<^ /a Collection Aids Christ's Poor Jerry Is still a little fright­ the understanding and service All were given the same virtue of charity to the extent ened. but be is beginning to in keeping with modem scien­ careful consideration. The of our ability. feel at home. tific knowledge and the tenets welfare of the child was fore­ The motherless boy is find­ of Christjan charity. most in the mind of each ASSISTING Catholic Chari­ ing comfort in the tender In the past year almost 3,000 .social worker as the situation ties by donating to this Sun­ persons appealed to the C*»lh- was studied. guidance of the Sisters, in the day’s special collection. Cath­ friendship of the other young­ olic Charities for assistance. Evei^ worker at Catbolic sters at Mt. St. Vincent’s Some came asking for tem­ Charities acts in the name of olics will be able to partici­ home. porary financial help, some every Catholic in the archdio­ pate in the work of the agency The need to give Jerry a needed assistance in earing cese. The complexities of pres­ that helps many needy per­ for their children, others good home, to comfort him ent day civilizations often sons in tbe archdiocese. Earn­ after the tragic loss of his wanted adoptive children makes it impossible for the est consideration of the work mother, is one of the reasons placed with them; unwed individual to perform direct of the Catholic Charities is ~ one of the many reasons — mothers begged that plans be acts of charity for his neigh­ necessary to continue help to made for their children. that Catholics of the archdio­ bor yet we all can develop the God’s poor. cese will be asked to give I generously to the Catholic | Charities collection next Sun­ day. '

Till-: STORY OF the 8-year- old boy recently admitted to Final Council Session Mt. St. Vincent's home is a familiar one to the staff at , Catholic Charities. The death of Jerry’s mother changed his whole life. .Along with his grief came Will Start on Sept. 14 the confusions of a motherless home the lack of the well- prepared. balanced meals, the (NCWC Nows Service) clean clothing, his mother's Vatican City — Pope Paul VI conscientious care for his ed­ jhas decided that the fourth and ucation and spiritual welfare, final session of the Ecumenical 1 Council will start on Sept. 14, and the sense of belonging and 1 1 9 6 5 . being loved. DENVER CATHOLIC As Jerry entered the care at The Pope made his decision St. Vincent’s home, he found i known (Jan. 4) at an audience that he was again an impor- | I with Cardinal Amleto Cicogna- tant member of a loving fam­ ni, Papal Secretary of State. ily. I The Vatican announced it the Jerry and the other 518 chil- \ next day. The Pope again em- dren entru.sted to the care of REGISTER I phasized that the fourth will be the Catholic Charities and its Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations I the last council ses.sion. Less than a week before the child care facilities find the i THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1965 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LIX No. 22 answer to their needs through | Pope’s decision, the Council’s the central organization of ’directive bodies had met for Catholic Charities. the first time since the third session’s end to discuss the or­ THK PROFESSIONAL staff Pre-School Religion Classes Begun der in which the fourth session J e r r y of 16 trained and experienced I will deal with items still on the I agenda. Five young residents of Mt. St. Bill Griebling. Sister Daniel, superior social workers are under the By Paul llallett The children are divided into meals and the Hail Mary. In Vincent’s Home for Boys give a wel­ supervision of the Rt. Rev. Colorado Springs — Pre­ two groups, pre-school and kin­ addition to their religious in­ All but two of the items have of the home, smiles her greeting in Monsignor Elmer Kolka. di­ school religion classes, the first already been debated by Coun­ coming smile as they greet a new­ the background. This week the annual dergarten. During the 8:15 a.m. struction they are given ex;-er- rector and the Very Rev. in this area, have been started ^^ass. .Mrs. Helen Randall, a ience in social values, such as cil Fathers. The subjects which com er to their midst. Jerry, the 8- collection for the support of the ar­ .Monsignor William Monahan, ; at Holy Trinity church for ap­ public school teacher, has have undergone debate are the year-old at the right, is accompanied working with the group, kind­ chdiocesan Catholic Charities will be associate director. They bring proximately 70 children ranging charge of the kindergarten ness. respect for property. The schema.s and propositions on di­ by a Catholic Charities social worker. taken in all the churches. to needy adults and children in age from 3Vi through 5 years. group. Mis.s Jane Shumate, as­ major emphasis is on the Mass. vine revelation, the lay aposto- sisted by Christine Farrell, is in I late, the pastoral duties of charge of the 3»r2-4 year olds. At IN THE KINDERGARTEN Bishops. Religious, seminaries, the 9:30 Mass, the kindergarten groups the children learn about I Chri.stian education, the Church Nun-Expert on Religion To Address CCD group i.s directed by Miss Aline the Joyful Mysteries, during I in the modern world, and the McActee. a student nurse at which time they make their priestly life and ministry. Fath­ ers will vote on these at the A nun-expert on theology and fessor of theology and religious from 8 to 9;30 p.m. in the Religious Sense of the Child.” , SISTER ROBERTA has an Penrose Hospital. own rosaries. They review the fourth session after they have the teaching of religion will be education and a member of the gymnasium of All Souls School: 'M.A. in theology from the Uni­ prayers learned in the four- Classes for the younger child­ been revised by commissions in the principal speaker at a cat­ Los .Angeles .Archdiocesan Reli­ “Our Task, Communicating the THE SERIES has been versity of Notre Dame and has year class. ren are taught by Mrs. E. J. the light of the recommenda­ echetical workshop to be held planned so that priests and taught theology and religious gion committee. Message’’ and “ Christ, The Rodgers and her daughter, Eli- The pre-school classe.s at tions made during the earlier for the clergy and laity of the education at Immaculate Heart Sponsoring the workshop will Word We Communicate.” CCD teachers will be able to za1;eth. Holy Trinity adopt Montessori debates. area Friday-Sunday. Jan. 22-24, be the Confraternity of Christian attend the talks without cancel­ college for five years. She also There will be three talks on concepts of teaching doctrine The schema on the missions at .Ali Souls’ school. Englewood. Doctrine officials of All Souls' Saturday, Jan. 23, from 11 a.m. ling classes on Saturday morn­ taught theology at the Novitiate THE CLASSES are pro­ and liturgy. She is Sister Mary Roberta, for six years. was rcturntHl to commission for parish. to 3:30 p.m.: “ God’s Plan of ing. grammed for each Sunday of ThLs program has also been a member of the Sisters of the There will be a question-and- complete revision during the Redemption,” “Scripture in the year and are liturgically inaugurated ■ at St. Paul’s third session. This may again Immaculate Heart. Los .Angeles, SISTER ROBERTA will de­ answer period after each talk She studied one year at the Catechesis,” and “ Liturgy and geared to the child's level of church, Broadmoor, at two of be debated at the forthcoming Calif., for many years a pro­ liver two talks Friday, Jan. 22, and. depending upon the num­ International Center of Studies Catechesis.” .A box lunch will be in Religious Education (Lumen comprehension. The first se­ the Sunday Masses. The pro­ session. ber attending, discussion per­ mester for 3V2-4-year-olds be­ served in the cafeteria at noon Vitae) in Brussels. Belgium, and gram is under the joint direc­ Two items — the declarations iods among the participators, gins with the Sign of the Cross, for those who wish to cat here visited and observed at tiie cate­ tion of .Mrs. Roger Siilli\an and on relations with non-Christian There is no charge for the followed by stories of the Crea­ Burse Generosity Continues at the school. chetical centers of Holland, the principal of St. Paul's religions and on religious liber­ workshop, although a fee will tion and sacred history leading France, Germany, and Italy. i school, Sister John Catherine. ty — have not been formally As Eleven Gifts Total $211 Sister Roberta will deliver an­ be charged for the lunch. The up to the birth of Christ and other talk in Denver Saturday Any parish desiring further adopted by the Council. The Fa­ Denver Catholic Register will She has spoken at CCD con-! His childhood. Continued Christmas time ge­ their own burses include St. evening at a time and place to information on this method of thers, however, have accepted include a registration slip in the ventions in Los Angeles and is The importance of the mis­ nerosity to the St. Jude burse Joseph’s, Akron, $65.85; Sacred be announced later. The topic pre-school religious in-struction the former declaration in princi­ Jan. 14 issue. now giving a course in theology sions is impressed upon the was noted in the past week Heart of Mary, South Boulder, Saturday evening will be may either write to Mrs. Rose- ple. Those who wish to register to the CCD teachers there. child. 'with 11 donations totaling $211. $47.12; Holy Name, Fort Logan, Christ, the Heart of Cathe- mar\’ De Marois, expansion The Council presidency ruled may do so by sending a post­ The second semester for this The burse is used for the $67.98; and St. Augustine,’s chetics.” She works on the religion chairman. 305 Michigan avenue, out at the end of the this ses­ card to: CCD Workshop, All age group is devoted to stories training of seminarians studying Brighton. $600. Souls' Church, 435 Pennwood committee in her own commun­ Detroit. Mich., or to Mrs. E. J. sion a vote by the Council Fa­ She will close the scries on of the public life of Our Lord Rodgers. 2215 Chelton road, Co­ to become priests in the Den­ The sum of $6,000 will esta­ circle, Englewood, Colorado, ity and is on the High School thers on whether or not to ac­ ver archdiocese. Those latest blish a seminary burse in per- Sunday afternoon. Jan. 24. from and His !Mother. lorado Springs. cept in principle the religious 80110. If lunch is desired, it Religion committee in the Arch­ gifts in the week of the Epipha­ I petuity for the education of a 2 to 3:30 p.m. with two talks freedom statement. should be so indicated. diocese of Los Angeles. They are taught grace before (Picture on Page 11) ny feast bring the burse’s total student studving for the priest­ on the topic, “The Developing to $4,679.39. hood. The principal will be in­ Donors include: Golden, An­ vested and only the Interest onymous. $25; Akron. Anony­ used. mous, $10; Tucson, Ariz., Anon­ Tlie Catholic people are re­ Physicians Guild ymous, $5; Pueblo Mrs. J.J.M.. quested to remember the edu­ Sets Dinner Meet $5; and, from Denver, Mrs. cation of seminarians for the Regis Dialogue Leaders Named The Catholic Phy.sicians L.E.M ., $5; Anonymous, $1; archdiocese in their last wills guild will have its annual win­ Anonymous, $100; P.J.F., $25; and testaments. Any amount sions at the conference. of the Conference that evening. Prominent representa- fessor of philosophy at Regis A MAJOR PORTION of the ter dinner meeting in the Mrs. R.R., $5; J.F.D., $10; and will be gratefully received. college, chairman of the 23- day’s activities will be devoted .A summary of the afternoon ATTENDANCE .AT the con­ Anonymous. $20. DONATIONS TO the semina­ tiives of both the Catholic discussions will be presented ference is by reservation only. Brown Palace hold at 6:30 member conference steering to discussion sessions which are p.m. Monday. Jan. 11. Fifteen dollars was added to ry burse should be sent to the and Jewish faiths will pre­ during the dinner program by Interested persons may obtain committee. scheduled for both the afternoon Guest speaker will be Aux­ the Monsignor Matthew J. Most Reverend Urban J. Vehr, sent m ajor talks during a Sheldon Steinhauser. regional further information by calling Title of the Conference Is and evening. iliary Bishop David M. Ma­ Smith memorial burse by Mr. Archbishop of Denver, Chance­ director of the Anti-Defamation Regis College, 433-6565. Exten­ Catholic-Jewish conference “ Second Session: Attitudes and Group topics will include: loney, who will give a report and Mrs. R.W.L., Denver. ry Office, 1536 Logan street, League, who is also serving as sion 24. at Regis college Wednes­ Images, a Catholic-Jewish Dia­ “ Social Justice and economic on the third session of the Parishes making additions to Denver, Colo. 80203. secretar>’ of the steering com­ (Additional information <)n the day. Jan. 13. Concerns.” “ Church-Stale Rela­ Vatican Council. logue” . mittee. A similar evaluations two principal speakers will bo They are Oscar Cohen, nation­ tions,” “ Home and Family Conference sessions will be session will be held at the dose found on page 14.) al program director of the Anti- held in The Regis Center on the Life,” “ Chiltural Motivations,” Inside the Register Defamation League of B’nai Regis campus. W. 50th avenue and “ Joint Community Action.” B’rith. and the Rt. Rev. Monsig­ Do women live too long? *Sogister’ staff writer and Lowell boulevard. Registra­ Lay persons will serve as nor Mark J. Hurley, Chancellor, tion at 1:30 p.m. will open the leaders, recorders and resource Christopher Hemon puts Ms own life at the Diocese of Stockton, Calif. persons for aU discussion ses­ roodors’ mercy in the second article of a series. program. See page 3. MR. COHEN will deliver the A Denver physician who gave up his practice for keynote address at the confer­ o yoor to help the people of Ghana describes ence’s opening session at 2 p.m. Families Have No Beds; his experiences in on article on poge 5. Monsignor Hurley will speak Talk about new fashions has spread to i of all during the dinner session that Salvage Bureau Asks Help plocos -the convent. Novel dress styles for evening. In Denver, in winter, needy j The Society of St. Vincent de j nuns draw some mixed reactions in a story Announcement of the speakers families are still sleeping on the! Paul wants to help four or Mvo[ on pogo 1, Notional section. was made by the Rev. F'rancis J. Malccek, S.J., assistant pro­ I families whom they know to be, in such straits. ! “ But we can only give what iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllllltlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIlIillllllilllllllllli we are given,” salvage bureau manager Waiter Pytlin.sk! says.j In recent weeks bedding, fur-1 niture. and domestic appliance: reserves have been exhausted ■ by the many calls made on thC' Worthy of mention and gold in 1947, to better than 2,500 jectionable in part” movie and stand the “ new math,” or “ the society. stars; Mere than 100 men in men each month in 1964. reissue a clcancd-up version. logical structure of mathema­ Beds, mattresses, and usable the Nocturnal Adoration society Notre Dame ought to get a tics.” appliances, including washing have perfect attendance records big cut of the profits for the We remember a local busi­ machines and refrigerators, are extending back 10 years. Jack Goldfarb publicity build-up. Surely the ness executive whose earning urgently needed to provide mini-1 An equal number have near­ great university docs not de capacity is reasonably $100,000 mum help and comfort for sev­ perfect records. Virgil Tout, the Is G o n e pend for its reputation on any per year. He was visiting a eral families in the area. dedicated secretary, must also Notre Dame U. obtained an Hollywood production, good or friend’s home. The latter’s Anyone with serviceable Items: hold some unique records for injunction to prevent the show­ bad, but on the character and daughter was a high .school ju­ unpaid, gratuitous overtime. He ing of the film, John Goldfarb, success of its graduates. nior, and she asked the visitor of this category can donate them[ starts every vigil of the First Please Come Home, and we de­ We like to recall that when to help her with her math. He to the needy by calling the St. | Friday at Holy Ghost church at cided to get a copy of the book the Irish were in Denver to gleefully went after the prob­ Vincent de Paul number, 214-1 8 p.m., and is stU^ handing out and read it. It Is an alleged play the Air Force academy, a lems. The girl flunked next 5503. ' ribbons and putting stars on satire on a Notre Dame foot­ downtown church was crowded morning! the attendance board at 5 a.m. ball team. with N.D. student.s at early Monsignor Jones tells us that Monsignor Gregory Smith, Time magazine said it was a Mass and Communion on two Professor Max Beberman of Plan LoreHo Centenary Celebration the South Denver pastor on the bad movie, in bad taste, bad successive mornings. the University of IBinois, who Father Hamilton’s run, has the unique distinction humor, and a bad performance. instigated much of the new Burse Given $23 Four members of the civic committee plan­ The committee for the observance is made of making every Holy Hour Apparently everybody failed to math, has publicly admitted his ning the centennial celebration of the Sisters up of representatives of the Denver communi­ error in pushing the program with his parish group for about read Time, but everybody read Cathedral parishioners. Den­ of Loretto In Colorado are, loft to right. Dan ty at large and includes civic and business Esoteric Math so fast that even the teachers a decade, whether the hour be about the injunction. We called ver, contributed $23.04 in the leaders, educators and religious leaders of all arc bewildered. MeNellis, Mrs. Jaek .Malo, Mrs. James Cry- early in the evening or morn­ every bookstore in downtown Many parents have been giv­ past week to the Father Ray­ Profe.ssor Beberman said in I der, and W. W. Grant, III. The four are part denominations. ing. He led the recitation of the Denver and could not get a en a reprieve, according to mond E. Hamilton memorial Montreal last week that chan­ of a eomniittee of more than 150 persons who The Sisters of l.x>retto completed 100 years O ffice at the midnight hour copy of the book. Sold out! Monsignor William Jones, the burse. Its total now is $1,642.03. New Y ear’s eve with a record It seem.s that this points up state’s arbiter on pedagogy for ges must in the future be madej are planning the banquet and program to be of teaching service in Colorado. Three young crowd in attendance. the danger of providing the the parochial schools. From at a sufficiently slow pace so Donations in any amount fur held Jan. 30 in (he grand ballroom of the Sisters arrived in Denver in the summer of Father William Gallagher, publicity for a stupid movie time to time parents are called tnat ordinary teachers will be the burse honoring the former Hilton hotel. It is anticipated that approxi­ 1864 by stagecoach and established St. Mar>'s upon by their children to help capable of learning the mater­ assistant at the Cathedral pa­ spiritual director, who hears an d /or book that might other­ mately 1.000 persons will attend the black-tie academy, “ a select school for young women.” confessions throughout the wise have gone broke and un­ with mathematics homework. ial and teaching it effectively. rish may be sent to the Chan- affair. The theme for the celebration is “ Se­ Even 100 years ago girls of ail faiths were night, reports that the atten­ noticed. Fox Studios will un­ For most parents it is a de­ That’s welcome news even for cerj' Office. 1536 Logan street, enrolled in the academy. dance has grown from 40 men doubtedly “clean up” the “ob­ speration job trying to under- extraordinary parents. Denver, Colo. 80203. cond Century Commitment.” \

Page 2 Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 Founder of Flying Physicians Succumbs in Denver By Paul Page , . (Dec. 28) tioned almost exclusively in a. Dooley, Dr. Allaby began to in>jto care for their needs.” iport their own weight. , They Dr. Allaby was described by doctor-associate said. “He paid “ Don’t let it die. . .As long five 126,000-square-mile area of thel vestigate areas where DO CA RE If the Taratnimaras had re- lean on rocks.” his associates as an indefatlgi- everyone.” as there’s a spark left, keep it r* *1 was baptized'rugged Sierra Madre mountains I could do the most good and'spect for Father Verplancken. • “Home to the Tarahuma- ble man, with a keen sense of The Tarahumaras, who were going.” f»-{j ^ . f priest- in Chihuahua State, northern where it was needed. [they had it for Dr. Allaby, too. rgg a ledge on the edge of a humor, and a burning desire to pushed out of the lowlands The.e were «.e enceuraging ® Me=rl»" Isolated mission in Mexico. , in the fail of 1962, he flew to|Mrs. Pem a noted. mountain, with pilod rocks as help people c»rt off from the around Chihuahua by the Spa­ words of one missionary-mind- 'n em Mexico. Beneficiaries of D O C A R E ’s Sisogiiichi mission, an outpost| “ Xo them ■'e was the Great windbreaks and room divider- rest of civilization by customs, nish Conquistatores 400 years ed doctor to another. The yearl raised | mercy flights have been some maintained by the Jesuits for white Father m the Iron Bird,” iS. . .There is no covering from ignorance, language and ter­ ago, may live like animals, but was 1959. The speaker was Dr. ® cancer in | 56.000 Tarahumara Indians who 60 years and located 600 miles [she said. “ In probing for their i alcove. . . They just roll up and rain. they are a proud race, accord­ Tom Dooley, noted Catholic ■f'®w York at the age of 34'have subsisted somehow for south of El Paso, Tex. There] gunients he’d sometimes touch] 80 to. sleepOne at DOCARE the base member of the ing to Mrs. Pema. doctor and founder of MEDICJO three years ago (Jan.; four centuries under incredible] he met a Jesuit priest, Father'their medicine-man necklaces lodge where the nights reach called the time he extracted so “They pay for their medical many teeth that he couldn't (Medical International Co-Oper- 1961). Stone Age conditions. i Luis Verplancken, whom he __ ijut they never showed any! between 17 and two degrees care by doing some job at the raise his arm to a horizontal ation). To keep the “ spark” Dr. MEDICO also has benefited admire and who was'emotion. I did the same thingiabove zero.” mission,” she said. “ This lets position — and this after a 20- Dr. Dooley, on a trip from]®®®107 mentioned glowing, a from three books by Dr. Doo-j him into the ©neeonce and off came the neck-1neck-| *• “ Do-it-yourself surgery is them keep their self-respect.” Vietnam to the U.S. for a can -j® '’* E. E. Allaby Memorial i ley (Deliver Us From Evil, lace. It didn’t go on until it [common. . .They use rocks to hour short course in dentistry in Denver. What made a man like Dr. cer check-up. was talking to. has been set op here at Edge of Tomorrow, and The Father Verplancken came to was capable of warding off the cauterize ulcers on hands, feet, AUaby take time off from his Denver’s Dr. Ernest E. Allaby i (be late doctor’s clinic and DO-[Night They Burned the Moun- Sisoguichl mission in 1953, with evil spirits again.” and torso. . .We see people, looming to the mission with cuts “ DOC WAS PROBABLY the practice to help Indians a thou­ about DOCARE (Doctors of Os-|("A^E headquarters, 1040 E. tain) and memorial funds.] the chilling knowledge In mind sand miles away? teopathy Do Care), an unique I avenue. IiProceeds Proceeds from Dr,Dr. Dooley’s'that nine predecessors were «.„v nin nr Aiiahv phnnQo! together with ------sewingi„ first part-time dentist in history.. organization of flying missiona-| “ Doc worked too hard and U.S. tour in 1959 amounted to either murdered for breaking Tnmhtir«arfl<: «c twigs.” ito pay his clients, another Maybe Dr. AUaby found it in the Tarahumaras as the first the eyes and laughter of small ry doctors that was Dr. Alla-'put too much of himself into more than 5400.000. Indian taboos or died from the .people to receive help from by’s lifelong dream. jDOCARE to have it fold now,"i “We don’t necessarily want hard life. Indian children — children who jDOCARE? Mrs. Pema supplied' came to him more dead than says Mrs. Qulg Perna, doctor-1 DOCARE to expand to the ex- “ His philosophy was simple,” rather upsetting answers DR. ALLABY, a Mason at assistant to Dr. AUaby for sev-j tent that money ceases to mean Dr. Allaby explained.^ when hel^^ question* Pueblo Girl Survives alive like Pepe, who was car­ the time of his consultation eral years and secretary ofl an>’thing,’ ’ Mrs. Perna said, told of the work of the Jesuit. ried around on a pillow from with Dr, Dooley, died of cancer DOCARE. But we do want DOCARE to First — care for the needs of] * “ Only every five Incurable' Leukemia birth until he was a year old. continue, to reach other peoples the body, food, clothing — then, Tarahumara children born alive Pepe, a healthy three-year-old HE WOULD HAVE wanted'as isolated and in as pitiful care for the soul. .reaches the age of five. Pueblo, Colo. — Two years A novena to Mother Seton now, won’t see “ the White "WC RINT MOST this more than anything,” Mrs. condition as the Tarahumaras.” “ The Indians loved and re-| • Many of the children have ago doctors gave her no hope was begun in the area. From Father in the Iron Bird” any Pema murmured — a comment spected him because he lived I stomachs so bloated from mal She was a victim of incurable Pueblo, it spread throughout the more at Sisoguichl, but if the tVlRYTHING" identical to the one voiced by AFTER HIS TAIK with Dr. their life before he attempted! nutrition that they cannot sup- leukemia and at best had £ country “ on a beggar’s mis­ “spark” of DOCARE is rekindl­ Dr. Allaby’s wife, Lol.s. “ short time” to live. sion,” as Douglass describes it. ed and he and others Uke him throughout the world will see Though MEDICO and DO- But today, Paula Kay Hoody, Letters by the thousands were more of men like Dr. Dooley * Invalid Needs C.\RE were founded by men 7, is described as an “ energy- received by the Hoodys, most of who could have led comforta­ plus” first grader at Shrine of and Dr. Allaby. * Rug Shampooers them relating that prayers were ble, less-hectic lives and though St. Therese school here. being said for Paula’s cure and * Portable T.V.’s both are non • denominational for a miracle to help the canon­ and non - profit organizations, HER PARENTS. Mr. and ization cause of Mother Seton STILL * Stair Carts that’s where the similarity Mrs. A1 Hoody, and her godfa­ who was beatified in Rome on ends. ther, Joe Douglass, all of Pueb­ March 17, 1963. * Carpenter Tools \Vhile MEDICO is firmly es­ lo, were shocked when they GROWING! tablished with nine medical ser­ heard the doctors’ ultimatum * Sanding Machines NO ONE CAN say definitely NOW vice programs operating In that Paula, then 4, faced cer­ if the prayers were answered — MJri(‘a. Asia, and the Middle tain death. but Paula Kay Hoody is alive OVER East, Dr. Allaby’s DOCARE Is The girl’s illness came at a today and as energetic as any A-to-Z RENTAL still in the embryonic stage, time when the cause of Mother other girl her age, 696 So. Broadway and as seme DOCARE mem­ Elizabeth Seton, the first nati\e- bers fear, may not survive his bom citizen of the United States Sunday, Jan. 3, was designat- death. to be beatified, was receiving ed a “ day of thanks” in the 3,366 So far, DOCARE has func- much publicity. Pueblo area by those interested in the case. Mother Seton’s CARS SOLD! Benel Hill Academy feast day occurs on Monday, Jan. 4. SINCE MARCH 1, 1963 jBIBiVlAISI, T e B OCKHORST Lists Honor Roll (Bcnet Hill Academy, “ No greater joy conld be Mrs. Colorado Springs) Hoody’s than knowing that oth- ED TYNAN'S jers care enough to give of their Listed on the honor roll of prayers for a little child,” said Bcnet Hill academy are the lowing girls: |____- ____ Juniors; Theresa Hurd, Dor­ CHRYSLER othea .Alfomsin, Elizabeth Rodg­ ers, Bonnie Holmquist, and Su­ PLYMOUTH zanne Stocking; i N C Sophomores: Debbie Allen, Barbara Freeh, Sandi Rockers, NEW A New Life for Pepe Libby Murray, Naomi Paddon, 1965 VALIANT Pepe, a Tarahumara Indian chUd, has a mission. He was so near death from starva­ Kathy Mahony, Suzanne O’Don­ JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. nell, and Kathie Vidmar; $L1,795 new life ahead of him at the Jesuit mission in tion. be was carried around on a pillow from PARTNER TaBOCKHORST, CPCU Freshmen; Marianne Gregor, Sisoguichl, thanks to the expert care of the the time he was born until he arrived at the PARTNER Regina Dcich. Margaret Sain, mission. The photo at right was taken of Dr. late Dr. Ernest E. Allaby of Denver. Pepe, Shellie Owens, Michele I^ay- Corona Auto Service QtibJVum csL Aim sL 1 8 9 7 held by Father Luis Verplancken in the photo Allaby and Pepe two years later. Dr. Allaby man, Anna Marie Blais, Kathy 5225 E. COLFAX at left, was 1 year old when his parents bad looked forward to seeing “ bis buddy” Huneke. Ann Hurd. Marianne Standard Gas & Oils 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BLDG. . Tel. 399 063V traveled 50 miles on foot to bring him to the again on his next flight to Sisoguichl. Lannon and Margaret Lamb. 6(h & Corona RA 2-4867 Decision-Making Topic (Rjifm iaJw rL Of Speaker at Workshop CLEARANCE SALE Good managers have one workshop will con.sidcr curricu­ thing in common, they use the lum outlines and the half-hour resource.^ and people at hand T\’ feature sponsored by chan­ To got things done right. nel 2, “ It's a wonderful world." Christmas Sister Carmencita of the Den­ The Very Rev. Monslgnor ver Archdiocesan school office William H. Jones, archdiocesan will borrow from industry to superintendent of schools, will show how thi.H applies in deci­ climax the meeting with per­ Cards sion-making within the acade­ tinent remarks on the work.shop mic world. theme. SHE !S TC speak at the cle- mentary school principals’ and Crib Sets work.shop set for Saturday, Jan. 9. from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Cath­ edral high school library. Other speakers will be Sisters; SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER Jean Patrice, Victoria Marie, | SPEER AT SHERMAN and Thomasinc. on the topic of 1 / 2 OFF elementary and high school ar­ ticulation. The workshop agenda eludes discussion of the testing Home Owned — Our 63rd program; Plans for STS, grades 2-6; for STEP-SCAT, grade 7; for HSPT, grade 8; Year Serving the and “ results of reading readi­ ness tests.” Rocky Mountain Region. Pointers for beginning teach­ ers include lesson plans and su­ pervision. Fine Arts Day procedure: Elementary band auditions Jan 22 at St. Francis de Sales CLARKE'S CHURCH GOODS school; art exhibit arrange­ 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5-3789 ments, will be explained. Thomas J. Wegs IN SOCIAL STUDIES, the Charge Accounts Invited REPORT OP CONDITION OF Denverite Tho Lab o r Plnan<.< In dustrial Bank of Oanv^r, Colorado an Industrial Bonk organized and oper­ ating under the Industrial Bank Act of in Ecuador in this state, at the close of business on D ecem ber 31, 1964. Published In accord­ ance with a Call Issued by the State Bank E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA ENGLEWOOD Commissioner. (377S So. S ro a d w iy ) ASSETS Peace Corps Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve bal­ Denverite Thomas J. Wegs ance. and cash Items In pro­ wa.s among 35 Peace Corp.s vol­ cess cf collection . s 1S,449.0S Installment loans ...... 321,830.54 unteers jetted from New York Corporate stocks ...... 10,000.00 on Jan. 3, to Ecuador where Furniture & Fixtures ...... 2,130.43 Other assets 448.16 they will operate community development projects. TOTAL ASSETS 8349,858.17 A giaduate from Regis high Olinger’s reputation is our dearest possession. LIABILITIES Notes payable school, Thomas is the son of Savings deposits .Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Wegs, It is not gained quickly nor easily regained if lost. Anrounts set aside for In­ terest, taxes, and other 2038 Fairfax street, Denver. He expenses 9,407.98 completed his degree course at The finest testimony to our reputation comes from T O T A L L I A B I L I T I E S 8111.969.86 Loyola university in Chicago, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 111., in June, 1964. the families we serve in the Denver area. Capital accounts; With other volunteers he had Common stock ...... 8100,000.00 Surplus 50.000.00 12 weeks extensive training at Undivided profits ...... 87,888.31 the University of New Mexico, Last year as for many years, a large percentage of the which included a refresher Father said, "Pull yourself up by 8337,888.31 course in United States history, families requiring funeral services chose Olingers. Spanish, physical training and your own bootstraps. Save!” TOTAL LIABILITIES AND C A P IT A L A C C O U N TS 8349,858.17 Ecuadorian history, government State of Colc'ado,) and customs. Father knows best. Bet you did chores before you gotyourallow- County of Denver.) ss 16TH AT BOULDER We, W. H. THORNTON, President and He spent 10 days leave with ance, too! And there's just no denying that a "bootstrap" RITA AA. THORNTON, Director, and his parents in Denver, and was WILLIAM H. THORNTON. JR., Director, savings account at American National Bank can help achieve of the Labor Finance Industrial Bank do scheduled to receive his Corps E. COLFAX AT MAGNOLIA solemnly swear that the foregoing state­ assignment on arrival at Quito. your own goal faster. Bank interest at 4f< per annum Your ment and other Information Is true to Ecuador. the best of our knowledge and belief. mony is fully insured, instantly available. This is a handy SPEER BLVD AT SHERMAN (s,gned) situation for many people looking lor financial progress. How NEIGHBORHOOD ^ MORTUARIES W. H. THORNTON. President RITA M. THORNTON At Eastern College about you? If the shoe fits, wear it W ILLIAM H. THORNTON, JR. Peter G. Sartori. 927 Elkhart 2775 SO. BROADWAY (ENGLEWOOD) Subscribed and sworn to before me 4 5 3 ^ 6 6 3 this 4lh day of January, 1965. street, Aurora, is one of 780 My commission expires: March 6, 1967. students enrolled in St. Mary's AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK (S eal) college, a liberal arts college 17lh and stout SERVING DENVER’S FAMILIES SINCE 1890 SAM C. PERRY Notary Public for men in Emmitsburg. Md. m e m b e r ^ r» I Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Paga 3 Second in Series

ere Women Live Much Too Long? nds :pa- (This is the second in a series figure had risen to 5U and entertainers such as Irene {cares and active interests keep sure enough, but not as mere ars of articles in *.he “ Denver Cath­ thence to an average of 57 at Dunne, Beatrice Lillie. Ginger alive and look alive, because | pleasure • providers. a t h e but olic Register” on women, their the end of the first World War. I Rogers, Claire Trevor, Gloria they are interested, and active., modern heresy has it. •rd» role in history, and their prob­ By 1939 the average was 65 fori Swanson, Barbara Stanwyck,, “ Keep loose,” in the physical Women love the living. Wo* lems in the modem world.) both men and women, and land so many others, less-re-{sense, is a good slogan. But the men are people and love By Christopher Ilernon cal since that time, a White male nowned bit-players in the dra-amoral looseness in today’s people. Decline in respect for women person can expect to live to 67 ma of life, manage to keep I world is something else again. And the ones who keep on the is shown when the difference of ets or beyond, and females to young and glamorous, or alter-j working at this kind of loving half a century is .summed up as i around 74. natively toaccept the inelastici-j NOTHING IS MORK certain __ of the sick, of the young, of that between a girl in a ging-| stop arteriosclerosis, and lhe i>’ of skin, the threat of dowa- to bring people and civilizations the growing things in g:ardcn. Dr. ham gown and broad in human being might set hisjser’s hump, and the occasional to decrepitude and death than aviary, or pet-pen — are the his slacks.” sights■ • • • beyond the century an .J d ! - of arthritis...... in the joints. . .the . . false . views of... “ consumer” i leaven' of our world. How much of the fall in es­ live, perhaps, to a Biblical se- The late Eleanor Roosevelt,...... love. teem is due to women them­ nescence of 140 years or more. “ Interested” as few won^en Every huckster, salesman, THESE ARE THE salt of the selves is hard to judge, but in At this time the reserve-pow- ever were, was in her mid-70s i manufacturer, or trend-setter earth that shall not lose its sa* aU Pope Paul, when announcing j ’ ir*'' / ' l l ' " **''7 when picked for. the 11th time {knows that he must capture vor. that womea auditors were to be “ • fu" 'ho as the most admired ..\merican the women. We cannot keep them around admitted to the Vatican Coun-i".'l' woman. - u v. . -n. always an attempt long enough. cil, iamented to a group of | f J “ ^ ^ Joyce Cary in her book. The ^ nuns the •manifestation... ' “ 'o r on the popula. (Next week: Women and th' Revolul.ou of Women says that consome, modern life in which woman | dilemma of modem m arriage.) woman today wants to from cosmetics, to foodstuffs, appears to have fallen from time slap-happy nutrition, change back to the conditions )ld spiritual and ethical heights effective medical care, and to entertainment, even to lec ite of grandma’s day. It seems to tures and books. . . . often to pagan licen.se.” unconquered diseases be the fact, she wrote, that n y made dried-apple oldsters out people do not so much seek Walt Disney makes his films 40 Hours' he Physicians’ Patron Saint IS IT DUE to victory in the '^onien in their 40s. frankly to appeal to woman­ il- peace or happiness, but fulfill- battle of the sexes? Docs the kind, knowing that they will Cnveiling the statue of St. Luke, patron of lier stages of the hospital building plan, con­ . . jment in life. To get this they Devotions replacement of the goose-wing NOWAD.VYS na e , will forego all the blandi.sh- bring along their menfolk. medicine, in St. .\nthony's hospital, Denver, struction of the south and west wings. Sister Grandma Joan Bennett, duster by the vacuum-cleaner, * ' ments of things made for their But in essence, they are all JANUARY 10. 1965 are left to right, in foreground, .Sister M. lene Dietrich Grandma .Anna i .M. Miriam is a sister of former administra­ the kitchen chores by the comfort, and put up with any WTong in trying to oversell this FE.AST OF THE HOLY Mary Robertson Moses, Marie Miriam, uho has charge of admissions: .Sister tor. Si.ster M. Lina, who initiated the building “packaged” o p e n-heat-and-eat hardship to achieve a full life. kind of consumer love. FAMILY Dressier, Sophie Tucker, .M. Kileen, administrator; Dr. Floyd J. UJork, project. The statue of St. Luke was commis­ foods, and the washboard with In the Orient and in islands Women are made for love.'Denver. St. Mary's .Academy around a long time. Grandma chief of staff; and Dr. Fredv.rick Branden­ sioned by the medical staff and erected in the washer-drier have any part of Oceania, age is not feared in the woeful decline? Moses danced a jig to celebrate k burg, who was chief of staff during the ear­ honor of Sister M. Lina. her 100th birthday. . because it bnugs respect, pres- No, the changed view of wo­ _ •' jiige, and perhaps even aulhon- mankind is more likely derived One advantage of today’s > ty. from the “ freedom from faith” communication media, and the, CHURCH FURNISHINGS touted by materialists. burgeoning of activities for' if OLD FOLK are parked in LBJ School Plan Avoids People are so intent on un­ young and old, is that .people institutional “ homes,” then poor raveling the secrets of creation, keep interested” — in the La- health, loneliness, mental stag- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES i.e. God’s “ engineering,” that tin sense of inter-esse, “ being | nation, helplessness and near they forget it all had a Maker: m it. ".Age does not w eary. despair, make them feel an- Church-State Problems it hasn’t “jest growed,” like nor the years condemn” thejeient and inferior and good for .- Camplate ‘llt M W lg la w s , Ai^dat .fer Church and Hem* ^ Topsy. hardy campaigners of life. Wo-1 nothing. Washington, D. C. — (NC) — and secondary level. The princi­ liced in several hundred school Which maybe accounts for men raise their familie.s sooner Older members of religions than their forebears did. President Johnson’s $1.5 billion pal reason has been controversy districts, mostly on the secon the reported outburst by a orders, who have a variety of A /P; WAGKIER & CO. education program, called for in and indecision over inclusion of dary school level. gynecologist of renown, who They then resume their col­ lege courses, take up new his .Slate of the Union message, parochial schools and their near­ In February, 1964. the admin^ told the American College of News Deadline! c h u r c h ; GOODS will be carefully tailored to ly 5.5 million pupils. istration supported a bill to pro­ Surgeons recently: professions, start businesses, provide free-of-cost. the un- The deadline for news stories avoid becoming lost in the Complete details of Mr. John­ vide Federal funds to public ” We are keeping women priceable assets of parent- and pictures to appear in the Church-State maze. son’s program are expected schools to help finance local around too long — they should teacher associations, and chari- “ D'-nver Catholic Reeister" is This was the belief of news­ shortly. He reportedly will seek shared-time programs. The en­ all he dead soon after the age 606 14th St., Between California & Welton table organizations Monday at 5 p.m. Items re- men who received an unofficial to highlight his concern by dorsement was mild, however, of 45." and the bill died in the House He claimed that women were These thousands of young-olds ceivid after that time will not TA. 5-8331 preview of the program three breaking tradition and sending do not hit the headlines often, be published until the following Education committee. the only mammalian females to days before the President’s ad-1 his education message to Con- but people in the public eyo.'w e»k. dress to Congress last Monday, gress in the interval between live beyond their reproductive usefulness, and by that evolu­ In his message Mr. Johnsoni^^® State-of-the-Union address THE SO-C.ALLED community- tionary standard they live too 1 called only for an educational inauguration on Jan. 20. oriented educational programs long. fort to ‘ ‘ensure every American Shared-time education in­ have a precedent in the admin­ istration’s anti-poverty program. But as they do stick around child the fullest development of voivcs having students enrolled The Office of Economic Op- he advised that pills .should be his mind and skills.” He did notjin parochial or other private given, to relieve the discom If You Haven’t Received Your Official announce details of the pro-|schools take some classes in l>ortunity has given grants to several parochial schools serv­ forts caused by hormonal imba gram. public schools. It is now prac- ing as part of community-wide lance during the “ change of Sclpc'ted newsmen, h o w e v e r . ------efforts to aid the under­ life” — the menopause. were told Jan. 4 that the admin- privileged. Note that “ we” are keeping Istrutlon would call for support them around too long. Are HOLY NAME LITURGICAL These parochial schools, along of shared-time programs, help Off 1 9 6 5 “ we” that important? Are I with public schools, offer to for community-oriented educa­ “we” to say who should live so I children in their neighborhoods tion. and grants to schools to J c i l l 1 7 long? I remedial or other non-curricular buy instructional materials. ■ * programs designed to help the The first of a series of 20 LIFE INSURANCE statisti The source of these disclo­ youngsters take part effectively CALENDAR Pre-Cana conferences to be cians who figured that ’ the sures was hinted to be the Pres­ in normal school classes. ident himself. held this year will open on Sun­ average life span of prehistoric day. Jan. 17. at 1:30 p.m. The Federal grants for instruction­ man was under 20 years, would al materials arc now made at THE APPROACH would be a Rev. Francis Bakewell, S.J., probably see some sense in the the rate of $90 million a year tart reply written by a woman sharp departure from traditional will be the priest director. under the National Defense Ed­ to the gynecologist quoted proposals. Most bills in the past ucation Act. above, that on the same biolo­ have centered on massive IN ANNOUNCING the open­ Federal funds are supplied to gical judgment the male human Federal grants to states to help ing of the 1965 schedule, the finance the purchase of equip- should not be kept around after pay for school construction or Pre-Cana committees reported that nearly 1,500 engaged per- nient to be used in science, his peak procreative years end for teachers' salaries. sons attended the sessions dur-;niathematics, modern foreign ing around age 20. X : None of these proposals has ing the pa.st year. Of this total. languages. English, reading Cave men sometimes reached ^ ■ 4 met success on the elementary 20 per cent were registered as history, geography, and civics. faltering 40. but at the height non-Catholic. Equipment does not include of empire, the Roman citizen A conference was held in textb^ks. had an average life span of 22. Greeley for the first time dur­ In the present program, a dis­ and in medieval times 33 was a ripe age to die The Holy Name Liturgical Cal­ ing 1964 as well as the tradi­ tinction is made between public , ,,v\; tional one at the Air Force ard other schools. Direct grants By the end of the 1800s the endar attractively presents Academy. are given public schools. Inter- complete, convenient informa­ AH conferences arc held in est-l>earing 10-year loans are of­ the Pre-Cana center at E. 5th fered to parochial and other Regis President tion on the Catholic signifi­ avenue and Josephine street. private schools. cance of every day of the Posters containing the complete Reports are that the adminis­ To Attend Meets schodulo for the year can be tration thinks its proposals are year along with truly distinc­ The Very Rev. Richard F found in the vestibule of all reasonable, necessary and con­ tive Sacred Art paintings beau­ churches. form to the Church-State re­ Ryan, S.J.. president of Regis quirements of the First Amend­ college, will attend meetings tifully reproduced in full color. In addition each priest in the of two national educational rchdiocese has been furnished ment of the Federal Constitu­ tion. groups in St. Louis, Mo., next a supply of pamphlets describ­ week. ing a typical conference. They were said to feel that the proposals will satisfy both those The annual Conference of a 9 who say the government must Presidents, Jesuit Colleges RESERVATIONS FOR any take cognizance of the impor­ and Universities in the United conference may be made by tance of private schools and States, will be held Jan. 9-10, calling G. C. Frankcnreiter, those who say it must not vio­ and the .Association of Ameri­ 355 - 8154. Interested parties late the constitutional provision can Colleges will meet Jan. should attend a conference at fo.' separation of Church and 12-13-14 in the same city. least eight weeks before the State. John J. Sullivan date of marriage. Knights Set YOU BUY — SELL — TRADE! KINDLY MAIL THE St. Cabrini From Private Parties Only < 1 ® COUPON BELOW AND M a ss H eld Clergy Fete The New WE WILL IMMEDIATE­ High Mass in the communi­ ty chapel at (he Queen of DENVER CLASSIFIED •J' LY MAIL YOUR CALEN­ For Jan. 19 Heaven orphanage, 4825 Fe­ deral boulevard, Denver, was © DAR FREE OF CHARGE. The annual Clergy Night offered by the Rev. Daniel T. private party advertiser sponsored by the Denver area Costello, S.J., of Regis col­ WE RUN YOUR AD — YOU PAY ONLY WHEN SALE tS MADE Knights of Columbus will be lege, commemorating the 75th held Tuesday evening. Jan. 19, anniversary of St. Frances Now at Your Druggist - Grocer in the Albany Hotel. The Xavier Cabrinl's arrival in Knights annually entertain at the United States. Dinner all the clergy in the ar­ & Newsstand chdiocese. Mother Cabrini founded the IMissionary Sisters of the 32 Pages of Bargains Sacred Heart, and a famous No dealer ads allowed, no pictures, no stories, just good rO-CI^AIRMEN for the event. buys. WE ALSO GUARANTEE TO SELL — OR YOUR Fred Harris and Howard Irvin, shrine in her honor stands in Mt. Vernon Canyon, several AD COSTS YOU NOT ONE CENT. Send u.s 10% of sale said John J. Sullivan of the miles west of Denver. price when you sell ($1.00 minimum and $50.00 maximum John H. Reddin general assem­ charge). bly, Fourth Degree K. of C., The Sisters and children of will be the principal speaker. Queen of Heaven orphanage A llA IL C O U PO N T O : D E N V E R C L A S S IF IE D . P .O . B O X 22354, Guests at the head table will formed a choir to sing the DENVER. COLORADO S0222 This Offer Limifed ^yyjcC^onati^ J include Archbishop Urban J. music of the Mass, offered on I will notify the Denver Classified Rentals- charge Is 10% of the first Tuesday, Dec. 22. Im m ediately upon sale of any one months rent only, or 2% per week Vehr, Bishop David M. Malo­ Item, and send 10% of price of on weekly rentals. Personals. In­ To Metropolitan Denver Only ney, the Rev. Roy Figlino, merchandise, with ' $1.00 minimum cluding usa of box. Swaps and state chaplain; Supreme Direc­ and $50.00 m a xim u m charge for Business Opportunities fee It $2.00. adults, a minimum charge of 50( Pee m utt accom pany ad, arid $1.00 BOULEUARD mORTUflRIES tor George Turner, and State for children 13-17, and no m inim um charga with ad for Swaps. Wanted McConaty's Boulevard Mortuary Rhode Island Town 7-12. & Help Wanted. Deputy Gene Steinke. 1091 South Colorado Blvd., Holds Unity Rites INCLUDE ON MY AO (CHECK) Q PHONE NO. □ ADDRESS Toastmaster will be Tom He- Denver 22, Colorado garty, past state deputy. □ NAME O BUS. PHONE South Kingstown, R. I. — A Dinner will be served at 7:30 MY AD IS AS FOLLOWS— 1091 S. Colorado Please mail me my copy of the Holy Name Christian unity service was held (Please use separate coupon for each classifleafion) Federal at Speer p.m., preceded by a short cock­ here jointly by a group of Pro­ Blvd, at Mississippi Liturgical Calendar Immediately! tail hour. Dinner will cost $3.85 testant and Catholic clergymen for the Knights. The clergy, as marking the fiist time a service always, will be guests. Name ...... of its kind has been held here. Denver, Colorado Sponsored by the South Coun-' RFSRRV.^TIONS must be Street ...... made not later than l-'riday, ty Interfalth Council, formed in FILL IN BELOW COMPLETELY Denver*8 Catholic Mortuaries February, 1963, the service in-l Jan. 15, by notifying Howard PH O N E SK 7-T230 Irvin. P.O. Box 356. Arvada, ciuded Bible readings, homilies | CITY City ...... Zone . . . State 80002, or by calling the Denver on Christian unity and the sing­ council, 825-7608. ing of two hymns. | Our Ituarfers ~ Advise and Dissent I • th a n k s to r Council S u m m a ry Editor, the Register: Thank you for a complete summary of the Council’s Third Session with Christmas issue. Most helpful. Sister Mary Walter, Editor, the Magnificat, Here I Stand Manchester, N.H. • ‘Swimming Upsiroam’ The Real Tacem in Terris' Editor, the Register: The Register ran an article headlined “ Catholic School- By Frank Morriss there. If they do not get to add, is of such proportion that logue). This is not to be de­ blamable if they try to over­ voice of weight present to in­ Downgrading Is Blamed for Enrollment Drop.” In mid-rebruary scholars that heart, they will have it should make the free world nied. The question must be, look Pope John’s philosophy sist that the encyclical be I would be inclined to dispute this as the essential reason, , and politicians from around failed in presenting the ency­ shudder. however, just how genuine a and theology. They can, considered In its entirety, as and wonder if it isn’t perhaps Catholic parents’ reluctance or clical to the world, if, indeed, the world will meet in New If the scholars of (be Febru- dialogue can be had concern­ however, praise him as a a single unity of thought with inability to support both public and parochial schools. . . that is their purpose. a*‘y convccatiun strike out con­ ing Pacem in Terris, unless mere humanitarian until they certain Immutable roots. York to discuss the late Pope Anybqdy knows it’s a sight easier to drift downstream John’s encyclical Pacem in Pope John begins Pacem in sideration of section 37, Part those engaged in it want to arc blue in the face, but To allow Pacem in Terris with the current rather than battle the tide upstream, and Terris. It had even been ru­ Terris by insisting that the I, of “ Pacem In Terris” they grant the encyclical’s very will be saying nothing at all to be hacked apart is to do mored that the convocation infinite greatness of God are left v/ith a hollow shell. foundations? about the real Pope John or what Milton said is done by that’s about how I feel when it comes to supporting Catholic would bring Pope Paul VI emerges “ first and foremost” That section discusses .God The Communist partici­ the real Pacem In Terris. those who kill a good book — School.s. himself to New York. from modern technological and the moral order. pants,' and others who may The test of the validity of that is, they kill “ the image It’s a considerable sacrifice to send our children to a progress. God’s laws, and His The gathering is under Here Pope John affirms be atheistic or agnostic in the February convocation of God, as it were in the Catholic school, and, since the children don’t appreciate it, alone, are what ultimately sponsorship of the Center for that the order found in hu­ their outlooks, will hardly be must be this: Is there any eye.” (Areopagitica) nor do the bulk of the taxpayers give any thanks for their must govern the relationship man society is wholly (and the Study of Democratic In- of men to men and men to lessened tax load, sometimes I’m inclined to to wonder why the siitiitions, which is itself an the totality of this word can­ governments. not be overlooked) “incor­ heck we bother. Then I’m eminded “The kingdom of heaven „ outgrowth of the Fund for the If, as the planners of the poreal in nature.” Its founda­ is won by violence,” and say to myself, “It surely is, but isn’t Republic. The kindest viewer February convocation have tion, says the Pope, must be it infinitesimally slow in coming.” of these tax-free groups mu.st concluded, this theological truth. conclude they have never If God, alone, appreciates the sacrifice who am I to gripe! basis of the encyclical can he If, as 1 suspect, the schol­ Nevertheless, can’t say-as I’d blame anyone for yielding to been anxious to perpetuate ignored, how' in the name of ars are planning to pre.sent any view that truth is a per­ the temptation of why can’t I go to public school? sanity can the laws Pope Pope John as a sociologist, manent, immutable reality or John is talking about be con­ humanitarian, or even politi­ I’ m weakening, but not yet spent, “ swimming upstream!” that patriotism (unless it is sidered; You can hardly cal scientist, they must to be Mrs. Wm. E. Lee, New Cumberland, Pa. to the “ worid” ) is a virtue. consider laws without con­ true to his own words first Planning sessions have al­ sidering the source of the au­ consider him as a metaphysi­ • Public School Teacher W rite s ready decided that, to accom ­ thority of such laws. cian and theologian. This is modate the widest possible If the scholars ignore Pope a side of Pope John that al­ Editor, the Register: philosophic viewpoints (such John’s first premise, they will most everyone seems to want In regards to the articles and letters suggesting we discon­ as the Communist one. which no longer be talking about to Ignore. Fortunately, his tinue Catholic schools: I believe such suggestions are stupid to will be represented), (he en­ laws, but mere rules of con­ words will not let them. say the least. cyclical will not be presented venience. The world has al­ Consider this furtlier state­ As a Catholic father who is also a public school teacher in regard to Us philosophic or ready gotten in trouble ment in the same section: and a former CCD teacher, I send my daughter to a Catholic theological foundations. I enough with governments that “ But such an order — univer­ have earlier written that with­ consider themselves the arbi­ sal, absolute, and immutable school because she receives a Catholic oriented education and out considering those founda­ ters of what is law and what in its principles — finds its a training that public schools cannot and should not give to tions it is impossible to do is not. Pacem in Terris with­ source in the true, personal children due to the multiplicity of beliefs and unbelief about Justice to the encyclical. I out its theological basis is no and transcendent God. He is God and H's laws. restate that fact, and add belter rule for the relation­ the first truth, the sovereign I believe me public schools offer a good education in the that without the theological good, and as such the deepest ship of men to government secular subjects, but so do Catholic schools, in addition to the premises that Pope John him­ than the decrees of a dicta­ source from which human so­ self made part of the encycli­ tor. ciety, if it is properly consti­ religious training they afford the child. cal, the encyclical becomes Pope John would be the tuted, creative and worthy of The class loads in Catholic schools are relatively high as nothing more than meaning­ first person to recognize this. man’s oicnity, draws its gen­ compared to the public school, but they are doing a creditable less words. He says that the single place uine vitality.” job because of dedicated, well-educated nuns and lay teachers. It is for this reason I Iiave men must look for their guid­ It is true that Pope John, 1 think CCD is doing good work, but in this part of the the utmost misgivings about ance in dealing with others is and Pope Paul VI after him, country it is a poor second best to Catholic schools. in man’s nature, where God says that there can be discus­ that February convocation, ic- As a public school teacher, it is my feeling, they are doing gardless of how much piihMci- has placed His laws. Further­ sion and dialogue between (y or polite approbation it re­ more. the Pope says that those of different philosophies an excellent work in producing well-educated citizens. How­ ceives. If the scholars wish to “ mischief is often cau.sed by (although good will seems to ever, in public schools as in parochial schools, you meet get to the heart of the ency­ erroneous opinions’' in such be the single factor that is some people who talk and act as if they knew more about clical they will find God matters. The mischief, I might inescapable in any true dia­ teaching and schools than the profes.siohal educators. It will be a tragedy if the day comes when we do n'i. have both Catholic and public schools; both are needed to deve­ On the Home Scene lop good citizens, women and gentlemen, good parents of citi­ zens of America, and, I hope, of the city of God. Joseph M. Kelly, Menlo Park, Calif..

Goings-on at the Shea's • sick. Sick, Sick Editor, the Register: By James M. Shea as her patron'jss. But I believe I can remember her at age Sometimes when I have the wheel of torture usually three, when her mother was Sick, sick, sick, everybody these days and everything is written about a topic of some associated with Catherine of seriously ill, sitting at her said to be sick. God’s Church is sick and in dire need of lib­ weight such as racism, pov­ Alexandria more closely ap­ mother’s bedside pretending to eral medicine. America is sick and in dire need of more lib­ proximates my Catherine’s ex­ read from a prayerbook. erty, immigration, liturgical eral medication of which she is truly suffering from an over­ perience. “Dear God, make mother get changes, or education, I re­ dose of now. The egghead quacks have been treating her for ceive the soft complaint, why Steve, a 15-year-old, five- belter,” she prayed aloud. don’t you write about your foot-ten high school freshman, Then, making her voice as thirty or more years for poverty and just as it says on the children more often? I re­ is also a newspaperman, work­ deep as she could, she sug­ medicine bottle, prolonged treatment may cause dangerous ceive hard complaints, too, ing three hours an afternoon gested an an.swer for God: “ I side effects. . . . but you know how that is. . . . daily except Sunday delivering will.” And not long ago, when THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF SOCIETY- I strongly suggest we change doctors and pray to God I fall for this blarney — papers. her mother went to bed with a the Church does not fall into the hands of such an unscrupu­ what father wouldn’t? — but Owen, eighth grader, took painful headache, presumably lous physician. . . . guitar lessons for a year, now the result of a flu attack, Re­ many of the columns I write America is the beautiful, the freest land on this earth and has two youngsters coming to gina barged in and said, “ I in my mind about the children if she Is sick, it is not from natural causes but outside influ- ‘ remain unpublished. Before him for lessons. Between his just want o ask you one ques­ committing them to paper I social activities and Steph­ tion, then I’ll go away and not Which Millennium Will It Be? ence, from those who would bury us. am likely to decide that I have en’s, all male-oriented so far, bother you. Are you going to Enjoyed Frank Scully, he was like an oasis on the desert. I never make a move to an­ die?” Even more distressed by been violating (he children's Paul H. llallctt to produce the necessities and .^s St. Augustine describes Your articles on Madame Nhu have been a real service to swer (he telephone before 9:30 Regina’s anxiety than by her right of privacy, in sonic In­ con foits are concerned, the the thinking of the MllJen- truth and justice. I only wish more of our religion teachers p.m. own aches and pains, Cathe­ stances, or the reader’s right The Great Society has suc­ goal seems assured. ariuns of his time, it en- bothered to read the Catholic press instead of swallowing ev­ The other three parochial rine immediately got up and to freedom from boredom. ceeded the New Frontier as The Great Society has been erything in the daily paper. Our children especially need to school pupils are a trio of played a game with her. vl.sioncd for the last thousand However, I’ll give you a the aim of a peculiarly po- compared to the Century of very dissimilar girls — Made­ Don’t run off yet until I re­ years of tl.e world a “ sacred be armed with these kind of facts and I’m sorry to say brief report on what’s been iitical-minded and therefore the Antonine Emperors, which vacation” (vacatione sacra), happening, and then get back leine, Mary, and Regina. They mind you that Jimmie is sail­ a good many teachers are sadly lacking in good Catholic practical President. It is only was the second century after or time of leisure, “ after the to some things which really are Scout types, full of proj­ ing through kindergarten with reading. logical to assume that some­ Christ. In that favored period labors of the six thousand are more urgent. Opposite me ects, dramas, songs, fun and all the zest of a scholar pursu­ The truth is getting harder to come by each day and I thing like it can be realized, of history there were pea-'e years since man was created at the tabic sits (Catherine, games, and general uproar. ing a doctorate (“ Hey, Mom,” for one depend on tho Catholic press to be informed but am if not in his administration, and prosperity for the chosm who claims the Sienese saint Regina is a worrier, though. he’ll yell as he crashes and banished frem the happi­ at least before the century is few, who had slaves to do ness of Paradise because of not deceived into believing that it too is not suffering from through the various impedi­ outside influence. ments in his path, “ wait’ll you out. their work for them and who tliat great sin to suffer the see what we made today!” ) The Great Society, or tlie had unlimited leisure for pbil- afflictions of this mortality.” Mrs. J. F. Cheek, Evansville, Ind. Ponder and Print And his devoted little slave is Good Life, as it is also called, osophical disputation, if they For six thousand years, ac­ is a social situation where the three-year-old Margaret Mary, did not choose to spend it on cording to these Millenarians, • W h o se fa u ii? apple of (he family's collective heavy work is done by ma­ dissipation. Editor, the Register: eye. chines, where all can find The Great Society also re­ the world will labor. The last We agree with the letter of Margaret Murphy, Greensboro, A New Monster? And on every St. Cecilia’s knowledge to enrich the mind, minds one of the Millennium, thousand years were to be as Day we honor in a special way whei*e leisure provides a the thousand years in which the seventh day, on which the in regards to a more humble and particularly a more objective I..ord rested. All His elect Mary Shelley could have our twins, Monica and Mich­ chance to reflect, where pain the fancy of some early Chris­ assessment of the Catholic educational system. We also feel By G. J. Gustafson, S.S. were to rest also. According hardly known how well she ael, who -joined the Church and disease are banished or tians, whc.se tradition has badly that in speaking about the downgrading in enrollment Within the possibilities of to their calculations, this time (accidentally?) foretold the Triumphant within a day of kept to an absolute minimum. lasted to this day, saw a in Catholic schools, the pasiors place the blame on a growing modern science apparently all would begin in the year 2000 their arrival, seventeen years We are partly along that path glorious reign of Christ on indifference on the part of parents, etc., without seeming to future. A.D. things lie. This is not to deny A fairly recent book by Kurt ago. now. As far as cheap energy earth. care “ why.” what J. W. N. Sullivan wrote St. Augustine in his earlier W. Marek (1961) called Yes- The trouble today is not the threat of Communism but in his Limitations of Science: years admitted the doctrine of tormorrow, has embodied the lack of Christ’s love — the way of meekness which’ is “ All the deepest problems of many of the good thoughts of Profiles and Perspectives a spiritual millennium on the strength. Today in our homes, among our friends even, reli­ mankind, it has been pointed the fictional Frankenstein; Sabbath day of the world's out, lie outside science.” It is but we are afraid that he has history, in which the Lord gion is a touchy subject — something to be hidden, ashamed rather to assert that modem made the same mistake. would reign on earth and of — while all the evils of today take the lead in importance. science with its almost stupe­ His view is that science can the Church would be purged In a sense we are “ prepped” for Communism by an ever ' fying technological achieve­ Religion on Capitol Hill from all impurity. In that age solve everything. He writes: dulling sense of conscience and wrong-doing and an ever- ments is creating more and “ Now that artificial insemina­ there would appear “ a mul­ increasing shame of piety and ChrisUanity. Does this fall more problems. By Joseph P. Kiefer that of the 535 men who will tory, CaUiollcs represent the tion has been accepted vir­ titude of saints, of brilliant completely at the feet of parents? One thinks immediately of tually without opposition . . . What we write here is not comprise the 89tli Congress largest single denomination in dignity, eminent in merits, intended to prove any par­ the A and II bombs which it is clear that the old argu­ this year, only six legislators the U.S, Congress — 14 in the and displaying openly the Mrs. Regina Dempsey, York, Pa. ticular point. Rather it is pre­ may some day put a sudden ment of eugcnicists (if horses listed no religious affiliation. Senate and 94 in the House, a mercy of their Deliverer” sented as a bit of informa­ end to “ all (he deepest prob­ and dogs are bred selectively, All the rest named some reli­ total of 108. The Methodists (S..rino 259, 2). • ‘In G o d W e Trust’ tion that might be of interest gious affiliation (23 different are second in representation lems of mankind,” as wc why not men?) Is right, once Augustine later retracted Editor, the Register: to our readers. denominations were listed), with 94, Presbyterians with have known them for thou­ wc cease to confuse the ques­ this doctrine of spiritual mil- A man’s religious persua­ which is about 99 per cent of 76, Episcopalians with 70, and As you know the Anti-Christ forces in this nation and sands and thousands of un­ tion with considerations of lenarianism and he was al­ sion does not necessarily the total — an impressive Baptists with 55. throughout the world are doing their best to omit the name of told years. But. then, Uils is Christianity . . . Now that not ways repelled by the compet­ make him a better public of­ majority in a land that some simply a new problem, uhat- only blood and sperm but tis­ The number of Catholics on ing doctrine of crass or ma­ God whenever, wherever they can. I think it’s about time we ever its final answer. sues and organs (chickens’ ficial, although what he be­ critics describe as godless Capitol Hill should not give Catholics spearhead the counter-attack on the.se evil forces. and pagan. terialistic millpnarianism, ac­ There is an old story called hearts and dogs’ kidneys) are lieves can influence some of cause for worry to those who One way we can do this is that whenever the Afnerican his decisions. A conscientious For the first time in his- cording to which the Just who Frankenstein, or subtitled. being preserved, one can only may fear a Catholic takeover rose again on earth “ would flag is raised on buildings and schools which are under the objector may cast hi.s vote of the country. Nor should The Modern Prometheus, infer that it will soon be pos­ indulge in immoderate carnal jurisdiction of the local Catholic diocese that a pennant with against a declaration of war. Catholics themselves look for written in 1817 by the wife of sible to preserve human be­ feasts, in which there would the words “ In God We Trust” be flown underneath the Amer­ A Protestant lawmaker may any favors just because 28 Shelley. Frankenstein, like the ings.” be so much food and drink as ican flag. oppose federal aid to paroWi- per cent of the Senate and 19 fabled Prometheus, tried to There are several assump­ to be beyond the bounds not ia! schools with as much vi­ per cent of the House will be I’m sure the opinion from Catholics throughout the nation render humanity a wonderful tions involved in this broad­ S ( ^ U i 0 S only of temperance, but even gor as a Catholic legislator Catholic. Let us recall, for will be favorable in making the above suggestion a reality. service. He had the best of side. of credulity” (“City of (iod” might favor it. A Jewish Con­ example, that in the past, motives. He succeeded, as the Not many scientists would XX , 7, 1). Joseph Marcello, Sr., Batavia, N.Y. story goes, in creating by me­ accept his easy acceptance of gressman may be inclined to FULL AS BOOKS federal aid to parochial push for aid to Israel while There will be no thousand chanical means a living being the workability of eugenics, God is and all is well. — schools was opposed both by voting to curtail help to the years’ reign of Christ on earth. • Who Lislens? who would be free from all for one thing — considerations John Greenleaf Whittier (1807- a Catholic President and some Arab nations. Such prefer­ At least the Holy Office de­ Editor, the Register: the ills “ the flesh is heir to.” of Christianity or no. 1892), My Birthday. Catholic members of the Con­ But his product turned out to For another point, why call ences are understandable and * * « gress. cided, in 1944, that that doc­ How can we honestly have expected the Nazis (the bad guys are to be expected. Catholics represent less trine could not be taught safe­ be a monster because it had what is thus produced and For every-thing created in of W.W.II) to have listened to Pope Pius XII, when we no mind to judge morally and possibly preserved “ human.” As wc said, a man’s reli­ than one-fourth of our coun­ ly. But part of the dream of gious belief does not neces­ the bounds of earth and sk y/ Americans (the good guys) ignore the present Pope’s plea to aid no heart with which to love. All the human and humane try’s i>opulalion. Their num­ the crass Millenarians re­ sarily make him a better Has such longing to be muted, the starving millions of the world? Surely, to be human is lO elements would have been bers in Congress now ap­ mains r proximate possibility. public servant, although most it must couple or must die. — know and love! lost in transit. proach this percentage. This The likelihood of a spiritual A Reader, Cleveland, 0. of us, wc feel sure, would George John Whvte Melville means that finally reprc.senta- millennium, in which the good rather entrust our govern­ (1821-1878), “ Like to Like.” tion l.s catching Up with popu­ will prevail is more remote. LcUprs tor tho “ Ailvise and nissin l" cniuran trom readers Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. ment to men who turn to Ciod lation. Yet this “ vacation” of the of the "IteRlsler" are most weleome. The editors roserve the Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic Newspapers for guidance and enlighten­ There are no crown-wearers It could also signify (hat world will become a hell if it rlRht to edit these letters, and. wh.-re neecssary because nt 1913-1960 ment in the fulfillment of in heaven who were not cross­ voting for or against a man does nut become an age' of lack ot space, to run excerpts ot the longer letters. Contribu­ their duties. bearers here below — Spur­ because of his religion is now spiritual rebirth as well as of tors are asked to keep their ietters as short as possibie so as It is encouraging to note geon. a thing of the past. material surfeit. to give more peopic the opportunity to express opinions Page 5 R^egisforials Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register The Anchor Bible Doctor Relates Experiences in Ghana To give short-term mission “early leprosy” having encoun­ nurses to help guide and teach, in Africa; they would face the and dope, will revert to the blindness" contracted along the volunteers authority and re­ tered such ca.ses in the past. receives applications from pla- same overcrowding, the .same lowest savage tendencies and marshy, reed-grown banks, and sponsibility in their specialties cc*s as far away as the capital, drain on essential supplies, and become worse than the wildest to the guinea worm that forms - How Ecumenical? is the best way for the Church “ A SAD COMMENT in my Accra. little or no relief in sight from animals of the jungle — com­ a long, snaky spiral underneath fully to develop lay resources own African experienc»* is the outside. pletely confused and absolutely the skin, up to two feet in as yet untapped, an .\merican disturbing maternal and infant By Paul H. Hallelt the Magisterium of the INSIDE THE tightly-fenced beyond reason." length. doctor declares. mortality rate,” Dr. Pollice re­ A reviewer from the Iliff Church. and guarded . liospital com­ “ THIS .MUST and will be re­ By this means tlie African He is Dr. John .\nlhony P«)l calls. Muscle and skin abscesses, School of Theology writes a pound, with its 130 beds, and medied” the doctor says, “only lice of Denver, who recently Ho was to b« responsible for peoples stand to lose not only inflammations, and collections sympathetic I’eview of the NOW THE “ eschatological separate surgery building, when rhe. red tape governing completed a year’s arduous me the hospital’s maternity depart­ the respect of the nations of of pus deep within the body first two volumes of the An­ connotations” of Gen. iii, 15, where major operations are of­ entry of supplies into these new dicai practice in the White ment. as well as for the surgi liie world, but the fruits of ail defy the best diagnostic skill of chor Bible, widely advertised which are obvious enough ten performed by daylight to countries is curtailed to expe­ F'al’hers mission hospital at Jir cal division. the work performed by dedicat­ trained medical men. as able to serve “ Protestant, from a mere examination of spare the diesel fuel that had dite their transit to the places Prenatal clinics supervised byl ed missionaries who came only I..eprosy. cancer, tuberculosis Catholic, and Jew .” the text, are abundantly spe­ apa, Northwest Ghana. to be carried long distances to where they are needed.” to relieve sickness and suffer­ and hookworm are ever pre­ cified by St. Paul and the Since his World War II ser­ the Franciscan Missioners of run the electric power genera­ The ugly Congo Communist The reviewer thinks the ing. to prolong life, prevent sent, and ofren diseases are tradition of the Church. vice in the Pacific, the Denver Mary had given excellent in­ tor, there is a nurses residence, killings will not quench the un­ claim “ ambitious." I would crippling diseases, feed the spread by “ carriers” not them­ Escliatological means final, surgeon has wanted to help me­ struction to mothers. Dr. Pol­ and bungalows for the medical faltering faith of the African substitute the word “ impossi­ starving, and to reunite fami­ selves infected. bearing out the ultimate des­ dical missions, but found that lice found, but the great diffi­ staff. Catholics, but they have spread ble,” at least as far as Cath­ lies, as God’s ambassadors of tiny of man. and unless thi.s most stations only accepted culty was getting the mother to “ No one was ever turned a new wave of insecurity olics are concerned. goodwill to all His children SCARC'ITA' OF water encou­ and other passages of the Bi­ qualified members of the reli­ the hospital at the right time to away from the hospital, even across the country. One of the two editors of have her baby. | everywhere. rages the barefoot people to (he Anchor Bible is a name ble are eschatological, the Bi­ gious orders, and no position.s when overflowing its capacity.” In incendiary areas such make use of any body of wa­ calculated to inspire con­ ble is no more than a literary were available to a man with Malnutrition, lack of t>ro(ein,' the American doctor said. trouble can occur overnight, Meanwhile, the people live ill ter, no matter how contaminat­ fidence. He Is Dr. William curiosity. a *'mily. is a chief cause of illness, but| “ Everyt)ne is a human being Dr. Pollice notes. nourLshed, subject to malaria, ed or how uninviting it may be, Foxwell Albright, one of the cattle are a mark of prestige’ It is for Hie Church, and WHEN THE White Fathers of created by God and must be “ .Abetted by outside influen­ anemia, elephantiasis, “ river Dr. Pollice comments. world’s foremost authorities not for stray Bible transla­ to the owner of a herd, and' treated accordingly — this was .Africa advertised for a medical ces. the young .African rebel, on Biblical archaeology. tors, however well versed in few animals are killed for the prevailing thought that man to serve in Ghana, Dr. meat. steeped in taboos and supersti­ I recommend to all his their specialty, to pronounce sparked the hospital staff’s ef­ Pollice applied and was accept­ Cheese, butter and a wheat tions requiring ritualistic ap­ book, available as a paper­ U]K>n the eschatological mean­ forts.” peasements to ward off evil back, From the Stone Age to ing of any Biblical text. ed. product, all in two-pound cans, After due bureaucratic pro­ Thousands more such hospi­ spirits, armed with modern Christianity. It is a moving labeled “ From the people of tals, with the same type of de­ The eschatological meaning cess and investigation by repre­ the United States” were distri­ weapons and with his imagina­ account of how scientific his­ of the Protoevangelium is dicated personnel, are required tion inflamed by rotten liquor tory has vindicated the action sentatives of the new African buted when available, some well attested by the tradition nation, he received his entry supplies even making their way of revelation on history. of the Church; Christ l.s the permit in October, 1963, finding up country to more remote sec­ seed of the Woman, and from himself with only a few hours tions. BUT AS TO the individual this it follows that the Wo­ RELIGIOUS ARTICLES-CHURCH SUPPLIES in which to pack 44 pounds of Tenacious French Canadian translations of this series, man is His Blessed Mother, P ^ o p p i w s s luggage and take a jet plane Sister M. Caltry. hospital admi­ .After Christmas Clearance much caution is called for. As Eve was the mother of all for Now York, en route to .\c- nistrator, who had spent more The Anchor Bible, of which the living in the physical or­ CRIB FIGURES Va OFF era, the Ghana capital. than 25 years in .Africa, headed (lenesis and the Epistles of der, so Mary is the Mother .Apart from the course in tro­ the group of 10 nuns from the CHRISTMAS CARDS Vi OFF James, Peter, and Jude ^ave ef all (he living in the .spiri­ " [ | ] g5 0 g [1qB d d s © oq pical medicine offered to Navy British Isles, Canada, and been translated, is distin­ tual order. STORE HOURS guished among Biblical ver­ personnel, there was no other France, and offered the best of Another radical defect of 9 a.m. to-5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, sions for its copious foot­ course available in the United medical and nursing care to the Anchor edition of Genesis notes, which in itself is a States. Dr. Pollice boned up patients from hundreds of miles D 0 © r a © 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays is its introduction, in which good thing. Many of these hurriedly on the few textbooks around. the translator makes the footnotes could benefit the available. The community’s nursing untrue and unscholarly state­ HAMPDEN TO TAMARAC OR. Catholic as well as any other .After delays in .Accra and at school of 70 student nurses, all SHOWHOUSES- 1120 Broadway .5.34-8233 ment that “ there is no proof ALAMEDA TO UNION BLVO. Bible reader. But som e others hoi, crowded Tajnale in Central •Africans, with a few graduate { so far of Abraham’s historici­ 1 easily lead to his confusion. Ghana, the doctor whom he ty.” Revelation is a history .\n example is the brief was to relieve cam e from Jira- -of salvation, and Abraham is note on the Protoevangelium pa and conveyed him by bat­ one of the chief characters in of Genesis iii, 15, wherein tered Volkswagen over almost that history. God foretells a conflict be­ impassable roads, around tween the Serpent and its THE PEDESTRIAN and washed-out bridges, 250 miles seed and the Woman and her pedantic translation is the to the mission station. seed. least of the objections to the With an English internist, This laconic comment is all Anchor Bible. The opening who had studied at the School that is given in the .\nchor lines of Genesis wdll reveal of Tropical Diseases in Liver­ edition: “ The passage does its character: pool. Dr. Pollice found morning not liistify eschatological con­ dispensary hours long, tiring notations.” “ When God set about to and discouraging. Right here we set* the im­ create heaven and earth — .As many as 250 patients filed Place your savings possibility of any translation the world being then a form ­ through each day. seeking ad-' less waste, with darkness of the Bible, liowevor faithful vice and treatment, among! it may be. satisfying the over the seas and only an I them many seriously ill child-i awesome wind sweeping over Church’s requirements. unle.*:s ren. j where every cent is there is a special edition for the water — God said, ‘ Let Student nurses and the nunsi there be light’ . .\nd there was Catholics. helped as interpreters of Ihej light. God was pleased with Every Bible intended for various dialects, and Sister the light that be saw,” etc. use by lay Catholics must be John, the hospital pharmacist CONVENIENTLY supplied with notes, and those I do not believe tliat any and a veteran in the unusual notes must interpret the Di­ ordinary reader, Protestant ailments of .Africa, aided diag- vine Word in harmony with or Catholic, can benefit by I nosis. One puzzling rash, back Trad|tlon. the Fathers, and such Biblical pedantry. I and front, she pronounced as AVAILABLE

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Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. G. R. Carrel Chief Colorado State Patrol Thursday, Jonuary 7, 1965 42 Empire, OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER Invalid Ordained BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION RESOURCES OVER $100 MILLION The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial In His Wheelchair approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the Dublin, Ireland — Father Pa­ archdiocese. Whatever appears in Its columns over the trick Lewis. C.S.S., was or­ 4 Denver Offices: 4 Out of Denver Offices: signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our dained while confined to a Curia is hereby declared official. wheelchair. Home Office: 1654 California Street, Denver, Coio. 80202 Broomfield, Number 1 Garden Center We hope The Register will be read in every home of Archbishop John McQuaid of Westland Center, Lakewood, 10405 West Colfax. Longmont, 5th and Coffman Streets the archdiocese. Dublin ordained F'athcr Lewis, University Hills Center, 2700 South Colorado Blvd. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a who fell victim to polio nine Loveland, 6th and Jefferson Streets taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of years ago when he was study­ Bear Valley, South Sheridan at Dartmouth Greeley, 900 • Bth Avenue The Register. ing at the Missionary college of URBAN J. VEHR the Holy Ghost Fathers here. Feast of St. Francis de Sales Archbishop of Denver Special permission of the Holy See was granted for his ordina/ Jan. 29. 1960. tion. Page 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Jon, 7, 1965 Advsntwrws in Family Living. Paramount Club To Install Officers After the Fire, the Flood An installation of new officers By Sue Wuller had eight silver platters, but Actually it was not the will be conducted by members no ironing board. fault of the detergent. The of the Paramount club in the The first day of homeinak- Un the second day after we drain hose was pinched DAV hall, 1225 Broadway. Den­ ing resulted in a fire at our returned from our wedding against the wall, and the wa­ ver, on Friday, Jan. 8, at 7:30 house. The second day brought trip, my father-in-law brought ter had no place to go. Our p.m. The Rev. John Cotter, spir­ the flood as I learned about me an ironing board. He was washer was located in the ex­ itual moderator of the club, will our washing machine. Do not supposed to arrive just after tra large kitchen, so that was preside. despair, young lovers. Brides one o’clock, so 1 decided to where the water went — all Dancing will begin at 8:30 I learn to cook and run a house get a load t>f laundry in (be over the kitchen floor. p.m. with refreshments to be i without too many accidents, washci before he came. Naturally in our store of served. Donation is 75 cents per j but every learner is entitled The washday powder was pretty, yet impractical wed­ person. On the refre.shment com ­ : to a few mistakes. a “ high-sudser” and the direc­ ding presents, there was mittee for the month are Flor­ In all our dozens of wed- tions were printed on the neither mop nor bucket. But ence Smith. Florence Lamars. I ding presents there were box. “ OBOY!” I thought. one important resource we Betty Keethers. and Carolyn I many lovely things. However “ None of this oversudsing in did have — a nice neighbor. MRS. WRAY BURTON, the MRS. RICHARD R. MA­ former Sharon Schaefer, is HER, the former Rita Ann Sames. Information about the ; there were not many practi­ my house." Famous last I dashed next door and bor­ Scherer, is the daughter of club can be obtained from cal things. For example, we words! rowed a mop and a bucket to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo John Scher­ .\melia Desmond, FL. 5-5444. clean up the sudsy sea on our Frank Schaefer of St. Peter’s er, Denver. Bridegroom is the floor. When Gene’s dad came parish, Fleming. Bridegroom son of Mrs. Marion Maher of Annunciation PTA with the Ironing hoard, be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burton of Inglewood, Milwaukee. • Wis. Ceremony found that it was no longer Will Give Luncheon was performed recently in St. Archbishop's Guild my most pressing problem. Calif. Double-ring ceremony Mrs. iJlly Robinson, president Vincent de Paul’s church, Den- , Ankle-deep in suds in the was performed recently in St. of the Annunciation branch of Ways and means chairman.Garbella will entertain Precious ver. Breakfast and reception kitchen, he found his newly Peter’s church, Fleming. The .Mt. St. Vincent Home for Boys. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burenheide Anita Saunders asks that all Blood circle on Jan. 9. couple are residing in Dow­ were held in the Denver Ath- • Denver, announces a luncheon in circles collect their Gold Bond acquired daughter-in-law. Good-naturedly, Dad helped ney, Calif. letic Club, Following a trip to the home. 4159 Lowell boule­ stamps and coupons and send NEW officers of Our Lady of ' Colorado Springs, the couple me r.o|) up the mess. vard at 12:30 on Thursday. Jan. t.iem to Dolores DeAndrea. 4H53 the Snows circle are Elsie Pom- I are residing in Milwaukee. 14. Card playing will follow with Sterling Couple Marks Dudley, or turn them in at the ponio, Eviyn Mucilli, and Mar­ Our neighbor helped us find Horse Sense special prizes. Hostesses will be I p’ esidents' dinner. The.se are lene Mariano. They will meet in a couple of more buckets and It takes horse sense to man­ members of the .\nnunciation needed for awards at the fash­ the home of Elsie Pomponio we bailed out the kitchen. PTA. 50 Years oi Marriage ion show. Jan. 12. Bernadine Davis will Then the washer had to await age horsepower, says the Colo­ The Blessed Virgin Mary cir- entertain St. Catherine Laboure my husband’s attention and rado State Patrpl. If you’ ve got WHAT ABOUT YOU? The golden wedding anniver- ing in 1956. Soon afterward the cic will meet o i Jan. 7 at Norma circle and Betty Jo Burke will the dirty clothes stayed dirty a lot of horsepower under the sary ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry couple moved to Sterling. Parachini’s. On Friday, Jan, that day. entertain Little Flower circle on hood, you’d better be certain of Burenheide of Sterling was ob-[ .Mother Soton circle and Isabelle Jan. 12. Infant of Prague circle When my husband found the the amount of hoi*se sense served Dec. 27 at a Mass of-j TIIK COUPLE are the McNamara will entertain Im- will meet in the home of Pat trouble and corrected it. the fered for their intention by the'parents of 11 children, eightl maculate Conception circle Ida Hogan and Dorothy McEnany little washer worked just fine you’ve got under your hat. Rev. James Kane in St. Antho-i daughters and three sons: Ida entertains St. Gemma Marie for about a year. Then, when ny’s church. Sterling. The Burenheide, Sterling; Mrs. circle on Jan. 14. our first child came home couple renewed wedding vows Stanley Hamish and Mrs. Wil- St. Martha circle meets in the from the hospital, it quit. and a family dinner and recep- liam Sweet, North Platte, Neb.; laundry Anti-Cancer home of Mary Montoya Jan. il. It seemed to go on s'rlke tion fololwcd. Mrs. Jake Mildenberger, Port- Vessel of honor circle will meet whenever we brought home a .Mrs. Herman Bre- dry cleaning Elizabeth Weinman and Hen- laod, Ore. in the home of Harriet Parks baby after that. Perhaps it Maurice Schaefer, ry Burenheide were married in; ,\i'rf Aiabert Brekei, Flem- Dance Slated on Jan. 12. New officers of the was that old machine’s way "Where the charm of St. Josephs church Oipe.. 3^ circle are Regina .-\ducci. Helen of protesting against the ex­ neurness, is restored" Kans. They moved >0 ^eide. Sterling; Norbert Buren- Wilkinson. Peggy Peters, and tra work load. Anyhow, now Charlene Burke. St. Luke circle that old washer is retired Colo. and became memhe.^s of Fleming; and Omer, By Auxiliary Mem ber aft SI. Peters parish in 1.44. pruita. The couple will meet on Jan. 12. completely. Burenheide re^hred f^ m larm- grandchildren. All al- The Denver auxiliary of the New officers of Handmaids of But I’ll never forget it for * Notional Institute of The Most Important American Medical Center at tended the celebration except Mary circle are Carol Maschka, the lesson it taught me about Dry Cleaning ...A FRANCISCAN SISTER! Mrs. Mildenberger. Denver will hold its annual Mary Kay Ellis, and Doliy Kor- practical and impractical H & H SHOE REPA!R “Dancer .\ g a i n s t Cancer” CAKE GIVING YOURSELF to a life com­ sick. Judy Wong will entertain presents. The moral of this * American Institute of dance at the Denver Hilton ho­ the circle on Jan. 13. .Mso meet­ pletely dedicated to the salvation ol ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE story? Give a bride a mop Laundering in your life for the souls . . . through prayer, work, sac­ E n g a g e d tel at 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16. ing on Jan. 13 are St. Gerard along with her silver plat- rifice, and ioy . . . by using your **Lo w 9 tf Prices .Mr. and Mrs. Philip Saulino, Tickets at $5 i>er couple are circle members in the home of ters(?) most important occasion talents as a Nurse, Laboratory and Highest Quofify” Denver, have announced the en­ available by calling the AMC, Yolanda Martinez and Heart call ma 3-4281 for the X-Ray Technician, Secretary. Account­ gagement of 2.13-6501. of Jesus circle members in Jane Wedding Cakes ant, Dietitian, Seamstress. Cook, as welt convenience of pick up Half Soiss and Heels their daughter. Music at the dance will be Johnson’s. Toni Bruno will be A Specialty as in other hospital departments and Precious Blood Downtown Prices $4.50 Phyllis Ann. hostess to SI. Francis circle on In a new extension of our work In the provided by Tom Gardner and and delivery in Denver Catechetical and Social Service Fields to Richard his orchestra. Jan. 14. Our Everyday Price Kdward Ka.s- Regional Head and all suburbs. THERE IS NO GREATER CHARITY! Only $2.97 cak, .son of T II E I) E \ V E R auxiliary (Wrile—giving your age—to Vocation Mr. and Mrs. Visits 6 Houses D irecto r. 767 30lh St., Rock Island- 903 E. Colfax at Emerson plans to present two awards Edward R. Mary Turelli LAUNDERERS llllnols, for further details of this. Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the evening; A five-piece Western Regional superior of Kascak of AND happy life.) silver tea service plus another the Sister.s of the Precious Denver. Bride- CLEANERS BAKERY “ surprise prize” that will To Be Bride of Blood, Sister M. Leoncita made ARVADA elect is a gra­ announced later. Phone AAA. 3-4261 duate of North _ a formal visitation to the six Phone RA 2-2859 I 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7723 The “ Dancer .\gainst Cancer’ houses of the congregation in 2 5 00 CURTIS high school, Mi-s.vii". Qeo. Meredith Home of Fine Pastries { dance is the m ajor fund-raising Denver recently. WESTMINSTER Denver. Her fiance is a gra­ a reputation maintained 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU event of the year for the Den­ .Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Turelli 66 So. Broittway | 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 428-5097 duate of St. Joseph's high The Sisters perform seereta- since 1905 school, Denver, and at present ver auxiliary. of Denver have announced rial duties and housekeeping at 1550 Colo. B tvd . 3410 B . 3rd A v * . , All proceeds from the event 1040 SO. COM. e iv d . f ^ 1 HR. THORNTON ^ is stationed at Fort Carson. No the engagement of their the residence of .\rchbishop Ur­ date has been set for the wed­ will be given to the American daughter, Mary Amelia, to ban J. Vehr of Denver, and DRY CLEANING 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 ding. Medical center in Denver for George Meredith, son of Mr. cook for the St. Thomas archdi­ use in its program of catKer 1 DAY WHEATRIDGE and Mrs. Har­ ocesan seminary, besides teach­ research and free treatment for old .Meredith ing at Christ the King, All O L I V E R ^ S ' 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-1438 St. Clara Aid Party LAUNDRY patients with advanced and re­ of Colorado Saints’. St. Anne’s, Ar\ada, and To Be Held Jan. 13 current cancer and chronic re- RADIO PICK-UP ’ DENVEit Springs. Mr. Cure d'Ars schools. Meat Market The St. Clara Aid Society’.^ I spiratory disease, Turelli. re­ Sister Tx'oncita wa.s quoted as DISPATCH & DELIVERY 929- 15TH ST. • 244-4493 monthly card party will be held! tired p u b lic saying that she enjoyed her Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats” LEE O ’CONNOR 2915 SPEER BIVO. • 433-6259 Wednesday, Jan. 13. at 12:30 THE AMC was founded 60 senant. and week's visit to Colorado, and p.m., at St. Clara’s orphanage, years ago as the Jewish Con- his family are CHOICE STEAKS ■ ROASTS ORiJER Member: Sts. Peter & Paul FORT-COLLINS feit that the schools showed 3800 W. 29th avenue, Denver. A'sumptives’ Relief society. Since longtime re.si- much progress She reside* at Parish 2215 SO. COOEGE • 482-0996 luncheon will be served and its founding (he hospital has (Icnts of I>en- San Luis Rey academy, in San Fresh Poultry Fish awards presented. provided more than 4.000.000 vor. Lui.s Rey, Calif. 9 Prelasdonai M«at Cutitrt to Strva You The card party was originally days of free care and treat­ T h e bride- Phen« 733 4*29 ) s n B . *fh A v « . planned for Jan. 6 but was ment to persons from all over M.r, Turglll ^ postponed until Jan. 13. the world. uatc of Cathedral high school. Last year, alone, the center Denver, recently returned to BALDWIN gave Denver - area patients Denver after leaving a busi­ Established 1862 Dr. James P. Gray 10,000 days of free care — care ness career in San Francisco, that would otherwise have cost OPTOMETRIST her fiance earned his B..\. in for . . . Rentals— Sales the community more than philosonhy at schools in the Eyes Examined $600,000. Colorado and New York areas. He recently returned to the Visual Care U.S. following .study in Euroi>e. Pianos: Organs Contact Lenses Salon Guild At present he Is a member of Sets Meeting the Register editorial staff. “IN DENVER'S MUSIC CENTER" 213 Colo. Bldg. The couple will be married 1615 Calif. A meeting of the Seton guild Jan. 30 in St. Vincent de 1623 California St. AC 2-9701 will be held Jan. 8 at 7:30 in Paul’s church, Denver, the Cathedral convent, 1840 Customer Parking at 1745 Stout St. For Appointment Call: Grant street, Denver. Mrs. 825-8883 James Harrington. M^s. Mary St. Joseph’s Guild Jones, -and Mrs. Freda Morgan To Moot Saturday will be hostesses. The new officers for 1965, Members of St. Joseph's Announcing Safeway’s Fifth Annual elected recently, are Mrs. guild will meet Saturday, Jan. Everlyn Farber, president; 9, in the library of St. Francis Mrs. Thomas Haney, vice pres­ de Sales’ high school. Denver, at 2 p.m. Final plans for the Father said,"Pull yourself up by ident; Mrs. Vallejos, secretary; Sister M. Leoncita and Mrs. Morgan, treasurer. annual card parly to be held Feb. 6 in St. James’ parish hall your own bootstraps. Save!” EXTRA URLUE DflVS will be made. Father knows best. 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U50 Ce«rt Place (300 UtK St.) Prices good in Denver & Suburbs thru Sot., Jon. 9, 1965 "Denver Catholic Register" is [Monday at S p.m. Page 7 • Symphony Review. . . ” I I Thursday, Jan. 7 , 1965 The Denver Catholic Register All-Orchestral Concert By Edward Le Maginnis, S.J. pvenint' marked Uie one of Ihe most agreeable con-1 performance of thi.s remarkably ^second half of certs of the .season thii.s far. complex musical te.xlurc. The Notfk. DeMvei MguJs Denver Symphony woodwinds were fully up to •VI. r ^ ^JOLSCilMANN opened the their u.sual musical standard. I fh Vladimir Golschmann, program with a work he com- and the brass were several ! Confirmation to the local ------missioned for the St. lx>uis notches above theirs. The Class for Commentators podium after a Symphony Orche.stra several strings also were above theirs Classes for mid-season ab­ years ago, .Mexandre Tans but, alas, not quite up to that Planned in Westminster sence of about man's “ Vai’ialions on a Theme measure of tonal lushness or Adults Slated six weeks. The by Frescobaldi.” I remember “ fatness" which the music of (Guardian .Angels’ Parish. Den- The CCD Instruction classes concert was (Holy Trinity I'ari.sh, Westmin­ hearing the earlier version of Brahms demands. The long can­ ster) ver) for high school students will rc- an all - orches­ thi.s piece In St. Louis in the tilenas of the first and. espe­ .A new class for .Mass com-jsume on Mondays at 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation classes in tral one. In ■30'.s and being moderately di- cially. the' second movements mentators in Guardian .\nge!s’ f®*" grade school pupils on MA- Holy Trinity parish will begin tile folk-ways ; verted by it at the tim^. The were squeezed out instead of parish will be organized forP®|^rday at 9;.30 a.m. The 1 Ann of .American present version is for string or­ sung with a resulting labored Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 8 p.m. Ail adults who have not been boys of high school age. s choir will practice on er of • concert - go • chestra only. Our string choir quality to Uic performance, nterested boy should contact :^®*^‘ day from 8:30 to 9; 30 Scher- ing, this is the handled it creditably, with ttie which is rather deadly in music confirmed should attend. CCD teachers, secretaries, the Rev. Michael F. Kerrigan.' ______is the .sort of thing exception of a really unfortu- of this sort. Still the perform­ board members, choir mem­ assistant pastor, as soon ler of that is slipped in at strategic nate contretemps at the begin- ance was one of integrity smony bers. organists, ushers, .Mass possible so that a time may be! points in the concert sea.son ning of the fugue which pre- and competence, and, as such, set for a meeting. in St. with the hope of holding on Uie cedes the final reprise of the it marked a notable forward commentators, sacristy and I JUST , Den- stable audience until the next original theme. Nevertheless, it step in the'progress of the Den- rectory helpers, special assi The Men's club will hold its , ^ptlon concert — more- popular and must honestly be said that the ver Symphony Orchestra, slants, and all other parish first meeting of the year Tues- X • Ath- moie expensive — when a work is jtill no more than mild- workers are invited to the an­ day, Jan.. 12, at 8 p.m. In the j. PUBLISHED rip to “ namc” artist graces the plat- ly diverting. Compared with the Till-: SECOND half of the pro­ nual parish banquet and party club room. jV ;ouple form. Perhaps it was because essays of a composer like gram consisted of the transcrip- on Wednesday, Jan. 13. Dinner The weekly games partv;^ they were happy to see Mr. Brahms in the variation form, tion for string orchestra of at the Capri at 6:30 p.jn. will sponsored by the Men’s clubi{^ THE POWER Oolschmann back or maybe it Mr. Tansman sounded academi- Schoenberg’s “ V crklaerte he followed by a |»rogram at will be resumed each Fridayj(f is that we have more of our cally pallid. . .\achf’ and Havel’s “ La o’clock. From 9 to 11 p.m. starting at 8 p.m. j j. Bavarian party will be held in OF LOVE share of concert-Koers who reel sus«ealed for com- Valse.- Our .strinss coped at The Theresian Spirit the parish recreation hall. Inquiry class«*.s will resume I? , ognize the satisfaction inherent least adequately with Schoen-' 1 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the \ in the kind of proKram Mr.l " 'a ber(! and gave us an asreeable .Members of the Thercsians of S(. Louis’ parish, Englewood, CCD classes for grades one, Golsohmann offered, but Ben- Tuesday : PIaurcen White, and Teresa large number of students in the DRY CLEANING qualifying remark or two. This Wilhelm. Shown with them are Sister Mary Raphaline, modera- | CCD program, 72nd & Lowell Blvd. symphony, while it is one of the AND LAUNDRY tor, and Sister Mary Corlita. 'ointed Colorado Heart Sunday, May 2. for he exem ',,j, Parents or guardians of Fund chairman for the Febru- pllf.tation of the fourth d e g r e e ^ ,,, 5 ,,, VISIT YOUR aliens under 14 years of age ry. 1965. campaign, according The announcement stipulated 1,, submit reports for such child­ to Abe Ravin. .M.D.. president that the degree would be excm- ^ nubllshed until the following ren. of the Colorado Heart associa- piifi^d by the Denver assembly, CATHOLIC LIBRARY tion. Dr. John Farley of Fbjcblo, state ma.ster, will be in Denver next TRADITIONALLY Serving his third year as week to approve the plans for THE FINEST IN chairman of the Heart Fund, PHOTOGRAPHY 3Ir. Yetter announced the 1965 the degree and the banquet that SATRIANO ALL PARISHES WELCOME , . , goal of $360,000 to support the will follow at the Denver Hilton hotel in the evening. | D e C g f i C E Colorado Heart association’s ex- BROTHERS ten.sive program of research, OPEN n A,M. TO 3 P,M. MSS E. CoHax JANITOR education, and community serv­ CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS ice. SERVICE In announcing the increased ^ Rug and Upholstery OPEN SUNDAY 10 A,M. TO 2 P,M. goal for 1965, Mr. A'etler said, Shampooing w a ll CARPETS “ heart and circulatory diseases ^ Complete House P’rce Hrowsinjf Room Sl/e O I remain the nation’s number one Cleaning DENVER NURSING HOME and Smaller IX W killer, accounting for more than La.'gaat salactlons In tht Clly ' Floor Waxing and Membership Fee $1 Per Year . . . 14th & Josephine 54 per cent of the deaths yearly. Polishing PLEASE SEND A FREE COPY OF Furniture “Significant advances have ’Y0ur Phmhtr for YtAHS’ * Walls and Windows been made in the fight against Access to tliousands of dollars “LIFE AT DENVER NURSING HOME" W ashed this complex of diseases but 4 5 5 ^ 3 2 3 Expert • Dependable Nam e . ------much remains to be learned. Of Catholic Literature E.M.W. Proceeds from the 1963 cam­ 3030 U.4A3£AY€. Insured Address ------where cash talks paign will be used to continue Ca II Ui f«r Frtt EtllinatAt 2141 So. Broadway the development of new knowl­ O t . S-S754 and O L . S-«2Sf 625 19lh St. Next to Holy Ghost Church Sllerman 4«27S4 ISM W . 44th Ava. City ...... - ...... edge so that more may live.” j Page 8 •'he Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 TV Series on "Church and Marriage' Who Are the Bek Brothers? Cancelled Abruptly by NCCM Unit

By C. J. Zecha THE MAIN question con­ director of NCCM. cited the concern of various persons The National Council of cerning the Jan. 5 statement Secret Is Out — On Record from NCCiM seems to be; Why over its discussion of birth Catholic Men's radio and tele­ control. He said in view of the vision department abruptly did NCCM go ahead and re­ Those who know Iheir folk cal ranges, choice of harmo­ that way since — all through fact that this is still under dis­ cancelled Us current Catholic lease the program to NBC music have been talking up nic blend, and unique in­ grade school, high school, and when it was aware that the cussion at the Vatican Coun­ Hour television series. “ The an album called ‘ Bek-oning,” strumentation sets them apart college. Pope had previously recom­ cil that the Holy Father has Church and Marriage,” on performed by the Bek Broth­ from every other folk-singing But the real surprise came mended a limitation of public personally instituted a special ers. As far as anyone knows group. They are backed by when it was discovered that Tuesday, Jan. 5. discussion on the subject of study commission on the sub­ it is not available in the Den­ the guitars of Bernard Mal- the youths have more to their The four-part series had birth control? ject — and at the same time ver area. In order to get a thys and Bill Grassman, with background than what is been scheduled to begin Sun­ No doubt Hie pressure put has i-ccommcndcd a limitation clue as to where the album intricate bongo rylhmn handl­ evident on the album cover: day. Jan. 3 over NBC-TV on on NCCM to cancel the series of public discussion it had originates we traced a source ed by Chuck Bcierwaltes. Two are Redemptorist priests KO.A-TV, Channel 4. Denver, was done for a good reason. been decided not to discuss it revealing that, at present, it's and KOAA-TV, Channel 5, THIS IS more than just an and the other four are It appears that a more clear- on the Catholic Hour at this among the bestsellers in Wis­ Colorado Springs. At the last album of folk music — it’s students at Immaculate Con­ cut statement from NCCM time. He noted that the post­ consin and Michigan. moment it was withdrawn clear-cut, middle of the road ception Seminary, the Ri*- could have been more effec­ ponement would permit those Paul I.illey in his record demptorisi major aeminary at nd a re-run Catholic Hour music with a wide and gener­ tive and, in the long run. who had expressed concern to column in the Rocky Moun­ Oconomowoc, Wis. One of the broadcast was substituted. No al appeal. The Beks’ brand of would have limited the curios­ view the programs and ‘eval­ tain .News gave it a plug re­ brothers. Bob Bek. is Father reason for the substitution was musical delivery, comedy ity that inevitably followed. uate their true worth.’ cently; he obtained his copy material, and .sensitivity in Robert Bek. His two younger given until announcement of “ It was pointed out, In this from James Whalen of Den­ selection proves them to be brothers are still preparing the series’ cancellation Jan. 5. The third program was to ver. Some more sleuthing artists in their own right. for the priesthood. The second program of the have been a discussion on connection, that on June 23, 1964, Pope Paul VT. speaking turned up the long-playing re­ They run. romp, and gently series, a report ou the re-exa- “ the pill” and some of the to a group of Cardinals, dis­ cord through the courtesy of give forth with 1.1 selections, THEY MADE the album mination of the Church’s controversy that has arisen Jlr. Whalen. including such favorites as during their summer vacation teaching on birth control, was concerning its use. The fourth closed that he is directing a study of how new “ scientiiir, "Bek-oning” is a compila­ “ Wayfarin’ Stranger,” ’’Four at the insistence of friend.s to have been presented this program was to have been a tion of distinctive music per­ Winds and Seven Seas.” and and mu.sicians in the Michi­ Critic Del Carnes Pens Sunday, Jan. 10. at 11:30 a.m. conversation with Father social and psychological truths” may affect the formed by Bob. Dick, and “ Son of a Gambolier.” Out­ gan and Wisconsin areas. on Channels 4 and 5. Gregory Baum. O.S..A., and Jim Bek, whose individual vo- standing are their own com­ There is no attempt to capita­ Louis Dupre of Georgetown Church’s teaching on birth p o s i ' i o n s. "E bon y,” and lize on their vocation in life. "Death Valley' Episode VARIOUS leasons have university. control. Chrtslophers on TV “ MoiMtain Boy.” They decided to record the been reported for the sudden “ The Holy Father had Del Carnes, television and FOLLOWING is the state­ The Christophers’ program The jacket of (he ulhum songs for their fans, little cancellation of the series. One added that in the meantime radio editor and critic for the ment released by NCC.M Jan. with Father James Keller. (loe.sn’t tell the listener too realizing that the album TV newscast report said that the traditional teaching of the Denver Post, is the author of 5; M.M., as host will be seen much about these professlohal would ^ co m e a prize and be some members of the Hier­ Church as explained by Pope a television play. The Race at “ Washington — (NC) The Sunday. Jan. 10. at 11:15 a.m. singers and musicians. They so much in demand. archy fell the series should Pius XII is binding. ('hc*rry ( ’reek, to be broad­ National Council of Catholic on KOA-TV, Channel 4, Den­ began singing In Grand Ra­ It’s also a pleasure to see not be shown at tliis time and, “It therefore seems oppor­ Men has postponed a four-part ver. and KOAA-TV. Channel pids. Mieh.. as youngsters. an album such as this which cast in color on the Death therefore, requested NCCM tune to recommend.' he had Valley Days series on Wednes­ Catholic Hour television series 5, Colorado Springs. Their mother told them: “ If attracts its listeners through radio and T\' department to said, 'that no one should, for you have to argue — at least musicial style rather than day. Jan. 27, 9 p.m., on KLZ- withdraw the serie.s. on marriage, scheduled for the time being, take it upon try to do it in harmony.” through curiosity of hcarin.g TV, Channel 7, Denver. showing on NBC-TV this himself to pronounce himself .\nd, evidently, It has been Carnes, a first-rate televi­ A statement from Washing­ month. what a religious group sounds ton, D.C., from the NCCM on in terms differing from the like. The boys had no inten­ sion and radio critic, based “ Martin H. Work, executive norm in force’ .” Violinist Ricci Set his teleplay on an incident re­ Tuesday. Jan. S, said it has tion of letting it be known, merely “ postponed” the se- As Guest of Symphony through the record jacket or garding the founding of the Rocky Mountain News. Wide­ ies, “ scheduled for showing on Telethon on Jan. 9 Violinist Ruggiero Ricci will promotion by the record com ­ NBC this month.” No mention ly regarded as a keen ob- be guest artist with the Den­ pany. that they belong to the was made that (he program sei-vcr of the television scene. Lists Entertainers ver Symphony orchestra un­ Redemptorists. But the secret was actually scheduled Jan. Carnes is a knowledgeable der Vladimir Golschmann leaked out and it appears 3-24 on the network for some Heading the list of entertai­ and literate critic. His varied Tuesday, Jan. 12. at City that the album could be a weeks previous. ners who will perform on the runaway ’oesl seller in the background in the broadcast­ fifth annual telethon of the Auditorium theater. Denver. Martin H. Work, executive popular folk music market. ing field has aided him in his Denver Metroi>olilan Chapter He will be featured in Men­ director of NCCM, said in the There are dozens of singing role as a script writer. of the I,eukeniia Society to be delssohn's “Concerto for Vio­ statement that Pope Paul, FANCY FISH nuns and singing priest Lee Sholem directed the held Jan. 9 and 10 on KCTO, lin and Orchestra.” .Also on who instituted a special study groups on record at present script by Carnes. Robert Channel 2, Denver, are Gloria the program will be composi­ commission on the subject, COFFEE SHOPS — tlic majority of them all Stabler produced the telcplay, DeHaven. Roberta Sherwood, tions by Mozart. Kelkel. Rich­ has recommended a limitation SANDWICH sounding similar, including which is about the true story and Joe. E. (“ Car 54” ) Ross. 3743 FEDERAL BLVD. ard Stiauss. and Kodaly. of public discussion. their material. of two frontier editors who The program will begin Sat- A tasty fish sandwich with The Pope however, made all the fancy trimmings. race to establish Denver’s turday evening at 9:30 p.m. 7900 E. COLFAX In "Bok-oning” the accent this comment several months Red Barn’s own tangy tartar is on the music and the Bek first newspaper. Starring in 'Reading' Topic and continue to 5 p.m. the sauce will delight your lead roles are Jerome Court- ago. a considernhie length of following day. Goal of the AT TRENTON AUDREY HEPBURNj Brothers achieve their own time before the series was "sole"! land and Nancy Rennick. On Catholic Hour campaign, which includes the identity of style. There’s a slated to air on Jan. 3. REX HARRISON' telethon and door-to-door can­ 4300 WADSWORTH quality of "fun” and a light­ THE PLOT revolves around A United Press-International FISH SANDWICH 20c Radio Program vass, is $75,000. hearted spirit present. They the efforts of William Byers story riatelined Jan. 5, how­ a iT Y ^ E a m Jack Smith, recoiding. ra­ SPECIAL KIDDIES MENU don’t aim to please or rattle (Courtland) and his wife A five-part .serie.s of broad- ever, quoted Work as saying la D Y 9 iffl the roof tops — their inten­ Elizabeth (Miss Rennick). ca.st.s designed for the adult the program has been post- dio, and TV personality, will “tVe Never Close" be master of ceremonies. RED BARN DENHAM tion is to draw everyone to a along with their helper .Andy layman who uishes to plan a ;>oned indefinitely because of DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT , Eve*, a p.m. center — a main point. And Theatre er. .Ad­ Paulist literary critic and col­ ACE - AMF-BRUNSV^ICK-COLUMBIA to obtain this album. heard fragmentary re|>orts verse weather in primitive lege chaplain, wlio is New­ EBONITE "GOLD DOT" ■ MANHATTAN From information available about the content. conditions and public apathy man flub director at Wayne the album can be purchased The series was written by fanned only by wager's of State univci.sity, Detroit. SPECIAL . . ”A DARNED GOOD FIT” from the Cuca Record Cor­ John Ix*o, associate editor of MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. Financing Available some miners seem almost in­ poration. 123 Water Street, Father Kirvan will offer CommonMeat magazine, and Also a complete lino of trophies tor all occasions. surmountable to Byers, but Sauk City. Wis. (53583): or his wife’s encouragement specific recommendations on featured as host Philip Schar- Roherl M.- Paul V.- M T Mti n v L t • ■ how the adult layman can M AND A BOWLING SUPPLY CO. more specific information on keeps him going. per. edilor-m-chief of Shced the album’s price can be had embark on a program of scH- and wA'd publishing house. from Mr. Whalen. 645 Fox edu<*ation in order “ to best .\n earlier press release Street, Denver. 623-2722. Mr. ‘Pleasure Seekers’ fit himself for his role in the from NCCM said that in the Whalen is one of the singers’ Classilied ‘B’ modern world.” His topics second program of the series TRY OUR biggest boosters. The Pleasure Seekers, a will be “ Undcr.slanduig the 'the official teaching of tlie 20th Century-Fox motion pic­ Work of th(‘ Council.” Jan. 3: Church 6n birth control is set THE SINGEH.S have per­ ture currently playing in area "The Church in Search of It- forth in the context of pre.sent ALL-AMERICAN! BINGO SUPPIIES formed for a number of bene­ theaters, has been classified self.” Jan. 10; “ The Church controversial views among fits in their home area, but ” B.” objectionable in part for at Prayer.” Jan. 17. and theologians and Bishops.” Complete Line of Bingo their most significant contri­ all. by the National Legion of “ The Church in Dialogue.” “ .Amidst conflicting re- Supplies and Equipment bution to date is their new Decency for the following Jan. 24. porta." the release added, album — a winner cverv reasons: Dr. Frank Sheed. lay theo­ “ the Catholic Hour program is BENGO GAMES SUPPLY CQ way. — (CJZ) “ This ta.sleless film tiies to logian. writer and publisher, attempting the difficult task compensate for the triteness JAM ES S. (JIMMY) HOFSETZ will be tile speaker Jan. 31. of providing some order, par­ On ‘Family Theafer’ of its characters and their I,«eated between ( ’iirlis and “ Who Is Hie Informed Lay­ ticularly for tlic .American Jane WyaK will star In a contrived romances by an ab­ man?” will be his subject. Catholic, on these questions.” Cliati'pa on 1 Hh St. surd emphasis upon sugges­ Across from St. Klizabeth’s Church drama, “ In the Nature of a The program, an NBC PuH- | "22 Year.s Kxperienee” Warning.” on Father Patrick tive costuming and by a leer- lie .Affairs presentation, is for inrormatimi or <*o(ulog Peyton’s Family Theater Sun­ i n g approach to sex. produced in cooperation with | Write or Call day. Jan. 10. 0 p.m., on KOSI Moreover, the d i r e c t o r's the National Council of Catho­ cheap and vulgar exploitation 1100% PURI« BEEF HAMBURGER 1047 eivvanlh Street Rmlio, Denver. Appearing lic Men. IXIEWS Denvei, Colorado— of authentic Spanish art and 1 CRISP GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES 10704 with her will he actor Ste­ phen Dtinne. culture is appalling.” S OtEAMY OLO-FASHIONEO SHAKf first, fsst, fttQutnl, tnd sccur- ‘Pasqualo’ S»t Mt» . . . With the It f c e s t rie l's On iMnf O p e ra sltf! If} the West, artd with 75 « I A /'■‘W / IO C " Classification J cofresfiondents throughout the ; / y \ ^ V llZ O By Legion of Decency » Donizetti's three-act oj^era. Rocky Moun tern et)d High Plain s Don Pasquule, will be broad­ slates, KOA gets you eomp/eie, /est cove;«o* cl international, Following ar« classifications of motion picturas by itie Legion of Decency cast from the stage of the Tho *ott(a« food bi town... national, regional, and local new s. lor films currently playing In Denver area flrsl-run, neighborhood, and drive-ln Metropolitan Opera House in fofvfco, teow You end *• r theaters, as well as those appearing on television in both the Denver and fomify will (Bib dining ot Ato- Colorado Springs areas. Daily listings must be checked for time, place, and TV New York over KO.A Radio. LooA f o r th e DooeWi. Ev»rytWng it to inviting station, Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings found In "TV Denver. Saturday. Jan. 9, be­ Golden Archest ,.. ipettBuIv cloen. Conw In ony BREWED WITH Guide" magazine. Classifications are: A-1, family; A-2, adults and adolescents; RADIO NEWS Sponsored by A-3, adults only; A-4. adults only, with reservations; B. morally obiectionable ginning at 12 noon. H'no for a from In food V fg* 7:4S a.m . of prieoi ffiot pImm you. In part (or all; C, condemned. — (Compiled by Tom Officer)______Singing principal roles will W E S T E R N Tut»., Thun., F E D E R A L Curronl Movies be Fernando Corena. Roberta PURE ROCKY Please Murder Me, B; Odds AgoinsI S al. SAVINGS Americanization of Emily, B; Blood Tomorrow, A-3; This Could Be the Peters. Luigi Alva, and Frank on Arrow, A-3; Cheyonno Autumn. A-l; Night, B; Bloodhounds of Broodway, Guarrera. Silvio Varviso will Fathor Cooso, A-l; Got Yourfolf Col­ B; Smallest Show on Earth, A-2; Susan lege Girl, B; Girl Wllh Oroon Eyos, Slept Here, B. conduct. 0 « of A n m W t groof rodle ttciiom MOUNTAIN A-4; Goidtingor, A-3; Goodbye Chorlio, THURSDAY, JAN. 41 Intermi.ssion discussion fea­ A-3; How West Wes Wen, A-1; ll's Counterfeiltrs, A-2; Bloodhounds of Mad. Mad. Mad, Mad World. A-1; John Broadway, B; TUI End of Time, A-2; tures will include guests R ob­ Goldfarb, Please Como Home. 8 ; Kiss World for Ransom, A-2; Sing Me a ert Lawrence, Bidu Sayao, Me. Stupid. C; Marrioge, Italian Style, Love Song. A-1; Hoodlum Saint, A-2; SPRING WATER. A-4; Mary Poppins. A-1; My Fair Lady, .‘.ndrta Chenier, A-3; Just Around Cor­ Frank Guarrera. Regina Res- A .I; Pleasure Seekers, B; Pumpkin ner, A-1; Hell to Eternity, B ; Hannibal. nik, George London, Robert ISO Kc/S0,000 W ATTS A-3; Colo Younger, Gunfightor, A-1; ALAMEDAMcDonaldls CENTER 4215 W. COLFAX Eater, A-4; Sex and Single OIrl. B; Merrill. Jan Peerce. and Ed- Thai Man From Rio, unlisted; Tom Forsyte Woman, B. EAST COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA Jones, A-4; Two on Guillotine, A-3. FRIDAY. JAN. 15 wal'd Downes. Brewster's Millions, A-3; Hannibal, A-3; Three Musketeers, A-t; Actress. Netghhnrhoofi. Drivp-In A-3; Naughty But Nice, A-2; Bribe, Disorderly Ordorly, A-1; Emil and A-3; Teen-Age Rebel, B; Man in Black, Ottectives, A-1; Fail Safe, A-3; Fete B; Rlflfl. B; Five Steps to Danger, Is Hunter, A-1; First Men in Moon, A-1. Prince of Pirates, 8; Northwest A-1; Get Yeurseif College Girl, B; Rangers. A-1. Goodbye Charlie, A-3; I'd Rather Be Rich, A-3; Invitahen to Cunlighttr, A-3; Stage Guide Kisses lor My President, A-3; Lilith, Fenlesticksi Adults A-4; Night of Iguona, A-4; Of Human Never Too Lott: Adults Bondage, B ; Outrage, A-3; Ouo V ad ls, A wonderful place to live and to A .I; Rampage, B; Robin and Seven Hoods, A-3; Shot in D ark, B ; So Dear work. Unlimited resources and to My Heart, A-1; Station Slx-Sahera. Immeasurable potential. It’s your B; TopkepI, A-3; Unsinkable Molly Brown, A-3; Visit, A-4; Young Levers, territory; it's Rio Grande territory. B; Your Cheatin' Heart, A.3. HEAR For service to suit your needs, look On TeU*\ision to your own home transportation SATURDAY. JAN. f ASK and LEARN company. No other can match its House of Mystery, A-3; Bullet It men, equipment, experience Wailing, A-3; Pretty Bey Floyd, B; and desire to serve. Just for You, A-3; King Creole, B; Geronlme. A-1; Attack, A-3; Misfits, B; On KOA Radio Fright, B; Killer McCoy, A-3; Lust for C old, B ; Sky Above, Mud Below , A-4. 10:20 Every Sunday evening. SUNDAY, JAN. 10 qucKlions on rcllginii sub­ Cattle Empire, A-3; Lusty Men, A-2; ^ ^ /orSra/tefe Exodus, A-3; My Pal Out, B; Hazard. mitted by the radio aiidl- B; Misfits. B; Magic Carpel, A.I. enre answered on the arch- RAIL/ROAO MONDAY, JAN. II diorosan braadrast. t o t a l TRANSPORTATION Row Deal. A-3: Hazard, B; State Department — File 44f, A-3; Royal A BiHikIct on Catholic A lrie a n R llle t , A-1; Ring of F e a r, A-3; Chiirrh available free of Duel In Forest. B; Macabre, A-3; My cost to all Inquiries. Sister Eileen. B. AViRICASUM btlR TUESDAY, JAN. 13 Melody Ling ers On, A-2; Duel In WRITE TO Foretl, B; Cluny Brown, A-3; Johnny Ask and l.,carn, Stathtn . ( I l K R . Rocco. A-1; Earl of Chicago, A.3; Third Alibi, B; Intent to Kill, B; Orders Art KOA, Denver 80203* O rders. S ; In vitallen , A-2. Colorado WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12 Dimr I Rio Grinds WistsrR Rsil/Roil King of T u rf. A -2; Intent to K i ll , B ; fe Rangers Return Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 f To Action Jan. 19 Regis college's basketball St. Mary's Hosts Regis, 1 the team will return to action Jan. rsons 18. following a layoff of morel birth than one month. Mullen in Hoop Headliners if the The Rangers, who compiled r dis- a 3-3 pre-holidays mark, will Mullen, Regis and St. Mary's and left Machebeuf in its w’ake, roun* host Southern Colorado State the Denver Parok league’s only 52-38. ' has college on the 19th and enter­ unbeatens after two rounds of ecial ONE OF THE MOST puzzling things about the young Denver St. Mary’s kept pace by rrim- tain Colorado college Jan. 21. play and likely to head the sub* Parochial league season is how Annunciation managed to beat St. ming Cathedral. 57-42, and run­ Both of these games will begin, Joseph by 29 points in the St. Joseph Invitational tournament and pack at sea.son's end, will run ning away from Mt. Carmel, time into each other tins weekend as at 8 p.m. in the Regis field-^ then lost to the same team by six points last Sunday in the DPL 64-29. ation house. i the spotlight is on Colorado had opener. Springs. Annunciation, pre -season After this pair the Rangers! ss it Both games were played on the same court within a span of choice to be in the thick of the will take to the road for five | Each of rhese teams has a 2- this little more than three weeks. Annunciation had defeated four foes 0 mark. title chase, was decked by St. post* contests before returning homei Joseph, 47-41. in its opener be­ Keb. 4. I to win the St. Joe meet and the Cards were figured strong hose ST. M.ARY'S will host Regis fore running into the Mullen n to contenders for second place in the DPL — no one dares consider buzz saw. In other games, Ma­ anyone but Mullen for the title. Friday (Jan. 8) and Mullen on 3val* Sunday. The Mustangs have chebeuf whipped Mt. Carmel, The answer, obviously, is that teenage youngsters are not home court engagement with 58-41), St. Francis edged St. this robots. They have their ups and downs, good days and bad. St. Joseph on Friday, while Re­ Joseph, 57-51, and Cathedral 23. Automation has not yet come to the field of athletic endeavor. gis will entertain Mt. Carmel outgunned Holy Family. 54-45. king .And let's give St. Joseph some of the credit. Bob Bums’ team Sunday. dis* was 1-3 in its own tournament, winning only over Mt. Carmel. The When the smoke clears in Co­ ig a Bulldoe<-- were picked to finish 9lh in the race, edging out only lorado Springs, the Parok race the Eagles for basement honors. already should begin to take ^cal They had lost eve.-y one of 18 DPL games last season — no shape. the )irth mean feat. But now they have renewed hope and I think the Meanwhile in Denver, the impetus of this opening win will carry the Bulldogs a notch or two rest of rhe pack will try to pick had higher than the crystal ball indicated a couple of weeks ago. up loose ends and move back ime * * * into contending positions. the WHERE WILL IT END? I'm thinking of this business of the. .Mullen and Regis, both un­ *ope pro footballers signing up collegians early . . . not only before the! beaten so far this year against end of the season but prior to the start of the campaign. I all comers, continued that way in the first two Parok rounds. por* Recent incident.^ involving players at Oklahoma and Georgia. | The Mustangs clipped defending had are, I'm sure, not isolated. Already caught with their hands in the; for co-champion Holy Family, 87- cookie jar which supposedly bears a “ Do Not Open Until .After! pon 54, last Sunday, then hurried The Season’’ tag, have been the Boston Patriots. Minnesota Vik*l self past .Annunciation, 72-53, Tues­ C. A. DRUMHELLER ings (they cam e back for seconds and thirds land Houston Oilers | day night. the Everybody Wants Into the Act Your Local RAMBLER (they got beat at their own game, so blew the whistle). Hepresenlativo For It used to be a rarity when Just about everjone on the court was clus­ contest, winding up with 26 points. His fine RP2GI.S, the best defensive lege footballer is considered a a collegian got himself into a team in the circuit, sailed past THIS WEEK'S SPEJCIALS “ shnook’ ’ if he hasn’t inked tered around the basket in this action of the shooting made much of the difference as the • Insurance bind by signing contracts with St. Francis in its opener. 54-40. '61 FALCON ’2-Dr. Rig En­ pacts with both AFL and NFL Regis-St. Francis Parok basketball game. Bob Haiders scored a 54-40 victory in one of the two teams. Remember the cele­ gine. .Auto. Trans., J T Q R teams. .And somebody is going Langfleld pumped in a two-pointer o\er this DPL kickoff games. * Surety Bonds brated Bill Cannon case of four to make this policy passe by mass of players as he held a hot hand in the 2550 GROVE STREET 4 years ago? Now a smart cm- inking a contract with the Can­ DENVER II, COLORADO S •62 CHEVY II 9 Pass. Wagon CALI BY APPOINTMENT 4 .Auto. Trans., ^iOOC adian pros as well. GRond 7-7468 | COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Parok Schedule R . i H ...... I O w O And isn't it amazing how FRIDAY, JAN. 8 Paul T. McGrady TUNE-UP • CARbURETOR naive and uneducated college Dr. Thomas Di Martini I AUTO. TRANS. Mt. Carmel at Cathedral, 8 CHIROPRACTOR I JACK BROWN RAMBLER Your Car Probitm — Our Specialty students can suddenly become CYO Activities VAN SCHAACK & CO. p.m. ^ Labonlory S«rvlc> tor tht Proltstlon .5-(M W. Coltax Ph.: 233-659.i EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR when they are informed that 62 4 17th Strpet St. Francis at Holy Family. they aren’t suppo.sed to sign 7 p.m. ONEIDA GARAGE All Souls’ CYO, Englewood, Suzanna Rounds and Donna Phone 297*5636 BUI Klrtc 14M Orwida SSI-USS their services over to more Annunciation vs. Machebeuf will stress “ Skiing U.S.A.” at Mac Hendrie are chairmen for than one employer? It makes at Holy Family gym, 8:30 p.m its dance in the school cafe­ the dance, decorations com ­ LITTLETON you wonder how the school St. Joseph at Mullen, 8 p.m. such a grid star attends can, teria Saturday. Jan. 9. The mittee chairman is Janet Sca- GAS & APPLIANCE CO. with good conscience, award dance, from 8:30 p.m. to vuzzo. .Martha Carr is posters SU.NDAY, JAN. 10 IV/U/AMS RAMBLER, INC. him a degree when he has 11:30 p.m., will feature -snow chairman and Kathy Mac Mullen at St. Mary’s. 2:30 2601 Titan Rd. 798*2621 flunked the course in common; bunnies and accident-prone Hendrie is in charge of re­ p.m. Littleton, Cole. freshments. Authorized Rambler and Nash Sales & Service i scenes. Music w-ill be provid­ .Annunciation at Holy Family, 1 think the most appropnate i ed by the Accents. .Admission 2:30 p.m. _ ■■ I a ll >a ■ ;label for these multiple marria- i.s $1 stag and $2 couples. St. Pius X CYO members Mt. Carmel at Regis, 2:30 TRY GENERAL SOUND Expert Mechanical Work- * A ll Makes Les of players to their piay-for in .Aurora will meet at 7 30 p.m. & 'pay suitors is PROLYGAMY , p.m. Sunday, jan. 10. in the St. Francis at Cathedral, 2:10 2030 S. University Ev^t^ns* 744^278I The Denver Broncos ap-; Mullen Captures pari.sh hall. The steering com­ p.m. J a l b l p u ELECTRONICS CO. ______narcntlv aren’t guilty cf proly-i mittee will announce plans Machebeuf vs. St. Joseph at SPECIALIZING IN SOUND for 196.V * FIRST COMPONENTS I.Q. ■..laiKLlulillLiilfKJ gamy. 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Duman's Custom Tailor Memorial Nursing home Dec. paid .the dentist in those bleak But my father was an extreme­ (Formerly with Neusteters ter 10 23. days? ly practical man. with solid years) Present for the party were German ancestry on both sides, Designer A Creator ot Fine Clothing Still we managed somehow. For Ladies and Oanlleman Santa Claus and the choir of And it was during this time so when the rest of the family 438 E. Colfax Frea Parking St. Augustine’s parish, Bright­ that my father conceived the started dreaming too wildly, he P h . 233-6155 STROHMINGBR on. idea of a power driven tooth­ tried to pull us back to earth. The Squires gave out pre­ brush that would enable you to But to no avail. We dreamed Electric Companif sents to all residents of the clean your teeth like the dentist on anyway — and the hoped-for home. This is a project the did. toothbrush was often the onei Squires hope to make an an­ ^ bright spot in a dismal econom- CbKfftft O e c irk il S e n * t •IMDUSmiAl •COMME/tOAL *R£SXXHTJAL COMPACT BATH nual event at Christmas time. AT A TIME when p e n n ie s 'p ic tu r e that promised to get ------a whole lot worse before it got any better. N E W F R E E 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 j The big day was when my DENVER COLORADO Police Sergeant To Discuss father brought home an actual BOOKLET ' model. It was power-driven by ' water, and was attached to the tells how to plan now Problem of Free Narcotics bathroom faucet. .Ml of the fa­ mily just about flipped, but my (no matter what your age) FIREPLACE FIXTURES The K. of C. Friday Luncheon narcotics. 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!/. Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 REQUIEM MASS Ih^ Mrs. Helenore R. Lerg CELEBRATED FOR MARTIN GOLDEN Dies in Phoenix at Age 67 Requiem High Mas.s was sung grand knight of Denver Council Jan. 6 at St. Ignatius of Ivoyola Phoenix, Ariz. — Requiem High Mass was offered Dec. 28 539, Knights of Columbu.s, and church for Martin J. Golden, a past district deputy of the K. Pray for Them veteran Denver police detective in St. Francis Xavier’s church of C. Alonzl, .'Mary. 4107 Osage Mass. Most Precious Blood terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger Golden, 57, died at St. Joseph's here for Mrs. Helenore R. Lcrg street. Requiem High Mass. Our hospital. He had been recover­ church, Jan. 6. Interment Mt. mortuaries. 67, who died in a Phoenix rest I.N ADDITION to her hus­ Lady of Mt. Carmel church, Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. Obrey, Ilenc L.. 16205 W. ing from heart surgery. home Christmas day. band, Mrs. Lerg i.s survived by Dec. 31. Interment Mt. Olivet. Chavez, Thomas, 1361 Maripo­ Eighth avenue. Rc(|uicm Mass, HE JOINED the police force a son, George H-, San Diego, Olinger mortuaries. sa street. Requiem Mass, St. St. Joseph’s church. Golden, in 1941, For many years he had A native of Denver. Mrs Barlow, Anna, .’U31 S. Federal Cajetan’s church, Jan. 2. Inter­ Jan. 2. Interment Mt. Olivet. worked closely with the Denver Lerg was the wife of attorney Calif.; seven grandchildren, and boulevard. Requiem High Mass, ment Mt. Olivet. Perrino, Theresa Loffreda,! Juvenile Court. Bom Nov. 22, George H. Lerg, former county six great-grandchildren. .Mother of God church, Jan. 7. 4130 Raritan .street. Requiem 1907, in Denver, he was gradu­ judge of Jefferson county. Domenico, Catherine, former­ Burial was in St. Francis’ Interment Mt. Olivet. High Mass, Our Lady of Mt. ated from Regis high school and Baptist, IVilliam E., ftSO Olive ly of Louisville, Colo. Requiem BEFORE MOVING to Phoe cemeteiT, Phoenix. Mass, St. Louis church, Louis­ Carmel churc+i, Jan. 4. Inter­ college. He did post-graduate street. Requiem Mass, St. ment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard nix from Denver in 1948, Mrs ville, Jan. 4. Interment at Boul­ study at Loyola university of James’ church, Jan. 5. Inter­ mortuaries. Chicago. Lerg was the legislative chair­ ment .Mt. Olivet. der. man of the Consolidated Wom­ Enricki, Rose Marie, 3442 Plankar, Frances. 821 Grove Golden was the past president Barela, Felix S., 1422 Maripo­ street. Requiem High Mass, of tile Denver Police Credit en’s Clubs of Colorado, the LEGAL NOTICES Pecos street. Requiem Mass, St. state librarian, and the presi sa street. Requiem High Mass, P;>trick s church, Jan. 2. Inter­ Presentation church, Jan. 4. In­ union, the Colorado Credit Un­ Our Lady of Guadalupe church, dent of many other organiza­ ment Mt. Olivet. terment .Mt. Olivet. Olinger ion league, and the board of Jan. 4.' Interment Mt. Olivet. tions in Colorado. IN THE COUNTY COURT Gonzales, Rose, 1939 Huron mortuaries. directors of the National Credit In and (or the City and County of Denver Olinger mortuaries. street. Requiem High Mass, All Riede, Grace R., 4265 Raleigh union. He was a member of the In Phoenix she served as an and State of Colorado Bellefeullc, Alfred J., 5910 W. No. P-34385 Saint’s church, Jan. 7. Inter­ street. Requiem High Mass, Denver Police Protective asso­ officer of the Phoenix Harmony NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION 35th avenue. Requiem High ment Mt. Olivet. Trevino mor­ Holy F'amily church, Jan. 5. ciation, the St. Ignatius Holy club, the Mothers’ club of St. FOR DETERMINATION OF Mass, Sts. Peter and Paul Name society, and the Regis HEIRSHIP tuaries. Olinger mortuaries. Francis Xavier’s school, and IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF church, Jan. 2. Interment Mt. Hartt, Ina Myrna, 14326 E. Riley, Miles. 1357 W. Virginia College Alumni association. Brophy College Preparatory. ELIZABETH A. TAYLOR, also known Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. avenue. Requiem High Mass, St as ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR, de­ 32nd avenue. Requiem High In 1937 he married the former She also helped gain approval ceased. Blackman, A. T., 5120 E. Lo­ Mass, Fitzsimons Po.st chapel, Rose of Lima '-hurch. Jan Eugenia Steele who survives of Arizona narcotics legislation THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF gan street. Requiem Mass, All Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger COLORADO: Dec. 31. Interment Ft. Logan him. two years ago. To all persons Interested, GREETIN G; Souls’ church, Dec. 31. Inter­ National cemetery. mortuaries. TAKE NOTICE that there has been ment at Sterling. Nickels-Hill Iloefner, Gustof, formerly of Rivera, Frank, 864 Wyandot HE IS ALSO survived by a In addition to serving filed in the atxive-named estate a peti­ mortuary. tion asking for a ludiclal ascertainment Aurora. Requiem Mass, Notre street. Requiem Mass, St. Caje son, Martin Golden Jr.; a Deacon at Work county judge, Mr. Lerg was for­ and determination of the heirs of such Boersig, Herman, formerly of tan’s church. Jan. 5. Interment daughter. Mrs. Monica Shaw; a decedent, and setting lorth that the Dame church, Jan. 5. Interment One of the functions of an ordained deacon is to preach and merly president of the First names, addresses and relationships to de­ Denver. Requiem High Mass .Mt. Olivet. Trevino mortuaries sister, Mrs. Mary Simpson; and Mt. Olivet. teach the Word of God. The Rev. Mr. George Goethe, a deacon Judicial Bar association, past cedent ol all persons who are or claim and Interment at Tacoma, Jedrzejezyk, Frank, 7150 Pop­ Spears, Elizabeth A., 2369 a granddaughter, Cynthia Shaw, to be heirs of said decedent, so fa r as Wash., Dec. 31. M’ho will be ordained to the priesthood this spring for service in known to the petitioner, are as follows, lar street. Requiem High Mass, Grape street. Requiem High all of -Denver. He was the uncle lo w it ; Brockman, Eleanor C., 2881 S. St. Catherine’s church, Com­ .M ass, Blessed Sacrament of Billie Trail, Hanna Lou Kerr, the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kan., teaches a class of fresh­ Name, Nettle E . T a ylo r, address, 122! Jackson street. Requiem High church, Jan. 7. Interment at men at Machebciif high school In Denver. His classmates at St. Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado, re­ merce City. Jan, 5. Olinger and Jerry Simpson, all of Den­ LEGAL NOTICES lationship, Mother. mortuarie.s. Silver Plume, Colo. Olinger ver, and Sally Argys of Sacra­ Thomas’ seminary are in.structors at Cathedral and St. Fran­ You are hereby notified to appear and mortuaries. answer the petition within twenty days Montero, Antonia, 3751 Inca mento, Calif. cis’ high schools in addition to Machebeuf. They go four after­ afier service ol this notice on you (if IN THE COUNTY COURT street. Requiem High Mass, Our Wade, Margaret J., 1030 W noons a week to these schools after spending the morning on the served by publication, within twenty days 14th avenue. Requiem Mass, St. and lor tho City and County of Otnver after the last publication ol this notice) Lady of Guadalupe church, Jan. other side of the desk in a seminary classroom. Other seminar­ and State of Colorado and in detault of an answ er or appear­ Elizabeth’s church, Dec. 31. In No. P-3S408 ance the Court will proceed to receive 4. Interment Mt. Olivet, Trevino ians go weekly to Lowry Air Force base where they instruct NOTICE TO CREDITORS terment Mt. Olivet. and hear proofs concerning the heirs of mortuaries high schoolers whose fathers arc In the service there. A group of Estate ol Rose A. Roach, deceased. such decedent and enter a decree deter- Montoya, Mary Ann, daugh­ Walker, Julia M., 320 E. 19lfi No. P-35008 mining who are the heirs of such de­ avenue. Requiem Mass, Holy 16 St. Thomas’ college seniors also travels every Sunday to A ll persons havina cla im s against the ceased person. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mon­ Golden to offer instructions to students at the Lookout Mountain above named estate are required to file Dated at D en ver, Colorado, this 10th toya, 5678 Pecos street. Grave­ Ghost church, Jan. 2. Interment them for allowance in the County Court day of December, 1964. School for Boys. All this is in preparation for the day when they of the City and County of Denver, Colo­ SEAL side service and interment at Mt. Olivet. rado, on or before the 21st day of June, Wilson, Harvey Eugene, 6590 will “ go, and (each all people.’ ’ STEPHEN C. RENCH Mt. Olivet. Jan. 2. Trevino mor­ 1985, or said claim s sh a ll be forever Clerk of the County Court S. Windemere street. Requiem barred. B y Frances G . Dolan tuaries. Sam uel Schuster and Deputy Clerk High Mass, St. M ary’s church, Max Faberman THOMAS L. FORD Moreno. Felipe, 3049 Lawrence Special Co-Administrators street. Requiem High Mass, IJttleton, Jan. 4. Interment Mt. Attorney Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. Cole and Maley, p.c. 1700 E . 5th A v e ., Sacred Heart church, Jan. 2. In- AF Academy Treasures Attorneys At Law Denver, Colo. SIh Floor, Union Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephone; 355-1625 r namis to rmemfervtC ^ i84 B ro ad w ay, D en ver, Colo. 80203 (Published in the Denver Catholic MONUMENTS 744-2789 Register) Requiem Mass (Published in The Denver Catholic First Publication- December 17, 1964 Of Distinction Jesuit's Prophetic Study R eg ister) Last Publication: January 7. 1965 SINCE 1902 ^ JERRY BREEN First PubHcafion: December 24, 1964 Offered for Last Publication: January 14, 1965 Colprado Springs — The Air passengers into the air. A IN THE COUNTY COURT f l o r i s t Force academy is proudly dis­ on the ship would provide In and lor the City and County ol Denvtr 1];00 W . 44th Ava. Rosanna Hebert tN THE COUNTY COURT and S late of Colorado 424-7984 — O P E N D A IL Y 1.521 Champa playing a rare work of a .Je­ ward motion. In and for the City and County of Denver David Brofman, Judgt One block E a s t of Mt. O livet A Requiem High Mas.s wa.s and Slate of Colorado No. P-35608 2GG-3I31 suit, Francesco cle I.ana. who Part of Prodrunio — official­ No. P-30508 offered for Ro.saima M. HebcM’t Martin fiolden CITATION TO ATTEND provided a scientific look at the ly the book is entitled Prodro­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT PROBATE OF WILL Estate Of DINONYSSIOS SAKATOS, also Jan. 2 at St. Ignatius of Loyola air age 194 yeai's ago. mo Otero Saggfo di Alcune In- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF church. kno'vn as OlONYSSIOS SAKATOS, and ROSE A. ROACH. Deceased. The book, Prodromo, a fore­ ventioni — deals with the prob­ DANIEL SAKATOS, deceased. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Mrs. Hebert wa.s 90 years No. P-30508 runner to modern aeronautics, lem ol con.structing birds that COLORADO, TO; old. She was brought to Colora­ Notice Is hereby given that I have filed Samuel Schuster, adult, 340 Glencoe, is one of only two such vol­ would fly through the air. m y fin al report In tho County Court of Denver, Colorado, Relationship. None. do from Chicago 89 years ago the City and County ol Denver, Colorado, SWIGERT BROS. umes known to be in existence In terest, Leg atee 8. Devisee by her pioneering family. and that any person desiring to oblect M ax F a b e rm a n , adult, 237 So. Hud­ today. THE AIR ACADEMY’S vol­ to the same shall file vTlttcn obicctlon son, Denver, Colorado, Relationship, None, OPTOMETRISTS THE NONAGENARIAN was In it, the Italian priest envi­ ume of Prodromo was purch­ Ih the said court on or before January Interest, Legatee & Devisee. 25, 1965. All unknov/n persons who are or claim sioned aircraft, both lighter- Andrew Wysowaicky the grandmother of the Rev ased through a .are book dea­ to be heirs of the decedent, whose names, Administrator Joseph L. Hebert, a Jesuit FOLLOWING ARE the name than-air and heuvier-lhan-air, addresses, and relationships are un­ ler in New York fiom funds John B. Carraher & Ernest F. Gaylord Devoted To Your Complete Vision Core missionary priest who has la­ of priests who have served in ami also methods of cipher from a grant to the .-\cademy known. Attorney for the estate Robert H. C lose, 3485’ '] So. Acom a S I., bored in Honduras since his or­ the Archdiocese of Denver and writing and of writing for the i Library by the Aerospace 813 Midland Savings Bldg. Englewood, Colorado, Relationship, None. Denver, Coloredo 80202 OPTICIANS dination in 1947. Anothe'r of her died in the month of January blind, apparatus for speaking at i Foundation of the Air Force S2S-9I74 Guardian ad Litem. You and each of you are hereby noti­ 12 grandchildren is Sister Mary The living faithful are asked to’ lung distances, telescopes, mi-^ Assn, (Pub lished In the D enver Catholic fied that the instrum ent purporting to be H. W . SWIGERT Jr„ O.D. R e g iste r) RICHARD YARROW . Regi.s, S.C., now stationed in remember them in their eroscopes, a sowing machine the last w ill and testam ent ot the de­ (•ilherl Camphell. cliief of (he First Publication; December 17, 1964 cedent above named wit' be offered for Albuquerque, N.M. prayers. and other discot cries. nst P ub licatio n: Ja n u a ry 7, 1965 H. W . ODIL, O.D. FRED SMALDONE .\cademy Library's .\rqiiisilion probate before the County Court of the Mrs. Hebert was active in the Lana’s notebooks of idea-, arc City and County ol Denver, Stale of 0 God, who, in raising Thy ditision, noted (bal Prodromo IN THE COUNTY COURT Regis guild, the Seton guild, c'oni|>ai’c, D R I V E IN H FURNITURE STORE 1 dore J. 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i : Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 11 Mass Commentary - Feast of Holy Family icil /UEM/? By Msgr. Gregory Smith, V.G.,|rule over your hearts; for, as warfnth of Christian love in fa-)chalice and genuflects): : of Christ', please respond, ind P.A. members of the one body, you mily life” “ We pray to the “ We terminate the Eucharis- ‘Amen’ (English) before rece*v- K. BEFORE MASS: have been called to that peace Lord” . [tic prayer with a fervent and ing Holy Communion” r'l rlw - tkjB. PcOii^kj(!£... The theme of today’s Liturgy Be thankful. Let the word of “ That Christians united here! solemn ‘Amen’ ’ ’ . is reverence for the Christian Christ dwell in you with all its may find the Mass a source of COMMUNION PR.AYER (Post- US* family. The feast of the Holy richness; instruct and admonish Family unity” “ We pray to the' AFTER THE S O I. E M N communion): one another with perfect wis­ by discuss the topic “ Wliose Career a star, symbolic of the Magi, Family was instituted by Pope Lord” :“AMEN”: Is It?” Mrs. Jane Wilkins will bearing the words “ We Obey dom. With heartfelt gratitude ;o, Leo XIII late in the 19th centu­ “ That our sick and suffering; ' After “O r e m u s” be moderator. Authorities.” • ! ry, and was extended to the sing to God psalms, hymns, nd and insniroH onnU consoled by the loving; “Our Heavenly Farhcr, hav-. (Pause): “The priest prays The highlight of the day was Universal Church by Pope Be­ care inspired by devotion to the ing received our offering of the that, refreshed by the heavenly THE FIRST social event on an assembly program focused whatever you do in word or in nedict XV in 1921. Both of Holy Family” “ We pray to the Body and Blood of His Son. is Sacrament, we may follow the the PTA calandar for the new on obedience. work, do everything in the these modem day Popes were Lord” ! ready to give us this same gift. example of the Holy Family, year is a book review of What Included in the program were name of the Lort Jesus, giving conscious of the many dangers “ That we may all be finally! Body and Blood of His Son. and in the hour of death, with Every Father Should Know to the reading of the Gospel of the thanks to God the Father increasingly threatening the united with our loved ones in ' In Holy Communion. To pre- the help of Mary and Joseph, be presented by Molly Lee Holy Family and reports on through him. Christian family in our times. may be found worthy to be ad- Beresford Wednesday, Feb. 10, “The Meaning of Obedience.” our home in heaven in compa-jpare ourselves for this saving The feast is intended to draw banquet, let us say ‘The Lord’s mivted to our everlasting at 1 o ’clock in the school gym. “ Obedience to Church and AS THE CELEBRANT MOVES "S' Holy Family" “ We our attention to the most per­ Prayer’ with the priest” . home.” A tea will follow the review. School,” 'Obedience to fect of all models of family TO THE GOSPEL SIDE: P™!" ‘ P ‘ he Lord" ] Parents,” “ Obedience to Civil life, the holy life of Jesus. AT THE OFFERTORY (After AFTER THE RESPONSE TO THE BLESSING AND DISMIS­ Scripture Speolcer Authorities,” and “ How Jesus Mary and Joseph in their home Please stand for the Good the priest uncovers the cha­ ‘‘PAX DOMIN' SIT SEMPER SAL: (St. Pius X Parish, Aurora) Obeyed.” at Nazareth. News of our Salvation. (Lead the people in respon.ses lice): IVOBISCUM' Sister Frances Mary of Let us rise, now and greet THE PRIMARY grade young­ before the Gospel) “ And with “ We greet Christ, the I.amb (I..ead the people in the respon­ I.x)rctto Heights college will dis­ the celebrant as he approaches cuss Holy Scripture at two sters read poems they had your spirit" “ As our material gifts are of-! of God, on the altar ses. Have them kneel for the the altar. fered at the altar in the form meetings of (XD teachers in composed on obedience. The “Glory to You, O Lord" (Lead the people in the triple blessing and stand for the I.ast of bread and wine, let us each Gospel, making the responses the parish on Sunday, Jan. 10. program concluded with the “ Lamb of God, etc.” with the THE KYRIE, (After the Introit, offer to God, above all, the gift before the Gospel). The first talk will be at 4 p.m. song. “ We Three Kings of Or­ AFTER THE GOSPEL: priest) and the second at 7 p.m. ient Are.” read by the celebrant): of a loving, obedient heart” . Members of the Altar and (Indicate by word (or signal) COMMUNION OF THE FAITH­ (Lead the people in alternate AFTER THE SUSCTPI.AT: (R e­ Rosary society have been asked Commumen Sunday and example, “ Please be seat­ FUL St. Vincent response) sponse to “ Orate Fratres” by to bring sheets, shirts, nylons, (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, ed to hear the word of God Sister M. Ccwlia the servers) yarn, and scissors to the socie­ Denver) Priest: “Lord have mercy'; from the lips of the priest”) COMMENTATOR AND PEO­ de Paul's Parish Parenihood Vocation ty's meeting at 7:45 p.m., Fri­ The men and boys of St. . . . Lord have mercy ... PLE in unison with the priest: day, Jan. 8. The women will Francis de Sales’ parish will Christ have mercy ... Lord, BEFORE THE CREED (As the priest asks Almighty (Three times) (Blessed Sacrament Parish, receive Communion in a group have mercy . . . Lord have [priest returns to the altar fromi^°^ off®*" fhis sacri- Denver) heKin work on projects planned “ T.-ord I am not worthy, etc. Preisser's Red & White for 1965. at 8 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 10, un­ m ercy” I the pulpit); i atonement we may ob- The second in a series of der the banner of the Holy The second grade children of People: “ Lord have mercy us recite the Nicene through the intercession of, Grocery and Market talks on understanding the vo* Name society and the standards . . . Christ have mercy . . . Creed with the priest as an actpfpP' Joseph, that our fa- ^ the narish will make their First FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES cation of parenthood will be of the Boy Scout troop and the Christ have mercy Lord'Of Faith in aU that God hasi” '***®^ be firmly established in COMMbNTAIOK. (if time per- given by Sister M. Cecilia at Communion in the 7:30 a.m. mits) AND QUALITY GROCERIES Cub Scouts. have mercy”. I revealed.’ peace the Blessed Sacrament school Mass, Sunday. Jan. 10. Free Delivery 777-4147 AFTER “ .AMEN” BEFOREi “ When the priest says, ‘Body 1331 E . Ohio Avo. (S . Univ. and Ohio) PTA meeting at 8:00 p.m. ‘Obedience D a y ’ THE RE-ELECTED officers THE GLORIA: (In Low Mas- PR^'^'ER OF THE FAITII- Tuesday, Jan. 12, in the school ' FUL: THE PREFACE: ' (St. Joseph’s Parish, of the Holy Name society will ses) cafeteria. be installed at ceremonies in (Hobeville) (Signal, or ask, the people to ------CURE d'ARS PARISH----- — Her topic will be “ What Are the church Monday, Jan 11, at Let us join with the celebrant “ Let us respond to the indivi­ The themes of the Christ rise for the Preface; lead them E. »ND a DAHLIA ST. the Challenges for Parents To­ 8 p.m. A busiOv'ss meeting and in reciting the Angels’ Hymn of dual petitions of the Prayer of Child and the visit of the Wise in the responses, “ Et cum spir- SUNDAY MASSES day?” social hour will follow in the Praise the Faithful with the words, Men were emphasized in the itu luo” etc., and lead them in 6 00 — 7:30 — 9:00 — 10:30 — and 12 Noon Sister Cecilia, of Marycrest high school library. Priest: “ Glory to God, etc.” ‘We pray to the L ord'.’’ observance of “ Obedience Day” reciting, “ Holy. Holy, Holy, convent, is a member of the All the men and younger men All: “ and on earth peace to “ That the members of God’s No Evening Mass l>hflosophy faculty at Regis col­ Wednesday, the feast of the etc” after the Preface.) Epiphany, in St. Joseph’s of the parish are urged to at­ men of good will, etc ” Church may remain in the one CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 lege. She is also coordinator of family, as they make their (.All kneel). school, Globeviile. tend this first meeting of the 3050 Dahlia St. 322-1119 a Spanish-Amcrlcan adult edu­ year. THE COLLECT: journey toward the mansion of AFTER TH E “NOBIS cation program in the city. Religion classes for public Priest: “ O r e m u s” . . . their Father” “We pray to the * « • THE SCHOOL children wore QUOqUE PECCATORIBUS’ high school students will be (Pause) . . . Lord” The Altar and Rosary society (When the priest uncovers the held each Monday at 7 p.m. in Commentator: “ The priest “ That Christian Fathers and ["pigage Patronize will recite the Rosary in the the high school building. lays before Our Lord Himself Mothers may help their child­ DUCKWALL’S church at 1:15 p.m. on Friday. Your REGISTER Regis Guild the petition that we may learn ren to grow in wisdom and agi’ Denver's Newest Jan. 8. This will be followed by Advertisers and GRADE SCHOOL religion from the example of home life and grace, oefore God and Subuiban Variety Store a meeting in the cafeteria. classes will resume in the Mention j set before us by the Holy Fa­ Man” “ We pray to the Lord” . ST. PHILOMENA'S DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER Installation grade school building each Sun­ mily, so that we may come in “ That priests may w'atch over Society To Meet THE REGISTER^! Urd A Danila 322-t03> day after the 9 a.m. Mass. due time to enjoy with them their parish families as the PARISH (St. James’ Parish, Denver) Set Sunday The grade school PTA council our eternal home in heaven.” most precious possessions of The Rt. Rev. .Monsignor Wil­ will meet on Tuesday, Jun. 12, God the Father” “ We pray to liam Powers, the Rev. Frank Installation of officers will at 7:45 p.m. in the grade school THE EPISTLE: the Lord” Betty & B ob’s Beauty Freeman, and the Rev. Gerald highlight the meeting of the Re­ auditorium. All officers, chair­ “ That separated families mayi & Barber fihop Stremcl will be hosts to the gis guild to be held Sunday man and room mothers are “ The virtues to which St. be brought together, to witness j Specializing in members of the St. James’ Al­ morning, Jan. 10, at Regis col­ urged to be present. Paul exhorts us in today's the power of the love of God’’ j Permanent Wav­ tar and Rosary society at the lege. Epistle are those especially “ We pray to the Lord” . ing and Latest m meeting and luncheon on Fri­ Members and their families Holy Nome Event needed in home life’ ’ (Please “ That children now suffering! Hair Shaping day, Jan 8, at 12:30 p.m. in will attend the 8:30 a.m. Mass 2630 E. 12th Ave EA. 2-4723 (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) be seated) from neglect may find the, Walsh hall. in the .student chapel, and Men of the Holy Name socie­ Luncheon will be served by breakfast will follow in the A reading from the Epistle uf members of the Legion of student center. \ business ty in Sacred Heart parish will receive Communion corporately Blessed Paul the Apostle to the Mary. meeting will be held after the Colossians: Highlighting the program will breakfast. in the 7:30 a.m. Mass Sunday. be a hook review by Mrs. Her­ Jan. 10. Brethren; As God’s chosen bert W. Leibmnn, “ Half • an • RE'SERV.ATIONS f o r t h e Tliere will be a breakfast and , PAmSH PHi^RMACY GULP ones, holy and beloved, you Hour with Phyllis McGinley.” breakfast should be made by business meeting in Sodality New members of the parish Friday. Jan. 8, by calling 433- hall after the Mass. must put on heartfelt mercy, * 'CA LL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG^SrbRE FOR PROMPT are invited to attend. The so­ 6565. The cost will be $1 for The PTA will meet Tuesday, kindness, humility, meekness, ciety will appreciate any contri­ adults and 50 cents for child­ Jan. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the patience. Bear with one another bution of Gift Stars. ren. school hall. and forgive whatever grievan­ CHRISf THE' KING, S.T. JOHN S — ST: VINCENT D ^ P A U I . ‘!'i • The St. Jam es’ PTA council ■ New officers to be installed Parishioners are asked to ces you may have against each will meet Tuesday, Jan. 12, at at the meeting are Mrs. E. 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(Story on page >195 so. Sharidan of tots aged throe and four is one of four 1). Ancient Tongue of Navajos Comes to Mass O H A f i Q » » « ______...... , _____ greater understanding anand St. M ichael’s, Ariz. — jo hogan (house). The church is an eight-sided pine struc­ appreciation of the religion. The liturgical celebration The majority of the people Was Red Prisoner ture with the altar in the cen­ Burglary Attempt Fails of the Mass in the ver­ ter. continue to participate In Toronto. Onl. — The Iiev. Jenkintown, Pa. — Burglars nacular gave new impetus to Even today the older peo­ their tribal ceremonies. Bas­ >Ilchael Rusnak. C’.SS.R.. was who during tiie Thanksgiving the Catholics on this Navajo ple in this area and many of ically pagan, the present lonspcratod hero as Bisisop holiday broke into Manor Junior young educated Navajos will and Apostolic Visiiator of all reservation. the other missions speak only college here and took ?1,200, Navajo. Although Catholic, state that their ceremonies Slovaks of the B,^^antlnc Rite made another entry into the At the request of Bishop are a form of worship and in Canada, lie will become the people understand very basement of the college during Bernard T. Espelage, O.F.M., little about the Catholic faith. petition to God. Auxiliary to I krainian Kite the Christmas holiday, but In the spirit of misslology, Bishop Isidore Borecky. the Christmas Masses in some A Navajo Catholic religious failed to get any loot since they efforts are being made to im­ Kparch of Toronto. Bishop of the missions were offered radio program, Navajo tapes could not reach other parts of plement the Navajo cere­ Rusnak was horn in the Unit* on the doctrine of the faith, the building. The college is op­ in the N avajo language. Na­ monial culture with Catholic ed States and reared in Cze* and now the Navajo Mass erated by the Sisters of St. vajo commentators answered will help to bring about a liturgy. cho-Slovakia before escaping Basil the Great. the Reds there in 1952. the responses as the major­ Behavior Prize ity of the people are unfami­ Cardinal Legate liar with their written Navajo Ponce, P.R. — A $l,Cr.O Boston — Pope Paul VI has award, the Tomas Alcala language. appointed Cardinal Richard prize, will be awarded an­ Cushing to be the Papal Legale The Franciscan Fathers nually to the best bo^iaved in­ came to the reservations in In the dedication next August mate of the district Jail hero. 1898. .At that time the Nava­ of tlie new Galway, Ireland, The prize, named for the Cathedral. While there, the Car­ jos were an isolated tribe, jail’s warden, was established speaking their own language, dinal will discuss plans for the by Archbishop • elect Luis construction of the John F. uneducated and having very Aponte Murtinez of San Juan, little association with the rest Kennedy maternity hospital in formerly Bishop of Ponce. Ireland. of the United States, 1st 1965 Missionary The language was unwrit­ Named for Exiles Navajo Indians gather for Mass offered in quently used the horse and wagon as a means ten. Father Berard Haile. O.- Montreal — Canada’s first Vatican City — Pope Paul of transportation. F.M ., a noted linguist and foreign missionary of 1965, a a church di*signcd on the linos of a Navujo VI has named Father Francis anthropologist formulated an layman, Ernest A. Dupont, left ht gan at Whealfields, Arlz. The Indians fre­ alphabet for the Navajo. The Brazys, M.I.C., first counse­ Don'al Airport here to join a Gospels, prayers, Way of the lor general of the .Marian group of Canadian Lay Mission- Fathers, as Titular Bishop of ers in ^,hodesia. He will stop in Cross, and the catechism were Zclla and spiritual protector Rome on his way to Africa and translated and written into Tabernacle Lamp Still Navajo. of Lithuanian Catholics living ^.j|j jjg received by Pope Paul in exile in Europe. VI. These translations were New Publisher helpful In setting up the word­ Unusual Problems Is Lit in Binh Gia ing for the Navajo Mass. Sev­ New York — Prentice-Hall Kotzebue, Alaska Father eral of the fathers with the Inc., has sold Hawthorn Books Patrick Spoletini. S.J., has By Fr. Patrick O’Connor, S.S.C.idetermined to capture and hold, The spirit of the people and help of N avajo Interpreters Inc., a leading publisher of faced unusual problems Binh Gia. [their gratitude have made wrote the text. They were: Catholic books, to Fred Kerner Binh Gia, Vietnam — building a church above the Communist shells have left It is more a township than a | deep impression on the Amer- Franciscan Fathers Blase for $1.5 million. Kerner, a for­ Arctic Circle. The church has village, having three large ham-1 lean advisers, already im- Brickweg, Cormac Antram, mer Hawthorn editor who has been built with the aid of un­ gaping holes in the wall of lets. Its 6,000 villagers are all'pressed by the courage shown Dan Wefer and Simon Con­ Sacred Heart church here. been a reporter and editor with trained Eskimos and despite Catholics, divided into three by the Vietnamese Rangers to rad and Reed Wlnney and the Montreal Star, the Canadian the fact that supply ships ar­ A bullet ripped through the parishes. whom they are attached. Chic Sandoval. Press and the Associated upper part of the wooden taber­ rive only in Summer, that the Most of the local defense “ These people make this a In accordance with the cul­ Press, W..1 become president of nacle. Another gashed the front ground is permanently frozen, force was absent, taking sup­ worthwhile w'ar.” Captain ture of the Navajo people a Hawthorn. Gerald MacGregor of the altar. and that construction costs plementary- training, when Robinson said, standing Church at Whealfields, Ariz., will continue as vice president arc among the highest on the Sa..red Heart church was hit and general manager. the latest Communist attack among the youngsters in front was recently built. It is continent. by Communists apparently fir­ blazed out of the early morn­ of St. Joseph’s church. modeled after a tj-pical Nava­ ing on national troops in an­ Unify Service ing darkness Dec. 28. The 49 Bans Free Bibles other of this large settlement’s or so members of the defense I.eeds, England — This Doylestown, Pa. — County three parishes. A large chapel corps left in the village were northern industrial city will Judge Lawrence A. Monrie has elsewhere in the village also aided by youths hurling Learn From Saints of Time's set an example of Christian issued a permanent injunction suffered. grenades. They resisted at­ The Navajo language was used as the vernacular in some unity Jan. 20 when Catholics, The Communists were forced against the Gideon Society, pro­ tackers who are estimated to Shortness, Pope Paul Urges of the missions at Christmas on the Indian resorxatlon with the Anglicans, and other Pnit- out of the village on Dec. 30 hibiting the distribution of 3,000 have numbered from 1,000 up. Vatican City —Visitors at hold in little account things celebrant facing the congregation. estanls attend a unity service Bibles to grade school children but they have only gone into the in the city hall. Bishop Inevitably by sunrise the vil­ his last general audience of that pass away and to hold in the Centennial Joint School nearby wooded area. The fight­ George Dwyer of Leeds and lage was in Communist hands. 1964 were urged by Pope dear the things that endure.” District. He said the distribu­ ing is still going on two or three Anglican Bishop John Moor­ The first relief force to ar­ Paul VI to meditate on the He said these lessons have tion would violate the separa­ miles outside Binh Gia. rive consisted of two companies shortness of time and to pre­ been taught to us by saints New Eucharistic Fast man of Ripon will preside. Yet the tabernacle lamp tion of Church and State. of Vietnamese Rangers accom pare for eternity. and are well worth remem­ About 1,500 persons are ex­ bums steadily In bullet- pected. panied by their U.S. adviser, Receiving his visitors in the bering. While modern theolo­ Bill Faces Trouble pocked Sacred Heart church Capt. Nicholas Robinson of El Vatican’s Hall of Benediction gians rightly urge apprecia­ is Blessing to Koreans and the people are gathering Science Centennial Clncinnufi A bill to be Paso, Tex. These were re­ the Pope .said: “ Looking at tion of this world's fleeting Inciion, Korea — While most One Korean said to Father introduced Into the Ohio legis­ calmly for evening prayers. the stream of passing time, Notre Dame, Ind. — The inforced the next day by more things as circnim.stances. re Americans might consider the Sullivan that before the new lature in January that could They arc determined looking, reviewing our own personal Centennial of Science at the Rangers with a U.S, adviser, quire, yet this appreciation ; shortening of the Eucharistic fast law’, his wife used to get provide free school bus rides wiry peasants who left their life with the light of Christian University of Notre Dame will Capt. James Bchnke from St. should be in relation to the fa.st to only one hour as only him up for work (many for private school students fa­ homes in North Vietnam 10 wisdom, we will learn two be observed throughout 1965 Louis. The Vietnamese Air ultimate goal of life which is an extra convenience, Koreans Koreans work on Sunday) then ces trouble as a Baptist mi­ years ago because they didn’t fundamental lessons — to Force and U.S. armed helicop­ heaven, he .stres.scd. appreciate it for another rea­ start the task of preparing the with a series of special events, nister attempts to block it. like Communism. They still ters made strikes around the son, according to MaryknoU food for the babies. Fathei Sul­ lectures, and exhibits, the Very The Rev. Norman H. Wells don’t like it. village but for fear of causing livan pointed out that preparing Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgli, has started a drive to stop This was : e fourth attack on Father Ravmond F. Sullivan of casualties to the people re­ the food is a long Job since C.S.C., president of the univer­ the bill, sponsored by the Ci­ Binh Gia in the year 1964 and Scarsdale, N.Y. sity, announced. frained from large scale air at­ Wheeling 'Register^ Hits Father Sullivan reports that stoves must be fed very pain­ tizens for Educational Free­ the second within four weeks. tacks inside the village. dom. This time the Communists were] the number of Communions has stakingly with straw, since Not to Bum Meanwhile an L-19 light air­ increased substantially in his there are no automatic ovens in craft happened to be near on Birth Control Clinic Bill Buenos Aires — Urging in Mass Media Center parish since the new fast law Korea. a televised sermon that all, the afternoon of Dec. 29. The Wheeling, W. Va. — A pro- A com mittee of 19 state fi* Mexico City — The Mexican went into effect. “ .After she got me off to rich or poor, must live in a pilot, Lt. Col. Albert Holman of po.sed state-.sponsored birth t'on-lgures headed by a county juve- National Center for Social Com­ Reds Slay He points out that most Mass.” said the Korean, “ she spirit of poverty and provide the U.S. Air Force, decided to trol program for public welfare inile court judge supports the Koreans must walk a long dis- munications (CENCOS) was set lend a hand. He flew for hours had to get the children ready for a fair distribution of up here by the Bishops of this rccipient.s has been editorially I propo.sal. OthiT .support ema tance to Mass - often several wealth, Cardinal Antonio Cag- over the scene of the battle, opposed by the West Virginia' nates from the United Pres miles over hill and dirt road - country in order that mass me­ guiding and directing. He hap­ giuno of Buenos Aires de­ dia may “ collaborate in the hu­ Negroes by Register, the official newspaper byterian Church in the state and therefore find It very d i t - 1 c h i l d r e n , plored the 19th century view pened to have as a passenger of the Wheeling diocese. The West Virginia Academy of man and Christian elevation of Catholic chaplain Father fteult to wait until relurning|There was never lime to eat that the right of ownership the Mexican people.” The cen­ The Virginia state legislaturePractice, a group of (Capt.) Joseph Muihern. O.P.. home from .Mass to have|^3^, ^ to go to Commu- implied use and abuse. ter, organized into .specialized breakfast, which in Korea Thousands of Worcester, Mass. will meet on Jan. 13. It is ex- ^ "One has no right to roll a secretariats, was officially esta pected to act on a propo.sal each local health de- the principal meal. I Detroit — A Belgian - bom ‘T kept saying Rosaries and 1.000 peso note Into a ci­ blished by Bishop Emilio Abas------i “ We have been under this Congo missioncr said here gave conditional absolution to tablishing a stateu-ide network' , , ...... garette and smoke it. The cal. chairman of the Bishops’ of birth control clinics. editorial stated, an indi­ j one-hour fast only a couple of that Americans are ill informed those below while the colonel Catholics Will Use Church considers this a grave commission for the lay aposto- vidual, much less a state, does w eeks now,” said the Korean, on events in the Congo. sin.” late. circled and the .50 calibers shot The Register claim.s the cli­ not enjoy the power to tamper Profesiant Bible and already we are counting He urged renewal of the Brother Lucien Tieghem, at us,” Father Mulhem said to­ nics, proposed as aids to the in such a manner with the lives its many blessings.” spirit of poverty among (’ath* Vidors, Thank God W.F.. who barely c.scaped with day. He came back this morn­ needy, are “ in actuality nothing of married couples who are Zurich, Switzerland — The his own life, saw three of his Protestant synod here has giv­ oiics, and aid to workingmen New Orleans — The tradi­ ing to say Mass in Binh Gia more than centers that provide first of all responsible to God devices which, when used, at en approval to the use of its In every way “ to make them tional annual Mass in the Ur- priest companions led off to be in thanksgiving for the people in what they m ay or may not Vocation Congress members of the enterprise.” shot by Congo rebels. and to show his sympathy with once reject the life God may do.” Zurich Bible by the Catholic Bi­ sulinc chapel was offered Chicago — The Sisters Vo­ He said that for every White them. wish to come into existence." The Register said the propo ble Institute of Stuttgart, Ger-, here by Archbishop John P. cation Association will spon­ Flag Pole Pennants person killed in .the Congo at The Communists withdrew sal originates from “ misguided many. Cody of New Orleans after The state health director, sor its annual Girls’ Vocation his Solemn Pontifical Mass in least 1,000 natives were mas­ early on Dec. 30 after their Newman H. Dyer, has opposed solicitude.” It added that the Newark, N.J. — A resolution Us use by the institute was Congress for eighth grade the Basilica of St. Louis, sacred by Communist • trained command post had been hit. the clinics. The duty of his de­ proper approach in helping nee­ supporting a campaign to place recommended by Cardinal Au­ girls, high school students, King of France, opening week- troops. I arrived by U.S. Army heli­ partment, he said, “ is to prev­ dy families is to “formulate gustin Bea, S.J., president of pennants with the motto “ One and young women of the mid­ Nation Under God” on public long celebrutlon.s of victory He said white prisoners are copter in front of St. Joseph’s ent and control disease — not ways and open avenues by the Secretariat for Promoting 150 years ago by a ragtag-and- seldom Lied up. while the rebels church in the center of Binh mass eugenics or population which the necessities of life will west at McCormick Place, flagpoles has been adopted by Christian Unity. Chicago, on Saturday, Jan. 16. the Catholic War Veterans here. bobtail army that defeated the bound their fellow Negroes hand Gia to see a funeral procession control.” be readily accessible.” The Zurich Bible Is basically Tickets for the congress may The slate board of officers British and saved New Or­ and foot and “ murdered thorn with weeping mourners coming the Martin Luther translation be obtained from Sister M. urged local units to present leans. General Andrew Jack- like dogs.” down the palm-lined path. In a as edited in Zurich about 1530 Bernard, S.P., St. Mel Con­ sucli pennants to municipal son, commanding the motley A former administrator of a simple black coffin was the "Mass W as BeautifuE,' by another Reformation leader, vent, 4257 W. Washington governing bodies and school army, acknowledged the will White Fathers’ mission farm at body of a villager killed the Ulrich Zwingli. Blvd., C4iicago. boards. of God in his victory. Bunia, near Lake Albert and previous night. Sufferer Spells Ouf the Sudan border in northeast Later in the afternoon I vis­ Rutland, Vt. “ T-h-e M-a-s-S[ This was written out on Rob- Congo. Brother Lucien until re­ Zuider Zeal ‘Hall of Unity' ited the church and saw the w-a-s b-e-a-u-t-i-f-ul.” ert Maher’s alphabet board Dronten, The Netherlands Bewdley, England — A com­ cently taught French to Negro parish priest, Fr. Anton Dong, with Father Richard Lavalley children. — Cardinal Bernard Alfrink mon “ hall of unity” for lec­ busy hearing Confessions and looking on. Maher is unable to of Utrecht has consecrated tures, dances, and meetings is He told of the doomed flight about 18 to 20 parishioners pray­ speak. This was his only way the new Church of St. Lud- planned by the five principal of the missionaries into the ing fen-ently. It was the eve of Crisis Seen to express himself about the gerus huiU on land reclaimed churches in this town near mountains and their ultimate the Octave of Christmas and of Mass offered in his home. Worcester, England. capture by the rebels. first Friday. a short time ago from the Nearly Ripe Maher has had multiple scle­ He said they wore helped Zuider Zee. rosis since 1949 and has had to Press Closes Down along the way by villagers, Residence Blessed have everything done for him CSMC Meeting Somerset, O. — The Domi­ many of whom were parishion­ Boston — Cardinal Richard For Harvest nican Fathers’ Rosary press, since 1959. ers. “ All of these people who Cushing blessed a new res­ Washington — The controver­ PRA Cincinnati — The first nation opcratcb here since 1890 has CUR helped us were speared or shot idence for retired priests here. sial bracero program expired The Mass celebrated in Ma­ CLO' al convention of college student closed down. Resides printing leaders of the Catholic to death by the Jcuncsse (a re­ Known as “Regina Cleri" on the last day of 1964 amid re­ her’s home was the first home SPRI the Dominican’s “ Rosary” bel youth group.) Many of them (Queen of the CHergy), the sev­ Mass in the Rutland area and 6 S T Students’ Mission Crusade will magazine, the press printed ports of a farm labor crisis 1959 be held at Our Lady of Cincin­ died with their rosaries in their en-story residence will accom ­ brewing in California and ru­ was celebrated in accordance the “ Josephinum Review,” hands,” he .said- modate 36 retired priests. with the new directive that nati college here Aug. 27-29. the “ Torch,” and the “ Holy mors of the program’s continua­ tion under a new label. priests say Masses in private Prelate Feeds Fleck Name Journal” . homes or nursing homes twice For years the now expired a year. Naguabo. P.R. — Archbish­ Enrollment Drops Outstanding Educator, program authorized importation “It’s wonderful,” Father la- op-elect Luis A|>onte Martinez Newark, N.J. — The enroll­ of Mexican workers — known valley said, “ that it’s a day and of San Juan gave a Christ­ ment in Catholic schools in the as braceros — to work on U.S. age when it’s possible to make mas Eve dinner for 200 poor Archdiocese of Newark has Dr. Harry Carman, Dies farms. It was frequently cri­ persons at the Catholic ticized by church and labor the Mass and sacraments avail- dropped on the grade school le­ Schuylorvilie, N.Y. — A Re veloping Columbia’s Contempor­ church here. He distributed groups for putting U.S. workers ble to more people. vel for the first time in nearly quiem Mass was offered here ary Civilization courses, which gifts and money to them and “ This man,” he said two decades. The movement of for Dr. Harry James Carman, became a model for humanities at a competitive disadvantage! to another .100 who could not ferring to Maher.” has suffered families to suburban areas out­ dean emeritus of Columbia col­ programs throughout the coun­ The Imperial Valley lettuce attend the dinner. so many years and always has side the limits of the largely lege and one of the country’s try. growers’ association, in a tele­ a smile. He’s very heroic. It urban archdiocese was given as leading educators. Dr. Carman was always rea­ gram to the California Depart­ NCCS Worker Dies a major cause. dy to lend his time and labor ment of Employment, canceled was great satisfaction to bring Santa Ana, Calif. — Terrence Dr. Carman died at the age to causes he considered Impor­ an order for 1,800 domestic the Mass to someone who Halloran, western representa­ of 80. Rota Decisions tant, being active in civic as workers. “ The caliber of work­ couldn’t get there himself,” the tive of the National Catholic The Requiem Mass was of­ Val/can City — The dcci- well as educational programs. ers being referred to us these priest added. Community Service for 12 fered in the Church of the Visi­ slon.s of the Sacred Roman For his services to the city of past few days will ipako our years prior to his retirement in tation. Burial was in St. Mary’s Rota for the year 1954 have New York and to education. harvest problems even greater First Nun on Board 1961, died here at the age of 61. cemetery. A memorial service boon published hy the Vatican Mayor Wagner awarded him than the impending labor short­ Polyglot Press, disclosing that will be held at St. Paul’s cha­ age,” the telegram said. Dublin — Mother Jordana pel on the Columbia campus the Medal of the City of New Pope Invited to Fair the Church's high court hand­ York on May 22. Dr. Carman Meanwhile, the possibility re­ Roche, O.P., first nun to be Cautious Handshake! Jan. 22, which would have been elected a m em ber of the Vatican City — Pope Paul ed down 251 Hnal decisions also received many academic mained that the braccro pro­ President Lyndon Johnson, who underwent minor hand surg­ Dr. Carman’s 81st birthday. governing board of the Univer­ VI has been invited to visit that year, only two of which honors from institutions here: gram w’ouid be continued under ery recently, winces sIlRhUy as he exchanges a hearty hand, the New York World’s Fair did not involve matrimonial A loading historian and a sity college here, is director of and abroad. a new name and a different shake with Father David Buckley, (at left), chaplain at St Jo­ in the summer of 1965. The cases. The majority of the pioneer in American studies, law. The Labor Department has studies of the Irish Dominican He is survived by his second seph's convent in San Antonio. Tex. They met at St. Barnahax' invitation was extended by cases involved appeals for Dr. Carman had been ill for wife, whom he married in 1953, held recent hearings on criteria congregation and a graduate of Thomas J. Deegan, Jr., exe- annulment. Two cases howev­ five weeks after suffering a and a brother, William, of Me- for admitting aliens for tempor­ the college, which is part of the Episcopal church, Fredericksburg, Tex., where the First Fam- eutive crmmfttee chairman of er dealt with matrimonial cerebral hemorrhage. chanicville, N.Y. His first wife ary work in the U.S. under the National university of Ireland. ily attended services. the fair. Sources here doubted suits for separation and for Perhaps his most notable died in 1943. They were mar­ Immigration and Nationality financial support. the Pope would accept. achievement was his part in de­ ried in 1910. Act, ★ ★ Page 13 Denver Public Library Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Lists Free Programs

From preschoolers to adults. 33rd avenue and Federal boulc- >ple Denver Public Library freei^ard. programs include varied offer-j •“Safari Deep Into A frica /’ ent ings for all ages. The schedule I William W. Robin- of programs for next week in- .^5*^****®"*' Brick A-ill eludes; ^“oinpany. His two color lies films Journey to Mozambique ind FOR ADULTS and South Africa, the Ka- • Nanook of the North, a laharj desert and Okovanggo documentary film of the fight swamp. Many native animals or survival of the primitive are shown in the footage. 7:30 Eskimo in the eastern Hudson p.m., Thursday. Jan. 14, Ross- »lic Bay area. Also, Between the University Hills Branch Library, Tides, an award-winning color E. Amherst avenue and S. film of the animal and plant Birch street. life of Britain's coastal areas. FOR CHILDREN: 7:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 11, • Adventures With Andy, the Ross-Cherry Creek branch li­ film account of a baby oran­ brary, E. Third avenue and goutang at the Bronx Zoo, and Milwaukee. Caps For Sale, a film tale of • “ Exploring the Southwest,’’ a cap peddler. 3:45 p.m., Mon­ an illustrated program present­ day, Jan. 11. Ross - Cherry ed by W. T. Berry, Jr., execu- Creek branch _____ library, ____ E. Third live secretary, American .Motor avenue and Milwaukee street. Yeung Athletes Need Help Scooter association. He will • The Legend of Johnny Ap- show a film o. the historical pleseed. a warm film account A Catholic Charities social worker. Bill |one of the many institutions under the au.s]ii- Morman trail from Escalante to of John Chapman who came to Bluff, Utah, as well as slides of Griebling, has a friendly chat with three of :ces of Denver’s Catholic Charities. This week be known as Johnny Appleseed. the many boys being cared for at Mt. St. | an important collection will be made in all an expedition into the back 3:45 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 12, country of Baja, .Mexico, with Vlncent’t Home for Boys. In the background ;the churches to help finance the vast task of (Voodbury branch library, W. author Erie Stanley Gardner. can be seen some of the athletic trophies won these institutions, 33rd avenue and Federal boule­ 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 12, vard. by the home in past years. St. Vincent’s is I Woodbury branch library, W. • Wildlife conservation pro­ gram with John Wheeler, wild­ life conservation officer, who will show a film of Game Birds and Animals of Colorado and answer questions. 3:45 p.m.,: Thursday, Jan. 14, Ross-Univer- sity Hills branch library, E. Amherst avenue and S. Birch. A Hat for a Little One Phone 625-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask for the Classified Department STORY HOURS: .Mrs. Quig Perna, 7441 Beach court. Lake- foot to reach Sisogulchi Jesuit mission. The • Preschool Picture Book wood, doctor-assistant to the late Dr. Allaby girl suffered from upper respiratory infection sessions. 10 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. and secretary of DOCARE, is about to place and ulcers. Dr. Allaby and the Indian father 12, Park Hill branch. Montview N ew Classified Ad Deadline • • • a crocheted hat on the head of a four-year-old are in the background. Father Luis Verpian- boulevard and Dexter street Tarahumara Indian girl. The hat, one of ' cken, the priest who baptized Dr. Allaby last and 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, many knitted by an 80-ycar-old U.S. woman j summer, is at right. The group Is pictured Jan. 13, Ross-Cherry Creek NOW —Tuesday at 5 p.m. for DOCARE, will be a lu.vury for the girl. . on a mountain ledge, what passes for a Tara- branch, E. Third avenue and Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week’s paper Milwaukee street. She and her parents aren’t used to such nice- humara home, • Storj* hotir for all ages, ties. In fact, the three walked 100 miles on HELP WANTED FEMALE 7 ROOM & BOARD 22 APTS. FOR RENT MISC. FOR SALE 44 3:45 p.m., Friday. January 15, UNFURNISHED 26 Ross-Barnum branch, W. First Murphy Heads Coll«.,|e Group W in le rix e ! Room and board For two Catbollc men condition. Very avenue and Lowell boulevard. or women In my home. Older folk* Two Ladies Needed as Francis F. Murphy has been rived boston college graduates OK! Didn’t we tell you a Housekeeper and Cook for preferred. Near church, bus. References. FIREWOOD, Maple seasoned, • Story hours for children in while back to watch for the 43S-SA74. elected president of the Boston in the Denver area to call him . . .j ^ j .. L ocal Catholic R e c to r y . split, delivered and stacked. kindergarten through second College club of Denver for the at his home, 237-!S66. The club P '"';'' J"*" * Housekeeper Live In— Cook HO USES FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT $13.95 per 1,000 lbs. 237-5502. grade. 10:30 a.m., Saturday. Live Out. Top Salap’ and ooming year. plans an aggressive progran. your car w.nlerired? But FURNISHED 23 ______FURNISHED 27 Master Plumbers License. City and State. Jan. 16. Main Children’s libra­ Benefits. For Appointment W ill save you mor>ey. F re e estim ates. ry. 1357 Broadway, and 10:45 He lives with his wife and conjunction with all the Jesuit ™ Call 744-7211 Smail J bedroom home, one ^ock to Roo»ns tor Girls. Catholic Oauohiers Experienced commercial, residential and Blessed Sacrament. 333-4357. o* America. 745 Pennsylvania. Also Industrial work. Excellent references. 433- a.m., Saturday. Jan. 16, Hadley; tour children at 29G« Upham college clubs during 1965. Coirado sfat/ Patril llav^ ------_ _ ----- rooms available for weddings or recer 4501 branch. W. Jewell avenue and: street. Boston college newcomers m e ,ho.se important winter time One bedroom cottage, new floors, i ••oni. TA 5-9597. ; fu rn ace , disposal. 230, tile bath, draped. BICYCLES 56 S. Grove street. Murphy wants all newly ar- urged to participate. driving corrections made now. 33 COOK FOR TEN SISTERS BICYCLES M^iWe specialize In Northwest Denver, NEW USED PARTS OLDER OR PENSIONED HOUSES FOR RENT Arvada, Lakewood and Wheatridge Real Estate. Prompt, courteous sales service. REPAIRING - TIRES PERSON 7 room-2 family home, rentable apart­ Your local realtor for 30 years. PUT - ON - ANY - WHEEL ment. 1450 Gaylord. Partly furnished. $80 STACKHOUSE REALTOR AL’S BIKE SHOP per m onth. GL-5-4024 or EA-2-2970 3535 W. 3tth Avt. OR. 7-U78 Your Parish Real Estate Guide PRIVATE APARTMENT 334 Federal 935-3245 WITH HO USES FOR RENT SEWING MACHINES 40 UNFURNISHED AUTO PARTS 64A SINGER DIAL "A" STITCH 6——Blessed Sacrament 38^—St. Mary Magdalene PRIVATE ENTRANCE Zigzags, buttonholes, monograms. Does East Spruce Auto and Parts. 4942 East 1901 W . 49tti A ve. 3 bedrooms, garage Valmont Rd.. Boulder. 7,000 cars and patk), ST35.00. Close to Bowman Biscu it darning and mending. Also fancy stitches REAL ESTATE IMPROVED all without buying attachments. Assume truck parts. Phone B ld r. 433-3540 or HOUSE FOR SALE If Needed or Live Out Rio Grande North Yard. Chaffee Park. 3 paym ents of $3.25 or $8.00 cash. D enver A L 5-3943 FOR SALE Call For Appointment 237-2105. 423-1544 2063 ELM Four bodroorn. on four fenced loM. One 4 room bungalow. 400 sq. ft. 10x24 '44 W H IT E A U T O . Z IG Z A G 3 bedrooms. 3 lots. 4 garages. 744-0142 777-3812 living room, new wiring, floors, draped. block from Catholic grade and nigh Zigzags, buttonholes, monograms and school. Newly remodeled kitchen double Can run business, older home. V5 basement. 3V^ blocks Holy Family, many fancy designs with no attach­ $85. 3831 U tica. oven electric range. Call Dexter 3-5429 SITUATIONS WANTED ments to buy. $20.00 cash or 5 pay­ for appointment to see. $13,950, commitment $10,500. St. m ents of $4.50. CH 4-4450. . FEMALE APT. FOR RENT Mary Magdalene's Parish. 2837 SINGER Yates. 455-6904 IN WALNUT CABINET 6 ....Blessed Sacrament S A C R IF IC E F O R $10.00 C A S H . MA 3-1544 41— Sts. Peter & Paul PFAFF—NEAR NEW STUNNING .ROOMS FOR RENT APTS. FOR RENT Will do everything without buying ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME (Wheatridge) FURNISHED 20 attachm ents. $34.00 cash or 5 payments 1980 Bellaire FURNISHED 25 of $4.01. 835-5080. 4 huge bedrooms and 2 oversized baths Sleeping room furnished with kitchen upstairs. 2 dens, llvlngroom with fire­ WILL FHA or GI or 10% Dn. privileges for working 'ady, by widow 1243 CLAYTON-515 CORONA. Spacious 3 MISC. FOR SALE 44 place and diningroom on m ain floor. New­ * In St. Francis' Parish. Call weekdays bedroom apartments. Nicely furnished ly remodeled and built-in electric kitchen. NEW LISTING after 5:00, Sat. and Sun. anytime. 777- and decorated. Lots of closets. $90.00. New wiring and baseboard hot water MAKE OFFER ( 1138 — 322-1958 U tilitie s paid. 355-9705 or 332-4947. heat throughout. New plumbing,... new roof. $5,000 in new carpeting alone. 2 ca r Near Wheatridge high and Lakeside shep- garage. Over 220 ft. of frontage. $45,000. ping. O ver MOO sq. ft. Newer 3 bedroom BOB S T E V E N S . 388 0039. brick, carpeted and draped livingroem, diningroom combination. Family room L. C. Fulenwider, Inc. with fireplace, large kitchen with eating ★ SERVICE DIRECTORY ^ space, large utility. Double garage. Large 2731 So. Colo. Blvd. fenced landscaped lot. Call GREENE, 825-1145 Realtor______266-3071 | 237-4577. 6 -Blessed Sacrament ALSO NEW JANITOR SERVICE GUTTER SPOUTS REMODELING ROOFING The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each 3 bedroom brick. Double garage. Hof NEW ROOFS—REPAIRS ~FINE OLDER HOME! w ater heat. Only $21,950. O r sim ila r house SHAFFER’S RUBBISH A ll Work G uaranteed with basement. Will sell GI or FHA. Call In lovely and shady Park Hill. Has i G R E E N E , 237.4577. REMOVAL Terms — Free Estimates steam heat, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, targe, Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. ALL TYPES T A . 5-4495 dining room, garage and basement. FHA COMMERCIAL AND Gutters, Spouts Member ot our Lady of Grace Parish ALSO RESIDENTIAL REMODELING appraised at $12,250 and worth every Wo spoelallza In Gvttsr and STORM WINDOWS cant. Call to see TODAY. Only $400 down 1 7 ——No tre D o m e -St. Catherines REASONABLE RATES F H A or nothing down G1. E V E S , or . 3 bedroom newer brick. IVi baths, large AL. 5-3310 Spout Roplaeoment. • BASEMENTS All makes storm doors, windows, S U N D A Y S , 344-4094 ~,2 car garage. Carpels, drapes, storm Gutters cleaaad and Rtpalrad. screens and patio doors repaired and ad­ B U Y IN G —S E L L IN G —T R A D IN G ^ . MOST ATTRACTIVE I windows. 105* down or will FHA or GI. BEAUTY SALON justed. Insurance claims. Reasonable I G R E E N E . 237-4577. Thoroughly Experienced. CHISM-SCHERLING, INC. IN NOTRE DAME PARIS^^ • ADDITIONS retes. Henry S aw lck l, 429-2906.______Brick bung, with f.f. bsmt., Ig. 2-car| See LA VEDA'S BEAUTY SALON at Oopendablo, Guaranteed. 1435 Florence R ealtor E M 4-2444 1547 Peoria. Experienced operators to • KITCH EN S TRASH HAULING See MARTIN DELOHERY .v gar. W . of Fe d e ral. O N LY $13,450. C a ll; STACKHOUSE ^'REALTOR" serve you. Call now 344 0541 for your IHASH HAULING Christ the King i' ^ 7- ' John G lenn. 433-0310. | evening appointments. American Roofing Any Place m Metropolitan Denver 477-1678 • G A R A G E S K. C. ENSOR, REALTY, CO. "Member of St. Therese Parish" Oay or Night Calls SEE THESE GOOD BUYS Sheet Metal Co. F.H.A. FINANCING E A . 2-3558 C einpl*** FlnaiKing and Inwrance K. C. ENSOR REALTY CO. j BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS ______7430 High Street OPEN WEEKENDS WEATHER 3924 Tennyion , -'4S5-4737 13924 Tennyson R E A L T O R 455-4737;' For Courteous Service With Your CH 4-S46S 21S9 Downlug SKUFCA & SHELTON CO. PERMITTING North Denver, Wheatridge, UPHOLSTERERS Paint a little—save a lot. Big 2 bdrms., BUILDING am) CONTRACTING After 4 p.m. SU 1-802S 6124 So. Bro ad w ay 79^1335 17— Notre Dame Lakewood Listings Re Jphoisterlrg by a reliable firm, f.f. bsm i. 2 baths. 1212 Glencoe—$18,900. St. Francis de Sales For Any Remodeling In Your M em ber of Alt Souls' Perish Member Denver Metropolitan Home years experience • 1 arms 847 H O L LY —O N L Y $18,500 | Please Call Bldrs. Assoc. HARVEY PARK Home— Insido o r Out— NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY 2 bdrms., den, din. rm.. part fin. bsmt. K A Y M ORAN 7145 Court P I. 273-1372 2 car, immaculate. Carpellng & drapes. 3 bedroom, Hutchinson Brick. 2 baths, NEAR COUNTRY CLUB With LAIRD REALTY HEATING TV SERVICE-APPLIANCES fireplace, full finished basement, Beautiful town house on large well land­ BEATRICE M. SHIRK covered patio, attached garage, scaped lot. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, family 455 3450 or 237-7373 sprinkler system. EXCELLENT VIEW— room, living room, dining room & FINE HOMES Realtor 355-8578 electric kitchen. Covered patio, shake , “ Sight and Sound Ou^ Specialty" IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Coll 934- roof, fenced yard. Sprinkling system. 41—«Sts. Peter & Paul CALL JACK REIS FOLEY HEATING 7 —^ Ch rist th e K in g 5 16 5 for appointment, 2 706 So. Please call JOE RAY, eves. Sat. & Sun. AL'S APPLIANCES Sheridan ______744 2184, (31 S Y O ). (Wheatridge) 934-3593 Salas and Service all makes 18 Our Lady of Fatima Mambtr gf Notra De-.ia Parlth Com m erce Clty.'s 164 SO. FAIRFAX ______(L a k e w o o d )______VanSchaack&Co. 5 BEDROOMS Fine TV and Appliance Service W E REPAIR Beautiful brick ranch on well land­ REALTOR CURTAIN CLEANERS 7260 Monaco scaped & fenced yard. Large living $25,500 Large family room, fire­ room has fireplace. Separate dining 275 Univ. Blvd. 297-5000 place, electric kitchen. 3 FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEANERS. Central hall, 3 bedrooms up. 1 bedroom CURTAINS, CROCHETED TABLE SMOKY room, completely remodeled kitchen. baths, garden level recrea­ CLOTHS. DRAPERIES. BLAN KETS. 3 bdrms. & 2 ceramic tile baths plus or den down. Diningroom, kitchen with 3 7 ---- S t. M a r y ’s tion room. Hot water heat. SPREADS, LINENS CLEANED BY LAT­ $28,000, call 422-2167 EST METHODS. HAND PRESSED ONLY FIREPLACES fa m ily room, bdrm . & bath In full breakfest room. 2 car garage, land­ (Littleton) 1299 K A L A M A T R T A . 5-3S37. ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL finished bsmt. Call JOE RAY, eves.. scaped, mountain view. Applewood Knolls, S at. A Sun., 744-2184. DECORATING NO CURE - NO PAY Cape Cod. 3087 Routt C ircle 238-3004. LUXURY CONTEMPORARY ! 45— St. Therese (Aurora) Painting & Oacorating, tpoclailzlng To Introduco You to tho Register Classified Section to Our Lady of Lourd* residential wurfc. Call anytime. 2554435. NEED HEAT? TA S-S107 FOR SALE BY OWNER >«t- ft. 3 lots with beautiful landscaping. ELECTRIC WIRING FOR $ 1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS YanSchanck&Co.i WALKING DISTANCE TO Prestige neighborhood. Call G ERRY, ^ bedroom brick with attached garage. HOME REPAIR L IL J A , 798-4900 12 bedroom' " ‘ "down In ‘full finished base- TO BUY, SELL OR SWAP REALTOR CHURCH & SCHOOLS Set This C h arm er A t #11 So. Ridge ment with den and '6 bath. Diningroom HOME REPAIRS with glass door to patio. Fireplace, • Home Repairs • Painting 275 Univ. Blvd . 29: , bMroom., 2 balh,. full linM M ! » » . ' rilF Y TlPnc sprinkler system, aluminum doors and Jim Dwyer Electric • Carpentry This offer good for Classified Section only. ment. Aflached garage, carpeting, drap-. DOO W . L.ALCT L.IKL.LC awnings. FHA appraised. Try Your • Caoirtetwork • Patch Plattorlng O ffer. FLOOR COVERINGS J. M. R6I5CHMAN Does not apply to Real Estate Display erles, large fenced back yard, many: Beautiful early American 4 bedroom “ Tha Handyman" 1 1 Holy Family extras. Large VA loan to assume. Call!family home. Family room, 2 fireplaces, 377-4438 —. *. I plus rec. room. Excellent neighborhood, All Work Guaranteed Advertising owner 722-1007 for appointment. 1^^,, d o r E T T A G L E N , 255-4189 ’ Formica Counter fopsT Ceramic 2518 Eu d o ra St. E A . 2-3230 Wail Tlla. Vlnyt, Linoleum 4480 VRAIN 47-^^ur Lady ol 1^ —S t. A n th o n y ’s , Flooring, Carpets LINEN SERVICE FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX Beautiful brick duplex. 2 bedrooms M t. C a rm e l (W e stw o o d ) 5392 SO. HICKORY > UNOLEUM AND each with 2 cor garage and large Could bo 5 largo bedrooms, now has ’ TILE SERVICE. INC. WESTERN covered patios. All in excellent con­ 3 bedrooms with 4th in full pro­ 1st LISTING Free Estimalaa— 3 bedrooms, re c. room , dining room. Here Is your chance to acquire e 4- Quaranttad installation TOWEL SUPPLY CO, dition and close to bus, shopping Designed for family living. Beautifully 1720 So. B ro ad w ay 733-5591 fessionally finished basement. bdrm. home plus a lot of additional UM Llpan Street 485-78374 and churches. Call JIM SPIERLING, landscaped with Redwood fencing. Own­ furniture Item s for $11,500. T h is brick Large enclosed yard is ideal ers will trade for 2 story. JaRR K. LaCuardIa PLUMBING 388 -47 93 bungalow Is located near community for children. shopping, walking distance to schools. ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. 6074 SO. FAIRFIELD Very near Catholic church and school. MOORE REALTY CONTEMPORARY, OVER 1400 SO. FT. 116 biks. to the busline and can be seen Repairing, now work, sewers and sink anytime by calling SNIDER REALTOR bedrooms, 116 baths, family room, •ines Cleaned. Our work It guaranteed. 2234 SO. Cole, Blvd . 754-3401 3 233-4537 Rocco J . U rsin l 477-7811 Aree Eitirrsates. 934-5451 fireplace In living room. 40* e. Alam eda SH 4G300 14....MoBt Precious Blood 25— St. Bernadette I "We Have Sites and Land Available for RIDGEWOOD I Custom B uild in g " 9485 W . C olfax R E A L T O R 233-4537 PAINTING & DECORATING (L a k e w o o d ) Also See Our Many Bank Foreclosures NOTHING LEH OUT icALL DORETTA GLEN 255-4189 of this charming 4-level. Arrangement NEW LISTING I G E R R Y L IL J A 798-4900 PAPEHING—vSTEAMING- of rooms Is commendable. 4 bedrooms, Our Personalized CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO recreation room, living and dining room, M AKE OFFER TEXTUKING— double garage. (S-S18). F o r appointment Service Sells Homes Interior & Exterior W ILL SELL FHA or GI or 10% On. Classified Advertising, The Register tn see 2500 S. Ivanhoe pL, please call Newer Immaculate 3 bedroom frame. Oe- PAINTING J a c k F ik e , 237 8754. teched garage. Carpeted. On large fenc­ **Alt Went Oiwrantaed" Bex 1620, Denver 1, Cole., or phene it In to ed and landscaped lot. Call GREENE, Prae Bstlmatee 237-4577. MOUNTAIN EM PIRI KE. 4-4205 John F. Bruno Rity. RtAUSB DECORATORS STACKHOUSE "REALTOR" 2500 S. Broadw ay SH 4-33IS 238-1044 777-93781 REALTOR 756-1571 477-1478 Page 14 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Jan. 7, 1965 Dialogue Leaders Share St. Louis’ Parish Dedication to Knowledge PTA To Discuss Pope's First FncycHcal (St. Louis’ Parish. Englewood) meeting, will be Peter Colleton be prizes for rooms with the of Canada, Mr. Cohen has been A lifetime dedication to furth' St. Louis’, Englewood. PTA THE RT. REV. Monsignor most mothers and the most a United States citizen since ering the cause of knowledge will hold its first meeting of 1956 Bernard J. Cullen, pastor, will fathers attending. and human understanding 1949. at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12, in speak on Pope Paul V i’s first The quarterly general meet­ shored by the two principal the cafeteria of the new parish encyclical, Eccleslam Suam. ing of the parish Men's club will participants in the Calholic-Jew* MONSIGNOR HURLEY has center. Hostesses for the meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. ish conference to be held Wed' a wide background in education 11. in the parish center cafeteria. nesday. Jan. 13, at Regis col­ serving as assistant superinten­ Presiding, since this is “ Fa­ be the mothers of pupils rooms 2X and 2Y. There will Ail men o( Hie parish are urged lege. dent of schools. Archdiocese of thers’ night’ ’ to conduct the Scheduled to deliver major San Francisco, from 1944-51; to attend. addresses at the conference are teacher and principal from Highlight of the program will Oscar Cohen, national program 1951-61 at San Mateo, Oakland Discussion Program Set be a showing of the film, The director of the Anti-Defamation and Marin county, Calif., Lost Hunter, produced by the league of B’nai B'rith, and the schools. In 1962 he was superin­ Redfield Gunsight company. Joe Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mark J. tendent of schools in the Stock- For Regis Alumni, Wives St. Denis will represent the Hurley, Chancellor of the Dio­ ton diocese. company to show rifles and cese of Stockton, Calif. Monsignor Hurley was gra­ A special one-day discussion general discussion will follow at scopes and to answer questions duated from St. Joseph’s col­ program for Regis college 2:30 p.m. with adjournment at on firearms, ballistics, and hunt­ MR. COHEN has been lege at Mountain View, Calif., alumni and their wives will be 3 p.m. ing member of the Anti-Defamation and holds a Ph.D. degree in held on the Regis campus Sun­ Refreshments will be served. league staff in New York for education and psychology from day, Jan. 17. RESERVATIONS should be the past 15 years. He is respon Catholic university in Washing­ made with the Alumni office at A NEW SERIES of instruction sible for ADL work in educa­ THE OPENING talk at 10 classes on the Catholic faith will ton, D.C. He has taught in the Regis college, 433-6565, Exts. 60 tion, association with civic and graduate schools of several m. will be given by the Rev. begin soon for non-Catholics and religious groups, publications, universities and also studied in Franci.'! F. Bakewell, S.J., on or 77, or at the Regis switch­ for Catholics interested in learn­ research, and other related Rome. New Problems — New An­ board. A fee of $1.25 is being ing more about their religion. areas. His career in intergroup swers’’, a discussion of recent charged to cover the cost of Parishioners interested in at­ Named to his present post in liturgical changes. the brunch. relations dates back to 1934. 1962, Monsignor Hurley has tending or arranging for the He edits pamphlet series for also served other diocesan edu­ The Rev. Harry E. Hoewis- attendance of a non-Catholic cher, S.J., will speak at the 1 friend arc asked to call the both college and high school cational and administrative as­ Nenirs Deadline! use and also a series of social signments. He serves as a co­ p.m. session on “ Considerations rectory. science studies. As part of the lumnist for several diocesan of The Modern Family.’’ The deadline for news stories The third grade Bluebirds latter work he wrote “The newspapers and has also served Mass at 11 a.m. followed by and pictures to appear In the held a Christmas party Dec. 29 Leaders for 1965 Swastika Epidemic and Anti-Se­ on weekly television programs brunch will be held between “Denver Catholic Register” is in the home of Dr. and Mrs, mitism in Am erica.’ ’ in the San Francisco area. the two discussion sessions. A Monday at 5 p.m. A. J. Kukral. Talking over activities for the St. Rose of left, Mrs. Frances Bean, president; and Mrs. Mr. Cohen is the originator He has been equally active in | iJm a’s Altar and Rosary society are the Rev. Don Milner, vice president; standing, Mrs. and liaison person of the Five- California and national educa­ Barry Wogan, pastor, seated ieft, and the Russell Hager, treasurer; Mrs. Don Byrne, Year Study of Anti-Semitism in tional circles. officers of the society. They are, seated, from historian, and Mrs. Rudy Stines, secretary. America, undertaken at the He served as a member of FPIIHSTT: University of California under the California Committee for LEHERHIADS • ENVELOPES • CAROS a $500,000 grant. Study of Education, 1955-60: de­ TICKETS • RAFFLE TICKETS • HANDBILLS Holy Name Unit He has made trips to Germa­ legate at large. White House FOLDERS • BROCHURES • PUBLICATIONS father and Son Breakfast ny to confer with research and Conference on Youth, 1960; de­ PARISH FORMS • ANNUAL REPORTS • ETC. To Hear Sister educational groups and has par­ legate to the National Catholic ticipated in three international Education Association confer­ A t Jan. 7 Meet Set in St, Rose's Parish conferences on prejudice at the ence of German and American educators in Munich, 1960; and (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) (St. Ruse of Lima's Parish, Parents planning to enroll invitation of UNESCO. Printing Co. Denver) ' Mr. Cohen is a graduate of in 1964 he was a delegate to The Holy Name society of children in the school next fall 1534 BLAKE ST. •DENVER 2, COLO. The annual Father and Son , the University of Toronto and t h e National Council of Notre Dame parish will meet breakfast sponsored by the must turn in school applications taken graduate studies at Churches meeting in Columbus, OUR CUSTOME'RS ARE OUR BEST SALES M'EN this Thursday, Jan. 7, at 8 p.m. Holy Name society of St. Rose no later than Sunday, Jan. 10. ) Columbia university. A native O. in the parish hall. A member of of Lima’s parish will be held the parish will be honored by next Sunday. Jan. 10, in the the society at this meeting. Old South restaurant, following 4 - the 8 o ’clock Mass. SISTER MARY LOUISE, head The guest speaker for the of the English department of breakfast will be the Rev. Tho­ J f Loretto Heights college, will be mas Kelly, S.J., of Sacred 4 - guest speaker. Sister Louise, Heart retreat house, Sedalia ■who has a weekly radio program START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT J f Tickets to the breakfast at $1.25 on KDEN, is acknowledged as may be obtained after the Mas 4 - one of Denver’s outstanding per­ ses. Reservations must be 4 - sonalities. made before Friday, Jan. She holds bachelor of arts 200 WITH A FORD FROM COURTESY HIGHEST 4 - and bachelor of music degrees j h e a l t .AR and Rosary .so- 4- from Webster college in St. j meet Thursday, Jan. 4- Louis and has a master of arts 14. at 7:45 p.m. in the school IMMEDIATE DELIVERY and Ph. D. from St. Louis uni NEW CARS TRADE-IN 4- hall. After the business meeting versity. She also has done post­ entertainment will be by “ The 4- i r 200 NEW FORDS doctoral study at Stanford uni Mad Hatter,” ON ALL 4- versity and Oxford university, On Sunday, Jan. 10, the Cub ★ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALLOWANCES 4- England. Scouts and Wehelos will visit i r No Payments for a Sister Louise’s subject will be the Denver Federal center, W. Month and a Half ★ Lowest Monthly Payments 4- What’s in a Name?” Alameda avenue and S. Kip­ 1965 FORDS 4- 4 ling street, to observe Naval 'A' Best Selection in Town ★ Out-of-State Credit Okay THE CORPORATE Commun­ Reserve activities. The boys 4- ion for the Holy Name society and their parents arc to meet will be held in the 8 a.m. Mass at the church by 12 noon. A -K 4- ; V Sunday, Jan. 10. car pool will be formed If ne­ -K FABULOUS GALAXIES — World's Hottest Performers cessary. 4- Bays 8 to years old who -K 4- Fatker Jepson are interested in joining Cub ■K 4- Scouts can get information by ■K 4- Directs Retreat calling Herb Dreiling, 777-1074; Roger McGuire, 935-8200; ■K $I;Q09 4- At Benet Hill DOWN MONTH s Gene Shelton, 935-3734. -K $17700III w i l ' 4- (Benet Hill Academy, ■ I ai Members of the Holy Name -K TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 4- Colorado Springs) society, the Boy Scouts and Cub TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 thin ■k 4- wor The Rev. John Jepson, an ex­ Scouts, and other men and WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS perienced retreat master, will boys of the parish will receive -K 4- cize direct the three-day retreat, Communion in a group in the 8 that January 11-13 for the students o'clock Mass Sunday, Jan. 10. dim of Benet Hill academy, Colora­ A new series of lectures for -k ’ -k ■k ages do Springs. non-Catholics and Catholics giv­ -k Call Father Jepson, the assistant en by the Rev. David Costello, -k -k (anc pastor at St. Mary’s church, assistant pastor, will begin -k Colorado Springs, is lecturer of Tuesday Jan. 19. -k year philosophy at Colorado College -k -k caut and teacher of religion at St. ON WEDNESDAY, March 24, ■k -k of tl M ary’s high school. the Altar and Rosary society port: -k -K The daily schedule will con­ will hold a rummage sale at -k dose sist of Holy Mass, conferences, the rummage sales room at 820 -k STATION WAGONS been reading, meditation, and a spe­ W. 8th avenue. The society ■k FULL SIZED FALCON SEDANS -k As Low As no e cial retreat Bible Vigil conclud-! needs all kinds of sellable •k As Low As As Low As ing the exercises of each day. merchandise. ■k mas! -k -k as a -k -k d l. 1 $ 00 $ SI 7 I 7 I 0 0DOWN —f MONTH antic St, Philomena's Holy Name -k DOWN MONTH ■k prod ^ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4- John Club To Hold 2nd Meeting THUNDERBIRD -k ary, -k 4- the (St. Philomena’s Parish, The hostesses will be Mmes. ■k 4- Aroui Denver) George Evan, chairman. Helen -k 4- conve The second meeting of St. Davis, Feme Thornton, Theresa indivi Gunther. Helen Bishop, and ■k 4- Philomena’s Holy Name Men’s Cl( club will be held in the new Frank Rohrer. The special prize -k 4- school hall beginning with Mass is being donated by Mrs. Jack -k 4- at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 10. Denny. -k 4 Father Owen J. McHugh, THE SCHEDULE for the St. FULL SIZE FAIRLANE SEDANS AMERICA'S No. PRESTIGE CAR MUSTANG FASTBACK 2 + 2 4- f n e chaplain at Mercy hospital, will Philomena’s boys basketball be­ -k continue his talk on “ Philosophy gins Friday, Jan. 8. at St. John’s As Low As -k As Low As 4- for Amateurs.” gym, 0th and Elizabeth, with a -k 4- A buffet lunch will be served game against Most Precious 4- T following the meeting. Ail men Blood school. -k and boys 16 years of age and 4- The 1 The seventh and eighth grades $17700 $AQ77 { $97700 $8477 -kt $17700 $8fl00 older are invited to attend. I I I DOWN MONTH ^ I I DOWN MONTH ^-k I I I DOWN ^ 1 MONTH 4- the new THE ALTAR and Rosary so­ team will play on Friday after­ noons and the fifth and sixth homa ciety meeting Monday, Jan. 11 has bee: will begin with Mass to be of grades team will play on Satur­ V day morning. -k posi’ive . fered in the school at 12 noon A-1 USED CARS and TRUCKS 100 READY TO GO Catholic The Midgets begin their play A luncheon will be served, ■k WAS IS mento, C also in the school, immediately on Jan. 16 against St. Therese -k 4- The m following the Mass. at 11 a.m. ■k ’63 X-L CONVERTIBLE, R & H, Cruise-o-matic, -k ’62 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, R & H, 4 Speed, -k 4- Ursulines Power Steering, Power Brakes $2,495 straight ■k Nice Utility Wagon $1,795 $1,488 -k $1,988 4- white bl -k '63 T-BIRO, Full Power & Air, 4-, ’57 FORD CONVERTIBLE, R & H, auto, 4- high heel -k V-8, Nice Finish _ $ 895 4- a headbs Beautiful Rose Color $3,295 $2,788 $ 588 have don -k -k ’63 F-lOO PICK-UP, R & H, V-8, 4 Speed 4- a pilot pi -k ’62 CHEV. IMPALA, 4 Dr., R & H, Power -k Ursuline Custom Cab, Long Box $1,995 $1,488 The p -k ■k SEVERAL OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 4- Steering, V-8, Beautiful Condition $1,895 $1,488 Paso ‘ -k -k ’61 G.M.C. PICK-UP, R & H, V-8, 4 Speed, 4- Register -k ’62 MONZA, R & H, 4 Speed, Turquoise $1,695 $1,188 -k See to appreciate ______$1,595 4- “ Catholic ■k $1,188 shown tl 4- Inant coi -k 4- nuns. It -k 4- the two -k trim, yoi 4- attractive ■k "BEST 4- and who -k FOR SERVICE 4- cnistomcd -k 4- nuns’ sty T

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