead of trying to be all entire race of men. And as hoodlums. These young Nazis apart. Those dear dreams of things to all men in three gone Into effect, the religious they learn the truth, they are were not content with this act the optimists of the League of days. deeply ashamed. Nations and even the United picture hasn’t really changed of violence. The Jewish shop­ Start the Offensive Now ^/WVWVWWWWWWWWWWWVAAA at all. keeper was forced to crawl But that was a vastly over­ alrag the gutter and, witii his T T ^ ST BERLIN’S Socialist Mayor be answered in human, and played bit of news that should MAOlOFKSHr U tf BH O rm PS face to the earth, he wu VV Willy Brandt, who may become spiritual terms.” Behind have been more generally rec­ compelled to repeat in endless Chancellor of the West German Repub­ ognized as only an early step KN6UWO, rtio o rstr tona,iMg leeetSTOfntioMotvsegtMtx. humiliation, “I am a dirty lic next Sept. ,17, has urged the West THE LEBANESE Eastern Ortho­ in a process that might or Jewish swine.” This was not the M o s t tnH S A B K t rs Mam tnaoM S. to answer Nikita Khrushchev with a dox diplomat urged that we keep ask­ might not come to something the end of this particular “peace offensive” of its own instead of ing the Reds questions like this: in a decade or two—or more. story. ly ^ back and letting the Soviet pre­ “What about freedom of thought Headlines What is more important and A Catholic iHlest passing by mier call the shots. and inquiry in your realm? Can people VAAA/WWVAA/VWWVW\AAAAAAA/WWN/* what is actually taking place endeavored to assist the help­ is the move to bring real really seek the truth freely: Can they Nations seem dead beyond re­ less , Jew but was rudely Brandt suggested that the Western charity and understanding into really dissent? What about freedom of call. It would seem silly to poshed aside. To those around )wers state tineir own peace terms for the relations between re­ EUfiOPt'S M t T HOSPTTAL conscience and religious instruction? cling to that old idea that a him he remarked: “How can germany — based on free dections ligions. SCRWCC was OROANIECDAND this possibly happen in a na­ What is the object of your ultimate wor­ maturing world would see StAITCD W KMEDICnNC throughout the divided country — as a You can find it in many tion that calls itself Christ­ ship? Is it the satisfaction of your bodily more clearly, would patch up MOMKS M WE MIDDLE AGES. counter to Khrushchev’s threat to sign places: In Pope John’s consist­ ian.” That evening, the priest and mental desires? Is it the Commu­ some of its ^fferences. a separate peace with Communist East ent personal efforts, in the had three Nazi callers at his Germany. nist Party?” What about the fact that, BUT THAT’S the surface. Church’s refusal to use the home. He was beaten so mer­ far from ever being chosen by the peo- That’s the headlines, the eas­ words “heretic” and “schis­ cilessly that the injuries sus­ Such a ster said Brandt, would pie. Communism was always imposediposed iest news to dramatize over matic,” in the brave moves tained required nearly six make clear to le nations of Asia and by force by a handful of men? What the air. It’s another picture of men like England’s former months of hospitalization. Africa the falsity of Khrushchev’s pre- about the camps of forced labor? What when you look, a bit deeper, Archbishop of Canterbury, in * it he favors “sc^-determina- about Hunga^, what about Tibet, what when you consider some of the appearance of Catholic IT IS WEIX, perhaps, that about the Chinese communes? the important developments writers in Protestant maga­ these various details, grue­ that seldom make the head­ zines and vice versa, in the some as they may be, are SUCH A RECOMMENDATION, PRIVATE CITIZENS have asked lines. lesser meetings of Catholic, once more brought to light coming from so high a source, should these questions, but rarely is any of Take, for instance, the fact Protestant, and Jewish clergy during the Eichmann trial It be welcomed and acted on. It is in line them recorded as coming from the lips that it’s almost a foregone around the country, in the should be a powerful lesMn to with a more comprehensive program of a prominent stateman from the West. conclusion Great Britain will theological gatherings in Eu­ the German people, and to all lately urged by Dr. Charles Malik, one­ Every time Khrushchev, or even the sooner or later be a part of rope. the world, of how much of a time president of the UN General As­ Europe’s Common Market. IS THE WORLD really splin­ beast man can really be when much lesser Castro, makes some out­ Ten years ago, when they tering even more and more? the laws of God are disregard­ sembly and now professor at the Amer­ rageous statement against the West, MEav WARiONwr fSMTor ican University in Washington. were still trying to create the These are aU events men ed and when he fails to re­ this always gets into the front pages, Market’s predecessor, the would only have wildly ST RxmM«1D,-|MC tWlUN ibvM member that every individual, Dr. Malik deplored the apologetic and in the minds of the more timid Coal and Steel Community, dreamed of 50 years ago. We or CMooLi Hoiot Fuy* regardless of race or creed, tone in which the Communists are an­ weakens our will to resist. Why do not someone said, “England is ought to look at them and not VI*M RSMOUMMTWWCAlRSMtllMnl is endowed with an immortal amoookeo And ssiMED m n . swered: The offensive should come, he our international spokesmen reply in telling us to build a house, just the cold war headlines soul like his own and is, like said, “in terms which will take them our own terms, with dignity but with and, if it proves to be sound, when we balance the world himself, a beloved child of completely off their guard. They should energy? she’ll be willing to move in.’* these days. Strange But True God. I

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In Evergreen Gastronomists to Gather REGISTORIRLS For Famed French Dinner CATHOUC COMMEMT ON CURRENT EVENTS (Christ the King Parish, Annual patrons for this dinner Evergreen) are Archbishop Urband Vehr, ’The famed $25 per plate Auxilliary Bishop David M. Ma­ rench dinner is to be served loney, and Bishop Herbert Ne­ well of Cheyenne, Wyo. A limit­ in Christ the King Parish Hall Sunday, Aug. 6, at 5:30 p.m. ed number of reservations re­ Bertrand Russell's Despair main and may be made by call­ A donation of $25 to the ing WO. 4-3155. By Paul H. Hallktt of nuclear war in defense of freedom? church building fund is the ad­ IT IS STRANGE, from one angle, He could not think that physical life mission to this special dinner, )e boiis the highest good, to be)e boiis ought at t is based almost entirely on that Britain’^s most vigorous oppmient a $125 per couple dinner served Of nuclear warfare—a man who oreads ail costs. He could not say, as Russell hi a famous New York restau­ it so much that he does not hesitate could say, logically for him, “better rant. to declare that it is better to be under Red than dead.” For a Christian, those By far the predominance of Communist domination than to fire one who are Red would be better off dead, Personnel of Girls' Camp file guests will come from the unless there is hope for their conver­ nudear weapon in our defense — is Experienced personnel at Onr Lady of the tor; and Estae Mae Marine, Jnnlor chairman gastronomes of the past dinners, Bertrand Russell. sion. That hope is never closed on Rockies Glris* Camp near Evergreen con­ for the C. D. of A. Court St. Rita; and, back with an occasional initiated out- In a recent address he expressed his earth, but it is not a certainty. duct varied activities for lucky girls who at­ row, Julie Bishop, Christine Polak, Mrs. Ey- lander to be found each year, fears that we might all be dead by tend. Pictured above are, first row, left to ler, nurse; and Marcia Wagner, in charge of AS FATHER ROBERT MOHAN, and i}ot without reason. next Christmas, and urged “negotia­ right, Florence Jirak, playground; Yioln Mc- horseback riding. Mrs. Genevieve WiUets is S.S., of the Catholic University of ’The specialties of the evening tions” to settle the Berlin dispute. Cort, cook; Kay Cm O’Brien, playground; currenfiy serving as nurse at the camp. America said recently, it is just as range from fresh caviar with Russell, who is now 87, wrote a fam­ Mary Auer, teacher and playground instruc­ well to forget the romantic image of small buckwheat cakes melted ous essay when he was some 60 years butter and sour cream, supreme a Church of the Silence heroically tri­ At Lady of Rockies younger. It began with the assertion de Voaille Archiduc setved with umphant over all obstacles. The yrhite wines, Bouef de Borde- that only on the foundation of absolute Church of the Silence is a strong force, despair could any system of modem bise sauce Beamaise served and will continue to be, but the ravages with red wines to champagne though^ be raised. “Brief and pogrer- committed by the Communists are Campers Enjoy Big Day less is man’s life; on him and all his served with* dessert. undeniable, and the Pope recently noted race the slow, sure doom; falls pitiless Every Wednesday in the promptu song and skit program. work at crafts, others play gam­ Teresa Swigart assures the them in the case of China. The Church same fine dinner that she and dark.” Man is a cosmic accident camping season is known as the This is followed by night pray­ es, and other groups enjoy daily in a Red-ruled world’ would survive, big “out-door-day” tor all camp­ ers in the chapel. horseback riding. has prepared and supervised for and his life is meaningless. All his Ihe past six years; presided but with what strength? ers and counselors at Our Lady Mass is held each Sunday, on Mary Auer, Denver pubUc For w o^ , however brilliant, are doomed over* by Father D. A. McMahon, 0 The Christian attitude toward the of the Rockies Girls’ Camp, near on holy days, and on the first school teacher and playground to peiish with him. Evergreen. pastor. WHY THEN SHOULD this atheist Berlin crisis is that freedom to prac­ Friday, celebrated by Very Rev. instructor, is in charge of the * insurance The so-called “all-day hike,” Monsignor George Evans, spi­ schedule, assisted by Kay Cee Chairman philosopher be so loathed to hasten an tice reUmon is worth preserving at all begins about 10 p.m. After hik­ costs. Unlike Russell, he knows that ritual director of St. Rita’s O’Brien, Florence Jirak, and Other committee chairmen * Surety Bomb end that, at best, would come anyhow ing to various wooded areas are: President of the Altar and God rules the world, and that Khrus- Court, the sponsoring organiza­ Kris Polak, all senior counsel­ in a million years? within camp range, the camp­ tion. ors. Rosary Society, Barbara Bal' CALL Believing in no after life, Russell chev will not do anything more than ers are served lunch and all are Mass is followed by a big Sun­ Marcia Wagner, from Loret- dessari, generar chairman; Te- naturally clings to every moment of God permits him to do. God will not back at camp by 2 p.m., in day dinner prepared by the to. Pa., is in charge of horse­ esa Swigert, Pearl Anderson, permit Khrushchev to obliterate free­ time for afternoon naps. Paul T. McGrady this, but at 87 he could have but a few camp’s cook, Mrs. \^ola Mc- back ^riding. She is assisted by and Rose Merelli, dinner prepa- dom if we do our part—and that part The evening begins with an more years. As for the rest of men, Court, assisted by the camp some of the junior counselors. ation, and dining room chair­ VAN SCHAACK & CO. early hayrack ride followed by would their premature atomic deaths will certainly include great sacrifices, nurse, Mrs. Genevieve WiUets, Mrs. Estae Mae Marine, jun man, Bridget Anderson; invita­ 310 Patterson Bldg. a “cook-out” and campfire song be really a calantil^ in his 'though we hope not the loss of tens of and other staff personnel. ior chairman for the Denver tions and reservations, Alice To- fest. This weekly actiWty is one MAin 3-9333 But what should a Chri^an think millions of lives. court, is the camp director. tiryk; and decorations, Lillian of the many events that those Sunday evening is “movie Catharine Maloney is camp Schmidt. attending the D.D. of A. c a m p night” for the campers in the chairman. enjoy. recreation hall. FUms and sUdes are shown. Mrs. Zelma Temer, 4020 Irv­ Profile in Courage Get Acquainted’Party ing Street, Denver is stiU taking I The week’s program begins on Varied AcHvitiei a few reservations for the final President Kennedy once ob­ By Dave Millon said, “God always takes care Saturday evening at a campfire ’The other days and evenings week, which opens July 29 and served, every cifizen holds a of His own.” get acquainted party. When new of the camp week are carried nms until Aug. 5. She may be OURAGE IS ALWAYS a position of responsibility, and ' “AFTER LISTENING to my and old campers put on an im­ out in a special pattern. Some contacted at GR. 7-7665. C difficnlt thing to define, conscience I couldn’t do any­ facing up to that responsibil­ and many times it is also dif­ thing else,” said dark-haired, ity is the mark of real cour­ ficult to recognize. sad-eyed Daisy Gabrielle. age. Work Progresses on Residence Hall In times of war, the govern­ ‘H iere are times one has to “TO BE COURAGEOUS” ment awards medals for brav­ be different. Nei^bors change the President wrote, “is an op­ ery, and heroes are bom in —principles don’t.” A t St. Schoiasticn's in Canon City for over fifteen years the most respected portunity that sooner or later the challenges and hardships But, at his job, James Ga- is presented to us all . . . In fence in the Rock^ Mountain region . . . of war. But not all heroes brielle’s co-workers taunted The excavation begun in for the 100 students, arranged used during the summer for ./ whatever arena of life one March for the new' three-story in groups of two, four, or six to f il^ in wars. Some must and baited him. Finally he retreats for laywomen. Many and so easy to own. At Elcar you’ll find: prove their courage in a far may meet the challenge of residence haU at St. Scholastics a room. women of Colorado who have was forced to resign his job courage, whatever may be the more grueling, though per­ Academy in Canon City is fast On each floor is to be an nsed the present buildings * 50 sfylet in wood and wire sacrifices he faces, if he fol­ haps less dramatic, battle^ as a pity meter reader. The filling with reinforced concrete oratory, one dedicated to Our through the years will find the * courteous estimates a'habit children stayed close to home, lows his conscience each man foundations. One such American was Lady of Guadalupe, the other new area .complete and com­ * experienced installation crews away from their neighborhood must decide for himself the Bell-type pillars sunk as low fortable with the advantage of dted for her “courage and to St. Walburg, a Benedictine course he will follow.” as 30 feet to stand on gravel * FHA terms; no down payment adherence to principles” re­ friends. Maria, 14, quit school. elevator service to the upper will support the structure. With Saint of ninth-century Bavaria. floors. required cently. The heroine is Daisy. Finally the family decided This course of courage is to leave New Orleans and re­ the real keystone of demo­ construction now weU under In addition there will be an Gabrielle at Centerdale, R.I., CAMP FOR GIRLS For the finest fence around . . . coll Elcar who was forced to leave New turn to Rhode Islapd where cracy. Certainly Americans way, the work crew has been in­ Infirmary, as well as laundry The Benedictine Sisters will they had once lived. It was a owe as much to Mrs. Gabri- creased so that occupancy by service areas equipped with au­ Orleans following her efforts re-«stablish a camp for girls of 'battle the Gabrielles will elle’s brand of courage as early spring of 1962 seems quite tomatic washing machines and to break up a ^ ^ te boycott junior high school age, using the SKyline 6-8391 of an integrated public school never forget. > they do to the heroes of the probable. dryers where the students may there. In a sound democracy. battlefield. Architects are Langhart and be responsible for the mainten­ new hall as living quarters and 4940 East Evans McGuire of Denver. General ance of their personal supplies. point of departure. T H E 42-TEAR-OLD Contractors are the Ross E. A day room at the end of each It is expected that the whole­ MOTHER of ktx received 4-H Club Girls Eligible Cox Construction Company of wing on both floors completes some atmosphere of the quiet a citation from the New Ro­ Canon City. the student accommodations of town and vast outdoor areas this modem building. chelle Catholic Interracial $638,000 STRUCTURE within easy access will entice ELCAR FENCE For Six $800 Grants Besides providing space for many girls away from the com DENVER Council lor her “adherence to The $638,000 structure will students during the school plicated life of the cities for a the principles of interracial Six 1800 scholarships will be Two scholarships each are give increased area for all liv­ year, the facilities will be few weeks in the summer time. justice” while a resident of ^y/ ^ r d e d next November on provided by the Sperry and ing purposes. Including resi­ New Orleans. a national basis to 4-H Hutchinson Company of New dence for boarding students up Last November, Mrs. Gab­ Club girls enrolled in their jun­ York; Sunbeam Corporation, to 100, recreation rooms with rielle, with her husband ior year and majoring in home Chicago; and the Whirpool hobby nooks for arts, crafts, James, took their 6-year-old economics. Foundation, S t Joseph Mich. sewing, and photography; din­ daughter, Yolanda, to the Wil­ Each state will select only one DEADLINE OCT. 20 ing rooms to accommc^ate both liam Fjrantz Elementary candidate from the applicants, The Chicago deadline is Oct. resident and day students’ School in New Orleans, whidi and her record will then be 20. Applicants should contact needs, guest dining rooms and was being boycotted by seg- sent to the National 4-H Service their deans and the state ex- kitchen facilities on the ground gregationists because of its Committee, Chicago, which ad­ tension office well in advance floor. integration at students. ministers the scholarships on of that date, the 4-H service On the second and third floors Some 400 demonstrators— behalf of the donors. committee advises. will be located sleeping rooms some of them neighbors of file Gabrielle’s—stood outside the school and booed and cursed them. Some closed in Catholic Schools Calendar andjostled her, others follow­ ed her and Yolanda home. FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINNING SE PT. 1,1961, AND ENDING AUG. 31,1962 Windows in their home were AicM i«e.« <( Denver. December S THE SCHOOL YEAB smashed, and police were as Septembw S. 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The Den­ Aseeasing Thnndty, May 31 MM lAwmei, imvisD sahit, immbuti AVAMMunr Jan. 29. I960. ver Public Library will be its Nntloanl Flag Day, Jane 14 Independence Day. Jnly 4 third and final showing. Colorado Day, Ang. 1 PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K eystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 27, 1961 Archbishop's Guild Nurses to Oversee Children Circles Planning Special Events In Place of Summer Meetings At Convention of Knights At the request of Archbishop music at Loretto Heights Col­ bed nursery for napping young­ (Archbishop’s Guild Denver) and Jo Hytrek will have a Sister Ellen Mary to use in the Urban J. Vehr, the Denver lege, is chairman of the hos­ sters, and the others will house A number of circles of the patio party for the same group. vacation schools and dolls for Council of Catholic Nurses will pitality committee for the con­ a complete playground to amuse Archbishop’s Guild are planning Holy Trinity Circle will meet the migrant workers’ children. assist the Knights of Columbus vention. them in the daytime. special events in idace of their Aug. 2 in the home of Donna Leonard and Rose Doherty an­ in a special project this year. Nurses are asked to assist the The two rooms will have to be summer meetings. Lawless. nounced the birth of their first' This year the K. of C. will knights In supervising a child supervised by nurses. An appeal son and fifth child. The members and their fam­ Madeleine Mlllensifer will be hold their supreme convention care program for the children of is being made for nursing super­ ilies of Our Lady of Sorrows the hostess Aug. 3 for the Morning Star Cirde will meet in the Hilton Hotel Aug. 14-17. parents at the convention. vision on a volunteer basis. Several thousand registrants are Teen-age girls are also needed Cirde are going to the Mt. Ver­ Mother Cabrini Cirde. Aug. 4 in the home of Margaret 2 ROOMS RESERVED non Country Club for brunch expected, along with their wives In the subbasement of the Hil­ through the day. Aug. 6. Doris Thompson and Lois Lynch. This group is planning and children. ton Hotel, two rooms have been The day hours will be 8:30 Virginia Robinson and Alice Kratz joined St. Cecile’s Circle, B picnic July 30 in honor of a Dr. Earl Bach, director of reserved. One will house a 54- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nurses will su­ Gatbercole invited the members which will meet Aug. 3 in the former member, Kay Flynn Sul­ pervise rest periods. of Santa Maria Circle to their home of Ginny Gleason. This livan, who is visiting from Pasa­ Nurses will be on call from cabin near Evergreen July 29, cirde has made rosaries for dena, Calif. 8 p.m. until midnight at three Divorced Persons Increase hotel lobbies, the Hilton, the Shirley-Savoy, and the Brown At Astounding Rate Palace. TO BE PAID The number of divorced persons in the United States Teen-agers who baby-sit from increased between 1950 and 1960 at a rate twice as fast as 8 p.m. till midnight will be paid that of population growth, the U.S. Census Bureau in Wash­ 75 cents an hour by the parents ington reports. of the small children. It said that the 1960 census showed a record number of divorced persons. Parents will also furnish their Persons 14 years of age or older in the population totaled meals and transportation home. 126,276,000, an increase of 12.6 per cent, census statistics indi­ There will be a limited demand cated. The number of divorced persons found in this group for care the first day of the con­ numbered 3,152,320, an increase of 694,941, or 28.3 per cent vention. More help is needed the In S t, Catherine's In St. Dominie's over the 1950 census. other two days. Martha Elaine Golden, Joann Dalla, daughter of The number of divorced persons who had remarried is not Catholic nurses and teen-age known to the census takers, who count only single persons daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalla girls who would like to work on listing themselves as “divorced,” rather than single or wid­ this project may call one of the Samuel S. Golden of Denver, of St. Dominic’s Parish, Den­ ver, became the bride of owed. following persons for further in Bel-air Frozen 6-oz. and Or. Colman Lee Dell, son James M. Williams, Jr., son Divorced men totaled 1,312,938, an increase of 21.6 per formation: of Dominick A. Dell of Den­ cent, while the number of divorced women was 1,839,322, an Premium Quality Cans of Mr. and Mrs. James Wil­ Fay Macker, SK. 6-2045; Mar­ Orange Juice ver, were married in St. Cath­ liams, Sr., of Kinston, N. increase of 426,526, or 33.5 per cent. jorie Vogt, SU. 1-0495; Lillian erine’s Church, Denver. The Car., at ceremonies in St. Census statistics have long shown that divorced men more Todd, MA. 3-6350; Eileen Con­ Rev. Robert Dore witnessed Dominic’s Church, Denver. frequently re-marry than divorced women. ners, PE. 3-7641; Marian Hut- the double-ring ceremony. The Very Rev. Patrick Roney, man, FR. 7-9560; Billee Mc^ O.P., pastor, officiated. Dowell, HA. 8-3408; or Catherine Regular or Pink 6-oz. cans Given in marriage by her Scharplng, WE. 4-4404. father, the bride was attended Girls List Qualities Lemonade Mrs. Earl Brines of Oakland, Catherine Carey, president* by her sister, Dorothy Rae Calif., was matron of honor. Golden, as maid of honor. of the Denver CouncU, ex-t Bridesmaids were Misses Te­ They Seek in Husbands Mrs. Thomas M. Ehr and pressed the hope that nurses- resa Gozzola of St. Louis and Dorothy M. Janousek were Four girls at Mt. St. Joseph’s job, neatness, similar interest, be generous in their services,- Or Cocoanut Mary Dalla of Denver. Rox­ bridesmaids. Colloge, Cincinnati, conducted a and a good sense of humor. Custard Cream Frozen. 22-oz. anne Bevsek was flower girl. as this is the first project of. Pie. Morton. pkg. poll among fellow students at The best man was Gregory Twelve of - the high school this nature ever attempted la,' Eugene Dell, a brother of the college and sophomores at the bridegroom, was best man. Williams of Kinston, N. Car., youths rated good looks, money, the history of the K. of C. or-1 Seton High School to determine and the ability to dance high Ushers were Joseph V. Tru- a brother of the bridegroom. what qualities young women on the list, but none of the col­ ganization. | gllo, Peter McNeill, Herbert Charles Dalla of Denver and Morton Frozen look for in prospective husbands. lege students did. Lang, and Dr. Dominic Antls- Charles Lamb of Boulder Chicken, Beef or 8-oz. pkg. Both the college and high for Turkey. ta. served as ushers. The pollsters also learned that school students questioned put most girls date' because they DRY CLEANING The bride is a graduate of The bride is a graduate of moral character and the same want to have a good time rather AND LAUNDRY St. Joseph’s High School and St. Joseph’s High School, Den­ religion at the top of their lists than shop for a marriage part­ CollI Loretto Heights College. The ver. The bridegroom attended of requisites. ner, and that the average age a bridegroom is a graduate of schools In Kinston. Following The high schoolers answered girl begins to date is 14. CASCADE TAberS4l70 Only Sofoway gives you Regis High School, Regis Col­ a wedding trip to the East, they would look for, in this both . . . a lower total lege, and the Creighton Uni­ the couple are making their order: Responsibility, ability to food bill and stamps L% SAFEWAY versity school of dentistry, home in Wilson, N. Car. get along with others, steady Completes Study A.B.C Doll Hpipital (Gold Bond) ^ Omaha, Neb. They are living DOLLS — WIGS — SHOES j in Denver. At Colorado U. Dolls Dressed to Order { Feik-Hilbert Nuptials CLOSID MONDAYS « B_. _ , . _ j » , . I tirm* •'•rt dturv* Sister Mary Sebastlenne, RKUGIOU8 STATUBS BXPAIBXO 1 M n. J. A. HeConrt * meet good in Oenvar and Suburbs, Thursday thru Saturday, July 27-29 to bt romtmbtrtd whon you are Witnessed in Evergreen mathematics and education in­ Wo reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. | n/vvvinrvvvv«vinnrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv7| bride of Vincent J. Feik of Co­ Berry of Denver. Flower girl for Women, Chicago, completed lumbus, Neb., July 29 in a and ring-bearer were Michele a year of postgraduate study at Dr. James p. Gray double-ring ceremony before a and Marty Mundt of Durango. the University of Colorado in Nuptial Mass in Christ the King H. A. Mundt was best man. Dr. the Academic Year Institute. OPTOMETRIST ' |;; Church, Evergreen. Father D. Herman Victor ushered. The institute, sponsored by A. McMahon witnessed the cere­ mony. A reception was held in t h e National Science Founda­ Eyes Examined Christ the King Parish Hall. tion, provides advanced study The bride is the daughter of After a wedding trip to Las Visual Care ' Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hilbert of for experienced teachers of Vegas, Nev., the couple will 213 Colo. Bldg. Columbus, Neb. Mr. Feik is the make their home in Denver. mathematics and science. son of Mr. and Mrs. August 1615 Calif. >. The bride attended the Uni­ Sister Sebastienne will receive Feik. a master of basic science de­ versity of Hawaii and was grad­ For Appointment Call: Matron of honor was Betty gree from the U. of C. in August Peck of Freemont, Neb. The uated from the Universtiy of and will return to Mundelein. TA. 54883 Nebraska. The bridegroom is a Nursing Homes graduate of the University of $unu}jL BooisiM j, % }. Colorado. WANTED CATHOLIC HOMES To Get Service If you reside east of Broadway, hove a private room, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1st The Red Cross Gray Lady service will be extended to eight FLASH would like a high type school girl to live in your home Denver nursing homes begin­ ^ TAILORS and work for her room and board plus $6 per week, 5800 WEST 38TH AVE. ning the week of Aug. 14. please contact The Colorado Institute for Medical As­ (IN THE WHEATRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER) Women interested in giving TUXEDO this type of service to the elder sistants, 1751 Champa St., AM 6-3451 for full infor­ ly can volunteer by calling the • J.iirm’sl ScIecUon • ii. U 0 Wosl P rirc . mation. Some students available immediately, others Denver Red Cross at AL. 5-0311. I51h 4 Welton KE. 4-62b2 available 2nd week in September. According to Mrs. Clair Hen­ free r.irkau;. any rark-Kite N>t derson, chairman of Volunteer Services in the Denver Red Cross chapter, the new program will be conducted on a limited, Ymr FvU Service Bank Can Help You experimental basis for the next few months. Twenty women who are in­ Pay Yourself terested in elderly persons and are able to give one day each week as a volunteer are being F ir s t... sought to pioneer the new ac­ tivity.

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JUNIOR BOOTIRY NO. 2, 5SOO W. 31th Ava. Members of Our Lady of the Bell are planning a swimming party on Friday, July 28, from Each and every shoe we fit is checked by our 5 point "Protective Fitting Guide” another important 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Loretto step in keeping growing feet healthy. ^ Heights College, Denver. Tickets may be secured at the 1. Noted for Extremely Narrow Heels. 4. The Wide Part of Shoe and the Ball of pool. They are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. ...'witli a 2. Counters Cut Low to Avoid Rubbing the Foot Should Match Perfectly. Members are welcome to Ankle. bring their family and friends. CENTRALr-MATIC 5. i/j to 3/4 Inch Allowance for Growth of Toe. 3. Important— There's As Much Allowance for Garden Party Planned AA n to transfer (ht Growth of Little Toe— As In Length. By St. .Joseph’s Guild amount you want to sava SAVINGS PLAN The annual garden party of m i l month frmn your St. Joseph’s Guild will be held checking account to your We have AAAAA to EEEE Correctly fitted shoes allow normal growth at St. Patrick’s Convent, Den­ ver, on Saturday, July 29, at 2 savings account—it’s dmb p.m. All members are invited to aMlnl SaiA A Tmt St,, Mil md An ftlim , Ommr t, CM. EVERY IITH PAIR FREE PER FAMILY attend the party and welcome automatic and systematid (I) Nwm epm . IwdHBi Am am t Im , . — . i.i— the prospective postulants and PAY YOUESELP a t a JoM favlngi Am sm I for. DENVER’S EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN’S SHOE STORES their mothers.

The hostesses for the party FIRST. Mail or bring to wnu A nFPfwr ms t will be the sisters and guild ftii coupon. members of St. Patrick’s Par­ m A .— —day of aadi aiond) Md ditrga fa aw OiaddwB AaaaaM. ish. d • fYoor SlRMfwRj (AddnaN Deadline! (JoU^ Aaeeat Stgrufum) The deadline for stories and j pictures to be published in i “The Denver Catholic Regis- , ter’’ is Monday of the week 2ND AND FILLMORE A e A I M M — TWO LOCATIONS — 58CK3 WEST 38TH AVE. of publication. AU correspon- : FI. 5-1846 Open Daily 9 to 5:30 dents are urged to have their , Monday and Friday Eves. Till 8:30 p.m. stories at “The Register” no Msstbsr F.aLC HA. 4-2724 later than Monday to assure | I Faf%...1Slh S Arapoho. STrHi,Onww t7,Ceterad. Moral Soiarv. SmMa their nublication that week. j , Thwriday. July 17, 196T Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE SEVEN Every Person Obligated To Buttress Family Life John XXIII urged Spaniards temational Union of Family Or­ to preserve their tradition of a ganizations. Christian family life. Values guaranteed to the "This is a responsibility," he family,” the Pope pointed out, stated, "that the simple Chris­ by order, unity, and perma­ tian, in his sphere of social in­ nence, by health and happiness, fluence, shares with the public and by forming part of the com­ power.’’ mon good, cannot be sold short in a social and political system V4 The Pontiff spoke in a per­ which builds on it (the fam­ sonal message to Spain’s Na­ ily) and, respecting its objec­ tional Family Congress. Gener­ I t tives, protects it as a, natural alissimo Francisco Franco pre­ form of human cohabitation be­ sided at the conference, which fore all others.” preceded the congress of the In- Then the Holy Father noted that each Christian has a re­ Greeiey Women Aid Migrants Fashion Show on TV sponsibility. It is “to profit Slated by Denver Dry from and protect properly Greeley women who served breakfast to Fischer; and, back row, Miss Ruccobo, Vi­ whatever creates new enthusi­ TTie Denver Dry Goods Co. asm and vigor and displace 71 migrant children who made their First ola Lael, Mrs. Joseph Lael, Mrs. R. Regis will mark another fashion first everything that implies dis­ Communion in Onr Lady of Peace Church Dally, Mrs. Gonzelo Garcia, Mrs. Joseph L. July 28 when it presents a half turbance of the just constitu­ July IS are members of the Pastor’s Guild Haefell, Mrs. John Marlanl, apd Mrs. Joseph hour television fashion show of tion and development of fam­ and St- Peter’s Altar and Rosary Society.. Andrade. fall trends honoring the New ily life.’’ titled American Chic—1961. The They are, left to right, front row, Mrs. Father Joseph Cubells, S.F., offered the Catholic groups from many show will be televised at 9 p.m. nations attended the congress of Pedro Ruccobo, Elaine Lael, Mrs. Dale Rec­ Mass in which the children received their Friday, July 28 on KLZ, Chan­ the International Union of Fam­ tor, Mary Jane Lael, and Mrs. Ralph J. First Communion. (See story on page 3.) nel 7. ily Organizations. From Fleming to Australia Englewood Society to Sponsor Home Tour Mary Mollahan, third from left in the back Parish, Fleming. Members of her family aro, row, bade farewell to her parents and eight left to right, front row, Teresa, 3; Snsie, 4; brothers and sisters Tuesday, July 25, and left Bob, 7; Tim, 8; and Tom, 10; and, back row, (All Souls’ Parish, Englewood) soring this tour of outstanding The large flagstoned entry somely furnished in mahogany home of Mrs. Londono, who for West Cieelong, Australia, where she wiU Helen, 12; Jim, IS; Miss Mollahan, who is 17; *• The fourth annual Cherry Hills homes, with proceeds going to leads to a sunken living room with an elegant crystal chande­ found the set pictured in House spend a year as an exchange student. She Mrs. Mollahan, and Mr. Mollahan, who la Hmne Tour will be held Thurs­ the parish school fund. furnished with a blend of an­ lier. and Garden magazine. and her famijy are members of St. Peter’s holding Rita Jo, 14 months. See page 1 story. day Aug. 10, from 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Charles. A. Haskell is tique and modem. A most un­ The den and the family room Dolphin Lamps and Cherubim to 3:30 pjn. 'The Altar and Ros­ chairman of ^le tour. Co-chair­ usual Spanish hand-carved wood of this graceful home are fur­ candlesticks of French silver man in charge of tickets is Mrs. For Coming Year ary Society ofthe parish is spon- box. the Italian travertine fire­ nished in maple and give one add to the splendor of the mas WHAT ABOUT YOU? Bill Smyth. Mrs. John Craw­ place and the pale green and the feeling of charming family ter bedroom and the room is ford and Mrs. Richard Heider tpeclallitt In Party Patirlat gold accents compliment this living. further enhanced with the use of Major Events Planned are in charge of the hostess handsome room. AMERICANA a true Persian rug covering the m r A N N E committee. The dining room is dominated The restored farm home of floor. 5AKEQiES Donations are $2 per person by the magnificient mahogany Mr. and Mrs. Ross Graham re­ Especially for the visitors of for adults only. A limited numb­ At CPTL Board Meeting All Butter furniture which belonged to Mrs. flect Mrs. Graham’s interest the Home Tour, Mrs. Londono er are still available. Those Mahn’s mother. Delicate Dres­ in Americana! will set her dining table with CAKES The annual Catholic Parent- derstanding Your School.” wishing to obtain a ticket may den pieces and the English silv­ The dining room of this home Baccarat crystal and a Banche for Teacher League School of In­ The School of Instruction call Mrs. Smyth at SU. 1-3240 er service enhance the formal is particularly outstanding. lace luncheon set. Another rare Wtddmgi or SU. 1-8462. struction on Aug. 31, 1961, and will be held this year In St. •nd atmosphere. Pine-paneled walls painted white possession in this room is the , Parfltt the All-Day Conference on AprU Francis de Sales’ High School, TD VISIT 6 HOMES A huge garden-level game compliment the cherry wood huge bowl of hammered South 3, 1962, are the major events 200 S. Sherman. Sessions will Call Homes to be visited include room with an eye-catching black furnishings. American silver, MS I. IntAray - PL sen* planned for the organization in begin Aug. 31 at 1:30 p.m. and those of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and white tiled floor and touches A hundred-year-old round din­ IS « . eearl, latlaaML SU MOM The exterior of this home car­ the coming year. win conclude about 4:30. J. Jones, 11 Sunset Drive; Mr of tangerine, opens on to the ing room table holds a sand­ IS Inaiway - tP. 7-P411 ries out the elegance of the in­ The schedule of activities was Sister Carmencita, newly ap­ and Mrs. J. E. Manning, 4150 lower level terrace. blasted silver tea service which terior. A lovely patio with drawn up at a CPTL board pointed elementary curriculum ...AnUNaSCANSSTERI S. University Boulevard; Mr. The whole feeling of the home is a prized possession of the wrought iron furnishings is on meeting held the past week. The consultant for the archdiocesan and Mrs.. Ross Graham, 1295 from the fastidiously decorated family. Polished brick on the GIVINO YOURSELF to a 1U4 com­ Cherryville Road; Mr. and Mrs. the upper level of the yard theme for the year will be “Un- schools, will give the principal pletely dedicated to tbe falvetlon o( LOOKING bedrooms to the beautifully kept floor of this charming room com­ H. E. Zoller, 4600 Dasa Drive; with a beautiful pool on the low­ address. aoula . . . through prayer, work, n c- grounds personify elegance! pletes the warm effect. riflce, and joy . . . by udng your Mrs. Louise A. Londono, 5800 E. er level. Joy Gerity talenti as a Nurae, Laboratory and fOR Victorian furnishings grace The annual All-Day Confer­ Stanford Drive; and Mr. and JAPANESE GARDEN X-Ray Technician, Secretary, Aa- the living room and the master Betrothal Announced ence next April 3 will be held countant, DletlUan, Seamatreii, Mrs. Holbrook Mahn, 3800 E. The Japanese garden at the At an open house celebrating Cook, ai well aa In other hoepitei PIANO y y tunate to have an authentic in the Denver Hilton HoteL Quincy Avenue. home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald their silver wedding anniver­ departmenta and In a new extennon VALUE? bedroom. Mrs. Graham is for- SPECIAL EVENTS of our work In tbe Catechetical and MAHN HOME J. Jones immediately captures sary, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ger­ Sodal Service Fields . . . Brigham Young day couch in Other special events scheduled To view the home of Mr. and attention. Bonsai trees and a ity of St. Vincent De Paul’s Par­ this room. for the coming year will be an THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITYI Mrs. Holbrook Mahn is to view pagoda-like lamp make a most ish, Denver, LESTER— The couch, which has been all-school fashion show on Nov. elegance! This contemporary interesting arrangement. a n n 0 u n- (Write—giving your age—to Vocation restored, came from the fam­ 8, a Christmas party on Dec. 12, Director, 7G7 30th St., Rock Iiland, home, with its graceful, curv This warm and livable home ced the en­ ous "Beehive House” in Provo, a CPTL awards brunch on May minola, for further detalli of this BETSY ROSS ing walls and spacious temces, is decorated in soft golds and gagement of Utah, and was given to t h e 6, and a league tea on May 17. happy life.) affords a breathtaking view turquoise in the living room and their daugh­ I'iailns master bedroom with oriental Grahams by a great-grand­ League meetings, all of which from every joom. ter, Joy, to A/VWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWk touches in lamps and vases. daughter of Brigham Young, will be held at 10 a.m. in Cure Authorized Dealer 1 John W. Zlat- A large patio opens onto the A solarium filled with foreign d’Ars School, are scheduled for Ic of San Ped­ beautifully landscaped grounds birds and a variety of plants is Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Jan. 18, Feb. Formica Counter Tops ro, Calif. Ceramic WaU Tile over-looking the Cherry Hills another unique feature of this 15, and March 15. Miss Ger­ Vinyl A Linoleum Flooring Golf course. A pool and guest home. ity attended CPTL board meetings will be BAKERIES house add to the wonderful feel­ PRIZED PIECES held in the new archdiocesan LINOLEUM AND TILE Mrs. Louise A. Londono has grade school Home of Fine Pastries ing of family enjoyment one at St. Vin- Gerity school office at the Denver receives in this well-planned furnished her home with prized Catholic Register building, 038 SERVia, INC. cent’s and was graduated from 68 So. Broadway home. pieces from many parts of the Bannock, and will begin at 10 MUSIC CO. ) St. Mary’s Academy. She is at­ 758 So. University Prtt fitlmMtt-i-OuirantMd FRENCH FARM HOUSE world. a.m. Board meetings are sched­ FItK.K l'.\HKIN<, I J tending Marymount College at 1550 Colorado Blvd 1:1:;' I.INCOI N ^ InsUllatlon A picture of a French farm An unusual and very lovely uled for Oct. 26, Feb. 1, and 2410EaMSjrdATO. Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. She parlor set, carved of Cirassian March 20. 3500 Lipan Street GL 5-7327 house served as a model for will be president of the senior 1332 Broadway the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. walnut from Austria, is just one class when she returns to com' John K. LaOuardla Zoller, Jr. of the many exquisite posses­ CH. 4-4556 plete her studies this fall. Mambtr Ml. Carmal Pariah The shake shingle and the sions in this cosmopolitan decor. Postulant Mr. Zlatic was graduated from HOOVER OPEN MON, and FRI. EVES limestone rock used in an inter­ Hand loomed rugs made in Dr. Kevin GIm s o h U.C.L.A., and is a member of Germany, Sevres candlesticks Vesta Schmidt, a daughter esting combination on the ex­ Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. 'The AUTHORIZED SALES AND and clock, and a 17th century of Mr. and Mrs. George SERVICE terior of the home aid in giving couple will be married next O ptom etrist just this appearance. French table with dainty mar­ Schmidt of Christ the King 23 YEARS ON EAST COLFAX AVE. summer. Frta City Wida Pick-up and Daiivery OLIVER'S Mrs. Zoller built her living quetry inlay enhance the living Parish, Evergreen, became a room. postulant of the Franciscan DR 3-1571 • EYES EXAMINED room around a marvelous Louis CUNNINOHAM 12 HOUR Ctnpltlt 8:30 A.M. A highlight of this room is the Sisters of Penance and Chris­ ■ FOR DIAMOND SETTING Paftf To 6. PM. XV love seat. A provincial SERVICE Including Meat Market oil painting of the Madonna by tian Charity at Marycrest Con­ DIAMONDS • JEW ELRY Daparinsat • CONTAa LENSES breakfront holds a collection of WATCHES ■ GIFTS ■ CRYSTAL "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats" Dresden and antique China. a Columbian artist. Basquez y vent, Denver. She completed CHINA ■ SILVER Ceballos. her junior high school in Ever­ CUNNINOHAM JEW ELRY Blarney Appliance Shop 6160 West 88th Avenue An unforgettable kitchen in Wflch A JtwRlry Rvpalr green and attended Marycrest 3205 Eiit CbKix Wedgewood blue with pi ovincial BACCARAT CRYSTAL OuirantMd Strvict HA M970 OiOia STIAKS-ROASTS ORDER Aspirant School, Alliance, FL 5-1435 Littltton«EnfltwigiQ4 call hardware is a highUght of this Copied beautifully in mahog­ 491S E. Colfax at Elm PY 4 ^ 7 Fresh Poultry Fish home. any by a South American crafts­ Neb., for three years. DENVER, COLORADO y Profawlonal Maat Cultara to Strvt You ROSE GARDENS man is the bedroom set in the Phona PE. U t t t 1312 E. 6lh Ava. ‘ Haura I ajn . to 4 p.m. Ampia Parkins In Kaar The formal rose gardens at the entrance of the J. E. Man­ Women’s Press Club ning home are a keynote to the Planning Bus Trip gracious interior. Reservations for the bus trip This friendly Colonial home to Grand Lake, scheduled f o r MR. SALESMAN features outstanding antique Saturday, July 29, will close touches. Thursday, night, July 27. They ■ INCREASE YOUR YEARLY SALES The living room is enhanced may be made by calling Mrs. by the green ItaUan marble fire­ Grace Remke at BE 7-2682. place and Florentine franfed The trip is being sponsored mirrors. by the Colorado Catholic Wom­ I l f H o i m l r “ " A formal dining room is hand­ en’s Press Club.

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ST. BERNADETTE Annunciation OUR U D Y HOLY FAMILY Most ST. LOUISy 38th & Benton AND ST. MARY OF FATIMA Precious Blood ENGLEWOOD Eight Postulants at Marycrest Loyola John LA;iurum, Colo. Blvd. MAGDALENE 1490 Carr Owner 5915 So. University - Eight postulants entered the novitiate of the Franciscan 34lh A Downing Harry Costanten, at Evans Celfdx el Flam Bill Flynn, Mgr. Mgr. Anthony Pocrnich, DALE HURD. Hgr. Barnard (Rad) Sisters of Penance and Christian Charity at Marycrest, Den­ Frank E. Johnson, Mgr. Mgr. Flimarly, Mar. ver, July 16. They are, back row, Vesta Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Schmidt of Evergreen; Donna Connelly, ST. MARY’S, Littleton, ALL SOULS, Englewood 73 E. Beilview Roy Belair,' Mgr. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Connelly, Scottsbiuff, Neb.; and Eliza­ beth Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schneider, O’Neill, Neb.; and front row, Mary Jo McMahon, Mrs. B. P. McMahon, COLORADO SPRINGS Butte, Mont.; Ellen Cahill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cahill, Boulder; Mary Jo Stasch, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stasch, GOLF ACRES 317 SO. NEVADA 2320 E. PLAnE AVE. VENETIAN VILUGE Neniel, Neb.; Agnes Mahony, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mahony, Food Bank Shopping Center O’Neill, Neb.; and Kathleen Donohoe, Mrs. Clarence Donohoe, SHOPPING CENTER O’Neill, Neb. Dewey Johnson, Mgr. Leonard Guzman, Mgr. A] Weppner, Owner 3100 North HaneoA PAGE E lC m Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 Thursday, July 27, 1961

“Recreation in its manifold variety has become a necessity of peo- T7 j . ^ ^ ' ~ T ' T»7* T””! o , _ T\ !♦ pie who labor under the fatiguing conditions of modem industry. hU tCTlCU TlYtlCYlt + t e a t u r e s + leleviswn + Radio + r i l m s + J t a g e + R e c o r d i n g But U must be worthy of the rational nature of man and, therefore. must be morally healthu."—Pius XI, "Vigilanti Cura"

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Ry C. J. Zech.iv she won first place and a nate. Not many other schools verslty, Washington, D. C., country. She entered the TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS- trophv in the third Denver afforded such opportunities.” A.A.D.A. upon the recommen­ It was one year ago this where her parents live. Desir­ While in Boulder she was en­ ing to further pursue her dation of the drama director week that a feature-portrait Did you ever wonder why couraged by her dramatic teach­ theatrical career, the aspiring at Georgetown, which is con­ DUFFY’S serves the finest of B oulder-educated actress college, Denver, in er, the late Mrs. Amaryllis actress studied at the Amer­ ducted by the Jesuit Fathers. STEAKS anywhere . . . ? Eileen Brennan appeared on j95j vear, on March 3 and Poth, “a real lady of the ican Academy of Dramatic After receiving her drama the entertainment page of , Miss Brennan, then a senior 4 theater.’’ Mrs. Poth would come Arts in New York City, which degree she appeared in Briga- W E L L , J the Denver Catholic Register Mt. St. Gertrude’s, was rep- to Boulder from Denver twice is probably the most outstand­ doon, A Tree Grows in Brook­ and, at that time, it was noted ^senting her school at the a week to teach and Miss Bren­ ing dramatic school in the lyn, and Plain and Fancy. She By our own Special Process that she almost got the chance speech meet. When it came nan would work with her. “She toured with a musical group ■WE Vacuum Pack-Air Tight to return to Colorado and Cen- time for the girls’ dramatic was very anxious for me to throughout the U.S., Greenland, in clear CRYOVACK Sealed ral City when Little Mary Sun- fjeelamation competition s h e 1 continue in dramatics,” she Alaska, and Bermuda, but her Bags all our STEAK BEEF shine, the off-Broadway hit mu-]stood on the stage and por- and age it in our own coolers said, “and I promised her I chance on the stage came with at 34 degrees for 21 days be­ sical in which she was .starring,, trayed King Lear and all three would.” Little Mary Sunshine, in No­ was being considered as a Cen- pf (,[5 daughters. She received fore they are cut and served Eileen Brennan was born in vember, 1959. She played the tral City P estival offering. g rousing ovation and walked to you. Los Angeles, Calif., and came starring role in that musical for This process tenderizes the Miss Brennan, a graduate of off with the first place honors to Mt. St. Gertrude’s as a nearly two years, leaving it Meat (naturally) but also re­ ■Mt. St. Gertrude .\ c a d e m y. and a trophy. tains all the natural juices. sophomore in September, 1948, when she was offered the role Boulder, is, however, "coming She remembers that her class- She entered the academy from of Anne Sullivan, which was Our STEAKS are all BROIL­ home” — and to Central City, mates were the only out-of-city ED (never Grilled). Western High School, Washing­ played in New York by Anne She will appear in William Gib­ We guarantee no tenderizers school students at the speech ton, D.C., and was graduated Bancroft, in The Miracle Work­ of any kind are used in our son’s The Miracle Worker. meet. They competed with 137 from the Boulder school con er. kitchen. which will open July 29 and run students from the Denver paro ducted by the Sisters of Charity An excellent singer. Miss We honestly believe that no­ through Aug. 26. The star of the chial high schools. of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in where in the United States drama is expected to arrive in June, 1951. At that time her Brennan can be heard in the will you get a BETTER Qual­ Early Experience original cast recording of Little Denver Thursday, July 27. name was spelled “Brennen” ity Of BEEF and as large a She says that the variety of Mary Sunshine on Capitol Rec­ “Colorado is my favorite place with an “e’h school records STEAK for the MONEY, in U.S. CHOICE CORN FED BEEF: roles she undertook in the stage ords. During the two-year run this PRICE RANGE. and I’m anxious to return," she point out. Her younger sister, plays at Mt. St. Gertrude’s and of the musical she was present­ said. Kathleen, attended the acad New York Sirloin Strip in her .statewide competition ed with the Newspaper Guild The beautiful and talented ] emy in 1950 and 1951. Thick Special Club . Miss Brennan left Colorado 10 gave her valuable theatrical ex­ Award, Theater World Award, Regular Club Steak . years ago after she was grad­ perience. Student Leader and the Obie Award. She has These prices Include: Soup, salad (your choice of Dressings) choice of uated from Mt. St. Gertrude’s. “I also had to play men’s At the academy she was pres­ appeared as a guest on num­ three kinds of potatoes (our French Fries are cooked to your order It was while she was at the parts,’’ she said, “since we erous television shows, including from the raw potato), Bread, Butter, Dessert and Farmers Bros. Cof­ ident of the National Forensic fee blended especially for Duffy’s Shamrock. Mount that she decided that had no boys at the academy. League, vice president of the Famed Role Jack Paar, Ed Sullivan, Dave she wanted to become a singer Garroway, and Music for a I always wanted an acting student body, active in the Glee Eileen Brennan is pictured or actress. career, but it took form at the Summer Night. Club, and was a member of a above with William Graham She recalls that her greatest Mount because of the curricu­ group called the Triple Trio. The charming, thespian ex- IVORLD FANOUSl thrill as a student came wdien lum we had. We were fortu- The trio sang for many organ­ in a scene from “Little Mary (Continued on Next Page) FOR + ■+ + + + izations in the Boulder and Den­ Sunshine,” the New York hit Duffu's ver area, such as the Elks show that catapulted her to Club and the American Legion fame in 1959. The talented going to the On her permanent record in SHAMROCK actress decided on a theatri­ WRONG the files of the school’s ar cal career when she was at­ AIVIUSEMENT 1645 TREMONT chives there is a note that men tending Mt. St. Gertrude Acad­ PLACE IRISH COFFEE tions she was “excellent in C £ a e to - HfioiM TaCojce emy in Boulder. She plans to con COST BRING THE FAMILY dramatics.” Although she board visit the academy during her YOU PLENTY! ed at the academy. Miss Bren nan spent much of her time engagement of “The Miracle Worker” at Central City. ilCOSISllSSalthe with an uncle and aunt who lived in Boulder, Mr. and Mrs Leo Flynn. Mr. Flynn has since died. ^ flMUSmi PARK ^ " nowhere else Following her graduation from the academy she spent con you get 7^ two years at Georgetown Uni- SO IVIUCH for , JACK ^ SO LITTLE! ★ FREE movies PARKING

Following are films to appear on m television this week. These are the ratings of the Legion of Decency 10:15 PM when the films were first released. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Space does not permit time or sta­ WEST 46th AVE. tion identification. Viewers are urged to consult local program listings and and SHERIDAN BLVD. crosscheck the films here. The films will appear on Denver Channels 4. D E .N V .E R 2. and 9; and on Colorado Springs Channels 5. 11 and 13. A-1 films are for the family: A-2, for adults: B, objectionable in part for everyone: C. Condemned. ASSUMPTION PARISH— Welby ‘The Miracle Worker’ FRIDAY. JULY 28 A touching scene from William Gibson’s “The Miracle Work­ Paper Gallows, A-2; Slim, A-1; Alias the Champ. A-2: Other Love. ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY er’’ is shown above. Eileen Brennan portrays Anne Sullivan, the A-2: S.O.S. Coast Guard. A-1; Mr. nurse teacher, and Donna Zimmerman is Helen Keller as a Peabody and Mermaid. A-2: Water­ ANNUAL FASHION SHOW & loo Bridge. B: Plunder Road. A-1 ANNUAL young child in the drama to be offered in Central City July 29 Strange Awakening. A-2; Mountain LUNCHEON through Aug. 26. Miss Brennan is a graduate of Mt. St. Ger­ Music. A-I. Sunday August 13 at 1 p.m. OFFICIAL trude’s Academy, Boulder. SATURDAY. JULY 29 lUs In the Air. A-1: Flame of Shirley Savoy’s Lincoln Room Youth. A-2: Thank You Mr. Moto, CATHOLIC A-1: Panic In the Streets. B: Cleo­ Fashions by Arlene’s Window Shop 'Francis of Assisi' Movie patra. A-2; Unearthly. A-2; High Tension. A-1; Private Affairs of Bel Donations {2.75 DOOR PRIZES DIRECTORY Ami. B; Night and Day, A-2; Crime Opens at Towne July 28 Without Passion, A-2. For tickets call Mrs. Joseph Dreiling SUNDAY. JULY 30 AT 8-4457 And Telephone Guide An Italian journalist with a authenticity of all phases of the Endearing Young Charms. A-2; deep and thorough knowledge Francis of Assisi film, which Gilbert and Sullivan. A-1: Mississip­ pi. A-1: Ten Gentlemen From West of the Vatican and the affairs will open at the Towne Theater. Point. A-1: The Great Waltz. A-2: of the Church devoted his full Denver, f’riday, July 28. Gilded Cage, A-2. time to making certain of the MONDAY. JULY 31 Archdiocese of Denver His name is Vincenzo Labella Philo Vance Returns. A-2: Great sp sO T p r7 7 r 3 and his official title with the Garrick. A-1; Pride of Maryland. A-1: The Navy Way. A-1; Gambling WE LTD l\l n K. IB TH • 4-599/ — WILL BE — production was that of techni­ Lady. A-2: Big Town Girl, A-2: cal advisor. They Met in Bombay. A-2; Inter­ rupted Joumev. A-2. Labella is a friendly, mild- TUESDAY. AUG.l mannered man whose profound Belle Star. A-1: Girl. Guy. and Published October 2, 1961 Gob. A-1 (4): Secrets of Monte Car­ knowledge of the Church and its lo. A-1: Down the Stretch. A-1: Ami­ history had greatly impressed able Lady. A-2; Without Love. B: MOVIES Bad Little Angel. A-1: First Yank With not only Plato Skouras, the pro­ Into Tokyo, A-2. Listing of ducer, but also director Michael WEDNESDAY. AUG. 2 WHAT'S IN THE DIRECTORY? tejion of Decency Cowboy Millionaire, A-1: My Pal Ratings Curtiz and the rest of the Wolf. A-1: Finger Man. B: Modem * All posters, ossistonts. Francis of Assisi crew. Marriage. A-2: Gun Smugglers, A-1: The Lie. A-2; Souls at Sea, A-2; * All Catholic school principals. To a large extent, thanks to ^opwom Angel. A 2: Dance. Girl, Below are Legion of Decency rat­ nance. B. ings of motion pictures currently the care of this expert. Francis THURSDAY, AUG. 3 • All Superiors of Catholic Convents, hospitals, colleges, high showing in first run Denver thea of As.sisi is as impressively Fisherman's Wharf. A-t: Sea Hor­ schools, ond institutions. ters authentic as any film can be net. A-2: Jennifer. A-2: Car 99. A-1; A-1, Unobjectionable for general Fingers at the Window. A-1: Action • Detailed information on every parish and mission in the Arch­ patronage: A-2. unobjectionable for whose hero lived in the 13th in Arabia. A-1. adolescents and adults; A-3. unob­ century. In the picture, a Tri­ diocese— oddresses, porish boundaries, time of Masses, rectory jectionable for adults; B. objection­ and convent phone numbers. able in part for all: C. con­ ton - 20th Century - Fox pro­ demned. duction. Bradford Dillman plays FRANCIS OF ASSISI, A-1 TAMMY TELL ME TRUE, A-1 St. Francis, Dolores Hart is St. MISTY. A-1 Clare, and Stuart Whitman is NIKKI WILD DOG A-1 the dashing Paolo, whose con­ DElKitzEji No matter what you're looking for . . . you'll find it in this second edition VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA. A-1 cepts of life sharply differ from TROUBLE IN THE SKY A-1 of the official directory of the Archdiocese of Denver. PARENT TRAP. A-1 those of Francis. The film is in denver’s country club THIS IS CINERAMA. A1 color and CinemaScoe. of restaurants THE NAKED EDGE, A-2 .According to Labella, one ol THE SECRET WAYS WA/NA/^WW\AAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAA MORGAN THE PIRATE B his main problems was to find ON THE DOUBLE ,\ I monuments and places dating ORDER DIRECTORY DEPARTMENT REVOLT OF THE SI.AVES, R NOW OPEN BIG DEAL ON MADONNA SIHFKT back to St. Francis' time which DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER A-:i coiild be used as backgrounds. TODAY FANNY A-2 EXODUS. A-3 (Continued on Next Page) FOR LUNCH P.O. Bok 1620 THE LAST SUNSET B SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY Denver 1, Colorado MORNING. C BYE BYE BIRDIE Extellt-nt adult Monday thru Friday musical comedv STA(ik GUIDE CREST HOTEL Please send . copy ':oo es) of THE CATHOLiC LIGHT UP THE SKY. Adults 120 Fireproof Outside rooms, 11:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. CiRECTORY for r^e Arcndiocese of Denver for 1961- complete service, central 62 tO: location, attractive rooms, spacious lobby, coffee shop, Special Sunday Dinner HEAR available parking. 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FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR WRITE TO AVAILABLE VIA MAIL ORDER BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND Ask and Learn, Station DINNERS KOA, Denver 2, Colorado PHONE M AIN 3-3101 ; Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dining Rooms ■A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaa T h u rsd ay, July 27, 1961 OHict, 938 Bannock Straat THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4^205 PAGE NINE ^ it Entertainment . . . Sports it WILLIAMS RAMBLSRr INCJ Eileen Brennan Stars in Hit Drama Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Servic^ (Cont. From Preceding Page) Keller’s fight against the dark faithfully to hard work anc Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes ^ pects to renew old acquaint­ world of a blind deaf-mute. struggle. ances during her stay at Cen­ Miss Brennan, as Anne Sullivan, Her great talent Is aware in m o S. University SH. 4-2781 “ tral City, but the tight schedule is engaged as a nurse-teacher “The Miracle Worker. Few of performances and the de­ to the child and the play de­ actresses In the theater have manding role of Anne Sullivan picts her courageous efforts to such versatility. Possessor of in the Gibson drama probably bring Helen into the light. The a beautiful singing voice, she will not let her get too far role of Helen Keller is played is equally adept in musical ONE pickup for D I^C T service from the mountain theater. by 12-year-old Donna Zimmer­ com^y or heavy drama. Hie “We understand that Eileen man, who has been highly dynamitic things she achieves is going to try and visit us at praised for her performance. In “’The Miracle Worker” rep­ to both the school,” said Sister Hard Work Poyi Off resent a style of great purity, N om a, superior of Mt. St. For Eileen Brennan it has directness, and warmth. Her Gertrude Academy. “One of been a long jump from the mastery of the role is one of coasts her classmates is going to try campus of Mt. St. Gertrude to the stage’s wisest and most and arrange the visit.” Broadway, stardom, and back beautiful pieces of work. ’ The Miracle Worker is the again to Colorado. The interven­ DENVER CHICABO TRUCKING GOJNC . stirring drama of young Helen ing years have been given over Bob Grossman 4Stl> A Jackson • O o n v a r • P h o n s OUdlay 8-4867 At Folk Festival " ' ' ■■ ' ' I ■ I" ■— Standings for CYRA Bob Grossman, talented young folk singer, will appear at the Baseball Leagues Denyer Folk Festival now un­ der way and lasting until Aug. Following are the standings in Notre Dame Irish ...... 34 5, at the Exodus, 1909 Lin­ St. Rose’s Bears ...... 3 3 the Denver Catholic Youth Rec­ Notre Dame Blameles ...... 2 5 coln Street, Denver. The ll^year reation Association summer St. Rose’s Rangers ...... 2 7 old singer, who records for Eu baseball leagues as of July 22; All Saints’ Black ...... 1 e Notre Dame Shamrocks ___ 18 reka Records, has been praised EASTERN DIVISION Notre Dame Erinltes ...... 19 for his good showmanship, tim­ Precious Blood Bnves ...... lo 1. ing, and use of material. He is St. Vtnceot’i Wolverines ...... 8 2 St. Vincent’s JoUy Boys ...... 7 8 l a fresh new talent, unfettered St. Junes' White ...... 5 2 2 Notre Dame Leprechauns __ 91 by the commercial demands of St. 'Vincent’s Wildcats ...... 7 4 Holy Family Gold ...... 92 St. James’ Red ...... 5 4 Holy Family Red ...... 92 ’’bongo drums and echo cham- Precious Blood AthleUcs .... 4 4 3 a. Rose’s Giants ...... 41 here.” St. John’s Green ...... 4 5 1 a. Rose’s Braves ...... 49 St. James’ Blue ...... 3 5 2 Presentation No. 3 ...... 8 3 Other outstanding folk singers St.James’ Green ...... 3 8 1 Notre Dame Emeralds __ 8 4 who will appear in the festival St. Phllomena’s "B" ...... 2 6 All Saints’ Gold ...... 43 beside Grossman are Josh St. John’s Gold ...... 2 8 1 Presentation No. 5 ... . 54 St. Phllomena’s "A" ...... 15 1 Presentation No. 4 ...... 5 j White, Oscar Brand, Ed Mc­ Precious Blood Dodgers ... 2 8 Holy Family Green ...... 4 5 a. Vincent’s Home ...... 2 3 Curdy, Katie Lee, and the Way­ Class “Triple A” W L T St. Rose’s Cubs ...... 4 8 farers. The Smothers Brothers Precious Blood Red Sox ...... 1 0 0 a. Rose’s Dodgers ...... 35 have appeared earlier in the Predons Blood Giants ...... 8 2 'll Saints’ Black ...... V. 35 Festival St. Vincent’s Untouchables ... 8 3 St. Rose’s Pirates ...... 37 St. James’ Red ...... 5 4, Notre Dame Micks ...... 3 7 a. Anthony’s ...... 2 5 St. John’s ...... 5 5’ Anne’s ...... 33 a . 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PAGE TEM Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 T h u rid o y, July 27, 1961 Holy Family dkquisiAJM jrdL in , ^ o s j l High Names AXTELL She was the sister of Molly Olquln. July 27 at 7 p.m. in Trevino Chapel by numerous uncles, aunts, and Marg&ret Christine Axtell. 15. of Ida Monoz, all of Denver, and of the Roses. Requiem High Mass cousins Funeral services were held 3190 E. 91st Avenue. She was the Lloyd. Joe Paul, and Julian Mondra- will be offered at 9 a m. July 28 in July 20, Boulevard Mortuaries. In­ Officers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald gen. all of Oakland. Calif. She is also Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Mil­ terment in Mt. Olivet, Axtell. Thornton: the sister of Ann­ survived by 42 grandchildren and itary honors will be held at Ft. Lo­ SOLANO ette I., and Mark A. Axtell. Thorn­ seven great-grandchildren. Requiem gan Cemetery. Four new student council of­ High Mass 1^1 be offered July 27 MIcheal Solano, infant, of 2255 W. ton; the granddaughter of Mr. and 54th Avenue. He was the son of Mr. ficers have been elected at Holy Mrs. M. H. Axtell. Beloit. Kans.i at 9 a m. in Sacred Heart Church HAYES Interment will be in Mt. Olivet. and Mrs. Luis Solano; the brother of Family High School, Denver; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiefler. George Hayes. 59. of Beth Israel Hos­ Patricia and Allen: and the grand­ Clyde. Kans. Requiem High Mass pital. Requiem High Mass was of­ Lou Sanza, president; Elaine GARCIA son of Benlgna Garcia and Monico was offered July 24 in Holy Cross fered July 26 in St. Mary Magdelene Solano. Prayer Services were held Ruby, vice president; Dan Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. Dolores Garcia. 05, of 4457 Inca Church. Interment in Mt. Olivet. July 24. Interment In Mt. OUvet. Street. He was the husband of Eva Alonzi, treasurer; and Kathy HOSKINS VARAJAS GONZALES Garcia; the father of Mrs. Phillip Ahem, secretary. These new of­ Josephine Gonzales. 57. of 1110 Armllo, Filbert. Gabriel. Jose Maude H. Hoskins. 73. of 1401 Juanita Varajas. 7. of 5120 N. 27th Street. She was the mother of D.. Ernest, and Joe A. Garcia of Fairfax Street. She was the wife of Washington Street. She was the ficers succeed Len Spirek, Mary Katie. Tony. Lee. Cruxe. Jr.. Ray. Denver; the brother of Luis and Mar­ Harry D. Hisklns; the mother of Dan daughter of Juan Varajas and Mary Lou McCloskey, Sharon Gifford, and Eddie Gonzales. Adelina Garcia. cos Garcia of Denver; 16 grandchil­ T. and William H. Hoskins, both of Dusharme. and the sister of Priscilla Helen Brown. Josephine McGrath. dren. and two great-grandchildren. A Denver: Col. Harry D. Hoskins. Jr,, Hernandez and Michael Dusharme. and Tom Donahue. Isabel] Sandoval, and Lucy Montano. recitation of the Rosary will be held of Columbus. 0.; and Dorothy Haas A Mass of the Angels will be offered of Schenectady. N.Y. She is also July 28 at 9 a m. in St. Cajetan’s Lou Sanza has been active in survived by 17 grandchildren. Re­ Church. Denver. Interment in Mt . school activities since he enter­ quiem High Mass was offered July OUvet. ed high school. Last year he 26 in St. John the Evangelist’s WATSON Death Claims Mother, Church. Ollnger Mortuaries. Inter­ played B-team football, and this ment in Mt. Olivet. Elwood T. Watson. 54. of 1981 S. Lowell Boulevard. He was the hus­ year he lettered in the same_ KELLERMAN band of Rose M. Watson. Denver; sport. An active member of H.F. Son of Same Family Mary Kellerman. 90. of 2325 the brother of Mrs. B. R. Noe. Den­ 33rd Avenue. Services were held In ver; and John B. and Noble C. Wat­ Club and the Ski and Skate Club, St. Patrick's Church July 24. OUoger son. both of Murray, Ky. Ollnger he is also an accomplished mus-' Death claimed the lives of a while awaiting treatment for “a Mortuaries. Interment was in Mt. Mortuaries. Services were held July ician. Denver mother and son just two disturbed stomach.” Olivet. 20. Interment in Mt. OUvet. weeks apart — and both with­ He was the husband of Mrs. MELCHIOR WINDOLPH Vice president Elaine R u b y- Abbie Windolph. 86. of 93 S. Pearl out warning. Ruth Crowe and the father of Edmond W. Melchior, 14. of 4747 has been sophomore homeroom S. Acoma Street. He was the son of Street. She was the mother of Isabel The son, Robert C. Crowe, 39, Sherry Crowe. The family re­ Hawkins and Eleanore Windolph. representative and vice presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Eklmond Melcholr: the both of Denver; and Frank J. Win­ died unexpectedly of a heart at­ sided at 1634 S. Chase Court brother of Ruth, Helen. Betsy. Marie, Explain Jr, Great Books Program dent of her junior class. During and Albert Melcholr; and the friend dolph. LeadvUle: and the sister of her freshman year she was nom­ tack in a doctor’s office July 8, in Notre Dame Parish from of Henry Cokayne. all of Engle­ Mollie and Frank O’Hara, both of Mrs. Blanche Hallet, standing center, chair­ Sister Marla Teresa, principal of Divine Re­ which he was buried. wood. Requiem High Mass was sung Denver. She is also survived by four inated for executive cabinet of-, July 24 in All Souls’ Church. Bul­ grandchildren. Requiem High Mass man of the book committee of the execotive deemer School in Colorado Springs, and Mrs. ficer. She is also an active mem-- His mother, Mrs. Ruth Crowe, was sung July 24 in St. Francis de George Relnert and Mrs. E. L. Kilpatrick, lock Mortuary. Interment in Mt. Sales’ Church. Ollnger Mortuaries. board of the Denver Junior Great Books, had her of Sodality, National For­ OUvet. seated, chairman and co-chairman, respec­ JERRY BREEN who had been in ailing — but Interment in Mt. OUvet. charge of a display of the various book edi­ ensic League, Pep Club, Bowl­ KELLY tively, of the Sacred Heart School program in not severely ailing — health for ANNA R. CASEY tions for the six grade levels offered in this ing League, and Ski and Skate' several months died quietly in Margaret M. Kelly. 67, of 1900 Requiem High Mass was cele. discussion program at an Indoctrination meet­ Boulder. Florist Dahlia Street. She was the wife of Club. brated July 22 in St. Joseph's (Re- Mrs. William Keller (seated at right) of 1004 15th SL her home, “probably as a re­ Robert M. Kelly: the mother of Mary demptorist) Church, Denver, for ing on July 21. The meeting, held to explain Kathy Ahern was also sopho­ Louise Kelly and Jean Kelly of Den­ Anna R. Casey of 875 Fox Street, the various phases of the JGB program to the book committee answered questions about HAin 3-2279 sult of the shock of her son’s more homeroom representative death,’’ at 2209 Julian Street in ver: the sister of Timothy Kelher. who died after a long illness in a parish chairmen and principals, took place in the different book editions offered and how Oshkosh, Wis., and Mary E. Kelher local nursing home. She was 49. and this year she was electeo- and Mildred Eldred both of Mil­ St. Vincent de Paul’s Church hall. they could be ordered. St. Dominic’s Parish. She had Mrs. Casey was bom in Denver homeroom alternate. She has been active in parish affairs, es­ waukee, Wis. Requiem High Mass Sept. 6, 1911 and was educated in Shown viewing the books are, from left, is being offered July 27 at 9 a.m. St. Elizabeth's and Cathedral been an active participant in pecially in the Altar Society, in Blessed Sacrament Church. Inter­ Schools. She spent her entire life both the Pep Qub and Ski and ACQUES for several years.. ment In Holy Cross Cemetery. Mil­ in Denver. 22 Schools to Porticipate waukee. Wis. Surviving are her husband. Fran­ Skate Club. Besides her grandaughter, MUTCH cis J. Casey; three chUdren. Dorothy Dan Alonzi held the office of BROS. Pendelton, Francis Casey. Jr,, and Sherry, she is survived by one Robert Vincent Mutch. 4. of 422 John M. Casey; four sisters; Mary class treasurer during his soph-, daughter, Joan Ann; two sis­ Knox Court. He was the son of Mr. Pritchard, Mrs. Fred Spear. Mrs. Plan Junior Great Books Program omore year. He has also letter*’ and Mrs. Robert A. Mutch of Pres­ Margaret King and Francis A. ters, Josephine Schwalm (who entation Parish, and the grandson ed twice in football and once in.' Bender, aU of Denver. She is also The executive board of the program are based on the se­ part in the discussions during is housekeeper at Cathedral Par­ of Stella Pachecl of Denver. Services survived by four grandchildren. basketball. Dan played on both are being held in Ollnger Drawing Denver Junior Great Books pro lections of the Louisville po­ the training classes on Tuesday ish, Denver) and Mrs. Kather­ Boulevard Mortuaries. Interment in football and basketball teams Room. Speer Boulevard at Sher­ Mt. Olivet. gram met on July 21 with the or Wednesday evenings from 8 ine McElin; two brothers, Wil­ man Street on July 27 at 11 a.m. grom, which have been used during his freshman year. He Ollnger Mortuaries. Interment ki Mt. CATHERINE J. LYNCH principals and parish chairmen effectively for several years. to 10 o’clock, liam and James McCanna, both Olivet. Requiem High Mass wUl be cele­ has also participated In the H.F. brated Thursday, July 27. at 9 a.m. of the 22 schools, who will par­ The Denver program will in­ of Denver; and an aunt, Mrs. PARASKVICH Parents of students who will Club and Ski and Skate Club. in Our Lady of Fatima Church, ticipate in the program in the clude four new books in each Helen Satriano. Eva Paraskvich, 62. of 4671 Logan Lakewood, for Catherine J. Lynch of participate in the JGB are en­ The Rosary will be held in Street. She was the wife of William 24 Lakewood Heights Drive, who died fall. grade in addition to the eight couraged to take part for fun Paraskvich; the mother of Julia at home July 24 following a lengthy used last year. the drawing room of the Day- Wonder. Mary Wieser. and Victoria Ulness. She was 78. Pre.sent were representatives and information as participants. Denver Noonan Mortuary Thursday, Parasklvlch of Denver. She is also Mrs. Lynch was bom in Ireland on from the Denver area schools, Poetry will be added to the There is no obligation attached. survived by three grandsons and March 17. 1883. She came to Denver fifth grade this year. Poetry has Evergreen July 27 at 8 p.m. Requiem High one great • granddaughter. Funeral from Chicago In 1911 and has lived and Greeley, Boulder, and Colo­ Additional participants are Mass will be sung in St. Dom­ services were held July 22 in the In Denver for 50 years. She was the rado Springs. been used in the other grades. Church of the Transfiguration. Bou­ needed to present more stimU' inic’s Church the following wife of the late Patrick F. Lynch, The purpose of the meeting The program will be tested on Monument Co. levard Mortuaries. who was well known in Denver for lation to the discussions and C H A S. HcFADDEN 12700 W. 44th Av«. morning, July 28, at 9 o’clock. his restaurant and club manage­ the high school level at Mache- HA. 4-7004 — OPEN DAILY PETTY was to acquaint parish commit to afford a greater challenge STANT^EYBALL Interment will be in Mt. Oli­ ment. beuf High this fall. Owoen On* block Ea>t of Mt. Olivtt John A. Petty, 77. of 2956 Wyandot She was the mother of Mrs. Louis tees with the selection of books and practice for the leader Street. He was the husband of Vir­ 1 Mile East Of Mt OUvet , vet Cemetery. Lotlto, Mrs. Joseph Gennaro, John, for each grade level, from fifth Executive Board trainees. For information, in­ ginia Petty: the stepfather of Mrs. Robert, and Joseph Lynch. aU of The Denver Junior Great 11130 West 44th Ave. Virginia Ramirez of Denver; the Denver; Mrs. Anthony Long. Lake- grade through eighth, and to terested persons may call Mrs. brother of Mrs. Mammie Smith, books executive board includes HA. 44477 wood: and Francis Lynch. Huntlng- indoctrinate these people in McCabe, FL. 5-0212. Parlz. Mo.: and the uncle of Mrs. tdh Park. Calif.; the sister of JuUa the Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ Blanche Lazanii, Sherman Oaks. Barrett. Denver: Anna Hutchinson. their duties in the program. Calif. Graveside services were held San Leandro, Calif.: and Nellie The book committee, which liam H. Jones, archdiocesan July 26 at Mt. Olivet. Ollnger Mor­ Donaghue and Con Lynch in Ireland. superintendent of schools, Mrs. tuaries. has been at work through the SWIGERT BROS. She is also survived by 14 grand- Frank Casey, parish co-ordin­ PORTANOVA chUdren and several nieces and spring and summer under the Nick S. Portanova, 78. of 1257 nephews. direction of Mrs. Blanche Hal­ ator, St. James; Mrs. Thomas Allison Street, Lakewood. He was Boulevard Mortuaries. Interment Fitzpatrick assistant co-or­ will be in Mt. OUvet. let of St. John the Evangelist’s OPTOMETRISTS the husband of Angela Portanova; dinator; St. Louis’, Englewood; I the father of EUo Portanova; and HENRY M. NEWELL Parish, Denver, put forth its the grandfather of Nick and Albert Requiem High Mass was cele­ efforts to find the best copy of Mrs. James MoCabe, Christ the Portanova. all of Lakewood. Re­ brated July 22 in St. Joseph’s quiem High Mass was sung in St. Church. Denver, for Henry M. each book for the least expense. King Parish chairman of leader Examination of Eyes — Fitting of Glasses Bernadette's Church July 24. Inter­ Newell. Sr., of 764 S. Pecos Street, Members based their decisions training; ment in Mt. OUvet. who died July 18 in St. Joseph s Mrs. Everett Sullivan, St. Vin­ Hospital. He was 68. on format, print, and illustra RAMIREZ cent de Paul’s, special events Daisy Ramirez. 49. of 1960 Curtis Mr. NeweU was bom In Burling­ tions. Oculist— Prescriptions Filled ton. la., June 8, 1893. He lived in chairman; Mrs. Hal Heffron, Street. She was the daughter of An­ Denver 60 years, where he was em­ A most detailed bibliography For Funerals tonio Contreas: the sister of SteUa St. Rose of Lims’s, publicity Greenberg. Gilbert Pacheco, and ployed by the Denver and Rio has been prepared, listing Ernest Contreras; the niece of Fran­ Grande Railroad as a car repair­ prices of each edition offered chairman; Mrs. Louis Kenofer, 1550 California Street KE. 4-5819 ces Quintana. Julia, Marie A., Juan, man until his retirement in 1953. St. Mary's in Littleton, evalu­ Ellas, and Carmen Roybal, and He was a member of the Denver in each book, such as paper Lucia Pacheco. She is also survived Aerie Lodge 2063 B.F.O.E. and a back, hardback, etc., the dis­ ation chairman; Mrs. William by several nieces and nephews. Re­ member of the Denver Lodge 17 Moriarity of St. James’, secre­ B.F.O.E. counts offered, publisher’s ad­ Bericefay quiem High Mass was offered July Surviving are his wife. Minnie tary; and Mrs. Hallet, book Park Chapal Park Avanoa Chapat 18 in Sacred Heart Church. Inter­ dresses, and all the details nec Wm( 46th and Tannyson ment In Mt. Olivet. Newell, of Denver; two sons, Henry chairman. Mrs. Sullivan had Iasi 17th and Marion N. Newell. Jr.. WUliam E. NeweU, essary for ordering. at antrane* of Barkalay Park at Park Avanua SMERDEL both of Denver: three daughters, charge of arrangements. I Edward H. Smerdel, 34. of 5175 W. LucUIe Johnston and Carol Noyes. Committee Monsignor Jones addressed Warren Avenue. He was the hus­ Denver: and Charlotte Dopheide of Members of Mrs. Hallet's ^ENm^BT^OODSO). band of Blance C. Smerdel; the fa­ Wheatridge. He was the brother of committee are Mrs. Joseph the group. He emphasized the ther of Susan Kay Smerdel; the son Frank A. NeweU and Walter W. Ne­ necessity for the help of par­ of Anton and Catherine Smerdel. aU weU both of Denver, and George Murphy and Mrs. Edwin Wil vHtti ttivti iRort eiTi toiriotiei of Denver; the brother of Katie NeweU of Los Angelos. CaUf. He is liams of Christ the King Parish ents who can make use of their McKeeley. Warner Robins, Ga.. and also survived by 16 grandchildren special God - given talents for I mOb • KiitiH ititt OtKT M • ttitn MSil Atak • (tititi I ((II Terry W. Smerdel, San Francisco, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. John Repka and Mrs. Ray Calif.; and the son.ln-law of Susans Ollnger Mortuaries. Interment was Kutz of St. James’, Mrs. Wil this exceptional program. WHERE COST HAS BEEN in Mt. OUvet. Gioga. Denver. He Is also survived liam Keller of Cure d’Ars, Mrs He said children must read Dick Wester and Mrs. John books to sharpen their intellect­ SECONDARY TO SERVICE FOR Betz of Blessed Sacrament, Mrs ual judgment and expression. IT'S FUN TO COOK OUT! Requiem to Be Offered Joseph Ryan of St. Vincent de Not just books they enjoy read­ Paul’s, Mrs. Gordon Ryan of St. ing, but “hard” books that dis­ MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY OF cipline the mind, increase the Mary’s in Littleton, Mrs. Ro­ For Frank A. Zarlengo power of concentration and help man Borgerding and Mrs. Vic­ them grasp concepts that are Requiem High Mass will be A Rosary will be recited at tor Frentress of St. Peter and on a level just a little bit high­ celebrated July 29 at 10 a.m. in 8 p.m. July 28 in Boulevard Paul’s in vCheatridge, and Mrs. ^oAe, and. (Joniidehation,... er. He referred to this adult Mt. Carmel Church, Denver, for Mortuary, North Speer and Victory Meyer of St. Louis’ in participation as lay apostolate Sn Eugen. Saindon, $ K .-T ru i., A Mtmbtr of Sti. P itir and P w l'l Church Frank A. Zarlengo of 5906 W, Federal Boulevards. Interment Englewood. work and akin to the Christo­ 37th Avenue, who died July 25 will be in Mt. Olivet. The book selections for the pher spirit. following a long illness. He was Mrs. Fitzpatrick presided 82. over the meeting. Members of H o r T h A N M Mr. Zarlengo, a retired in­ Schedule for Uniforms the executive board discussed spector of the city engineering their phases of the program. department, was long active in Kits of mimeographed material, Caspar Hofmann III, President Denver Democratic politics and Announced in Welby including information sheets OUTIN G KIT was for 30 years' a Democratic for principals and teachers, par­ 601 Broadway • KEystone 4-1228 committeeman. He was bom in (Assumption Parish, Welby) elson, Annetta Ferrero, Barbara Uniforms for school purposes Jiuliano, Betty Ann Juliano, and ents and students, book lists, Thermos Kangaroo Campobasso, Italy, June 10,1879. discussion report sheets, and IN THE CENTER OF DENVER Mr. Zarlehgo came to Denver will be delivered Aug. 9 in the Judy Glidwell. with outside pocket. school gym. They must be paid Hostesses will be Loreta Tal- publicity were distributed to at the age of 8. He attended Mt. the parish chairmen. 2 sandwich boxes; 2 Carmel School and was mar­ for at this time. vo, Catherine Miller, and Jose­ The hours will be as follows: phine Rossi. A merchandise gift It was announced that public­ standard neck quart ried to the late Mrs. Philmena ity for individual parish JGB Grades one and two, 9 to 10:30 certificate from Arlene’s Win­ Our Obligation vacuum bottles. Plaid Scalise Zarlengo, who died in programs will be co-ordinated 1940, a.m.; grades three, four, five, dow Shop will be donated by c a s e ______16.98 10:30 a.m. to noon; and grades the Altar and Rosary Society. through the executive board Mr. Zarlengo is survived by publicity chapter this year. six, seven, eight, 1 to 3 p.m. Ten complimentary treat- four sons, Dan, Dominic, John, Parish chairmen are remind- and George; four daughters, Parents having children in more ments from MacLevv Slenderiz- r ..nn. than one grade may select any mgin„ Machine willIT V, be 'j donated . J V, byj ed ,that Mrs. Wester, FL. 5-7004, Nettie and Rose Zarlengo, Mrs. Mrs. Keller, FL. 5-3315, one of the above hours. Arlene’s Window Shop. Table Ann Bedlia, and Mrs. Lucille may be contacted for informa­ The models for the fashion favors from United Western Vessa; and 10 grandchildren, all tion about the books and order­ of Denver. show in the Shirley Savoy Ho­ Labs, Inc., featuring Ureba cos­ tel, Denver, on Sunday, Aug. 13, metics, will be given. Entertain­ ing until Sept. 1. to YOU . . . are as follows: Catherine Mil­ Adult Leaders ment will be by the "Footnotes” is to consider family Edgewater Pastor ler, Josephine Rotello, Jo.sephine from Denver. There is a need for adult Drieling, Jean Christ, Loretta Women will be in the vesti- participants in the present lead­ needs and wishes — Aids Victims Talvo, Evelyn Adducci, Sandra :bue at every Mass Sunday, ership training classes. Partici­ to give the personal pants will be required only to The Rt. Rev. James Flanagan, Woodard, Carol Gossman, Pa- July 30. to collect money for attention of experienced pastor of St. Mary Magdalene’s tricia Rossi, Lou Ann Pennybak- fashion show tickets and to read the short book used for SPORTSMAN GRILL Parish administered conditional er, Mra Lou Speyer, Sandy Ad- make reservations. each discussion, and to take funeral counsel to absolution July 22 to the four every detail of Durable pig iron. Re­ victims of an accidental drown­ arrangement. ing at Sloans Lake. Denver. movable deep fryer The four persons, including a n d grill. Cook two small children, drowned steaks, fish, barbe­ when their cabin cruiser cap­ cues . . . fine for sized. Seven others were res­ cued. camping. Easy to Victims included Mrs. Shirley ^THERM-A-JUG carry. ISxlOV? 19.98 Reeves, 32, of 1519 S. Pennsyl­ vania Street; Mrs. Eunice Saba- 6-qt. spigot jug with don, 31, of Dacono, Colo.; Rob­ automatic safety ert Mutch, Jr., 4, 422 Knox Street; Presentation Parish, and shut-off. Non-corro­ Lori Lee Allison, 4, 2512 Stuart Day-Noonan Mortuary sive, non-cbgging, Street. 2406 jederal Blvd. GE 3-6575 leak-proof. Better in­ sulation. Seal-tite lid. Enamel fin ish ...7.98 Welby Women Plan Fashion Show Members of the Welby Parish Altar and right. Gene Younger, assistant; Jo DreUlng, Hackethol-Noonon Mortuary C«moOM BUY »r«dueia Rosary Society are making plans for the chairman of the show; Katherine De Pinto, •dvwtiMd ki ttwlr fashion show to be held in the Denver Shir­ assistant; and Mildred Slick, publicity chair­ 1451 Kalomath St. MA 3-4006 Downtown, fourth floor Cherry Creek, lower mam Lakeside, lake level CATHOLIC PRCSBI ley Savoy Hotel's Lincoln Room Sunday, .Aug. man. Betty Schumacher, assistant, was ab­ I 13, at 1 p.m. Fashions will be by .Arlene's sent when the picture was taken. Jo Dreiling Window Shop. Pictured above arc, left to (.AT. 8-4457) is handling reservations. T h u rsd ay, July 27, 1961 Office, 938 Bannock Sfraaf THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telaphono, K a y ite n a 4-4205 PAGE ELEVEN Retreat Set for Men Knights Help Of Cure d'Ars Parish 2,000 Tots (Core d’An Parish, Denver) of Denver. The cost of the re­ Father Daniel Campbell, S.J., treat is a free will offering. will be the retreatmaster for UNIFORM DAY the men of the parish at Sacred Uniform day for the girls of Daily in Rome Heart Retreat House, Sedalia. the school will be held on Wed­ It is a long way from Amer­ The Supreme Council’s board The retreat starts Aug. 13. nesday, Aug. 2. The following ica to Italy, but the Knights of of directors will open their meet­ Since only S3 reservations can schedule will prevail; 9 to 10:30 Columbus help to promote hap­ ing on Sunday and continue on be accepted, the men are urged a.m., first and second grades; piness to at least 2,000 Italian Monday. The official opening of to plate their names on the 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon, third, children each day in Rome. the convention will be Tuesday, fourth, and fifth grades; 3:30 bulletins at the rear of t h e The Knights of Columbus, Aug. 15, the Feast of the As­ p.m. sixth, seventh, and eighth church or call Jack Frank, DE. meeting in Denver Aug. 15, 16, sumption, with a Solemn Pontifi­ grades. 3-5333 or A1 Frink, DE. 3-8265. and 17 for their supreme con­ cal Mass offered by Auxiliary A uniform exchange will also Transportation will be arrang­ vention, will hear a report of Bishop David M. Maloney in the be held on that day. Mothers ed to the retreat house near Se­ this charitable work that was Cathedral. having good used uniforms that dalia, which is 35 miles south started in 1920. It includes spon­ Bishop Charles A. Buswell of they wish to sell are asked to sorship of seven recreation Pueblo will deliver the sermon. bring them to the school at grounds in Rome for needy Ital­ Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will 9 a.m. with their name, address, ian children. preside at the Mass. size of uniform, and price de­ Father Michael J. McGivney Following the Mass, a civic sired pinned to the dress. founded the Knights of Col- reception will be given in the nmbus in 1882 at New Haven, ballroom of the Hilton Hotel. HRST Conn., for the purpose of car­ Attending will be Governor Fiesta Dishes • Open Stock GAIL STUDIOS ing for the widows and or­ McNichols and Mayor Richard Gifts • Hardware • Paint 4»1S CLAYTON A L. 54101 phans of members and “to Y. Batterton of Denver. Glass-Toys WIDDINO PHOTOS perform charitable, education­ CHILDRSN'S PHOTOS ARCHBISHOP TO SPEAK Pipe Threading Regis Collegians on 10-Country Tour al, and patriotic works foi; -the 4—4x5 9 ^ 0 0 One of the highlights of the Window Shades-Key Seventeen Regis College students and Father Edward Ma- many. The group wUl return to New York on Tuesday, Aug. IS. benefit of their fellow men convention will be the states Dnplicatbig 1—8 x 1 0 ______O ginnis, SJ., a member of the faculty, left New Yortc on a Pictured Irom left to right are James Godfrey, Larry Free­ and their nation.” dinner the night of Aug. 15, with Open Fkiday ft Monday Eves. A ll Clergy enU Nun Sitting* 10-country tour of Europe. Part of the tour through Europe man, Jerry King, Michael Carelli, Paul Carelli, Leonard Free­ More than 5,000 knights and accommodations for 1,500 per­ S2 Broadway PK. S-2P40 ______etN oC ert win be made by private cars and busses, and many of the man, James Cnrtan, Robert Krans, James Walters, Terry Ag- their families are expected to sons. Speakers' will be Arch­ e Ptien* AL 54001 • nights between cities wiU be spent camping out. geler, William Graefe, Kevin Cassidy, George Cattermole, John visit the Mile High City for the bishop Vehr and SupremO Included in the tour, which was arranged by Murray Hawk- Foley, Herbert Llebmann, Edwin Feulner, Jr.; Father Maginnis, convention, with headquarters in Knight Luke E. H art * inson Travel Service, Inc., are Ireland, Scotland, England, Hol­ and Joseph McNamara. the new Hilton Hotel. Will imanaiiisniiiig land, Belgium, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, and Ger­ 1,000,000 MEMBERS S i to I Colorado alone has more than , WillCARPETS St. Catherine's Parishioner 000 members of the Knights oihciiiakcr’s Regis Appoints Room Size D I I of Columbus. The organization and Smaller l \ W New Director numbers more than 1,000,000 Department | 'Pest' Expert to Return From Korea members on the North American ' Uirguf i*l*ctlon* In tti* City. Of Information continent. Furnituio S S K T " Patimiza Thase Raliable ond Friendly Firms | B y Bob Ram sey He reserves his highest Asked by Government The appointment of Philip E. The Colorado State Council 0*n MM4«y m4 WtOwiin Inaliin will be official host at the con­ TIHSilOPJ*. One of the first altar boys to compliments for the Mary The South Korean Government Gauthier as director of public vention, with members from its serve in St. Catherine’s Church, knoll Sisters in Seoul who, he asked the U.S. Operations Mis­ nformation at Regis College, 55 councils represented at the E.M.W. Denver, is expected home from writes, “are doing a wonder­ sion to send it a rodent control Denver, has been atmounced by meeting. State Deputy of the where cash talks J SATRIANO ENGLEWOOD Korea in the near future. ful job, especially with the specialist who could teach and Colorado Council is Thomas F. 2141 So. Broadway Bernard F. Lowery, the only orphans.” His wife, Ina, helps train farmers in a pest con­ Hagerty of Boulder. SHetimm 4-2754 BROTHERS Heotlng Company American to cover the whole of part time in the Catholic or­ trol program. phanage in Seoul and also JANITOR 5«rrlii| Oatira IngtaWMO uO South Korea in a pest control Lowery was selected for the Om w Am* does volunteer work with the program, has had various ex­ post. Since his assignment to SERVICE Aelh*rln0 lo M i Dm I*t Grey Ladies’ Organization. OinMca a*0 Air CaaOltiMliif periences since he was as­ Korea in 1959, many effective * Rug and Upholstery signed to that war-torn country As an administrator for the rodent control programs are THE BEER THAT Shampooing AH Makes Fnmaees in 1959. International Co-Operative Ad now in operation. * Complete House tastsHed, Serviced MADE MILWAUKEE and Repaired He has visited as many as Cleaning 75 villages where he has set * Floor Waxing and up demonstrations, led c o n- FAMOUS * Heating Luncheon Polishing ferences, and attended meet­ * Air Conditioning * Walls and Windows Speaker ings to inform Koreans how to Woshed * Sheet Metal Work protect themselves against, Bqpert • Dependable Phone SU 1-4494 the menace of rats and other i Insured Fre* Checkup and Xttlmate Announced destructive rodents. At various MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Day and Night Sarvloa C«n U i for Pre* Isllmet** times he has bad up to 40 per­ 8890 Sonth Jasen The Friday Luncheon Club WBBBBBWI Robert M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray i m u m l eL.MtS4MdOL. 54100 Prank Watan, Prop. sons working for him In this 1010 W.Mh Ave. meeting in the Knights of Col­ program. umbus hall will have as guest In letters that the former St speaker, July 28, Martin Brusse, Catherine pashioner has written GLASS Bocott I Sekromm president of the Rocky Mountain to his sister, Mary, and his NORTH DENVER brother, Bill, both of Denver, he Compoelrion Booflng Metal Products Company. PhUip E. Gauthier H m CO. says he has found the Korean TDe Roofiap The Rocky Mountain Metal people “most co-operative.” the Very Rev. Richard F. Ryan, MERCHANTS Root Repalrinp Products Company is a Denver Mary Lowery says she hopes S.J., president. (Sir OMirwiw PlM* lA S4UI 4010 Brishtao BM . concern, with branch offices in her brother “won’t get reas­ Gauthier, 34, began his duties K(Hl* It OrMOnir) CM. 4A568 San Francisco, Calif., and New signed when he comes home July 24. He succeeds Richard York City. from Korea because we would J. Connor, Jr., who resigned n May after holding the post It is known throughout the like to have him home when St. for five years. NORTH DENVER Electrical Contracting & Repairing world as one of the leading man­ Catherine’s celebrates its 50th ufacturers of specialized and Bernard F. Lowery anniversary in April of 1982.” For the past nine years, Gau­ Another good reason Bernard thier has been news and sports technical products for the ortho­ ministration, Lowery is setting Lowery will want to make the editor of the Adams County OPTICAL 3160 Tejon GL 54228 dontic profession and dentistry up pest control programs in var for children. most of a 90-day ^eave before Free Press, a weekly newspaper STROHMINGER ious Sputh Korean towns and going back to work is that-he has at Corning, la. The luncheon meeting starts Dispensing Opticians villages. two grandchildren whom he has ELWOOD iiii-r** E l e c t r i c C o a at noon in the K. of C. home, A service veteran, Gauthier never seen. DeWAYNE INGRAM FURNITURE 1575 Grant Street, Denver. Men The control of rodents has as graduated from Creighton long been a problem in Korea. The Lowerys’ children are University, Omaha, in 1951. He NEW & USED Licensed and Bonded of the area are invited. The 4022 Tonnyson Street F u in ilu rc A Appliances lunch and talk will last only one Rodents have been the cause of Mrs. Peter J. Sullivan of West­ married the former Mary Louise Member National Electrical Contractors Aos’n. Easy Terms- We TratJc Free Delivery hour. grain and livestock destruction minister, who is the mother of Ryan of Denver in 1951. The GRand 7-5759 and in some cases even humans four children, and Edward J. couple have four children. The 9900 W, 25th Ave. GS. 3-4112 1178 Stout St. AC. 2-5733 have died from diseases trace­ Lowery, who lives with his wife family is living at 6095 Cody able to rat contamination. and son in Arvada West. Street in Arvada. 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Foirlane on Display Bazaar Set Aug. 4-6 300 Families Are Enlisted In Westminster Parish As Precious Blood Adorers (Holy Trinity Parish, Food will be served each day. Westminster) On Friday, Aug. 5, cheese pizza, (Most Precious Blood Parish, ing continuous visits in the COURT OF HONOR pie, ice cream, pop, and potato Denver) church from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. A Boy Scout court of honor lihe parish bazaar will be held It is hoped that, in this spe­ Aug. 4, S, and 6. Prizes to be chips will be served; on Satur­ Approximately 300 families, at will be held Monday, July 31, at cial way of honoring God, the 7 p.m. in the school IM . Six iilven away are a 1961 Fairlane day, Aug. 6, a complete spa­ the first opportunity to sign up ghetti dinner; and on Sunday, growth of each family, and ul­ boys will receive first class ford, a 26-inch boy’s bicycle, a Sunday, promised to participate timately the parish, will be- iS-inch girl’s bicycle, and three barbecued beef, hot dogs, ice badges and 10, second class in the Perpetual Visitation pro­ Increased. iSece sets of Samsonite luggage, cream, pop, and coffee. The awards. Five will receive merit gram to be inaugurated in the Another sign-up day will be '^ckets are available in front cost is $1 for adults, 60 cents badges. parish in August. held Sunday, July 30, at all the i t the church after Mass and for children aged 8-12, and 25 A special historical trail patch Families promise to spend at Masses for those who were pres­ A the rectory. cents for children under 6. will be given to 14 boys who least one hour each week mak­ ent last Sunday. participated in the overnight MANY ATTRACTIONS hike to James Peak, where they HOLY NAME PARISH There will be rides, a Ferris marked a Ute Trail over the wheel, a merry-go-round, pony Continental Divide for develop­ FORT LOOAN rides, and booths, including a Great Books Plan ment as a National Park Scout fish pond, fish bowl, cakewalk, Trail for future use by Scouts horse race, ring toss, doll booth, from all over the United States. Spear's Hordware candy booth, parcel post, and a A special guest from the Den­ Complete Hardware- Panda booth. Men are needed At St. Philomena's ver Police Department will be Garden Tools — Fertilizers to set up the booths. They are Sgt. Thomas O’Neill, father of Paint to be at the school next Satur­ (St. Phllomena’s Parish, Ryan, Nick Layden, Bill Kitto, one of the scouts, who will show 2SS5 W. Hampden Ave. day, July 29, at 1 p.m. Mike McCoy, and Bob Watson. Englewood, Colo. Denver) the K-9 Corps and demonstrate Accompanying the boys on the SU. 1-3236 The Holy Name Society Mrs. Mary Jane Reeves, who their use in police work. Par­ outing were Robert Watson, will meet on Wednesday, Aug. bas been teaching Spanish in ents and other parishioners James Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. 2, at 8 p.m. In the parish the upper classes, attended the are invited. Refreshments will Charles Hyde, and Louis Bruno. hall to complete plans for the meeting of the Denver Junior be served. . The Dominican Sisters of the bazaar, setting up of booths, Great Books Program held at Sick Poor thank all who sup­ and other last-minute details St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish on that need to be done. Westminster Parish Bazaar ported their recent project at July 21. Elitch’s. The Holy Name So­ the They will receive Communion Father Albert E. Puhl, pastor, is pictured booths and several special prizes are some One group in the seventh ciety Men’s Club sold $196 in corporately on Sunday, July 30, above with the new four-door Ford Fairlane of the many features. Shown with Father grade will participate this year tickets at the event, making a in the 8:15 Mass. Coffee and to be awarded at Holy Trinity Parish, West- Puhl are, left to right. Bod Cunningham, Don the program, which is de­ total of $259 contributed by St. doughnuts will be served in the minster, bazaar. The event is scheduled Aug. Lang, Margaret McDuff, and Mildred Speriack. best signed for advanced reading. Philomena’s Parish. TED'S LIQUORS hall after Mass. 4, 5, and 6 on the parish grounds. Various The books that will be used on A ball game is to be played 3525 East Colfaz the program were on display. FB 7-8881 by the Men’s Qub on Thursday, BUYS The book list and instructions July 27, at 6 p.m. at Congress DOMESTIC were given to the leaders. WINE IMPORTED Plan League Park. All members of the par­ Parish Picnic Announced Mrs. Eugene Blish will be ish are invited. W« will b » happy »• help you in with your aatection For Bowlers chairman for St. Philomena’s. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sevier wel­ — FREE DEllVERT — The Very Rev. Monsignor Wil­ comed their eighth cbM, Maura liam H. Jones, Archdiocesan su­ Marie, on July 11. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. LAMSUCHT, Prep. U ^ E D At St. John's By Englewood Men's Club perintendent of schools, spoke Ralph Suess, new members in (St. John the Evangelist’s at the meeting. He asked all the parish had their fifth child, Betty 8 Bob’s Beauty Parish, Denver) (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) The boys and Mr. Vobejda three-day hike, which will take parents of the children in the a daughter, bom July 13. 8 Barber Shop Plans for the mixed bowling The Men’s Club invites all were driven to the hiking site place Aug. 11, 12, and 13. program to assist wherever d A g i Specializing in league in the parish are reach­ members of the parish to at­ by Hal Norman, patrol dad, Parishioners are asked to possible in this adventure of the Permanent Wav­ ing completion. The league is tend a Sunday afternoon plan­ and Scoutmaster Tom Fitzpat­ watch the bulletin and Register mind. Hudson Society ing and Latest in under the direction of John Hin- ned for the whole family. The rick.? for news of a final paper drive are at Hair Shaping terreiter and Lucille Dolenc. date to be marked on the cal­ By particiating in this hike to be held by the St. Louis SciuMrt uniforms will be fit­ To Give Dinner 2630 E. 12th Ave. EA 24723 Play will start on Friday, the boys were preparing (or Scouts within the next ted on Aug. 3 from 9 a.m. to endar is Sunday, Aug. 20, from (St. Isidore's Parish, Hudson) Sept. 8, at 6:45 p.m. at the Col­ 1 to 6 p.m., on the grounds of trans-Continental Divide few weeks. 3 p.m. in the school. They The St. Isidore Altar and Ro­ Johnnie fax Lanes, 1005 E. Colfax Ave. Mullen High School. should be paid for at that Bowling the first night will be time. New uniforms are op­ sary Society met Thursday, This is the annual parish pic­ July 13, in the church basempnt. LOYOU strictly for averages. It will nic, sponsored by the M e n ’s tional for this year only. St. Anthony's to Expand The new officers presided. Tlanpen be a sanctioned and handicap Club. The men have arranged Blouses in the new style are The society will hold its an­ PARISH league, continuing for 33 weeks. for the food and drink for the required for all uniforms. There are still a few openings. nual Spanish food dinner in the family at the nominal fee of Christmas Card Project Boy Scouts working for merit Parishioners are urged to call church basement Sunday, July $2.50 per family. adges camped out at Lake Mrs. Dolenc, FR. 7-8708, to re­ 30. The dinner will be served CONSISTENTLY $100 fo $300 HBILS There will be a special prize (St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish, tion of his parishioners in order Brainard and hiked two or serve a team position. from 2 until 5 p.m. Prices are All KINDS-AU SmES-AU FINISHES given at the end of the day. This Denver) to make this a more beneficial BLLOW the DENVER MARKET Those persons wishing to be hree miles further to Lake Isa- $1.50 for adults and 75 coits per Worn, Broken or OM Stylo Heels is an early announcement in or­ program. Early contacts and or­ Rtpliesd SAachsnlcally With substitutes, who cannot find the A more extensive project el. The scouts attending were child. Tickets may be purchased 3800 WADSWORTH • HA 2 0412 our NIW HSSL W HIiL der that plans can be made concerning Christmas cards ders will enable the women to Pat Hyde, Ronnie Menard, Dave time to bowl every week, should deliver early and allow for a from any society- member or at Open Evenings 'till 9 Gikers Shoe Shop also get in touch with Mrs. accordingly. There will be more rom this parish is being intro- allett, ’Tim McMahon, Dan the door. details later. uced in August by the Altar better selection. 2A45 Wolton St. Klystona 4-y4)3 Dolenc. The CCD board meeting was THE ROBE’ UNIFORMS end Rosary Society. Plans are nder way, with a meeting to held Wednesday, July 28, in the Brighton On Saturday, July 29, at 8 Uniforms will be sold at the be held Thursday July 27, in rectory. p.m., in the school gymnasi­ school Monday, July 31, on a All Saints Parish the south classroom. ARCHERY TOURNEY Knights Pian um, the motion picture, “The cash and carry basis. At that The Clear Creek Valley Bow­ WALSH, eiu & SMITH Robe’’ will be shown for the time uniforms maybe tried on, Mrs. Alice Churchill asked all men have invited all archery en­ Picnic Juiy 30 Brentwood people of the parish and their materials may be ordered, and o-chairmen and district cap- thusiasts to attend their annual insurers friends. Admission will be 50 patterns will be available. ains to be present at this meet- invitational tournament July 30 (SL Augustine’s Parish, cents per person. tig, as well as anyone interested at their field range in the Mt. Est. 1864 Mothers interested in making Brighton) Saturday afternoon a Walt ti working. Evans Game Management area. Disney movie, Toby Tyler, will the(r own uniforms may have |g &W HARDWARE^ A letter has been sent out Registrations begin at 9 a.m. St. Augustine’s Council of the be presented at 2 o’clock for the the patterns by taking scissors Peter J. Walsh, Managing Partntr by the Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen, For further information call WE. Knights of Columbus will hold ^ NOTICE § parish grade schoolers. Admis­ paper, and pencil to the home astor, asking the full co-opera­15-6747 or WE. 5-8440. its annual picnic in the Brigh­ 305 GUARANTY sion will be 25 cents per child. of Mrs. James P. Moore 255 ^ Lawn Mower Season Will ^ ton City Park July 30. Sunday evening, July 30, at E. Eastman Avenue, SU. 1-0676, BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 Soon Be Here! ^ All knights and their families 7:30 o’clock the Teen Club will and cutting their own.. ^ Complete Repair Service ^ are invited. on an Power Mowen enjoy a dance session. Mem­ Mrs. Patton will be at the bers are urged to take their school Monday July 21, from 9 Sixteen migrant children re­ Keys Made • Glass Cat ^ ceived First Communion July favorite records. Parents may a.m. to noon, and from 1-3 1961 SmaU Game and ^ 23 in the 8 o’clock Mass. Fishing Licenses ^ pick up the young folks at 10 p.m. She may also be reached p.m. at the gymnasinm. at DU. 8-1885 for any additional The Altar and Rosary Society 2102 S. Federal Blvd. ^ Mrs. Mary Savage and Mrs. information. served breakfast to the first WE. 5-1701, ^ Margaret lOiudsen have been Prices are as follows: Jumper communicants and their parents. Father Roy Figlono, pastor, W M itnuM /nntnnm tnit caring for the altars in July. sizes 4-016, $7.95; 10-20, $8.95; blouse 4-14, $2.50; and 32-40, and Father James L. Overman $2.95. Material for jumpers 45 were on their annual retreat at OIRE d'ARS P A R IS H in n s inches wide is $2.75 per yard; St. Thomas’ Seminary the past Your Parish Service Station I . 32ND A DAHLIA ST. for the blouses, 45 inches wide, week. SUNDAY MASSES $1.05 per yard. Her* is a helpful directory. Look for the listing of your St. Therese of the Little nearby “ parish” service station. Its friendly operator 6:00 - 7:00 • 8:00 • 10:00 -11:30 & 7:00 p.m. Flower Circle met in the home Sale of Uniforms is asking this special means to invite your patronage. CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 St 7:30 of Mrs. Evelyn Hudgens, 4111 You’ll find that this extra friendliness is matched vrith Rev. John N. Haley, Pastor S. Lincoln July 25. At St. Vincent's cheerful service and expert attention for your car. 3050 Dahlia SL EA. 2-1119 SCOUT HIKE (SL Vincent de Paul’s Parish, He’s ready to servo you with gas and oil, dree, bat­ t a s a E s s a s a William Vobejda, Scout Ex­ Denver) teries, lubrication and other convenient services. By plorer adviser, accompanied Receive Order o f A r r o w A On Wednesday, Aug. 2, school “ pulling In" at hit station regularly, you will redpro- three Explorer Scouts and four Four boys from Post 155 and Troop 155 of St. Catherine’s _catoJii^fr|ondjines^an^joM h^besM i^»rv|M |j_^^ Scouts of Post and Troop 136 Parish, Denver, received the Order of the Arrow. They are from uniforms will be sold in the cafe­ teria. They are to be paid for at TOLVE LIQUORS on a shakedown hike in the left to right, David Welch, Joseph Stneka, Thomas Conrsey, CATHEDRAL ST. FRANCIS and Larry Schamberger. this time. Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlia Devils Head Area, July 23 Boys taking part in the prep- Girls will be measured at the e e g r Conoco Free Delivery — EA. 2 5977 following times: PhiPs Conoco Service Ml K I’l.OKA J \M ( i: M( Ki:V -j atory hike were Explorers Products James Chaput and David and Grades one and two, .9 and St. Catherine's Tells For Complete TF Lubrication N\\{v JIM .ii:i:r.v Vvitv Carl Van Landingham; and 10:30 a.m.; grades three, four, «nd five, 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon; Auto Service Dtico •attariat Scouts Rick Henry, Tom Fitz­ Car Washing and grades six, seven, and rHElMA KASSON patrick, David Norman, a n d Schedule for Uniforms TA.S451S DUCKWALL’S Marc Super. eight, 1 to 3 p.m. 14th Av». It PtnnsylvinI* W. A. (Dutch) Thomas BEAUTY SHOP Anyone having more than one Alamada A Logan F I . M M * 2876 Colorado Uvd. (St. Catherine’s Parish, Denver) Denver's Newest A court of awards is going girl in school may come at the ST. PHILOMENA All girls who will need ready­ Hok Styling Suburban Variety Store Chaffee Park to be held on Thursday, Aug. time most suitable. Anyone who Pormanont Waving made uniforms or material for ‘ OAHIIA SHOtPINe CENTU 3, at 8 p.m. in the meeting will be out of town on this date Bartlett's PHONI Oixtor 3-1TM uniforms for the coming school TiMima Katien O'Connor, Ownor ssm A Dlhllt lA. 2-ms Parish Lists room. should call Rosemary Patton at year should be in the school Standard A family picnic is planned DU. 8-1885 and make other ar­ Work Nights cafeteria on Saturday, July 29. rangements. The hours are: Grades one for Sunday, Aug. 20, at Rocky Service John C. The uniform exchange will op­ (Guardian Angels’ Parish, and two, between 9 and 10:30 2101 I . Colfax Ava. SA. M7i5 SchoU DOWELL Mountain Lake at noon. Each erate this year as usual with ST. PATRICK TV SERVICE Denver) a.m.; grades three and four, Oat, Oil, Tirtt, axtras. Washing, family will be contacted by Mary O’Shea in charge. She may Graatlng, and Staam CItanIng FINIST Radios a Rtcord Playtrt between 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon; Next Monday and Tuesday, phone previous to this date. be called at SK. 64043. COURTIOUS SSRVICi MEATS AND TV'S a HI Fl't and grades five, six, seven, and A rrow OROCRRIBS July 30 and Aug. 1, at 7 p.m, IMiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiliilliili|iUUIi;HilUUIIIllltUiUUItlMUilllimUIUiWIIUlUtUIUUmiMUlllUllllllllUMUWMmitilliltjUI> AU Work Guaranteed are the work nights at the new eight, between 1 and 3 p.m. alls Fairfax Pick Up and DeUvery EA 2-MM school. Men unable to come on Mothers having more than one Senrice FR. 7.270t EAST HI CHEVRON these or other scheduled nights girl may bring them all at any East Colfax are asked to call at the rectory one of the above times. Uni­ V IS IT YO U R At Jotaphino Stotion DRIVE IN WITH CONFIDENCE any evening if they would like forms are to be purchased and ComplataPlata Auto toivierleo TUNE-UP A BRAKE iIR V ICI to help. paid for at this time. 3211 Paco* ______QL. 54717______St. Vincent de Paul's Parish’ Altar workers for Saturday, CAMPING TRIP nnaaDEZ49IO so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. A B. ARIZONA CATHOLIC LIBRARY July 29, will be Julie Madonna Ten boys from Troop 155, St. Oicar Hyatt, IttiM NOTRE DAME Catherine’s, and three Explorers SUNDAY MASSES and Stella Griffith. Across From Notre 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15 from Post 155 have returned CURE D’ARS Confession: Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. August 4 is the First Friday from a week of outdoor camp­ ALL PARISHES WELCOME.... Dame Church of the month. Confessions will be Complata Lina of Aeeattorlat R t Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. O’Sullivan, Pastor ing at Camp Tahosa, near Ward. AAotor Tuno-up • Lubo Job 2385 E. Arizona SP. 74813 heard on Thursday from 4:30 to Clifford Wanebo, assistant scout­ Pork H ill Fraa Pick-up and Oallvary 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Com­ OPEN 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. Mufflar Chadciw master, was in charge of the Conoco GATES TIRES A BATTIEIES munion will be distributed at group. 6:45 a.m. and Mass will be of­ CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS (areon Meadows DRIVE-IN-LIQUORS Prelsser's Red & White Scoutmaster Steve Stucka 33rd and Holly fered at 7:30 a.m. Conoco Service 1030 So. Colorado Blvd. spent the first part of the week The credit union office will be OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M . TO 2 PJVl. Fra* Pickup A Oallvary Wa Olva Baara— WInat— Liquor. Grocery and Market with the boys. Pat Coursey, Gold Bond Stanipt open after all the Masses on Your Naarait Conoco Clgarattas FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES committeeman, spent the latter Harry Crttra FR J - n t i 2125 S. Sharldan Rag. Slie______lie s AND QUALITY GROCERIES Sunday, July 30. part of the week assisting Mr. Free Browsing ______YU5427B King S Ix a ______S1.85 Free Delivery SPmee 7-4447 Members of St. Pius X Coterio Wanebo. Holy Trinity— Westminster SK. S7514 Hany MKarlhy, M«r. 2221 E. Okia A n . (S. Uaht. aad (Nii.) and their families met at Berke­ Several of the boys added to Membership Fee $1 Per Year . . . The firms listed here MIKE'S TEXACO S ER Y ia ley Park July 23 for a picnic. their list of merit badges. Oth­ deserve to he remem­ Please Patronize Washington Father Leonard Redelberger, ers worked on their next ranks. Joe A. Urban, Lessee Access to thousands of dollars bered when you are dis­ Your REGISTER pastor, was a guest. The boys participated in arch­ Station Park ery, rifle, conservation, nature, tributing your patronage 70th & Pecos HA 9-9073 Advertisers and In the group were the .Alex Of Catholic Literature Market Berlingers, Frank Bresnehans, and craft. Kenneth Heitcamp, of in the different lines of Official State Inspection Mention Top Orada Quality Steve Cirbas, Tom Cherrys, Jim Cincinnati, a grandson of Gen. Free Pick Up and Delivery Lowar Fiiea* Madonnas, and Mickey Mag- H. H. Richardson, attended the 625 19th St. Next to Holy Ghost Church business. Minor Tone Ups and THE REGISTER SM So. Gilpin SP. 74075 Wheel Balancing nellis. camp. T h u rsd ay, July 27, 1961 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keystone 4-4205 PAGE THIRTEEN Father Richard Giesclman MR. ATTORNEY RENTING-HIRING For public notices use the Den­ Veteran Motor Missionary Known ver Catholic Register. BUYING’SELLING Regular legal rales, rapid, accu­ "w a n t a d s rate service on affldavltj. As 'Man With All the Answers' Mail Your liegal Notices to DENVER CATHOLIC Phone KE. 44206 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask for the Classified Department By Davi Millon Church, in the light of man’s are closely observed by their Father Richard Gieselman, universal anthropoligical re­ non-Catholic neighbors: “W h y REGISTER C.M., becomes a “one-man in­ sponse to a Supreme Being, jus­ can Catholics see only certain formation bureau’’ for the Cath­ tify its position as being t h e movies and films?” . . . “Why P.O. Box 1620 olic Church when he takes over only way to know and worship don't they (Catholics) eat meat New Classified Ad Deadline . . . the question-and-answer sessions God?” on Friday and why do they in the archdiocesan motor mis­ Father Gieselman answered cross themselves?” NOW - Tuesday at 5 p.m. sion program. questions from the question box, Most of the questions. Father LEGAL NOTICES Only Want Ads received by phone or mall before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week’s paper But, by now the 21-year vet­ which was regularly set up in Giesleman maintains, come IN THE COUNTY COURT eran street-preacher is probably the town before the mission be­ from sincere seekers after truth. In and for the City and County well accustomed to answering gan, as well as spontaneous And, he says, every question of Denver end State of Coloredo Business Opportunities— 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 Sewing Machines— 40 about every question in the book questions from the crowd. presents an opportunity to help No. P-13U5 NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION and he takes it as a matter of The questions were sometimes non-Catholics to understand bet­ SAVE TIME LAUNDRETTE St. Bernadette—33 SOLD IN 5 DAYS NSCCHI CONSUL FOR DETERMINATION OF 851 STEELE Late style—zigzags, buttonholes 8i course. But to many in his aud­ facetious and sarcastic, said ter the truths of the Catholic HEIRSHIP 4224 Tennyson St.—17 Machines, 3 dryers an one extractor. Real Buy. We can sell youria too. Wo need list­ blind hems. AU without buying extra faith. In the m atter of the estate of ALICE NEW 4 BDRM. UPSTAIRS ings Near East Denver’s Catholic attachments. Reliable party to as­ ience, the priest’s vast store of seminarian Jerry Phelan, but WALTERS, Deceased. Large parking lot Call Ralph Cur­ Electric kitchen, full bsmt., large rier. Schools. Call for free evaluation, no sume last 5 payments of $8.01 or information and his ready ans­ the priest answered them all. 235-MILE TRIP THE PEOPLE OF THE patio. 2 fireplaces, large finished obligation. Mrs. Grant DE 3-6792. $28.00 Cash. GR 7-1236. Even the sarcastic questions STATE OF COLORADO: MIDWEST REALTY EA 2-7227 double garage, curb and blacktop. COURTNEY REALTY wers are a source of amaze- To all persons Interested, Walking distances of school. 1195 FR 7-2106 2825 E. 12th Ave. FR 7-0844 HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUME m o i L (“Do you say the same sermon Father Gieselman and his as­ GREETING: Everett. Shown anytime.. Good condition—$9.00. GR 7-1236. sistant, Seminarian Gerry TAKE NOTICE that there has Income Property “What is Communism? Why in Latin every week?”) af­ HOMES WANTED Stremel, made the 235-mile trip been filed In the above-named estate For Sale— 31 1 y, YR. OLD 5 BDRM. We urgently need 3 bdrm. homes In APPLIANCES FOR SALE 45 are all the churches against it?’’ ter the attempted humor was a petition asking for a Judicial ascer­ 3 upsUlrt, 2 In full finished bsmt. ST. LOUIS PARISH AND back to Denver from Meeker tainment and determination of the H.W. heat, electric kitchen, 2^ CROSLEY APT. SIZE ; . . . “How can God be three in acknowledged, were given a ser­ heirs of such decedent, and setting 4270 Tennyson — Clean up to date SO. DENVER AREA. July 23 after completing a creamery and grocery. Air Condi­ baths, large patio, fenced yard, extra From $14,500 to $22,500. If planning REFRIGERATOR one?’’. . . “How do we know ious and straightforward an­ forth that the names, addresses and large garage, carpets and drapes. on selling your home c^l for com­ week’s mission in the northwest­ relationships to decedent of all per­ tioned. Soda Fountain, serve short Walking distance to school. 1025 CROSS TOP FREEZER. SACRIFICE' that there is no life hereafter swer. orders. Living quarters, good trade plete Information without obUgx^<)D- 3519 Tejon — OR 7-4903. ern Colorado town. sons who are or claim to be heirs of Dudley. Shown anytime. for animals?’’. . . .“If you have The priest spent much time said decedent, so far as known to and income. Terms. Call Ralph Cur­ AMBROSE-WILLIAMS & CO. answering many sincere ques­ Both Father Gieselman and the petitioner, are as follows, to-wlt: rier. St. Mary Magdalene—33 75 W. Girard Realtor SU 9-0544 BUILDING MATERIALS 46-A no body in hell, how can there NAME: Unknown Heirs & Un­ MIDWEST REALTY EA 2-7227 tions, such as: “What are Jerry said they were happy to known Antecedents We specialize In Northwest Denver, fVVwrvWWWWWWW^WVWVWWW be, weeping and gnashing of 3025 INGALLS Arvada, Lakewood, and Wheatridge Catholics allowed to believe return to Denver but with a bit ADDRESS: Unknown Comfortable 7 year old 3 bdrm. teeth?’* RELATIONSHIP: Unknown REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 real estate. Prompt, eourteoui, sales NEW AND USED concerning the scientific theor­ of regret at leaving Meeker. home, 4th bdrm., 2nd bath, large den service. Your local realtor for 20 Aasweni to questions such as ROBERT H. CLOSE. 3485Vi So. in nicely finished bsmt. W-W carpet­ BUILDING MATERIALS ies of evolution of man and They noted that the crowds at­ Acoma St„ Englewood, Colo. All Soul’s—33 ing and drapes, attached garage, years. Plumbing • Steel • Windows these prompt^ one amazed Attorney at Law - Guardian ad ITACKHOUiE REALTY the universe?” tending the nightly movies and covered patio. Flexible financing 3535 W. 38tb Ave. UR 7-1678 • Doors member of the motor mission Litem for all persons under legal Large Brick Home with good terms. HA 4-3832. “How can atheists, not be­ talks on religion had at least disability | Kerdy Wrecking aadteace to slip this query in doubled over the previous year. You are hereby notified to appear 2 BLOCKS WEDGEWOODCO. HA 4-4421 REAL ESTATE lieving in God, explain the and answer the petition within Contractors the question box: “Where hi “We have certainly been twenty days after service of this TO ALL SOULS SCHOOL Sts. Peter & Paul—33 > 2319 West 9«h Ave. TA. S-60I1 miracles of life, procreation, 3 bdrm. center hall plan, finished WANTED the biases did you get the notice on you (If served by publica­ ' aaaafuuvmuvuwuwxaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa plant life, etc?” . . . what treated most hospitably by all bsmt. with rec. room Sc 4th bdrm. LAST ONE LEFT!! Specializing In homes In SL Phllo- answers to all these ques- tion, within twenty daya after the part should emotions play in concerned,” Father Gieselman last publication of this notice) and and % bath. 2 fireplaces, carpeting, 3843 BALSAM mens’s Psrish—free apprilsals. tiOBS?” drapes, Birch cabinets, dishwasher, OPEN DAILY 1-5 FURNITURE FOR SALE 4 2 religion?” said, “and have grown very in default of an answer or appear­ Beautiful 3-bdrm. ranch style quality BYRON ANDERSON, RLTR. ance the Court will proceed to re­ garage, patio, fenced. Quick Posses­ During the six-week motor fond of the people in this area.” sion. Call Ruth McNabb, Res. SU built home. Double gar., shake roof. FL 5-3752 Used dresser, fuU size bed, coU Other questions seem design­ ceive and hear proofs concerning the 9-2121. Fully plastered. Elec, kitchen. spring mattress.—$19.50. Green Pro. missioB program, which was Seminarian Stremel, who heirs of such decedent and enter a vincl^ couch. You should see thlsl ed to test the missioner’s knowl­ LEE KINNIE CO., Builders. conducted in rural areas of the made house-to-house visitations decree determining who are the REX T. GARRETT REALTOR CASH ■ -. —$3950. 7 piece Walnut dining roonj edge, wit, and patience: “What heirs of such deceased person. 31S3 S. Broadway SU 9-1US NEED A TEPEE? See LEE’S for your equity, any location. s e t Very good, only $49.50. , arcbdioceBe, the priest answered is a shekel?”. . .“If Christ was on a daily tour of the town, Dated at Denver, Colorado, this Ofs., HA. 2-1411 Days HA. 4-1462 10th day of July 1961. Blessed Sacrament—33 - Evenings. HA. 2-4830 WE 6-2309 H D FURNITURE an average of some 10 questions a Jew, why is not the Jewish said “it has been a slow and JOHN B. CARRAHER 3919 TENNYSON vWVVVWWWVWWWWWWWWWWV' GR7-S54S each ni^L This year the mis- religion the true religion?”. . . tedious job but has produced Attorney 2530 COLORADO BLVD. St. Vincent DePaul—33 ^ 4 sioners visited the communities fruit in the appearance of some 741 Equitable Bldg., Owner must sell—price reduced to > Our Personalized ( Get Rid otUnneedables J, “Why are babies bom without Denver 2, Ck)lo. 336,500. 2 story modem brick over­ BONNIE BRAY of Brush, Fort Lupton, Keenes- of those visit^, in the apprecia­ AM 64)861 >. Service Sells Homes i thraufh a REU18TER CI.AliSinED clothes? answer that if y o u looking city park. 4 bdrms., 4 baths, 1Q15 S. Elizabeth—3 bdrm. Cape Cod AD, That Is where folks look_wbeB tion of personal contact express­ VICTOR B. GRANDY large living room, separate dining burg, Hudson, R ^ e ly , a n d can.” Clerk of the County Court IS years old. Youngstown kitchen thw .need things. PHONE RE. C Masker. *' ed by many people, and in the room, remodeled kitchen, 2 car gar. with eating space, separate dining Reveal Observation By THOMAS D1 FRANCESCA age. Ample off street parking. Beau­ room, fireplace In living room. Bsmt. Seminarians Halp renewed pride of religion ex­ Deputy Clerk tiful 100 ft. site with sprinkler sys­ has rec. room, bdrm. and bath. Others showed that Catholics (Published In the Denver tem. Call JOE RAY, SH. 4-2184. BBAITOB* ANTIQUES— 47-0 Six seminarians from St pressed by many Catholics.” Catholic Register) Lovely fenced yard with 2 car ga­ 6646 E. 17th AVE. rage, excellent school & shopping 2500 S. Broadway SH 4-3318 Thomas’ .Seminary accompan­ First publication July 13, 1961 area. 1 block to trans. Call JOE RAY Post Assigned Last publication Aug. 3, 1961 3 bdrm. brick colonial on large cor­ VISIT ‘IREEN'S— DEALER IN ied Father Gieselman: Jerry ner site. Living room with fireplace, SH 4-2184. VAN SCHAACK & CO. ANTIQUES Phelan, James Cuneo, Robert LEGAL NOTICES NOTICES separate dining room, kitchen with TO SELL YOUB HOME CALL 152S $0. PEARL RA 2-4130 " At KLZ Radio eating space, 1st floor powder room, Realtor MA 3-9333 CASTLE REALTY CO. Hehn, John Lechman, Jack full fin. bsmt. with rec. room and CHILDREN’S SILHOUETTES REALTOR Wanted to Buy—-49______~ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT (Good likeness) — Home Apple, rea­ bdrm., 2 car garage, fenced yard. To Not Listed by Parish—33 Sliemers, and Gerald Stremel. Gene Ball has been ap­ Eitate of ROY G. TAYLOR (De­ see call JOE RAY, SH. 4-2184. 1470 S. F edeitl WE. 6-2388 sonable. Also unique story programs 270 S. Sheridan BE. 7-2751 Wanted to buy — cut glass, Siani Each seminarian spent one pointed promotion manager ceased) for birthday parties, (ages 341) Mar­ VAN SCHAACK & CO. 1 bdrm. Ideal home for two. painted dishes, marble top tableA week with the veteran mission- for KLZ Radio. Denver af­ No. P-18U8 garet Trimmer, CH 441124 or SU Realtor MA. 3-9333 925 S. Clarkson. SP 7.1786. commodes; old dolls, old jewelryr 1-8633. Pianos, Musical instruments RA 2-4830-SK 6-3005. Notice Is hereby sivea that I have Delightful 3 bdrm. or 2 and beauti­ filiate of the Columbia Broad­ filed my final report In the County ONLY $16,000 — 39 The seminarians were impres­ casting Sys­ Court of the City and County of Personals— 3 fully panelled family room. IVi TRUCKS 6 Q Denver, Colorado, and that any 3 bdrm. brick with full flntahed baths, many extras here. No bsmt sed with the priest’s ability to tem. He bsmt., 19i baths, steam heat, 1 car 2960 Dahlia. DE 3-6821. Cash for used spinets, organs or person desiring to object to the BRIDAL GOWNS FOR RENT garage. sense exactly what each ques­ comes to the same shall file written obJecUon Bridesmaids, flower glrL Formats Owner selling 2 bdrm. blond brick. Baby Grand Pianos. Repair and Re- KOPECKY & CO. DU 8-0834 finishing. tioner’s difficulty was, even station with with the said court on or before • POLLY’S BRIDAL SERVICE Dining room, eating space in kit., August 22, 1961. 1553 FLORENCE EM 6-2907 patio, garage, disposer. For Appt WALKER PIANOS 7952 though the question itself was a varied JOSEPH L. TAYLOR Christ the King—33 Call AL 5-1N7. 1345 So. Broadway SP 7-7344 sometimes vague, such as: background Administrator c. t. a. Money to Loan— 6 1208 EUDORA REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 **How does the Catho 11 c in advertis­ THOMAS L. FORD, Attornay 1700 East Sth Avenue Take away all your groans 3 bdrms. plus large den, eating Musical Instruments 39-A FORDS ing and sales Denver 10, Coloredo Small Loans — Large Loans space In kitchen, no bsmt. Call WE HAVE BUYERS For 2 and 3 bdrm. homes Safe Driving Is More promotion. A (Published In the Denver Catholic Take a Chance with ELMER STERN, REALTY AcconUon 130 bass like new X-Telephone Co. : Register) DEPENDABLE FINANCE FL 5-2850 WILSON & WILSON CaU SK. 7-1732. TOan Following Rules resident of First publication July 20, 1961 4700 W.' Colfax AL 5-0359 2896 SO. BROADWAY - SU 1-8671 Trucks, V-8s, 3-Speed. ' Denver for Last publication August 10, 1961 OPEN 2-5 P.M. DAILY (MEMBER ST. LOUIS PARISH) “Safe driving is no longer a 3 bdrms., 2 bathrooms, paneled den. Sewing Machines— 40 HELP WANTED FEMaTT Utility Bodies. , the past 11 IN THE COUNTY COURT See 985 Fairfax Now. EA. 2-7768 Evs. ELECTROLUX LATE MODEL 60 matter of merely comtdying with In and for tha City and County of McCole, EA. 2-1043. years, he halls from Lincoln, Denvtr and Stata of Colorado Middle age Catholic woman. Expe­ Must sell—$30.00 Guarantee. the law.’’ OROUSSMAN-BRADLEY, GE 3-6409 Have 3. ; Neb. No. P 23070 rienced sales clerk. 40 hour week. REALTORS In explaining this statement, a IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Contact Mr. Rohr, 1625 Wazee. State Patrol officer pointed out Ban has served in various OF PRESTON GIBBONS BOWEN, Holy Family—33 SINGER DIAL'A STITCH Will Sell! ; that the volume of today’s traf­ capacities with the H. A. Man- also known as PRESTON G. An experienced school cafeteria Man- CONSUL Grocery Company and was BOWEN, agerCook for Denver Catholic 4550 WOLFF fic demands that every driver Deceased. School. Reply Box 15 Register, 938 Monograms, dami, mends and blind W ALKER Br o s ; named advertising director of Bannock SL, Denver, Colo. 2 story 4 bdrm. with built In range stitches without attachments. $26.00 keep in step with the traffic NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION and oven, beautifully carpeted living YOUR LAKEWOOD FORD DEALEIt the corporation in 1957. Ex­ FOR DETERMINATION OF or terms. 5 year guarantee. GE flow,' UNUMITED OPPORTUNITY and dining room, closeta galore. 3-1451. tremely active in boy’s coun- HEIRSHIP $4500 down or consider trade. Hoff­ 7235 W. Colfax BE. 3-657S “The driver with the out­ THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE FOR EXTRA EARNINGS man. moded driving habits who isn . seUing, he is, at present, OF COLORADO; Flexible hours, full or part time. A LATE MODEL T ELECTROLUX OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 To all persons Interested, career of your own. Call FL 5-0 ONLY $20,500 $7.50 — GL S-7176 content to move at the same coaching an Old Timers’ sen­ GREETING: for appt. 10 year old 4 bdrm. brick contem­ SUBSCRIBER IN GOOD ^A N D IN O SINOER ELECTRIC PORTABLE speed as the traffic around him ior baseball team. He resides TAKE NOTICE that there has been porary. 22 ft living room, full dining TO THE FAIR PRACTICE CODE O f room, roomv kitchen, 2 hatha, 2 fire- 2 year guarantee. $6.00 is a menace to himself and all with his wife and five children filed In the above-named estate a SITUATION WANTED— GL 5-1286 THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU' petition asking for a judicial ascer­ placea. A real buy. other drivers, he said. in Westminster. tainment and determination of the MALE ^ - 11 KOPECKY & CO. DU 8-0834 heirs of such decedent, and letting forth that the names, addresses and University of Maryland Horticulture WITHIN YOUR MEANS 'Pirate' Rated B relatlonahlps to decedent of all per­ Graduate desires employment Pref­ Compact 1 bdrtn. frame, bsmt. has ’ ONI DOLLAR SI^IAL A “B” rating, morally ob­ sona who are or claim to be heirs erably In Littleton area. G.H. & nurs­ 2 bdrms. and workshop. House can of said decedent, so far as known ery experience. Patrick Qumn, B.S.— be expanded aa needed. Storm win­ To Introduce Ton to the Begizter Classified Section jectionable in part for all, has to the peltloner, are as follows: PY 4-5421. dows and doors, stove and auto, been attached to Morpon the Beverley L. Lucia, 1340 Red­ washer Included. EA 2-7768. If evs. FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS wood Street, Oxnard, California, SITUATIONS WANTED — Barney Knapp GL 5-9637. Pirote, currently playing in Den­ Daughter OROUSSMAN-BRADLEY AWARD You are hereby notified to appear FEMALE 12 REALTORS - i. TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP ; POHER’S ; ver, for the following reasons: and answer the petition within “Sensual dancing, indecent cos­ twenty days after service of this FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX DRESSMAKING AND Our Lady of Fatima—33 ; DRUG STORE : tuming and suggestive se­ notice on you (If served by publica­ ! Boulder’s ! tion, within twenty daya after the SPECIALTY SEWING 5 BEDROOMS quences are particularly ob­ last publication of this noUce and In CA LL SP 7-9691 Beautiful blond brick, strictly de-luxe ■ Prescription Pharmacy J default of an answer or appearance bsmt. home. 33 fL rumpus room, 2'/i jectionable in a film whose the Court will proceed to receive baths, 2050 Newcomb St. BE 31213 HAPPY HOMES • 1MJ PVMl tIrM t HIZ-10N I Cooking or housework In needy Rec­ story appeals to a juvenile au­ and hear proofs concerning the heirs tory, Convent or Institution. Close Mr. Dean LePenske. ■ BouM«r, Celeride ■ of such decedent and enter a decree LEWIS RLTY. REALTOR BE 7-2715 ^ NOW AVAUeABLB S f dience. determining who are the heirs of to SL Rose's Residence. Small wages. such deceased person. MA 3-4311-ExL 110. Our Lady of Lourdes—33 TOUR CHOICE AREAS Dated at Denvtr, Colorado, this (th day of June, 1941. CABIN WANTED 18 1309 S. PENN. IN. 6-5344 VICTOR B. ORANDY 2 bedroom brick bungalo, fireplace, Clerk of the County Court Handy man wants to buy low priced garage, some finishing In basement. By Thornes DIFrencesco, Mtn. cabin near Denver preferably. $13,950. Jennie Nau, SU 1-7637. Colorado Springs Evergreen or Coal Creek area. TA Deputy Cleric 5-4063. RIEBLING REALTOR HintiiNitMitaiiiummiMlipnmili THOS. P. O'BRIEN and PY 4-2671 CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO JOHN B. CARRAHER, emt$ Classified Advertising, The Befftster Attorneys APTS. TO SHARE 19-B St. Louis—33 741 Equitable Bldg., B B O O M flllD Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or Phone It in to KE. 44205 Denver 2, Colo. Will share a lovely apartment. VALUE, PRICE, LOCATION! AM. 64)641 Teacher preferred. Close to No. 6 And Its a buy—with minimum down The Murray Drug Co. (Published in the Denver Bus. Call FL. 5*2226. F.H.A. or conventional. This attrac­ wwwvwvvwVWWVS/WVWVWWVWWVWWWWWWWWV^/WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWVWVWWWWIfh^ Catholic Register) tive 6 year old brick home has 3 Prescription! Accurately Filled First publicaUon: July 20, 1961 HOUSE FOR RENT UNF. 24 bdrms., big kitchen, full bsmt., Last publication: August 10,1961 shrubs and trees. 603 E. Amherst PI. j SERVICE DIRECTORY Main 8tore->116 B. Pikes Peak HE. 2-1593 IN THE COUNTY COURT 4 rooms — completely redecorated. A family neighborhood, good schools, North 8tore->8S2 Tejon ME. 4-4861 In and for tha City and County of Ideal for adult couple. Immediate etc. Owner has left city. MUST SELL i KE. 4-4^05 9 Denvtr and Stata of Colorado occupancy. St. James Parish. FR. 7* NOW! Call Mr. Tyler. MA 3-9333 or PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY No. P 22520 2394. EA 2-6158. ^vAAAAAAAAAA/WVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/NATyVAAAAAAAAAAA/NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWXAAAAAAAAAAAAA/NAAAAAAAAAAA/V^ IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE VAN SCHAACK & CO. ASH HAULING ELEaR IC WIRING PLUMBING 601 Nwth Tejon ME. 4-5541 OF ESTHER B. BLIEM, also known APT. FOR RENT UNF. 26 Realtor MA 3*9333 as MRS, H. M. BLIEM. Miller Trash Service 220 volts, remodeling, repairs. Call es, gisi Deceased. LARGE FAMILY anytime. EM. 64)168. healers, $59.95. Ws Install. Economy NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION SUNNY 4-ROOM APT. Pickup Anytime AL. 5-1932 Plumbing.764 Sants Fe Or. AC 2 USDS 1 block from Blessed Sacrament 4 bdrms., large living room with Jim Dwyer Electric FOR DETERMINATION OF fireplace, dining room, 3 additional HEIRSHIP Church. Newly dec. Exc. stove and SHAFFER’S RUBBISH Quilters J. D. CROUCH THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE frig., private bath, shower, nice back bdrms. in full finished bsmt., patio, REMOVAL GUHERS OF COLORADO: yd. Prl. parking. $70.00. Inq. 4858 E. 2 car garage. Priced $12,950. Call C. D. O’BRIEN Naomi Best SU 9-0289. Alaska Quilt Shop — AU kinds of M A Y REALTY To all persons interested, 19th Ave. COMMERCIAL AND y0 0000000000000000»0^ quUtlng, remodel down and wool GREETING: A. A. MEZZANO — REALTY RESIDENTIAL comtorters reconditioned. PlUpws TAKE NOTICE that there has been 3 rooms and bath—$60.00 per month 3740 S. Broadway ■ Realtor REASONABLE RATES OuUcrs, Spoats ; and rebind blankets. Also sheet and filed in the above-named estate a plus utilities. 3401 Osage, GE 3*3198. SU 94)541 comfort combination. Patented Li- REALTOR petition asking for a judicial ascer­ AL. 5-3310 Ws ipadsllis in Outtsr and « censed Mfg. 1010 Gaylord. DU 8^661 tainment and deteTminatlon of the REAL ESTATE FOR S A L E ______33 Spout Rsplscomsnt. , ^ if heirs of such decedent, and setting BRICK Gutttrs C lu n td and , REMODELING forth that the names, addresses and Notre Dame—33 Rtpsirtd. , INSIffiANa-lOANS relationships to decedent of all per­ Brick Work, Plannera, Repaira, \ Thoroughly Exptrltnctd, , Pointing. Eistlmatea. BE. 3-1871. REMODEUNG sons who are or claim to be heirs of Dapondsbit, GuaranlMd. « RealdentlaJ and commercial, new ad- 725 N. Ttion St. said decedent, so far as known to dlUoni—kitchens—custom cabinets— the petitioner, are as follows, to-wlt; BUILDER & CARPENTER American Roofing 1 Quality Apparel Julia Z. Barkley, Palmyra, Mis­ Custom Built Homes paneling—recreation room a—base­ Colorado Springs, Colo. •>0f00t00000f»>000f 0. ments finished—floor and waU tile— souri, Sister priced $20,950 - $35,000 patio*—garages—general repairs— IN COLORADO SPRINGS Child of Harry Barkity, deceased ' Sheet Metal Co. i See and compare beautiful GREENBRIER—exclusive I BUILDING AND ‘ free eaumatea—terms. SINCE 1872 brother: I CIl 4-8466 2157 Downing I PHIL CORCORAN SU 1-0269 ME. 3-7731 Madeline Barkley, Unknown Ad­ southwest suburban residential area—the ultimate in ' CONTRACTING A ftir 6 p.m. SU. 1-1035 < MEMBER ALL SOULS PARISH Kiowa and Tejon Streets dress, Niece ! custom home building. I FOR ANY REMODELING TOM NOTHER GL 5-7850 Child of Exie L. Barkley, de­ Member of AU Souls’ Parish < MEMBER HOLY FAMILY PARISH ceased sister: ! All city utilities—city bus service—close in. a IN YOUR HOME r 000000000000000000* t PETE BERONI \ Lucille Kelley, 3400 March Ave­ Many individual plans from which to choose. » — INSIDE OR OUT — ROOFING nue, Hannibal, Missouri, Niece Architect's service available. > FURNITURE SHOP < The Deyse Sheet Child of G. C. Barkley, deceased CALL JACK REIS UWNMOWERS New roufa, roof repairs. Insulation, brother: Show homes open Monday through Saturday t uraOUTUlM , AC. 2-1459 Mowers sharpened, repaired. Pick painting, etc. AU work guaranteed.inteed. Metal & Roofing Unknown Name, Unknown Ad­ 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Terms, free eatimates. TA. $0495. ) liJIPMOUliZINB AW Mtmktr tf PrtSMtftlofl Ptmk up and delivery. HA 4-%ll ^ lirAIZIIM < INCORPORATED dress, Nephew Member of HBATINO ROOFINO L. Paul VVeadlck, 271 S. Down­ 0000000000000000000 Our Lady of Grace Parish IR i Civsn sad Dratarlei 4 SHBIT MiTAL ing, Denver, Colorado, None, Greenbrier Custom Homes LINEN SERVICE t MtdtIeOrM , Guardian ad litem for all per­ 4 fanlten Mad* 1* Order PhotM; M l. 146S9 Bat. IMS 1520 S. Harlan WA 2-1179 CURTAIN LAUNDRIES TRASH HAUUNG 102 So. Wahiatch sons under legal disability. H MILE WEST OF SHERIDAN ON W. FLORIDA MOUNTAIN \ 2443 S. Waktahk Av*. Ml 2A40I You are hereby notified to appear FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEAN­ TRASH HAULING and answer the petition within ERS. CURTAINS, CHBOCHETED TOWEL & SUPPLY CO Any Place In MetropoUtan Denver twenty days after service of this 45 TABLECLOTHS, DRAPERIES, B. W. BeckUts. Miinager Day o r Night Calls notice on you (If served by publica­ APPLIANCES FOR SALE BLANKETS, SPREADS, LINENS 20»0 S. Grant______RA. 1»7047 EA. 2JM0 tion, within twenty days after the CLEANED BY LAIEST METHODS 2430 High SUeet Dr. John A. Ordahl last publication of this notice) and HAND PRESSED ONLY. 1259 KALA Painting & Docorating DOEIGtMIlllC in default of an answer or appear­ MATH. TA. 5-3527. UPHOLSTERERS OPTOMETRIST ance the Court will proceed to re­ 25 years experience—free eatlmates. Re-Upbolater by i laUable Arm. 113 NORTH TIJON STRIET ceive and hear proofs concerning Interior, Exterior. All work guaran­ the heirs of such decedent and enter USED STOVES FOR SALE DECORATING teed. 35 years experlem a tarwia. M l. 2-3661 a decree determining who are the Painting, decorating, and paperbang­ NAHONAL UPHOLSnay ^ COLORADO SPRINOS, COLO. heirs of such deceased person. MONTGOMERY BROS. 2145 Court PI.______A C Z-13ft . Magic Chef — Combination cool onci gas, ing. 30 yrt. experience. ^tlsfacUon BE 3-9471 Dated at Denver. Colorado, this guaranteed. For free estimate, caU Cataracle Springs • Aurora 2nd day of May, 9161. four burners, excellent condition, virtuolly Paul Hooper, WE. 6-3987 or J. T. WALLPAPER, PAINTS VICTOR B. GRANDY Hooper, FL. 5-3758. Clerk of the County Court new. Paper banging and painting. $12.00 By R. C, Phely Papering, painting, steaming, textur­ a room and up. Komae Punt. KR. DRIVE IN Please Patronize Deputy Clerk Gas range in good condition. ing, plaster patch. AU work giur- 4-4829.______II 1.19 ANDREW WYSOWATCKY anteed. Free estimate. CaU KE 4-5920 Your REGISTER Attorney or SP. 74)375. WINDOW SHADE 741 Equitable Bldg., MOTEL Advertisers and Denver 2, Colo. DRUGGISTS ADORN AM 6-0861. Joe Onofrio Appliance Co. WINDOW SHAOB CO. stay with "Jiy" Mention (Published In the Denver YOUB PRESCRIPTIONS New shades and Venetian bUnda Catholic Register) 1332 Braadwoy CH 4-4556 Denver, Cala. will be fUled correctly at made to order. Shades cleaned and 820 N. Nevada THE REGISTER First Publication: July 20. 1961 1 ! WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY repaired. KIrscb Drapery Hardware. Last Publication: .■\ugust 10.^1961 Ph. SP. 7 9675 1096 South Gaylord KE. 4-4205 AC. 2 4473 1047 B roadw y PAGE FOURTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyitbne 4^ 2 0 5 Thursday, July 27, T961 Holy Family Unit St. Dominic's All Saints' HNS Retreat Set Schedules Dinner JfSt. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) All men of the parish are in­ Sets Games Party (Holy Family Parish, Denver) only the second meeting can still vited to make reservations for help if they will attend the third (All Saints' Parish, Denver) The Altar and Rosary Society I'ne retreat starting Aug. 10 at altar for the parish’s new con­ and final meeting this Friday, vent.” yill sponsor a roast beef dinner the Sacred Heart Retreat House, The parish will hold its an­ on Sunday, Aug. 6. The presi- July 28. VALUABLE GIFTS Brother Gregory, C.F.A., of Sedalia. nual one-night games party and ^n t and her committee urged Reservations can be made by bazaar Saturday, July 29, start­ Countless .valuable gifts will all who can to attend. the Alexian Brothers has been visiting with his parents, Mr. calling Fred Stoll, president of ing at 7 p.m. be awarded at the games party, *The proceeds go toward sup­ and Mrs. Clyde T. Isenhart, the the Holy Name Society, at GL. The annual event, which is which will also feature ham­ plies for the altar and sanctuary. past 10 days. He is working in 5-9683. being sponsored by the Holy burgers, hot dogs, cold drinks, The cafeteria will offer a cool the Alexian Brothers’ Hospital Fourteen boys from Boy Scout Name Society, will be held on coffee, and soft drinks for the {dace for a family to enjoy a in Chicago. Troop 65 are spending a week the parish grounds at 2559 S. youngsters, “who are more than prepared meal. The former Clyde Isenhart, at Camp Tahosa under the di- Federal Boulevard. welcome to attend.’’ *The women promise their Brother Gregory entered the re­ r“ction of Joe Baumgard, assist­ According to Father Harley Father Schmitt issued an in­ traditionally well prepared meal. ligious life 19 years ago. The ant scoutmaster. Schmitt, pastor, the one-night vitation to the public to attend ♦The PTA will enter the final Alexian Brothers dedicate them­ The scouts are Raymond stand will come off “rain or and especially to parishioners in ^ase of the Proctor and Gam­ selves to the work of caring for N e w Bus l o r S e m in a r y Baumgard, Thomas Johnson, shine.’’ He pointed out that the neighboring parishes “to come ble Survey. On Friday, July 28, the sick. Among many other Phillip Kulinski, John Legler, event is of “immense import­ along for a night of fun, frolic, the final meeting will again con­ projects, they are responsible The Rev. Francis Colom, C.R., superior, val and games party on Sunday, Sept. 24, at Thomas Martinez, Peter My- ance to the parish, for the pro­ good food, and a chance to win vene in the cafeteria. The at­ for the medical care of the boys is assisted by Seminarian Joseph Buhr at the 2 p.m. chaniuk, Steven Rusan, Wesley ceeds will be used to supply the any number of exquisite gifts.” tendance of all the women will at Boys Town in Omaha, Neb. blessing of the new bus purchased for St. The Friends, a group of lay persons in­ Sarver, Jr,; Dennis Schindler, insure its success. Brother Gregory was in this Andrew Avellino’s Seminary, Denver. To terested in aiding the seminary and the Thea- iEichard Strong, and Dennis ■ The Proctor and Gamble peo­ work prior to his transfer to raise funds to pay for the bus, the Friends tine Fathers, will welcome inquiries from Sweeney. ple have notified the PTA that Chicago. His visit at home ended of the Seminary will hold a family fall festi­ those interested in this work. St. Andrew’s I Mr. Baumgard also is taking 38 Golden Youngsters any of the women who missed July 26. is located at 1050 S. Birch Street. jcare of two boys from,Troop 44. Make 1st Communion

(St. Joseph’s Parish, Golden) school vacation classes in June. Thirty - eight youngsters re­ The children receiving were ceived First Communion at the Bessie Arens, Theresa Babb, close of the two-week summer Ray Bettinger, Tommy Bow­ man, Roberta Brunei, Vickey Bruno; Ice Cream Robert Duncan, Loney Foster, Art Gibson, Cecil Gibson, Bar­ GAMES PARTY bara Johnson, Nadine Hayser, Ruth Ann Lee, Michael Mason, Social Set Mickey Marchi, Virginia Mc­ Coy, Kay Melinoueski, Barbara Mengal, Rose Murin, Beth No- SATURDAY-JULY 29TH ONE NIGHT ONLY! In Arvada geus; (St. Anne’s Parish, Arvada) Susan Ogden, Patricia O’Lear, Final plans are under way for Pauline Quintana, Johnny the Altar and Rosary Society’s Riggs, Jeffery Seipp, Robert old-fashioned ice cream social, Spritzer, Mary Wolf, Delora to be held Sunday, July 30. BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.M. - RAIN OR SHINE Zesbaugh, Jerry Ruhf, Keith Co-chairmen Georgia Clough- Malenck, Roseann McKnight, esy and Betty Midyett have an­ Eddie Perez, Ronnie Perez, Earl nounced this menu: Cones, 5 and Easley, Karen Kelley, Bessie 10 cents; sundaes, 25 cents; ban­ Jones, Mary Ann Morgan and ana splits, 35 cents; punch and Margery Morgan. coffee, 10 cents, cake or pie a la mode, 25 cents. 178 ENROLLED Homemade candy will be sold Total enrollment for the vaca­ by the pound. The sewing circle tion school was 178 children. will sponsor an apron booth. They were instructed by the sis­ Volunteer workers are asked ters from Holy Family Parish to contact Georgia Cloughesy, in Denver and the following lay HA. 4-4683. Advance ticket sales teachers, under the direction of will again be made after Masses Mrs. Cecil Fleebe, CCH) chair­ Sunday, July 30, at bargain man for teachers; prices. Elmer Van Felt’s band will Margaret Lamed, Mary Min- furnish the music July 29 at the ter, Margo Waganback, Kitty past grand knights ball, to be Waters, Martha Earnhardt, Ann held at the Arvada Lions’ Club. Trimble, JoEUen Tinney, Diann Admission is $1 per person. The Baites, Edith Johnson, Shelia dance will last from 9 p.m. to Kelly, Eileen Allen, Gloria Zes­ 1 a.m. baugh, Evelyn Anderson, Jim The school gym, 5757 Upham, Waganback, Lilia Keenen and is the scene each Friday even­ Dorothy Nogeus. ing at 8 p.m. for the Holy Name Society's games parties. Mrs; Cecil Fleebe was hostess There is a giveaway prize each at a morning farewell coffee for week. Mrs. Bruce Nogeus on July 12. Margaret Crowley will be-host- Mr. Nogeus, who is associated ess Friday, July 28, to St. with the Martin Company, has Jude’s Circle. been transferred to Santa Ma­ Heading up the list of com­ ria, Calif. Fourteen women of ing events are the Sunday the parish were present. coffee, milk, and doughnut Father David R. Stronck, of sale sponsored by the Knights Redwood City, Calif., who is ALL SAINTS PARISH-2559 SO. FEDERAL of Columbus. This is scheduled taking a six-weeks course in for Aug. 6. Another event Is chemistry at the School of the Holy Name Society’s an­ Mines, is assisting Father An­ REFRESHMENTS: HAMBURGERS-HOT DOGS-COLD DRINKS - COFFEE nual cook-out, which will be drew E. Warwick, pastor, with held Aug. 26. parish duties. VALUABLE MANY, MANY, AWARDS!!! /Men's Club in Aurora - PROCEEDS TOWARD THE ALTAR IN THE NEW CONVENT - Hears Report on Cancer (St. Pius Tenth Parish, Aurora) numerous other positions. SPONSORED BY THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY Dr. Russell Jordon, chief of Mrs. Clarine Schmiedek, EM. the department of experimental 6-1821, is in charge of the office immunology of the National force that will be needed to an­ THIS PAGE BRENTWAY Jewish Hospital of Denver, gave swer phones and sell tickets Barber & Beauty G & W HARDWARE a talk on the latest advances in for the many requests coming SPONSORED BY THE cancer research at the monthly into the office. Shop ROBLYN 2102 SO. FEDERAL BLVD. meeting of the Men’s Qub on SCHOOL REGISTRATION FiRJWs iisno... JIM MALLOY POWER MOWERS July 25. Formal registration for the 2416 So. Federal WE 6-3675 PRESCRIPTION STORE Sales & Service on all makes Dr. Russell presented a film new school year will be on Sun­ on the same subject called “A LAWN SEED AND FERTILIZER day, Aug. 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. Let’s Form an All Saints’ Parish Free Delivery Lower Prices Bridge to Life,” which was nar­ AH should bring acceptance let­ — Fishing, Elk and Antelope Licenses Available rated by Marlon Brando. WE. 5-1701 ters. If it is impossible to reg­ * Bowling League 2 LOCATIONS Reports were made on the ister then, arrangements must progress of the p a r I s h spon­ be made so that pupils will not 2086 So. Federal WE. 5-2447 sored benefit of t h e coming lose out to those on the waiting list. CROWN BOWLING LANES 2717 So. Colorado Blvd. SK. 6-9409 Rogers and Hammerstein mu­ American School Supply sical, “The Sound of Music.” Sunday, Aug. 6, all pa­ Joe McClain Robert Whelan and Lloyd rishioners are invited to con­ JIM HARVEY, Representative Stakebake are co-chairmen of tribute canned goods and non- 2323 So. Federal Blvd. WE. 6-3471 this major parish undertaking. perishable staples toward a Brunswick Fiberglass Desks Ted Eigleman is personal pantry shower for the sisters’ contact chairman. Jim Reed is convent. Cash contributions Spectacular Savings Today 1514 Arapahoe St. — KE. 4-3111 the speakers’ chairman. A large will be used for quantity pur­ COMPLIMENTS number of men are assisting in chases. and Every Day Compliments of OF A THE

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