Two CFM Meets Set in Archdiocese Member of AuMt Bi ot CCireulation N oted Speakers to Treat Lay A postolate Contents Copyright by the Catholic Pnoi Society, PennluloD to Raproduci, Empt By Robzzt j. Snvzu On Aniclu Otherwise Marked. Given Friday FoUowlDg lasoa Interest w ill center on the bishop Urban J. Vehr of three-day convention are Archbishop Vehr Urges lay apostolate when Denver Denver, Archbishop Edwin Dialogue and Sung Masses, is ho^ to two C h ristian Fam Byrne of Santa Fe, Bishop banquet Saturday evening, ily Movement gatherings Bernard Espelage, O.F.M., and a barbecue and social Support of Community the last week of July. of Gallup, Bishop S. M. late ^turday evening. DENVERCATHaiC Among the notable speak Metzger of £I Paso (part of Father Francis Syrianey, ers w ill be the Rev. Gustave whose diocese is in New pastor of St. Piux X Parish, For Private Colleges Weigel, S J., who will dis M e xico ), Bishop Joseph Fed Aurora, is the chaplain of cuss tbe role of tbe layman eral of Salt L^ e City, and the Denver Federation, In addressing the 1900 graduates of Loretto in tbe Cburcb; tbe Rev. Bishop Hubert NeweU of which includes some 400 Heights College, their families and special guests, Jo hn J . C^onsldlne. M .M ., Cheyenne. couples in CFM groups in 30 first director of the recently In the schedule for the parishes of the archdiocese. VOL. LIV. No. 42. THURSDAY, JUNE 2,\l960 DENVER, COLORADO Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver paid special formed Latin American Bu tribute to Loretto’s Board of Trustees assembled reau of tbe National Cath for the academic cdebration on the Loretto cam- olic W elfare Ckmference, who will talk on ^ th la irprwiinf Idi ffatitode America and the need for Three Priests Silver Jubiierians a*d tka fntlbMla «C Um coUefe, lay apostles; and Bishop A itU M e a V tir — phatlwl Charles Buswell of Pueblo, Um aaranity of daraleiMDeDt at Lontta a d tha aaed of tbi who will ^ve the keynote Sacrifice,' Suffering aeaM a d apport of the lay- address Friday, July 29, at mm bi tUi dwatopa tn i **ro tbe four-state regional CFM aavtfa, tka pctnta, Catkolk convention. collafa Uka Loretto Heights Other CFM leaders to be H ave M arked Life of maat bare tba fupport of the present include Honsignor m k cooBRuity la Ita Inteaaiflad dfr Reynold Hillenbrand of TaU^xaeat profraai,” be said. Hubbard Woods, HI., na Rev. Johrr H. K elly Ardtbisbop Vehr, who cos- tional president of the fcnwd Oa dagraea at tba SOtb CFM; and Hr. and Mrs. Pat By RoaztTfUmKT aninal eoazteaeaowat, paUlety I paid tribota to the contribBtioa rick Crowley of Winnetka, When a priest reach^ the 25th year of his "that Rofla aad Loretto Heighta DL, principal lay promoters ordination, the only real wiy to mark the occasion CoOagea an naktngto the c o b - Oi CFM. malty of Denver.” Ca-Ordlnaden Dull is to celebrate Mass. But.for one priest of the Plaa are adar way fw the To Moot July 28.29 Archdiocese of Denver, who will note 25 years as beUdbig af a Uhnry aad aid- The first of the two meet R priest on Wednesday, June 15, the offering of Harln at Laretta Hdghta ings to be held on the Regis a Jubilee Mass will not be Calloge. Tha am af M M M College campus win be that poMible. y "wu one of tbe moet la katag aaight far thla par- Fatbu John H. Kelly, who t after athUtu in pare- Frater Anthony, O.C.S.O., for tbe national co-ordi wot ordilned in tbe Cathddral chill league history in the (above), son of H r. and Mrs. nating committee of C7M Tha brief addreai of Ard>- Michael Barron, 117S W. Custer of the Immacnlste ConceptloD, arddlooeu.” He wu offered biataop Vahr followed tba coco- July 28 and 29. One couple Rev. John Kelly Rev. Frands Potempa Rev. Ctreetlas Flyia Denver, on June 19, 1939, will nuiieroat sdioUrihlpe, Monti- Place, members of SL Rose of and one chaplain from each mraceBWDt addraaa given by lime’s Parish, Denver, will be mwk his silver Jubilee u a gnor Cavanagh said, and priest in St. Josef’s Hoipitsl, Edward L. Statnlgar, preiideiit ordained Judo 11 by Bishop diocese affiuated with the entered Regia Orilege on an of Siadair Oil Corporatloa of rrands P. Leipilg of Baker. National (7H Federation Fr. Potempa, Idaho Springs Pastor, Denver, his bome for the past ■thfctfe acholarabip. New York Ctty. la hla mesaage Ora„ at the dsterdan (Trap- are eligible to attend. Fifty several years. After m e year U Regti, ti the vadutaa tha ei ewitlvo pist) Abbey of Our leCty of couples and 30 priests are The highlight of that day Frther Kelly eMered SL aaphaaiaad tba Baefnlnoai and Giadalupe, Lafayette, Ore. ezM cted. will come ewly In tbe morning, SeulBaiy, DeBver, aaad af liberal arti In buttneai, Plans for Two Anniversary Mosses had the dkttMtiaa et He will offer his Pint Solemn Tbe national committee at 9 ajB,, when Ui broUwr, riiatrhliit Into the (dctnre that the first iBuhiulii t* Mass at tbe Abbey on June 12. will join in group discus tbe RL Rev. Honalgnor William the Loretto gradoata Is Uia In A silver jubilee Msu of old rectory wu remodeled Potempa began in 1954 when Kelly of Colorado Siwlnia will Us eitb« sight-yew Before entering the Tripplsta, sions on laymen and tbe ThuiktgiviDg will be celebrated through tbe generosity of Mn. he launched a drive to erect an heritor of a great liberal arts Frater Antbony’i name was offer a Masa in his honor In c a m at SL lhauas’. traditioD. C h u ^ lay spirituality, lay by the Rev. Frands P. Potempa Spencer Penrose. In 1990 entirely new church in Idaho tbe chspel of tbe hospital. A his First Han la 1986, Mark Andrew Barron. Ha waa In SL Paul’a Church, Idaho through funds provided by Hn. Sitflngf. The building wu com M0LMCB8 o r bom Sept 23. 1934. in CoUIh - missioiury enmts, and inh ReUtivu snd close frisodi of F a ^ Kelly wu aaUUed by AMEtiCA‘8 n r r u u tensified work with foreign Springs, at 8 ajn, on June 19, Helen Bonflls of Denver, SL pleted at a coat of S7OJI0O and Fatiwr Kelly among the eUrgy two brothera, MmlgDer ville, OUa. The family than Mary’s Church of the Aasump- la speaking of tha gradnate students in the U.S. tte day tie wu ordained 28 a debt of only S10,CI(XI remained wlD be in atteodsaee at the Kelly, whe at that tinu moved to Pneblo, where be wai yaan age by Archbishop Urban tin wu completely rutored. on the structme at its dedica as a eraetor of tba fntnre, Mr. Following this gathering Matt. Also jwetent wlQ be as^tant paster of 8L graduated from St. Leander’i J. Vehr in me Immaculate Con tion on March I. 1999. Stelnlgrr referrad to the voca Grada School. In 1001 ha was w ill be the Rocky Mountain Hlu Bonflls' wu inspired snoUwr prlut-brothsr, Father Mtry’i Parish In Oekrado ception Cathedral, Denver. Soings, aad Fatbw Bernard, tion of many of the graduates graduated with high bonora Area convention of the CFM by her ruidence in Central SignificaRt Frojact Bernard Kelly of All Saints' On tbe following Sunday, June VM at tha time wu a leinin- as that of iMe and mother, in from Pueblo Catholic High July 29-SL Ted and Lory and attendance at SL Mary’s The project is most memor Pariah, Denver. which role "you are iwdder of SebaoL 19, Father Potempa, putor ot while appearing in George Ber able since so many fsetora mili Whlla aerriag m psslar at arian In SL Thomu’. children’s lives and rnnariinint Lothamsr of St Therese’s the Idaho Suringa Parish, will nard Shaw'f The DemTi Disoipls BUFBRlNnNMNT In October of that tamo year PaiMh, Aurora, chairmen of tated againit such a hope, In- SL Jsssph*! Fartah, OsMm. ty of AoNrka'i fatoro." he catered the Trapplst Hones- Journey to Chicago to offer a with Maurice Evans. Her de clodlng the limited membmhip Fathar K ^ nrifered a Altar Unit Gives $2,162 ■ X ' ' 1 - ^ ' To Precious Blood Parish (Mott Precioui Blood Parish, next full registration will be in Denver) August. J The Altar and Rotary Society Bowlen' Officers a turned over $2,162.61 to the The Mixed Bowling League pariih to be used as a help to finished its 1999-60 season with ward the furnbhings and re a dinner-dance in the Tiffin modeling of the residence at Inn. Officers elected for the [V. ^ I y 2201 S. Harrison Street. 190061 season are Bob Bryant, 1 i « Registration for the fourth, president; Barney Powell, vice fifth, and sixth grades in tbe president; Mrs. Margie. Francis, r . parish school are now closed. secretary: and Neal Tasber, :4 i Third gnde registrations will treasurer. i r ? be offered until June 12. The Awards were given as fol ill. I lows: Lola Smld, high average for women; Angle Wenziner, S T . , P T A O rn C E R S high team; Homer Luginbill. 'Silver Jubilee' high team; A1 Schumm, high NEWLY INSTALLED offiM of tbe lepb Welle, McreUry; Mn. Byron Grim, tree- nirer; A1 Clark, auditor; Mrs. Neil Husginf. fint team; Rita Glover, high game PTA of St. Joseph’s RodemptoM School, rice preildeol; Mn. WllUam Sdinobel, president; Breakfast Set for women; Barney Powell, Denrer, u*. left to stetedJEn* J « s ^ and Mn. Ge<^ Leaned, installmg officer and high series for men; Ed Koer-! NEW OFFICERS OF ST. JAMES’ PTA Rohr, Mcoad vfce pnrtlent: H nJA tat NeeL <8t TbereM’i Pariah, Aurora) then president of Catholic Parent-Teacher ner, high game for men; Jack dent; Mn. Asher, Mn. Joseph Watkins, record retirinf pmideBt, now tUrd vke auMait; utd The Altar and Rosary So Grindinger, high average; John INSTALLATION CEREMONIES for Mn. Don Cuddy, hiftoriin; rtsaliiS. Mn. Jo- League. ciety's annual Communion the PTA of St. James’ School, Denver, ing secrelary; Mrs. Giarles Hetzler, second vice DeGood, high team; and Mary pruident; and back row, Mrs. Learned; Mn. breakfut. titled “Daughters of Mauer, high series for women. were conducted by Mrs. George Learned, out Our Lady—Silver Jubilee going CPTL president. The picture shows Mrs. James Gretter. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Bl. Socromesit Plans Adoration Day Breakfast,” will be held follow Ninety-one public school chil Thnnas Angelos, historian; Mn. Charles Hughes, dren received their Communion Learned banding the gavel to Hn. Sesco Asher, (Meaed Saenueat Pariah. Saturday, June 4, following the flrst Saturday of each month ing the 8 o’clock Msst, June 4, president. Tbe other officen are, left to right, treasurer; and Mn. Milford Borrows, aodltor. consist of tbe hourly redtation Sunday, May 19. They ore: Bsam) Ithe 8 ajs. Muf, in honor of Our in the school ball The olficen Robert Bomwt. S te m Barbi, front row. Mn. George Kelly, fint vice presi The Blaaaad SscnsMot |laiy of Fatima. of the Roaary and prayers of for the 1960-1961 term will be Stoves Bleibeeb, Donflat Break, reparation for tbe sins of man Raise Came res, VkloHa Carapbell, be sxpcMd for alMay aderatio The devotions that are held installed, and the 29-year mem- Candace Carbaoih, Note Caaatdr, kind committed against the Sa ben will be honored. Reserve Raaieta Cloffoittu, LawreiKe Qlf- St. James' PTA cred Heart, is srell u prayers In tions can be made between now (ord, Barbara Cooley. Patrick Col- Ibu, Kathleen CoUlion, Calhetine petition for world peace and the and May 29. All the women of Crowe. WlliUin DeAlvr 'Hlehael SEE AMERICA FIRST convenion of Russia. the parish are invited, Dultekl, Julie Donean, Barbara Eatertaias '60 Bleb, Mary renton, Uada Frederic, The exerdses dose with Ben Mary Honored David Fttlar, Dchorih Frltk. Jo MANY FINE BCORTED TOURS ediction at 9 p.m. On Sunday, May 22, the cbil- anna Fritcb; Davtd Gabelman, Vlrslnla Gem- Grads at Frolic • NEW Sister H. Gertrude of DuBois, drdn from grades three to seven mUl, Robert Glover, Baibara Glow- akl, Mtcha^ Gower, Snaelte Gra- Pa., made a brief visit at the of the pariah school participated (SL James' Parish, Denver) Fninds J. Hill home Iwt week velie, Mwicnaei l^ e l Otailar,utaiur, Garyutry uno- • eastemnT ^ in the annual May erovniing, dtnser,r. Wayne Orundmeyer, Hl- The graduates of the parish to attend the graduation exer- held in the pariah church and ehatl IHaagNty, Pitrlda Hauarty. • vfEsmtN Canada ■t Hartnell, HaoTMn Bayes, school were entertained by the dau of her niece, Ann Hill, attended by a large number of Robert ...... • AUSKA Kim HaMlbont, Snmuie Jenin, PTA at tbe annual “Spring from St Mary's Academy. parishioners. A procession fol Steven Johufon. Laura Jonat, Linda • HAWAII Kerr, Jarata Klaisvr, Walter Koel- Frolic" Tuesday, May 31, in the “the womeo'i ahop The new off inert for the PTA lowed the Living Roeary, with bel. Paul Kuehyt, Ruinll Llnaeotl; garden-decorated school cafe are: President, Mrs. Milton Con- May hymns in honor cd Mary Chinn tine Lamoreebt, Hark Lar- at Cherry Ckeek” oa m Frat LllffWm kowikl. Richard McAaally, Laura teria. Tbe young people fint en a iiriwiMtiM It wiy; vice president, Mrs. J. W. lung by the entire student body. McCabe, Gregory HeLeoa. Roger joyed dinner, followed by appro Welsh; recording secretary, Mrs. Retta Von Hassenhove, ot HcLMd, Margaret HcNefl), Kathleen HacDoimell, Jobs Male, Colleen priate speeches. Then they and J. C. Harvey; corresponding sec tended by Rebecca SpAncer and Martin, James Matters, Jeffrey their parents danced to the Jiih sA .-S h a/u d cin , JJuwstL retary, Mrs. Thomu Waters; Muriel Benson, crowned the sta Htuvau, Marcia Milan, Karen HUek, Vicky ModUm Uo. Roberta Moreland, music of Bobby HcNichi^’ treuurer, Mn. Donald Bottorff; tue of the Blessed Mother, and Helen HoteonI, John Hmien, Dennis three-piece orchestra. The green l-U ll E17 n th 8L historian, Mn. Robert Miles. led the prayer of Consecration. Murphy, Sussn N am ed, Debra Niel A Collection of son. Donald CCoanor, Joy (PDon- and yellow bids for tbe dancing Committee chairmen were A sermon for the children pre nall, Daniel O'Halre, Donald Freseo- served also as place cards for named u follows: Cbristmu ened Benediction of tbe Moet koenkl, Mary Ratladge, Susan Bid L b i b a i a n . T bB o c k h o r s t o die, James Robisebon: the dinner. csrd committee; chairman, Mn. Blessed Sacrament, given by the Monica Robisebon, John Stroup, The 91 boys and girls will re John Schnittgruod; treasurer. Rev. John Regan, pastor. Psmels Sesnnell, Xslblsen Smld, ceive their diplomas Thursday Un. P. A. Arcbambault; snd Robert SehmidL Ttmotby Smiley, Pstrtcia Smith, Kurt Ihidetpb, Robin evening. June 2. at 7:30 o'clock. Beautiful Clothes Hmes. George Andenon, B. Kel Cgiflewopd Club Tssber, Terrance Taylor, Jstnlne All Pack 96 Cub Scouts and ley, Ted Sebroeder, Sam Haig- Theno, Scott T h o m a a, Timothy Ploniiing Poflucfc Thomas, Bonsld Tune, Cary WUler, their families will meet for a ItUUMHU 4CHU ier. and Perry Holcum. Ramona White, and Vereeda Wol- picnic on Sunday, June 9, at 1 Chrlatmu gift shop commit lanwtber. 1 8 9 7 The ITolden Age Club of En Teachers for these classes for p.m. at Genesee Camp on High for tee chairman, Mn. James Mc- glewood will bold s social pot- the past school season were way 40. Comb; health committee chair luck dinner in the HOF Hail, Mrs. Howard Lenihan and Mrs. TTiere will be no vacation man, Mn. Elred Wobido; pro- 3429 S. Broadway, on Monday, Richard Mulhern. Tbe ceremony school (his summer for chil gnm chairman, Hn. John Hall; June 6, at 6 p.m. Admission is dren attending the public HUBT W. UHMW was under the direction of Mrs. room mother chairmen, upper free to all bringing a covered Alan Lutz. schools. Festive Occasions grades. Mn. Allen J. Cummings; dish of food. To those not lower gndes, Hn. Elmer Polfer. bringing food, the charge Is $1 Tbe Rev. Anton J. Borer. for each person. There will be S.M3., the U3. superior of the cards and dancing from 8 till All Souls' Altar Society Filmy Griffons for Dancing Bethlehem Fathen, will make a 10:30 p.m., with music by the retreat at Sacred Heart Retreat Bhytbm Wrtnglen Orchestra. and Cocktails snuB t House near Satida, from June 6 Vlsitoa ore welcome. Informa To Hear Fr. Koontz Talk TlWOCMOan, CKD to 11. He will be accompanied tion may be obtained from Hazel (An Souls' Parish, Englewood) them at PY. 4-9932 for further Imported Cottons for V22 GAS I ElEastC SIOG. by six other Bethlehem Fathen Faye FUchey, social chairman The Altar and Rosary Society iofomtation. Cocktail and Country Club TAber 5-0241 stationed In Colondo, SU. 1-2199. will meet Tuesday, June 7, at Tangbt Dancing 6 p.m. in the pa^h ball. Tbe Each Wednesday evening Pastels, Silks and Chiffons Rev. W. J. Koontz, pastor of some 20 couples of tbe Mr. and Notre Dame Parish, wlJI be the Mn. Club receive dancing in for Weddings guest speaker. He wlU speak on stnictions from Paul Dubeau of Dork Cottons for Town Wear the Shrine of Our Lady of the Dubeau Dance Studio in Lit Lourdes. tletoD. a n d Trove! A "get-acquainted” social was A recent social function and given by the members of Mother bam dinner in honor of Mother's Pastel Cottons in Prints and C.'.brini Circle for the members Day was held by memben of Plain Colors of tbe Queen of Peace Circle, In the group, in the parish hall. A the home of Virginia Roman. pantomime skit and a Hawaiian Silks and Chiffons for Mothers Club Ends Season hula dance wu presented by The Couples’ Bridge Club of Bob Howe. Jim Zimmerman, of the Bride the parish recently beld the end John Crump, Herman De- of the season party at the home Vleigler, Joe McCauley, Tony of Hr. and Mrs. John Crawford. Wasinger, and Jack Perkia. Sixteen couples were present. ENROLL YOUR CHILDI You will find all of them ot . . . Prizes were awarded to tbe fol Summtr lowing in Group A; Hr. and boy Comp fsr Csthftllc PRIUK'S When Death Occurs Away From Homi Mrs. James Martin, first prize; loyi and OIrli Mr. and Mrs. Ned Wolfe, sec Supervlied Day C u » Under ond; Hr. and Mrs. (^awford, Ideal EnvlrouBent Csimdltloni The Women's Shop at Cherry Geek third; and Mr. and Mrs. John MIS. f. L KTEIS Vj Crump, low. Prizes for group B „US SOUTH DUOklY TUS-mS' were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald, first; Hr. and Mrs. Robert Alberts, second; Hr. and Mrs. George Heavers, third; and Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Touchton, low. -M i A gift of $86 was presented to tbe Rev. Omer Foxhoven, pas tor, for the benefit of the parish, -V i by the club. SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER SPEER AT SHERMAN Chairmen of the group next A year are Hr. and Mrs. George Heaven. Anyone interested in joining the club may contact Fleming School Graduates Eighth f 1J’ V r r E. CaPAX AT MAGNOLIA ENGLEWOOD Grade Students (2779 So. Broadway) (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) The parish school held eighth grade graduation in the past ?veek. The Rev. James Purfield celebrated a Hlgb Mass and pre sented diplomas to Susan Koh- nen, Agnes Hoefler, Mary C Lack, Jack Schaefer, and Ron Telephone your local mortuary immediately, and let them rnake all of the necessary aid Wemsman. The Catholic seniors of Flem arrangements for you m the place where death occurred. ing High School also attended the Graduation Mass in cap and This procedure will save you concern, time and needless expense, because you are gown. Tbe two graduates were Kenneth Schaefer and Donald reiainxng the services of only one mortuary. Lack. Following the Blasa a break fast was served in tbe ball hon H a m m o n d Olmjiers are especially qualified to serve famtites under these circumstances, since oring the graduates. At the May crowning Judy spinet organ we are Denver’s only member of the National Selected Morticians, an international or Schlenz crowned the atatue (d the Blessed Virgin with Sharon $ 1 3 7 0 . ganization limited to the leading mortuary m each city. Schaefer and Jodell McHillian as attendants. Tbe crown-bearer Convenient tenns OUngers also belong to the National Funeral Directors Association, the Colorado was Pamela Bomboft. Sodality Officers to suit you, up to Funeral Directors Association, and the Denver Morticians Association. Our Lady of Fatima Sodality 36 m onths. :::beld election of officen as fol Colorado's oldest Hammond organ dealer. lows: President, Jerry HcHil- lian; vice president, Jodell Mc Hillian: secretary, Sharon Schae Store cloaca at 1 P.H. GL 5-3663 Saturdays during the fer; and treasurer, Dick Schae summer months. fer. F' Serving Nearly of Denver’s Families The Youth Sodality sent 96 pounds of clothing to Our Lady n ,.k i WELLS MUSIC ONE HOUR FREE PAJUONO of Lourdes Mission. Porcupine. laiv caiiroaNiA sr. Mac iLh6. MUNICIPAL PARKINO OARAGB S. Dak. 1745 STOUT STREET ThHrtJiy, JMat 2. 1940 OHkt, 939 BmMck StrMt THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER T«lephen«, Kayiten* 44205 PAGE THREE O n.nrT E T VKD SULLIVAII PUIT SLATED nW E 17. 18,19 1st Masses Set E m pire Lyric P layers W ill Present 'R uddigore' In Arcluliocese This field, then assistant putor at of Pinafore is recalled now with a meeting was organized less In addition to singing and Four newly ordained prlesb St Patiicfc% tbe crt**>P oryan- much hilarity tv memben of than a month after the Ptrotes acting, all members are this will celebrate their First Sol ces o f tiilbert and SuUi Ised and ^opted tbe name the ELP. It aeems that at the of Penamee production to dla- year engaged in one w more of emn Masses in the Archdio van’s Ruddigore, or The “Eiapire Lyric Playera." second performance people cuas future plans. Several mem the following activities: De cese of Denver on Sunday, Witches Curse, at Bon- As rehearsals for Pteoforr were still trying to buy tickets, ben were appointed by the tem signing or sewing costumes, de Jun^ 9. Archbishop Urban J. |ot under way, other talented but, alas, there were no more porary chairman to draw up a signing. constructing or paint Vehr will ordain tbe young fUs Theater, Denver, on yonac tincen from other aec- ticketil constitution and set of bylaws ing sets, publicidng or promot men at ceremewies in the Cb- JwM 17, 18 tad 1# will ba the tioBt d Denver began to Join for the group.. ing this year's production, so thedrsl of the Immaculate third umrbI pradoctloD o( the (There were still Seats avail liciting ads or patroni for the Conception, Denver, on Satur tbe oriclBa] croup of Holy Fam able, however, so u but as These were discussed at an Empire Lyric Flayan, D«mr^ ily and St Patrick's sincm. other general meeting and program, setting up the distri day, June 4, at 9:30 p.m. ocUy OUb^ fod SttUbrao croup. tickets were handed in at ^ bution or tickets, gaining new The four are Fathers (^armelo Fatber Purfield obtained the door they were returned to the adopted with a few minor Wbn tbt croup Hivt orcu- members, and planning social M. Baltazar, Gerard F. Cusack, ipooeorshlp of the Christian box office for reaale. changes, An election of officers M la itawry, 1908, for rt- Family Movement in St Pat- was held. In November, 1906, activities through the member Robert P. Heznar, and H. Robert baonth of HMS Pinafore • mo r i^ i Pariah, aad Gordon Parks (ITie fatber of one of tbe per- formal inconwratlon papen ship committee, or just plain White, larity of the BMnben were conductor d the Community formen was a mighty bored were filled with the State of “straightening up” after tbe re Father Baltazar, a native of cndnotM of Hoiy Fually Hifh Arts Symphony (then the Enyle- and tired man that nl^t, hav Colorado; Now organized in hearsals u members of the the Philippine lalands, wlU cele Sebooi Demor. who had ac wood Symphony Orchestra) ing apent the early part of the dependent of private and/or “clean-up” committee. And they brate hu First Solemn Mass in quired Uwir lo«* of muric ia promised his services and those evening running from tbe door public ownenblp, the Players all love it! St. Francis de Sales' Church, c n if^ GUbort aad SulU- of his orcheetrs. to tbe box office and back donate all groat profit to char- Denver, Sunday, June 8, at 9:48 vao in partleular from Sittar AUTHORS SEEN Many sad varied were tbe again many times.) ity. a.m. Hb mother will fiy from Mary Vktor, oae of their hicb AT THEIR BEST problensa confrontinc tbe croup Early in 1906 tbe ELPs began This year's production. Rud (he Philippines to attend the odwed toacbett. that year, but aomebow, throuch rehearuls for Ptrotes of Pen- RESPONSE ordination ceremony and tbe re They bad appeared in per- much {wayer and ha^ work, 18 OVERWHELMING digore, though somewhat less ranee. Weeks of intensive re- known than other Gilbert and ception which will be held Sun (onaaocoa of BUS Pinafort, Pm^orr wu finally stayed in day evening from 6 to 8 o’clock Pkatee of Penamee, Trial by bearssl resulted in two well- The reorganiatlon of the Sullivan works, contains much AugUit 1908, at tbe Denver received perfomiancet in June group has resulted in more ac of the best work of its authors. in SL Francb de Sales’ High jn n , aad Tlu Mikado, wbkb Women's Chib. at Bonfils Memorial Theater. School. Siatar Victor bad produced at tive participation in every phaae It was first produced in 1887 In spite of toch mithsps as Again Mr. Parks and his or- of the produetioo by each and Mrs.-A. J. Dunst, president of the «n«up*f theater at EUlch'i tbe collapse a set and tbe when the coUaborators had tbe Altar Society, will be the Gartkoa. cheatra provided the orchestra every member. reached tbe top of their form, tool an actor’t cpaulat dtm- accompa^ment, and again the chairman of Father Baltazar’s CSOB CONDUCrOt iny the performance, the ahow Under the capable leadenhip and is, essentially, a parody of St Patrick’s CFH, together of Lon De Paei^ere, president reception. She will be assbted IHBECTg GIOVP wat well received and tbe mem- the domestic melodrama so by Hmes. John Baker, Wil- One of the Hc^ Family with the pariah SL Vincent de and the bard-woridng officers ben of the croup immediately popular in its day. It is certain Ibm Scott, John Blair, Grattan Crak who wai iu^red by Sia- Paul Society, provided ^nmsoc- snd board of directors, eom- to please with iu gay, light mu began making plans for tbe fol- ship. Proceeds from tbe pe^ Phelan, Oliver Kerb, Joseph tar Mary Vlctor’i efforts WM towing year's production. mitteei were set up and all sic and is guaranteed to provide foeepb Libeoati, dlreetor af St iormances were turned over to mmbers were uked to sign up Sheridan, and George Swert- some hearty lau^. berger. Pmrkk'i choir. Be acreed to SAME TICKETS these organizationi for chari f(v whatever phase, or phues, libonati continues as musi be director of tbe croup SOLD TinCE! table purpotea. of the production they were cal director this year, and On Sunday, June 5, at 9:30 Throoeb his u n tl^ orts (One imiuing iacident in con Tbe entboaiasm of the mem most interested in. Tbe re Bruce Kerwood, another ELP a.m. in SL Philomena's aad those of Patbtf Jaiaes Pur- nection with the performances bers at this point was such Uut sponse was overwhelming! member, is dramatic director. Church, Denver, Father Cu sack will offer hb First Sol WELCOME TO SEMINARY emn Mass. A reception for The Rev. Francis Colom, C.R., rector of St. Andrew Avel- him will be held in St. Philo- lino’s Seminary, Denver, greets high oeboed boys Cfxning te learn Thornton Parish Slates NOCTURNAL ADORATION INVITES mena't School hall from 9 to 7 about “Seminary Day.” This full-day program, to be held Tuesday, p.m. on Sunday. June 7, will provide information about seminary life for inter Chir Lady of Grace Church, ested boys, and will acquaint them with the Theatine Fathers' Open House at G)nvent US TO BE CHRIST'S COMPANIONS Denver, will be the scene of Fa newly erected North American Province. Area boys ara invited Men from all the parishes in Therefore, if we would follow rora; ther Meznai's First Solemn Mass to attend, and learn of the Theati^’ new program, which hope* C ^n house will be held in the new convent Denver will partldpste the night the law of love, we must learn 11- 12 o'clock—Annunciation,on Sunday, June 9, at 11 a.m. A to provide pnests to help carry w ever-increasing load of par of June 2-S In the regoUr to Sacrifice ourselves. All of SL Francb de Sales', and Mother brother of the mriinand, the iah work in the United States. Shown with Father Colom are, of Holy Cross Parish, Thornton, on Sunday, June monthly tU-night adoration of these things can only be under of God; Rev. Joseph Meznar, aisbtant left to right, David Sullivan, Owep Rathbun, Andy Ott, Michael 5, from 2 to 7 p.m. The Rev. Chiles Jones, pas- the Blessed Sscrament in Holy stood clearly throu^ medita 12- 1 o'clock—Blessed Sacrapastor at Holy Trinity Parbh, Winter, and Dick Sullivan. tor of the Denver suburban parish, has extended Ghost Church in downtown Den tion aiu] adoration—that b why ment, Holy Rosary, St. Joseph’s Westminster, will serve u dea ver. memberahip in tbe -Noctumri (Polish), (Christ the King, Eve^ con at Fatber Meznar's Firat an invitation to all parishioners and friends to "Nocturnal Adoration,” says Adcration Society b lo vital to green; Cure d'Art, St Mary's, Mass. A reception b scheduled inspect tha Kkoon structure plea a Uzriargartea Lay teach- the Rev. William GaUagher, the life of every Catholic gen Littleton; and Nativity of Our for the newly ordained in Oui Theatine Seminary Day Tbe SMars of Cbarity of Cin en have been serving as In spiritual director, “invites u to tleman. The worldly man, with Lord, Broomfield; Lady of Grace School hall from cinnati win begin teaching in structors. the ooUest solitude and the out any religion and without 1- 2 o’clock—St. Philomena's,9 to 7 o'clock Sunday evening. the sdtool next September. BIGHT PRIVATE ROOMS noblest society. It invitu us any belief in the future life, who SL Patrick's, St. Anne's, Ar Father White will celebrate Scheduled for June 7 Praaent plans call for two nuns The. convent hu been rec<»- to be Intimate companions of Uvea an abatemious life, might vada; Holy Family, and Most hb Firat Solemn f'asa in Holy Beginning a new phase of served, and tbe afteriioon pro to staff tbe aefamd next faU, Christ. It invites ns to pa^ be considered a fool—but a Precious Blood; Family Church, Donvsr, on Sun with two more added tbe fol- structed from a aurpltu build their centuries-old work, the gram will include devotions, rec- ing (Stained from tbe Rodty tlcipate in the spiritual refresh Catholic man who livu only for 2- 3 o'clock — Assumption,day, June 9, at 11 ajn. Father Theatine Fathera of the newly lUtion, a visit to the St. lowlng year. Tha school now ment that Our L«d ^ves to the things of thb world is ab Welby; Sacred Heart, SL An White will greet guests and includaa tbe first four grades Flab projecL Interior and exte eatablished North American Thomas' Seminary Chapel, and rior work began last Febrotry those who love Him. In Noe- solutely aazy. thony of Padua’s, St Lonb’, friends at a reception In hb Province will bold a “Seminary a vocation movie. At 6:30 pjn. liKloded are a complete kfteb- turnri Adoration Catholic men "We hope ^at more and more Englewood; Our Lady of Mt. honor in tbe parbh'i new audi Day” on Tueaday, June 7, in St. the boys' parents are invited to en, dining room, and commu come together to enkindle in ^tholic gentlemen of tbe Den Carmel, Guardian Angeb', All torium from 6 to 8 o’clock Sun Andrew AvelUno’s Seminary. attend a conference on “Par nity room. There are six private each other the fire of virtuous ver area will come and join tbe Soub’, Englewood; Our Lady of day evening. This event, plann^ for bi^ ents and Vocations," given by Maiyknoller's rooms and two guest rooms. liviDg. Nocturnal Adoration Society on Lourdes, snd Holy Crou, Thorn school and college age boys and the Rev. Francis Colom. Cit.. The convent b part of the L- "In nocturosl adoration we the eve the first Friday, June ton; thmr parenta, will provide guid rector of St. Andrew’s Seminary. ihaped pariah plant on property truly learn to love God. We 2." sU o’clock—SL Ignadus Loy Father John K^lly ance and information regarding BeneidcUon will mark the dot Ordination Set 13 and cme-haU acm in size, lit- kneel before the Divine Muter. Mau wifi be offered at mid- ola’s, SL Catherine’s, SL Jo vocations to the priesthood. ing of the day- We sit at the feet of the great nighL Confeulou will be seph's, (^Iden; SL Pius the (Continued From Page One) cluded in thb area, besides the A discussion of the Theatine information aiid reservations convent, are the cburch, a luge est of all teachers, Jesu Christ, heard all daring the nlghL Tenth, Aurora; Holy Trinity, named the president of tbe may be obtained by catling SK. who b the God of Love and and Communiei will be db- Westminster; and Out Lady of group in 1939. Fathers and tbe new role they For June 11 parish ball, and tbe six-class are assuming in the United 6-9922. Tbe ocBunary.-ioeited at teaebu us tbe.true mesning of trflrated every hour rfter mld- Visitation; Fatber John was appointed fCoariaMd From Page. One) room ichooL States will be the first feature 1090 S. Birch, Denver, may be Tbe parish wu etbbibhed life and love. He shows os the ni^t. 4-9 o’clock—St. John tbe pallor of St. Peter's Parish in ardaiaad priest wiU be held of the day. With the establish reached by the No. S or tbe Aug. 29, 1987, with Father sure way to follow the pursuit HOURS OF ADORATION Evangelist’s. Presentation, St Fleming in 1939 and was named Colorado Boulevard bus. at tha Narjtnril Hause, Sill Jonas as the founding pastor. It of hspplnesa. 9- 10 o'clock—Cathedral, SLRoK of Lima’s, Christ tbe King, to SL Joseph's Parish in Golden ment of this province, the Thea- Beat Sivaath Avanaa, Oaa- tines in North America will be DAY’S SCHEDULE wu wganiasd according to an "At the present time the Joaepb’s (C.S.SJt.), SL Maiy Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Wheat in 1949 where he later suffered “A Day at the Seminary” be wr, fraa I Is 8 p-m. unusual flnandal plan. No col wtirie world b in chaos. Nt- Magdalene’s, SL Cajetan’s, SL Ridge; SL Patrick's, Ft Logan; come entirely self-sustaining, the stroke. seeking and relying on United gins with registration at 10 ajo., A graduate of SL Frands de lections have been taken at the tlou are divided more than Bernadette’s, Lakewood; and and St. James'; Since being confined to St. and a complete scbedule foi- Salea' Grade and Hl(^ Schoob. Musea or larvieea. ever before. H»y are separated Our Lady of Fatima, Lakewood; Sd o’clock—Holy Ghost, St. States vocatloiu to continue and Joseph’s Hoapital, nurses, expand their new wink. lovi: 10:30 a.m., talk, “Who An the ordtaiand anterad Maryknoll, Tbe Ismllks are buUdiog from one another by rivalry, ha 10- 11 o'clock—SL Vincent deEllzabetb’s, All Sainb', Notre friends, all who have come in OPPORfUNITT TO LEARN the Theatine Fathers?" by Fa Gton EUyn. In SepUnbar. 1901, their parish on the bub of pen tred, lelf-interesL greed and Paul's, SL Dominic's, Our Lady Dame, SL Catherine’s, Derby; contact with Father Kelly, have ther Colom; 11:19 a.m., Confea- to begin studies for tbe foreign sonal respoulbiUty and obUga- many other evil pusioiu. Na of Grace, and St. Therese's, Au and St. Augustine, Brighton. remarked of the courage and Vocatioiu in general .will be siODs; 11:30 a.m.. Dialogue Mass miaalott priesthood. At Mary- tion. TTm fadUtlu in the parish tions, however, are but the ac- cheerfulness with which he tbe topic of a talk by tbe Rev. and sermen on "Vocations” by knoU ha eamad a bachelor ri are the prod neb of the united cumnlatloot of Individuab. So bears his affliction. Charles Woodrich. archdiocesan Father Woodrkh: 12:30 p.m., arts and master of religious efforb and investment of the we W that it is the selfish- Collection Returns Given Father Kelly makes it to director of vocationa, at the luncheon; 1:30 p.m., recreatitm; edueaticKi degrees. CsthoUc people in the commu neu snd the evil passions in Mass each Sunday in the hos 11:90 o'clock Dialogue Mass 2 pjn., visit to St. Thomas’ Sem The ordlnand has one brother nity. individual lives that b tbe cause pital chapel in hit wheelchair. “Life in the Seminary,” a con inary Chapel; 3 p.m., Rosan' >od aad lour aiitera, all of whom of moat of tbe misery in the For Aged, Infirm Priests On several occasions while in ference given by the Rev. Bart Stations; 4 pjn., talk, “Life in live in Denver. world today. Returns in the collection for Bites Park—Our Lady o! Nadal, C.R., will give attending Seminorian to Direct the Mountains tbe hoapital Father Kelly bM the Seminary,” by the Rev. Bart “In nocturnal adoration we aged and infirm prieib, taken BverineD—Christ tha KIni administered tbe last rites to boys an opportunity to tearn Nadal, CJR.; 9 p.m.. dinner; 6 Before leaving for the Mary- learn by meditation and prayer knoU mlaaions of Japan, Father Forum in Thornton up In churches of tbe Archdlo- P k ^ r —S t Mary's ...... IS. 71 feUow patients and his “parish” about both major and prepara p.m., movie, “Prieet of Jesus the basic law of fife, which hu ceM of Denver Sunday, May 19, Plemlns—St. Pater's ...... M.OO tory seminary life, as St. An Outrill will have a abort vaea- Holy Creu Pariah. Thani- PORT COLLINS— today is made up of many of Clirist,”; 6:30 pjn., talk, “Par been given to ua by Almighty are reported by tbe Chancery Holy PamUy ...... dreVs offers both. tloa at hose with hia family. lan, will eenduet a Parish ZB4« tboae persons confined in the ents and Vocations.” by Fatber God. From this we learn to Office aa foliowa; 8 t Joaert>’a ...... 370.00 hospitri. Lundieon and dinner will be Colom; and 7 p.m.. Benediction. k Japan the Maryknoll Fa- FomiB thb tunmer under reapect and practice goodneu, DKNVBt PARISHES Port Lofan—St. Patrkkk .. M.1Z thera ara ttalioned in Tokyo and the dlreetiea ef Richard Ling, CiUiMlnl ...... tass.os Pert LuptOB—S t WlUlaa'a. S 7 M the Kyoto am, where they justice, truth-speaking, kindness All SlUU’ ...... Pert Morfan—S t Helant'a. W 4( a second year theology stu- and good works. Every law ia All Souls', Bnsicwood ____ »1.SS Fountain—icaiondo staff 91 pariahei. They also deat stadjlag far the Ardi- ABounehtloD ...... Sprtnse—St Paul’s) ___ started work in 1901 on the based upon certain principles Bleated Seeramaot ...... STO.IH Piederkk—St. Thereae’a .. dlocete af Denver ri SL and when these basic ideu are Cbrift Um K in s...... 4M00 GOoTiatewn—Our Lady of Maud of Hi^kaldo, Japan's Thama' Seminary. Core d'An ...... SIKI.OC Lourdaa ...... nerthenunoat bland and the viobted, tbe whole law b set QoardUo Aosela' ...... W.OO Glenwood Sprtnxi— The fa m Haelf will be Holy Cmn nbomtoa) ___ UAS St Staten's at defiarKe, and tumult and Grand LiUe—S t Asse'a home of tbe last lOJXW memben chiefly cencenied with in- chaos follow. '' Holy FamUy ...... lOCAS of tbe dying Aim: race. Gbotl ...... sn.H (RrammUaif) ...... stnettag the laity In partld- “How can we fulfill the ;di- Holy Roetry ...... UM Grand Valley—S t Newly aisigaad priaitt study pntlen at Man. Lhig who will RolyTrlBUy. Weatsdniter- lOS.IM B nediD ’a ...... vine contract? By uidttng with Meet Preeloua Blood ...... IM.tS GREELBY- the laniguagt at the Maryknoll Uvf la the pariah, win also God in our mlndi and in our Motbor of God ...... m .W Our Lady of Peace ...... 91JB sebooi in Tokyo bafota iMfhH eondact the perbh census tad NotN Dune iSLlt ' « t Peteria ___ ...... M 74I hearts, by becoming one with Oar Ledy of FtUrai ...... 1S6.N Grover—S t Hary'a ...... 7.H nlag active mbrion work. Mary- win direct the series ef In- Him in sdontion and love. By Our Lady of Once ...... M.OO Kaxtao—Cbriat the Klnf knoUan paatad a record D u n stnetieas. Our Ledy of Ouadalope ... (Holyoke) ...... living in Him who b Goodness Our Ledy of Loaidoi ISO.SS Holyoke—S t Patrick's ___ bar of Baptkmi OD Iliittildo 1 believe thb b the first we become holy; by liring in Our Lady ef Ml. Carmel . . . IIS.SO H ofo—St Anthony's in 1909. time la the archdiocese that Our Lady of VlilUUoa . . . . UM Idaho SprI&sa—SI. Paul's .. Him who b Almighty we be PreaantaUon ...... ISIJO n U f-S t Catharine's inch a pregram, with a semi- come capable of miracles; by Sacr^ Heart ...... SIJS Julatburf—St Anlhoay’i nariai firing la restdenee living in Him vdio b All-Know SL Anae’i, Arvada ...... tllJS Kit Carson—S t AufuaUne'a » 4 t Fait, JlbttiB«ne« (hraa^ent the rammer has 8t. Antboay of Padua'a . ZI7X0 Kremmllnf—S t Patar's 14.00 ing we learn what no human 81. Barmdetto% Ukewoed U tM KeatMaboTf—Holy Ptnaily . O a V IfU J o M 4 been attempted,” uld Father wisdom can teach. This lu- 8L Cajetan'i ...... tATI K loira-S t AUaPa (B bert). u.n Chartos Jeaet, paster. •L CaUwrtae’a ...... SSC.SS Lafayotto—Irntnaenlate Satwday, Jaae 4, b tbe prame union b called love and St. Domlalo’a ...... MAJ CMceptlen ...... it cannot be mebed except St. DliabeUi'a ...... tSMS LEADVILLE— VigB af tho Feast at Pente- St. Praaeia de Seltt* ...... STC.OO AnntntdaUon ...... eaat R b a day af fast aad AU-Sehoel Picnic through love. Bt IfaiUoi Loyola^ 8t. Josaph'i ...... “TTda law of love b the basic S t Jamea' ...... SM.IM liman—(Mission o f H n fo l.- partial abattianea. Hhm wba jnne 2 at EUlch'i St. loba the BvauaUtn . . tW.Ot Lo&craont—St. John ara blind by tbe law may law of life. The la w of love b S t Joaepb-i (CJBO.) ...... US? tho BapUit'a ...... 1«.7« The annul paraxial all- divided into two parts. First S t Joaeph’a, CM ea ...... W.W LoulavUle-~St Louk' ___ M40 OJ « t matt « ly at the prisetpal S t Jotepb'a (Pollab) ...... SS.OO Levtlasd—St. John the •aal that day. sehaal plcnk b being held en love God; second, love thy St. Leo tbe Great _____ ~ ~ EvanieUit'a Ihusday, Jnne 8, at Blitch neighbor. The cure for the St Louit', Bsxlewood ...... SStAO Manltou—IHlaslon of Sacred St. Mary MaidaleBe’i ...... 3U.M Heart—Colorado Spriofa) FORTY HOURS' Gardens in Denver. Some K- troubles of life b simple. It b S t UanPa, UtUatoD ______Mithaaon St Arnes’ •W stndeab ara expected te to stop violating tbe law of love. St. Palrtek'a S9A0 (Hlaeloo of ClU iu)n) ...... T * t DEVOTIONS Sts. Patar aad Paul'a Meed—(Mlasloo of attend thb nUng, which b It b not eiM U fh to say we are Wbaat RIdfe ...... ZM.M Prederkk) ...... IIJS ArtMlaeeee ef Danvar one ef the hlghll^U ef the going to follow thb idea. We St Pbllomena'a ...... Meeker—Holy Family ...... 1S.00 St Piua ‘tenth, Aaron ___ 1S7.W Mlntum-at Patrick's .... WEEK o r JUNE S, INI actlriUei that mark the eleee mutt do IL St. B m of LlBu’a . SUM MonuoMBi—St. Pater's PDmeOST SUNDAY af the tcheal year. “In nocturnal adoration we St Thereae'i, Aaron ...... IBB.W (Mission of Dberti 7.W St. Vlaceat oe Paul'a 40.00 Oak Creek—S t Hirtin'a 1147 •GOcrast, Sacrad Bawt Chirch AHheugh the picatc b prl- can begin to show God that we PARISHES OUTSIDB DENVER Ncvcaatle—Precious Blood •Haxtn, Chrbt lha Ktag BMfUy far the etementaiy really want to love Him. Sel- AkrOD—S t Jooeph't ...... ZS.OO iHlarioo of Bine) ...... Aapan—St Mar^s ...... Poets—Sacred Heart . ... Ctereh papdi, many Ugh seheel sto- fishnen b the greatest obatscle Baaalt—S«. Vlneent'i .... PUtUvfUe-St. Nkbolas' . Z7.00 Baipa, SL Aathaayb Ch«r^ deata ara aba expected te to the love of God. It is the Boulder—Sacred Heart ZSS.SO Ranreiy—S t IrnaUua' .. . . 34.00 Boulder, South—Sacred Redcllff—Ht. ^ tm e l •Maha SpriafL BL PaaTa lake pert in tbe d^b aettri- barrier that comes between the Heart of Mary . . n.TO (Mliston of Hlnturnl ... Owreh tiea. union of God and tbe soul. Boulder—St. Tbotaaa RUlc—St. Hery'i Aquinas* R offen—Secred Heart .. . Brtfxadslt—St Joseph’s 9.00 Steamboat Sprlnct— Brtibten—St AocuaUae'a Holy Name Broomfield—Natmty of Sterllnf—St. Anthony of Our Lord ...... lira Padue’a ...... Bruab—S t Hary'a ...... 4141 StoDchem—St. Jobn'i . . REUGIOUS ARTICLES Buffalo—S t Elliabetb'i SIretburf—(HltaloD of Burttafton—St Cathetina’s 11.00 Huxo) Calhan—St. HIcbtel'a . Stratton—St. Chtriea • STATUES • ROSARIES • MEDALS Caai^e—(MUiIm of Sacred Borromeo'i 73.00 ■bsb’s ■ M . . . h Heart, Colorado Sprinfs) 11.1$ Vktor—St. Victoria .. 13.40 Walden—S t Ifnatlua' ...... Cattle Rock—St. Pranclt’ 8 b ■BBigBrtid m i U bk SmNAMskflil lObertI .. S3.07 Welby—Aaaumptton ...... 100.6 •PICTURES • PRAYEREOOKS Central City—Ainimptlon We;doaa-~St rninclt' (Idaho Sprlnsil ...... 040 (kUarion of Bnub) ...... 1741 Sivne m n d w« more Mesid 0MA ol/trsl Prepm for Cbeyenne wella—Sacred Woodland Park—Our Lady ’most snftWng Ip jM ik g M A M swMgf seeowH sad Heart 10.00 o f Woods ...... Z2.10 • P0IOANTS • BOOKS • KAQUES COLORADO SPRINCS- W ny-^t Andrew’! ...... 314B mfkine A grow ty regidw ApoaKs. H'e Jdd JX MwcM Conna Chrtsti m jO Yuma—St. Jobn'i ...... 1940 DMac Redeemer . S l.lt pm rnmum, compoundta qumtmlyt Stmt item. Cpt or AMERICAN m ft«| rOH TOOTilS* rPTOHE OrGot KUIerliuiG other mlifortuoM may be boras, or tbeir effects overcome. 'l i l t fir C t fk ilii I . . . But ebo shaQ rwoBstruet P arental D iscipline t t M. L MUMUT emrtcM NA«9i tbe fafatie of a demoliahed lovenuaeat? — Daniel Webeter i REGISTORIRLS (178S-18K), Bunker EEH spsieh. • • • CATKOUe COMMCIIT ON CVlIRSMT EVSNTf G reatest Kindness Men tend to boUevo idtat they | wiib.—Joliix Caesar (101441 lASIC IMfORTAKCI of pw tnU l control of B. C ), GtlUc Wars, ill, 184. JL fhi toMM#* is ovirwlMlmingly subsUntUted In M11IROR8 o r ACiOlfXZED LAND s of tbetM iHiser's u m of tbs sutomoUIo which i n f l ^ by Alhstc latBoace Coa^mj. 'The tcudr lacves 00 h it dedwei "(hu it a aoc (be w but the .^ ■*>1 of ki w io t il ioporaoL Ptreoa simply moit mlise THE FACES O F RUSSIA (be ewecy of tp-i-i'inr moK aabority om tbeir neo-tgen oot stay in Moscow. He bii not seen Russia io 40 yesra. But of bow soo wbea they ilrive." By Pa u l H H A u e rr e a d in g t h i s m o r n in g of tbe death of Boris be is mote truly Rossiin than tbe emioeni tutboc who refriseJ The Ijttic piaripli!, it migbt be added, applies oot only R Paitenuk in h li Russian home made me think to leave hk native kod when dx duett of expokion honx over rn'oieof olLaMiMUc. bot n emy ttpca of dw teenniget’s of bow In recent yean tbe fecei of noted R u n U u have him io 1938. FuQy appredadve of the vtlnes of tbe adopted Bft. toh&Bae t e long baes cecagbiM u neceswfy foe the mkrored iptiitual c ^ io o M in that agonised ko d country be serves so well u ooe of the speaken to Rot^ of Dbdplioe io (be funiiy, which is Khnisbehev's it d x face of materialism. A pig Is o fca over iae Yoke of Ametka, be also knowa tbe spiritual re- ie^ a3 i laq Med by Io*e, is the beat kiod of diicit xlected as the symbol of that {d iik o ^ y , and the swine-like serva of the Russian charam, now obscured Iqr tbc blutctr Jm ufli Atirainm^. m fact. mi|b( be said to drmmidi 'i oudines -of Khnidtcfaev's face, m all n i intelllgeoce, are ob sod dx spumita of Khnubdiev sad Msiinoviky. edtaot fculia'w at pew u l csotiol is emdied. vious. Marabal Rodion IM novdcy, tbe boss of tbe Red Army N HIS 10-4AINUTE TALKS to Rusata, which an I hoird in that land eviry day, Bishop John usN „^ A U Y HIGH ACCIOINT RATES among tod rspidiy emerging on the present Soviet world scene, bss ilso s phyiiogBomy thst re fiM brutish tntelligeace. spiritual weapons that cannot fail to hate an effect on tI*2S_ «MMW drtvan M AU-State to make a study of kimt wuAams loi msoy Russian miods, including those that have not retained 'BM'oweoM o ri ' Psstensk’s fsce, though rugged tod aig g y, was quite dif- ttie drhiog, and aodal baUts of 20,000 iun * i,Hiun. dx sradicional faidL Fierct wora tad limnorisfinos like. tboR ior Md «*"■* fooagsns ia 30 ideciod bi^ acboob of d« fe ra tL .It revealed anger, frustranon, inHignarinn, restlessness, and widuQ spirituality. H k face was a good'mirror of d x of Khraibchev have oo place in Biibop John’s ta&s, evso when H i. Qnda. Tm ffauSogt an reeeali^ not ooly coo- m i w ander^ Jew, always seeking and neves quite finding. But be k cnosing dx most barbarous persecution. He k sHr^ ewaiog rates, bot ia (be whole pattern of bdtaviof rM TTDuoaiwa D u jw i wiisr the Jewish tuthot sremihgly became a Cbrisuan betoiK hk aim tad tetiooed, sod mudi of wbu be says, as for oamide MdaMveoem among teeo4gen assLr” Awrh when be examines dx sourcei of o iiw k lto and lA s, why wMora usaeiom iaBm narl 1-ftafim.iBg the car and school padcs ttmatioo, dx study VMM SWIM m oift: L a s t w e e k I h a d Um opportunity of teeing an some oxn do not believe ia God, could as well apply to tdi- jm m tm m w m i fSAgsD m a pnfi^ oar that amoaet of car usage fans a direct rd irioodiip to (WMaeM other Ruoian (ice, that of Ruaeijm Orthodox gioQS jiiRivriK in thk couaoy as to tfaoie in Riisik in H iir Drhiag a cat does oot in iodf have an wyveawtawaa Mwiaiie xs Bishop John ^ San Fnndsco. H li handsome Ttaa^e, Bishop John, in hk simide taOtt aiieat faith, does not ftjWWCTaM t ) ‘me wiaaSe.l iJ iiiK effea oo f t i a , bot when the nse of the car is per- at 37, was sensitive tod spiritual, like Pademak's, but uahke tstume diu be k • nuioo of tdxkti. He tpedcs nBoad » infringe on aclMal wodc, setiOQS prablems dereiop. that U dx sudior o f D r. Zbitm go, calm tod coHecied. It was about tbe ibfurdiiy of materialkm, b« be tko presents the Gndei stanad to suffrr when the car was used more (ban not untofg tbe sereoe faces o f the stino that are found go Christ of fa^ in foil stamre, tod does not bw abOot tbe two ^ oar of (be firenjay sduof week, Allstate's research Prayer for Election Year Orthodox lod Eatw n R ix ikoos. Bishop J « ^ seprcacaa ao- bush when be shows that tUissia like all coonttiei oredi Him. dmow discowed. Thoae who used (be car tt least four B y Davn> M a u H odxr Rnssk, whose exktciice k prscdadly forgotten todey, N O INTaLIGENT RUSSIAN, not bemused with ^yt woR note (ban twice as likely to be D or worse students We tbenk Thee, God of our fathers, but whkb can be, aboold be, more p o w e ^ d w any Soviet propaganda and matariat guccesaw .' can A— the (wodty wen. Bor tbe ieu records of ill were made for leeding tbe peoi^e of dds natkm, ship or rodtet oo vrtiidi MaHooviky or Khrusbdxv rest tbeir (ail to 8M, wboi he bean Bishop John’s talka—and by stodentS who oonfiiMd tbeir unge toiedy soibe week ends. •s Thou did tbe laraelltee of old, streiwth. many do bear them—that they make tense and Mttxkm-LeoB- ooto tbc true paths of hiitery. Bishop John, Moscow-born, like Ptttcnuk, anlike him did km end Khrutbdxv-MsliBOvdq' power polkks do not. h e STUDY ANSWERS THE QUESTION, for tb« For, from tbe bagionlni, Thou has led- T Ant tW of wUdi coma first—the car or poor our Infant land through times at trkL OUT or roucH w i t h r e a u t y gradM. It was rereaM that poor academk perfonn- In tbe pmt, thraugh deserts of want and thrm ^ seta of strife and warfare, ■ce does nor necomrOy eet m after oteoane oae of tbe car Tboo bast been with us, ao that now Frequently, a car Becomes t drrenkn to dx tradeiR we, in thk nation, dwell in a land Artistic Bankruptcy of Image Industries wba e lK ^ bat Uttle or ioscrest in tdxxd wodc. cd m ilk and honey among tbe pebpla* M the eartb. By RowAa T. Sioni iheri, end acieotlats; but IT IS IN THU TASK ef of mu made by tbe ptaUeno- phers, e hnmu beini k all of *]b a tigtufkanc noibcr of caaea. grades were going down We ask Tky lorgtveness, God of our fatbcri, ABOtT A TEAR AGO tbeet thh^ers addreas tbem- bringing mu into contact one piece. It k oot dneogh to wifi bafcce tbe car eatet^dx picture and dx car ssadw oo^ for our many tins which grtave That. Jendt Father WUBam Lyneh ailvai mMy to' 'Ihe top ef the with reality that tbe mevlei so 'greaae dx skids'.' W t have bean proud tad sometlfflas arrogant bead,” to tha mind. Story and TV have faDan short build a will In htte to heap publiibed a little boedt eaUed out mortal sin sad fixn to with our young land's strength and toowem; The tmagt friduttrict. In it he tsllera aim to bring tbe eh(de What Father Lyn^ finds The poQcex studeata ax thorn who diiee tbeir own cars, though, in truth, p v strength eosxs more advanced hit dtagnetk of tbe of man—hk eenaea, hk Imag- most obJeetienaUe ia these abandon Urn at a chattering •aranJing (o tbc AUstax stodr: Holding a )eb o st^on a or from Ih y gifts than from any pcodnet ef our own. ffloeto besetUng TV and tbe inatten, bk eniotioiM, the a^ media k not that the shows Mlot in the arte. What ha fifeemd the teen-ager’s aidtuiK toward adwol, ind the cuttail- And we hive bean adbab movisa. He also suggests at cret and often unconadoas are vioknt and lez-ridda bat knows and Ukis t i the arts, as in any etixr spbare af Ufa, meat of study dux created by the joixer coobtaitioa led top with the frid ti ef this fertile land, least s partial cure:' Ctniptra- well brings ef Ids Judgments that they are uareaL * which flow from Thee, ao that affeeta hk devakpamrt ae a rkkut.dfck. Of inideno spending 36 or aoK'pat wedc on tien botweeo artiitt and i«ti- —Into ae^rd with (he world Tlxy provide m n not with tbe Naoteous viands f ^ our laden tabki as God mada it man and as a (Mstta*.- cB support, only ooe pet cent were A srodfota, ariilte among idoua thinkers to brtsg Imag e deaeant late tbe bant of tbe Fadxr Lynch dam at t - go to rot—while outatretebed bands ination bKk Into tooth with TVI8 DOES NOT MEAN «xnt 13 or leas, tbe ratio of A sradentt was foot worM hot with n eeespe Into gast that religious thinkan of starving peoples go snbaeded. reality. \ (hat a writer k bound Iq d» e never-never lend. T ^ be Mpkff tS hlAa liver a raeesate or ptantp for dktak.to artists what to tay. We prake Thee, God ef our fathers; A literary erlde who baa come Anted with a slngk Artlats mart remain free. The AO of whid) iadkata one thing: DiadpUix is tha greu-> had experience In the theater. a Btml ending. It doM moon point ef reality as tboogh that tboofh some of the m id ’s nations remain mute, that he must see tbe .World thinkm* aim. In fact, (nuat bk a t « a parent can show to h child, wbddxr in tender sworn by fm e to aiUoce. Father Lynch bdkves that wen tbe whole—a Mickey to bafo (ret writert fran thk tbe moral Judgment Impoeed rightly and report what he SpUlane- here etessesd with yeats. oc a teen-ager. ‘We in tfai* land ptedge to rake onr voice sees. shallow futaiks aed ebaae- more atrongly in Thy pniae, by the Legton of Decency and revenge wheee suceeosfal eon- ricM impoaod hy eomtMrdafr similar bodies k purely Fsthar lyneh, for example, a d to prate Thee also with tbe wori» atpr- chuiott Juitiflei any brutality. km. tiva and considertbly less conelderi the motion pkture They bec(we ao iafataated The 'Contraband, Icons' of men knowing Tby kws of freedom end truth: Roshemonas tne of the peat* WHAT FATHER LTNC* That thdk wmka may chine before natioaa thin hill of the JA tellgien with tbe surface hrllUasce e( does suggeat k a has to perfm for tbe writer. aet ever I&ntod. Tha stay k ipeetocle that tbay ignore the v e r y O N CI in a WHIU astoryappemwt hod by GM r wtHn taey fiiaB -be iudf^ satBrated with MX and vto> ties) bihiau vtiMi ud,* E issm i to Qlufflinata the aceoe b e h ^ tbe thus to advance Th/.bonor amoog aaia NOT THAT F A T I B I hama)dta M thefr eharaders. LTNCS k ^poeod to the Le- knee, the btu(B^ ^ 4e> five Ihtfilitiiai Who are Curtain like s of lightning. One lucb coi God of* our fathers and our God, flon. fle realises that artists, geodeii. But by reporting tbe THE RESULT of the artktie miliar wHh art anS dU apeta the 'Cate of dx Coatrebaod laaa" police, according td we OHUe to Thee beeeeeUng that Thou might like everyone else, ckn ovo^ Incidents of the i t ^ ss seen bankruptcy ef tbe image fa»- to ■the artkts In their ow a disydxcfa from Moscow, have vacarcced a aeoet ring turning five w , la our bear of need, step the moral bounds and through tbs eyes of eadi ef dttftriai k a tragedy for roll- language. The reeuK of thk out of adigitna items. Cooftacated in a 'c w ' weed a leadar who k worthy. must bt subject to eeaaare the pthxipel chanetera, tha gkoi men and wema for J<^t effort eouU be the dw IBOO icoaa, 2,X0 aomu, and dymomds of p r ^ leafleo, Let him be a man of wkdom and of Judgment when they do so. He finds, lights up tha dktortteas CatboUca in partieular. Re velopBUt af a wadd view in peatedly Father lynch makes writers that wdl might free 7w story bat all dx anecia td a TV episode kid in I7 i la tbe affake if stole; moreovar, among tha Legion of mHty pri ced by hatred ia the' m i^ and hearts of tbe point that, deepite Gw di- them to faiflU their tow lak ProhiUtioo daya—the d u r in g of suspects, the meetiog of dx a m u of courage tad strength of Decency offidals a go^ In tbe-eaui of Justice for aU men. man. vkiofie of powers and habits in hnmu Ufo. cosxpitants, and & cod! deal mora reallutlon of the Let him be one who, guided by the true Uwa at our lan d , artirii’ . took and probkma It is apdy pSfwed ant Aar dx iMteoce cd susti a 'ring' w ill laad us away frm our pest tins Uun ha doea among many ef LABOR OENERATINO FBEBSmtEg m tt^ply taligjm aitiddi iadkates'ftat religioa is fat from sad into a rightooa leadership of aattoas Iht Leglen's oltka. thst all may enjoy tbe bleialQis dead sjnoag £e Sonet ppople. But flouting the moral law. of libtoty and JuUce under holy laws. Father Lyneh believes. Is only Political Stampede for Aged But e ra more to, dx iaddent casts a glare of light upon A iu n . an oecadoaal and Ineklantal the nmnoy of a regime under wbkb dx macwfacture and difficulty In the moviei and Gnaal RwgiatnrM •aK-anpporting inconxn. Thk needy cottid ba fivea haatth dxtraution «d religious latfcks tod literirure We ilk ^ ! TV. To make this prohkm k eontiary to an ef the prln- cu e without b o ^ to meet centra] In critlrism Is to ovar By Bowuo J. MtConticx, MJ). Words to Live By Tdedo, CRde dpka we hafe stood (or. tndjfency reqalrtiteata. look the real root of trouble • It igDoru the (act that 3. Bettor norslni hooM for To be deep in history k to From Thee, great God, we in thoee media—their divorce Past presidsnt.of the the aged. Catholic Candidates A a w le u MedfrA] Anoelstioa the flnaadal status ef the oetee to be a Protatomt__ John spring, to Thee we tend—path, from reality. aged populadoo k Improviog. 4. Health inoannea and n INYBRtSTIN4 COMMENT the current Henry Newmu (1801-1880). i^ v a , guide, origlnil, and end. 00 ART—Particularly tha art UNMR T IB BRIGHT In 18% the number of aged prsptymeM- poUriu taflsrad A qufiiUoD of a Catholic candidate for tbe preai- * * • —Samuel Johnson (1713-1784), of the story teller—k not « KUIO U fiSn of u eke- receivinii pnbUc aasktaaee to meet tha needi e ( the deacy of tbe UJ5. w u gl^en by Cardinal William God- We promUe according t o W M o t t c to the Aambler. monster alien to life that is tion yu r, Ubsc kadtos uw at reached a high of 170D8O. aged. lity of WcwWinster. Csdiolin, said tbe Engltsb pedate, feel oo hopes, and perfonn eeemdlog to • * • ready to i^ n g upon tbe tempting to stampede eeo- B y December 1898, there w u 8. Expanrioa of bo«M eua ‘pardenkr ekdon if a Caiholk is senrereigo or president of toy oar fears—-Li Bgebefrnxauld Tbs spiiltasl virtue ef ■ sac- world and devour tt unlaas a grm m in Into voting fo r ooe a deennu to 2484400, de- programs (or the aged (1918-1(90). rament k like U^it; alBtaagh ft guard of moraliita, equipped 8. A twrie chugs la sttL eraon. What mettst it that dx penoo tt tbe b«U tbould be O ffk*. 9 » StfMt THE OENVEIt CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttk^oiw, K«yitont 4410S PAGE FIVE "And book», we know, ore a ndittontial w orld" e D enis J. Zigranf M W W W lS W l-J Named President THE BOOKKEEPER’S CORNER F* O P i 7f Of Rocket Society JHaiihew Cvetic’s son. Matt, was a traitor to his Oj C. J . ZlCHA type of reading. She is respennble for direct country. (Lttltrt t n tnvHcd ky Htt *41- lion that women in church *Big Deeieion' tar. Thay tiMulS ka krlaf and ing me to three uMbrgetthble books: Willi This was not all. In those canttriKlIva. Namat ara wlttiMIS must have their hair covered. RM^inf M TV uaan raawtit, kwt tnanymaut lal- Today many women aeem to Cather'i Death Comet to. ^ A^chbtihpp, Rich By Bob Ramszy nine yean Cvetic daily faced tart ir* M* caniMaraS.) Watchlni the «xcellen( sericf, “lUtding ard HaUlburton'i Royal Road to ttommct, and be trying to make this regu Out Load,” oa DeoTer'i Cbannel 6 on Tu«- the possibility of being sub Whot Hoppentd to Kenneth Roberts' Olwer' W««ell. Authors- "Communism is intrinsically mitted to unthinkable tor lation mean that the covering djijr eveninci brought to mind that reading Roberti and Halliburton hOV^ faded into mem wrong, and no one who would Sense of Modesty be kept to an invisible mini storiet to youngiten U prKtlcilIy ■ tost tures or evpn death were Dear Editor: ory, but Gather's works hive remained prime s a v e Christian eimlimtion those who thought him to be mum and there have been putime DOW. At the umc lime it appem What has happened to the favorites. mag collaborate with it in any a member of the Communist cases, and not too rare, when that many young peoide, Mpedally between undertaking whatsoever.'' Catholic people of Denver, Elders Encourogt . Party. U.SA, to discover that women have been seen in ibe agea of 10 and 18, are doing leai reading. —Pope Pius XI and for that matter the peo church without a hat or even Thia ia undeiataad^e from the point of fact Young people who read want their elders Matt Cvetic was in reality a ple of America? They used to to recommend books. In those earlier days counterspy for the Federal a veil. that eDtertainment ia fought by youth* today This week it Memorial Day have s sense of propriety Monslgnor William Kelly, superintendent of Bureau of Investigation. about tbe clothes they wore. Informality and informal in tha fotm of movie*, teieviaioa, and radio. services around the nation, Fortunately high achool literature couraet give SL Mary's School. oH e^ students many sug Cvetic has captured this Never, was this brought so clothing have their place, but them at leaat an acquaintance with tome of gestions for reading material, threugh bis in the lives of many brave men poignant tale in a book called forcefully to mind as on i they should be kept there. the daaaics. terest and advice, niany of Us discovered the were recalled. Such men have The Big Decision, which cov Sunday several weeks ago. The bathing suit is for the Getting a knowledge of the classic* through world of Herman JBelvtUe, Ettdly Bronte, rendered the ers this nine-year period. Here One of the -pastors of Denver beach or pool and not the daas study Is eomisiendable, but it if a rare Cbarlu Dickens, and others. I borrow freedoms of is a personal account of the had died and bis body was church. Play clothing ia to be and WMidertul world elten the child or youth ing bis personal ctvy of‘Sbak;esp«are’s Romeo this country startling story of Communist laying in state iii the Church. worn for sports and should ditcoven the wonderful world of reading on and Juliet, and actually reading it.thinking priceless, treachery in America. The parishioners and his not be tbe church attire. hit own. It the time that I had made i great discovery. freedoms that The Big Decision is a deeply friends were stopping into the Have we forgotten that the I am grateful now that when I wu a Adults today should make the best writing are so often moving story. Aside from its church to view the remains Blessed Sacrament is reserved youngster we did not have television, nor of all time available to youths. They should taken for penetrating view of the con and offer a prayer for the re on our altars? Preunt there were we permitted to attend moviee two or be <^ered the clfsiics they can understand granted. spiracy that is taking place in pose of bis soul. The solemn is Our Lord, Our God. To Him three timei a week. If we saw a movie it was and tha best of modem wrUihg We must our midst, it is s human in respect that was being paid we should pay the greatest The newly elorted 'i^eai* Books are great friends of childhood. The once or twice a month. And radio i»ogranu never forget, terest story of the highest was almost turned into dis honor and the highest rever dent of the Gentry were permitted only in the late afternoon yean between adol^nce and adulthood are however, that caliber. gust when a woman and a ence. There is an, old uying, very Iwief, but precious for reading. They rado Section trf tibe ^ABoican somewhtfe between 9 and 8 o’clock. there are I think most of us can truth young girl came into church, familiarity breeds contempt. should not be dissipated with worthless maga many equally s**hii«w Cvtttc and the girl was haphazardly Surely we cannot let familiar Rocket Societjr is Denis J. Of- LM m riif te Reed zines and idle houn: fully say that no matter how dedicated persons who sacri bad we have been or bow dressed in slicks. They ity breed contempt of Our rang (above) of St. Har^'^ar- Attending St. Mary's Grade and High “Americans are.people of faitb',''''8aid Mrs. School in (Morado Springs had a great ad fice their lives for the welfare often we have found ourselves seemed to think that they God. isb, Littleton. Mr. ZigmgJi,em Margaret Edwards,.a Uhr^an in Baltimore, of the U.S., but, through the both were properly clothed ployed at the Martin C«. vantage inaofar at the public library b acroes Md. “We have been.told and do believe tint in trouble, our mothers have It is strange that if we go the street from the ecbool. The majority of my providence of God, are not never abandoned us. Matt and showed not the slightest to a party or any formal southwest of Denver u a ro^et one ‘good’ book can work a miracle while one called upon to pay the su embarrassment at the girl's daaunatea liked to read. We were always 'bad' one can guide the reader down the Cvetic's mother was certainly event, we spend money on engineer. At SL Mary's, be is t cheekiag out boda on our lunch hour and preme price of death. no exception to this rule. being dreued in slacks as new clothing and spend hours member of the hi|b sdioel wrong path. There are no reliable studies on they marched up the aisle to anxlooily awaiting the end of lebod day to Uie effects of reading. Psychiatrists, however, One such man is Matthew After Cvetic accepted the role getting ready. Can we not at teaching staff of tbe 'CDnfrrte^ that we could take the book home and read. Cvetic. If ever the word sacri of posing as a Communist, the casket. First of all, to least take the time and ef nity of Christian Doctrine. He tell us that if children are given enough love make a formal appearance in Admittedly, most of the books we read were and a sense of security by their parents, it is fice was personified it wu in there was no turning back fort when we go to church to also teaches for the aeronau not classics in the strict sense, hot, rather, this man, who continues this lest his work be detected by church in such feminine dress see that we wear clothing that tical engineering department at very difficult indeed to upset their emo wu an insult to the Blessed hooka that dealt with human pui^ts. At tional balance.” day to serve his country and the ever auspicious Reds. is decent and becoming to a the Extension Division of' tbe Of this period he writes: Sacrament. Secondly it wu a University of Colorado; A- na abeut the age of 13 I can recall having read Wondarful Now WorM thus you and I. visit with Our God. And if "I had to see Mom, to listen slam at tbe divine priesthood tive of Humboldt County, la., Tha Artec Treesure House, eeveral Tom Svift Once a child eaters tiie. world of reading In 1941 Matt Cvetic was an we do that we will soon gain to her pray that some day Td of God, for the body of this he received a degree in cbea- atorlee. Block Beauty, Adventures of Tom Sou- there ia no tiptoeing back. It is an enchanted ordinary citizen. He had a back our sense of propriety in yer, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the quit and be an upright citiKO pastor lay in state so that dress not only for church but Icil engineering from Iowa land of his own. Although in later years he good Job in the Pittsburgh of honor could be paid to his Radio Patrol Boys' series, Penrod, and, prol> fice of the U.S. Employment like the rest of her children. for all occasions.—I. R.. Den State Univenity in 1M9. He is might not recall what was between Uk covers She was the only one left in memory and to the eternal ably the moat thrilUng adventure of all, Rob of some books, he his tmknowlngly formed a Service; he had a lovely wife. ver. the father of three cliiltiren. ert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. During the family who believed that Priest whom he had served. solid buis for accepting, in the future, i Dorothy, and two wonderful Some time back on a Sat this time, several of us, including George sons, Dick and Matt, Jr. eventually I'd wake up and world of many people, places, and things. come back to tbe fold. Every urday evening in one of the Brkkell, now a Colorado Springs businessman, In a poem “To Lands of Wwider” Morris Then in that same year an SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! would road to each other. We would take one else, including my father, churches of Denver it was Bishop of Cornell University speaks for ill event took place that was to turns, each reading a chapter. Usually a base gradually stopped talking to time for Confessions. There Let VI Inttell a RCA young readers: effect his life for nine long ball er football game on a vacant lot would me altogether.'' were several people lined up flLViRAMAInrkvr They talk uith beasts in their retreat, years, years in which he Interrupt the sessions, but Treasure Island Tbe reader then follows before the confessionals. And Ml. Yku MY mSY And draw the bow with Robin Hood. would lose the respect of TV SET Cvetic as be becomes more in one of those lines there tke menvfKfur.r'i kept us occupied during after-school hours Quiet; do not distufb the dream without inteiTuptiOD for many days. friends, suffer the tragedy of and more immersed in Com was • young teen-age girl liiMS prke. InMelL That for a moment has beguiled seeing his wife leave him and munist intrigue. He sees Cve waiting to go to Confeuion iHen fr*«. Later, in high school, my reading became Into 0 land where wonders gleam his children reject him, his .SICK? laiy and cowardly. It wu Sister Edwin Mary, tic as a desperate, lonely man and she wu dressed in shorts. Per the (learett pMtur* r*or TV The beautiful enchanted child. father would threaten to dis turn to Monsignor Daniel A. Is this the attire to wear when tM een Oellver, w* riemwMiwI ftCA now on the faculty at Loretto Heights College, Hidden within hi* holy nook, own him, and his mother SILViaAMA. Made kt Ml New ftleu Denver, who introduced me to a more mature Lawless wbose kindness and one is going to receive a sac Atone, reading a children’s book. would die thinking that her understanding give him the rament? ■ltd All New Perta. OiUy RCA. SIL- From the days of St. Psut, VIRAAkA uft Mf*r TM Ml all new strength to carry on despite tvb* fhruutMwt. IMnf Meh .emUtr all obstacles. it bu-been a Church reguta- MeMren fum, nm> Inwiuved sMk- And finally that time ar o i Mwn and coHekllr euparlkr t>e*t, T R Y U S!! rives when the double life of Ihk all iww RCA ilLVIRAMA •ffan Matthew Cvetic ends. Since HESS JEWELRY^ vM pktvr* avAHtv >nu«l> a»e«fi*f The Alameda Launderette invites you to do your wash II Has UK Piiwt Stl«t;an el Ik cliMetr rMwIlt tuMa. that day in 1950 when he ap Otnuint Csleted SteoM in a very pleasont atmosphere .... You'll find Hi-Fi peared before the House Un- • tinin • iMtuiss Music, air-conditioning, and commercial dryers. Re • opau • uT-s iru American Activities Commit • ITU tappwktt • * 2*Ytor Picturo Tube W o r r a n t y member . . . we are open 24 hours o day. tee and revealed himself as an — MAMOW USOUTOiT — * 30 Days Pr«o Labor * Terms— Nothing Down Rolfffovi Gifts of Significonco undercover agent for tbe EeuiMM with Scixitllic UO Lady of Rockies Camp Committee Makes Plans At a special meeting of Ourj are asked to call Mra. Leo Ken Lady of the Rockies Camp Com-' nedy. at MA. 3-1969. house mittee, held on Tuesday, Mayj mother at (be club house. 31. al the (' D. of A. Clubhouse, plans for the opening of the: For Use BEST la sixth season were discussed With but three weeks left fori LAUNDRY HEIGHTS ALUMNAE FUND renovation of the camp site near Evergreen, the committee, & MRS. GEORGE SW EENEY. sUnding, Robert Faber, H65 Cherry; and Mrs. Ray Wo TABERNACLE SOCIETY RECEPTION headed by Miss Catharine Ma : lof 70 Dover Street, is the class agent for mack, 1724 Glencoe Street. The Loretto Alumnae loncy, plans to work the next I DRY CLEANING |tbc dus of 1992 in the curreot Alumnae Fund are in the midat of their second person-to-person MEMBERS of the committee of theiSixlb Avenue, Denver. They are, left to right. three week ends readying thej solicitation in the interest of alumnae giving' olldution at Loretlo Heightt College, Denver, Tabernacle Society are shown addressingiseated, Mrs. Joseph J. wsish, Mrs s. a . Riesen- buildings for occupancy on op Exqulatte Dry CleinlDg rorken auittlng Mra. Sweeney are. left to to the library and auditorium planned for the| invitations to the tea to be held on June S In | man. and Mrs. J. Morgan Cline; standing. Mrs. ening day, Saturday. June 25. j ghl, Mrs. Robert Eatoek, 2792 S. Irving; Mrs. Loretto Heights campus in the second major the home of Mrs. Howard W. Lowrey. 9830 E. Harold W, Lowrey and Mrs. L A. Higgins. This project of providing ade-1 I'lione MAin 3428L phase of the Loretto Development program. quate camping facilities for girls: Iwtween (he ages of IS to isl at a moderate price, $27 per 25 ROUTtS “ Z r TABERNACLE SOCIETY TO HONOR week was taken over by St. i Rita’s Court of the C. D. of I CLUB CALENDAR A. and ii now being sponsored I Free Cick^p * OWlMry ARCHBISHOP VEHR AT RECEPTION by all 14 courts in Colorado. \Meet for Alumnae Ponikivsr; musician. Mrs. Eu Admissions Service Anyone wishing more inforjna- LAUNDRY gene Brower; trustees, Mmes A coffee will be held on The annual summer recep lic women who are interested, man of the tea. In the receiv ton concerning camp—or par * DRY \Of Sacred Heart Margaret Schlapp, Albert Mehle, tion of the Tabernacle Society 'in the work of the society. ing line will be Mmes. Harold ents and friends wishing to help CLEANING Tbunday, June 2. at 10 a.m. at W. Lowrey, Harry T. Zook. The Colorado Alumnae of the James Eussen, Diniel Webster, the Bow Mar borne of Hn. Louis of the Archdiocese of Denver, Worfcg b y In cleaning camp either on June e*»M MX. a-aiei arred Heart will bold the semi and M. D. Rood, snd Miss Cath-, honoring Archbishop Urban J. Thomas Morrisaey. and Paul L. Retalisck, 999S Lakeshore, S o c ie ty Fitzgerald. KH2 or June 17-19 week ends— annual tunebeon and bustneM erine Murray. for memben of the admissions Vehr. will be held in the home The Tabernacle Society fur Members of the committee neeting on Friday, June 3, at service of the St. Joseph’s Hos. of Mrs. Harold W. Lowrey. 5830 nishes vestments, altar vessels, he TiffiD Ion, S. Colorado Fr. Day to Address pital Auxiliary. E. Sixth Avenue, Denver, on are: Registration. Mn. J. Leon linens, etc., for missions and: ard Swigert. Miss Barbara Bach, olevtrd. Denver, at noon. Mrs. Edward J. Flint is chair Wednesday afternoon, June 6, churches throughout the arch-' Queen’s Daughters and Miss Clara Courtney; serv Honored guetts will be the man of this volunteer service from 3 until 9 o’clock. Mrs. Low- diocese that are in need of< lev. Robert Boyle, S.J., and the The Rev. Edward Day of Sts. with Mn. Edward J. Splesr rey will be assisted by Mmes. ing, Mmes. John F. Murtaugh. them. The vestments and lin Fred Gushursl, Ella Mullen 1. Edward L. Maginnis, SJ„ Peter snd Paul's Parish, Wheat serving as co-cbiirmin. Edwin Williams. L. A. Higgins, ens are handmade by members ^nd Sister Marie Helene of Ibe Ridge, will be tbe guest speaker James P. McConaty. und John Weekbaugh. Thomas A. Cosgriff, Hospital Auxiliary of the organization. There will Etienne Perenyi, T. Raber Tay daly Ghoat Youth Center. at tbe meeting of the Queen'i F. Murtaugh. be a display of these articles at Daughten Sunday. June 9, at The St. Joseph's Hospital Aux- An invitation is extended to lor. .Mary Plank. Albert E. Seep. Mrs. Eugene Reldy, president iliary will hold an open board the tea. the Colorado . Jumnae of the 3 o'clock in tbe borne of Mn. all the clergy and to the Catho Mrs. S. A. Riesenman is chiir- John J. Sullivan, A. J. Artzer, Elizabeth Salmon, 3739 Pierce meeting Friday, June 10, at 9 and Miss Margaret Sullivan: Heart, will conduct the a.m. All memben. whether sc- lectlof and introduce the Street. Misses Marie Bellmsr, Old gold. Mmes. J. Morgan Hazel Costello, Margaret Hamil tive or inactive, are invited. Mrs. She will alao report on Joe Seep, president, will pre Cline, Lee Joseph Gibbons, W, he activities of tbe year and ton. snd Marie Kreiner will be co-bostesses. side. Potiuck Supper Slated C. Breunig. and R. J. McGlone; recent fund-raising card silver offering. Mmes. Pauline ty which realised $311.60. Members who are planning to Seton Guild This money wu given to the make the retreat at El Pomar The Seton Guild will meet Liltell. Emmett Dwyer, H. F. Bitteri of the Holy Ghost Youth July 1-3 are reminded that res- J oe 3 in tbe home of Mrs. Rob For Archbishop's Guild Seep, Lilo Gallegos, and Howard ervatiODi, accompanied by the ert Schell. 1933 Oneida Street. Dter and aril! be used to par- For the third year, plans are Circle will have a meeting June Crede: dues. Mmes George ^base a motion picture icrata $9 deposit, should be made tbal This will be the last meeting being made for the summer 6 at the home of Eileen Stanton Schwartz and L. E. Waters, vest afternoon. until fall. Ind tape recorder. After the general meeting of the Arch- Madeleine Millonsifer will en ments. Mrs. Eliubeth Salmon, sineu meeting election of Dishop's Guild, Denver, to be a tertain Mother Csbnni Circle Miss Abbie Flath and Miss Lucy officers will be held. potiuck supper. The entertain Jupe 3 Flalh; linens, Mmes. A. J. Bo- ReservstlODS will be taken by Workshop Liturgical ment committee. Evie Starbuck Our Lady of Grace Circle will nino, Howard Nielsen. Edward (ill Josapbisa Roberts and Mrs. on and Anna Martelon. are asking meet June 10 al the home of Gill, Roxie Mapley, and Leo jract Ferrand. Immediately fol as many members as pc«sible to Veronica Juerling. Wenzinger. lowing tba luncheon and meet bring a covered disb. They will Anyone wishing to donate old ing the groupa will proceed en Music Set in Englewood provide tbe extra items from The members of St. Christo gold, silver, or cut glass may I to the Church of tbe Mott the cash donations of those who pher's Circle will have a din bring these articles to the tea, ner meeting June 2 at the Wel- Jous Blood for Benedictioa To meet the choir needs of wood. Mr. Cavaira, who is com are unable to prepare some where (he collection will be on ind a talk by tba spiritual dl- the parishes in the greater Den pleting hit music studies st the thing. This has proved to be a sbire Country Club. display. tor of the alumnae, Father ver ares, tbe second annual University of Colorado, is organ very popular type of meeting. loylt. Worfcihop in Uturgicil Music ist and choir director of the It will be held June 15 at St. will be offered at St. Louis’ newly formed boys' choir at St. Francis de Sales’ School cafe Jr. C. D. of A. I Garden Party Set Church, Englewood. Joseph's Parish. teria. Slate Event \For Aid Society The two-week course will be- Tbe workshop is designed for St. Mary Magdalene’s Circle Memberi of SL Vincent's Aid gin June 13, snd clssses will be the general public, with or with wilt meet June 7 in the home The Junior Catholic Daugh elety will be the guests of held at 1:30 o’clock in tbe after out a background in music. Gre of Irene Fabshulz. ters of America will attend Man and receive Communion in a Sensible Prices In. Ella MuUen Weckbuigh at noon. and, for those unable to gorian Chant, conducting, basic Mary Virginia Gleason will ^be traditional garden party, to attend tbe afternoon sessions, at choir technique (demonstrated entertain St. Cecilia's Circle group on Saturday, June 4, at held in har borne. 1701 E. 7:30 o'clock in tbe evening. by the St. Louis' Boys (Aoir), June 2. 6 a.m. in St. Mary’s Church in 'edar Avaaoe, on Tuesday, June Claaaet last two hours. Mrs. Latin pronunciation, snd sacred The Miraculou.s Medal Circle Littleton. Prior to tbe Mass, 7, St 2 p.m. Medelelne FTorino snd Robert polyphony will be taught by will meet June 8 in the home which will be celebrated by the All memben of St. Vincent’s Civarra will teach the liturgical Mrs. Fiorino. of Donna Beard. Donna and chaplain of the Junior C. D. of tid Society ind friends of tbe music classes. her husband have recently A., Father Frederick McCallln, Background the consecration and presenta orphioage are cordially invited Mrs. Fiorino. who has taught Mrs. Fiorino ipent 12 years bought a home in Lakewood as |lo attend. he has accepted a (wo years’ res tion of roses to the Sacred Heart in New York, Canada. Connecti at tbe Piui X School of Liturgi will be held. Following the meeting, re- cut. and Arizona, is now choir cal Music in New York and is a idency at Children's Hospital, ahaentf will be served in tbe director of tbe boys' choir sod protege of Mother Georgia Ste to complete his training in med All are asked to assemble al -dcB. tbe newly organized men's choir vens. foundress snd directress icine the church at 7:30 a.m. Break Father John Rae of Cathedral In St. Louis' Pariah in Engle- of tbe famed school. Ada Luna will be the hostess fast will be served after the Pariah will ba tbe guest speaker. Ur. Csvarra will teach basic June 3 (or Christ the King Mass in the school hall. Honor Virginia Starr, well - known To He Married techniques of the organ, its his Circle. pins and other awards will be Dvar soloist, will sing a group In E u rope tory, Gregorian sccompaniment. Our Lady of Perpetual Help given. of songs. and interpretation of music, along with the function of tbe \LcadvUU C. D. of A. organ in ecclesiastical worship. |7o frutall Offieere RegiitratioQ is open until The newly elected officers of June 10. and further informa There's only one Elcar . . St. Frances Xavier Ca> tion regarding the workshop Catholic Daughten M miy be obtained by phoning America, LeadviUe, will be in- either Mrs. Fiorino st PY. 4-3479 a n d 6 0 ,0 0 0 discrim inating MORTUARY Jed In office It tbe maatlnf or Mr. Csvarra at PE. 3-0990 Iona 2. The complete course is offered buyers know it! The memben who will lead to the religious for $19 snd $29 court’s activities for the for tbe laity. year are; Grand regent, Edward J. Kelly; vice re- Collegian From Denver iD l, Hn. Harold Trevctbao; opbeteis. Mrs. Joseph Weber: Named to Honor Unit initor, Mrs. Anton Zalsr, lec- Miss Mary Ann Costello, 1229 kurer, Mrs. Clarence Eyini; hla- S. Clayton Street, Denver, a sen |orian, Mrs. Charles Staab; ti ior at tbe College of St. Teresa, inciil secretary, Mn. John Winona, Minn., was named to I k a p r I •>/ lAc fsdon; trcuurer. Miss Mary the Teresan Honor Society, 1.731 S lii- rn titn inlch; sentinel, Mrs. Robert tbe House of Gold, at the All sem ces under the Convocation of the Seals on -•r' personal superoision Allord'Milan Mr. and Mrs. EUgio Jac- Saturday, Hay 21. Elections to of our experienced Hr. and Mrs. Miles Milan quez of Henderson an the House of Gold are made on Roggen announce the en- nounce the engagement of their I basis of excellent academic Catholic funeral directors at of their daughter, daughter, Honors Isabel Jacquez record and participation in ex I Eugenie Mi- to Peter Franz Wieaer of Lint. tra-curricular activities t:hnf>rl n f ihi- Anf(rli Miss Costello is the daughter lUn. to Robert Austria. 7177'*.O ilfax Ia . Allord, son The prospective bride was of Mr. and Mrs. William H. ■ of Mn. Norma graduated from St. Francis de Costello. lAUord. 1980 Sales' High School and Lorello iDafalis Street. Heights (Allege. She has also NOTRE DAME EVERY LOCATION A COMPLETE DRY CLEANING PLANT {Denver. attended the University of Colo Miss Milan rado and Mexico City College. ALL SAINTS FEATURING ONE HOUR SERVICE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE I is s graduate At present she ia studying for l-iRS S. Sheridan YOU W ILL FIND A ONE HOUR MARTINIZING IN YOUR PARISH lof St. Joseph's her mister of irts degree st A. L. Sher, Mgr. I High School the University of Madrid. Spain. ' ind of Loretto Mr. Wieser has studied at the COLORADO SPRINGS ■vceelv Milan Heights Col Alliance Francaise in Paris and St. Anne's (Arvado) ANNUNCIATION MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD in June will finish his studies in AND LOYOLA Ur. Allord wa.< graduated metallurgical engineering al the Arvnda Si|i>are (!olo. Blvd. at Evant 2320 E. PUTTE AVE, Regis High School, served Montanistische Hochschule in Shopping (xnter 3 llh & Downing year in the U. S. Navy, at- Leoben, Austria. Frank Johnson. Ted Marlin, Mgr. Food Bank Sbeppini Center Regis College, and is The wedding will take place JIM HOBBIE. Mgr. Mgr. Leonard Guznao, Ugr. : present employed by the Con- in July in Linz. Austria, and in cntal Paint and Supply Com- late August the couple will ST. ANTHONY AND ny. travel to the US, where they OUR LADY OF FATIMA STS. 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CALL FB 7-7M1 FOB RESERVATIONS 3985 TennysOD OPEN EVENINGS GLendaii THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtUphonc, K t y ile n t 4-420S Thuriday, Jun« 2, T940 MOVIES aASSIFIED ■I O o k s L 0 ^ jU u l d i u i k n c B , Thk Iki •« nwtWn M hirtt r*- koMlMi Omfcla. kdhram*, kiirtU'i «' "m F *'*»^‘- ^nMiairumtiL ky Uw HkttoMl U tiM •* *«»(», fitha- fcSlwII, kak Cktk Hill, Lni Train Fran Gun HIM. !•» I» IComes Summer and Usual Dull Fare Otciwy •n «HMr — i t • kaaw AflWof Mia. ^ Ua. Itfind tl Tan DaoMr, Ittwn if "w ■ By C. J, Zecha Looking back over the fall,|*eries. the "Splendid American'' n t n m . KtAMtLtk ANB (AVI. MraiFi. lent iMt*. l| "Rrertalim fn lu tMnl/olil iwHeiv Am dteomr winter, and spring seasons. one|(Dr. Thomas Dooley), the Wln- n 'itcrarllk 0 / p t o p t * wA« Mdor and*r tAt fallpulne ■ At one time hope was held Om k - M m I MiMImiIh iMi hr W HaM. im d Hta« Irawa. Jkain Men a Cun, Mai In d Hii. Mtn wng ctn easily see that major pro-iter Olympics, Archibald Mac- haard Om, SM iki IMiatk, IMwiai l**dT. OM Twkt, MlraH, Mlimnrr. ■ rnndllloni of iHOdeni IndHlIrv. Out II mwl k« wor- |ifor decent summer pro- l> wHtii '•( HiUlIkdri Hm. toMkt Jaaa Qtna. h* d MM Had. law •* liavra 6kl ad Hw Sltta. Hadwii 'e g lAk of lAt ratlomi Mlurc of noti and. lAortforr, gramming on the three networksiLeish’i Secret o f Freedom, the muji kt raoroU* koallkif.'’—F*lu» XI, “VtoUnnH -jgramming on television. But ImiNTT, kitwk «l *• kM»h. Vila MaM. 6e. MM'i Ifar. C'uro'* A included some large-size and t x - ‘ T V Guide Awards ibow (espe- Tam. Hw *«• Mai. I) fi«Mmi mm. OllwIM. ■ with the coming o f each Idik IBM. taM *f ik* Cad Sm. TkM Mai a Ik* Manald*. -30-. Tkm pensive duds. cially Naaetta Fatny), Lm ImMi. IMM tk* «rwl WM. M M m . kat, Cinhai, Fwr J, Hr»a^ FHf* , I summer. alon{ with i few more IM M il am* mi Md, ta Otm, Caat M lilL IMdakm. 1401 Araklai Den‘1 lit Hit Otriwt, kagt ad •*«, ■ Among the dliappointmenUl^"^'|'r Steven HiU ll The N MkkikM. Mk rf • Ikr, Wdai. Tdy TtM>. T*B* lA* Alin, T"*l k l ^ Mn. krHawr d ikt vein. gray heirs, In ad «M katra. ledwiei Ma a Nw vakak Iddra Han M ill. were Laurence Olivier’i Jioon'''"**” *?*•,T*™™? ****. Uaraaaalwi Uadi Taai CaMa. Ijfetil ren, Attlltii Tttn. Ktiurn d Hit the ume old satiooal debut In Hollywood CaaMO tel < Cm FH, trraii* d Frtnkaiittln. ktd. ktnli format pre and Sixpence, The Wonderful Circa Hat. (akadi Kda*. Ciaiinn •FarMr ad ik* SMn Girl, dkai Caadr In Ha M Ham. World o f Entertdimnent, Hex- Sings," The Way o f the Ooss d Mafe. Wa KM MaW-li GaiiUaiai. Wrak d In On la Mt, kikt«M'. >(*"' *< ' vails — re on World Wide 80, Stoyrophy ef Dak> 0«II ad «i Uith HM*. Ma- Ike Mar DHt*. Video-Audio Guide well Anderson's Wintersat, Art ra^imct Hat* with Hw Oit.1, litk peats of a C a n c e r , Barbara Bel Geddet in area (dh. Mav 0 law Fia*. 0 * t •< TdWnlaw ttiM. Dewn le Ttoa, Hraiga M FAy Amt. Carney in Our Town, and the fladal. Cari lai FrM. Dm A - latMa i laiHullraiMi la r tn T V R i u t in I SHERLOCK HOLMES, not Jilted (ll. worry • worn The fiuminp Court, and pTM- Akdanth ad AMh. TaiaTf Gratial Adnniwt, JnS**^ , y » » r r , n n flio iu m d a y , jumi i Fabulous Fifties. Downright dull Hh d (lairilT, Imw Fan M lak. M Htll lara Fram Hit Ynr 1,000, Tlmt Thi Followll^^kira I ^ r i i i i l K h i* j t h e BIRTHDAY PRESENT, not series, a few Ucally all the shoivs on Twenti Iwat «ai. AHI«da kt*dt. Anar '■WA SPORTS BITS Game Season By Hanx Rotm Planned Carefully The uninfoRoed ihortilihtedneu of a goodly portion of Few people realize that fait Population trends of big game Denrer'i eeU-etyled baMball “fane" (a la teleTiaion. that is) big game seasons are set shortly sre also vital and involve aerial will, unbeknownst to them, eventually bring about the demise after fishing season gets under counts by airplane and helicop ter and ground counts by car, of the National Pastime. way. Discussions and compari Denver Bean general manager Bob Hewsam’s effort to sons of facts and figures by all horseback, snowshoe, and Sno- create coBnaulty good win by appcallag to national base concerned start in April, and the cat. Herd composition informa ball leaden fw a lifting ef the TV ban on major leagne seasons are set the first part of tion, consisting of sex ratio (males to females) and per games when the Bean' home games are under way wu but June. another chapter in the Inevitable hook ef deem fer baseball. Direct responsibility for man centage of young U also ob Howsam and bis associates are to be congratulated for aging the state's wildlife re tained. ■isHnf this ooBuccesiful effmt to please the “fans” but much sources rests by law with the Hunter harvest figures from more for their kmg and contrarily successful efforts to pro Colorado Game and Fish De department check station re vide Denver and Colorado fans with top-Qigbt minor league partment and its eight-man com ports and buster report cards baseball. mission. In drawing up recom provide the ingredlenti for The ready and eynkal answer to the Howtams' efforts mendations for the big game sex and age compooltion of k ahrayi “Oh, IheyVe Jest la it te make MBcy.’’AU right, seasons the department works herds and hunter pressure a3 rit^ hat aahody ever claimed that hesehail ipromoten closely with landowners, sports- and sncccts ratlM. men, and federal agencies. are pUlaathrepMa. Certaialy. bteehall is a hosiness; eer- Tbe above factual informa talaly, the tween hope te make money. Bat baseball fran- These agencies are land- espedally la the minor leagues have been known to tion is interpreted and analyz^ use agencies and include the by the department, and is avail leee maaay. tae, and net lafreqnentty. Forest Service, Bureau of able when tbe various state Wbal the TV variety of “fan" faila to undentand at all is Land Management, Soil Can- that baMball k set up on the minor leagues u an absolutely wide regional meetings take servation Service, Fish and place. In these meetings, mu necessary foundation. Oh, sure, all kindi of kids are playing ATHLETES MAINTAIN GRADES Wildlife Service, Nitlonil bttebsH today in all kinds of leagues, probably more so than tual co-operation guides the dif THE ST FRANCIS de Sales Athletic Association' Lievens, Conrad Boeding. most valuable baseball player; James Park Service, and Indian Ser ferent opinions, interpretations, evor before. vice- All of them working to Bat is there a lad anywhere who can step from the held a hanmiet recently for the grade school athletes. I *'‘8 hcst scholastic standing athlete; John Htberkorn, and recommendations of tbe gether make the final setting land-use agencies. With factual CTIA. the Pony Leagaea, er the Old Tlmen bto a major of the seasons by the Game leagae unUermf P^emlenal football and buketball both information u a basis, the agen **” ^1.**''°*^ gueaU. Kumba; David Figlino, most valuable player and Flab Commlssiou i group cies find close alignment In have their owe “ndnor leagaes" on the natioo’s college The« boys who won the special awards excel in a sport affair. campBses; and they cost the pro* not a penny’s worth of their thinking. and have also maintained an above 00 average in their classes. | Marlin, midget coach; and Bob Haberkorn, most valuable bas- Facts and figures gathered, ipkeep. A statewide game manage BsKball, perhaps unfortunately, is different. It has to Shown, from left, following the banquet are the Rev. Joseph i kctball player. discusaed, and evaluated by ment meeting is held in Denver have its i"inor leagues to survive. But from this writer’s view those concerned, fall into three w^iere the recommendations of point the truly mfortunate thing is that the face of America broad categories: ( 1 ) range po the statewide regional meet h— dunged so much tlut “immobile fans" would rather sit tential, (2 ) population trend, ings are brought together and and stare at a television acreen than troop out to the local Parochial All-Stars to Rely on Pitching Strength and (3) hunter harvest. diKussed. Sportsmen and land bpllyard to see live bell players in action. Range potentlsJ is simply owner groups in addition to de We are net o ij tae laiy end soft to stiy ebreaet of the By Phil Rrma ;joel St. Germaine (7-1) and Re- Bruce Egloff (3-3> of Mullen. Raiden five. Nick Palitii of tbe amount of food available partment and federal land-use hat evaa toe fir gene to ge eat end see a ball The Parochial High School gis' Steve Dunn (5-0) turned inland Bill Wieser (4-2) of Cathe-' Ml. Carmel and Lou Kellogg for tbe game animals. To de representatives are present. lAll-Stars will be counting on the most impressive pitching oral. of Regis ire handling the termine whether there is game. From this meeting the state ☆ ☆ ☆ I a five-man pitching staff in'records for the season, and' This is a (cam tboronghly coaching chores (or the paro more or less of this food, com their effort to break a three- either one is a logical choice for dominated by the co H eights Student To D o R esearch A sophomore,of Loretto Aug. 22. i: 4 ^ S t h a o L Heights College, Denver, Anne The students were chosen Marie Concialdi of Pueblo, is from a field of hundredi of T U w i . one of 10 Colorado college applicants. Under the direction students who will have projects of Dr. Charles Bitter, Anne in the Undergraduate Research Marie will work on “Th« Isola Participation Program in the tion of Certain Toxin Produdng field of biology at the Univer Strains of Staphylococcus aur Typing Course for Young sity of Colorado June 20 to eus.” Set at Loretto Heights L«otto Hei^ti CoUefe. l>eD- tn a JuneSOtoioly 28. Tir. irin dfir i typlni coum Pint period eUnes will be itadeBts in the u^er ele- gin at 8:80 sjn, and will last Hale & Perry Paints iM tiTf CnKlec, eixth, Mrenth, ■ntU 10:18 tjn.: second period 1^ httf> echool clattea will be|^ at 10:80 and DWE-liBW PAMT STOtt A blMtr •iD't, whh blw*r ilKkt, last nntU 11:00 am Classes will ’Mitr HiKlicm, grtOtr ciKmn- be limited to 27 pupils in each inc* (ilthtr WIVC-THttI «r UM tt« group. SI’M pttkint In tn« ITM). Ihe cost of the course is $20. S57 MHvittkH StTMt • N*y u m , HOUSEKEEPER of which $10 must be paid in ad ■ a IMBBIt vance ami the balance at regis WANTED tration June 17. The Loretto builBeas office la open from 8 £ t M ao'! Perish, Cheyeone. SJD. to 4 p.m. Wyombii. Call IW t or ^iter Thomas liarie, com merce teacher at Holy Family S C H O O L or RELIGION 6RADNATCS aiHte Ure. Juk Ziemer. UO School, Denver, will be FORTY-FIVE eighth grade students received cer senting the graduates: Mrs. Barbara Caragbar, chairman of teach p riirie A re.. Cheyenne. the Instruetor. The program is tificates of promotion to the High School of Religion of ers; and John O’Shea, president of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine in the parish. Wyoming. undtr the direction of Sister Holy Trinity Parish, Westminster, at a graduation Mass Satur Francis EUsen, supervisor of day, May 28. The students wore caps and gowns. Perfect attend More than 1,000 pupils are enrolled in the Schools of Reli Denver ^roehlsl schools. ance awards were received by 112 pupils of the school. gion in the Westminster parish. Teachers include four sisters Some of the participants in the ceremony are shown above. and two postulants from Marycrest Convent, and 10 members of From left to right, in addition to the altar boys, are the Rev. the laity. weariog Albert E. Puhl, pastor; Freddie Martinez and Pat Conroy, repre WEBEST WHEEL CHAIR STUDENT lay-at'the-ear Colo. Springs Seniors HEABIN6 MO Graduation Signal Event Sonotone Attend 1-Day Retreat i E Y E tt M ADE” This week is commencement Catherine Knauf, Donald Hoyt Koch- For Greeley Parishioner man, Larry J. Maoaanans, Patricia week for the graduation class C. Uarturano, Judith Patricia Mayer: ^ iD-oew Sonotone Model of St Mary's High School, Colo Benjemln F. HeCeney, Judith Slu- By Mary Fiei>leb some difficulty in using her ** " is the Smtlleti, most ert McCord, P e tr l^ J. Mclnnia, 66 rado Springs. Wednesday, June Robert J. Meitamaker; GRADUATION DAY is an im hands, she wants to become' a j^werfnl hesriog aid ever 1, the seniors had a day of recol Rlcherd Gordon Nlckelfon, Caro portant event in the life of any fashion designer. She has long lyn Aon Nyfren, Roalta Marla Ontl- vifh so B u y fe^ores. Pro lection at El Fomar, conducted verof, Jamea Mec Palmer, Carole young girl but for Barbara Joan had an interest in art and vides five times more power teniUivity than any by the Rev. Raymond Hamilton, Arm reyeer, Berban Joatl Bockera, Fuqua it - was a particularly Tbomaa J. Rodenklrclu Nancy Jo pwvious mlniauire Sonotooe—it's the most powerful assistant pastor of the Cathedral Rodse^ Stephen A. Rofackl, Pa- great occasion. Barbara, daugh Parish in Denver. Irtda Ellen RoMra, Patricia Loulie ter of Mrs. John W. Fuqua of ■ {waring aid of its s ia with fully Automatic .Volume Rofera, Loulae Elaine Rooney, Louis ’ Cootrcd (A VQ for eaw listmiiog. Unique Batterv On Thursday, June 2. there is Rottmen; Greeley, has attended Evans '■ Economizer lengthens Um of evsy b a t^ . So small a Baccalaureate Mass at 8 a.m. Linda Saldy, Sydney Catharine High School for four years in Sblrola, Linda Ann Shoemaker, Ste- a wheel chair and on May 20 ; and light it is worn entirely at the ear, with or without in St. Mary's Church. After 'ben Robert Stratford, Mariam Ann ward, there will be breakfast for iwiln, Anaabellc Hersaret Theo was graduated with her class. ey^asies (eyeglaas model illustrated above). bald, Fayrene Cathenne Tyma, the seniors, juniors, and faculty, Jama* Anthony Vldmer, Katherine Barbara is a victim of Fried C w M la e n d s m hew can M p yom — at the Broadmoor Hotel. Alice Waltere, Hary Watlnger, and reich's Ataxia, an incurable dis Carol Marie wloklnf. ease of the nerves. Suffering Graduation will be held at < V • I .It 'ine rRins*irMV . SONOTONE* 7:30 p.m. June 2 in St. Mary's from the malady since child , W.RlTEYof .ST. MARY OT-THETwASATCH HIGH SC^^^'/ci O f DENVER Chun^. The Rt Rev. Moniignor 102 to Graduate hood, she was supported by a William J. Kelly will announce steel walker when she was f^4fPI^EV%r..EAST- BENCH?. SAIT lAKf CITT 8, ilTAH :i0 0 Metrwpentan Bulling TA. 5-1484 scholanhlps and awards and A t Holy Fam ily graduated from the ninth grade -h , confer the diplomas. The com at St, Peter's in Greeley. mencement address will be Sunday, June 5. the class of Her two older sisters, Margie, given by the Very Rev. Honsi- '60 of Holy Family High School. 24, and Eileen, 23, who also gnor William Jones, arcbdloce- Denver, will attend Graduation have the disease, are confined san superintendent of schools. Mass at 7:30 in Holy Family to wheel chairs. Another sister, Solemn Benediction of the Most Church. There are 102 gradu Linda. 8, attends St. Peter's \ Blessed Sacrament will then be ates, whereas only 85 were School. i U m ETO N GAS & APPLIANCE CO. celebrated by Honsignor Jones, graduated in the class of ’S9. • • • m aOOTB MKVADA lo u av. 4-isn with the Rev. John Jepson as At the assembly on June 3, TRAGEDY TOUCHED the deacon, and the Rev. Leo Ken many of the outstanding sen family the past year when Mr. J h s , TTLcm k SiohsL nedy as Bobdeacon. iort will receive awards in ath Fuqua died unexpectedly at Barbara Joan Fuqua After the graduation exercises letics and leadership. These work Dec. 15, less than a year Oowniown— Sixl«*nih and W»llen there will be a reception in St. will include scholarship awards, after he had joined the Church. fashions. Her mother hopes she Mary's Gymnasium. the Betty Crocker Homemaker He had been baptized a Catholic can afford further education Tli* clan of ISM loeludci: Hary award, the arebdioeesan math on Holy Thursday of 1950 and for Barbara, which will have UfON'T YOU HELP? AOD Bartta, Robert Barca, KathlMs trophy, ribbons for the arch- was confirmed in April. to be through correspondence BartachS CarolyB Blendlnl, Donald Bionanid, Dorothy Haxlaa BowUns, diocesan math and science tour His death left the family with school. Zavarto C. Bivanar, Xnaatb Brown. ney, a special science and avia Ing, RosaU Idwara Conaly, WUUam little income. But they managed P. ComatOD, Barbara Doobon, Dere. tion award for outstanding to struggle along on Mr. Fu THE FUQUAS, despite their Uiy Aoa dlfitaatn, Paul Duboi, liar- achievement in high school larat Dlaa bboldaos. Bobart b - qua's Social Security and put problems, are a cheerful, closely ine iHrtBoia, Bunn Joan Ployd. science, and service awards for Barbara through the remaining knit family. All members of St aoml P l ] ^ ■an’ CaUwnne Force, school officers and jobs that John t, FofMr; months of school. Peter’s Parish, they have found SPatricia Ann Cabr, Janice Adele have been particularly well Barbara is now looking to help in their faith through their Gardner, Laurene Once Oanhart, done. the future. Although she has Ruth Aan Bales, Gertrude Irene many dark hours. Hill. Lawreact Rartmia, Carol* Aoo Halrlaid, Joaa Marl* HoUo- way, Jain Mart* Kins, Rosemary 3 AWARDED 'SUMMA' DEGREES t r v \ ; AT REGIS' 71ST COMMENCEMENT M(DW % ! k \ SEE Three seniors were graduated GRADUATES Albuquerque, N. Hex.; David L. summo cum laude to lead a •ACHELOR OP SCIENCE (E.I.): Sprehe, OMthomi City, Okli.; and 0*nv*r—Jick N. SsU«y, G«orf* EmU B. Ziegler, Quinter, Kxiu. class of 112 at the 71st com A. BeutDcr, Jim ei F. BoitHjht, Mi ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE OEORIE: > A P ir 4 i. mencement exercises of Regis chael F. Burke, (B.8. In chemlatryl; Donald F. Bursa. Jobs L. Chaisbera, PhUip R. Leahy, Deover; Roger H. College, Denver, Sunday eve Richard N. Chrlfty, Stephen J. Talich, Aurora, Neb. ning, May 29. Compton, George F. Coughlin, Wil CERTIFICATE IN GENERAL DURING liam H. DInea, Barry T. Dawun, EDUCATION: They were A. Benedict Cosiml, David C. Dobba, Terrence E. Doo Betty J. Willis, Wheat Ridge. Wetby: Terrence E. Dooher, her, Paul E. Doyle, Jr., David H. Eby, Jr,: Richard C. Eyre, Alphonae MAY-IUNE Denver, and Stephen E. Telat- E. Frel; It doesn't take much effort to help a boy in need. nik, Avon Lake. 0. Peter J. Furatenberg IB.S. In M a r g a r e t H e d g e Fourteen other seniors, most chemlairyi; Andrew K. Hudaon, Wn have o great demand for used dothing to help SPRING Danny G. Jlron. Paul A. Johnson, of them from the Denver area, Thomas P. Joyce, Meivyn J. La- W ins Contest artdftoke care of the needy. Won't ybu help by phon- also were graduated with honors. Belle, Mario J. Mapelli, John W. Irt^T^. 4-5503 for free pick-up of your u s^ clothing. FEVER Mudd, Jamea F. O’Connor, Arden R. ( Graduated magnaicum toude ReuaUik, John £. Sommerhalder, In Theology vere David H, Eby, Jr., Denver, Robert L. Stein, Donald V. Waraav- age, John Thomaa Weber, William SEILING and Blair K. Farrell, Colorado J. Whelan, and WUUam J. Zlvlc. The Archbishop's annual the Springs. Denver Area—Keith E. Coleman, ology contest for the sophomore St. Vincent de Paul Tbomaa A, Davldaon, and George SPREE Denver area students gradu j . Minellono, WeitmUuler; A, Bene- moral theology class at Loretto ated cum loude were George F. diet Cosiml. Welby: Robert L. Etz- Heights College was won by kom , and Everett L. J. Smith, En Salvage Bureau ) A P t T A I ~ Coughlin, James F. Boatright, glewood: J. Hovrard Goodwin, Ar Margaret Ann Hedges, daughter ^Chevrolet Wheat Ridge; Mario J. Mapelli, vada. of Mrs. Hilaria Hedges of Long William H. Marvel, George J. Colorado—Kenneth tV. Bllck, Rog- mont. 1825 Waxee 13th Ave. BROADWAY &UNC0LN gen: Louis A. Caricato and Louts Minellono, Westminster; Robert V. Doyle, Pueblo: Kenneth J. Ei- Archbishop Urban J. Vchr I Phene,CH 4-858S ter Free Pickup Today! TA-5-519I L. Stein, Donald V. Warsavage, lnoza and Jamea C. McCormick, Eolorado Springs: Dennis G. Gillen, presented Margaret with the and John T. Weber. Greeley iB.S. In chemlatryl; WUlUm award, a S25 prize, at (he for Other cum laude graduates C. Mangus, LoulsvUle; John R. Ort- Eo|oy the eoiy comfori of th* Arrow El-Way with cool thcri il**v*t ner, Holyoke; Robert £. Tafoya mal commencement exercises on were Michael D. Cassidy, Phoe and John H. Tarabino, Trinidad; May 26. The title of her paper and o collor you con w*or open or cloud. Expartly lollor*d in oir- nix, Ariz.; Anthony J. Cloutman, Others — George T. AUen, Jr., Chestnut KUl, Mass.; James E. Ar- was “The Social Virtue of coivditioned lob'ici to l:**p th* h*ot out end Salem, Maas.: Richard M. Kil vidson, Keokuk, le.; Michael D. Cas Truthfulness.” mer. Brookfield, Wis.; and David sidy, Phoenis, Aril. IB.S. In chem- lit o l; Anthony J. Cloutman, Salem, let the breeze m. In Icy Whit* ond trotted $ i < 2 5 L. Sprebe. Oklahoma City. Okla. Hats.; James P. Gahl, West Allis, Sister Francis de Sales, soph WIs.; John C. Gleeson, Kewanee, omore moral theology professor, color* ...... III.; John W. Hartmeyer. Uunele, Ind.; Jerry L. Haushalter, Wauwa conducted the contest and Number 1 Polka Band tosa, WU,: Richard M. Hllmer, Judged the papers on the basis Brookfield, Wli. IB.S. In chemistry); Andrew M. Klein, Jr.. Lenesa, Kane.; of tbeir content, organization of Coming to Lakeside Harold D. Harcotle, Sallni, Kans.; material, extent of sources, and MAIL ORDERS POSTPAID ANYPLACE IN THE UJ.A. William H. Meiers. Jr., Arkansas City, Kans.; Ray F. Meyer, Fergu- general format. The nations No. 1 polka band fon. Mo.; Gene L. .Mueller. New is coming to Denver, to the Baden, III.; James E. Obst, Dallas, Tex.; David A. RottIno. New York, beautiful Moonlight Gardens N.Y.; Robert J. Swanson. LaGrange, Ballroom, in Lakeside Amuse III.; Waller J. Swlrciynskl, Okla homa City, Okla.; Stephen E. Telat- ment Park, June 10 and 11. nlk. Avon Lake. O.; Jerome R. Wal- BREWED WITH .LOOKING Harold Loeffelmacber and bis rond. Clayton, Mo.; and Terrence C. Welsh, Great Bend, Kana. Six Fat Dutchmen, really an 11- BACHELOR OF ARTS (A.B.): piece band, were recently voted Denver—Dennis W. Boone, Car men N. Conocco, Sister M. Geral-' PURE ROCKY FOR A HOME? ibe nation's No. 1 polka band dine Clifford, Leo H. Connell, Jr.; for the fourth consecutive year Daniel R. Egger. Theodore J. FoU. Charles J. Fuermann. Slater M. John by the National Ballroom Oper Linnenbrink, Mark Holly Logsdoo, ators' Association, as published Frank P. Magglo, WlUlam H. Marvel. lA.B. with LallDi; Sister M. Llguori MOUNTAIN in the Down Beat magazine. O'HelUy. Thomas J. Parisl. Frank The orchestra has recorded R. Uuintero, John A. Robinson, nearly 200 polkas, waltzes, and James M. Wetzel, John L. WUllame. and Sister M. Monica W'lite. Ischotlisches on RCA Victor plat Dtnvar Area—John F Jaramlllo. SPRING WATER ters. and is heard regularly Wheal Ridge; Anthony A. Martinez, Littleton. 1 on Radio Stations KFAB, Colorado—Blair K. Farrell. Colo CHECK Omaha, and KNUJ, New Ulm, rado SprUtgs; Ravmond Frenchmore, Trinidad; WUUam C. Gregory, Cli Minn., and were featured on the max; James B. Guyer, Fori ColUns; Dennis M. McDaniel. Canon City; Lawrence Welk TV show. Vincent L. Smith, Felroley. OUR CLASSIFIED PAGE They have played in nearly Other*—Thornes R. Cullin. Uem- every state in the U.S. and in Ingford, Neb.; Bernird J. Dunran, Clenrock, Wyo.; Beltrmino Eiqui- many foreign countries, but bel, Tlerri Amarilis, N. Mex.; Don ‘their first Colorado appearance ald J. Hall, Rawlina, Wyo.; Richard ' 6 o o U ON REAL ESTATE E. Kelly, Omaha, Neb., lA-B. iritli I will be June 9 in the Municipal Latin); Jose Leon Guerrero, Jr., AMERICAS F’NI UCKf St IE Auditorium. Sterling, prior to Agana, Guam; Michael A. McCue, St. Paul, Hinn.; J. Keith MeUel, the Lakeside engagement. -Rock Falla, III.: John T. Schlpper*, FA6I POURTEIN Offict, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Keyttene 4-4205 Thuridey, June 2, 1980 1 to to Attottd Special School ot St. John's St. Dominic's Parents' Auxiliary Meets (St. Jehn the attend. (St Dominic's Parish, Denver) i(er McGraw, also of the Cath and issued miniature rank Pirieh, Demr) A dance for the eighth grade The Parents' Auxiliary of Boyj olic Scouting Committee: and for the boys to present to tbeir The SMan U Loretto are gradualioii class will be held on Scout Troop 65 held its annual! Wesley Sarver. neighborhood mothers. Mr. Ramponi also ac boidini a qtecial luiiuner school Thursday night. June 2. in the jitney dinner, installation of of-' commissioner knowledged the honor bettowetl at St John’s School this )var school auditorium. Their gradu fleers, and presentation of char-j Installation ceremonies for on Troop 65 by the Catholic fr(HB June 0 throucb June 22. ation brunch will be held earlier ter. Robert Browning, North! officers of the Parents' Auxi Parent-Teacher League, which One budred ten pupils will on the same day. District executive, presented, liary were conducted by Mrs. invited the scouts to perform the 1960 charter to Fred Stoll.' Mike (Louise) DeBell. past the duties of color guard at tbc ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH president of the Holy Name So-i president of the North District CFTL luncheon on Wednesday. ciety, sponsor of scouting in .Mothers' Council. The following May 4, in (he Conrad HUton H 9- this parish Mike DeBell. in-' were pledged to office: Mrs. tel. Alameda Drug Store stitutional representative, and: Charles (Frances) Wells, presi The boys who presented the V. •. rmteoN, e>w- BUCHANAN LIQUORS Lawrence Kaiser, troop chair-1 dent, Mrs. George (Mary) Gal- colors for this occasion weia- M il MLivaav ^ man. issued current committee-j mish. vice president: Mrs. Richard Dieckman, BUI Bra» Gat Kate Dni|{f Drtve. C. Blake Hiester Assume Official Serra Posts M A N W A N TED HEN'S Sleeted Director in the C. Blake Hiester. Jr, brother of .Monsignor Richard C. Hies-; DENVER AREA ACTIVITIES ter, archdiocesan director of: music, was elected the seventh for special interview director of the growing Peo and sales work. ples Bank in Aurora, .accord ing to H. J. Bleakley, president IF YOU ARE 21 TO 35 of the suburban bank. good reputation M l T H I N IW Camp 81. Male Hiester is a prominent Den ver attorney with offices in the good health Mats Scheduled rot 'M Equitable Building. His election, ambitious SUrtiol on Jane 5, Mus said Bleakley. was the result of have auto wlU he offered eTcry Sondiy continued growth of the Peoples Bank, now with more than $5. bondable (t Ctmp St. Hilo, near Estes SOO.OOO in total resources to and able to be away from Park, at 10 o’clock, Uie Very serve the Aurora and greater home Monday to Friday Her. MoDsignor Richard Hies* East Denver areas. ter. who U in charge of the YOU MAY QUALIFY. caaip, has announced. VIC HEBERT, I k Salary, Expenie and With the opening of the Formica Counter Tops M«n«|ie bv VMr trM wr KMthtt Bonua ArrangemenL . . . t r t M i M ’S H S *rv« Y m I canp on Jane 26. there will Francis X. Wirck Al O'Meara. Jr. Richard Casey Andrew Martelon. Ceramic Wall Tile be two Snnday Masses at 7:30 President First Vice President Second Vice President Secretary Vinyl A Linoleum Flooring Write to: S m D m te c SiM UU and It o'clock. LINOLEUM AND TILE PERSONNEL MANAGER p. o. n«z rics SERVICE, INC D IN V IR is , COLORADO TRY INTERMOUNTAIN Denver Serra Club Installs Frto Eitlmatof — Ou«rinl«*d ELEVATOR CO. Inttollstlen Telling briefly about OtBver — LoofmoDl — Hudaoe Francis Wieck, President 3S90 LIpan Street GL 5-7327 yourself. Include ege, Joho K. LeCcurUU phone number and your FIRST FORT MORGAN MILLS Named for and dedicated to! The Denver Serra Club, an or- Fund, serving as a member of Momlwr Mt. Cinnol Firhh complete address. Gifts - Hardware - Paint tM. Igamzation of Catholic business the budget review committee. the spirit of the intrepid pioneer Glaaa - T m r n t klorfSB aed HllIroM, Cole. and professional men who seek and u treasurer of the Denver California missiorary. Father Pipe TBreadini Maiwfacturtn and to foster vocations to the priest Deanery Community Centers. He Junipero Serra, Serra Interna Window Shadca Key {Mlrlbvlert lives with his daughter. Anne tional is (he parent of the affili ...... J D n^ icating hood. installed a new slate of officers at its meeting May 27. Marie Wieck. at 453 Pontiac ated Serra Clubs. The two-fold Opaa Friday 4 Maoday Evna. Ctialletiger Fortified KrancU X. Wieck was named Street. Denver, and is a mem purpose of the clubs is ll "to LAS VEGAS STARDUST HOTEL 32 Broadway PE. 3-2N0 F e e d s president: Al O'Meara, Jr., first ber of St. James' Parish. foster vocations to the priest vice president: Richard Casey, The main activity of the Den hood and to assist in the educa PACKAGE DEAL FOR 2 — ONLY 46.00 second vice president: Andrew ver Serra Club is the sponsoring tion of young men thereto," and TWO NIGHTS — THREE DAYS Martelon, secretary: Robert Con of Ibc annual Serra Field Day 2) "lo further Catholicism FOR INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE nors, treasurer; Johh J. Vance, at St. Thomas' Seminary, Den through enduring friendships We Pbolofraph Aoylliing, Anywliere ex-president and ez-cfficto mem ver. as a part of the organiza among Catholic men.” Member GILMORE TRAVEL SERVICE ber of the board; George .McCad- tion's vocational promotion pro ship is restricted on a classifi The M ilc-llijjh l*hotfo Co. don. two-year trustee: Martin gram. Each year up to 300 cation basis: that is, a few from CH. 4.1409 1633 BROADWAY DENVER eighth grade altar boys from each business and professim are et hH HMIMMIMMMim iMHMMI Color FiaUhiof Photo Sapplios Kelly, hold-over trustee; Paul MeGrady, Edward A. Koester. Colorado and Wyoming partici invited to join. The Serra movement received 31t SovoBtoooth ICEyttono 4-«lt4 DeoT«r Robert Connors and Charles Cassidy, one-year pate in this unique sporting trustees. Monsignor John C. event and get a chance to “check its initial impetus in 1934 in Treasurer YOUR OPPORTUNITY Cavanagh is chaplain. out" the inside of a seminary. Seattle. Wash., where four Cath Mr. Wieck is controller and Serra Club members meet olic laymen recognized the need TO RECEIVE secretary-treasurer of the May- twice monthly and have an an for an association for fraternity t i b e q q , D&F at 16th and Tremont Street, nual day of recollection. Other among Catholic men. It was for activities of the club include mally organized Feb. 3, 1935, PRINTING COMPANY Denver. Educated at St. Louis University, he is a member of a speakers' bureau, with men and four months later the scope FREE DENTAL WORK W 9 nmo d o o ff$ e t the Chamber of Commerce, the'available to speak on vocations of the group was enlarged lo Applicants to practice dentistry in the State of Colondo N P r in tin g Downtown Denver Improvement!at schools and interested groups; include the work of fostering will be examined by Colondo State Board of Examlnen week of June 19th. im C nrtis-tl 4-1393 Association, the First Friday I sending out vocation posters. ard assisting vocations for the Luncheon Club, Mile-Hi United'and showing a vocation film. ! priesthood. The latter objective I has become the more engross- C L VAN BUSKIRK AGENa I ing work of the members. whatever. If your X-nys show any work, that tbe dentiits raa Oas a llactrk OMs. taking the examination can use, you will receive some Denver Man Is Elected excellent dentistry FREE OF CHARGE. All Unea of Insiiranre M. MA s-nn We ipiU be open Saturdays, June 4th, llth, and tn . SA l.n40 District Head of Serra 18 th and Sundays June 5th and 12th. Gerard J. Smith, a member Mr. and Mrs Smith plan lo at Repeoaeniiof iho jof Christ the King Parish, Den- tend the Serra International FRRi OF CHAfIGi J/UWBjbUlL jver, was elected district gover convention in Dallas. Tex., in Fillings Only! No Bridgework No Plates nor of Serra International for June. I District Six, which includes Den- 'ver. Columbine Valley. Colocado Springs, Pueblo, Wyoming, and Bridges Dental Supply Company ' Montana. 1370 Tremont, Denver, Colorado John J. Vance Active in Church affairs, he SRCUS-LRUILDR Ex-President and Ex Officio is president of Christ the King AC 2.0813 Conference of the St. Vincent de IB43 LARIMER ST.-8 3 0 r7TH ST. Trustee Paul Society, secretary of the Particular Council, and a mem ber of the Fourth Degree. . J . u Knights of Columbus. He is dean ' AWARD of the Oblatcs of St. Benedict, H Third Order, Holy Cross Abbey, I't Canon City. l/\ «»niciiiakcr’s PLAQUES Occupation-wise. Mr. Smith is Charles Cassidy ihc manager of brokerage of One-Year Trustee IBe|»nrliuciit Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance BPO-NZE TABLETS Co. of Hartfort. Conn. He was Piitroniao These Heliable and Friendly Flrmt past president of the Underwrit ers' Association of Kansas City, Mo., and past vice president of the Denver Life Underwriters. TIIE MOST SATRIANO PROMPT SERVICE A graduate of Notre Dame ENGLEWOOD COMl'LETE ALWAYS University, he is vice president BROTHERS LINE of the Denver Notre Dame Club. Gerald J. Smith Heating Company S*nrlnf tKIlK tlHH»Hd KM JANITOR IN THE D«nw Ath SERVICE WEST... WINNERS OF AREA Aalk*riMd Lm m Dwtar Rwnu«*t ud Ah CaaJltlmliii * Rug and UphoMary Shampooiiif All M«k«* FnraaoM DOMINATE AWARDS * Cemptota Hatnt Denver area students earned Others honored during corn- latUllod, Swvicod nine of 12 special awards forimenccment were Terrence E aad Ra^irod Cloanlnf Only academic achievement al thc|Kelly, Lcadville. the A. W. For-. G * Fleer W eiing end George MrCaddon Htoting 8 Fellnhing Manufacturers 71st annual commencement ex-.stall Award in Anofyticai Two-Year Trustee creises of Regis College. Den-|Chetnwtry,- James B. Taylor, Air Conditioning Throughout Shoot Metal Work W eill erid Window* • CLEANERS ver, in the Regis Fieldhousel.Milwaukec. Wis., the National Weihed The Sunday. May 29. |0//ice M a 11 a 0 e m e n t Assn. Phone SU 14494 • WAXES ««... I lAicard, and Philip J. Beauvais. FrM Ckacbn aad Eafliat# EXPERT . DEPENDABLE Western States Mrs. Irene I» In rim, r j >•««< Da? aad Ni(kl StraiM INSURBO • SEALS • SOAPS repeated as winner of the j,,. Pueb o. the Co orado Soce p of / 4 3690 Sooth Jason Cett V$ te r t t m B u im e m • FLOOR ,seph A. Rvan Award given Accountants Frank Watara. Pr«|>. > CL. 5-B7S4 oad GL. M U * -P h on e KE 4-0205 Martin Kelly 2834 W. 44tk Av*. MACHINES nually for ihc best work by Tnulee woman student in evening divis-1 j °<- * ' j i„hn i' rnh. ton bustnes-s courses. She re- SPnngs. and John L. Gnb- 12 Years’ Experience ceived the same award last vear. ben, Denver, recc.ved special Bficon & S elm n i E. J . SCARRY CO. awards for winning first and, 8 . ALL MAKU o r TV CompMitioa Booftag 1620 Market Street Denver, Colorado Other Denver area students second, respectively, in the an-' All Werk OvarantMO honored were Charles A. Ra- nual Intercollegiate EnglishI Tile Rooflan munno, Anada, the Mary J. Contest of nine Midwest Jesuit; Jerry Hines T.V. Service Roof Ropniriap |Ryan Memorial Aiiard for lhe|CoUcges and universities. | 4080 BriebiM Bivd. 1401 SO. DOWNING as. a-3Sii I best work in first year accouni- O L 4456* NORTH DENVER 'ing; William J. Zivic. Denver, the Class of 1929 Biology Airard,- Terrence E. Dooher. MERCHANTS Denver. The Campion Physics GOLD CROSS PRODUaSy INC. Au'ord. Robert L Stem. Den “ ArrieJIled Pureeyeri to Ike CollioUe ver. the Wall Street Journal HOMES JANITURIAL & SANITARY 8UPPUB8 .Au'ard as the outstanding sen 1421 - 16(h SUeel — CB 44775 er CH 4-2566 Please Patronize WHITTAKER ior m business; James F. Boat- FOR SALE OINViR 1, COLOUAOe Your REGISTER right, Wheat Ridge, the Colo-; PHARMACY ratio Society of Certified Pub Advertisers and Paul McGradv iic .4cro«nlanls Aicard for the M ention “ The FritnJly Store” One-Vear Truster highest average in accounting. ELDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Preecriptlon Spedniista S/HrinHiing THE REGISTER s r ' A. Benecjicl Cosimi, Welby, GUY M. ELD ER A SONS W. 32nd A Perry GL. $-240) was honored by the Midwest in Q iiiilily chapter of the .Amencou Insti W AN T TO SELL llriilin g Industrial and Cummercial Uuilding tute of CheniLstv for scholastic anti 17.) Vnlleja bl. Pharl 341930 WEISS BAKERY achievement in rhcmislry. and P/i(Mi/>ing William C Mangus. Louisville, YOUR H OM E? H eim its OLD-FASHIONED SALT received the Alpha Kappa Psi .Auurd for the highest schola.s- Why not try ■ Want Ad lo RISING BREAD— EVERY TUESDAY iic average in commerce and fi The Register. The Coct U ROSS HARDWARE nance liver a three->ear period. Low end the Quick Resulu SLATTERY Y o b Named as first and second Thraa Slorea to Sara# will Surprise youl The Ads Open Nifct Till 9 pm. — Free Porkirg 4tM T IN N Y M N ST. OL. place winner', respectively, of ire listed under Perish sub- taM W . MHi A V a. HA. 4-1M the Arrhbishop V’fhr Auord b420 F . ( nif.iv .ll Moil.... iI I I '. LAKtttea ciHTan 01. x-iru for promoting Catholic thought hesdings. & and action were Richard P rrs BASY-to place n Woni Archer. .Arvada and Thomas Ad—Juet Coll KB. 44205- NORTH DENVER LIQUOR STORE COMPANY E, Swanson. Denver loy ‘ Charge ft“ Electricol Coirtrocting & Repairing Dom rtlk nnd imported I'lltiiil'ine and llrating W OF AND LIQtOIIS REGISTER ('.unlrticlvri EARL J. STROHMINGER Cold Beer — Mlxen — Pop iOHN 1. COnnOK PrMidMl — II Eloctric Compaay ■Yow Prwtidly Lt^wr Slora'^ W A N T ADS aOBLRI F. CONNOR. Vl«a Prti Call OL M7U for FRBB DKIJVERY 181 Vallejo St. Licensed nod Bonded Edith and Carmine Lombardi, Prop. MIRRORS F ill Action t Member N'etlonal Electrical Coatneton Aaa’a. 4eH r«*>al IM. Ch*«r«>Ar RIMI U 5-5U Pbone Edward \. KorMrr |1 IrgRtiPiv Low Cost! SH. 4-3181 1178 Stout S t A C 2.5733 On rMeral at WMt Mih Am . Nait t« Comer One-Year Trusterears be finished twice in MuHlar Check-up Wriw OT Phone for 66 SERVICE TEXACO OATES TliE a BATTERIES second place and once in third In/oTTnation place. In 1957 he was voted man T im , a«tt*rl*i Green Meadows | n iicr6ran 3e 5038 West 44th AcCMwrIn—Cpniplctt ager u( the tear. tarriM Conoco Service Eagle Rock Lakes wirnrft w* ci»» This talk will he n( iiili-rosi MZ M.P City Ticket Office, 1531 Stout Street • AComa 2-5533 Phone OelU tone Stamp! — PIO.SKEB Stamp! to all uhn follow the fortunes of CL 5-98M 47} Bannock K i. 4-4UI m s S. Sheridan Yampa, Colorado WA. }-t044 ihe Denver Bears Member.' .ire y :)iv :tecfc SvtMt THE DEHVER CATHOLIC REGISTER TtltphofM K«yiton« 4420S Th«rid«y, Jun* 2, 19M Strtttoo and Flaflcf'^ Parishes Have SchooU (8t Chariw BicriMdi’i PBlia,''' fitufiueAcant in. fiaoL StrattM)' U m umut] nllfiow yieBtioB. «AML. HAMLMN, « . *f IM He*. UaM Utna, Hr*, tobait He- iBAHtaa. Louitc. a, taiBarir Ciubetb SulUvaa, Lot Aa(*l**. Mbool for the Stritfea lod* DkOa a* wa Ot brMMr CHhtaek, H i *. M a Lraeh. Hr*. It at U U K t e m « a t Sba araa tba Calif.; two brothara, Coratlliu I. n i ^ piriiba ii baiil M l* Hr*. Ow* Civw. DMT«r. Hn. aaph Gaaaaf*. BAM Je M aw tbar o f BQm aad H a iy L w Bpaa- K«*(a, OkUbona City, OkU.; tad Ala» iS m t . Mn. O m Ibrti. aa4 ot baaaar, Mrf Pnaeto LyM at tr, Daevar; dauibtai ot Ur. tad Or. John A. X**ft, Pint. Util w e ^ u d wUl ekiM od PhaaaM, A rli.: tba bretbar 9 t Ttaa- Ira. Jetia A. OntUlai, Sr.; tb* RoMry will b* raettad Thundty, (hir aai Daaato Lnah at lialaaB, M ar at Oaorta, lam . WOttaa. Jus* I, at 7:M PA . Is tb* Bo 111*. Siturday, Jimo 4. llw childm Maaati aai Btoatalh Lnieb at Naw •b araa. tv A t, aad tDebiMl Ortab- vard Mortuary Cb * m 1. S. Colorado will Tvcdivo tbilr Flnt Gobi* Boultvard at E . MiiH»N|>pl. Burial Talk Ctt]!. M.Yj M n H alaea* aad ttot. a at B*' , . lack aad munion oa Sundby, Jdim S , •Mt, katt •(Anw«. m m a a*aba»a, m t U iiaiiM M IM to Haa Harry CMabUM, both of Daaver; will be In HI. Olivtt CaoMUry. HUk Mm « m Mw fi avrin. •*»**■ Blib H im waa Hrt. ttbaiaariUlllaftr. TiUa Rack. ANBBkINA klUZZI O ban art conducted bp the M at IWMt^ OMrab. AM«r*. i iliIn T it laa* I la tt. BataadattaY Nab-i aad Hrt. Laeea tolth. Daly Rtoulam Hlffa Man wu etlabra- Sifter* at the Hoit PredoM ' t ju m t n . Ottrac oiactT Q wiA, tAkavoad. tataiaMBi Ht Cto, Cam. t«d Hay a In 8t. Ifnatloa Loyola'* OHoa*. Baalavard M attaan'. t o « i M Haa* « u catobratad Hay Cbureb. Dcnrcr, for Hn. Anaaltaa Blood. AVKN. KKHAKB, H, <( IM t. IT ta Ckrtol lb* Klaa Cburth ta Unnl ot IW Vtof ItTMi. iurtal ■M ttfML w tlM M «f Hr. MaMftMKK, JOMPN kbO, It. at I Mrcraaa. lataraMOt H t OItvat rat ta Mt OUvtt. S. rarcH; kntkv of B « . Hriarlaa 1 ^ . Ba «aa tba Baward Hortaaty. Hr*. Uiuxl
Two CFM Meets Set in Archdiocese
