3 Days of Green; Then Back to Normal March 13 March 16 March 17 National Units To Parade 1,600 Women Await Hotel Hilton to House In Honor of St, Patrick CPTL Tribute to Erin Charities' Promenaders multi-nationality parade with floats sponsored and IT EPRECHAUNS will be leaping, colleens will be LARGEST number of dancers in the 89-year A manned by members of the German, Scotch, -1*—' dancing, and the Irish Saints will all go marching history of the annual St. Patrick’s day charity English. Italian. Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and in, when the Catholic Parent Teacher league holds its ball will be accommodated in the spacious ballroom Greek organized units from around the state is all set annual conference in the Denver Hilton hotel Tuesday, areas of the Denver Hilton hotel March 17. to get under way in downtown Denver Saturday morn­ March 16. Conducted under the auspi- ing. March 13. An expected 1,600 guests ces of the Catholic Charities supply music and special en­ Those marching to honor will partake of the banquet at “ Come back to Erin.” Its of Denver, proceeds of the tertainment for the young the famous saint of the Irish All in all, the morning’s noon, when Archbishop Ur­ aim is to honor the Christian, event are applied to charity adults in the junior ballroom. festivities will involve 129 ban J. Vehr of Denver, Color­ civilizing work of Irish people will be reviewed by -more needs in the archdiocese. The orchestra’s Penny Pow­ units in 12 divisions, 20 indivi­ ado Gov. John A. Love, May­ through the centuries, in all ers also will appear. than 50 city and state officials, dual floats, 500 horses, the 16 or Tom Currigan. and other parts of the world. Luncheon at the hotel, with an entertainment emceed by In the main ballroom. Will mayors from a dozen Colorado hands, and a total of 31,000 clerical and lay dignitaries “ Irish Blessings “ to be Back, his piano, and orche­ Irish tenor William Mcllree, cities, the members of eight participants. will be present at the head ta­ awarded will con.sist of two stra will feature vocalist Eu­ consuls. is scheduled at noon. At the conclusion of the pa­ bic. Irish airline tickets to Dublin. nice Clark. Making this third annual Speaker of the day will be The day’s events will start rade, a luncheon for the par­ parade on of the big Anne Tolan. a Boeing 707 at 9:30 a.m. when the conven­ EARLIER, Solemn Mass will be offered at Holy Ghost THE ADULT BALL is ones will be 16 bands from ticipants and the spectators crew member of the Irish In­ tion center in the hotel will semi-formal, and tickets for church, 19th and California the Air Force academy and will be held at the home of ternational airlines, who will be opened for spectators to this and for the junior ball at streets at 10 a.m. all over Colorado. The entire the American Legion post tell about the women of Ire­ view the educational exhibits, $5 per couple may be had parade will be televised over No. 1. The Irish dancers, the land, past, present and fu­ more than 60 of them, pre­ Cathedral organist Alan from the Catholic Charities KLZ-TV, channel 7, from 11 Gold Tones, and Billy Mcll- ture. pared by elementary and Hobbs will accompany the office, 1665 Grant street, Den­ a.m. to 12 noon. ree, will entertain the diners. Theme of the conference is high schools in the area. Cathedral boys' vested choir, ver, or be mailed on applica­ singing music of the Mass un­ tion by phone. Call 222-3825. der direction of the Very .Awards to be given during Rev. Monsignor Richard the festivities include two V Hiester. Mrs. John J. Sulli­ trips to Las Vegas’ Dunes ho­ van will sing Irish melodies tel, a total of two couples, V at the end of Mass. one award at the luncheon In the luncl’.eon entertain­ and the other at the ball. DENVER CATHOLIC ment at the hotel, Tom Dug­ Luncheon fee is $3 per per­ Governor and Queen for a Day gan, radio and television' per­ son. sonality, will be featured, .A free week-end stay for With shillelagh in hand. Governor John Love assumes the together with an Irish com­ one couple, courtesy of the munity songfest, and the Re­ Denver Hilton hotel, also will role of “ parade master” in preparation for the festivities this gis and Loretto Heights Irish be awarded. weekend in honor of St. Patrick. Getting her cue for her part dancers. Other awards include table in the parade is Susan O’Toole, I>oretto Heights student, who REGISTER “ The Saints,” conducted by radios, electric can openers, wlll.be Irish “queen for a day.” The third annual parade will THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1965 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LIX No. 31 Ronnie Kae. will “ march in" transistor radios and electric on the evening program, to hair dryers. traverse downtown Denver this Saturday from 10:30 to 12 o’clock. I- Love Story Scheduled for Friday Dominican Sisters Fate of Senate Bill 232 -J.''pocr^plia Bob Considine attended the f Start Fund Appeal Churchill funeral in London. Hangs on Public Hearing Later in his column he said it S was a shame that Churchill had to miss it! Winnie had To Help Sick Poor The controversial birth control proposal that came out of a Colorado Senate planned it all; wrote the committee earlier this week and reached the floor (Senate Bill 2 3 2 1, now has script; detailed every item in been referred back to committee and awaits a public hearing before further action. the ritual. including the The Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, 2501 Gay­ The public hearing is sche------lord street, have launched their 42nd annual fund ap­ queen’s participation! duled Friday, March 12 at Bermingham (R-Denver), tests did not appear to be or­ When Bob filed his story, peal. A letter-brochure from Sister Marie Therese, sponsor of the bill, made the 2:30 p.m. in room 320 E. at ganized by any group. he never expected to receive Denver superior, will reach known friends of the decision to pull the bill back the state capitol. In recent weeks as the pros one particular message about cause this week. for further study. It was then and cons concerning the mea­ Winston’s absence at the fu­ In Denver’s rapidly ex­ THE PROPOS \L that decided to bold a hearing for sure were aired, the dangers neral. The next day he got a panding population, however, Leaders in the national ef­ would allow county officials all who wanted to attend of the extension of the bill to letter from a spiritualist who there are hundreds, and pos­ fort to reduce the misery and to dispense birth control in­ Friday. the unmarried which might assured him that he was all sibly even thousands, of fami­ despair generated by poverty formation and devices to wel­ Undoubtedly, many of the seem to promote pre-mar­ wrong, that Winnie was there. lies and individuals who are rightly stress the importance fare recipients was caught in telegrams ' and phone calls riage relations have come in came from Catholics around In his response to the spiri­ unaware of the Sisters’ work of personal commitment. the middle of a wave of pro- for reflection. tualist Considine said; “ Gee, the state, hut a good number — or of their struggle to The Sisters have, of course, te.st in the form of telegrams The meeting Friday will I wish I had known. That from Coloradoans as it came from those of other re­ meet the expense of that dedicated their entire lives to now be sponsored jointly by would have made one helluva reached the floor. Sen. John R. ligious beliefs and the pro- work — or of the fact that this work. Their program is the Health and Welfare com­ interview! ” their annual appeal is now so personal, so direct, that in mittees of both the Senate « « • being made. giving to them you are all but and the House of Representa­ DINNER WIT handing the medicine or food 'Will Now Understand' tives. Father John Danagher, ALTHOUGH THE Sisters to the person in need of it. pre.sident of St. Thomas se­ have no desire for publicity There is a shortage of hos­ MEMBERS OF THE Sen­ minary, was the toastmaster concerning their countless pital beds and the cost of hos­ Her Hands Need Your Help ate Health and Welfare com- at a head table that honored and continuing charities, the Pope Marks Introduction pital care has increased. The Opportunity has not knocked for years for those members mittee are Bermingham, six members of the Hier­ Denver Catholic Register Sisters are registered nurses. of Am erica’s “ affluent” society . . . but the Dominican Sisters chairman; Roger Cisneros archy. Some of the memora­ considers it both a joy and a The need for their profession­ bilia follows: of the Sick Poor knock often. (D-Denver); John J. Donlan duty to set the facts before al services in homes blighted Of Italian Into Mass (D-Colorado Springs); Don­ Bishop Maloney: “ Did you the public. by both illness and poverty is hear about the young man Rome — (NO — “From overflowed the church for the ald E. Kelley (R-Dcnver); It is a joy because the facts increasingly urgent. now on you will have to pray ceremonies. Vincent Massari (D-Pueblo); who was just inducted Into of this matter concern a most the army? He used gunpow­ understanding what you are In his homily following the Wilkie Ham (D-Lamar); Carl compelling love story. . . .a THE SISTERS render all In Notre Dame saying,” Pope Paul VI told a reading of the Gospel, the J. Magnuson (R - Eaton); der to wash his teeth, and story of the kind of love that possible aid to the destitute congregation the first Sunday Pope called the celebration of James Perrill (R-Denver); shot his mouth off all day!” is so powerful, so effective, families of their patients. .An of Lent in .All Saints’ church Mass using the vernacular “ a Joe Shoemaker (R-Denver); Father Danagher: “They simple and real that were it overwhelming number of ca­ Annual Acies Consecration in downtown Rome. truly extraordinary event.” John P. Orcutt (R-Holyoke). tell me that old teachers nev­ possessed by the world at ses are brought to their atten­ The occasion was an after­ Members of the House of er die. They just lose their large our war on poverty tion at the climax of emer­ “ The rite we are celebrat­ noon Mass celebrated by the Representatives Health and principals! ” 2,000 years after Christ’s gency conditions, j Scheduled by Legionaries ing,” he declared, “ is a meet­ Holy Father in the church to ing between the celebrant Welfare committee are The response w’as too great birth, death, and resurrection Poverty compounded by ill­ Lowell Compton (R-La.Iun- .About 400 active and auxili­ tion aimed at involving its mark the introduction of Ita­ and the people who assist.” to resist, and the seminary would be totally unnecessary. ness equals impossibility. ta); Victor Grandy (D-Den­ ary members of the Legion members in active apostolic lian in the liturgy throughout Sitting near the Pope as he proxy continued: “ There is a This means that the family’s the nation. spoke was Cardinal Josef ver): Frank R. .Anaya (D- sequel to that. Old principals THE ONLY qualification of Mary in the Archdiocese of work. Legion members work supply of necessities and Beran of Prague, whom the Denver): Ray H. Black (R- never die. They just lose necessary to receive the Sis­ Denver will gather at Notre in close conjunction with their resources for obtaining HE ALSO OFFERED the Communist government of Loveland); Don Brinton (D- their faculties!” ters’ real and present aid is Dame church on Sunday their parish priests visiting them are gone. Mass at an altar facing the Czecho-SIovakia allowed to Colorado Springs); Ruth B. Bishop Sullivan of Regis: human need. March 21 at 3 p.m. for the lapsed Catholics, doing cen­ Before the Welfare depart­ people. Some 5,000 persons come to Rome last month to Clark (R -F ort Collins): “ When it was announced that For funds to carry on their annual Acies Consecration. sus work, and calling on the ment can even begin to deter­ become a Cardinal, after bar­ George H. Fentress (R- I was to be consecrated Bish­ During the ceremony Ar­ sick. work, the Sisters are entirely mine the families’ eligibility Lakewoqd); Joseph GoUob op of Patna in India back in chbishop Urban J. Vehr will ring him from his Episcopal dependent upon your contri­ for aid, the Sisters must bear The Acies ceremony is an (D-Com'merce <3ity); D an iel 1927, one of the old pagans read the annual report listing ministry for 16 years. bution. They seek no support the expense- of setting up annual function convoked to Cardinal Still Grove (D-Denver); George whom I had befriended wrote the combined works of the .After the Mass the Pope from Catholic Charities, nor some minimal means of renew the members’ devotion made mention of Cardinal F. Jackson (R - Colorado to ask if he could be a pall­ do they share In the United housekeeping and of provid­ Legion throughout the Archdi­ to and dependence upon the Critically III Springs); Archie Lisco (D- bearer at my consecration!” ocese. Father Donald Dunn, Beran and spontaneous ap­ fund. ing such things as blankets, Virgin Mary, who is patro­ Chicago — Cardinal .Albert Denver): Issac Moore (D- Bishop Buswell: “ It seems assistant pastor of Notre plause broke out. clothes, diapers, etc., besides ness of the Legion. Meyer, Archbishop of Chica­ Denver); Donald E. Strait to me that we should devote Dame v'lhurch, will preach. “ You do well to applaud, the essential food and medi­ go, remains in very critical (D-Aurora): Marvin B. Woolf some time this evening to a THE LEGION of Mary is During the ceremony each even if it is not included in cation. (Ask any housewife condition in a Chicago hospi­ (D-Boulder), and Jerry L. study of Scripture. You know a parish laymen’s organiza- Legion member will recite the new liturgy,” the Pope Merits Mass what it costs her to shop this act of consecration: “ I tal. He has not responded to said. “ He is a champion of Yost (D-Thornton). that I come from Southern when she has “ run out” of am all thine, my Queen and treatment since a four and the faith. He was in Dachau Colorado, where It is rather things down to the last my Mother, and all I have is one-half hour brain operation for two and a half years and dry and arid. .As a matter of To Be on TV staple.) thine.” two weeks ago. was impeded in his ministry fact. I have been told by his­ The annual Mass, Corpor­ TH E DOMINICAN S I S- No Fast Mar. 1 T The Cardinal remains in a for 16 years.” Six Gifts Given torians that at the time of the ate Communion, and break­ TERS of the Sick Poor ask Catholics in the Archdiocese FOLLOWING THE cere­ partial coma and has not spo­ POPE P.AUL will celebrate Deluge, when Noe launched fast for Catholic men of the your help. Be your contribu­ of Denver arc dispensed from mony, which concludes with ken since his operation. He is a dialogue .Mass — using Ita­ St. Jude's Burse his ark and it rained for 40 Pikes Peak area on March 21 tion large, medium or small, the obligation of fast and ab­ Benediction of the Blessed being fed intravenously and lian and facing the people — Six gifts in the past week days and 40 nights, they had will be televised over Chan­ it is an act of humility and stinence on the Feast of St. Sacrament, there will be a has been hovering near con­ each Sunday in Lent in a dif­ added $27 to the St. Jude only two inches of rain in nel 13 (KRDO-TV) in Colora­ love that cannot be lost either Patrick. Wednesday, March 17. reception honoring members sciousness since his opera­ ferent church in the working burse for the training of sem­ Pueblo! “ Lest I push my luck too do Springs. in heaven or on earth. of the Legion. tion. class sections of Rome. inarians studying to become This marks the first time priests in the Denver arch­ far, let me close by reminding for this annual affair to be diocese. The burse total now you that a successful speaker televised. is $5,482.43. is one who stands to be Results Considered Very Good Contributors include: .Ak­ heard, and sits down to be THIS Y E A R ’S Ma.ss and ron. Colo., .Anonymous, $10; appreciated.” breakfast will be held at the Colorado Springs. Mrs. M.B.. Bishop Newell: “To keep Broadmoor International Retarded Children Benefit From Work of Two Denver Pastors $2: and, from Denver, L. D., this .speech-making on a high $5; D. J. E.. $5; M. S., $3; Scriptural level I would also Center, another “ first” in the Registrations came from all from the Ft. Logan annex, history of the event which Four children have been at all levels of society Notre Dame parish, and Don and Mrs. B. K. $2. like to tell you about Noe parts of the Denver area. and 23 students living at • t heretofore has been held pri­ baptized, nine made their throughout the world. Burton, former director of The sum of $6,000 will es­ and the Ark. Noe found two the Metropolitan Association Sister de Chantal held or­ home. marily at St. M ary’s Catholic First Communion, and fifteen For every 1,000 persons, 30 tablish a seminary hurso in little snakes still huddled in have this disability, but of of Retarded Children. ientation classes for Loretto Blessed Sacrament parish perpetuity for the education a dark corner of the Ark after church in downtown Colorado were confirmed during the Heights students. Springs. these, 25 are capable of has eight students In its cate­ of a student studying for the the boat had docked. He told FATHER KOONTZ started It is estimated that approx­ four years of a special teach­ learning, in special classes. chism class. priesthood. The principal will them that he was surprised ing program. Four of the 30 can be trained his pioneer religion classes in SO MANY PARENTS were bo invested and only the in­ that they liad not disem­ imately 750 men will be on interested in the classes that hand for the Mass and to Instructors consider these to take care of their own phy­ 1961, on Fridays, from 3:30 to A THIRD CLASS for the terest used. barked with all the other ani­ a second series was begun at hear Auxiliary Bishop David results very good. sical needs, and one in 30 is 4:30 p.m. Volunteer teachers retarded, at St. Catherine’s, The Catholic people are re­ mals, etc., and had not gone totally dependent on others from Loretto Heights often Christ the King parish in Jan­ Commerce City, will begin in quested to remember the edu­ about multiplying and filling Maloney of Denver. For their pupils are excep­ uary, 1964, by Father Edward “ We are happy to hear that tional children, retarded for his care and existence. found their pupils restless, the near future. cation of seminarians for the the earth. One of the little and sometimes exhausted af­ Leyden; the class was trans­ archdiocese in their last wills snakes replied: ‘We can’t; Channel 13 will televise our youngsters who benefit from Spiritual fulfillment is Sister de Chantal and Sister equally important, and for ter a full day of special edu­ ferred to Blessed Sacrament and testaments. Any amount we’re adders!’ ” Groans were annual Corporate Mass and the work of two Denver pas­ when he was made pastor Jean Patrice of Blessed Sa­ Communion breakfast,” said tors, the Rev. William Joseph that reason, Father Koontz, cation classes. There was the will be gratefully received. heard ‘round the rectory!! added inconvenience that there. crament, are conducting or­ The future of the Church de­ Father Danagher wrapped John J. Norton, chairman. Koontz, of Notre Dame pa­ his assistant, the Rev. Donald ientation classes at Machebe- “ This will enable many hun­ rish, and the Rev. Edward Dunn, the Notre Dame pa­ parents had to drive across Retarded persons from age pends upon a well-prepared up the festivities by recalling town at peak traffic periods uf high school, to prepare dreds of persons to witness Leyden of Blessed Sacra­ rishioners, together with Sis­ 14 to 33 years who do not live priesthood in sufficient num­ the remark of an m.c. who to bring the children home. at home, are taught by Mrs. more teachers for this third bers. said that he was surrounded this colorful, solemn event ment. ter Jane de Chantal and 45 program. for the first ime.” students from Loretto In September, 1963, the Carron. These students, as by so many celebrities that SIX OR SEVEN THOU­ Heights have been teaching program was made an exten­ much socially retarded as Mrs. Carron comments that DONATIONS TO the semi­ he was the only stranger at retarded Catholic children in sion of Confraternity of mentally handicapped, are in constant kindness and under­ nary burse should be sent to the dinner. SPECIAL TICKET com­ SAND babies are bom in the • * • mittees have been appointed United States each year with religion classes. Christian Doctrine work, and their third year of religious standing, for both the child the Most Reverend Urban J. Vehr, Archbishop of Denver, in all parishes of the Pikes some form of physical or Assisting in the program classes were publicized to be training at Notre Dame, un­ and the parents, are the key to “ Some of us have high unlock doors to the problem Chancery Office, 1536 Logan Peak region as well as at the mental damage. The same are Mrs. Thomas M. Carron, held on Sundays at Notre der CCD sponsorship. blood pressure, while others of retardation. street, Denver, Colo. 80203. various military installations. handicap is found in children Jr., and James P. Smith, of Dame, beginning at 9:45 a.m. Enrollment is 15 students just have tired blood.” P ag e 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, March 11, 1965 Election To Be Highlight Development Program Drive CYO Convention Slated April 2-4

Saturday afternoon, April 3, The annual banquet in the; like those of the National CYO I OFFICERS ultimately elect- Procedures for March 12-19 will provide the biggest Silver Glade room of the hotel’ convention, equally serious and I cd will go to Chicago for the moments of the Catholic Youth will take place on April 3 ,1 equally well-prepared. Candl-I gf ti,e Cath- Procedures for the Archdiocesan Development Program Organization's annual conven •■election day," j dMcs ^a«^ CTen now ^ p^^ organization, sche- drive the week of March 12*19 by pastors, parish chairmen, vice tion. Election procedures will be I .their o .. campaigns in detail. A n. (julod for Noveoiber this year. chairmen, and team captains are as follows: Election of a secretary, trea­ surer, vice president, and pres­ Irish Prisoners Receive Amnesty PASTOR: ident will take place, from 1 to Dublin Amnesty has They were released in hon­ "fo r Better Cab Service" 1. Arrange bis 3” x 5” card system so that the team cap­ 3 p.m., by delegates from each beer granted 16 prisoners or of the elevation to (he Col­ tains may scan and select names of men they want to enlist as unit of the organization, sentenced to jail terms In lege of Cardinals of Cardinal team members. throughout the archdiocese. connection with disturbances William Conway of Armagh, Z o n e C a b 2. Ask his chairman and vice chairmen to call their team during the January visit to Frimate of All Ireland. Twen­ THE THREE-DAY conven­ Ireland of England’s Princess ty-nine other prisoners also MAin 3-7171 captains just prior to the Regional Team Captain Instruction tion, April 2, 3 and 4, to bo held Margaret. received amnesties. meeting. in the Cosmopolitan hotel, Den­ 3. Bring to the Regional Team Captain Instruction meeting ver, will comprise a series of the folders to be given to the team captains at the end of the talks, conferences and pane] meeting. discussions on topics affecting 4. Bring to the Regional Team Captain Instruction meeting modern youth, especially Cath' olic youth. the report envelopes to be given to the vice chairmen at the end of the meeting, in which they will find the pledge cards to be For light relief, the vocal and used in the solicitation of team captains. instrumental group The Moon- rakers, will provide music for 5. Arrange the parish report meeting one week to the day dancing, and entertainment after the Regional Team Captain Instruction meeting. throughout the convention per­ iod. CHAIRMAN: 1. Work with his vice chairmen in insuring 100 per cent attendance of team captains at the Regional Team Captain In­ Nun Pens struction meeting. Top Essay 2. Assist the pastor in bringing to the Regional Team Cap­ tain Instruction meeting the materials to be given to the vice Sister Peter Marie, the for­ chairmen and team captains. mer Anna Totta of Denver, 3. Assist the pastor in arranging the parish report meeting won first prize in the Brother­ one week to the day after the Regional Team Captain Instruc­ hood week essay contest spon­ sored by the city of Topeka, tion meeting. Kans. 4. Supervise his vice chairmen in their work in seeking pledges and down payments from their team captains. Sister Marie, the daughter of 5. Supervise his vice chairmen and their team captains in Mr. and Mrs. Peter Totta, 4594 the enlistment of team members. Vallejo street, Denver, is a member of the Sisters of Chari­ Eye-Catching Vote-Catching VICE CHAIRMEN: ty of Leavenworth. 1. Call his team captains to remind them of the Regional Main feature of the annual convention of the Denver Ar- She is an English teacher at Team Captain Instruction meeting. chdiocosan Catholic Vonth Organization will be the election of Hayden high school, Topeka. A 2. Receive at the end of the Regional Team Captain Instruc­ officers, climaxing a campaign of posters, speeches and can­ graduate of North high school, tion meeting a solicitor’s report envelope, in which he will find vassing, from now until the convention, scheduled for April 2, Denver, and Saint Mary’s col­ the pledge cards to be used in soliciting team captains. 3 and 4 in the Cosmopolitan hotel, Denver. Left to right, lege, St. Marys, Kans. (summa cum laude), she taught for one 3. Follow-up to insure that team captains scan the 3” x 5” above, Phyllis V’unkcr of St. Mary’s, Littleton, and Sharon year at St. Therese’s grade Turner of St. James, look on as Bob Jacobson, of Holy Cross card system, to select names of men they will enlist as team school in Denver in 1958. m embers. parish exercises his poster-making skill in the school art Sister Marie’s winning essay, room. 4. Ask team captain.s to enlist their team members as entitled “A Former Acquain­ quickly as possible, preferably within a week, that is, by the tance," tells of a burly, 250- day set for the parish report meeting. pound Negro boy in her neigh­ 5. Solicit team captains for their pledges, within a week borhood, who was shunned by ALL NEW LITURGICAL after the regional meeting, using "A Guide for Parish Worker.s” Great Books' Students some White parents, but re­ in doing so. spected by the children. Probe Deeper Meanings APPOINTMENTS IN STOCK at TEAM CAPTAINS: ta 1. Attend the Regional Team Captain Instruction meeting. Delvers after wisdom come face-value of the Book of Job. 2. Scan the 3” x 5” card system to select names of those he up with some strange questions the problem of suffering and will enlist as team members. among themselves. the inadequacy of pat answers 3. Enlist the required number of team members within a Would Aristotle approve our to it; the views of Aristotle, CLARKE'S CHURCH GOODS system of government? Is Mil­ speaking out of the knowledge w eek after the Regional Team Captain Instruction meeting, 1633 Tremont Place TAbor 5>3789 using the "Proven Pointers on Enlistment" in doing so. ton’ s God Christian? What is of his times; Milton’s opinion the purpose of the Fool in of women; and the significance 4. Make pledge as a leader, when asked to do so by vice ESTABLISHED 1902 Shakespeare’s King Lear? of the unicorn in Tennessee chairman. Students from Marycrest and Williams’ The Glass Menage­ 5. After enlisting team members, fill out three copies of the St. Francis dc Sales’ high rie. HOME OWNED — OUR 63rd YEAR team captain’s enlistment sheet, listing names and addresses of schools sharply argue the an­ With the approval of both SERVING THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION men he has enlisted as team members. swers to such posers when they school faculties, the inquiring 1544 BR O A D W A Y 6. Give two copies of the team captain’s enlistment sheet to meet every three weeks, in mind and the exercise of clear pastor and/or chairman at the parish report meeting one week groups of 12 to 14 as part of expression of ideas is fostered their share in the Collegiate to the day after the regional meeting. throughout the year. Great Books Program. They do their delving of their Coordinators are Mrs. Her­ own free will, unrewarded by man Doyle (Marycrest) and Mrs. Ed. Heneman (St. Fran­ Workshop Spotlights scholastic credits, but gaining a distillation of wisdom that cis). They recruit leaders and try to improve the program by they will use in later life to weighing reports of the meet­ guide and help others. bleeds of Archdiocese ings. CHOSEN BY their school The spotlight was turned on At both meetings Auxiliary AT YEAR’S END, results de­ the future needs and prospects Bishop David M. Maloney, principals for ability and achievement, the gioups are cide which students should be of the Archdiocese of Denver in chairman of the drive, outlined invited to return to the group. guided by adult leaders who workshops held the past week the campaign objectives and "Membership in Great Books is for parish chairmen and vice encouraged the men In the per­ ask incisive, thought-provoking questions to keep discussion a privilege and an honor — not chairmen of the annual Archdi­ formance of the task they hud a right,” they point out. ocesan Development program. undertaken on behalf of the cerebral. Six groups in all. four of jun­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gre­ Church. iors and seniors, and one each ELGAR PENCE gory Smith, pastor of St. Fran­ Monsignor Smith reviewed of sophomores and freshmen, m m cis de Sales’ parish, was host the hi.story of the financial sup­ have probed such things as the r to more than 600 men from port of the Church throughout throughout the Denver metro­ the years and indicated the n FENCE politan area who gathered the value of tithing as a norm for Changes Asked > . n past Thursday in the St. Fran­ Church giving. a : cis’ high school gymnasium. The Rev. Robert Syrianey, In Censorship T1 NOW campaign director, gave a re­ m IN A SIMILAR meeting In St. port on the progress of the Montreal — A recommenda­ * Free, Courteous Peter’s parish, Greeley, the drive to date and outlined the tion has been made to the z Very Rev. Robert Nevans was program and procedures still to government by the Quebec n Estimotes Board of Censors that it classi­ host to men from the towns and be followed. m parishes that make up Depart­ fy films according to one of Immediate three age groups — 6 to 14 ment E of the campaign orga­ SUMMARIZING the results m Installation nization. of the meetings. Father Syria­ years, 14 to 18 years, and 18 and over. ney said, "T he general spirit of n No Money Pre-Season Offering enthusiasm and good will dis­ The present Quebec law, > played at these workshops au­ which goes back to 1925, prohi­ I] Down 40 Hours' gurs well for the over-all suc­ bits any child under 16 from en­ cess of the campaign.’’ tering a movie theater. An n Mansfield Two-Trouser Devotions amendment passed in 1961 per­ m ELCAIi FEhiCE mits children of 10 years to at­ Z Summer Suits MARCH 14, 1965 Father MeShana tend showing of films approved I I SUNDAY OF LENT by the Board of Censors. Most n 756-8391 To Greet Friends m Cottrell’s invites you to a pre-season Denver, St. Joseph’s (Polish) of these shows are held on Sa­ turday mornings. showing of new Mansfield summer suits— Wbeatridge, Sts. Peter and The Rev. James L. Me- ELCA R F=ENCE Paul’s Shane, S.J., formerly sta all with two pairs of trousers. These fine Westminster, Holy Trinity (toned at Sacred Heart pa suits combine the most current styles, fabrics rlsh, will be In Denver on '*Eaton, St. Michael’s Tuesday, March 16. and colors. Denver, St. Anthony’s Hospital *N.B. Missions marked with He will greet his friends at an asterisk (*) may have 13 a reception in Sodality hall, Attractively priced at Hours’ of Exposition of the in the basement of Sacred Blessed Sacrament instead of Heart church, at 7:30 p.m. $ 59.50 40 Hours’ .

A good selection of new Hart Schaffner L e i b a l a n , T e B o c k h o r s t & Marx and Timely Clothes summer suits is also available during this pre-season show ing.

BMling fo r sum mer clothing purchases w ill b* deloyed until after May 1. Women, bless ’em, have a great deal to do with money management

So any sensible bank caters to the fair ladies. Cater we do, with tailored convenience and service. An AN B check­ JOHN E. ZOOK GERARD R. ing account Is a girl’s best friend. Extra-hour drive-in and PARTNER Tb BOCKHORST, CPCU PARTNER walk-up windows and In-bank parking for her shopping convenience. Everything she needs, including the post­ SAFE DRIVERS —SAVE age, for making checking and savings deposits by mail. 6 MONTHS POLICIES OLD LINE COMPANIES We likd to see the ladies at ANB—they doll up the place. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK SnAuJwmjjL M noL 1897 244-6911 17th and Stout Ml Sixteenth at Welton 1130 PUiUC SnVtCE ILOO. M EM BER F. O. I. C. Parle Free Next Door : I. Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register P age 3 . To Meet Archdiocesan Needs The Role of Catholic Giving By Msgr. Gregory Smith, the Churcb, then, in any given financial campaigns became] that, whether or not tithing is works, amazingly. V.G., P.A. area is largely dependent upon part of the American Catholic suited to our present-day situa- God has no need of any and proportioned to the extent sccne. I tion, it is the only plan of THERE ARE MANY apos­ creature. All the splendor of material means and the Without all this diversified ef- church support explicitly men- tles of ” t i t h i n g” working of creation has added noth­ number of trained personnel at fiirt, the works of religion tioned in the Scriptures. among the Catholic parishes of ing to His glory. His exter­ her command. would surely have faltered. Be­ And it is mentioned 46 times, the country now, and many dif­ nal glory is enhanced in the You can do much for the ex- cause our Catholic people re­ to be exact; and in 31 of those ferent presentations of the new­ sense that He has produce^! ^ od’s Kingdom by sponded graciously and gene­ passages it is mentioned as a found doctrine. But essentially creatures who find happi-’ ^ mpathotic interest in rously, the ^’hurch in the Unit­ strict obligation for the chosen they all follow the same line. ness in knowing and loving I""" conidhi'dni! ed States has had a phenomenal people of the Old Law. The No one pretends that there is to her support according to growth. Him, but they add nothing' young priests thought it is reason in Scripture. Canon your means. And yours will he worth a try; and to their great Law, or moral theology for to His glory or happiness And I am sure all of you who a great reward, for God ap­ satisfaction they found that it (Turn to Page 17) A marvelous provision of this have been a part of this picture peals to us for help as if lie of giving to God have exper­ Supreme Creator, however, is were dependent upon us. that He dignifies created nature ienced the truth of the state­ by operating through what we In the early days of the hu­ ment that - ‘God will not be out­ calls “second causes,” as if He man race, religion was compa­ done in generosity.” CHURCH FURNISHINGS had need of us. We share in His ratively simple. But even then work, each according to his people instinctively offered sa­ A NEW ER.V in American given capacity. Ix)wer crea­ crifices as gifts to God. Under Catholic Church support seems RELIGIOUS ARTICLES tures do His bidding through Judaism the obligaiion was fc.' 0 have been born recently with the operation of the laws of na­ malized; all were bound to the introduction of tithing. Be­ ture. To us He gives free will, tithe, that is to give first fruits cause it was the traditional so that He may justly reward in the form of one-tenth of in­ method of church support with Lin* R«ligi«Wf ArNctci for Cliwrch and Horn* for voluntary co-operation com e. for the support of reli­ most Protestant churches, with His plans. Human b^jngs gion. there was a certain reluctance become co-creators with Him In Apostolic days, the early among Catholics to accept it, A. P. WAGNER & CO. and represent His providence Christians voluntarily di.sposed but for no good reason. and authority in the home while of their property and turned The story goes that two CHURCH GOODS protecting and guiding their their funds over ‘ o the Apostles young Irish-born priests were offspring to maturity. ' to live a communal life. missioned in neighboring .Ala­ bama parishes as assistants in 606 14th St., Between California & Welton . f GOD FOUNDED His Church THERE IS EVIDENCE that their first years in the priest­ on mere man. making men His the concept of tithing continued hood. They were dismayed at \ T A . 5-8331 ministers and giving them au­ in the Christian Church for the fact that they had so little | * ( Only Paper Snowmen thority to act in His name. He many centuries. When all Eu­ time for spiritual activities be had no need of a church, rope was Catholic it was natur- cause their first duty in each| While Denver and the mountains have had school. Cheyenne Wells, with their paper priesthood, or a sacramental i al that the works of religion case was the promotion of the a surplus of winter snow, there has not been made snowmen, and winter coats doffed system. He could have com m u-lwere tax-supported, benefit activities in their re- enough in Cheyenne Wells on the Southeast- sing: Snowmen, snowmen, all in a row; here nicated with each individual But when our fathers came to I spective parishes. They rca- soul much more effectively' this country they quickly rea- soned there is .something stran- ern plains, to even build a snowman. These we are, but . . . where is the snow? than He does througli human lized that church support had gely disproportionate in allow­ first and second graders of Sacred Heart agents. become again a matter of per ing the extension of the King­ But He has a purpose in dis­ s o n a I responsibility. T h e y dom of God to depend on the posing things this way. He thought of it as supporting the skill of God’s anointed minis­ wants us to be His co-opera­ priest, and expressed the Fifth ters in organizing games of Development Drive Continues tors. The father providing for Precept of the Church, “ Contri­ chance. his child is doing the work of bute to the support of your God made such generous pro­ his Father in Heaven. Pastor.” Benefits, picnics, sup­ vision for the spiritual care of Equip your offices with the finest in office supplies. each member of the Church, pers, socials, bazaars, raffles, His people, and everytliing else All well known brands, priced to suit any budget. Progress With Meets Slated layman or cleric, is helping to and, in more recent years, about His Church is .so well or­ carry on the mission of Christ, i ••bingo” came into the picture ganized, they thought, there Phone 534-2343 The pace of progress for the and Sacred Heart parishes, at St. .Antony’s, Sterling, 8 p.m. What dignity God bestows on ias rapid growth called for mul- must be some divine plan for or drop in at 1701 Lawrence. first annual Archdiocesan De­ Denver. — St. Anthony’s, Sterling; St. His rational crcaturesl And tiplied facilities and increased its material support. • how casually wc accept our c.\- COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS CO. velopment pi’ogram drive will Department A — region 3, at Peter’s, Crook; St. Peter’s, personnel. Offertory collections They searched the .Scriptures, alted destiny! Denver’s Finest Dealer In Office Supi>Iics continue to accelerate in the St. John's the Evangelist’s Fleming: St. Anthony’s, Jules- were more highly organized and quickly came to realize A corollary of this dignity is coming week with regional in­ gymnasium, Denver, 8 p.m. St. burg; Sacred Heart, Peetz; St. with the introduction of person­ our responsibility to carry out struction meeting.^ for team cap­ John’s, St. Philomena’s Annun­ John’s, Stoncham; and St. Pa­ alized envelopes; and multi-i our given mission. Parents are tains scheduled throughout the ciation and Loyola parishes, all trick’s, Holyoke. plied diocesan and special ap-' archdiocese. in Denver; Holy Cross, Thorn­ Department F — region 37, unnatural if they abandon their peals began to appear. | offspring. We are wanting in Home Improvements? In addition to the team cap­ ton; and Assumption, Welby, at St. Mary’s hall. Brush, 8 Still greater sums were need­ p.m. — St. Andrew’ s, Wray; St. our duty to God and man if we ed, and professionally directed tains, pastors and parish chair­ Department B — region 8, at John’s, Yuma; St. Joseph's, fail to do our part in promoting “ We do any and all kinds of Remodeling” / men and vice chairmen are ex­ St. Vincent de Paul’s, Denver; Akron; St. Mary’s, Brush; St. the welfare of the Church. pected to attend these meet­ 8 p.m. — Mother of God, Our I '• Helena's, Ft. Morgan; and Parents are honored when their ings. L ady, of Lourdes, St. Francis Bus Bill Hits • Room Additions • Basements ^ Sacred Heart. Roggen. children achieve success; wc The schedule of the sessions, do Sales’, and St. Vincent dc are rewarded if by our efforts • Kitchens • Bathrooms I, Paul’s paraishes, Denver. Snag in Iowa including the dates, place and TUESDAY, MARCH 16: the work of the Church is pro­ time of meeting, and parishes Department B — region 11, Department D — region 23, moted. “Whoever gives a cup. ...w....-, • Patios * Garages involved, has been announced at Presentation parish hall, at St. Mary’s church, Colorado of water in my name. . .shall] church leaders here are mount- by the campaign headquarters Denver, 8 p.m. — St. Anthony Springs, 8 p.m .; Divine Redee­ not lose his reward." What are ing opposition to two proposed’ 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE as follows: of Padua's. Presentation, St. mer; St. Paul’s and St. Mary’s we to think of those who put state laws that would permi! THURSDAY, MARCH 11: Joseph (Redemptorist), and St. Colorado Springs; Holy Fami­ souls into the way of eternal school bus transportation fori QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Rose of Lima’s, Denver. Department B. region 10 — ly, Security; and Our I.ady of life by bringing them to a parochial school pupils and le­ at All Souls parish. Englewood Department C — region 17, at Pines. knowledge and love of God? galize gambling. I 8 p.m. — St. Louis and All St. Dominic’s, Denver 8 p.m. — Department F — region 38, T h e Iowa Council ofj FOR ESTIMATES CALL Souls, Englewood; Precious St. Patrick’s and St. Dominic’s, at St. Charles'. Stratton, 8 p.m. THE CHURCH I.S divinely Churches opposes the school] Blood, Denver, and St. Mary’s, Denver; Sts. Peter and Paul’s, — St. Catherine’s, Burlington; founded, but on human beings. bus bill as a “ subversion of the] Wheatridge; and St. Mary Sacred Heart, Cheyenne Wells; Littleton Her mission is spiritual, but American principle of separa­ Magdalene’s, Denver St. .Anthony’s, Hugo; St. she operates among men, tion of church and state.” It 477-2736 Department C — region 16. at Department C — region 19, at Charles’, Stratton. through men. She must have calls gambling “the treasury of St. Joseph’s (Polish) parish, St. Paul's, Idaho Springs, 8 material buildings in which to organized crime.” A bill to lega­ Denver, 8 p.m. — Our Lady of p.m. — Christ the King, Ever- operate; she must train and lize bingo has passed in the Grace and St. Joseph’s (Polish) green; St. Paul’s. Idaho Pancake Supper support personnel for her wide­ House and another to permit parishes, Denver: St. Augus­ Springs; and St. Joseph’s, Gol­ Set M arch 16 ly divergent duties. The second pari-mutuel betting is pending. tine’s, Brigliton; and St. Cathe­ den causes through whicli God A house subcommittee is repor­ @ irbo (Construction @ o rine’s, (Commerce City) A potiuck supper will be Department E — region 30, operates in His Church are lar- tedly ready to recommend pas- held at St. Andrew Avcilino’s Department C — region 18, at at St. John’s Loveland, 8 p.m. goly material. The success ofj sage of the school bus bill. 4405 W ^ r d AVE. at TENNYSON seminary on Tuesday, March Holy Trinity parish, Westmin­ — Our Lady of Mountains. 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the cafe­ ster. 8 p.m. — Nativity of Our Estes Park; Holy Family and lx»rd, Broomfield: Holy Trini­ St. Joseph’s, Ft. Collins; St. teria of the new building. The monthly meeting will follow. ty, Westminster; St. Anne’s, John the Baptist’s, Longmont; TH ANNUAL Arvada: and Our Lady of Fati­ and St. John’s, Loveland. The plans for the fifth an­ Denver’s Original ma, Lakewood Department E — region 31, nual pancake breakfast, tra­ ditionally held on Lao4ure Department D — rcf?ion 22, at St. Peter’s, Greeley, 8 p.m.; IK Our Lady of Peace and St. Pe­ Sunday, will be finalized. Sacred Heart Parish, Colorado This year the breakfast will Springs, 7:30 p.m. Holy Trinity, ter’s Greeley; St. William's, Ft. Lupton; and St. Nicholas’ , Plat- he held on April 4 from 9 Sacred Heart, Corpus Christi a.m. until 2 p.m. and Lady of Guadalupe, Color­ tcvillc; ado Springs; Lady of Woods, Department F — region 36, Woodland Park: St. Peter’s, Monument. Department I) — region 25, at St. Francis’ rectory, Castle Rock, 8 p.m.; St. Francis’, Cas­ tle Rock Department G — region 43, at St. Stephen’s. Glenwood Springs, 8 p.m. — St. Stephen’s Glenwood, Springs; St. Mary’s, Rifle; St. Patrick’s, Minturn; St. Mary’s Aspen.

FRIDAY. MARCH 12:

Department E — region 29, ‘" ’'>6*0^'^'’° and at Sacred Heart parish, Bene­ dict hall, Boulder, 8 p.m. — Sacred Heart of Jesus; Sacred Heart of Mary; St. Thomas ■ , and Aquinas, all in Boulder; St. Theresa’s, Frederick; Guardian Angels’, Meade; Immaculate Conception, Lafayette; and St. Louis’ , Louisville.

SUNDAY, MARCH 14 Department D — region 24, BUSINESS AND BANKING at Annunciation hall, Leadville, 8 p.m. — Annunciation and St. GO TOGETHER . . . Joseph’s parishes, Leadville. . _ M o " , GRAND BALLROOM — .tUNIOR BALLROOM at Aurora National Bank. MONDAY, MARCH 15: HILTON HOTEL Department A — Region 1, at Successful businessmen like to do Cathedral parish hall, Denver, 8 p.m. — Cathedral, Holy Ghost. business with a successful bank. St. Cajetan’s, St. Elizabeth’s. “The fastest growing Bank in Au­ PRIZES Father Hamilton’s rora" is gaining because it's busi­ Burse Given $10 ness-minded, aiding both large and One gfit for $10 was added small businessmen with their in the past week by Anony­ Auspices of Compliments of mous. Denver, for the Father problems. Raymond E. Hamilton mem­ CATHOLIC CHARITIES orial burse. Its total now is $1,805.15. Donations in any amount for .^^a^gOULEVARD MORTUARIES the burse honoring the former ora National Bank assistant at the Cathedral par­ 1463 Ironton Phone 364-7671 FEDERAL BLVD. AT SPEER 1091 SO. COLORADO BLVD. AT MISSISSIPPI ish may be sent to the Chan­ cery Office, 1538 Logan street. M IM BIR FEOERAl OtPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 47 7-162 5 75 7-1 2 3 8 Denver, Colo. 80203. MEMBER O f THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM \ Vocations-Imperious Will s By Paul H. Hallett vocations in fair numbers. Though vocations have fallen off in Christ demands of everyone that, if 1 almost every country, there are those it should come to a choice, we hold no lands where this trend is not pro­ earthly tie above His love. To keep us nounced. reminded of that loyalty He has raised Ireland and Spain come to mind. In up those who have given up all lawful Our Readers these nations vocations are holding up attachments to serve Him alone. Pret­ rather well. In Belgium, Holland, West ty soon, if such living sacrifices are not Germany, and the U.S., the decline is kept before our eyes, the rest of us rather pronounced. It almost seems may easily slide in the opposite direc­ Advise and Dissent that the ecumenical movement, the na­ tion. The Catholic religion is distin­ • S t . P africlr In L ita n y ? guished from all others by unique at­ tural tendency of which is to soften dif­ Editor, the Register: ferences between the Catholic faith tachment to one Man who requires of The approach of the St. Patrick’s day season suggests the and the religions around it, has had us absolute loyalty to Himself and the query: Why not place the name of St. Patrick — and others — some effect on vocations. rigid following of His life. on a new and revised form of the Litany of the Saints? Of course we know that the ecume­ Without those who have freely cho- As traditionally, composed, the litany is entirely composed nical dialogue is the will of God at this •sen to follow Him by leaving lawful of saints from what the ancient Romans called the “ circle of hour. We know that the layman in the ties, one of the greatest proofs of the Lnds,” i.e., the lands surrounding the Mediterrenean Sea. Church has acquired a new dimension; divinity of our religion becomes extin­ Neither Ireland nor Britain is represented, nor is the north­ he has taken over responsibilities that guished. west of Europe represented. once were the priest’s. We can admit The doctrine preached by Christ A revised listing could contain not only saints from the all this as desirable, and still wonder and by St. Paul is that the excellence northwest of Europe and the English-speaking world, but whether some of the emphases now and advantages of full consecration of from the Far East, Latin America, and the tropics. Nor need being laid on the lay vocation may not body and soul to the Lord are far above the litany be limited, as it now is, to Saints of the Cauca.sian be responsible for the continued de­ those of Matrimony. This is solemnly race. A fitting commission could determine whether the addi­ cline in vocations to the priesthood and defined as a dogma of divine faith. tion of a dozen or so names would call for the deletion with­ the religious state. Many tenets of current theology will out prejudice of some of the lesser known lights on the tradi­ We can keep the dialogue with other have had their day and pass away. But tional litany. religions; we can be “ open” to new de­ this truth will remain forever. A change along this line would make the listing more velopments in theology, but we must We must not deform our children’s indicative of the universality of the Church. Nor need such a keep and teach strongly the unique na­ consciences by suggesting that, be­ listing forget the Little Flower, patroness of the missions and ture of the divine Catholic faith if we cause Matrimony is a sacrament and beloved by Catholics everywhere. wish to stimulate vocations. Only if a virginity is not, the grace of the sa­ Michael Donovan, Nashville, Tonn. 'X boy or girl is told with assurance that crament of Matrimony makes that his or her dedication to Christ is a state more appropriate or more effec­ • Write to Son. Dodd thing imperiously w'illed by Our Savior tive in uniting the soul with the Lord Editor, the Register: and placed above all other vocations, than consecration to God. All this, as I want to urge your readers — at least those pos.sessing will he feel the call to give his life to it. Pius XII said, “ is false and harmful the slightest interest in the survival of our Church and our The unparalleled opportunities now doctrine.” country — to write to Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Senate Office afforded to Catholic laymen in carry­ Whatever advantages the new theol­ building, Washington, D.C., to request a free reprint of his ing forward the work of the Church ogy may bring forth, it must reaffirm magnificent Senate speech concerning Vietnam. should not blind us to the singular posi­ the sublime and ageless dignity of the This suggestion applies especially to constitutents of the tion of the man or woman who gives religious and priestly vocation. It is a Senators and Representatives who 18 months ago signed and/ his life to God. The Catholic Faith is lie to say that the Church today is or voted for Senator Frank Church’s vicious Senate resolu­ such that it cannot thrive — in fact, it more in need of married men in the tion which yielded the murder of President Ngo dinh Diem is belied — unless it produces religious world than of men consecrated to God. and our consequent nightmarish predicament in Asia. I sent for insertion in the Congressional Record, by Sena­ tor Holland, the fine Frank Morriss Vietnam article of Feb. 14. On the Home Scene Time of Decision Paul Collins Chester, Yulee, Fla. • The Modern Eves Top o' the Mornin' Ponder and Print Editor, the Register: Dear Reader in Rocky River, 0., the Register, Feb. 28, By James M. Shea ed his hearers: 1965 issue: One of history’s brighte.st beacons “ No larger nation did more to keep The devil is cunning and always works on the less protect­ was the fire lit by St, Patrick on the Christianity and Western culture alive It's Just a Euphemism! ed first. He started by tempting Eve first and then used Eve Hill of Slane — a fire the Druids were in their darkest century; no larger na­ to tempt Adam. unable to put out, and one whose coun­ tion did more to spark the cause of By G. ,1. Gustafson, S.S. Red China is not only to be the like­ The same story is being repeated in our age. The devil terpart continues to burn warmly and American independence and indepen­ Now that Red China has an A-bomb liest threat to humanity, as Russia u.sed the dress designers to dress women in a manner that brightly in Irish hearts, after more dence, indeed, around the world." of whatever variety and has become a runs down hill, but she has already accents the beauty of the figure rather than the dress, more than 1,500 years. President Kennedy said the world had greater threat than ever, new ar­ been equally the greatest threat to our figure is showing than there is dress. Few are the Irishmen around the need of the special quality of the Irish guments are being circulated about the Church. At one time there were more The women want to please man sooner than God, just as world who fail to recall their patron — “ a remarkable combination of need of admitting her to the nearly de­ than 10.000 missionaries in Red China, Eve did and so they put these clothes on and tempt man, and saint in the middle of March. Their ho­ hope, confidence, and imagination.” funct UN. What curious reasoning: 3,923 schools, 286 hospitals, 781 dispen­ then blame man for losing control of himself. mage ranges from Solemn Pontifical “ Every new nation,” he added, The worse one’s enemies become, the saries, 254 orphanages, and 29 printing If women would refuse to advertise their beautiful figures Mass in the great Cathe

Regis college will hold its an­ N.Y. He assumes his new post degree from Nebraska State lo, S.J., assistant professor of Printed Morality nual Spring Convocation Wed­ July 1, 1965. college, the M.A. degree from classical languages; Dr. Alvin « nesday, March 17, at 10:30 a m. He has served both adminis­ Colorado State college and the M. Earle, assistant professor of By Paul H. llaHott of measureable aid in asking in the Regis fieldhouse with the trative and academic assign­ doctor of Philosophy degree biology; the Rev. William T. t A 16 per cent drop in high the public conscious of the program centering on presenta­ ments at DU and has been ac­ from Stanford university. Miller, S.J., assistant professor school smoking since 1958 pictorial prostitution that is so tion of awards and honors for tive in local, state and national The Regis faculty meeting in of Chemistry; and Rudy Spor- was reported in the 1964 re­ offensive a part of most academic achievement to near­ activities. the afternoon will be moderat­ chich, associate professor of newsstands today. ly 200 students. i port of the American Cancer Dean Perdue has been a ed by Mrs. Kathryn Pichette, business administration. society. It is not hard to see Sex magazines are by no MAIN SPEAKER at the con­ member of the Colorado Legis­ associate professor of English Major area of discussion will the why: moans concealed in news dis­ vocation will be Dr. James E. lative Committee on Education at the college. Panelists will in­ be the college’s freshman or­ — » In early 1964 a presidential plays. But it is easy for the Purdue, dean of the -College of Beyond the High School since clude the Rev. Daniel T. Costel­ ientation program. health commission pointed at patron to grow an insensitive Arts and Sciences at the J958 and is currently national < sed cigarettes as the major cause skin over his public con­ University of Denver. His topic vice chairman of the American of •V of cancer, and recommended science in regard to them. will be ‘ ‘to Serve One Pur­ Conference of Academic ea. — almost demanded — that Not wanting them himself, he pose.” Deans. futuie tobacco adverti.se- easily comes to ignore their •th- \ Also a part of the day’s acti­ Dean Perdue holds the A.B. NEW LITURGICAL WEDDING RINGS ments cease making ciga­ existence and the moral dan­ vities will be an afternoon pa­ NOW IN STOCK ...... $65.00 PAIR rettes seem exciting and mo­ ger they present to others, nel discussion for Regis college the dish, and above all that they especially the young. Adver­ faculty members. The event ^ COMPLETE LINE 3 but not be directed to teen-agers. tising could restore his nor­ will be from 1:30-3:00 p.m. in ^ OF CONFIRMATION SUPPLIES \ jed 'V That this powerful plea has mal civic conscience. the faculty lounge of the Regis ian had results may be seen from Sounding olf for Science center. i MEDALS - CHAINS & 'i- the fact that in 1963 a survey SUCH ADVERTISING Among the awards to be an­ di- Mullen high school student Jerry Tasset, left, displays his th- ■* showed that 29 per cent of against the smut and sex nounced at the convocation will American high school prints and films could be homemade stereophonic amplifiers and controls during (he di- be the President’s Scholars, the •9 students smoked cigarettes, quite tasteful, and could ef­ Mullen parent-teacher meeting. His project is among those two students of both the senior but by the end of 1964 anoth­ fectively suggest the moral which are to be entered by Colorado Catholic junior and se­ and junior classes with the )re er survey revealed that only dangers without offense. It nior high schools in the Archdiocesan Science Fair Saturday highest academic point stand­ ELMER GERKEN, MGR. 1 a 17 per cent of these young • V could cite the many state­ at Regis fieldhoiisc. Tom Berry inspects the control box. ings, Others will include the nd people smoked. The percen­ ments of law enforcement of­ dean’s list and various depart­ RELIGIOUS ARTICLES • V tage had been halved. Truly ficers and psychiatrists about mental honors. in. a triumph of the organized the close and undoubted con­ Awards will be presented by CHURCH SUPPLIES suggestion that is the fine art nection that exists between Archdiocesan Science Fair the Very Rev. Richard F. STORE HOURS of advertising! smut and crime. ’ ^ Ryan, S.J., president of the col­ 9 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, Now that Mayor Currigan lege, and the Rev. Robert F. V 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays MANY MORAL or quasi' has admitted that the smut on Houlihan, S.J. dean. — — ng Scheduled for Saturday Y ^ moral causes have been sue Denver newsstands presents Dean Perdue, who has been ur cessfully advertised in news a danger of civic concern, 1120 Broadway be from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, associated with the University 534-823333 I ce ■ t- papers, over radio and TV there is an effective basis of Catholic high school science and mathematics students according to Sister Jeanine Ma­ of Denver since 1946 and as lis on buses, and on outdoor bill appeal to civic conscience on dean since 1953, was recently • V boards. On Denver buses the score of law and order. throughout the state will con­ rie of Cathedral High, cha-r- verge on Denver Saturday. man for the fair. named president of State he <• such moral advertisements The smut dealer enjoys a University college at Oswego form' a good part of the total sort of respectability because March 13, for the annual Ar­ Winners in the various divi­ i/ advertising. A series called of the association that such chdiocesan Science fair to be sions will advance to the Bi- lu- ‘Prejudice Hurts” did effec­ groups as the American Civil held at Regis college field- State Fair scheduled April 8, 9, m tive service in calling atten­ Liberties Union make be­ house. and 10 at Boulder in the Bureau Niece of Denverite tion to the evils of racial tween unimpeded right to of Standards building on the Irish Rescue Heroine RCA VICTOR bias. sell any' printed matter and WINNERS OF science fairs University of Colorado campus. Mrs. Jo.^nn M. Wanebo, Many crippled persons the maintenance of freedom held in their own schools, the 3321 W. Clyde drive, received have found job-hunting easier of the press. It is not easy to young scientists will exhibit word recently that her niece, because of appeals to em­ shake that respectability, hy­ their projects before a panel of Catholic Alumni Eileen Gleeson, 17, of Water­ ployers to hire the handi- pocritical as it is. So-called specialists Saturday morning. ford, Waterford Co., Ireland, capped. The Presidential hard-core books and maga­ Doctors, research scientists, Club Session Set saved a 15-year old boy from Commission on Physical Fit­ zines may be prosecuted, but and professors from Denver drowning in Traymore Bay. ness is warning the parent, there remains a vast area of Research institute. University The Catholic Alumni club will Eileen’s rescue received '« through well-drawn and cap­ harmful filth that is constitu­ of Colorado Medical center. hold its monthy business meet­ front page headlines In Irish tioned ads. to look for signs tionally protected. Children’ s hospital. Gates Rub­ ing on Wednesday, March 17, newspapers and the girl re­ of physical weakness in his ber company, University of on the 12th floor of the Pe­ ceived many congratulatory ■ \ child and to remedy it in ADVERTISING against the Denver, the Martin plant. troleum club building. messages. time. pornographic menace may Loretto Heights college, the After the meeting, which will But one advertisement I well serve the double purpose Dow Chemical company and begin at 7:30 p.m., there will be hacc never seen, and that is of uniting forces that are the Shell Oil company will a St. Patrick’s day party and one which calls attention to against this newsstand and judge. dance. Donation is $1. Wall the importance of moral making it more embarrassing This organization for single CARPETS health in reading matter. for the dealer in tainted junk OPEN HOUSE for viewing BONANZA BARGAIN! Catholic college graduates and Room Size 0 | Such displays ought to be printed goods. the more than 75 projects will registered nurses will receive and Smaller I x L / V . 7 0 Communion corporately .Sun­ Largest selections in the City day, March 14, in the 10:15 CitvnUlirA every room a.m. Mass in Holy Ghost rurniTurein the house Theatine Fathers To Hold church. A brunch will be served at the Aviation Country club at 12 noon. There will be a guest speaker. E.M.W. Provincial Meeting Here Reservations at $3 per person where cash talks can be made by calling Alice 2141 So. Broadway Silerman 4-2754 The Father General of the of the U.S.-Mexico province, cident. Father Colom is in a Mae Lewis at 333-4982. Theatine Fathers will preside presently is at Our Lady of M exico City hospital. over a provincial chapter, or Guadalupe's parish in Colorado Father Ramon Lopez, C.R.. meeting, of the order at St. .An­ Springs. of the Denver seminarj', report­ drew Avellino seminary, Den­ He is filling in for Father ed that Father Colom was FEMALE HELP WANTED ver, beginning April 20. Francis Colom, C.R., pastor, thrown from his car and suf­ The Very Rev. Julian Adrov- who was injured in an automo­ fered minor cuts and bruises. Licensed practical nurse for perman­ • * er, C.R., whose headquarters is bile accident in Mexico. He is • * in Rome, will preside at the reported in good condition and ent relief duty at Infant of Prague chapter which is expected to will return to Colorado Springs Assembly Point • 1 last at least one week. in about two weeks. The Knights of Columbus Nursery, 2790 West 33rd Ave. Start­ Unit in next Saturday’s St. I s FATHER ADROVER was in FATHER COLOM, former Patrick’s Day Parade will as­ ing salary $280.00 per month. Call 455- Denver this past week before rector of St. Andrew Avellino’s semble on the cast side 14th leaving for Mexico to visit seminary, lost control of his and Bannock streets, in front 8573 for interview. Theatine houses there. He will RCA VICTOR car on a curve in Mexico. He of the D.U. Law school at return in April for the chapter, 9:45 a.m. i during which problems of the was returning to Colorado SOLID STATE STEREO province will be discussed and Springs at the time of the ac­ i suggestions made to be taken Two 6%" speakers in lift-out enclosures to a general chapter in Rome Studiomatic 4-speed record changer June 22. Denver Citizens Organize MOKE Tubeless Solid State stereo amplifier l^RETIREMENTj! 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DIAL: 244-4556 We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a $ L1,795 PARKING Ci»y_ -Z ip C o d « - taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS The Register. BOSWORTH SULLIVAN 1321 ^ URBAN J. VEHR 5225 E. COLFAX & COMPANY, INC. LINCOLN Feast of St. Francis de Sales -Archbishop of Denver JO E JR . 1332 BROADWAY Tvl. 3<)9-0630 6d0 • 17lh Strati, Dtnvtr, Colorado 60202 't Jan. 29. 1960. Page 6 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, March 11, 1965 Catholic Daughters' Court Sets March 14 Breakfast 05 to W O M E N A breakfast, open to the pub­ groups are assisting in this project. lic, will be served by members sh of St. Rita’s court. Catholic The court’s board of mana­ gers will meet Saturday, March lei Daughters of America, Sunday, 13, 10 a.m., for a business du At St. Mary’s Parish, Colorado Springs p.i March 14. 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in meeting. Members who prom­ li2( the new club room at 765 Penn­ ised to bring tables and chairs sylvania street, Denver. for the March 14 breakfast are Guild Elects New Officers requested to bring them to the Tickets at $1.50 per adult, 75 A1 club house Saturday, March 13, Baptism gowns, Mrs. M. M Ihi Installation of new officers at parish, was presented with a cents for children, or $5 for a by noon. a meeting recently marked the set of new vestments designed Dea, chairman; Mmes T, F. family regardless of number te) Rooney, A. Mayer, G. R. Frey- sh' first anniversary of St. Mary’s and sewed by Pauline and Dor­ can be obtained from any othy Arvensen. Hostesses for muth, Charles Freymuth; Cr Guild of St, Mary’s parish, Co­ the meeting were members of Vestments, Mrs. J. Stein­ member or purchased at the CARPET-BRAGGER! lorado Springs. Newly elected the wedding reception commit­ meyer, chairman; Mmes. John door that morning. are Mrs. Andrew Vaclav, pres­ tee. Guild members also pre­ Snyder, J. Rodriguez, and Ed The court will conduct a busi­ ident; Mrs. Thomas Hilbert, sented the Victory Noll Sisters Carrigan; Wedding reception, ness meeting Thursday, March with a gift. Mrs. T. F. Rooney, chairman; 11, following a St. Patrick’ s vice president: Mrs. Anthony Mmes A. Vaclav, T. Hilbert, A. program scheduled to begin at Re Biondini, secretary; and Mrs. GUILD committee chairmen Mayer, C. Ford, J. Kocina, D. 7:45 p.m. in the club house. Ca Albert Mantz, treasurer. Mrs. include: Altar care, Mrs. War­ W. Strey, B. D. Madrid, G. M, Program chairman is Mrs. fol Raymond Nixon, president of ren Marriage, chairman; Mis­ Ernest, and Downey. Irene Bickett. In charge of the Ti- the Colorado Springs deanery, ses Pauline and Dorothy Ar­ The accomplishments and meeting will be Florence La- ha was the installing officer. vensen, Mmes, M. M. Dea, G. N. progress of these committees mansky and Mrs. Irene McCall. The Very Rev. Monsignor Graham, F. N. Dwyer, J. W. in their work was given in a re­ Robert Hoffman, pastor of the Steinmeyer, P, Michlitsch; port. MEMBERS of the committee for the court-sponsored Our Lady of the Rockies cam p are sending letters and brochures to form er and prospective cam ­ Arthbishop’s Guild Fashion Models pers. The committee said it hopes that the building of a new Models for the 16th annual Archbishop’s Evelyn Accrino, and Donna Loper. p^ashions chapel at the camp will become of all varieties will be demonstrated. Special Pc Guild fashion show to be held itiarch 16 at 8 a reality this spring. Various p.m. in the grand ballroom of the Hilton ho* awards will be presented. Proceeds of the tel, Denver, are, left to right, sealed, KIsIc e\ent will help aid the charitable work of the That's me— Don FelsenI And I've got N: lots to brag about—all the greatest Pomponio, Evelyn Ventura, Sallay Mallay; guild members in the Archdiocese of Denver. names In quality carpeting — In the Id widest selection possible—50) Nylon, standing, Jackie Kainmer, Jane Ituwart, Nylon, Wool, Acrilan—at the lowest prices anywherel PLUS: A "skylight" roof that lets you see carpeting In "n atural" lighting. You'll brag too about HOFFMAN HEIGHTS the money you save! Come see the carpef-bragger, me—Don Felsen! Colorado Catholic Daughters Adopt SHOPPING CENTER CALIFORNIA FASHIONS AT Pin Money Prices. In Petite i i i FEISIBUEIC. Little Son of Korean Leper Parents Misses and Half-sizes CARPETS • FURNITURE 1620 Blake St. “ Agibo Oh” is the name of 1 cutive meeting of the state MARIE TOLVE, Owner Open 9-6—Monday ‘HI 8:30 p.m. court held in Denver. the little Koi can boy of Leper I 3 6 6-757 9 Free Parking In Standard Station parents, that the 16 courts ofj Plans for another workshop, Across the Street the Catholic Daughters of for officers and state and local America in Colorado h a s < committee chairman, will take “ adopted” in a special project,! place in the early fall. ARVADA according to the state regent,; 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7723 Catharine Maloney. This child, one of 300, is | ‘ Court Initiation WESTMINSTER being, cared for through the 2895 W. 72ND AVE. • 426-5097 Catholic Relief Services of the i Rites Conducted National Catholic Welfare Con­ THORNTON ference of New York, under the In Colo. Springs ^ riDV riEAKIIKI/l DRY CLEANING 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 special protection of Archbish­ Catholic Daughters of Ameri op Harold Henry, Archdiocese ca, Court Holy Family 1794, ini 1 DAY WHEATRIDGE of Kwangju, Korea. He, togeth­ tiated new members during a LAUNDRY 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-1438 er with several Columban F'ath- Agibo Oh ceremony in the Knights of Co­ SI. Mary’s Guild O ffice rs crs. and assisted by four native lumbus Hall, Security, Colora­ RADIOlO PICK-UP DENVER nuns and three Austrian nurses, state courts of Colorado lake do Springs, recently. It was Newly elecleil officers of St. M ary’s Guild .Mrs. .\ntoh Anthony Biondini. secretary. DISPATCHrCH & DELIVERY are caring for these children part in are the annual seminary conducted by Mrs. Monico of St. .Mary’s parish, Colorado Springs, left Standing is the Very Rev. .Monsignor Robert 929 - 15TH ST. • 244-4493 who have been exposed to the burses, which must be reported Martinez, grand regent. to right, are Mrs. Thomas Hilbert, vice pres­ Hoffman, pastor of the parish. Not pictured LEE OXONNOR 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-6259 dreaded leprosy, but, as yet. to the state chairman, Mrs. The drill team of Court St. ident; Mrs. Andrew Vaclav, president; and is .Mrs. Albert Mantz, treasurer. Member; Sts. Peter & Paul FORT COLLINS are untainted. Tliis is a project Cathedrine Rood of Leadville, Mary 513, Colorado Springs as being carried on by all state by Palm Sunday, April 11 and sisled, Mrs. A, A. Saidy, ac­ Parish 2215 SO. COLLEGE • 462-0996 courts of the C.D. of A.,‘ in a the sponsorship of a girls’ companied by Mrs. Homer Jen Lois Hacker Featured effort to help in this charity. camp, near Evergreen. kins, sang “ Ave Maria.” These and other legislation The new class of nine mem In Lenten Program Archbishop's Guild OTHEIl projects that the were discussed at a recent ex- bers was named in honor of Mrs. Donald Emrich, past A one-act play, Blessed Moth­ Rocky Mountain grand regent. er at the Cross, will highlight Donna Loper will entertain, .March IH in Uic home of Rose­ Those initiated included the Lenten pro­ member.s of Our Lady of the. mary Schcer, and Ida Mac Deluxe All Season Assumption circle. Betty Va-| Mmes. Dennis Huneke, Daniel gram to be pre­ Shepherd will entertain Our lient is a new member of thc^ Furzi, Leland Rarette, Tom sented Tue.s- I.ady of the Sacred Heart cir­ C^iuL ..y^ctivitied Schnobrick, Richard Watson, day, March 16, circle. Members of St. Christo- i WILD BIRD FOOD pher circle will dine out for' cle. and member.s are asked Eugene Eastham, John Carper, in the Knights Regis Guild their IMarch meeting. with Sunflower Seeds bring their own sandwiches. Clyde Bush, and Robert Cun­ of Columbusj Regis Guild members will ningham. hall. 1555 Grant, On St. Patrick’s day. March TRADITIONALLY ■O ’; hold a potiuck supper Sun­ Minnesota Alumnae A banquet after the initiation street, Denver. 17. Doris Jay will entertain THE FINEST IN For our smalt day, March 14, in the high Queen of Peace circle. PHOTOGRAPHY The Denver alumnae chap­ was held at Johnnie’s Garden Jack Knudsen school building. It will follow On March 18, Marly Flanigan feathered friends ter of the College of St. Cath­ Restaurant where the Rev. John and Charley Benediction in the chapel, will entertain St. .Maria Goretti erine, St. Paul, Minn., will N. I.,aBauve was the guest Young are the DeCRQCE ctaciioi which begins at 5:30 p.m. speaker. Mrs. Joe A. Huneke cochairmen in Circle. 25 Lbs. ..2 .2 5 honor Sister Fldes, jiresident W)S E. CbII«x AA»$» Hacker charge of the St. Michael circle will meet Members of the community of the college, at a reception was toastmistress and the Rev. at Regis will be guests of the 50 Lbs. ..4 .0 0 Sunday, March 21. in the Joseph Leberer gave the invo­ programs to be given the third guild at the supper. Reserva­ Tuesday of each month by Coun­ - home of Mrs. Gerald Ivancie. cation. tions should he made with cil 539. too Lbs. ..7 .5 0 Mrs. Joseph Mattcrn will be Mrs. Edward L. Curran, 377- cohostess. Cochairmen of the E n g a g e d Starring in the drama will be 2202. Mr. and Mrs. William F. a ip p in * s s chapter arc Mrs. Roger Gelin Lois Hacker, a i>rofcssional and Miss Helen Keaveny. All Green of Golden have nounced the engagement of actress and monologist who has ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED CO. Paramount Club alumnae In the area are invit­ A business meeting will be ed. their daughter, Margaret Lor­ appeared in the U.S., Canada, 1321 15th St. Denver, Cx>lo. Ph. 623-6223 conducted by the Paramount raine, to Edward Joseph Con­ and Mexico. She conducts the CHJ[?GDQ8ros©m nelly, son of — ffl Club, Denver, at a meeting in ACCN Retreat Day Lois Hacker school of Drama Mr. and Mrs. the DAV hall. 1225 Broadway, Members of the Archdiocesan in Englewood. She is the author at 7:30 p.m. on March 12. Com­ Edward W. Council of Catholic Nurses of the play to be given in the K. ffl©DuD© mittee for March includes By- Connelly of (.\CCN) will attend a day of re­ Denver. Bride of C. hall. Jean Webb, organist, I’on Galvin, Ann McKay, Kath­ will provide the background ATTENTION!! collection at Regis college, elect is a grad­ I HAMPDEN TO TAMARAC OH. leen Jones, and Margaret Wes- Denver, on March 28. Lunch music. John Count will present SHOWHOUSES- camp. uate of Holy lALAMBDA TO UNION BLVO. will be served at 12:30 in the Family high the prologue and epilogue. ALTAR AND ROSARY Aid Societg Party center building, followed by school, Denver, two conferences. Mass will be a n d St. Jo­ The annual St. Patrick’s offered at 4:15 p.m. in the seph’s Hospital SOCIETIES day card party, given by the student chapel. Entrance to the School of Nurs- Whole, Fresh members of the Dominican center building is on Lowell i n g, Denver P. T. A. Sisters of the Sick Poor .-\id boulevard. Reservations, which Her fiance is a graduate of Holy Society will be held Saturday must be in by March 25, can be Family high school and is a March 13, at 12:30 p.m. in (obtained by calling Vi Klana- member of the U.S. Air Force, CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUBS Loyola school hall, 2345 Gay­ vage, 333-6528, or Esther Stev­ stationed at Offutt SAC head­ FRYERS lord street, Denver. A lunch­ ens, 333-6552. Cost of the lunch­ quarters in Omaha, Neb. A May U .S .D .A . Inspected a n d G ra d e **A' eon will be served and a spe­ eon is $2. wedding is planned. for quality. cial dispensation has been see the granted that meat may be ea­ Women Accountants ten on this day. Awards will \ meeting of the American DRY CLEANING be presented. Tickets may be Society of Woman Accountants AND LAUNDRY obtained by calling the Cor­ will be held March 16 in the Ar­ lb. 25 an new pus Christ! convent, 322-1413, gonaut hotel, Denver, at 6:30 or the president, Mrs. Robert p.m. Speaker will be Mrs. Mar­ CASCADE Wolney, 364-1215. garet Bailey. G ra d e " A " lb. ® VIGIL LIGHT Recollection Day Four Legged Fryers 37 Consists of one whole cut up fryer and 2 extra drumsti hi Regis Women’s club. Friends th of the Library, will hold its an­ ap nual day of recollection today, for the home! March 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 NOTICE p.m. in Regis college chapel. Double Breasted Fryers ib.37® BRIGHT NICKEL FINISH The Rev. Francis F. Bakewell, Grade “A ” consists of one whole cut up fryer plus one whole extra breast S.J., will conduct the spiritual THIRD ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Height: 6 V0'’ P i exercises. Coffee and dessert Uses Regular Lighter Fluid ji« will be served. $1 per person. Sponsored by Bel-air Frozen. Banana, Chocolate, Coconut or 14 oz. ST. JOSEPH'S ALTAR AND Lemon p k g . HOUSE CLEANING Cream Pies 25® A GOOD WAY TO MAKE ROSARY SOCIETY SERVICE MONEY FOR YOUR Men or Women to clean your home. Low Rates. Church Hall; W. 6th Ave. & Galapago St. Jello Gelatin Dessertx- 8® ORGANIZATION. C a ll 5 3 4 .4 3 9 3 REASONABLY PRICED! SATURDAY — MARCH 13— INTEREST PAID 7:30 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Apples or Oranges 12 for 59® for complete information QUARTERLY Delicious Navel i n n k call 366-3378 (Denver) MANY ITEMS OF VALUE- W m M ON TIME DEPOSITS Gold Bond Stamps No. 1 in the Rockies MANY NOT SO VALUABLE 5 1/ 2 to 6 V2 % or write: Box 11100 The Denver Catholic Register Per Yr. COFFEE SERVED 938 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. WE HAVE REFERENCES SAFEWAY SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Write Box L -696 c/o We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers. Register. 938 Bannock. Prices good in Denver and suburbs thru Sat.. Mar. 13, 1965 A LASTING GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION IN THE FAMILY © Copyright 1965 Safeway Stores Inc. Bethlehem Mission Guild Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 7 Schedules Fashion Show Student Gets Jesuit Author Describes The annual benefit fashion I Miller; publicity, Mrs. Mark ,f. show and tea ^iven by the Beth­ Felling; refreshments, Mrs. Grant for lehem Mission guild is sche­ I Robert ’ Catlett; and decora- Development of Novel duled Sunday, March 28, at 2 j tions, Kay CJannorj. Father William Faherty, novel of the early Southwest, A p.m. in St. John's gymnasium ! Among the outstanding gifts novelist and former Denverite, Wall for San Sebastian. The 820 Elizabetl) street. .Admission to be awarded during the after­ Study in India addressed a joint meeting of story grew out of a legend is $1 per person. noon is a portable TV set. the Joseph .A. Ryan Foundation which Father Faherty heard 12 The theme. “ Fashions Come Mary Elizabeth Baumann. and the Delta Sigma Sorority j years ago in the mission of San Alive in ’65,” is suggestive ol The Bethlehem .Mission guild I was organized by a group of 476 Stcel(? street, Denver, has on the subject, “ From Colorado I Acacio, one of Colorado’s ol- the sportswear, casual, and af­ been notified by the Depart­ I.egend to M-G-M Movie,” on ' dest villages. ternoon styles which will be lay people in 1960 to assist the Bethleh<*m Fathers to continue ment of Slate that she has been Sunday afternoon in the home At the urging of Denver nove- shown by Kelly's of Cherry awarded a grant to study in In­ of .Mr. and Mrs. George Muel­ j list William E. Barrett, he ex- Creek. ' their work in the foreign mis­ sion field which at this time is dia next year under the Ful- ler, Denver. Mr. and Mrs. j panded the script into novel bright-Hays act. , concentrated in Formosa amt Frank Conry joined the Muel­ length. Published by the .Acade- (JINNY K.AA', well known lers in sponsoring the program. I my Guild Press of Fresno. Ca- Denver fashion coordinator, I .Africa. The proceeds of the .MISS B.AU.M.AN.N, a senior The Jesuit writer, a former llif., in 1962. the story received will do the eommentary. I style show are earmarked for music major at Loretto Heights professor of history at Regis I wide reviews. The general chairmen, Mrs. ' this purpose. college, will go to India in June college, describt*d the back­ Raymond Mutz ajid Mrs. Ralph TICKETS MAY BE obtained and be assigned to a university ground and development of his LAST SUMMER MetroGoId- Carr, will be assisted by the by telephoning .Mrs. Sheehan in that country. .She will be there wyn - Mayer purchased film following committee chairmen FI, 5-4240, or Bethlehem Fa­ one year studying music and Dominican Nuns rights to the story. Charles Tickets, Mrs. Thomas .1. Shee­ serving as a teaching assistant .Jacques Bar was selected as thers' house. DU 8-3322. han; awards. Mrs. Charie.s M in English. Topic of Program producer. James Webb, a na­ Under the Fulbiight - Havs tive of Denver, author of How The purpose and work of act, which became effective in the West Was Won, will write 1946. college and graduate tlie Dominican Sisters of the the final film adaptation. students from throughout tlie ' Sick Poor will be the topic on United States go to about 50 the “ Project 5” program Sun­ foreign countries, with all ex­ day, .March 14, 6:30 p.m., on The Second Best Man At Neighboring Bishops Join Archbishop penses paid, to teach, to do KO.A Radio. Denver. Your Wedding Mrs. Robert Wolney, pres- Five Bishoiis from Denver and neighboring Most Rev. John L. Pasehang, Grand Island, graduate study and research, is Your Wedding There ought to be some kind of medal or such for dioceses Joined Archbishop Urban J. Vehr at Neb,; the Most Rev. Hubert M. Newell, Chey- | and to lectui’c. . ident of the Dominican Sis- , lers' .Aid Society, will be the Photographer Paul Bellesen. the closing this week of the 40 Hours devotion Scholars from those countries enne; and the Most Rev. David M. Maloney, featured guest. He just retired from his post as Great Titan of the In St. Thomas seminary. Left to right are the Auxiliary Bishop of Denver. The Very Rev. come to this country to work in National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in the state of .Most Rev. Charles .A. Buswell, Pueblo; the Msgr. William Jones, superintendent of Denver i colleges and universities. Pur­ FRCSM . BEAUTIFUL Idaho. He also was the Klan's only member in Idaho Most Rev. Bernard J. Sullivan, S.J., in resi­ schools, delivered the sermon and Bishop Pa pose of the program is to help develop friendly and peaceful His term in office and his dence at Regis College; .Archbishop V'elir, the schang gave the benediction. FLOWERS membership only lasted The Imperial Wizard wa.^ relations through educational FAST DELIVERY about a day. But there’s ijuite quick to note. “ I didn't send and cultural exchange. PHONE « CMAROe a colorful story surrounding him any of our secrets.” Symphony Review • . • that day. MISS BAU.MANN, a dean’s; SAID BELI.ESEN, “ Any­ I list student, who is listed in j PAUL BELLESEN is 33. time Wizard Venable comes Rachmaninoff Work Is Highlight Who’s Who in .American Colic-• 366-3511 FROM He owns and operates a jani­ to Idalio. I hope he'll drop in By Edward L. .Maginnis, S.J. Structured as it is around rcla-; of the outstanding pianists of ges ami Universities, is the tor service in Nampa. Ida., and have a cup of coffee.” lively simple and ingeniously. our day. cursed with the fourth I>oretto Heights student The House of according to the new.spapers. Now you have to admit that The near-brilliant perfor­ repeated thematic elements, a disease of being a child prodi­ to be awarded a T'ulbrigbt- grant in recent years. ' But what seems to distinguish Belle.sen deserves some kind mance of the Denver Sympho­ fairly homogenous orchestra-! gy, once offered a witty history Photography him most is his ability to grin of award for hi.s efforts. ny Orchestra last Tuesday ISIS E . 2nd Av« (Ch«rry Creek) lion, and an interesting but of his own career in the public 3 3 3 -3 2 7 9 widely while maintaining his But before we go any furth- I evening, achieved under very , very subtle set of developmen­ eye. by tracing the list of ad­ tongue in check. cr, 1 would like to offer u difficult conditions served as tal devices, it is fair game for jectives that graced his publici­ A short lime ago. Bellesen a poignant reminder that there small suggestion to those who editing by the conductor. ty. It went to the effect that he MILLIE'S HOME BEAUTY SALON wrote a letter to KKK Imjier- insist upon referring to them­ is only one more concert left in began as “ the distinguished 1434 Cherry I’ h. 333-3651 ial Wizard James R. Venable selves as White, .Anglo-Saxon this season of growth and im ON TUESDAY evening the young American pianist,” and provement. The brilliance of Prescription Permanents for fine, limp, of Tucker. Ga., to apply for Protestants (W.ASP). Inas­ : symphony was truncated to the then progressed through the coarse, gray or hard to manage hair S10.00 I the orchestra resulted not membership in the KKK Na­ much as there are probably point where it was difficult for years with the words “ young,” Hair Cuts $1.50 tional Knights. ‘ It was a no such things as Red, Yel­ ' merely from careful and one familiar with the gi'ound “.American.” and “ distin­ great challenge to me to see low, Blue, Green, or Black. I professionally rehearsed and rules of formal structure to guished” being successively just how secret the Klan is .Anglo-Saxon Protestants, I developed competence in the know precisedly where one was lopped off until he has finally and if I could get in.” Belle­ suggest that, in the interest execution of the music but even at some moments. I suspect arrived at the simple designa­ sen said. So he mailed his ap­ of brevity and anti-redundan­ more from its growing con- that we actually heard about tion “ pianist.” Mischa Elman plication for membership, cy, the term W.ASP be I fidence in itself as a perform- two-thirds of the entire compo­ has long since evolved beyond along with a $15 fc(>. shortened to ASP. |ing instrument. Conditions sition. this stage, and has now ari'ived symbol of quality But Bellesen didn't stand a ! which might have but did not Now then, just in case Paul I do not disapprove of this at the point where he deserves Chinaman’s chance of staying j compromise this brilliance in­ Bellesen doesn't receive any sort of thing in principle. Every the adjective “beloved.” Orche­ in the KKK very long. Im­ cluded the editing done to the special medal or award from composer of .stature edited his stra and conductor conspired perial Wizard Venable quickly music itself and the soloist fea- anybody, I hereby invent one. own work, every conductor of behind him to give one of the found out his new Klansman This new award will be j tured in the concert. 'stature does the same thing. In most spectacular displays of is a Negro and promptly re­ known a.s the Luyinan-at The chef d’oeuvre of the competence in accompaniment this case, however, so savage M R S. .M I C H A E L L. voked Bellesen’s membership, large special specious award evening was the “ Second Sym- 1 have ever heard. Everything saying. “ He has perpetrated a was the cutting that the struc­ KURTZ, the former Bonnie for outstanding action beyond |)hony” of Serge Rachmaninoff. worked just right, balance, dyn­ fraud through the mails.” ture was oijscured. several in­ Lea Young, i.s the daughter of the call of booty in the com- To me it has always been amics, authenticity style, con­ As part of his application, teresting developments were Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar liined fields of civil rights, something of a mystery that trol, and all of this in spite of Bellesen autographed a state­ lost. One of the chief boasts of Young, Denver. Bridegroom MACARONI PRODUCTS ecumenism, and humor. this symphony is not better false entries and a free-wheel­ ment that he was a “ White, this work, its long, effective is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Paul Bellesen is the first to 'known and liked by the casual ing disregard of elements of Anglo- Saxon Protestant” transitional passages, was com­ Kurtz of Phoenix, Ariz. Dou­ be so awarded, for his civil I concert-goer and record-liste­ tempo and rhythm on the part ^nlnll■lnlllllnlnllllllnlnllllllllllllllllnllllnlnlllllllllllllllllnlllllnlllll»»nnlnllnlllllnlnnlnllnlnnllllw^^^^^^^ (W ASP), because, he said, promised, and several embar­ ble-ring ceremony was per­ rights efforts in joining the ner. It has in vei'y large mea­ of the soloist. “ Being a Negro and sup­ rassing transitions resulted. formed in ,St. Francis do I For The Finest Cleaning KKK, for his ecumenical ef­ sure that kind of accessibility posedly unable to read any­ Nevertheless, the performance Sales’ church, Denver, on forts in attempting to work that one associates with Grieg's THE PROGRA.M opened with I And Repairing way, I signed it.” of what we heard was effec­ Feb. 27. .\ reception was held with the Klan’s .Anglo-Saxon “Piano Concerto,” Dvorak’s a “Concerto for String Orche­ But Bellesen is probably tive; it had style, brio, and the at the Tiffin Inn. P'ollowing a Protestants, and for his sense ".New Woild Symphony" and I ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS the farthest away anybody obviously whole-hearted enthu­ stra" by Antonio Vivaldi. The trip to I.as A'ega.s. .\ev.. the of humor throughout his mis­ many more highly poi)ular yet can get from being a WASP. siasm of the members of the strings gave it an exjjansive couple will leside in Dfn er. I NEW RUGS and CARPETS sionary efforts. Congratula­ critically acceptable works in Not only is he not While nor orchestra, who. at the end of tions, Mr. Bellesen! tile concert repertory. Perhaps the ()iece, looked very pleased I performance with a resi)cctablc Anglo-Sa.xon. he's not even strength of tone and the same Protestant. He's a Catholic. the fact that it lacks both so­ with themselves. They had eve-' AND IN THE interest of loist and catchy title has some­ sense of siireness which cha­ MILE-HI Upon his removal from of­ ry right to be. encouraging other BeUe.se- thing to do with the situation. The great “Concerto in D racterized the entire concert. fice, Belle.sen said, “ Now I ClEANING SERVICE nian endeavors, I hereby pro­ At any rate, llie competence Major” of Ludwig van Beethov­ just figured they might do 2630 E. 3rd 333-8810 or 322-8361 nounce that anyone is eligible displayed in its composition something like lhal.” He said en was also performed, with En g ag ed Rugs and Upholstery I .Also AVall to AVall Cleaning in the Home to compete for this new saves it from the meretricious. .Mischa Elman as soloist. One he joined the Klan in the first award. .Anyone, that is, ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koti Expertly Cleaned ^illlU inull" W llllllllilldlh lililli||lllll!lllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllillilllll)illllll:llllllllllllllllillM IIN IIIIIIin place only “to show it for cept a Ku Klux Klan .ASP. j nek of Littleton have an­ In Your Horn* er In Our Plant ------1 ■ n a what it is.” C> James Bzdek 1965 Nurses" Refresher Class nounced the engagement of 6TH AVE. I I their daughter. Patricia, to OLIVER'S; ‘Donald Chambers, son of Mr. (juulily Work at & i To Be Held for Six Weeks ' and Mrs. G. MARION ; 1 Donald Cham- moderate prices Meat Market ■ .A refresher course for The course will give a brief bers of Mid- )rofes.sional nurses, currently review of Hie importance areas [land, Mich. 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Cli­ Information can be obtained.______nical nursing exi>ericnces will by contacting Mrs. Rosalie Gif-; i " 1 be provided in hospitals of the ford, 4985 Newton Street, Den- ! Denver area. AMOTHER Planning March 2 0 D in ner ver, 80221; Phone: 433-4994 C B O O I D Making plans for the Jeffcrson-Jackson Day dinner to be Last Concert HUNT CLEANERS BAKERIES held March 20 in the grand ballroom of the Hilton hotel, Den­ REASON In its last concert of the . 'COMPLETE LAUNDRY A Home of Fine Pastries j ver, are, left to right, Mrs. Thomas Currigan, chairman; Ray subscription series, the Den­ . iy.TERATION SERVICE Turner, and Mrs. Rose Carmody. ver Symphony orchestra will 66 So. Broadway \ TO OWN Servicing St. Jam e i • St. Tbere»e'$ 1649 So. Colorado Blvd. I present a choral and orche­ end Christ the King Parishes 1350 Colorado Blvd. t AN stral evening of Bach, Mo­ 1 HOUR S E R V IC E ON C LEANINO 2410 East 3rd Ave. ) zart, Verdi and Brahms, on 7201 E . Ith A V E . • )SS-»94< AUTOIV1ATIC3 Pennsylvania Students Tuesday, March 16, in the Denver .Auditorium. The 100- ORYER member Classic Chorale of Write Debate Article Denver will be featured. Denver — Two Pennsylvania Their argument is tillc A T n W F > J We told him what we had seen, PIANO and and about the blood-trail on the “ Sure, but it was not me at O R G A N Co. stretcher. Padge also related all, only my willful wheels,” said he and grinned, rising up 1623 C A L IF O R N IA S T . that the crew and passengers to leave. Phone: 222-9701 had made off, on the day of the wreck, and landed down the “ Then give my love to your l willful wheels . . .” she said, FREE coast, thinking the ship forever­ blushing, “ and may they al­ St. Customer Parking more lost, as indeed she was, a gre but for the stuff the men had ways bring you back to me at Across Street the day’s end.” Denv< taken from her at risk of their one and at lives. There wa.s the mysterious look again. And that was what who 1745 Stout The doctor was ferried I had com e back to see. Padge chaun across the water in a shallow would surely believe me if he the I( boat, so that be would not know were here ... Marcl Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 2 Loretto Heights Students Irish Touch for Friday Club The annual St. Patrick’s day program of the Knights of Columbus Friday Luncheon club will be presented at the club’s beneath Will Describe Life in Asia : session March 12. shallow Jim Peri, toastmaster, will preside over a program of Irish Two Loretto Heights students periences will be Mary Adams, he must can military project dealing music starring Bill and Terry Mcllrce and Will Buck. with personal experience of the who spent one and an half with the future role of the U.S. aging a ; AU men — especially those who arc Irish or wish they were ined the problems they describe will years in Saigon, and Mary Ann in South Vietnam. lead a discussion of life in Broadhursl, whose family lives I Irish — are invited to attend the luncheon, which starts promp­ ieclarcd Miss Adams was then in her South Vietnam and South Ko tly at noon in the K. of C. home, 1555 Grunt street. hospital, in Seoul. Both girls arc fresh­ senior year of high school rea in a program at Loretto men at the college. tion by .\sked what her reaction was to Heights college this evening. Participating in the discus­ 'ere put moving to a foreign country, Thursday, March 11. sion will be Loretto Heights is fami* she said that she was anxious Entitled “ Life in Divided ;e from students and students from to meet new people and learn Asian Countries: South Viet­ number of other colleges and explain about their lives, but that she nam and South Korea,” the •ities. universities in the area. The was reluctant to leave her program will be held at 6 :1b public is invited to attend. school and “ civilization.” mandcd p.m. in the lower level of the 8 fee in college library under the spon­ MISS ADAMS moved with During the year and a half ong the sorship of the Loretto Interna­ her family to Saigon in 1963 she lived in Saigon, Miss his and tional Relations club. when her father, Major Gen Adams was overwhelmed by had as Showing slides of the two na­ Milton Adams, took charge of the abject poverty of the aver­ as any tions and describing their ex­ Project MACVJ-5, the Ameri- age Viet Namese. “The people live in shanties or sleep on the street, under the canopies of loaded hotels, or in doorways.” cd that However, Saigon, often called cached the “ Paris of the Orient,” she water, reported, is a city renowned for at way its beautiful boulevards and its att ex- lovely, wealthy residential ful wa- areas. 'ticular 'W ith D hle Some of her most enlighten­ er the ing experiences, Miss Adams Bill Mcllrec though said, took place during the e for- Coup that overthrew the Diem , they Punch regime. Martial law was de­ When the (Irish) Saints Go Marching In ; rapa* clared and .American soldiers Featured in the program for (he Denver things B y Woffer Krans stood guard around the .Adam’s St. Ita, Francinc Cronin; St. Patrick, Chris­ WALSH, GILL & SMITH t well home. Catholic Parent-Teacher league annual con­ topher Burkett; St. Nora, Dana Hampton; The language of the Day One young American .soldier vention in the Hilton hotel, Tuesday, .March St. Lelia, Susan Slusarski; St. Brigid, Bar­ i|.n s|u|r ng on told Miss Adams that “ no man 16, is a parade of Irish Suints. School child­ 1 JESS3 Deliberate double talk — as delivered by certain bara Burch; St. Sheila, .Mary Thille; St. Con­ id the will ever gel through us.” The ren who will play the roles posed for this an, Thomas Bropby; St. Malachy, David Mi­ creel, clever comedians — can be screamingly funny. But Est. 1 864 same soldier died of bullet allegorical picture, showing how St. Patrick, chael Dowd. A twelfth Saint, the martyred at the deliberate double talk by people who are not comedians wounds a few months later in and St. Brtgid, the “ Mary of Ireland,” Ma/iafftr/ff Partner wn to can be very unfunny. Especially when you keep hear­ one of the dejnonstrations in Bishop St. Killian, will be portrayed in the I'cter J. W alsh, the in- ing so much of it. ______Saigon. opened the gates of eternal life to all the march by Mark Petersen, of St. Joseph’s Re- Irish people. Left to right, the “ Saints” arc: 1010 GUARANTY thers, Bishop Dwyer, in last week’s, A witness to the bombing of demptorist parish. Mark was not available St. William, Daniel Riepie; St. Kevin, Paul back- Register, was talking straight they are forgiven them, whose a crowded Saigon theater, Miss when this picture was photographed. BANK BLDG. DENVER MA 3-7245 led us from the shoulder when he sins you shall retain they arc Adams reported that it “ was a Curran; St. Dymphna, Michele Clevenger: up as wrote . . . ‘ ‘the full story of the retained.” time of fear and danger for all water world’s moral collapse in this “ What does it profit a man if of us. not just the military for­ n the third quarter of the 20th centu­ he gain the whole world and ces.” ipped, ry is too appalling to contem suffer the loss of his own soul.” lining Comparing the piace of the plate, much less to write about, tir it. “ Thou art Peter and upon South Viet Namese girl in so with the admirable restraint of ! doc- this Rock I will build My ciety to American girls, Mi.ss the uncommitted mind . . . Mor­ your Church, and the gates of hell Adams concluded tliat they are al decay has penetrated the so­ shall not prevail against it. And “ treated with far more respect cial body so deeply and widely whatsoever thou bind upon than the American girl usually I’ m SHOP KING SOOPERS FOR THE FINEST that only the most radical sur­ earth shall be bound also in is. They are small and frail, lad is gery can possibly eliminate it. heaven, and whatsoever thou and look like Little dolls. Their e to But there is precious little to loose on earth shall be loosed place is definitely in the home, doc- show that there is any effective in heaven.” and this is what tliey are was desire on the part of our con­ trained for.” Comiiared to SELECTION IN SEA FOODS FOR LENT! dues temporaries to submit to any ISN’T straight talk refreshing? American girls they have uw 1 the such therapy.” privileges, social freedom, it,” Out of this moral d(H.*ay has il| ^ a educational opportunities. from grown the art of double talk.ilNUn lO /^ppGQT vetly For we live in the world of the i MARY ANN BROADIIURST, ke. snow job where doubletalk is On Science Panel daughter of Lt. Gen. E. B doc- the language of the day. Appearing on a panel at the Broadhurst, whose family lives . r ii National Science Teachers’ in Seoul, Korea, told of the He RECENTLY I went to a trial. convention in Denver on March poverty and starkness of South od- It was a civil law suit. I’m sin­ 28 at the Hilton hotel will be Korea, and the numerous or­ the cere in saying I never before Sister M. Lauriana Saam, phaned children who somehow able realized what those poor law­ Ph.D., professor of psychology manage to survive. yers go through. They were and science at the College of Both girls, in discussing the drowning in a sea of legal tech­ St. Joseph on the Rio Grande in experience of living with their med nicalities. It seemed to us that Albuquerque, N. Mex. Asian neighbors, spoke of the jlan- the verdict would be almost en­ advantages. Socially, the Amer­ HALIBUT The topic of the panel will be n to tirely dependent on which law­ “ Curriculum Development for ican youth, children of service ceed yer was the most skilled techni­ Continuous Learning — Kinder­ men stationed in South V iet cian. Never in my life have 1 BOOTH garten through Grade Twelve.” Nam and South Korea enjoy heard such double talk. This ash- Sister Lauriana received her the chance of meeting the doesn’t mean the lawyers them­ i to master’s and doctor’s degrees young people of those countries SLICED selves were doing anything We from the University of Denver. — talking with them and ex morally wrong. They were high She has served on the staff on changing idea for idea. doing their duty, as demanded : is- the Loretto Heights Nurses Af­ Asked the most important and by the system. And they really filiation program and was an outcome of their experiences, at worked hard. instructor of nurses at St. An­ both girls readily agreed that ‘els, Next to the courtroom, the thony's hospital in Denver. they better realize how lucky and world of business is the breed­ Sister Lauriana was on the they are to be Americans. up ing ground for the most elabor­ College of St. Joseph faculty And. added Miss Adams, lad. ate double talk in the world. from 1948-1950 and has been a “ You learn to protect yourself, Straight answers are hard to faculty member of the college to think for yourself, to stand DEVILED CRAB ilful come by. Mo.st of the time you since 1958. She has been ap­ on your own two feet. You ily. expect — and get — the double pointed promoter for the Na­ learn to be even prouder of CAPTAIN JOE’S hey talk routine. It’s a way of life. tional Science Teachers’ associ- .America and the men who is- Which means if you do find alion for New Mexico. serve her.” ir’s a man who talks straight, latch STUFFED 6 oz. Each onto him. Make him your com o m pany president and your inti­ the mate friend. Handle him wlih Pueblo Gallery Schedules ch, kid gloves for he’s part of a va­ 3il- nishing breed. Like the whoop­ TASTE ing crane, he's almost extinct. Art Exhibit March 7-21 •en FISH STICKS 8 0z, Pkg. 3 3 ® le- And someday when you come O SEA to home from the office double- A two-man art show, featur­ commissioned works for the ler talked to death, you might pick ing an internationally honored newly decorated chapel of St. up the New Testament and en­ sculptor from Spain and an in­ Mary Corwin hospital, Pueblo. joy straight talking at its best: structor at the Cincinnati FLYING He is artist-in-rcsidcnce at Academy of Art whose work is “ What God has joined togelh the Edgecliff Academy of Fine Pound Pkg. 7 9 o widely known in the East, is SHRIMP BITS JIB er let no man put asunder.” Arts in Cincinnati. His contem­ scheduled at the Gallery-Sev­ “ Take ye and eat, for This is porary steel sculptures repre­ id, enth Red Door in Pueblo March My Body.” sent human and animal figures. ed “ Whose sins you shall forgive 7-21. li­ The work of E. Paul Wilhelm as N A S S I O DE VALENCIA, of the Cincinnati academy also to Spanish sculptor, whose work will be shown. A selection from FRESH OYSTERS wtre™, he will be shown, has done several his recent work which varies 5t- widely in size and includes both figurative and abstract ap­ Stratton PTA proaches will be featured. Both Wilhelm and Valencia Plans Breakfast have done a great deal of com­ (St. Charles* Parish. Stratton) missioned liturgical work. Wil­ Plans for the annual pancake helm is employed by the Sisters and sausage breakfast to be of Charity as a consultant in held in St. Charles’ parish, decorating their hospital in ac­ Stratton, March 28 were made cordance with the new liturgy. at the past meeting of the PTA. Valencia, who has conducted It was also announced that several one-man shows, has re­ the PTA will sponsor the at­ ceived awards for his sculpture tendance of the Rev. Edward in Spain, Italy, Germany and Dinan, pastor, and the school Switzerland. He displays his faculty at the Catholic Parent- work regularly in New York. Teacher league convention March 16. GALLERY POURS will be Entertainment at the meeting from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday was presented by Carole Bush through Sunday. It i.s located at and the third and 'ourth grade 1401 Elizabeth, Pueblo. pupils. Mrs. Joe Weingardt pre­ sided. € . s 7 ^ . The room award was pre­ Recital Given sented to the third and fourth grades. At Benet Hill Music students at Benet Hill J O I state GOP Chairman academy, Colorado Springs, Bids for Re-Eiectien presented a piano recital re­ Paul Wolf, Colorado State cently for their families and THERE’S A SOOPER MINUTES FROM YOUR DOOR! Chairman of the Republican friends in the music studio of MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER UNIVERSITY HILLS SHOPPING MONTVIEW PLAZA SHOPPING party, has announced his candi­ the school. Benedictine Sister IVY K SHOPPING CENTER 14th & Kearney CENTER CENTER Great Doin’s! dacy for re-election to'the post. Clarity McGarity is the music 64th & Kearney 9395 East Monlvlew , Aurora DAHLIA SHOPPING CENTER 2790 So. Colorado Blvd. St. Patrick’ s Day is always At issue in the election of instructor. Performers included WESTMINSTER PLAZA a great day for the citizens of state chairman, Mr. Wolf said, Thomas Nolan, Michael Horan, 33rd & Dahlia KING SOOPERS. FAN FAIR SHOPPING CENTER E. Third & Havana Denver, and Michael Knapp, is the question of whether the Kathleen Magill, Mark Mc- LAKESIDE SHOPPING CENTER 74th & Irving BRENTWOOD SHOPPING one of the school children Republican party will be con­ Keon, Carla Nolan, Lynn Lan- CENTER 44th & Harlan KING’S LITTLETON CENTER who are honorary lepre­ trolled by the few persons non, John Horan, Maria White, KING SOOPERS 2085 So. Federal So. Broadway & Littleton Blvd. chauns for the occasion, likes elected to high public office or Timothy Zimmerman, Karen CENTENNIAL CENTER LAKEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER ALAMEDA SHOPPING CENTER KING SOOPERDRUG the look of the program for by the Republican voters of Co­ O’Brien, Patsy Hilliard, and 5050 So. Federal. Littleton 8400 W. Colfax West Alameda & Zunl So. Broadway & Littleton Blvd. March 17, ’65. lorado. Mamie Hockman. P a g e 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, March 11, 1965 King Soopers Sponsors Readers Voice Their Disagreement Of Musical TV Series "Adventures in Music,” an of the Blue Jeans Philharmo- Follou'ini; are excerpts from some letters received re* existentialist commentators deny this, and any person who informational program scries exploring the relationships Si Palmer, KOA-TV pro­ fiurdirtK a review of Jean-Paiil Sartre’s “ No Exit,” written by has any grasp of the movement understands this . . . In existen­ between music and man's gram manager, will produce tialism we have something which is the combined product of C. J. Zecha, which appeared In the "Denver Catholic Regis­ every day social, cultural, the series and Steve York many European thinkers, some of them operating in radically ter” March 4: spiritual needs, will return to will diicct. different national traditions. Dear Mr. Zccha; the air April 3 as a weekly- Ixarry King, advertising Mr. Zecha proceeds to inform us that " . . .Sartre insists program sponsored by King . . .1 can't help feeling that you have mi-srepresentcd sev­ dii-ector for King Soopers, that modern man must face up to the fact that God does not Soopers. It will be broadcast Denver, said; "This show eral a.spects of existentialist philosophy. I am giving you the exist." Then he continues to tell us that "existentialism starts on KOA-TV, Channel 4, Den­ fills a void in commercial benefit of the doubt that it is a typographical error that Sartre out with the assumption that there is no G od." ver, and KOAA-TV, Channel television in Denver. And it is is misspelled throughout the article. I would hate to think that . . .It so happens that Soren Kierkegaard is a committed 5, Colorado Springs, on Satur­ the type of show that King it is a lack of knowledge on your part. days, from 11 to 11:30 a.m. Soopers is proud to present Protestant Christian, who doe.s believe in God along with the Acting as host-moderator You state that "existentialism starts out with the assump­ Catholic existentialist, Gabriel Marcell (sic), and the Jew, to further the public interest will be Dr. Walter Charles, in the fine arts and give tele­ tion that there is no God." True, this is the popular conception Martin Buber . . . 11 Is, to say the least, sad, that a Catholic musical director of the na­ of existentialism. However, men like Paul Tillich, Martin Bu­ publication must appear so "uninformed" about one of the vision exposure to many fine tionally known Blue Jeans instrumental groups in the ber, Unamuno, Gabriel Marcel and others do not base their dynamic movements of our time, and not only be uninformed Philharmonic in Estes Park. Rocky Mountain area." work on this assumption. . -David E. Roberts suggests that but to comment, with a basic lack of knowledge concerning Portions of most programs existentialism can produce not only atheism, but a penetrat­ the very thing on which commenting, and to broadcast this make use of outstanding mu- I ing belief in God as well. Thus, existentialism is divided into misinformation to the reading public. . . sical and artistic talent from Regular 9 5 Colorado high schools and | PRIME RIB ...... ■ two camps. You have neglected to mention the religious camp Sincerely, Sfors Gr«e# Eacfi Offier colleges, giving young artists DUFFY’S in your article. D. G. Cronin A show business camaraderie is shown in this picture valuable exposure and exper­ My second point of contention is that you class Soren Denver SHAMROCK RESTAURANT taken backstage recently at Madison Square Garden, New ience in television perfor­ Kierkegaard with Sartre and Camus. I do not mean to be mance. Future programs are , 1M5 TREMONT PI.ACE Mr. Zecha repfies ... York, during a performance of (he famed "Ice Foliic.s" show. “Special lor our Irish Coftea" disrespectful, but I must protest! While Sartre and Camus are Score a point each to readers Switowy and Cronin — the planned to include members ' At left is Mary .)o Catlett, formerly of Denver and u featured literary men with an cxistentialistic philosophy, Kierkegaard name Sartre was misspelled throughout the review of Den­ performer in New York's “Hello Dolly" musical, greeting was a religious thinker who had an intense interest in man's ver's .Analyst Cafe production of No Exit. It was originally Richard Dwyer and Durothyann Nelson, stars of the "Ice relationship to God. . . . To Kierkegaard the Christian life is in­ written in long-hand; when typed on copy paper it accidental­ Follies." The day before Dwyer ami Miss Nelson attended finitely of more value than atheistic existence. . . ly came out "S arte" and appeared thus. 1 assure both readers "Hello D olly" and congratulated Miss Catlett backstage after 1 agree with you that Sartre’s play No Exit is a deeply that the correct spelling of the philosopher-dramati.st’s name her performance. depressing and pessimistic view of human life. Sartre’s philo­ is not alien to me, but I bear responsibility for the error. sophy of God and man is one which I could never accept Too, both readers are correct in pointing out that Soren CONIFER, COLORADO because I believe firmly in the God who governs our universe Kierkegaard is NOT an atheistic existentialist as so stated in Paris Singers DENVER— 222-4196 and our actions. . .1 think existentialism has many provoca­ the review. Because of lack of space the article had to be cut tive que.slions for the intellig<*nt Christian asked by Christian on copy and a reference to Kierkegaard was omitted. In the In Free Concert ^ite Iffihnate in W o.,„la!n philosophers, and as such, it cannot be ignored. next sentence the name of Kierkegaard w’as inadvertently in­ Sincerely. cluded with a comment on Albert Camus. However, I stand A concert by the inteina- Lucy Swilowy. by the statement (with Kierkegaard omitted) that "atheistic tionally known Varel and .4 Wonderful Bird is the Pelican .. . Denver existentialism advocated by Sartre (as well as by Albert Ca­ Bailly CJtanteurs de Paris His beak can hold more than his BeTi-can will be presented free of mus) will never fathom its depth nor gain any fullness.” "Hey You Birds.. " Editor: So that others might not be misinformed I think it’s essen­ charge to the public on Satur­ day, March 13. 8:15 p.m. in I assume that Mr. Zecha was referring to Jean-Paul tial to clear up a point on Kierkegaard. In all his w'ritings the Center of Performing FISH N' CHIPS Sartre in his article of .March 4. Mr. Sartre’s name was con­ Kierkegaard makes it very clear that he is concerned with sistently misspelled throughout the entirety of the article. In .\rts. Loretto Heights college, one problem: How to be a Christian in Christendom (Point of Denver. EVERY FRIDAY supposedly intelligently commenting on a play concerned with View. Oxford U. press). The Christendom he knows is that of The concert is offered by Two Tone Suuce • existential ideas Mr. Zecha made a number of major errors, Lutheranism in 19th-century Denmark. Lutheranism is the of­ Tossed Garden Greens • the college to the public with­ the first and possibly most grievous of which was in the se­ ficial religion of his country; to be a Christian is the expected Choice of Dressing • Vege­ cond paragraph of his article where he staled: "Some very out charge: tickets, however, table de Jour • Ice Cream or thing. "AH are Christians as a matter of course” (Point of Sherbet • Rolls • Butter • 9 experienced actors demonstrate a lot of skill over a lot of are being issued for seating View) Beverage » ¥ nothing.” Mr. Zecha should have stopped here and abandoned and can be obtained by send­ AH You Cun Eat In olden days, Kierkegaard says, man was often persecut­ ing a stamped self-addressed the article, for thus he shows that he has little or no compre­ ‘H o u se of the L o rd ’ Adults — $1.95 • Children — $1.35 V ed for his faith and was despised for his beliefs. But now, he envelope to Loretto Heights hension of the basic theme toward which existentialism Call 433-6677 for Reservations NOW adds, if a man were to protest that he was not sure whether "E arly Marriage” will be college. Music ^Department, • «> moves. . .The next atrocity appears later when he refers to DINKLER he was a Christian, all his neighbors would be rather shocked. the topic to he discussed on 3001 S. Federal Boulevard, • <• Sartre as the creator of existentialism. Sartre denies this, In Kierkegaard’s eyes Christianity has become the new world- the House of the Lord televi­ Denver, Colo, sion program Sunday. March o'ntinenta I line.ss; it has becom e diluted and secularized. To Kierke­ r ^ e n v e r I 4 gaard, a devout man, Christianity means subjectivity; the 14, 9:30 a.m., on KLZ-TV, Channel 7, Denver. The Rev. Christian must be a subjective thinker. Despite some of his MAMMA ROSASS PIZZERIA Frank (>. Morfeld. pastor of ambiguities and obscurities we can be grateful to Kierke­ • i HOME MADE ITALIAN DINNERS Cure d'Ars parish, Denver, gaard for making a stand against the Hegelian confusion of will represent the Catholic • * • PIZZA • RAVIOLI his time and that he can recall to our minds that to be a faith on the panel series, • LASAGNA • SPAGHETTI Christian means not only to know a doctrine but also to live whose current theme is "In ­ that doctrine. terpreting u Faith to Li^e By Table and Carry-Out Service Also, 1 do not contend that Sartre is the "creator of exis­ in These Times.” Appearing 1 0 4 4 S O . f e d e r a l BLVD. 936-2336 tentialism” but stated in the review that "he is known a.s the with him will be Rabbi Earl Stone of Temple Emanuel croatoi- of the gloomy philosophy of existentialism which held and the Rev. Mr. (Henn Mell a mirror up to melancholy post-war Paris.” 1 should have of Central Christian church. clarified this by adding that the name that is linked by most Americans with French existentialism is that of Jean-Paul Sartre. Reader Cronin took ray words out of context. 1 was Czccho-Slovak Club attempting to emphasize the influence of the French existenti­ Sets T V Appearance alism of Sartre, After the war French youths harkened to A program sponsored hy Sartre because he gave words to the hopelessness which lay the Czecho-Slo\ak Social cliih COFFEE SHOPS like ashes in their hearts. In France it became the fashion of will he tel*\ired Fridas. DELUXE the day. Bearded youths and wispy-haired girls in slacks were E----- Lenten Menu March 12. 7 a.m.. on KBT\*. SIAFOOD Sartre’s acolytes. Their patronage virtually supported the Channel fl. Denier. Keatured 3.743 FEDERAL BLVO. Cafe de Flore in Paris where they sat nround over vari­ will be .Anthony J. Cifka. for­ DINNCRS TREAT THE FAMILY TO 7300 EAST COLFAX AVE. ONE OF OUR colored apertifs for hours discussing the emptiness of life. mer editor of (hr Czerh- Colorado Mountain I also stand by the statement that in his philo.sophy Sartre American press in Chicago, 4300 W ADSW ORTH AVE. Trout Dinner DELIGHTFUL DINNERS insists that modern man must face up to the fact that God and Francis Hradil, co-foun­ der and chairman of the cluh. Fried Ovslers does not exist (Being and Nothingness, Philosophical Library. kiddies menu Tropic of discussion will cen­ 1.50 New York). This was mentioned in two paragraphs solely Fan Fried Hulihul ter about: "Is the departure WE NEVER CLOSE Ben-ev-o- 1.25 dealing with Sartre and when I said that existentialism starts into unwilling exile of Ar­ Fried Jumbo Shrimp out with the assumption that there is no God I did not mean chbishop Josef Reran of L e n t I.4U existentialism per se, but quite obviously the existentialism of Prague considered hy the Deep Fried Scallops Sartre. Because the world has no reason for being, Sartre Czecho-Slovak nation as a 1..50 Benevolent means to be kind I Whole I.ohs(er Tull calls it the Absurd. "I knew it was the World, the naked loss for its drive toward a 2.75 World suddenly revealing itself, and 1 choked with rage at liberation from the present NEWS . . . to promote happiness in others. o Fish & Chij) Dinner this gross, absurd being” (Nausea, New Directions Library). Communist tyranny?" 1.25 And the chefs in the Red Slipper » .Sartre warns that we should act without hope (ExistenUulism Enjoy a Cocktail and Humanism, page 56, London, Methuen). Sacred Heart I’ ronram r/fSt. ftst, f/eoueni, and accur- Room are doing their blessed best to Before Dinner As I said, there is much to admire in Sartre as a drama­ a le . . . with the latgest news "How Long Has There staff In the West, and with 7S make the annual 40 lean days easier tist and playwright, but No Exit is a minor effort. I go along Been M ercy” will be the sub­ cet/espondents throughout the for others to take. with reader Switowy that this play is a depressing and pessi­ ject of a talk by the Rev. RockyMountain and High Plains mistic view of human life. Space does not permit a philosophi­ Francis L. Filas, S.J.. on (he slates, KOA gets you complete, cal digression (nor was it originally intended) such as that I Sacred Heart Program Sun- ! 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ThurseJoy, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register P age 1T k St. Catherine's Altar Unit Slates Card Party, Sale (St. Catherine's Parish, Wednesday there is a Mass at Denver) 7:30 p.m. and on Friday, Sta­ pro- The annual St. Patrick’s day tions of the Cross and Mass at N(#k PeMve/i l\leiJU5 luce card party and bake sale, spon­ 7:30 p.m. (^ork sored by St. Catherine's Altar and Rosary society, will be held sing in the school cafeteria Wednes-j Men's Club )crs, day, .NTarch 17. beginning with I St. Dominic's Parish Slates how a salad luncheon at 1 o’clock. , Sets Dance •cial Tickets, at 50 cents eaeh.j (Holy Family Parish, Denver) It is ^ a n be purchased at the! Cing dour. Patron tickets may he The Fifth annual St. Patrick’s Leprechaun Leap March 17 sent purchased l)y those unable to day dance, sponsored by the rest attend. Holy t'amily parish Men’s club, (St. Dominic’s Parish, Denver) award, entered one photograph j Sister Mary .\qiiino is the art d e ­ Weekday Masses during Lent will be held Saturday, March of a small child talking to a pa- instructor for St. Dominic’s are at 6;30 a.m. and 8 a.m. On 20, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the St. Dominic’s Holy Name so­ rakeet entitled “ Good Morning school. fine ciety and PTA will co-sponsor the school cafeteria. Perky.” Her other entry, called j a “ Leprechaun Leap” Wednes­ “ Faith” was a photogram of a Music will be provided by the day, .March 17, froir 8 p.m. to ‘ Kl Rey Dons” orchestra. The lace mantilla draped to frame The Accutron Story: 12 midnight, in the church audi­ a chalice and a rosary. Ro.se refreshments are included in torium. )5 the price of $4 per couple. Mary is the daughter of Mr. .Members of neighboring pa­ Tickets at $3 a couple may be and Mrs. .\rthur Callahan of No balance wheel, rishes are welcome to attend. purchased at the door. Refresh­ 3161 W. 34th avenue. ments will be served and enter­ Marjorie Meyers received no mainspring, Tickets may be purchased at tainment is being planned for the door. Additional informa­ her award for a colored chalk intermission. Music will be pre­ drawing entitled “ .Mountain Vi­ no hairspring, tion may be obtained by calling sented by the Melody Men. 424-5857. sta.” She is the daughter of Mr. no tick, no Lock. and Mrs. Paul Meyers of 3435 THE NEW CONVENT fund W. 26th avenue. Altar Unit Plans will receive all proceeds from this dance. Best entries for this contest Fashion Shew in arts craft.s and photographs Chairmen from the Holy (Guardian Angels' Parish, were exhibited at a downtown Name society are Lorren Denver) Big Night for Leprechauns store for two weeks. Smith, Warner Reed, Lee Val­ St. Dominic’s Holy .Name men, planning A fashion show will be held right, Leo Rusan, Fred Gabriel, Gordon lejos, Leo Rusan, and Fred Ga­ THE .VW.VRDS were present­ at 8 p.m. Sunday by the Guar­ entertainment fur the Leprechaun Leap to be Lawiur, Lewis Spellman, Warner Reed, and briel. ed by Rev. .M. T. .Mc.Nicholas dian Angels’ .Mtar and Rosary held (he evening of March 17, are, left to Lorren Smith. Chairmen from the PT.A a relo.P .. pastor, at the PT\ meet ' society. Theme for the event the Mmes. Fred Gabriel, Fred i ing on Wod. Feb. 17. ; “ Fashions of the Century.” I Corbett. Lewis Spellman, «»»•.!Bar I There will be 15 special St. Bernadette’s Parish I bara Lubelcy, and Peter Ekler. Accutron" made awards, entertainment, and re- ' Mrs. Fred Norris, PT.A pres- EDSU'S NEEDLECRAFT them obsolete. fre.shments. ' ident, announced that more DISTINCTIVE NEEDLECRAFT Hat Show To Be Presented March 17 DESIGN Tickets at $1 for adults and I than $2,250 was realized from Open Daily f:30 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. Don’t even call this timepiece 50 cents for children may be school Mardi Gras carnival. This From 7 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Tues. & (St. BernadetU* i Tiie school book fair will be .March 15 at 7:30 p.m., T h u n . a watch. AU the parts that purchased from any member of Parish. Lakewood) , held on Sunday, March 21. money will be added to the con­ hall. 4421 W. 29th Ave. 433-0335 make a watch fast or slow have [the Altar and Rosary society. The Nancy Richards Hat from 2 to 5 p.m. in the school, A program will be given by vent fund. been left out of it. Accutron 'Tickets will be available after show, presented by Our Lady|.All parents and friends of the students, relating to the book The annual PT.\ luncheon time is kept by the vibrations Masses on Sunday in the of Perpetual Help circle of St. i school children are urged to at- fair. and card party will be held of a tiny tuning fork which di­ church vestibule. Bernadette's parish, will take i tend. Wednesday, March 24. witli vides every second into 360 The women’s retreat at El place on Wednesday, March 17, High school classes in reti- A ST. PATRICK’S Day party .Mrs. Franklin Manzanarcs and equal parts. (Your present Pomar retreat bouse, Colorado from 2 to 5 p.m. gion are held Mondays at 7:30 will take place on the regular Mrs. Kenneth Schneider acting watch divides a second into i, Springs, . . is set .March 19-21. Wo- Tickets may be obtained p.m.; adult instruction, Tues- parish games night, Tuesday. as co-chairmen. only 5 parts). It is the only ' men of the parish interested inifrom circle members or at the.days at 7 p.m.; and grade March 16. at 8 o ’clock in the wrist timepiece gu^ranteed’^ for average monthly accuracy with­ I making the retreat should con-[door of the church hall. The |school classes, Saturdays at THE HOLY NAME society church hall. Everyone is invited in 60 seconds. Accutron is a will meet Thursday, March 11, tact Evangeline Saavedra at [price of ticket, $1, may be ap 8:30 a.m. to attend and to bring their Bulova development. It’s worth 433-1293 as soon as possible. ] plied toward the purchase of a ' Boy Scouts meet at 7 p.m. on friends. at 8 p.m. .\ movie, 'Til the the time to you to look into A parish day of recollection hat. selling for $4. There will b e’ Wednesdays; and the duplicate \ fashion show and lunch­ Green World (irew which is Accutron. is scheduled April 25. The Rev. prizes and refreshments. bridge club, Fridays at 11:15 eon, sponsored by the Altar about St. Dominic, will be Francis Bakewell, S.J., of Re­ ^ a.m. and Rosary society of St. shown. All men and their wives Above gis college, well-known Cana THE ALTAR and Rosary so j \ meeting of the PT.\ cxecu- Bernadette's parish, will be are invited to attend. ACCUTRON SPACEVIEW "H” cicty fashion show and lunch- th e hoard will he held In the held at 1 p.m. Saturday, The men are reminded to at­ The most unusual timepiece ever moderator, will be speaker. created. Transparent diel lets A COLORADO TRADITION Inquiry classes are held eon will be held Saturday. ] school library at 7:30 p.m. March 13, in the (iolden Steer tend the annual father and son you see the spice movement. S in ce 1892 Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. and dis­ March 13 at the Golden Steer Thursday, March 11. The regii restaurant, 10131 E. 26th av­ breakfast sponsored by the Waterproof, shock-protected. restaurant. Prizes will consist lar PT.V meeting will take enue. Yellow ease lop. stainless steel cussions on the liturgy are con­ Holy Name society Sunday, back, adjustable band. $150.00 COFFEE HOUSE ducted Thursdays at 8 p.m. in of gift and dinner certificates, place on >Ionday evening. TIekets are $2.30. March 14. after the 7:30 a.m. .Mass. Breakfast and Luncheon, 7 A.M. to the school. Frank M o r r i s s. author, 2:30 P.M. Cadets 4-H Club speaker and news editor of the SHIP TAVERN national edition of the Register, Wins in Contest will be guest speaker. LARRY GLENNON Luncheon. 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. • Rosaries from Rome will be (formerly with Denver Dry Goods Co.) (Sts. Peter and Paul’s Parish, Famous Roast Beef Dinner, 6 P.M. presented to three men at the Now Managing Whea(ridge) to 10 P.M., Daily • Sundays, 4:30 father and son breakfast. P.M. to 9 P.M. The Cadets 4-H club of Sts The special rosaries will he MR. FRANZ PALACE ARMS Peter and Paul’ s parish won given to the oldest father with third place in a talent show a son present; the youngest fa­ OF LAKESIDE Superb Food and Service • Noon to held Feb. 26 at the Jefferson ther with a son present, and to 2:3 0 P.M.. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. • Sun­ County Fair grounds. [the father with the mo.st sons MEN’S CLOTHING days. 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. Paul Urban is the leader of pre.scnt at the breakfast. AND TAILORING the group. Those wishing to attend the SAN MARCO ROOM LAKESIDE RYAN'S JEWELRY “ Hamburger Day” for pui>ils breakfast arc asked to make reservations with .Urn Bennett. SHOPPING CENTER Fine cuisine, Noon to 2:30 P.M., in the parish school will be on Lakeside Shopping Center 6 P.M. to 9 P. M. • Dinner Dancing Thursday instead of Wednesday 455-0130, or Lorren Smith, 477-' (In Ihe King Soopers Mall) 8129. Phone 477-2123 Friday and Saturday Evenings • this month. 4 5 5 - 3 5 3 8 Two eighth grade students' Dinner 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. on Sundays from St. Dominic’s school were! vxi a m n given certificates of merit from SATRIANO the Scholastic .Art Award con-1 JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. test. I 221 BROADWAY ! * Sanitized Vans and } ^ BROTHERS Local & Long Distance ROSE MARY CALLAHAN Equipment JANITOR MOVING who also won Gold Key • Packing and SERVICE Shipping * if * Rug and Upholstery Scholarship Winner • Foreign Service Via Sh am p o oing Never Too Young for Style (St. .Mary Alagdalcnc’s Parish. Sea or Air * Complete House Thrre-ycar-old Julie Jona.s i« holiiing the unwrapping the hats they will he selling at Denver) C lean in g women of Our Lady of Perpetual Help cir­ the Nancy Richards Hat show. Kach hat will BUI Trevethan, an eighth DIAL 722-2855 • h * Floor Waxing and cle, St. Bernadette’s parish, choose their sell for $4 with no two alike. The affair will grade pupil at St. .Marj" Magda-' f: Agent For Polishing spring bonnets. From left, Mrs. Donald Klee, be held at the church hull, St. Patrick's Day, lene’s school, was awarded a UNITED VAN LINES * Walls and Windows president; Mrs. F. J. IMoorc, co-chairman: from 2 to 5 |).m. Tickets at $1 each may he scholarship to .Mullen high, W ash ed Julie, and Mrs. Milo Jonas, chairman, are applied toward purchase of a hat. school. Bill placed eighth; among the 100 boys taking thc| Expert • Dependable DENVER, Insured scholarship test. ' COLORADO Applications C e II Us for FrM EtUmalts Lakewood Society Plans PAUL’S FINE MEATS O L. S-S754 and G L . S-S3S9 For Camp 2S34 W. 4411) Ava. NORTH "Where Wheatridge Meals" St. Patrick's Card Party Available Cutting Only USDA Choice (Our Lady of Fatima I men will meet in the cliurch at (Holy Trinity Parish, DENVER ! TRAVELING MEN Parish, Lakewood) 7:43 p.m. for redtalion of the Westminster) Steer Beef — Aged to Perfection Stay at the Rosary. Mrs. Ruherl Harrison .Applications to attend Camp The .-\ltar and Rosary society We Moke Our Own will present an interesting pro­ Santa Maria for children who. will sponsor a card party for OPTICAL gram called “ The :>lad Hat- for economic or social reasons, both men and women on St. Dispensing Opticians ITALIAN SAUSAGE — GERMAN SAUSAGE ARGONAUT HOTEL tei.” might not otherwise have a Patrick’s d a y, Wednesday, summer vacation are available FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR Sunday, March 14, is the cor­ DeWAYNE INGRAM CORNED BEEF BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND March 17, at 8 p.m. in the pa­ a t Holy Trinity parish rectory. porate Communion Sunday for DINNERS rish hall. .Admission will be 50 The Holy Name society in­ 4022 Tennyson Street Free Delivery PHONE 4U-3I0) the men of the Holy Name so­ cents per person. There will bo vites all Boy Scouts and Cub 3855 Wadsworth Beautiful Ballrooms Private Dlnlno Rooms ciety in the 8 o’clock Mass. A f­ 42 4-1445 prizes and refreshments. GRand 7-5759 terwards breakfast will be Scouts and their fathers to the monthly Holy Name Commu­ 5 3 4 - 7 9 1 8 : The meeting of the .Altar and served at the Golden Steer Res­ Rosary society will be held taurant. All men of the parish nion at the 8:15 a.m. Mass Sun­ Thursday, March 11. The wo- are invited to participate. day, March 11. Coffee, milk, j o d t l and doughnuts will be served J A i L r ^ J O iu A , (R / after Mass. (Management e( Esther end Prank Fong) During Lent an additional Ninth Avenue at Speer Blvd. why bite the (Mass is being offered at 5:30 COMPLETE ORIENTAL STAFF p.m. every Wednesday. On Fri­ { FINEST CHINESE AND day evenings at 7:30 o ’clock truck AMERICAN FOODS Stations of the Cross are said. A Baaufiful Lantern Lighted Dining Room in the Communion will be distributed Veterans of Foreign W ars Homo before the 6:15 o ’clock .Mass John S. Stewart Pest No. 1 I each morning. that feeds you? I Open to the Public n a.m . to 10 A m .— Sat., till 13 Midnight (Ctosod Tuesdays) Dr. Thomas Di Martini CHIROPRAaOR Laboratory Sers’ice P un itive HOLY CROSS CHURCH for the Profession 3550 Grova St. 477-7448 2167 Eppinger Blvd. T axation Thornton Hinders Colorado’s Economic Growth Trucks feed you in many ways. First, criminatory tax that is impossible to GAMES PARrr they haul all the necessities, as w'ell a.s administer. It is an E X TR A tax, over luxuries of life, quickly and efficiently. and above normal fuel and registration FRIDAY, March 12th Prize Winners But that’s not ^1. Trucks feed the state’s taxes. The total makes Colorado the beginning at 8 p.m. Rose Mary Callahan (left) and Marjorie Meyers are con­ economy by providing a major share of highest truck tax state in the nation. gratulated by the Rev. Michael T. McNlcholas, O.P., pastor, total wage and tax dollars. In fact, (nick­ Al.’ who also won a Gold Key award entered two But Colorado’s present gross ton-mile eral highway taxes in addition to all state 3a30 UJ.4A3IAV5. photographs cntKled “ Good Morning Perky” and ’•Faith.” highway tax does not equitably assign taxes. There must be greater equity in $30.00 $50.00 $50.00 $115.00 Marjorie entered a colored chalk drawing which she user responsibility. It is a highly dis­ highway tax assignment. called “ Mountain Vista.” COLORADO MOTOR CARRIERS’ ASSOCIATION Pago 12 The D'enver Catholic Register Thursday, March 11, 1965 Spotlight on Colorado Catholic High School Basktball Tournamnt

All-Stors of (he 27th annual State Parok Mary’s. Back row: Scott Spinney, Regis; Tom Mullen Cheerleaders exhort Mustang par­ strain of the game is apparent. But, alas, the McCarthy, St. Mary’s; Jim W’edow’, Mullen; Basketball tournament display their trophies. tisans to inspire their team to greater cheers eventually turned to groans as Regis From left, front row: Jim Johnson, St. Francis; Rich Schraeder, Regis, and Terry Picrzlna, defeated Mullen in two overtimes, 38-37, for Jim Reilly, Pueblo Catholic; Duane Wells, Mul* Mullen. heights in (he final game of the Colorado len; Ken Force, Annunciation; Tom Socha, St. Catholic High School Basketball champion­ the title. ships at Denver Auditorium arena. The Raiders Nip Mullen, 38-37, in 2 Overtimes Vehr Trophy to St. Mary s; , D - • \A/*^ AA\/A A ^ ' Siger Ski Carnival Regis Wears Cage Crown rierzina Wins MVA Award Ski - minded Regis college students will invade the Brcck- Regis, a team that was sup­ ed from this strategy and even off a basket by Mullen’s Duane Up and in goes a basket by John Repka of Regis as he enridge ski area this weekend, Many school and individual Mullen’s Terry Pierzina. who posed to have an “ off year,’’ the Mullen scoring machine had Wells. muscles his way between a pair of Mulicn defenders in the March 12-14, for the second an­ awards were presented at the successfully concluded its aus­ to bow in the face of these tac* Then came the hysterics at State Parok championship game. The Mustang defenders are led the scorers with 71 points, nual Sigor Ski Club winter car­ the final buzzer as a record conclusion of the 27th State Pa- was voted the most valuable terity program by tipping Mul­ tics, plus one of the finest de­ Terry Pierzina at left and W’ayne Wells. In background is nival. len, 38-37 in two overtimes Sun­ fenses in Parok history. roke Basketball tournament player and received trophies on Mullen’s Steve Johns. Roger Maggio, Siger club day, to win its second straight Mullen had used the shoot- Sunday in Denver’s Auditorium both counts. arena. president, indicates around 275 State Parok basketball cham­ 'cm-full-of-holes approach in Slate Parochial The trophy for the “ outstand­ reservations for the three-day pionship. wins over St. Anthony’s of S co re s St. Mary’s wa.s awarded the ing individual sportsman" of the event have been made. It was the ninth Regis title in, Sterling, 103-78 (state tourney Archbishop Vehr trophy as the tourney went to Tom Socha of Despite cancellation earlv FIRST ROUND 27 state tournaments and the records for both winning and St. .Mary’s. this week of the carnival’s Si­ fourth in the past six years for losing team), and St. Mary’s, Pueblo Catholic 68, St. Francis Father Barry Wogan, busi­ ger race, originally planned 52 coach Guy Gibbs. 74-61. All-Tournamenf ness manager of the State Pa­ Sunday afternoon, a program Mullen 103, Sterling St. Antho­ T e a m rok tourney from its inception of skiing and social events will REGIS had ball • controlled ny 78. in 1939 until he retired last keep participants busy. STICKING, with disciplined Colorado Springs St. Mary's 87, slow - cm - down formula that Annunciation, 40-28. and Pueblo Terry Pierzina, Mullen year, received a television set Catholic, 40-26, in dazzling dis­ Canon City Abbey 50 Duane Wells, Mulicn from fellow workers at half­ brought them a close second to Regis 40, Annunciation 28 TRY Mullen in the Denver Parochial plays of miserliness. Jim Wedow, Mulicn time ceremonies during the league race, the Raiders were In the showdown contest the SEMIFINALS Rich Schraeder, Regis championship game. even stingier in the state meet, Raiders trailed, but never lost Mullen 74, St. Mary's 61 Scott Spinney, Regis permitting three opponents poise. They were on the short Regis 40, Pueblo Catholic 26 THE STATE PAROK basketball tourney was a good one. Tom Socha, St. M ary’s end of a 33-26 count with seven The move from Regis College fieldhouse to Denver 'Auditorium Tom McCarthy, St. M ary’s meager 91 points. CHAMPIONSHIP St. Joseph Hosts minutes to go and spent half Ken Force, Annunciation Regis cuddled the ball like Regis 38, Mullen 37 (2 OT) arena was a wise one. that time shaving the deficit to All in all, this was the best attended dribble derby in histo­ Jim Johnson, St. Francis Fiesta Dishes - Open Stock long-lost sweetheart before tak­ Gifts - Hardware - Paint ing a shot at the hoop. The five points. CONSOLATION ry. Counting the tournouts at four gyms on Friday night for Jim Reilly, Pueblo Catholic B Team Tourney Annunciation 72, St. Francis 56 Glass - Toys Raiders, who tallied only 118 Mullen tried the deep freeze single games, an estimated 11,300 persons viewed the three days Pipe Threading St. Anthony 69, Abbey 64 A tournament for the B points along the way, obviously treatment, but Regis waited pa of action. teams in the Parochial league Window Shades - Key tientJy and turned a couple of St. Mary's 61. Pueblo Catholic school displaying the highest Duplicating had to make every shot count. Realistic crowd counts for the competition at the Auditor­ will be held over the weekend A few times they missed con­ errant passes into three more 53 (3rd place) quality of sportsmanship during ium arena are 3200 on Saturday and 4500 on Sunday, according at St. Joseph high school. Open Friday Evenings nections from p e n n y - pitch points to make it 35-33 with Annunciation 67, St. Anthony 57 the three days. (5th place) to Father David Costello, business manager for the DPL and Play will begin at 4 p.m. Fri­ 32 Broadway 733-2940 range, but their rcbounders 2:02 left. Then Bob Langfield Pueblo Catholic received the day when Mullen faces Annun­ drove in for the tying basket at Abbey 64, St. Francis 62 (7th executive secretary of the State Parok loop. He throws in a swooped down furiously to trophy which goes to the school ciation. A game between Cathe­ the 1:16 mark. That’s the way place) claim a majority of the recove­ conservative figure of 3600 for the Friday games to reach the with the most outstanding dral and St. Francis is sche­ regulation play ended. ries. cumulative total. cheerleading and pep club. duled at 5:30 p.m. Mt. Carmel Rich Schraeder’s shot at the Gibbs’ charges never dcvial- will face Machebeuf at 7 p.m. Vi)[all-hung buzzer was the only attempt of crowd of 5,000 began to recover the first overtime. from the tenseness of the lon­ THAT’S ABOUT 200 more than saw the 1964 State Parok and Regis will go against St. COMPLETE CAR SERVICE gest game in State Parok tour­ meet. ^Joseph at 8:30 p.m. Closet WITH 1:58 to play in the se­ ney history. Rangers End The high schoolers will re­ “ I think we’ll com e up with one or two gimmicks next year sume play at 4 p.m, Saturday. Your Car Probitm Our Spaclalty cond extra canto, Schraeder by KOHLER to help increase attendance, especially in the afternoons," said Four games are scheduled that EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR popped in a jumper. He added Father Costello, who did a bang-up job, much of it behind the a free throw 16 seconds later to Ex-Notre Dame Court Slate night. ONEIDA GARAGE scenes, in bis initial year in the dual athletic capacity. Three games will be played Bill K irk 1400 Onolda )2}-3SS5 push the advantage to 38-3S That was just enough to stave Net Star Wins Several proposals were discussed Saturday at a Denver Sunday beginning at 1 p.m. The meeting of State Parok athletic officials. With 6-20 championship gam e will be Local Tourney played at 4 p.m. Foremost was another nibble on that old bone of contention, WORTHMAN AUTO TOP CO. Bill Hcinbccker, a former inability of Southern Colorado Paroks to fill out their schedules. season Upholstery and Seat Covers Notre Dame tennis star, made This time it was a suggestion by Jack Brookbart, *thlcUc^®!?® ® his presence known in Colorado Bacon & Schramm Since 1928 director and football coach at Pueblo Catholic, that there be a , ver^ ct’ ^ Denver universU net circles in a hurry. Composition Roofing Now offering for the home CARPET Heinbecker, from St. Louis, statewide Catholic league with A and B divisions. j , y before some 300 fans in the Tile Roofing wall to wall and room size. is a graduate student at Colora­ Brookbart suggested that Class A include Mullen. Regis, J Regis fieIdhou.oorcst in • . . Basy to clean! 525 Bannock Denver, Colo. Landin in the singles finals, 6-2, Springs St. Mary’s and Den­ FAMILY 6-0. ver’s St. Francis and Cathedral j the school’s history. ,« . Easy to clean Then he teamed with Rich also would be in the A gi'oup, MA\BK w ere not licing rea-j Rangers were far out of FUN! Hillway to beat Landin and Otherwise there would be imba­ listic in looking towards Riiai contention long before halftime, around! Jack Celia, 6-3, 6-4, for the dou- lance within the leftovers and latter type of settlement. But|jn both contests. They trailed’ NEW SnCUS-LRUJLOR ble.s crown. we’d almost certainly run into there's little doubt it would b e .c s u , 41-25, at halftime and DU, PLAYER PIANOS The emart new Cayuga Heinbecker plans also to play another problem of dividing the best answer. The Southern 57.37, a, intermission. water closet by Kohler t m Paroks would have scheduling 154-3 LARIM ER ST. - 8 3 0 I 7 S T . in the DTC’s spring meet, then them into Class B and Class C Don Chavez tallied IS points m o k es cleaning bathroom problems solved without the will return to St. Louis, where types. for Regis in the loss to CSU, floors easier, quicker. he Is No. 1 ranked. costly travel of the other possi­ while Tony Reed had 11 and Solidly hung on built-in bilities. ACTUALLY, based on enroll­ Jay Coaklcy 10. hongers, the Cayuga water AWARD St. Anthony’s of Sterling Sisters Named ments and relative amounts of In the Denver game it was closet saves space, gives cnipha.sis the schools place on made a proposal somewhat si Jack Coyne with 18, Reed 14, any bathroom a "new To Dean’s List interschool athletics, we proba­ milar to Pueblo Catholics, but Chavez 13 and Coaklcy 10 as lo o k." PLAQUES Notre Dame, Ind. — Emilee bly do have the equivalent of with basketball in mind. They’d R egis’ top gunners. Specializing in like Class A and Class B in the and Katherine Nazarro, both Classes .A, B, and C in Parok Regis loses only Coyne and Quality Plumbing State Parok cage meet. This seniors at St. Mary's college, ranks. reserve Darrell Mudd via gra­ and Heating Repairs BflOTSlZE TABLETS would be a complicated proce­ Notre Dame, were named to Problem is that with only 16 duation, so the Rangers may the college dean’s list for ex­ dure. It, too, failed to get any coed or all-boy high schools in retain hope for better things ceptionally high scholarship in action. next year. SLATTERY the first semester of this acade­ the state, it’s impossible to The ranger victories this mic ‘year. slice things that many ways. Biology Teacher campaign were two over Color­ The young women are the THE BEER THAT So Brookharl's proposal for ado college and one each over & Company daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Contest Date Set a committee to study establish­ Carroll college, St. Mary of the MUSIC C0< Plumbing and Heating MADE MILWAUKEE Joseph C. Nazarro, 4895 Depew The deadline for nominations Plains, Western State college street, Denver. ment of a state league died for Contractors in Colorado’s “ Outstanding Bio­ and Nebraska Wesleyan. Free Pariilag lack of support among the Den­ logy' Teacher’ ’ selection contest 1321 Uecela:U 181 VALIJJ'.JO ST. FAMOUS 744-6oll < ver schools. Let’s face it, finan­ is March 15, according to JOHN J. CONNOR, President RoOerl F. Conner, Vice President cially, it would not be a good Professor Ivo Lindatior of Co­ 1332 Bioadway - 244-4556 lorado State college, who is NEW '64 move for the Denver schools. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. serving as chairman of the con­ RAMBLERS As we see it, there are Just test for the third straight year. DRIVE IN LIQUORS two other possibilities for alle­ Others serving on the panel Special Purchases I n ■ ■ Robert M.—Paul V.~M . T. Murray ■ ■ ■ | Complete selection of Wines, Liquors and Beer viating the scheduling prob­ for the state contest include Dr. 220 4>DR. A UTO . 125 H.P. 330 STA . WGN. STAND. TRAN S. Open 9 A.M. to 12 Midnight lems: 1.) A sort of Ecumenical; Maynard Stamper, professor of 550 2-DR. V-«, STAND. TRAN S. setup in which schools like Den­ zoology at CS(I!; Dr. Louis La 550 4-DR. 6-CYL. STD. TRAN S. 4090 E . M ississippi 7.16-7524 ver Lutheran and Denver Motte, biologist with the Public 540 2-OR. 6-CYL., STO. TRANS. Harry McCarthy VISIT YOUR 660 2-DR. 6-CY L., O VD. TRAN S. Christian, plus other private Health service; Catherine Mor­ 660 4-DR. V -l, STO. TRAN S. 660 4-OR. V-6. OVD. TRAN S. schools, would combine with rill, biology teacher at Ft. Col­ 770 4-DR. 6-CYL. O VD. TRAN S. the Paroks to form a well-knit lins high school; and Philip 770 4-DR. V-8, OVD. TRAN S. CATHOLIC LIBRARY league — probably with A and Boyle, past headmaster. Abbey 770 H D TP. V-8, STD. TRAN S. 770 H D TP. V-8. O VD. TRAN S. WIlllAMS RAHBUR, INC. B divisions, and 2.) Eventual school. Canon City. 770 H A RD TO P. TW IN S T IC K . 770 H D TP ., V-8. STD. TRAN S. ‘ I? acceptance of Parok schools by The Rev. Luke Hallenbeck, 770 H D TP., V-B, OVD. TRAN S. the Colorado High School Acti­ O.S.B.. of Abbey school was 770 TYPHOON HDTP., AUTO. Aiilhorizcd Rambler and Nash Sales & Service ALL PARISHES WELCOME . . . vities association. This, of last year’s winner in Colorado. 990 4-DR. AUTO ., F U L L PW R. course, is done in some states. The contest is sponsored by the Station Wagons Expert Mechanical Work — All Makes OPEN 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. Public and private schools do National Association of Biology 330 6-C Y L., STAND. TRAN S. play in the same leagues and Teachers. 550 6-CY L., STAND. TRAN S. 550 V -i. AUTO . TRAN S. 2030 S. University CLOSED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS 660 6-CYL., STAND. TRANS. 744-2781 660 STA. WON., V-8, AUTO . TR. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. 660 STA. WGN., V-8, AUTO. For 770 STA. W GN., OVD. TRAN S. n 770 3-SEAT WGN., AUTO ., V-8 Free Browsing * Irsuronce CYO Activities LARGE SELECTION OP '65 RAMBLERS TTMUnUMJr. Membership Fee $1 Per Year ... * Surety Bonds lAAMEDIATE DELIVERY The St. Rose of Lima CYO school and a general meeting I Electric Companq CAU will hold a swimming party at 6 p.m. will precede the | VIC Access to thousands of dollars at Regis college Sunday, swimming party. ^ j ftT *, ‘ intmTitiK •cam/xai •ursixifrM Paul T. McGrady March 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. The CYO of St. Bcrna- i HEBERT Of Catholic Literature VAN SCHAACK & CO. Admission will be 40 cents. dette’s parish, Lakewood, at- i Members must furnish their tended Mass the past Sunday RAMBLER Denver's Oldest Dealer 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 624 17lh Streat own transportation. in the Byzantinc-Ukrainian «25 19th St. Next lo Holy Ghost Church Since 1913—3660 Downing DENVER COLORADO Phone 297-5636 A meeting of the CYO offi­ rite Church of the Transfigur­ AC. 2-4848 Open F rl. Eve. cers at 5:15 p.m. in the ation. Three Denverites Named Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register P age 13 To Regis College Senate Colo. Springs Hospital Gets Gift Three Denver students were igeovcr In boards was noted Colorado Springs — A prom- AT THE PRESENT time, it; The procedure is known as KOLFF twin-coil artificial kid­ among new members of the ex­ during the annual dinner for ii.ent resident of Colorado is to be used in cases involving “ hemodialysis” and works as ney and was produced by the I: ecutive board of the Regis col­ old and new board members Springs has made a significant acute kidney failure to tide the follows: .-V plastic tube is in­ Travenol laboratories of Mor­ lege Student Senate who offici­ held last Friday night precod- contribution to the health care patient over until his own kid­ serted in an artery and tne pa­ ton Grove, 111. ally took offlce this week. |ing the annual Regis college In­ of the community through the ney can re.sumc this function. tient's blood is pumped through They include Joe Figlino, of augural ball. generous donation of an artifi- The machine is also valuable in twin cellophane tubes that are Regis Plans Mass 460 S. Garfield street, who is I The dinner was held at the cal kidney machine to Penrose acute barbituate poisoning emersed in a solution contain­ the new treasurer; and Rich 'Brown Palace hotel, the ball at hospital. when the usual method of treat­ ing chemicals. By a process For Benefactors Scherer, 960 Teller street, and the Denver Hilton hotel. ment fails. called “ dialysis,” the abnorma­ The daily student noon Mass Brian Klmmel. 4530 W. 32nd The unit was put into opera­ Friday, March 12, at Regis col­ tion early in February and is lities of the patient’s blood are avenue, both elected to director i FIGI.INO, A BIOLOGY ma- Where kidney transplantation returned to normal. The blood lege will be a special Memorial posts. ,jor at Regis, Is a member of used in cases involving kidney is contemplated, the machine is Mass for Mr. and Mrs. William failure. is then returned through anoth­ 'the Biology club, Denver club, essential. Chronic kidney er pla.stic tube inserted in a L. Dayton, major benefactors A committee composed of O TH KU MEMBERS of the and Rho Chi Sigma fraternity. disease, which would involve vein. The duration of beneficial of the college. staff physicians, nursing super­ new board, which directs acti­ I He has served as class secreta­ j use of the machine every three effects depends on what degree The date marks the anniver­ visors and admini.stration has vities of the student govcrn- ry both his sophomore and ju- j to five days for the remainder | the patient’s own kidney can sary of the death of Mrs. Eli­ been established to select cases mmtal organization at Regis, jnior years and also as an alter- »of the patient’s life, has not asi then function. zabeth Dayton, whose bequest include John Martin, Kansas ;nate to the Student Senate. in which the procedure would ‘ yet been Included in the pro-' of $750,000 to Regis college was City, Mo., president: Ed Con­ Scherer bus been active in be helpful. : gram at Penrose. THE UNIT IS called the announced in .May, 1963. nolly, Sioux City, la., vice pres- several campus organizations, ident; John Thomas, Wichita, including the Ski club, “ Brown Kans., secretary; and Mike and (>old“ newspaper. Italian Veysey, Old Greenwich. Conn., club. Denver club. Irish club, director. .Ml members of the and dramatics. IIo is a mathe Your Parish Real Estate Guide the board arc juniors and will mattes major. serve a year’s term through -All Saints legis Klmmel has been active in 32— St. John March 1. 1966. work in the Denver club and is for the Evangelist The board members were alsc a member of the St. To­ 1699 S. WINONA CT. elected by a vote of the student mas More club at the college. | 657 ST. PAUL body two weeks ago. The chan-: He Is a history major. 4-bdrm., m tMttis. Only S16.500 G l or FHA terms. Call CLAY WIDENER, 733- Spacious and Gracious, over 1,800 sq. ft. 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Wall to wall carpeting. lichoul were invited to really fleeted in one child's answer tO: OUTSIDE OF the 78.6 per _ i JU ST 521,500. f'look” at a newspaper each the question of whether she cent of the parents who found Lyle Bettger, TV, stage, UNDER $14,000 FOR 11— Holy Family For More Details Cal! 2 houses In very good condition on ilay over a period of weeks. liked the newspaper study: “ No nothing they disliked in the pro­ and film actor, will appear in MARGARET HAILES. 798-4765 QUICK SALE BY OWNER acre. Good ln-iaw arrangement. Fenced Xhen to answer questions about — because there’s homework ini gram, a heartfelt dissenter “Ladies Man,” a comedy- 41 15 V R A IN !” iwrote: “Collecting and assem- drama to be presented on Large brick Bungalow. 2 baths, 2 fire­ .yard. Low Taxes. Walking distance to GATES AND COMPANY type sizes and names, “ bal­ it!” 5400 down on this nice 2 bedroom home. Father Patrick Peyton’s Fa­ places. full finished basement. Double I Church, parochial and public schools and loons,” by-lines, “ What is u I bling the entire paper each brick garage. Close to everything! See Partly finished basement, double garage, REALTY cub?” and “ what section of the A A'OUNOSTER to watch is evening” was what he disliked mily Theater Sunday, March anytime I 2345 Birch. 377-4535. fenced yard. VACANTl 2 blocks from but line. 516,500. 7475 W. 9th Ave. Don'l 14, at 9 p.m., on KO'SI Radio, school and church. Call IR IS C H IK , 756- 757-1268 paper do ypu read first, second, the one who spelled out these in the project. 8788. disturb tenants. Inquire. 605 Dudley. third?” As for the youngsters, those Denver. -Blessed Sacrament 41— Sts. Peter & Paul On the oiher hand, parents favorite sections in capital let­ HICKAM REALTOR that understood it best were 722-2121 777-2671 -St. Catherine’s (Wheotridge) i were invited to tell of what ef­ ters: “Business. Financial, fect, if any, the newspaper stu­ World News, Editorial.” He keen to continue this sort of Dinner Planned ID E A L H O M E 11^—Holy Family 423! Federal. Brick bglw., 5 NEW LISTING--10% DOWN d y had achieved in interesting said he'd 11’. j to spend more here - and - now study. Others time with the paper. 5 room brick with finished basement, rm.s., plus bsmt., fireplace I'g 3725 HARLAN ■their offspring in current af­ thought it a waste of time, or March 28 at baths. Newer 3 bedroom brick. 1'A baths, h.w. fairs or feature sections. Ninety students took part in “ added work” to do. Before the nicely landscaped, front garage, carpet, 4571 WINONA CT. heat, double garage, fenced and land­ scaped. G R E E N E . 237 4577 the project. All but five per St. Anthony's drapes, refrigerator artd stove. Close to • Predictably, t»'>ys and girls project, 42 per cent did not Also 4200 KENOAIL — MAKE OFFER favored the “ funnies,” and ul- cent of the parents filled out LILLY REALTY CO. read the paper; after the (St. .Intliony of Padua’s Parish, srJ BSu. 5 room brick. Part basement. their separate questionnaire as REALTOR > a y s read front page stories, project, more than half the Denver) j ------STACKHOUSE ''REALTOR'' ^wRh a second look, they to what effect the study had on Price $11,500, For appointment 3115 W. 38th .477-1683 students said they read a grea­ The annual baked ham dinner! 6— -Blessed Sacrament 477-1678 'claimed, at the editorial page. their children's reading of the ter variety of sections in it. call 455-2987 or 455-5226 . Contents registered most vi­ news. sponsored by St. Anthony’s Al- 2060 b i r c h — $400. d n . 2S— St. Dominic 42—-Sf, Philomena lar and Rosary society will b e,3 bedrooms, 2 baths, im. bsmt. swim 1 1— Holy Family served from 1 to 7 p.m. Lae-ipool, patio, garage. Reduced to $16,500 TRY YOUR TERMS! 7 BEDROOM HOME 6 Pupils Win tare Sunday, March 28, in the! 2601 e u d o r a — 5400 d n . Large Bunga'ow on corner lot has living Large story brick stucco. narish hall. See interior! Large 3 bedrooms, carpet- 4336 VRAIN room, dining room, sun, m usic and break­ . ‘ ing, drapes, rec room In basement. Buy FOR RENT Near bus line, school, shopping! fast rooms. Large kitchen. 2 large bed­ Tickets will be sold at the tor less man rent. Y ou'II love tne porchl rooms and 1 small bedroom, full bath, Scholarships Large four bedroom home. Two Hurry, this won’t last long. all on main floor, wall to well caroeting. f ^ eeople o p i e Iin n l/J>u5inedA door, or may be obtained by call-iO''’'' *'2,250 car garage. Full finished semi-basement with 4 bed­ ing the dinner chairman, Alarian 377-06H F l o r e n c e m . l u t z 377-52*4 ANDY LUCAS REALTY CO. rooms. storage, furnace and large laundry JAMES !l. NOONAN rooms. *4 baths. Hot water heat, 220 w ir­ To Mt. Carmel Graboski, 922-0254. or the co-; 43 3-716 5 ing, garage. 518.500. Terms. News of 'Register' Advertisers 6 'Blessed Sacrament REALTY chairman, Judy I.angfield, 922- B Y OW NER To recognize the scholastic 1509. Two special prizes will be 433-6446 company. Abcrnatha recently 2 8 ^ —S t. D o m in ic’s ______I)E :i-0J91 N e w B e z e ll O fficec abilities and achievements of awarded. ! NEEDS REDECORATING The advertising and public completed a four-day sales seminar at the company’s of­ eighth grade students from the The Rev Itfihnrt Koknicpn I S'*' “ sound house. 2 bedrooms, fo rm al 1 4 , -Most Precious Blood 42— St. Phiiomona relations offices of Ben Bez- parochial schools, Mount Car­ Koncri alning room, targe family kitchen. One FOR RENT off and Co. are In a new loca­ fices in Cincinnati, O. He was pastor, announces that 65 team 'bedroom apartment in basement. Hoti — mel high school has awarded runtflinv hiipn pnlisind f o r ’* * '* '’ vard and garage. South 2350 NEWPORT ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN SEE THESE NOW! among other Baldwin repre­ captains na\e men eniisicn lor 512,500, y o u r t e r m s . tion, 4550 E, Kentucky six four-year scliolarships. 3 bdrms., family room. Carpets & drapes avenue, Denver, phone 757- sentatives from throughout the Archdiocesan Development (e-eoo) Nicely landscaped. 516,950. Call J O E RAY, Nice 2 bedroom duplex. Full 153 E LIZ A B E T H — 3 bdrms. with Income the country who a.iended Awarded four-year scholar­ program. I Cell MARTY CLIFTON, 364-6754 or 1744-2184. 5649. basement, storage, children ac­ 1265 F ILM O R E — 4 bdrm ., 3 Story classes on sales techniques ships are Cheryl Knoll from As­ The next subject for discus-j 756-1571 cepted. $100.00. Will show any­ sumption school. Welby: Jerry for both pianos and organs. sion in the adult in.struction se­ JOHN F. BRUNO time. 2712 Hazel Ct. 477-6807 WRIGHT REALTY , Promotions Smaldone, St. Catherine’s, Den­ VanSchacck&Co. • Jack Eachon, Jr., president; Participants also toured the ries will be “ Grace and the Sa-! REALTOR 388-t826 377-3307 ver; Betty Bowen, Cure d’Ars craments.” The Rev. Gerard of the First National Bank ofi company’s manufacturing fa­ 275 Univ. Blvd. 28— St. Bernadette cilities. school, Denver; Theresa Bur- Cusack will conduct the class 6^—Blessed Sacrament 43*— St. Pius X (Aurora) Englewood has announced nine! hack, Christ the King school, ( L a k e w e o d ) personnel promotions: James | on Monday, March 15, at 8 p.m. 17-^Notre Dame Chairman of B o a rd Denver; Gary Vandoorn, Pre­ in the south classroom. STUNNING L. Garvin, W. F. Packard, and' sentation school, Denver; and ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME 2090 ESTES 14603 E. 24lh AVE. Andrew Horan, retired vice Earle L. Reed, senior vice; Joe J i u I i a n a, Assumption 1980 Bcllaire LARGE FAMILY HOME presidents; Peter A. H. Voor-,president of the Mountain 4 huge bedrooms and 2 oversized baths 3 bedroom tri-levol. roc. room, school. tVelhy. USED I upstairs. 2 dens, livlngroom with fire­ Brick, tile roof. 2 baths. 3 bed­ !?i®i I States Telephone company, was Students receiving one-year place and diningroom on main floor. New­ rooms. Hot water heat. Double oloctric kitchen, garage. Child’s Melvin, Stephen G. Seay, and chairman of the board ly remodeled and built-in electric kitchen. garage. Call Kay Moran. 237- scholarships were Theresa CAR New wiring ana baseboard hot water swim pool. 3 appliances. .As­ John N. Collins, assistant vice! qj trustees of the Colorado Blue Smith, Assumption school; Rita neat throughout. New plumbing, new 7273. presidents; Charles A. Willis Qj.Qgg Plan. Henry Amicarella VALUES I roof. 55,000 in new carpeting alone. 2 car LAIRD REALTY GL. 5-3659 sume FH.A loan. and Rodney P. Traynor, assi- Francis, St, .Anne’s school, Ar- I garage. Over 320 ft. ct frontage. 545.000. was named vice chairman. An V a d a; Ruth M e r s h e r, All BO a St E V E N S . 388-0039. stant cashiers. TORT! REALTY award was given to Glenn G Saints’ school, and Michael IS- -Our Lady of Fatima 29— St. Francis dc Solos Saunders, retiring chairman, in Lucci, St. Catherine’s school, ELOW L. C. Fulenwider, Inc. (L a k e w o o d ) 337 SO. SHERMAN Baldwin Somlnar recognition of his eifjht years of both of Denver: and Patrick 2731 So. Colo. Blvd. 01 NOTHING DOWN BUYS THIS A certificate of achieve­ service. .Among the Denver Moser. .Assumption school. Realtor 266-3071 4 4— St. Rose of Llmo ment from the Baldwin Piano community leaders serving on FOR SALE BY OWNER and Organ Company has the board are Monsignor Elmer 7^—Christ the King been awarded to Gene .Aber- J. Kolka, Joseph G. Hodges, LEAVING STATE 764 SO. Q l IVAS Medical Center , FOR RENT HICKAM REALTOR natha of (he Denver Baldwin land J. Kernan Weekbaugh. Only 5400 down on this Im maculate 2 BIG! BIG! BIG! 722-2121 777-1671 Luxury Tri-Level. Basement, 4 bedrooms bedrooms. Large kitchen, carpeting, Benefit March 13 12 bedroom English. Dining room, break- drapes, washer. Park like yard, patio. 'fast space, tile bath, full basement, 3 upstairs, 2'fy baths, hot water heat, 2 P .l.T .I. less than rent. .American Medical center ’63 FORD $1095 finished rooms and nice bath. Living room,, Custom 2-door. V-8, radio, healer. dining room, carpet and drapes, stove, fireplaces. Walking distance to Catholic. FI.ORENCE M. LLTZ Faith chapter’s major fund­ I refrigerator included. 5165 per mo. on! ^ ___ _ ck« p» ■63 MERCURY $2195 lease; Beautiful condition, possession Public High Schools and Westland Shop 1130 MONACO raising event of the year, its 377-52S4 Convertible. 4-speed, 400 motor, power NOW. ping Center. 534,750, excellent loan, low Clean and beautiful, carpeted and draped 10th anniversary ball, will be steering. One owner. Real sharp. BEATRICE M. SHIRK ' 3-bdrm. brick home has formal dining held Saturday, March 13, at the ■61 CHEVROLET $1095 down possible. rm ., finished bsmt. and 2-car garage. Cali 44— St. Rose of Lima Bel Air 4-door. 6-cyllnder, standard F IN E HOM ES 35$-8578| C LA Y W ID E N E R , 733-5511, or eves. 756- Brown Palace hotel. Denver. transmission. Real dean. 1394. The bail marks 10 years of (2) '62 COMETS $1195 7>«^hritt the King 23 7-2130 P R IC E D 528,000 1380 W. ALASKA dedication to and work for the Station wagons, aach 2-door. One with MOORE standard transmission. One with auto­ 636 IVANHOE 58,000 buys this 5 room home with base­ cancer and chest patients at the matic transmission, Your cnolce. PE 3-5511 ment apartment. Large lot, 16 block to OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 25—*5K Bernadette free, nonscctarlan. American ■60 FALCON $ 595 Spacious brick ranch. E x tra large living !st. Rose School and Church. Medical center in Denver. 2-Door. Automatic, radio, heater. Real room with fireplace, fam ily size dining (L a k e w o o d ) 31—»5t. James clean. room. New beautiful all electric built-in HICKAM REALTOR Festivities will begin with kitchen. Basement, large den, bedroom 6660 W. 12th PLACE 722-2121 777-2671 dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dancing to and new bath. 2 car garage, fenced yard, year old 3 bedroom, IV. bath brick 1738 JASMINE 2 story, 3 bdrms. patio. Just oft 6th ave. PKW . Priced Rancho. Fireplace, electric kitchen, 1731 LEYDEN 3 bdrm prc.stige Jay Welder’s orchestra wll fol­ right. pet. draperies. Full basement has Vi bath 112 NEWPORT 2 bdrms in May- Our Personalized low. Featured entertainment will WULPP OF DENVER, REALTOR and 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage. 522.000. be presented by Bobby Beers. 377-869S may trade for 2 bedrooms In North fair Service Sells Homes Denver. Call CLAY. 733-5511 or eves. 2630 MONACO Exceptional 4 Christ the King 756-1394. ! bdrms. Open House Set MOORE WRIGHT REALTY PE J-5Sn JU.M35 377-3307 In New Convent BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH R SA L T pR * 25— St. Bernodette >500 S. Bioadway SH 4-3318 An open house will be held Price reduced. Excellent location. Large (L o k a w e e d ) 31— -St. James Check for Retreat House in the new convent of St. Jo­ living room has fireplace, separate dining room, custom electric kitchen has good The Rev. John R. Padherg, S.J., is presented a check for seph’s parish, Glohevtllc, from eating space. 3 bdrms. with private bath FOR SALE BY OWNER BLOCK TO SCHOOL 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, off mastar bdrm. plus 2nd C. T. bath. $100 for the Sacred Heart retreat house. Sedalia, by Grand Finishad bsmt., 2 ear garage, covered 1201 Reed By owner. 4 bedrooms with play room and Knight Edward M. Clark, Southwest Denver Council 4844, K. March 21. patio. J O E R A Y , 744-2164. (16 S FA) 2 baths on main floor. New kitchen, j Plans for the dedication of 3 bedroom brick. Full basement, of C. The presentation was made Feb, 25 at a social meeting separate dining room, large living room, the new building will be an­ fireplace. Patio, fenced in yard. plus T paneled rooms with full bath In I of the council. Father Padberg entertained more than 100 nounced later, according to VanSchaack&Co. 2 blocks from St. Bernadette. basement. Hot water heat. Knights of Columbus and their guests with bis guitar playing the Rev. John J. Guzlnskl, Call 233-9469. 38 8-5 2 1 7 and singing. pastor of the parish. 273 Untv. Blvd. No. Vietnam Aggression Unmasked Long Ago m- b h ie^ . By Father Patrick O'Connor, vance of the 1954 Geneva sufficient evidence” that grave concern and as se­ ment publishkig house In plies in South Vietnam havo INI truce agreement voted 2-1 to North Vietnam was guilty of riously threatening interna­ Hanoi. The booklet's cover is given undisputed evidenco S.S.C. hold North Vietnam guilty of “ aggressive and subversive tional peace and security.” adorned with a red and blue Saigon — The responsi­ that terrorists have been Japanese Friar Anti-Sterilization Bill “ aggressive activities” in the activities In South Vietnam" Organized agression in the flag with a gold star ~ simi­ bility of Communist coming into South Vietnam Tsurumi, Japan — The first Madison, Wis. — A bill to south. The dissenting vote in violation of the Geneva south can easily be traced to lar to North Vietnam’s all-red prohibit the State Welfare De­ North Vienam for the war was predictably that of the agreements. flag with a gold star. from the north, often cross­ Japanese member of the in South Vietnam was evident North Vietnam. In 1980 the ing through Laos on the way. American religious communi* partment from having mentally Polish government delegate. South Vietnam was not a The second congress of the deficient persons sterilized has long before the U.S. State De­ For several years the Viet­ Communist nation sponsored There has never been any ty, (he Franciscan Friars of partment issued its White Pa­ signer of the Geneva agree­ the organization of the Na­ National Liberation Front question here of having suffi- the Atonement, will be or­ been introduced in the State As­ namese government had been per ?'eb. 27. accusing the Communists ments, nor was the United tional Liberation Front of was held in Hanoi in Janua­ cien* evidence of North Viet­ dained March 15. He is Fath­ sembly here by Fred Kessler, Democrat. The Assemblyman Vietnamese and American from the north of aggression. States. At the time of the South Vietnam which con­ ry, 1964. According to one of namese Involvement in the er Ficdelis Fujihara, S.A. He officials had affirmed it. The control commission, signing, however, U.S. Under­ trolled all subsequent guerril­ the delegates, it was a year war. What is new In the will be ordained by IHshop said that more than 2,000 per­ sons have been sterilized since Foreign correspondent.s had made up of Poland, India and secretary of State Walter Be­ la activities In the south. “ opening a new period full of White Paper is that practical Luke Aral of Yokohama. 1913. cited evidence for it. Nearly Canada, decided in 1961 it dell Smith said the U.S. Hanoi has denied responsibili­ promise.” Shortly thereafter conclusions have now been three years ago the Interna­ was competent to take up the would “ view any renewal of ty Jor the front, although the a delegation from the front drawn from the evidence that Bus Bill Passes Adoration Monastery tional Control Commission charges. After a study of 11 the aggression in violation of front’s program in booklet visited M oscow and Peking. the war has its main roots in Indianapolis, Ind. — The Indi­ .North Huilford, Conn. — appointed to supervise obser­ months it concluded “ there Is the . . . agreements with form is printed by a govern­ Captured diaries and sup­ the Communist-ruled north. ana House passed 79 to 7 a bill Twlovc Dominican .Nuns of authorizing public school dis the Second Order of Perpe­ tricts to carry private school tual Adoration will leave here pupils on tax-paid school buses. April 30 to establish the first The measure, similar to one monastery of perpetual ador­ That Will Prior Censorship Stands defeated in the Senate earlier ation in East Africa. The this year, was sent to the Sen­ monastery is being esta­ ate four days before the legisla­ blished at the request of Ar­ Come —But ture was scheduled to adjourn chbishop John J. .McCarthy, Under High Court Ruling March 8 until 1967. C.S.Sp.. of .Nairobi. Kenya. Only Later Washington — Prior cen­ ground of its. prior decisions on —That there be a prompt Ju­ Priest Off to Denmark Represents University sorship of films is constitu­ movie censorship. dicial determination when an New York City — A Nebras- Washington — The Catholic Rome —“Do you love your tional with proper safe The big issue in the Freed­ exhibitor chooses to appeal ka-bom priest has sailed from University of .America will be teachers?” Pope Paul VI asked guards is the substance of the man case was thus whether the from a censor’s ruling. here to direct the first Ameri­ represented at the fourth Inter­ the students from the nearby U.S. Supreme Court’s position court would stand by an earlier can Benedictine foundation in on motion picture censorship. decision or repudiate it. It national Mariological Congress industrial training school. -Europe. Father Walter Ileeney, VOCATIONS-MEN Santo Domingo, Dominican Its latest action in this area is stood by it. O.S.B., of Conception (Mo.) Be­ “ Yes," they answered shee­ Republic, March 18-22, by Falh- reported to be in a real sense Censorship. Justice Bren­ nedictine abbey, will take up pishly, bewildered to be talking RESURRECTION FATHERS AND Eamon Carroll, O.Carm., more important for what it nan said, is “ always fraught his post as prior of St. Knud’s to such a high Church official. BROTHERS — 3401 N. California Ave., professor of dogmatic theology does not do than for what it with danger and viewed with Chicago, Ml. 40410 “ It is not true,” the Pontiff Kloster in Copenhagen. Den­ and Mariology. does. suspicion.” But instead of Write for free literature In regard to mark. The new monastery replied. “ Teachers are loved using this as a rationale for . Priesthood ...... Brotherhood opened in September, 1963. Parades Suspended later, at a distance, and the Ecumenical Bible Service The court unanimously struck barring all prior censorship Name ...... Age ...... down a Maryland film licensing Address ...... Paterson, N.J. — Because Pope knows it.” of movies, he went on to list Protestant and Catholic clergy leaders participated in a law March 1. At the same time, City ...... Stale . .. Zone .... Archbishop Dies of a falling off of Interest and The Pontiff had again taken procedures that should be In­ Bible service held at the Workshop in Ecumenism, cospon­ however, seven of the court’s Mont Laurier, Que. — The (he heavy cost of bands, the few minutes to talk to young­ corporated in a movie cen­ sored by St. Michael’s college In Winooski Park, Vt., and the nine members pointedly re­ dean of the Canadian Hie­ two traditional Holy Name sters after leaving the church sorship system to make It frained from holding that prior Write to rarchy in terms of service. day parades will not be held of Santa Sabina on Ash Wed Free Press Foundation. From left are the Rev. Mr. R. G. constitutional. censorship of films is in itself Archbishop Joseph Eugene in (he Paterson diocp.se this nesday as part of stational ob­ Illingworth, president of the Vermont Church Council (inter- As described by Justice Bren­ unconstitutional. THE Limoges, 81, died here March year. The parades probably servances of Lent here. dcnominntional); Bishop Robert F. Joyce of Burlington, and nan, the principal safeguards 1 2. He had been a priest 62 will be succeeded by some He advised them to keep Episcopal Bishop Harvey Butterfield of Vermont. The work­ Instead, a painstakingly de­ are: ’ years and was a Bishop 42 BENEDICTINE form of religious rally on their eyes open “ on the great shop featured a talk on “ The Road to Unity” by Dr. Douglas tailed opinion by Associate Jus­ —That the buixlen of proof years. Archbishop Limoges, Holy Name day In October, truths of life to be able to see Horton, dean emeritus of Harvard Dlvnity School and a dele­ tice William J. Brennan, Jr., rest on the censor rather than a native of St. Scholastique. spelled out the procedural safe MONKS officials said. beyond machinery and techno­ gate-observer for the International Congregational Council at the exhibitor. Que., was consecrated Bishop guards a prior cen.sorship sys­ for information about logy and to penetrate the world (he Vatican Council. At an academic convocation in connec­ —'That the time limit on of Mont Laurier Nov. 30, Dialogue Slated of mystery where a God who tem must have to pass muster becoming a Priest tion with the workshop, Dr. Horton received an honorary doc­ censor's ban prior to a judicial 1922. Grand Rapids, Mich. —^The loves us exists. You who will under the First Amendment’s or Brother at tor of humane letters degree from St. Michael’s. He became free speech guarantees. determination be strictly limit Latest in Serra first Jewish-Catholic dialogue serve matter are also called on ed. to be held in Grand Rapids is to serve the spirit, to give a the first Protestant minister to receive an honorary from the In effect, (he court was St. Meinrad Archabbey Glendale, Calif. — Auxiliary soul to the world, to help it be­ Catholic college. scheduled for Sunday, March saying to state legislatures — H o ly Cross Brothers ST. MEINRAD. INDIANA 47577 ■ Bishop Timothy Manning of 21, at Aquinas college here. come Christian.” and perhaps to Its many cri­ Serva God In Los Angeles congratulated the f • Teoctilng • Miulona The all-day session will be tics on the censorship-obsceni­ I • Social Work a Guidance * Glendale-Burbank club, 267th sponsored by Aquinas college, Wisconsin Monastery ty issue — “Look, we are not • T rad as • Accounting group to receive its charter of Nazareth college (Kalamazoo), 1^ ^ F o r Information and Has Its First Prior Group To Study Proposed opposed to all prior censor­ ■ ■ literature write: LEGIONARIES approval from Serra Interna­ and the Detroit chapter of the ship of movies. What we do Brother Bartel, C.S.C. tional, on its undertaking to Cedarburg, Wis. — (Special) V 7, Vincent Hall Anti - Defamation League of insist on Is that censorship St. Edward't University OF CHRIST foster vocations to the priest­ B’nai B’ rith. — The Very Rev. Regis N. Bar- Birth Control Law Change systems observe the rights of Austin, Texas hood. wig, O.S.B., has been appointed constitutionally protected The Legion of Christ, first prior of the Benedictine SONS OF DIVINE whose mission was Poverty Programs Boston (Special) — The Com-t *i * V* films. And here Is how we I * PROVIDENCE described os "Provi- Youth Adoration Day Memphis. Tenn. — Six opera­ monastery of Our Lady of mittee on Public Health, acting I ^ Q l Q f - Q ^ Q S t U C U e S think (his should be done.” ■ M * Don Orione Fathers and Broth- L - 'v t r s , for the poor, the poorest •dential" by Pope Plus Washington — Monslgnor tive programs to combat pover­ Claremont Priory. Rome re­ suggestions of Cardinal ^ cently granted canonical esta­ Inevitably the ruling disap­ I ° of the poor . . . spreading XII, invites young Americans to fill Frederick J. Stevenson, ty will be described at a South­ Richard Cushing, has decided I , knowledge and love of Jesus the ronks of its new Seminary in director of the National CYO ern Catholic convention on hu­ blishment to this community, Birth Control Bill pointed vocal elements in the Christ throughout the world to appoint a 15-man commis­ film and communications in­ with Schools. O rphanages, Youth Cen­ the U.S. to lead the heroic life of federation, which will spon­ man relations here March 19- which belongs to the monastic Denver — State Senator John ters, Boystowns, Hospitals, Rest Homes. a legionary priest fighting for sion to study proposed amend­ dustries who had been hoping sor the National Youth Ador­ 21. The convention, dealing Congregation of St. Adalbert. R. Bermingham, Republican, FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO: Christ and souls in Latin America. ment of the state's birth control — even perhaps expecting — Sons of Olvirte Providence ation Day May 2, said Catho­ with “ Religion and Race in the The priory consists of seven has introduced a bill in the-Co- i l l Orient Avenue — E a st Boston, Mass. Vocotional Director Legion of Christ law. The commission will bo that the Supreme Court would lic youth will be urged to at­ South: Catholic Perspectives,” priests, one deacon, and one lorado Legislature here to have 21 Plntard Ave. Room B composed of five clergymen, rule out all prior censorship of New Rochelle, New York tend Mass, receive Holy is sponsored by the National lay brother. each governing body of each five doctors, and five laymen. films. Communion and spend part Catholic Conference on Interra­ Father Barwig, a graduate of city and county make provision of the day before the Blessed The deadline for the commis­ for “ family planning and birth cial Justice. the Pontifical Lateran Universi- sion’s report is June, and this Justices William O. Douglas MISSIONERS Sucrajnent. control services to every ty in Rome, had been secretary seems to preclude any action and Hugo L. Black, however, parent who is a public assis­ argued that no form of prior Provinces Meet of the Christian Unity Congres­ on the birth control law before around loin IheBroifiersol Mercy Consfruction Boom Washington — Father tance recipient.” censorship iiermissible. This ses held at Lisle, HI., and was that time. Is Omaha, Neb. — Creighton Aniceto Fernandez, Master editor of a popular ecumenical Senator Bermingham said has been their stand for many the world ^university this spring is mark- General of (he Order of quarterly, The Voice of the Cardinal Cushing, through a that no recipient and no county years. spokesman, expressed concern worker oppo.sed to birth control YOUNB MEN NEEDED Tlng a decade of progress that Preachers and a member of Church. In 1959, in recognition TODAY AS for “ proper safeguards” in any would be forced either to re­ The .slape for the new deici- has seen $9 million in new con­ the Theological Commission of his efforts in improving Spa­ .sion was set in November 1962 nUESTS AND HOTNEitS of Vatican Council II, presid­ amendment of the birth control ceive the information or to dis­ struction added to the 15-acre nish - American relations, he when Ronald L. Freedman, ed at (he meetings of the law. This concern lies princi­ pense it. • campus here. At the same was awarded by Spain the hon­ manager of the Rex theater in three American Dominican pally in the area of controls. The bill aLso stated that the * time, another $10-million pro­ or of Knight Commander of the Baltimore, exhibited a movie The Cardinal reportedly was county might charge for the gram is well under way. Provinces here. I Order of Isabella the Catholic. called Revenge at Daybreak MISSIOKHURST concerned that the amendment, services. without submitting it to the Be* BB Arlmglen 7, VwginLe as written, makes no provision state .Motion Picture Censor for control of any advertising VOCATIONS — WOMEN Empire Slate board. of contraceptives; makes no where the joy of servii YOUNG WOMEN WANTED! distinction between a registered Proposal Hit Freedman was tried in Balti­ others knows no bounds for missions around the world pharmacist and a clerk in a Utica, N.Y. — (Special) more Criminal Court and was Become a trained male nurse, High School Graduates under 35 who drugstore under the “ principal Better staffing, counseling, and convicted of a misdemeanor a dietitian, a pharmacist, an con accept the challenge of herd and agent” concept of law; under a state law requiring all X-ray technician, a skilled services to reach offenders and worker, and have a deep reli­ work for Christ. M ed^l training un­ makes no distinction, in allow­ strengthen them with sound films except newsreels to be necessary. Further information fromi gious experience In serving tha ing the prescription or dispens­ personal and moral practices, licensed by the board before sick in our modern Institutions MEDICAL MISSIONARIES OP MARY, Inc. ing of contraceptives, between being shown In .Maryland. The 1 Arlington Street, Winchester, M ats. OlltO rather than a birth control pro­ or In private homes. minors and those who have gram, would be a better pro­ Maryland Court of Appeals sus For complete Information on reached their majority; makes gram against indecency and tained his conviction. how you can share in this great SERVE CHRIST WALK IN LOVE VOCATIONAL WORKSHOPS no provision for the possibility promiscuity. The full significance of the work, write as a Young Ladles: You are invited to a> a.SU Iar Adorar of attend. Learn what the Religious Life of malpractice suits against a This was the gist of a letter Supreme Court’s action in rev­ Director of Vocations tfM Most Prtclout Blood *ntalls without assuming any obliga­ Catholic physician who, on ersing the lower court is ap­ BROTHERS OF MERCY VINCENTIAN SISTER TeachergNursegCateclilsl tions. to Hugh R. Jones of Utica Oepl. D, Ransom Road HousokMporDSoBimtress Week sessions conducted by the moral grounds, continues to re­ chairman of the New York parent only against the back OF CHARITY HICH SCHOOLS CLERICAL WORN Claronco, N.Y. Foreign Missionary BENEDICTINE SISTERS fuse to describe birth control State Board of Social Welfare, «200 McKnIgtit Road MISSIONS-HOME MISSIONS-HOME Write: St. Joseph's Convent devices or information to a per­ from the Rt. Rev. Monsignor JESUIT BROTHERS Plltiburgti, Ptnnsylvania Director of Vocations AND FOREIGN AND FOREIGN St. Marys, Elk County, P a. TSt57 son who asks it. M fv* God In C ItrIcal, 15297 1145 Southwest Blvd. Daniel E. Lawler, diocesan PARISHES DOMESTIC WORK Wichita, Kansas 47219 In suggesting the appoint­ director of Catholic Charities of Technical and Domestic RETREATS TRADES WON'T YO U work. For InlormaNon “THE SISTERS OF THE HELP? ment of a commission, Cardin­ Syracuse. MISSION HELPERS OF wrlto to BASILICA OF OUfi LADY OF SORROWS YOUNG MEN Vf. / LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY” Servo Christ al Cushing recommended a “ Purity would be replaced by THE SACRED HEART In His Poor group representing “a broad Bro. A. J. Dugan. S. J. VOCATION DIRECTOR (INFORMATION) With Missionary Sisters bring­ The Little Company of M ary conduct hos­ promiscuity” if welfare depart­ COLOMBIERB COLLEGE pitals and schools of nursing, x-ray and Wrlto to: ing Christ to all In need Vocational community consensus” to pro- ments advise unmarried per­ Clarkitan, Michigan 3Ut N. JACKSON BLN. . CMCAeO 12 KUNOIS thru religion d esses and laboratory In the USA and Argentina. The Dlractrass d u c e legislation “carefully lay leadership courses In Sisters dedicate their lives to nurse the sons 18 or older about the avai­ sick and dying In union with the M ater­ CARMELITE the United States and ■'-•J? SISTERS drafted to satisfy the conscien­ lability of birth control infor­ Latin America. Write; nal Heart of Mary. BARNABITE FATHERS For information please w rite, Sister Dl- 1400 tth Ava. E. tious opinions of the whole mation and devices, Monsignor Vocation Directress, 1001 Duluth S, Minn. W. Joppa Rd., Baltimore, ractoress of Vocations, Convent of the community.” Lawler said. welcome applications Md. 21304 Maternal Heart of M ary, S9S0 South Calif­ ornia Avenue, Evergreen P a rk 43, Illinois. from high school and MISSIONARIES college students de­ In the dedicated hands of - - ^ OF THE MISSIONARY the D AU G H TERS O F ST..'^-‘ Canadian Retreat House siring to serv e G o d P A U L ; Press, Motion as Priests or Brothers SISTERS tures. Radio and TV serve a ^ in schools, missions . .I SACRED HEART sublime purpose — to spread Has Vocation Display and parishes in Eu­ — J J — the Gospel message to souls OF THE rope, Africo and the everywhere. Pauline Writers. Lumsden, Saskatchewan — the vocation center, and SACRED HEART Editors. Printers, Bookbind­ jAmericas. For further are priests and brothers Became an SiiLA. Father— tnbalonaty priests ers. Artists, Technicians, and] A permanent display booth through his efforts more and Information write to­ exclusively for Africa. An &MJL Priest Is a leader, Propagatorei of God's Word] who spread devotion to the West Park, N.Y. 12473 more people are becoming day to Vocation Di­ explorer, tucher, laniier. doctor, musician. Ka Invite other generous young] for vocational information Sacred Heart at home and girls, 14-33 years old to loin' more familiar with the nature rector. BARNABITE may be a bush pilot, mechanic, hunter— or all Th# work of leva begun by Saint Francis their challenging, apostolic Mission. Write has been established at St. In foreign m issions through: three. But most Important, he is a MAN ON THE I Xavlar CabrInI goes on. Do yet- leva tha of the priesthood and various FATHERS. Swan Road, to: Rev. Mother Superior, 50 St. Paul's lYoungstown, N.Y. FRONT LINE for Chrbt. la Sacred Heart and soulst Then — lain the Ave. Boston, Mats. 02130 Michael’s retreat house here. religious communities. • preaching • teaching missionary SIsItrs of the Sacred Heart __ 14174 Hl|h sehaol boys — no need to waiL An axcHinf o( a wertd-wlda pontifical Institute. The Oblate Sisters The permanent display is • writing • trades new SAIA. Student .Missionary Profram lets yog SI Franciscan Sisters begin now to prepare for the front line. Of The Blessed Sacrament the brainchild of Brother Ger­ BROTHERS OF for mora information writai % pi FLORIDA'S Vecatien Olractor R««. John Murray. S.MJL Tekakwitha Convent, P.O. Bex 166 ald Chumik, O.F.M., one of S.M.A. FATHERS Marty, South Dakota SAINT JOHN OF GOD Socred Heart Mlstion Seminary Dadham, Mata. 02026 Wheaton, III 60188 the brothers working at St. GENEVA 1, ILLINOIS Invite you to become Chrlitlan Charity to ft!**J*..*.*"^ tr* compiat* Information o A 5c siamo on BENEDICTINES tha S.M.A. Fathara. * one of them to evan­ Michael’s. every Corner of the Globe gelize the Am erican a self- Our Saint Leo community of Vocation Director ....An ...... I Indian. St. Michael’s began operat­ Addrtia priests and brothers welcome you UrtIted Slatai 666 Thompson Street The Oblate Sisters are addressed ing in July, 1963, and by the to Inquire about our Florida fam­ And Foreign MIsslone a modern Congregation '•'•velopo with WATERTOWN T, N. Y. of Sisters who devote ily here at Saint Leo Abbey, Saint i end of 1964. 2,716 retreatants Cendidatei trained es Your Love' themselves to the care your birthdats Leo College, ond Sumompa, Ar- of the Indians off and written on the had com e to the house. In g entino. tnfirmarlans « Medical Technicians on the Reservations. ou are a generous you-ig woman and inside flap view of the numbers who Write to Pharmacists • Therapists • Secretaries Ni Interested, write for further Infor­ Will brirtg have made retreats here mation to: FATHER ABBOT, O.S.B. Write Director of Vocatlona Pa you somethmg Brother Gerald thought it W( Mother Anne Marie, O.S.B.S. Saint Loo, Florida ST. JOHN OP GOD HOSPITAL Tekakwitha Convent, M artv, South Dak. interesting would be good to set up a PI Los Angeles IB. Calif. OR BroeklliM 44, AAass. Re permanent vocation display. Dominican Mission Sisters of the T 5017 S. Greenwood Ave., Chicago. Through his efforts a room CpI-UMBAN FATHERS wii Good Shepherd that form erly served as a ...are exclusively foreign missionaries Mis.sionaries to at W it n e s s bookshop was converted into bringing Christ to (kid's most Chile. Peru dtdlcata thamstlvas siu la mothering, teaching, the display center. Brother neglected children throughout the V{M and Ecuador. and countelilng leenaga in LtrIRBT girls with prabitms tee Gerald contacted more than vforld. More (kilumban Fathers are set m Social work and big for them to solve 45 communities of men and needed. If you are Interested In this me catechetical Write to the Provincial women in the U.S. and Cana­ glorious work for Christ, write for me work ill the Convent nearest you: da and offered to display any information. No obligatiorv cal Our Lady of tha Woods. Cincinnati 14, O. vocational material they had 1 U.S.A. ISM S. Arlington A v t., Los Angeles 17, Vocation Director, Cal. for their respective communi­ MARIAN P a CWTACT Women admitted Columban Fathers, Box R KILLS Clwaneeri a'4.1 CJtx 4 suta - 3MI Oravols Ava., St. Louis 14, Mo. ties. Material came pouring ciarfaaaHin,.,a lun Methar Mary R.laaa CtJ from 20 to 40. 731 Blair Avenua, St. Paul 4, M um . SL Columbans, Nebraska * SEMINARY OQMCDtcLa, aawaa aaMl esse Vtrrao Road, Phlla. 11, Pa. in from all directions. hot Mount a Hollins Sts^ Baltimore 23, Md. Cla Write for details Mt. SI. Floronca, Pooksklll, N.Y. Today Brother Gerald Is •3 Oulnpool Read, KalHax, N. S. making regular additions to ★ ★ stn Christ the King School Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 15 ‘O w n Y o u r O w n A rt’ To Hold Oratorical Contest St. Vincent de Paulas Men Exhibition SIntod nc6 The ninth annual “ own your (Christ the King Parish, een PUPILS • OF the sixth, sev­ Plan Retreat March 26-28 own art sales exhibition” will Denver) open to the public on Saturday am enth, and eighth grades pre­ (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish, social action chairman for the The first annual oratorical pared original speeches on: Denver) Denver Archdiocesan Council evening, March 13. from 5 to 9 )SS- contest of Christ the King “ What Is Wrong With the The annual retreat for men of Catholic Women. o’clock at the Denver .Art ay. school will be held Thursday, World Today and What We Can of St. Vincent de Paul’s parish A meeting for the parish Museum. After that it will bo my March 11, at 8:15 p.m. in the Do About It.” Four students will be held Friday-Sunday, chairman, vice chairmen, and on view through Sunday, April ffi- parish hall. from each grade were chosen March 26-28, at Sacred Heart the 65 recently selected team 4, during regular museum le t- The Rev. Robert Nevans. to compete. retreat house, Sedalia. captains in the Archdiocesan hours: Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m.; the pastor of St. Peter’s parish, The Rev. Donakl McMa­ All men of the parish are Development Program drive Mondays, 1 to 5 p.m.; Tues­ the Greeley, and Paul T. McGrady hon. pastor, will present prizes urged to attend and to make re­ will be held at 8 p.m. Monday, days through Saturdays, 9 to 5 cal will be the judges. Mr. McGra­ to the three best speakers. servations as soon as possible. March 15, in the cafeteria. p.m. !en dy has been seen in many rel' Information may be obtained lat gious television broadcasts in THE REV. JA.MES Conway. by calling the rectory. i a the Denver area. I O.P., head of the Dominican A REPORT on hours of vol­ CURE d'ARS PARISH ’ mission band of Chicago, and unteer work by women of the e. »ND A DAHLIA $T. Boulder Parish j the Rev. B. J. Schneider, O.P.. parish is being compiled for the SUNDAY MASSES St. Dominic’s pari.sh, Denver, national report of the Denver 6 00 — 7:30 — 9:00 — 10:30 — and 12 Noon Plans Dinner will continue the mission the Archdiocesan Council of Catho­ No Evening Mass (Sacred Heart of Jesus I week of March 14. lic Women. Those who have CONFESSIONS SATURDAY 4:00 & 7:30 Parish, Boulder) Services begin each evening given time to the work of the An Irish stew dinner will be^at 7:30 o ’clock. Daily Mass will United Fund, Mothers’ March, 3030 Dahlia St. 322 1119 held Tuesday, March 17, from , be at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. Red Cross, or similar organiza­ 5 to 7 p.m. in Sacred Heart of and 5:30 p.m. A short talk will tions are asked to call Rita Hig­ Jesus parish, Boulder. be given after each Mass. Con- gins, 756-1760, so that the Please Patronize Tickets at $1 for adults and fessions will be heard daily. women of the pari.sh will r e- Your REGISTER DUCKWALL’S 50 cents for children must be Men and women are invited i ceive proper c r ^ it for their ef- Denver's Newest ordered in advance from Mrs. to attend together. A mis.sion Iforts. The report must be in! Advertisers and Suburban Variety Store Kenneth Dageforde, 443-6353. for the children of the school | by April 2. Mention DAHLIA SHOPPING CBNTEa No tickets will be sold at the was given during the first Weighing the Argument “ A Catholic .Approach to (he THE REGISTER door. week. Problems of G ro^ n g Up” will 13rd A Ddltlla 331-MW With solemn mien. Mark Jeffries, left, Oscar Malo hall. 1848 Logan street, Den­ be the title of a talk to be given and Thomas Kanan weigh a knotty point ver. This will be the first such philosophy by Dr. Herman Doyle to the posed by Barbara Wallin and Sue Wolf, class demonstration ever staged by archdioc- seventh and eighth grade boys " I ^ right under the gaze of their moderator, the esan high school teams. The public is in­ and their fathers at 7:30 p.m.; T O L Y E LIQUORS Thursday, March 23. in the Rev. Martin .McNulty, chairman of the Mache- vited to attend. The winning team will re­ . ^ Dahlia Shopping Center — 3360 Dahlio hetif team which will compete against St. ceive the first annual award of a trophy do­ school gymnasium. The seventh and eighth grade, Free Delivery— EA. 2-5977 Francis de Sales and Cathedral high school nated by Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Den­ girls and their mothers will I NICK. FLORA JAMCE NICKEV teams on Sunday, March 14, in a philoso­ ver, for the best “ Young philosophers’’ of hear the same talk on April 1. | NANCY JIM ’ r JERKY MARY phical “Dispiitatio" to begin at 2 p.m. in the year. N.AMED AS members of Ihei PTA nominating committee are ! Mrs.'Fran Sweeney, chairman; Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Mmes. Madelyn Queen. Colfax at Logan Philosophy Debate Slated Irene Eussen, Marilyn Higgin.s, and Helen Roberts. SUNDAY MASSES Mrs. Evelyn Smith is the new 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 a.m. At Cathedral High School ST. JOHNS PARISH 12:30 anci 6:30 p.m. (Cathedral High School, year at Wolhurst Country club school in Broomfield took a Denver) on Sunday, March 14. tour of Cathedral .March 5. .Ac­ Cathedral high school's Oscar An Irish theme will be car­ companied by their pastor, the FRITZ Malo hall will be the scene of ried out in the music by Fred Rev. George Weibel. and Sis­ m ■ lovm sHOf philosophy debate Sunday Miller and his orchestra and in ters Yvonne and .Mary Gloria, 1«2 S t. P a u l S Ir e a l 3U-4019 JEWELRY Sfuefen# iMagozIne Driire March 14. at 2 p.m. Partici­ the decorations. the students visited classrooms FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Acrott from Chtrry Crtak Bank St. Mary’s high school students in Colorado Springs con­ pants in this discussion, the Lynn Heper, Pep club pres­ and laboratories to find out F R IT Z E SP IN O S A )I« B . COlfax Where Flowers Are ducted a magazine drive to promote reading of good litera­ first of its kind in the Denver ident, will be queen. Her atten­ what high school life is like. PH . A C 2*U5« Danvar, Cola. Guaranteed ture. Sponsored by the “ Catholic Digest.” the youths respond­ area, will be four students dants are .Mike Palmer, Diana ed to the drive and sold $2,548.95 worth of magazine subscrip­ from St. Francis de .Sales’ high Miller, Monica Scott, and Don­ tions, earning a profit for the school and awards for their school, four from Machebeuf. na Noonan. efforts. Top salesmen, left to right, arc Christine Orff, Mary and four from Cathedral. On March 18, as part of The general topic will be the Breen, and Linda Hilbert. Student Council a s s e m b 1 philosophy book. Makers of the Cathedral students will have PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE, ^ Modern Mind, by Thomas P. chance to enjoy the program Neill, with questions prepared presented by the foreign lan­ CALL YOUR N E IG H B O ^ O O D DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT’ SERvlcE / Lafayette Rosary Society by Dr. Frank Kerins, philoso­ guage department for the PTA phy professor at Loretto March 1. Heights college. French I and Spanish I CHRIST THE KING — ST. JOHN S — ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Schedules Fashion Show Representing Cathedral will students will sing several songs (Immaculate Conception Mrs. Dean Ross and Mrs. Don be John Ryan, Sue Bobalek, in their respective languages WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY Parish, Lafayette) Waneka, publicity; Mrs. Allan James Barr>'. and Sheila Slo­ French U and Spanish II OTHER STORE IN OUR AREA. CHECK OUR LOW, LOW PRICES “ Touch O'Spring” is the Young and Mrs. Charles Pre­ cum, all seniors. students will produce skits theme for this year’ s fashion ston, tickets: Mrs. William Nel­ Students from aii Latin classes 4((ut D R U G 600 S. HOLLY 800 CLERMONT show to bo hold at 8 p.m., son, decorations: and Mrs. CATHEDRAL’S ANNUAL will sing "Gaudeamus’ ’ and de­ March 17, in the Immaculate Frank Archuleta, refreshments. Pep club dance will be held this pict Latin as a matron with her 6ber CENTER PH. 377-8886 PH. 399-2161 Conceptipn church basement, children, the Romance langua­ Lafayette, sponsored by the Al­ ges. tar and Rosary society. ALL SOULS, ENGLEWOOD T. ANTHONY OF PADUA Gary Horic, manager of the THE CATHOLIC Students Fashion Bar at Crossroads, will Mission crusade at Cathedral CHERRELYN do the commentary on the sponsoring a basketball tou: “BUD” STEPHENS girl’s, women’s, boy’s, and nament as its latest fund-rais­ D RU G STORE Rx ing project. In Siehntts and In Health men’s clothes to be shown by Pitting seniors against ju­ Phone 789-2561 LINCOLN DRUG local models. Marge’s Beauty BROADWAY at QUINCY Prescription salon will do the hair styling. niors, the tournament will take ENGLEWOOD SERVING ALL SAINTS, NOTRE DAME, place Friday, March 12, in Can Modeling this year will he FREE PARKING avan hall at 2 p.m Rx Sally Beasley, Kammy Eller- ST. ANTHONY AND HOLY NAME PARISHES Members of the CSMC will bruch, Michelle Brugger, Jean 9 2 2 - 1 1 6 1 and Nicky Shaffer, Gayle Har­ sell posters, tags, and candy e Free Delivery e Gold Bond Stamps der, Mary Frances and Steve before the game. There will be FRIENDLY Preston, Judy and Kenny Ross, a 25-cent admission fee 2345 So. Federal 935.4661 Mrs. Ron Alexander, Mrs. Mi­ CSMC moderator. Sister An- DRUG & PHARMACYl chael Henry, Mrs. Don Wune- toninc, estimated that the tour­ YOUR CATHOLIC DRUGGIST DAN CAULFIELD 5660 W. ALAMEDA nament will bring in about $300, PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED ' ka, Mrs. Loyd Franzen, Mrs. FOR AND DELIVERED 1 Wayne Stetson, Mrs. Jack Slav- which will be sent to missions ec, Mrs. Mike Anderson, Mrs. in Peru and used for other ST. CATHERINE’S John Vandenbos, Michael Ber­ CSMC projects. ry, and Michael Henry. HO LY CROSS. THORNTON 477-0549 455-9904| TWENTY-EIGHT PUPILS The committee includes Mrs. from Nativity of Our Lord BUSY CORNER Robert Freson, chairman; Mrs. ElY ON YOUR FRIENDLY James Shaffer, co-chairman; CITY VIEW DRUG STORE Mrs. Delbert Beasley and Mrs. Professional Pharmacy Professional Pharmacists ST. THERESE W. 38tb Ave. & Federal Blvd.| Doyle Ellerbruch, awards; Tomorrow’s Leaders Ph. 287-5535 L PHARMACIST... B79A N. Corona R Denver, Colo. Holly Asher speaks with confidence and enthusiasm in her PARISH Thornton 2», Colo. CCD Classes See Bob Robles impromptu speech in a session of the 10-weck Speech I^cader- HENRY’S ship Training course for eighth grade students at St. James Are Resumed school, Denver, sponsored by the teacher-aide program of the CONOCO HOLY FAMILY (St. Mary’ s Parish, Brush) PTA under the direction of Peter J. Prato. The course stres­ SERVICE Confraternity of Christian FIRESTONE TIRES, BATTERIES, ses public speaking techniques and develops the student’s abi­ BERKELEY P H A I ^ M ACY Doctrine classes in St. M ary’s ACCESSORIES lity to speak before groups with confidence. HENRY HUNNINGHAKE, Owner PHARMACY parish, Brush, are being re­ 11S00 East Colfax at AAollna sumed this week. The classes 3aa-l23S AURORA “PRESCRIPTIONS" 3120 n . 29th .\ve. were not held during the parish MONEY ORDERS 2»< St. Vincent de Paul's Parish PAY UTILITY BILLS HERE 455-5191 mission, given by the Rev. Ed­ so. UNIVERSITY BLVD. B B. ARIZONA 4400 Tennyson St. ward Borkowski, a Divine F R E E D E L . 455-2231 Your family’s health Word Father from Denver. SUNDAY MASSES Your Parish The Rosary was said during 6;4S. iiiOO, 9:30. 11:00 and 12:15 MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD the past meeting of the .Altar Confessions’ Saturdays 3:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Service Station SELL 4 LESS and Rosary society for Mrs. Kt. Rev. Msgr. Eugene A. U’Snlllvau. Pastor comes first with us Ralph .Anderson, the president 2385 E. Arizopa 744-6119 REXAll (Dfaix}. R exa tt ...... That’s why we compound prescriptions with of the Society, who is .seriously Prescription Druggists ill in Mercy hospital. only the finest drugs, as the doctor recom­ DRUG STORE First in Prescriptions 794-12M Two new projects are being Fast Free Delivery mends, and carry quality products for all your 2500 W. Moln LItllaten, C elo.l launched by the society, a rack CECILS SUPER CECIL M6ACHAM, Prop. 2238 So. Colorado Blvd. needs. of religious literature and the Phone 757-7677 sponsoring of (he Sacred Heart QUALITY MEATS - FISH - POULTRY ST. PETER & PAULS program on radio. Nationally Advertised Brands Foods OUR LADY OF FATIMA We work with your doctor St. Monica’s circle Is spon­ Save Money Here — 1004 S. Gaylord — 733-7383 ST. JO H N 'S soring a project for the adop­ to preserve your health. COLUMBINE tion of a Korean child. 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(All Souls' Parish, woman’s rosary. Information Pray for Thenfi Englewood) can be obtained from Mrs. A retreat for the women of Warth. 781-5973, or Mrs. Leise, All Soul’s parish will be con­ 789-0479. FOLLOWIN(; A R E T H E Rev. Julian Layton. C..M., court. .Mass, St. Cajetan’s ducted at El Pomar retreat A fashion show and luncheon names of priests who have March 18. 1939 church, March 4. Interment Mt. house, Colorado Springs, on ...in },e held at the Paradise served in the Archdiocese of Rev. J. B. Licolti, March 11, Olivet. April 23-25. Reser\’ations may Valley Country club. March 17. Denver and died in the month 1950 Hopkins, John R., No. 80 S. be made by calling Mrs. Glen LU’s of Belcaro will present the of March. The living faithful Rev. Joseph Lilly, C..M. March Jasmine street. Requiem Mass. Marburger at 794-0094. fashions. are asked to remember them in 21. 1952 Christ the King church, March A fee of $5 is asked for each Those wishing information or their prayers. Rev, Joseph M. Llaurado, S.F., Boulevard mortuaries. , registration, with a $15 dona­ tickets should call 798-3217 or 0 (jud, who. in raising Thy March 5. 1954 Hoss, Mary E., 169 S. Julian! tion to be paid later. 798-1775. servants to the dignity of Bish* Rt. Rev. William F. .Murphy, street. Widow of the late Rich­ o|)s and priests, did give (hem .March. 1942 ard H. Hoss. Requiem Mass. MRS. WILLIAM WARTII, A y o u t h MISSION, con­ a share in the priesthood of the Rev. Raymond I.. Newell. Presentation of Our Lady: chairman of St. .Agnes' Circle ducted by the Divine Word i i .\postles, we pray thee admit March 5. 1944 church, March 6. Interment Mt. announced the award of a Fathers will be held March 8- them now and forever more Rev. John Perse, March, 1936 Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. 12. Sessions for public junior into the apostolic company. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Percy A. and senior high school group Through Christ Our Lord. Phillips, March 20, 1920 Malich, Francis Joseph Wiggins Society (Joe), Nalurita, Colo. Requiem will begin at 5:30 p.m. follow­ .\men. (Oration from Mass for Rev. Benedict Pedrotti, March Plans Gomes Party ing the Mass at 6 p.m. Departed Priests.) 26. 1957 Mass, Holy Rosary church, March 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. (Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Talks will also be given to Rev. Joseph J. Abbot, March Most Rev. Charles W. Quinn, children of All Soul’s school. 20, 1948 C..M., March 12, 1960 Boulevard mortuaries. . Wiggins) Rev. John L. .Aylward, March Rev. Richard Smyth, .March 13. McGrayel, Catherine A., 1551 Plans for a games party held 22. 1963 1936 Filbert court. Requiem Mass, Visiting Day at Seminary the past Sunday were made at Rev. Joseph O'Bcirne, March Rev. James M. Wafsh, .March Blessed Sacrament church. a meeting of the Altar and R o­ 22. 1937 5. 1937 March 6. Interment Mt. Olivet. Every first Sunday of the month through­ vacations as do students in other colleges. sary society March 1 in Our 1 I Rev. Manuel De Fransisco, Rev. Norbert J. Wahsh, .March Boulevard mortuaries. out the sehool year is vi.siting day at St. Tho­ During the summer most of the young men Lady of Ix)urdcs parish, Wig­ Qreeley C.M.. March 13, 1947 8. 1953 McHugh, Paul Henry. Re­ mas’ seminary. Here ^Tilp Miller, a fresh­ work 10 earn money for the next year’s ex­ gins. Rev. John M. Floyd, S.J. (Headers are lnvi(od to send in quiem .Mass, Ft, Collins. Colo. man college student who was graduated penses. The jobs which they take vary from Mrs. Bertha Meyer gave a 4? March 16. 193G changes and additions.) March 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. from .Machebcuf high school last spring, is counseling in boys’ camps to construction talk on devotion to the Holy Rev. William R. Frain, S.J. Spirit. Nineteen members at­ % Bain, Elizabeth .\. (Jetty), of Mltoies. Sarah, 1009 W. 14th enjoying a soft drink with his family in the work to warehouse labor and other occupa^ .March 12, 1957 tended the meeting. El Rancho, Evergreen. Re­ avenue. Requiem Mass, St. Eli­ dining room at St. Thomas’. tions. Adamson Mortuary iK Rev. Robert A. Henneman Mrs. Emil Romero was quiem Mass, Christ the King zabeth’s church, March 6. In­ Seminarians return home fur the same 24 Hour Ambulance Service S.J.. March 4. 1946 awarded the hoste.ss gift. Re­ church. Evergreen, March 11. terment Mt. Olivet. Rev. Timothy Kenny, C.SS.R.. freshments were served by Greeley, Colorado Boulevard mortuaries. Mulligan. Eleanora, of Hidea­ H. Rots Adtmton Rttd P. Adamson .March 31. 1952 Mrs. Grace Rocha and Mrs. way Park, Colo. Requiem Phon* 1636 91h Ava. at Sih St. Capra, Tony, 4242 Perry Solemn Requiem M ass Held Mary Lou Meza. street. Solemn Mass, Our Lady Mass, St. Therese’s church, Au­ Requiem of Mt. Carmel church, March rora, Colo., March 5. Interment 10. Olingcr mortuaries. Mt. Olivet. Olinger mortuaries. For Mrs. Mary A. Taheny Condino, Joseph M., 1112 Nielsen, Julia Thome, 330 Offered for Brighton Broadway. Requiem Ma.ss, Acoma street. Requiem Mass, Solemn Requiem Mass was! Mrs. Talicny was a member Holy Ghost church. March 8. Mother of God church. March offered Monday, March 8, in! of the Tabernacle society and Interment Ft. lx)gan. Boule­ 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olin­ Cure d’Ars church, Denver, for was a life member of the Altar Dr. Haigler vard mortuaries. ger mortuaries. Mrs. Mary A. Taheny, longtime and Rosary societies ' of both Complete Real Estate Service Colorado resident. The Rosary Cure d’Ars and Blessed Sa Freeman, William li., 2801 O’Kcilly. Margaret, 600 Mil­ was recited Sunday, March 7, crament churches. Requiem High Mass v York street. Requiem Mass, St. waukee street. Requiem Mass, RENT COLLECTION in the church. sung for Dr. Samuel H. Haigler Ignatius of Loyola’s church, St. John the Evangelist’s Thursday, March 4, at 10 a.m. March 10. Interment Ft. Logan. church, March 8. Interment Mt. SURVIVlNfi A n E TWO in Blessed Sacrament church. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MRS. TAHENY, who lived at Boulevard mortuaries. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. daughters, Sister John Patrice Burial was in Mt. Olivet cem e­ 3000 Bel aire street, died March ALL POLISHED Gutierrez, Pete, 3181 S. Dale , . , 1 t /* • of El Paso, Tex., and Mrs, Ann tery. SALES — RENTALS — TRADES Pfeifer, Gregory Le Land, 4 in a local hospita after « Frances Welsh of Denver; two son of Mr. and Mrs. Le Land lengthy illness. She was 78. Dr. Haigler, a Denver sur­ \ ftlONUftfENTS sisters, Mrs. Genevieve Clark \ Of Distinction 7 B. Pfeifer. Requiem Mass, St. Born Dec. II, 1886, in Indian­ geon. died unexpectedly March RUSSELL G. MULFORD and Mrs. Nellie Clark of Den­ V SINCE 1902 y Mary’s church, Littleton, March 2 in his home at 5430 E. 19th JERRY BREEN apolis, Ind., Mrs. Taheny came ver, two grandchildren, and a 42 N. Main St., Brighton, Colo. 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. avenue. He was 52. to Colorado 70 years ago. She great-granddaughter. Florist Puzel, Mary (Baudek), l'^24 was educated in Denver paro­ Home 659-0757 — Office 659-3091 Gaylord. Requiem Mass, Holy 12700 W. 44th Ave. 1521 Champa chial schools. DR. 1L\IGLER was born in 424-7914 — O PEN D A ILY Rosary church, March 9. Inter­ She was married to John One block East ol Ml. Olivet 2G6-313I Austin, Tex., on Aug. 24. 1912, ment Mt. Olivet. Howard mor­ Taheny who died in 1958. attended the University of Tex­ 1 tuaries. as and the Tulano University Rosenwirth, John, 1375 Wash- • School of .Medicine. Colorado Springs ington. Requiem Mass, Holy LOrOTTO IwUH S Ghost church, March 6. Inter­ Ho served at the Mayo Clinic j d> SWIGERT BROS. ment Mt. Olivet. Day Noonan Brother Dies and during World War II wasj hi mortuary. Paul M. Leibman, 2025 Cler­ a flight .surgeon with the U.S PETE BERONI Tl Army. mont street, brother of a mem­ FURNITURE STORE t h OPTOMETRISTS Ruyhal, Lcontina (Tina), 550 » DRIVE IN Galapago. Daughter of Sofia G. ber of the Sisters of Loretto, The organizations in w hich; UPHOLSTERINO hi Js RE-UPHOLSTERINO AND Ruybal, Denver. Requiem died March 6. Dr. Haigler had memberships MOTEL REPAIRING Slip Covart and Orapvrlas Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care Mass, St. Joseph’s church, The Rosary was recited for included the .American M edical, Slay with “ Jay” Mad* t» Ordtr March 5. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mr. Leibman Sunday at Olinger association, the Denver A cade­ 820 N. Nevada Purnitura Mada le Order my of Surgeons, and tlie Den­ }4-22 So. Wahiatch M E. 34401 OPTICIANS Sausa, Mabel M., 3597 S. mortuary chapel. Requiem Pearl street, Englewood, Colo. High Mass was offered in the ver and Colorado Medical asso-| W. SWIGERT Jr., O.D. RICHARD YARROW Requiem Mass, St. Louis’ Church of the Blessed Sa­ ciations. He was a diplomat of' the American Board of Surge-! REALIY W. ODIL, O.D. FRED SAAALDONE church, March 10. Interment crament. Interment was in Ml. Olivet. Boulevard mortua­ Mount Olivet cemetery. ry, a national trustee of the; INSURANCE Mr. Leibman is survived by Cystic Fibrosis association. , MAY CO. 534-5819 ries. 1550 California St. Schmidt. Elizabeth M., 3477 his mother, Mrs. Herbert Ix;ib- He was on the staffs of Mer­ 725 NO. TEJON man, and two sisters, Sister W. Alamo. Requiem Mass, St, cy, General Rose Memorial. Phone 633-7731 Colorado Springs Elizabeth’s church, March 6. Mary Noel, Springfield, Mo., Presbyterian. Swedish, and Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger and Mrs. Clell Lambertson, Children’s hospitals. Mrs. Mary Taheny mortuaries. Wheatridge. i i I Trego, Ernest E., 1645 Gar- SURVIVINt; are his wife. £jdsiL fflhaAjnaaf. I land. Requiem Mass, Our Lady Margaret; two daughters. Mar­ PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST of Fatima, March 9. Interment garet and Lee .Ann Haigler of St. Louis' Parish Holding 802 N. Weber ^ E J m iR ^ K r ^ O O D S 0 ^ Mt. Olivet. Denver; two sons, Samuel and Twardzek, Joseph, 1748 Ara- .Michael of Denver; and a sis­ M E. 3-2069 WHtRC DCNVfR SHOPS WITH CONFtOENCC ■ pahoe street. Requiem Mass, ter, Mrs. James R. Graves of Colo. Springs, Colo. -St. Joseph’s church, March 6.' Special Lenten Devotion tOWNTOWU • CHF.nRt C A C f X • l A K iS l D E West Columbia. S.Car. Interment Mt. Olivet. j U c Varra, Michael J-, 2120 Ben­ (S(. I.,oiiis’ Parish, Masses in the parish during " tfc Englewood) the novena and the rest of Lent ton. Lakewood. Colo. Requiem U‘ FOR WARM WEATHER Mass, St. Dominic’s church, As a special Lenten devotion. arc being offered on week days Requiem M ass Said i. March II. Interment Mt. Olivet, i a solemn novena in honor of at 6. 7. and 7:45 a.m., with B fo special Mass at 5:30 p.m. Wed­ In St. John Church FOOT COMFORT . . . Howard mortuaries. the Miraculous Medal is being ^MBLER H«adquar4*rs • 9 « Wascha, Flora R.» 4500 Beach j held this week in St. Louis' pa- nesdays. Stations of the Cross court. Requiem Mass, St. Cath-Irish. Englewood, devotions are held each Friday For Margaret O'Reilly c l NOBAND SONLINERS erino’s church, March 5. Olin- novena services will be at 7:30 p.m. M ger m ortuaries. ______j held daily until Monday. March Requiem Mass for MLss R< 15, at 7:30 p.m. and following THE PTA met Tuesday even .Margaret O’ Reilly was of­ S.. BY NUWEAVE the 7:45 a.m. Mass. ing, March 9. after the novena fered in St. John the Evange­ services. Sister Donna Ixiretto list church, Denver, on Mon­ talked on '•Fostering Voca (h lions’ ’ and showed a movie on day, .March 8. The Rt. Rev. “( titled “ Sisters of St. Joseplj.’ ’ Monsignor John P. Moran, III pastor, was celebrant. .At this meeting, and during “ ft the successive meetings of the Miss O’Roilly, daughter of Ph year, the women of the PT.A the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ''Colorado Springs' Finest and Most Modern" 1 DENVER will be selling selected paper­ ward O’ Reilly, was born in Re Rose of Lima's Parish, back books at a nominal price. Spuyten Dyval. a .section of aljr ffiaiu mortuaxi} “T EVERGREEN Denver) The annual St. Patrick’s greater New York City. Her th( The Parvuli Dei award will sister is Mrs. Thomas J. Tyn­ Mtmbar by InvIlaUen National Selected Morticians ( nei dance will be held tlii.s year on MONUMENT CO. be presented to 15 Cub Scouts, Saturday, March 13, at 9 p.m an of Denver. For many Members of the Staff years she was a social work­ of St. Rose of Lima’s parish at in the parish center. Tickets Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington c. J »» u ,. I be purchased from any of er employed by the New Catholic Funeral Directors a ceremony Sunday. March 14. men of the Men’s club, York City welfare depart­ MElrosc 2-6671 Colorado Springs, Colo. at 3 p.m. in the church. : R Members of St. Catherine cir­ ment. While living in New The boys who are to receive cle arc engaged in compiling a York she frequently visited the award arc to assemble at recipe cook book. They ask the Denver. She came to Denver : Largest Selection in the church by 2:30 p.m. with their parishioners to give their favor­ to live in 1954, following her PHIL LONG, INC. i 5 parents for a final briefing. ite recipes, including those fur retirement. Electrical I Rocky Mountain Aren Construction Co. > 1. Th Fridays. Recipes may be She was stricken with a , mer || (1 mile E. of Mt. Olivet) THE ANNUAL Blue and Gold placed in a box in the vestihLiIe heart seizure Friday, March • Ettlmafts • Sarvic* Cant • Mpdtrnliatlon |i Charles McFadden potluck dinner, will be held fol­ of the church or may be sent to 5, and died shortly after. • RtatMiablt and < • Rtwiring • Yard Lfghllng S‘ lege Stanley Hall lowing the award ceremony in Ann Braun. 3985 S. Inca street, Besides Mrs. Tynan she is m « S. Ttion M E 5-1S33 COLORADO SPRINGS HA. -4-4477 St. Anthony of Padua’s church Englewood. survived by many nieces and I . XH hall, W. Ohio avenue and S. nephews in the Denver area. bulle Newton street. All new cub THE ANNUAL Mother- A nephew, Edward O’Reilly SHEARER HARDWARE Zecha ft Adams scouts and their parents arc in­ Daughter breakfast will b? held Tynan, is named after her. CONOCO SERVICE STATION the i 1^ lists vited to the ceremony and din­ Sunday, March 21, in the parish A Rosary was offered for 2329 East Platte accoi ner. center following the 8 a.m. the repose of her soul Sun­ tticlieU-H ni ME. 2-7288 'i tratic Mass. Tickets are $1 for adults day, March 7. Interment was .At the February pack meet ■ Engli and 60 cents for children and in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Den­ I Ol ORAOO J'l’ mNGS A different kind of foot-socks no un- ing two new den mothers were Nevada Avt. at Cache la Poudra ^ man, must be obtained in advance. ver. comfortable bands or seoms because they CHAPEL introduced, Mrs. Betty Shelton, r losop: are knitted in one piece, ribbing makes den mother of Den 2, and Mrs. / cholo, them fit. Ann Crocker, den mother of Den J Spani 3, with Mrs. Connie Romero as­ NOLAN FUNERAL HOME • Lacy Tycora® . . . textrolized nylon with OF sisting. Maj gossomer-Iike appearance for canvas and Marion Kreutzer and Ilenc Fort Collins THE NOLAN FAMILY casual shoes. White only. One size fits all. Holligan, retiring den mothers MEMBERS NATIONAL CATHOLIC FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD Lev< 1.00 PEACE were given an ovation for a job M E. 2 -4 742 Mu< well done. Roger McGuire gave • Cantrece® . . . nylon sheer and comfort- farewell speech as retiring zlne : oble to wear with heels and low cosual SERVING cub master and introduced the SHINN NORTHERN J. D. CROUCH the C shoes. Sizes M (8-9'A), L (10-11 V,). 1.00 LITTLETON new cub master Gene Shelton. ^^ATE^BY^OOHS^a C. D. O’BRIEN catior The next planning meeting P H A R M A a • Foam Cushion Sole . . . a little extra LOETSCHER^S comp] ENGLEWOOD will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday "Northern Colorado's comfort from foam cushion sole. Beige "Your Parish Drug Store" of the March 11, in Mrs. Marge Ma­ Loading Oeparlmani Stwra" * Free Delivery Service press only. One size fits all. 1.00 AND jor’s home. 870 S. Umatilla SUPER MARKET * Charge Accounts dentec • Nylon . . , the original style of perfect SOUTH DENVER way. L. C GRIPPIN, OWNER OUAl/TT MfATS magai fit. Sizes M (8-9V,), L (9‘A-ll). 65c THE MEETING of the Altar You Ace Always Blythe-Goodrich A PRODUCT the ‘ Quality Apparel ToUl 999 W. Littleton Blvd. and Rosary society wUl be held Welcome At Shinn s Morliwry Nationally Advertised in the school hall beginning zines IN CO LO RAD O SPRINGS Brands of Groceries TO ORDER BY PHONE DIAL 292-1800 7:45 p.m., Thursday, March 11. Northern Hotel Bldg. Ambulance Service those UTTUTON Jack W. Goodrich SINCE 1872 to be An interesting program will fol­ IIU 2-1035 — IIU 2-1036 524 W. Colorado Ave. low the business meeting. HU. 2-3208 Kiowa and Tejon Streets 18 mil Brightening Vocations Thursday, March 11, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 17 * Picture Seen by Missioner By Frank Morriss country went — Peru could not A brightening vocations pic­ hold out," says Father Archam­ ture and the Catholic faith com­ bault. ing suddenly alive. That is the That is what makes the work report brought from .South of the Church there so impor­ America by a young Maryknoll tant, and why the new vitality missioner from West Warwick. of Catholicity there is so encou­ R.I. — Father Rene P. Ar- raging. “ They are ahead of us chambault. some ways," says Father Those are two of the reasons Archambault, “ in the liturgy, that Father Archambault be­ for example." lieves South Americans are going to save their ancient heri­ VER.NACULAR — Spanish tage of Catholicity, “ with help, and some Indian dialects — has of course," but essentially by had a great impact, he reports. themselves. He cites Peru, “ South Americans love to parti­ where he has served the past 13 cipate in anything, so that the John Howard Griffin years and where vocations new liturgy came naturally to have definitely turned upwards them.” both in numbers and quality. Married deacons will bo a Trujillo, a city of some 100,000, great hope when they arc inau­ John H. Griffin, two years ago had not a single gurated in Peru, says Father seminarian. Today there are 15 Archambault. He is not worried from Trujillo. that they might compete with .Maybe not just coincidental Father Archambault the priesthood for vocations. Plan Hospital Art Display Noted Author, ly, two years ago began a na- “ Those who might otherwise thetic Papal Nuncio, Archbishop t i o n a I vocations campaign. become priests and give the Mrs. William L. Pick (left), president of ception and tea to be held Sunday. March 21, Father Archambault Is Nation­ Romulo Carboni, for the bright priesthood a bad name can the Colorado Water Color society, checks from 2 to 5 p.m. In the hospital Terrace vocations picture. He is more al Promoter of Vocations. He is serve the Church as married with Sister Mary Kevin, chairman of the room adjoining the Skyway. Sets Denver Talk quick, however, to give major modest about his own efforts — men. It will be a big help," visits to every Peruvian diocese governing board of .Mercy hospital, one of In addition to paintings, the exhibit will credit to the rursillo movement Father Archambault declared. John Howard Griffin, author grade school in Texas, high to organize the , religious laity, more than 60 paintings to be on exhibit in the consist of prints, sculpture, ceramics, et­ — retrcatllkc n.''«'tings that ori­ The Maryknollcr is in this of the best-seller Black Like school and an university Serrans, everyone interested in .Mercy hospital Skyway from It) a.in. to 5 chings, and glass work. At the conclusion of ginated in Spain and are con­ country on a six-month leave to Me, will lecture about his bookj France. Studying medicine vocations, into a national voca p.m. Sunday, March 21, through Wednesday, the exhibit, the paintings will he displayed ducted by laymen for laymen. visit his family. He was in Den­ at Loretto Heights college Wed­ there in preparation for psj-chi- tions apostolatc. March 24. throughout the hospital. nesday, iMarch 31. at 8:15 p.m. atry, he became interested ir “ It is amazing the new grasp ver to see his sister, Mrs. Final plans have been completed for a re­ TTie talk is oi^n to the public, musicology while experiment and appreciation for their faith .Maryknollcr Archambault is Robert Workman. and admission is free, but tick­ ing with sound In the treatment that the cursUIos are spreading high in praise of the diocesan ets are necessary. These may of the insane. among laymen,” Father Ar­ priests from the United Stales chambault said. who have gone to serve in be obtained by sending a This interest led to studies stamped, self-addres.sed enve­ South America. "F o r one thing, with Nadia Boulanger and to NOT ONLY ARE vocations lope to Lecture Chairman, they have introduced there the historical research with the BC' to the priesthood increasing in concept of the American pa Loretto Heights college, Loret­ nedictines of Solesmes. He has number, but they arc turning rish. South Am ericans are used to. Colo., 80130. become a recognized authority upward in quality as well. Until to having as their priest on Gregorian chant. Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the Register — Ask for the Classified Department BEFOUL WUITING t h e recently. Father Archambault someone who gives what time During World War II, Griffin explained, few if any of Peru’s he can after leaching or doing book, Griffin, a White Texan served first with the P’rench doctors, lawyers, teachers gave some other duty." and an already well - known forces as liaison agent for the sons to the Church. Today all novelist, asked a physician to The new idea of the parish evacuation of German and Aus­ of those classes arc represent­ New Classified Ad Deadline • • • darken his skin by internal me­ trian refugees from France to has helped spark the new vitali ed in the growing ranks of the ty that gives Father Archam dication to make him look like England. He later joined the seminarians. a Negro. ; bault so much hope. He gives -American army and served in This, too, he credits with the NOW —Tuesday at 5 p.m. The book is the story of his the Pacific where he w-as twice special credit to priests from Only Want Ads received by phone or mail before 5 P.M. Tuesday can be published in the current week's paper growing respect for the clergy the St. Louis archdiocese. travels through four Southern severely wounded. After the that has accompanied the re­ slates that begun as a scientific war his vi.sion was greatly im­ surgence of faith in Peru. “ .As SITUATIONS WANTED SEWING MACHINES 40 a u t o s —NEW 59'AUTO PARTS research study of the Negro, i THINGS ARE NOT quite as paired. but he returned to the South American comes to 12 but ended as the Journal of his bright politically, although FEMALE SINGER SLANT NEEDLE E ast Spruce Auto and Parts. 4942 East France to continue his studies. know his faith better he re­ Zigzags, buttonholes, monograms, darns Vatmonl Rd„ Boulder. 7.000 cars and personal experiences living asi Father Archambault thinks the and mends. All without buying attach­ truck parts. Phone Bidr. 433-3560 or In 1947, with total loss of vi­ spects the clergy more and he ALTERATIONS. Drew making, chil­ current president, Fernando dren's clothing a speciality. 2M-9630. ments. Assume payments of S5.00 each or Denver AL 5-3963. / n8Bie NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY “ Compassion"; lije Rev. us, “ to give without loving: but TOWEL SUPPLY CO. works of charity and religion. and that any person desiring to obieci COMMERCIAL AND 1/70 Sn. B>-nanwAy 7114491 rates. Henry Sawicki, 429 2906. 7145 Court PI. 222 1372 , Harry R. Klocker, S.J., it i.s impossible to love without to the same shall file written oblection RESIDENTIAL “Modern Developments in Archbishop Urban J, Vehr with Ihe said court on or before April MASONRY TRASH HAULING giving." has outlined current needs of 16lh, 1965. REASONABLE RATES Philosophy." Not all parishes, by any JOHN JOSEPH PERRY AL. 5-3310 MASONRY (HASH HAULING The firms listed here the local Church beyond the pa­ ADMINISTRATOR A-1 M asonry — Remodeling I Any Place in Metropolitan Denver March 27 — The Rev. means, have taken up the idea (Published In the Denver Catholic Oav or Night Calls deserve to be remembered rish level and we arc engaged CURTAIN CLEANERS Fireplaces—brick, stone and concrete E A . 2-344S Robert F. Houlihan, S.J., of tithing; but it is amazing Register) FRANCIS O UFFIELD. 364-8070 at the present time in organiz­ ; 74» High Sheet when you are distributing “The Aposlolate of Joy"; how many of them across the First Publication: March 11, 1965 FRANCIS LACE CURTAIN CLEANERS. Member St. Therese Parish Lasi Publication: April 1. 1965 CURTAIN S. CROCHETED T A B L E ­ YOUR your patronage in the dif­ the Rev. Christian L. Bon­ ing the annual development country, and even in our own program to relieve these needs. CLOTHS, DRAPERIES, B LA N K ET S , MODERNIZATIONS AO ferent lines of business. net, S.J., “ Unselfishness." archdiocese, have recommend­ IN T H E P R O B A T E C O U R T SPREADS, LINENS CLEANED BY LAT­ HERE As you know, it is planned In and lor the City and County of Denver EST METHODS. HAND PRESSED ONLY. ROOM AODiTIONS WILL BRING YOU ed it. and State of Colorado 1259 KALAAAATH. TA . 5-3527. Garages — Carports RESULTS that every adult income re­ No. P-34738 Family Rooms — Patios NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION DECORATING A. M. K N O LL CONSTR. TV SERVICE-APPLIANCES ceiver in the archdiocese will FOR DETERMINATION OF E A 2-4023 be given the opportunity to as­ HEIRSHIP "M em ber of SI. Jam es Parish" sist in meeting these archdioce­ In the matter of the estate of F ILO M E N A **Sight and Sound Our Specialty” Regis College To Start PERRY also known as; FLORENCE PAINTING san needs. The annual appeal PERRY; Deceased. ELECTRIC WIRING will be made through a person­ THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP Painting exierlor and Interior. Low AL'S APPLIANCES COLORADO: 220 volts, ramndeilrtg, repalra. Call any prices, guaranteed work. Free estimates. al call of workers in every pa­ To all persons Interested, G R E E T IN G : lime. E m 6-0168, 985 7913. Saitt and Sarvice all maka$ ^ Summer Session June IS rish on every person who has T A K E N O TICE that there has been Jim Dwyer Electric Commerca City's filed in the above-named estate a peti­ PAINTING & DECORATING Pine TV and Appliance Service The 1965 Regis college sum­ In addition five special pro­ an income. A committee of tion asking lor a judicial ascertainment men is being organized in each and determination of the heirs of such GUTTER SPOUTS 7260 Monaco mer session will open June 15 grams are planned for the sev­ decedent, and setting forth that the names, i PAPKRING—STK.-IMING— en-week session. parish to make these calls. addresses and relationships to decedent I J TKXTUIUN(f— and continue through Aug. 5, col­ of all persons who are or claim to be lege officials have announced. These include a teacher train­ Many generous persons al­ heirs of said decedent, so far as known I Interior & Kxti‘rior ing program on the Girard La­ ready have contributed sums to the petitioner, are as follows, lo-wit: Gutters, Spouts I PAINTING Name, Jean Means; address, 535 Adams I I "All Work Ouaranleed' THE SUMMER SESSION tin course: liturgy: Theory and far in excess of this amount, ., Long Baach, California; relationship, Wa epeclallze In Outter and Free Esilmalas ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL practice; physical geology; but the average wage-earner daughter. Spout Reptacement. MOUNTAIN EMPIRE bulletin, now available through I DECORATORS Name, Jill Lind; address, 617 Rose­ Gutters Cleaned and Repaired. the dean's office at the college, modern languages, one full will be asked for a contribution mary Lane, Burbank, California; relation­ n s a 1044 777-9175 To Introduce You to the Register Classified Section lists regular course offerings in year of modern language in of one per cent of his annual ship, daughter. Thoroughly Experienced. Name, Pearl Cummins; address, 530 Dependable, Guaranteed. accounting, business adminis­ seven weeks; and an English wage after taxes. Whether you Rosemary Lane, Burbank, California; re­ PLUMBING FOR $1.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS tration, economics, education. institute for secondary teachers. are a lither or not, you can lationship, daughter. TO BUY, SELL OR SW AP readily see where that figure Name. Tilly DeBell; address, 2121 W. American Roofing ALAMEDA PLUMBING CO. English, French, geology, Ger­ 73rd PI., Denver, Colorado; relationship, Repairi/sg, new work, sewers and sink man. history, mathematics, phi­ THE REGIS .summer session fits into the picture. daughter. Sheet Metal Co. lines cleaned. Our work Is guaranteed This offer good for Classified Section only. losophy, political science, psy­ is co-cducational. Carroll hall Name, Nettie Tarantino; address, 5101 Free Bstimatet. Alcolt St., Denver, Colorado; relationship, CH 4-M66 2159 Downing 409 E. Aiemeda 8H 4 0300 Does not apply to Real Estate Display chology, science, sociology, will be available to male GOD THROUGH His Church daughter. Name, Mary Vecchio; address. 2391 After 6 p.m. SU 1-103$ Advertising Spanish, and theology. students and O’Connell hall is is asking your help in His cam­ REMODELING Beech Ct., Golden, Colorado; relationship, Member of All Souls' Parish reserved for women, with spe­ paign for souls. He docs not ac­ daughter. cial privileges for Sisters. tually need your help. He could Name, John Joseph Perry; address. FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX Magazines' Low 1801 W. 33rd Ave., Denver. Colorado; re­ ALL TYPES win the whole world with a sin­ lationship. son. BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS Level Criticized gle act of His will. NOTE: QUIT CLAIM DEEDS HAVE REMODELING Senior Play Set BEEN FILED IN THE COUNTY CLERK Muenster, Germany — Maga­ At Machebeuf High But in His goodness, He is In­ A RECORDERS OFFICE ON OCT. 1ST BUILOINO and CONTRAaiNO • BASEMENTS viting your help as if He were OP 1964 RELEASING ALL CLAIMS IN zine Review, official organ of FAVOR OF JOHN JOSEPH PERRY For Any RamedtIIng In Your (.’Vlachcbeuf High School, dependent on you. He wants to ADMINISTRATOR OF SAID ESTATE. • ADDITIONS the Catholic hierarchy’s publi­ Denver) You ar# hereby nolllied to appear and Hama — Inside or Out — reward you as if by your ef­ answer the petition within twenty days • KITCHEN S cation appraisal committee, has On Friday and Saturday, forts you had saved the world. after service of this notice on you (if March 26 and 27, Machebeuf served by publication, within twenty • G A R A G ES complained that the moral level Be responsive to His grace. days after the last publication of this high school will present its an­ of the West German illustrated notice) and In default of an answer or F.H.A. FINANCING nual senior class play at 8 p.m. appearance the Court will proceed to re­ CALL JACK REIS press has “ reached an unprece­ HerM'Sensa Laws ceive and hear proofs concerning the heirs S K U FC A & SHELTON CO. in Blessed Sacrament Gymna­ of such decedent and enter a decree deter­ 93 4-359 3 mining who are the heirs of such de­ 6124 So. Broadway 79S-I335 dented low ." It said that of 51 sium. Traffic laws arc a combina­ Member of Notre Dame Parish ceased person. magazines reviewed, 21 fell into This year's presentation is tion of engineering experience Dated at Colorado, this 5lh day of CLIP $1.00 TO IT AND MAIL TO C.B. Gilford’s mystery-comedy. and horse sense. They arc de­ M arch 1965. the “ objectionable category.” STEPHEN C. RENCH signed to protect you, says the Total circulation of all maga­ The Jury Room. Tickets at $I Clerk of the Probate Court ROOFING Classified Advertising, The Register zines examined was 31 million; for adults and 75 cents for State Patrol, but they can’t un­ By M . J. Flnnerty Deputy Clerk NEW ROOFS—REPAIRS Box 1620, Denver 1, Colo., or phone it in to those branded as morally unfit students may be purchased at less you obey them. The penal­ (Published In the Denver Catholic All Work Guaranteed to be read had a circulation of the door or from any Machebe­ ty for falling to comply may be Register) Terms —- Free Estimates 82 5-114 5 F irst Publication: M arch 11. 1965 T A . 5-6495 18 million. uf senior. a traffic ticket — or death. Last Publication; April 1, 1965 Member of our Lady of Grace Parish Pcge 18 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, March 11,1965 Al Blessed Sacrament Parish Passionist Fathers To Hold Mission (Blessed Sacrament Parish, Both Catholics and non-Catho- seminary in Gwcid, South Afri- I Denver) lies are invited. Friends of kcouting and the Two priests from the Pas­ CUB SCOUTS of Pack 145 in missions are Invited to become A / e t v s sionist Mission Band, with sponsors for this year’s produc­ headquarters in Chicago, will the parish are preparing for their 11th annual production of tion. Sponsorship donations arc conduct a mission for members $2. of Blessed Sacrament parish the Passion Play. The presenta- 111 tk& P a te ls... Checks should be made out the weeks of March 21 “ fJjUion, written, directed, and pro­ to: Pack No. 145, Boy Scouts of March 28. duced by the Rev. Anton J. Bo­ dren will benefit in all branches speaker at the St. Mary’s, Lit­ rer, S.M.B., uses all 63 boys in America, and sent to the chair­ of reading and comprehension. tleton, Holy Name society The Passionist Fathers, who the pack in speaking roles. man of this year's sponsor fund Garrison said that 16 Catholic meeting Monday, March 22. count the giving of missions as Proceeds of the play, which' drive, Frank Ruskey, at 4026 E. schools in the Denver area af Mr. Steinhauser’s address, A one of their special works, have has drawn enthusiastic re- 19th avenue, Denver, 80220. ready are using the speed*read* Jewisn Look at the Ecumenical assigned the Rev. Forrest sponsc in previous years, will' Information may be obtained ing aids. Movement,” will follow a short Macken, C.P., and the R c v ..^ contributed by the young-|by calling Mr. Ruskey at 355- A spring carnival will lake business meeting, which starts jJohn M. Bender, C.P. to con-; gjers to the Bethlehem Fathers’ I 0903. place May 2 to raise the $2000 at 8 o'clock in the church hall. ! duct the services. Dr. Max Braunagel, president, necessary to pay for Installa- The priests urge parishioners invites all men in the Littleton i tion of these teaching aids. to practice Catholic Action by Colorado Girls in 'Who's Who' Mrs. Mary Rodriguez will be area, to hear Mr. Steinhauser. | bringing to the mission a She is also a member of the chairman of the carnival com­ lapsed Catholic or a non-Catho- Xavier, Kans. — Accepted Breakfast Planned Schola choir. mittee. lie friend. for inclusion in the Who’s Who (Notre Dame Parish, Denver) Among Students in American Margaret Giza, daughter of Pastor Honererf The Holy Name society men The hours of the exercises Universities and Colleges, from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Giza, Den­ of Notre Dame parish will re- will be announced later. (Sacred Heart Parish, the St. Mary college, Xavier, ver. is a drama major. She has cei e Communion corporately I Denver) Kans., are two girls from the served as secretary of the Dra- the 8 a.m. Mass Sunday,' Visions of knights in shining armor arc recalled by Chris­ THE ALTAR AND Rosary The Holy Name society will Archdiocese of Denver: mai'ian club and as treasurer of .March 14. tine Ser Voss and .Anthony Mazzuca, sixth grade pupils in society will meet Friday, receive Communion corporately the Beta C'hapter of the national The society’s annual Father-, .Annunciation school, Welby, as they put the finishing (ouches March 12, in the school cafeter­ Mary Alice Bramming, daugh­ Sunday, March 14 in the 7:30 honorary drama society. Alpha .Son breakfa.st will be served j ia, following the recitation of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred a.m. Mass. There will be on a model of a medieval castle. The model was a class Gamma Omega. following the Mass. All men ini the Rosary in church at 1:15 Bramming. Brighton, Colo., is project. She has taught dramatics at breakfast and business meeting the parish and their sons are; p.m. an honor student majoring in in the church hall. the Ft. Leavenworth Pepper- invited to attend. The price willl i x m There is still time to join the sociology with minors in hi.story mill playhouse and at the Peter PTA room mothers are busy be $1 for adults and 50 cents Denver Girl to Tour With Drama Group inquiry class being conducted and philosophy. Rev. John K Doll, S.J. with plans for the April meet­ Pan academy. Denver. for children. No reservations! Jane Flaherty, a sophomore speech and drama’s seven by the Rev. Gerald W. Phelan, An active leader, she serves ing. Parents who attended the are necessary. I from Denver at the University week USO tour of U.S. Pacific assistant pastor, at 7:30 p.m. as president of the Confraternity This year, she was a member U nit To H ear Jesuit PTA meeting March 9 were A brief business meeting will of Portland, will appear in the Command military bases this every Thursday in the .Ma- of Christian Doctrine, as well as of the cast of John Brown’s (St. Jame.s’ Parish, Denver) pleased with the school choir follow the breakfast. lUniversity’s department of summer. chebeuf high school bandroom. religious affairs coordinator. Body, a school production. The Rev. John K. Doll, S.J., songs from the movie, Mary a member of the theology de­ Poppins under the direction of partment at Regis college, will Ralph Lauder. be guest speaker at St. James' parent-teacher meeting at THE REV. JOHN E. CASEY, p.m. Tuesday, March 16. S.J., pastor, was surprised by Bom and reared in Memphis, members at this meeting with a A Tcnn., Father Doll made his birthday cake, a gift certifi­ * cate, and a spiritual bouquet. first contact with the Jesuits A at Campion high school in Prai­ The special entertainment fur­ rie Du Chien, Wis. nished by the choir was in r.on- * Father Doll received a de­ or of his birthday. •» The Sodality also honored gree from St. I.,ouis university, A He has been at Regis college Father Casey by having the lar­ since August, 1964. gest attendance of the season I I at the 7:30 a.m. Mass. Retreats Planned (St. Phllomena’s Parish, A GREEN, Irish clover cake OUR IRISH IS UP. ..OUR PRICES ARE DOWN Denver) was presented to him. as were Retreats will be arranged the a spiritual bouquet and gift cer­ HIGHEST I I weekend of .April 2-4 for all sin­ tificate. On the cake were 17 200 1 i gle men and women of St. Phi- lighted candles for the number DAYTONA WINNER I i lomena's parish. of years he has served as pas­ The retreat for women will tor of the parish. TRADE-IN be held at the El Pomar retreat MEW CARS house at Colorado Springs, and Lenten Devotions ★ 200 NEW FORDS t that for men, at Sacred Heart NOW AVAILABLE (All Saints’ parish, • k IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALLOWANCES retreat house, Sedalia. Denver) * ★ No Payments for a Alice Mae Lewis, .'133-4982, or Lenten devotions in All ★ Lowest Monthly Payments * Tony Santopietro, 733-3969, cun Saints’ parish are held at 7:45 Month and a Half * supply information and take re­ p.m. each Wednesday. The • k Best Selection in Town IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL 1965 FORDS ★ Out-of-State Credit Okay servations. Rev. Bernard Malvey, O.P., of The Holy Name Men’s club St. Dominic’s parish, is deliver­ * and all the men in the parish ing the sermons for the devo­ will receive Communion cor­ tions. porately in the 8:15 a.m. Mass Other services include the FABULOUS GALAXIES — World's Hottest Performers Sunday, March 14. Stations of the Cross, followed Mrs. George Pugh, 322-2905, by Benediction, at 2:30 p.m. * will accept reservations for the and 7:45 p.m. Fridays and a Catholic Parent-Teacher league holy hour from 7:30 p.m. to * Education Conference luncheon 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. * set at the Hilton hotel on Tues­ Communion is being distri­ $5909 * day, March 16, at 12 noon. buted before the 6:10 a.m. daily $17700t i l DOWN MONTH .Masses. * Day of Recollection TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 TRADES WORTH OVER $177.00 (Mother of God Parish, DR. CHARLES ZARLENGO WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS WILL REDUCE PAYMENTS * Denver) will be guest speaker for the * A day of recollection will be PTA meeting at 8 p.m. Thurs­ sponsored by the Mother of day, March 11, in the cafeteria. God parish Altar and Rosary The Boy Scouts will meet at society on Sunday, March 14, 7 p.m. Friday, March 12. in the from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. The parish hall. The scouts arc Rev. Robert Dore, assistant planning a paper drive Sunday, pastor of St. C a t h e r i n e’s March 21. Parishioners are church, will give the conferen­ asked to save their newspapers ces. and magazines and to bring This event has been sche­ them to church that day. duled for Sunday to give work­ The Alpine Ski club will spon­ ing women and women with sor a trip Saturday, March 13 small children an opportunity Information may be obtained to attend. All women in the pa­ by calling Alice Hageman, 934- rish arc invited. 0326, or James Maroney, 935- A short business meeting of 0065. the society will be held during the afternoon. MEN OF THE Holy Name society will receive Communion $17700 DOWN MONTH Ionian SorvUos corporately in the 8 a.m. Mass III DOWN MONTH (S(. Francis de Sales' Sunday, March 14. Parish, Denver) ietsi*»****iH i*.-**********»*»** During I,cnt Mass is being of­ Variety Show fered in St. Francis de Sales’ (St. Ignatius Loyola's Parish. church each Wednesday at 7:30 Denver) p.m. Way of the Cross and Be­ A variety show, presented by nediction of the Blessed Sa­ the school children in honor of crament are held Friday even­ St. Patrick, highlighted the ings at 7:30 p.m. meeting of St. Ignatius Loyo­ A Boy Scout board of review la’s PTA .March 2. w'ill be held Friday, March 12. in the grade school auditorium FEATURED IN acts and at 7:30 p.m. .skits on the program were Al­ The Boy Scouts will sponsor bert Howard, Jerry Duran, Do­ FULL SIZE FAIRLANE SEDANS MUSTANG 2-DR. HDTP. 500 a one-day paper drive Sunday, lores Yarborough, a duo com­ March 14, from 8 a.m. to 12 posed of Harold Lee and Carl noon. Kelly, and a trio with Joe All parishioners arc urged to Wilkes, Jerry Duran, and Mike bring their papers to the truck McCue. $17700 5AQ 77 I $27700 $ 17700 $4.Q 77 stationed on the grade school Other numbers by various I I I d o w n m o n t h # I I DODOWN I l f DOWN "W playground at this time. classes consisted of a rhythm band, Irish dancing, and Irish Annual Breakfast songs. (St. Joseph’s (Redomptorist) The children of the school at­ Parish, Denver) tended Mass the first Saturday A-1 USED CARS and TRUCKS 100 READY TO GO The annual mother and of the month as members of daughter Communion and the Children’s Sodality of the USED CARS CAN BE SEEN AT SO. BROADWAY AT HAMPDEN breakfast for St. Joseph’s high Blessed Virgin. WAS IS W.\S IS school student.s will be held ’58 CHEV. 2 door Black. RAH. V-8. auto.. Sunday, .March 14. in the 8:30 ’61 MERCURY, R & H, S(d. Shift ...... $ 995 $ 595 FOLLOWING THE Mass, Power steering A power brakes ...... 995 595 a.m. Mass. Novona of Grace services wore ’59 FORD Galaxic, R & II. Cruise-o-matlc, V-8 ...... 995 595 ’60 PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan, R A H., auto...... l,095 795 '58 CHEV. Impala Convert., V-8, R & H. auto.. '64 WILLYS Jeep, 4 Wheel drive ...... 2,495 1.695 conducted by the Rev. Theo­ w AT THE HIGH school PTA dore Cunningham, S.J., who is Power steering. Power brakes, Nice finish ...... 1,095 795 '64 CHEV. ^6 Ton, R A H. 4 speed, long wide box ...... 2,195 1.695 ’61 BONNEVILLE Convertible, R A H. auto.. A i meeting to be held March 11 in helping out in the parish during ’61 CHEV. Impala Convert., R & H, V-8, Power steering ...... 1,495 1,295 S the church hall at 7:30 o’clock, Power steering A Power brakes ...... 1,795 1,295 . i Lent. ’61 V. W. Wagon. 10 passenger ...... 1,495 1.095 *59 CHEV. 4 Door 11-Top, R A II, auto.. the main speaker, a member of Un ’62 FALCON Wagon. R & il. automatic ...... 1,295 1.095 Power steering A Power brakes ...... 1 095 795 An the Thercsians, will talk on School Wins Trophy ’60 VOLVO, R A H. 4 speed ...... 1,095 795 ’60 CHEV. Impala H-Top, R A H., Power steering. * “ Vocations.” tic (x\II Souls’ Parish, Englewood) ’62 T-RIRD, RAH, auto.. Power, Std. Shift, Bucket Scats ...... 2,395 2.095 Power brakes, auto...... 1295 995 St. Joseph’s grade school is All Souls’ school of Engle­ ’64 PLYMOUTH, R A If. Std. Shift ...... 2,195 1.69.5 ’63 FALCON Sprint Convertible ...... 1.795 1.495 Pe taking part in a survey spon­ wood was runner-up in tne re­ ’60 M-G Convert., R A H. 4 Speed ...... 795 '62 X-L 2 door H-Top, RAH. Power steering ...... 1,995 1,695 ’63 ECONOLINE Pick Up, R A H, Std. Shift ...... 1,495 nei sored by Proctor and Gam­ cent city Class B parochial 1,095 sai ble’s. On Wednesday, March 3, league grade school basketball eci 54 women were chosen to carry tournament in which 32 schools dia out tests, using the washing participated. bet products of the firm. Mrs. Ceci­ In addition to winning the lia Johnson, pre.

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