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m "o Mullen O' 33 m 33 Great Day for Mullen High Oct. 17 O' m t 0 JO ‘ Tabloid Exactly one year from the day when the first mately 800 students. At present 475 students arc enrolled in phasis began to center about a more standard academic pro 01 r - shovelful of dirt was turned at a ground-breaking the high school, which is taught by 19 Christian Brothers and gram. VJl o c Next Week ceremony, the five-building expansion project at the lay faculty members. r c O t/) 33 J. K. Mullen high school, Fort Logan, will be ded At present the school is fully accredited and offers a full THE BOARDING DIVISION has been phased out. The A special tabloid on icated. college preparatory curriculum. 1965-66 school term is the last in which boarding students will lips the dedication' of Mullen On Sunday, Oct. 17, dedication of the beautiful new building.s Through the generosity of the J. K. Mullen Benevolent attend. Scholarship students will be placed in foster homes, s to will be held at the school, 3601 S. Lowell boulevard, at 5 p.m. high school’s expansion Foundation the building program was made possible. where it is felt they will receive more care than can be offered project will appear in the Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver will preside and be as by an institution. by Thursday, Oct. 21 issue sisted by the Rev. Thomas M. Feely, C.M., chaplain, and the Brother Adrian, a native of Denver, cited the foundation and all persons who took part in the expansion program. The The Mullen foundation, however, will still provide scholar ing of this newspaper. Rt. Rev. Monsignor George Evans, Chancellor. ships to these boys who attend school at Mullen. Paying board not The welcome address will be given by Brother Adrian. school now rates as one of the most beautiful, as well as most completely equipped structures in the archdiocese. ing students have been advised that accommodations will end hat F.S.C., principal of Mullen high school. Brother Raphael, after .May, 1966. ace F.S.C., provincial superior of the Christian Brothers of the Shortly after the death of John Kernan Mullen in 1929 the Santa Fe - New Orleans province, will come from Lafayette, institution opened as a boarding school under the direction of ■ue, Notre Dame La., and give a commentary. the Christian Brothers of the Louisiana province for 10 or uld J. K. Malo, spokesman for the J. K. Mullen Benevolent phaned high school boys. ing Corporation, will speak, and Archbishop Vehr will give the Until the late 1930s it operated as a mechanical and agri In Parish to closing comments. Master of ceremonies will be John Hinter- cultural training high school with 45 boys enrolled. reiter, president of the Men for Mullen association. A banquet The change of approach began in the mid-1940s when era- DENVER CATHOLIC tiat will be held at 6:30 p.m. not Get Sisters Earlier in the ddy, an open house and tour will be .spon )ur sored by the Mullen Mothers’ club. It is scheduled from 1 to 4 P ublic fnvffed To Tour B uild ing s In the fall of 1966 a p.m. The public and the alumni are invited to the open house group of four Dominican The $650,000 expansion program includes an administra and dedication ceremonies at .Mullen high school Sunday, Oct. REGISTER Sisters from Akron, O., tion building, a classroom complex with 14 classrooms fully 17. Open house will be from 1 until 4 p.m. Students will con will open a grade school equipped for clo.sed-circuit television, a cafeteria, a faculty duct tours through the new buildings. Hcfreshinents will be THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 VOL. LX No. 10 be- at Notre Dame parish, residence, and a new librar>-. The faculty residence building served. Hostesses will be Mrs. Emma Ghcrardlnl, president of 2207 So. Zenobia street, di includes a new chapel. the Mothers’ club; Mrs. Jene Hall. .Mrs. Fat Lanoha, Mrs. Pope on Pepulatient in Denver, the Rev. Joseph Rule Halpin, and Mrs. Laurie Baker. Their committees will Koontz, pastor, has an THE EXPANSION PROGRAM brings the value of the com assist. as nounced. At the present plex to $1,500,000 and now offers accommodations for approxi -^pocrijphu ar- the school consists of nine ng classrooms. The nuns received permis- Food Needed, Bishop -AFaloney is alleged to lin .sion from Bishop Clarence Is- have overheard the following senmann of Cleveland. O.. to conversation at the Vatican undertake their new assign la.st week: ment here. Bishop Buswell: “ What do The Akron Dominican nuns Not Ways to you think the Holy Father would have replied if one of separated from the mother- the Curia had asked, ‘Tene house at Caldwell, N.J., in iuvavit Novum Eboracum, he 1929, at the request of Bishop Sancte Pater’?” m. Schrembs. At present the or Bishop Newell: “That’s der has 250 profe.ssed Sisters Prevent Birth Lly easy: ‘I.x3cus bellus ad visen- and 13 novices. By Rev. John J. Kelliher and Chris Hernon dum esl, non habitandum’.” ib- They staff two high schools * « » and 11 elementary schools, as “ You must strive to multiply the bread so that New Preathing Technicfue ir- well as a home for the aged in it suffices for the tables of mankind and not rather it, the Cleveland diocese, and in favor an artificial control of birth, which would be We read in the Christian in the Diocese of Youngstown irrational, in order to diminish the number of guests Century for Oct. 6 that at the he they have five elementary at the banquet table.” ------Gospel Lighthou.se in Dallas le schools, and teach at one cen With these words. Pope that the surface has only been you can hear a “ Thrilling Il tral high school. Mother Mary Paul VI told the listening scratched. lustrated Sermon. . . Bitten by Eileen is superior of the Akron world that the problem of The statistics of what these Serpents. . .Hear the Screams congregation. population as it affects to hybrids have done are im of Those Bitten. . .See the e- The assistant pastor at at day’s generations and tomor pressive. The hybrid corn Costumes of .M o s e s ’ Notre Dame, the Rev. Donald row’s families should be re yields in our country during Day. . . Hear the Crys [sic] Dunn, said that the clergy and solved by a po.sitive program World War II were up 2H per from the Cross.” laity of the parish were happy of food production rather than cent of what other types of to learn that Archbishop Ur the negative use of artificial corn would give the farmer. .An advertisement in the ban .1. Vehr of Denver had birth control. In 1947, conservative esti Long Island Press for July 24 given his permission for the Was the Pope speaking as mates indicate that close to read: “ Big Week. Adam’s is new school to be staffed by Mother’s Birthday. Who is an Idealist, out of (ouch with 800 million bushels of corn ig the nuns. were added to our farm prod she? How old is she now? “ The parish has been in ex the harsh realities of life? Or ucts because hybrid corn Short spicy lectures for busy istence eight years, and we En tran ce to Mullen High School is (here some scientific basis was planted. people. No sermon over 40 have been eagerly awaiting for thi.s plea of more food for minutes. Singing from the big the Sisters,” he said. This is a scene of the entrance off Lowell boulevard into To the right of the sign is the new faculty residence, one of screen. Bible given away the family of man rather than THE MAJOR problem fac Mullen high school, Denver, which will hold a ceremony of the new buildings. The rustic architectural design complements ing the world as regards food nightly.” Other sermon topics the use of an immoral means dedication for five new buildings on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 5 p.m., the existing buildings as well as the grounds, which are covered is that of technology and pro that week: “ Sex and the Sin at which Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver will preside. with an abundance of trees. — (Photo by De Croce) to a good end? duction. If, in those countries gle Girl,” “ Nagging Wives — In the last century, two men where food production is lag Hen-pecked Husbands — In- Remember contributed much to the pres ging behind, Mendel’s theo Laws and Out-Laws.” ent discussion. One was an ries were put to use. the stan Augustinian priest. Father dard of living could be raised Surely the Calvary Baptist Missions in For Millions: ‘The Pope in New York’ Gregor Johann Mendel, and to the level of “ frugal com church in Philadelphia didn’t the other was an English fort” which the Popes have mean it this way when the country parson, Thomas recommended. church advertisement read: Special Section in This Issue Robert Malthus. The e.xpanding world popu “ 7:00 p.m. ‘ Your First Day in Pagan Lands A D a y of H o p e lation does create a problem Hell.’ All .Are Welcome.” “The Pope in New York,” a special 12- IT WAS Malthus’ guess that of food, but the means are The vast missionary By Barrett McGum page tabloid highlighting the appearance of since the population of the available to overcome the de The Chri.stian Century con work being accomplished New York — Pope Paul’s visit to New York world was increasing in a ficiencies in agricultural pro cluded its comments on these by thousands of priests, Pope Paul VI in the U.S. on Oct. 4, is includ geometrical proportion and duction. and other gems by suggesting this month is sure to be remembered as a milestone that we -should never judge a nuns, laity in the pa not only in the history of Western hemisphere Chris ed in this issue. the food supply in an arithmet Irrigation, crop rotation, ical one, there would come a improved methods of fertili movement by its excesses. gan lands throughout the tianity but also in the story of world Catholicism. world will be remem time when the food supply zation, modem equipment The Pope’s appeal for would be outstripped by the and new types of plants are The Rev. John Harley bered by the faithful of of them grouped along the peace, his call for generosity population. This would result still unknown in certain un Schmitt, patriarch of South the Archdiocese of Den edge of the street waving and ver on Sunday, Oct. 24, in the face of the world's in a world of poverty, des derdeveloped countries of the west Denver, asked one of hi.s many needy, had an audience cheering. parishioners to look him up in when a collection will be Physicians' Moss pair. and chaos. world. such as no other preacher of Malthus was dead only a Population density is not the newly issued membership taken in all churches. ALSO U M ITIN G the crowd Christian doctrines ever be few years when Father Men the problem. Europe has a directory. The man looked dil In a letter to pastors and was an unseasonable near fore has enjoyed. del came upon a scientific higher density per square igently under such likely pari.shioners, to be read Sun freezing cold which chilled fact which has done much to mile than any other part of classifications as “ Pastors,” day, Oct. 17, Archbishop Ur Sixteen thousand police nuns, children and others who Scheduled Oct. 17 refute the Englishman’s theo the world and Europeans “ .Ministers,” “ Churches.” ban J. Vehr of Denver re leap-frogged from one part of had waited for hours. The White Mass to honor St. Luke, patron of phy ry. Experimenting in his mon have enough to eat and even “ Sky Pilots” — and finally lo minded that “ all of us cannot the city to another to protect The cold was a problem all astery garden, the monk con are able to export produce, cated Rev. John Harley under go to foreign lands to propa the Pontiff at each point to sicians, will be celebrated in the chapel of Mercy day. Repeatedly the Pope was cluded that by crossing differ dairy foods and meals. “ Fire Escapes.” gandize the Gospel, but we which he moved, thus multi hospital, Denver, on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 9 a.m. plying their effective number subjected to the chill winds as The Rev. Michael Walsh, ent species of plants a new The density of population in can pray for them and uphold The world is a book, and many times over. he hurried from place to chaplain at Mercy hospital, type or species is formed Europe is 149 per square their hands in supporting All physicians, whether those who do not travel read place, forced to hold even ma which has certain characteris mile. .Asia, feared as the cen them and their efforts to will be the celebrant. The Rt. guild members or not, are only a page. jor conversations with inter ter of the population explo bring souls to Christ.” BUT SO FAR as those of us Rev. Monsignor Edward welcome to assist in this serv- tics from each parent plant. — St. AugustIrM nationally famous state.smen sion. has a density of 99. • • • The International Society of who travelled with the Pope Leyden, pastor of Blessed Sac- ice. The new plant is called a hy to as little as three minutes North .America has 27, Africa the Propagation of the Faith, we were able to see there was rament parish, will deliver The guild also sponsors the brid. Anna Mae Martelon was at little need for all the defenses. each. Toward the end the 20. South America 20, and with headquarters in Rome, the sermon. Following .Mass Thomas Linacre club of the tending a parish tea lately Wherever he went. Pope Paul Pope’s voice betrayed a faint Australia, 3. and with full knowledge of the the breakfast will be served University of Colorado Medi- M E N D E L’S THEORIES and was heard to observe: was received with interest, huskiness. There were lines of needs of the thousands of mis in the hospital cafeteria. cal school, an organization of have been pursued with dra Malthus was a pessimist. “ Andy is one true-blue hus with affection, with hope and weariness around his grey- sion centers throughout the Catholic medical students. matic results in other plant Mendel was the optimist. It Ls band. When he talks about with reverence — the most green eyes. But his quick The purpose of the Catholic life, poultry, farm breeding, apparent that Pope Paul is a world, distributes as equit THE MASS is sponsored ‘Daisy’ in hi.s sleep I know authoritative spokesman of elastic step retained Us annually by the Denver Guild physicians* guild is to uphold fish and insects and even in realistic optimist. He sees in that it can't be anything other ably as possible whatever spring. contributions Catholic people the world for the doctrines of of the National Federation of the principles of Catholic faith human production and hered the family of man the talents than a flower.” brotherly charity and of • • * make. To say that there were spa Catholic Physicians’ guilds. It and morality as related to the ity. .\nd one expert inetr- and abilities needed to further peace. The six delegates of is celebrated on the Sunday practice of medicine. viewed by the Register said the peace of the human race. “ You are asked once each ces where there were only a Dale Carnegie is offering a tiny Communist Albania (an nearest the feast of St. Luke, new course. It is designed to year to become auxiliary mis few persons does not gainsay sionaries of the Gospel by ally of Rod China) conspic Oct. 18. leach employers and supervi uously boycotted His Ho the fact that an unending hu your financial help,” the let sors how to work without liness's address to the U.N. ter said. The Archbishop’s let man wall — sometimes their knowing it. general assembly, but even ter appears on page 2. scores of persons deep — • • « such foremost representatives National Negro H o m e w o r d of Soviet policy as Andrei went on with occasional inter W * shall go out across the darksome Gromyko and the Moscow ruptions for the whole of the Council Honors deep Communist newspaper, Prav- two-hour arrival motorcade. When the long shadows fall upon Iho Charities Head shore; da, had words and gestures of In the heart of Manhattan is Denver Pastor Our eyes will close serenely In sweet esteem for Catholicism’s land the crowds were some sleep Appointed to The National Negro Voters F rom which we will not waken any most eminent representative. times so den.se as to cripple more. traffic. Educational Council of Wash We will go out in quiet and alone Health Council The patent fear of police ington, D.C., has named the A w ay from all the things that we hold that one Ul-willcd individual dear. IN QUEENS many nuns Rev. Edward P. Alurphy, Leaving the loved ones that we called The Rt. Rev. Monsignor El could provoke another John and children of obvious Irish S.J., pastor of St. Ignatius "our own" mer J. Kolka, archdiocesan F. Kennedy calamity, another To mourn our passing with a silent descent, some wearing green, Loyola parish, Denver, as Us tear. director of Catholic Charities, frightful assassination, did some even clad in highland “ Man of the Year.” Cod grant that friendly breeies bear Denver, has been named to have a small dampening ef us far tartans, waved Papal and Father Murphy was cited To the great harbor of eternity« the 18-member State Health fect. For days the New York for notable efforts in the field Beyond the shining of the farthest star Facilities Advisory Council, radio and television carried American flags for the Pope. Wtwre in the light of Eden we may be In Spanish Harlem Puerto Ri of race relations and human Transformed from lowly childrefl of created by the 1965 Legisla the repeated appeal: "Stay cans cheered the Pontiff and betterment. the sod ture and appointed by Gover home. Leave your car in the Into the living image of our God. displayed banners labeled in Former recipients of the Rev. Thomas E. Burke, C.S.C. nor John Love. garage. Park even the hoses Spanish, “ love,” “ peace.” award include Herbert Hoov The new council represents of organized groups at the “ trust.” In Negro Harlem er, Kirk Douglas, Adlai E. interests providing and using outer limits of New York. some crowds a score of per Stevenson, Nat “ King” Cole, hospital, mental health, and Keep out of the crowds. It sons deep watched with re Walt Disney, James Roose Prayer Day mental retardation services, may be dangerous. Sit home spect. That day’s newspapers velt, the late President John governmental agencies, and and see It better on televi Washington — A National carried the announcement F. Kennedy. Duke Ellington, non-profit organizations. It sion.” Day of Prayer will be ob that the new Auxiliary Bishop and Mayor Samuel Yorty of replaces the old nine-member As a result those few of us served Wednesday, Oct. 20, of New Orleans would be a Ne Los Angeles. Colorado State Advisory Hos who were allowed into the Pa according to a proclamation gro — the first in the Ameri pal motorcade winding 24 of President Johnson. The pital Council. can Hierarchy. The new council will be miles through New York on Shriver Honored President asked all citizens to faced with recommending the the Pope’s arrival often saw Pope Paul’s talk with Pres Washington — The Cardinal pause on that day “ to ac distribution of some $2.9 mil stretches of 100 feet or so ident Johnson as reflected by Gibbons medal of the Catholic knowledge o u r dependence lion in federal construction where there was no one at all. the very fact of Us great University of America, awarded upon God.” funds this fiscal year. In other areas the line was a length — a full hour — was an for outstanding contributions to In signing the proclamation Among others on the coun single person deep. On event of significance in Amer- the United States, will be pre in the White House, he re cil are Thomas M. Tierney Queens Boulevard which is Ican-Vatican relations — the sented to R. Sargent Shriver, minded all Americans of the and Robert Denholm, Denver, generally busy with foot and first Papal-Presidential con director of the Peace Corps and line from the “ Star Spangled and J. Donald Haney, Colora car traffic there were hardly versation on United States Office of Economic Opportuni Banner,” which says “ In God do Springs. more people than normal, all soil. ty. Nov. 13. N.Y. H«r«ld TrlbuiM photo by Don Rico Is Our Trust.” Page 2 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 Archbishop Vehr Announces' Archdiocese of Denver CHANCERY OFFICE Conditions for Indulgences 1536 Logan Street Denver 3, Colorado The conditions for gaining the cable only to the Poor Souls, Father, according to the inten indulgences for the Poor Souls can be gained by a visit to a tion of the Pope, on the day of through visits to churches and cemetery each day from noon, the cemetery visit. October 11, 1965 seminaries was announced this Nov. 1, to midnight, Nov. 9. B. A visit to a cemetery, in week in an official statement cluding either vocal or mental Reverend dear Father and Beloved People: from Archbishop Urban J. Vehr CONDITIONS are: prayers for the dead. of Denver. A. A visit to a church or pub C. Confession and Commu Once each year we are privileged to become participants The annual All Souls’ devo lic oratory and the recitation of nion as mentioned above, com in the vast missionary work done by thousands of priests, tion will be held Sunday, Oct at least one Our Father, Hail puted from the day of the ceme Mary, and Glory Be to the tery visit. Sisters, and devoted lay people in the pagan lands all over the 31, at Mt. Olivet cemetery, Den world. Ordinarily, you never hear of these self-sacrificing cho ver. sen souls by name. Many of them are American Religious and The toties qiioties (as often Issue Cleared in Mexico lay people. They have given up home, family, and country. as) plenary indulgences can be They spend their lives without publicity or earthly glory, striv gained by all the faithful one ing to bring pagan souls to Christ. day only — either; On Benedictine Monks From noon, Nov. 1, to mid Vatican City — The p.sy- Bishop Mendcs’ Council state night, Nov. 2, or from noon, In the Providence of the Almighty, these godly missiona choanalysis undergone by ment to reports that 60 monks Nov. 3, to midnight, Nov. 4. ries represent us in the spreading of the Kingdom of God upon monks of the Benedictine of the Benedictine monastery earth. All of us cannot go to foreign lands to propagandize the monastery of the Cuernavaca in the diocese had been psy CONDITIONS are: Gospel, but we can pray for them and uphold their hands in diocese in Mexico was car choanalyzed in a Mass exper supporting them and their efforts to bring souls to Christ. We A. A visit for the Poor Souls ried out on a group basis and iment and that 50 had left the : to any church or public oratory can become their co-operators and helpers by our financial over a period of 16 years. monastery — several having Given Confraternity Award i within the specified time, and and prayerful support. Every parish and Diocese is blessed in This was disclosed by Bish decided that their vocation One of the 10-year awards presented at lay executive board of the Archdiocesan j recitation of the Our Father, op Sergio Mendez Arceo as was to married life rather assisting the missions. I Hail Mary, and Glory Be to the the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine work CCD. .Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.P.A., an attempt to correct the than monastic solitude. ! Father six times, according to director of the Confraternity, beams his ap wrong impression which the The International Society of the Propagation of the Faith, shop Oct. 9 was given by Archbishop Urban the intention of the Pope, J. Vehr to John ,\. Yclenick, president of the proval. press had placed on his Coun News Oeodfinef with headquarters in Rome, with full knowledge of the needs i every visit. (Those residing in cil speech on the finding of The deadline for news sto of the thousands of our mission centers throughout the world, I institutions with the right of a Sigmund Freud. ries and pictures to appear in distributes as equitably as possible whatever contributions our [semi-public oratory can make the "Register” Is Monday at Catholic people make. As you can appreciate, there is never the visits in their own oratory PRESS REPORTS had tied 5 p.m. sufficient money to meet all the pressing needs and opportuni Archdiocesan Teachers or chapel.) ties for growth. B. Confession, made within eight days after the day of in The Catholic Church is vitally interested in the religious dulgence. Here*s how feos welfare of all races and regions of the world. By your contri To Convene Oct. 25-26 C. Communion, received the butions you become partakers in the redemptive mi.ssion of same day or the day before or Christ, to save all men for heaven. You are asked once each A cathedral liigh school in- menlary school teachers’ dis I .Among guest speakers at within eight days after the day of indulgence. year to become auxiliary missionaries of the Gospel by your strumental quartet, the Olejnic- cussion of current curricula . I the institute will be Dr. .Sane- I di Petronov, international lec- financial help. Please give what you feel you can to help oth zaks, will add a light note to the and methods, Those habitually going to opening ses.sion of the annual ' turcr of the Cultural Ex Confession twice a month, if ers save the world for Christ. Envelopes are provided in the The Rev. Lawrence St. Pe change Ministry, whose topic Denver Archdiocesan teachers ter will preside at the opening not legitimately prevented, or pews. May God bless you. I will be "Face to face,” an institute to be held at l.orollo session, .Monday, Oct. 25 at 9 receiving Communion daily, outline of world problems, ad- Heights college, Oct. 25 and 26. a.m., and a welcome to the or at least five times a week, Faithfully yours in Christ, I dressed to principals and cle- fulfill the conditions. The Monday talks and discus-1 teachers will be extended by mentary school staffs. sions are for both secondary! .Sister Eileen Marie, president I A plenary indulgence, appli- and elementary teachers, from: of Loretto Heights college. - ' Denver archdiocesan schools, | h „ archbishon Ur- t m and from those of the Diocese!^^„ y J; Denver win a l s o ' L E I B J V l A > a . T e B O C K H O R S T of Cheyenne. , featured at this opening ses- On Tuesday, Oct. 26. the sion. . i Archbishop of Denver meetings will be devoted to ele-' Keynote address of the insti-! itute will be delivered at this! Let; our tse.ssion by Dr. Harold J. Kane, I book simplify of the University of Colorado. i .At 10:15 a.m. the Rl. Rev. your life. CHA Official Among Monsignor William H. Jones, ^ Denver Archdioce.san superin-1 An American National checkbook makes many things easier. tendent of schools, will be com Like paying bills and making deposits by mail. Like protecting mentator on the topic "The Ele-i your money... and managing it better. Bank the American way Those of Conference mentary and Secondary School' Act of 1965.” — it'll simplify your life. The Rev. John J. Flanagan. opened Oct. 11 and are continu J O H N E. Z O O K G E R A R D R. S.J., executive director. Catho ing throughout Saturday, Oct. After lunch at 11 a.m. the PARTNER TeBOCKHORST, CPCU lic Hospital Association, St. 16. Rev. John J. Padberg, S.J.,' PARTNER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Louis, Mo., will be among the director of the Sacred Heart 17th 8t Stout 244-6911 guest faculty member.s attend SitAUAcmXJL AUVeSL 1897 MORE THAN 600 physicians Retreat House at Sedalin, Colo., M EM BER P.D.I.C. ing two related postgraduate a n d hospital administrators will lead a ‘‘Hootenanny" begin-: 1130 PUBLIC SERVICE BIDO. conferences spon.sored by the from 45 states and Canada arc ning at 12:30 p.m. University of Colorado School meeting for sessions, which of Medicine at the YM CA con brings together hospital chiefs AT 3 P.M. a film showing the ference center. The conferences of staff, chiefs of clinical send dangers latent in pornographic ees, hospital committee chair literature, ‘‘ Rage.s of Dcatii,” men and administrators to dis will be screened, with a live cuss the problems of operating commentary by Donald .Meehan a modern hospital and its medi of Denver. cal education program. Group sessions on various > From Oct. 11 to 13 the hospital Address Teachers i aspects of elementary and scc-| medical staff conference was ondary school instructional! Benedictine the Rev. Henry techniques, including the latest held. A conference on medical Lacerte, O.S.B., will address education in the hospital opens development in each field, will ali religion teachers of the be discussed by specialists who Oct. 14 through Oct. 16. Denver Archdiocesan schools, will preside at the group meet at the annual institute Oct. 25, Forty • two prominent au ings. thorities in the field, drawn at 1:30 p.m. at I,oretto from all parts of the country, Heights, on "Preparing the are serving as guest faculty Student for College." He is a TRAVEL for the two meetings, along member of Holy Cross Abbey, RESERVATIONS with 15 members of the facul Canon City. Since September, ANYWHERE ties of the University of Co 1964, he has been at the New AT NO EXTRA COST lorado schools of medicine man Center at the University DAVE LINDQUIST Owner and nursing. of Colorado, Boulder. 19 Years On The Job Experience On Three Continents 71S 17th StrM t 33rd FI. New Western Fed. PERSONALIZED MONUMENTS and MARKERS ___ Savings Bldg. LINDQUIST Father Flanagan Memorial Co. TRAVEL SERVICE Speer Blvd. At 9th Tel. 8 2 5 - 7 1 7 5 Erickson 255-1785 1 Hour Free Parking La Shells 1725 California Forty Hours' Devotion T H E ® / O C -/ / ^ K . 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NEIGHBORHOOD ^ MORTUARIES City, State, Zip Code. 4 S S -3 6 6 3 Thursday, Oct. 14, 1^65 The Denver Catholic Register P a g e 3 Colo. Springs Men, Pastors Form Loretto Graduates ten- Back Home in Saigon r of De Paul Society Unit to Aid Needy Two nursing graduates from four-year absence. Loretto Heights college, Den Colorado Springs — A Colorado Springs Conference ture Store is inadequate for the rado Springs conference, which “ Aly parents and relatives of the St. Vincent de Paul society has been organized quantity given. began its work late in August ver, are now in Saigon awaiting are very happy to see me atal assignments as registered nur by a group of Catholic men to assist their pastors in David Nixon is president of and has helped several families. back. . .The adults don’t change ses in hospitals there. much but the children change a mu- helping needy persons spiritually and materially. the St. Vincent de Paul Socie Active members are men ty. Frank Peck is treasurer, lot. Some of them were born 3m- from the seven Catholic pa Both Vietnamese girls. Ton Vi An initial collection of more nity, Sacred Heart and Our lliomas H. Martinez is secre when I was in the U.S. — so I me- rishes of Colorado Springs and from Ngu Lao Hue, and Ly Thi than $1,500 and considerable Lady of Guadalupe. tary. The Rev. Bernard am a stranger for them,” wrote the U.S. Air Force Academy. Hanh from Danang, 1965 grad clothing has been held in the Co O’Hayre of Corpus Christi pa Miss Ly Thi Hanh. She ex The Air Force Academy and uates, completing their four- plained that both girls would be lorado Springs parishes — Di OFFICERS of the conference rish is spiritual director. Fort Carson Catholic chaplains given three months of orienta are seeking a store or ware Representatives of Denver’s have been asked to hold special year nursing p*-ogram studies vine Redeemer, Corpus Christi, tion and observation before house for the clothing since Christ the King parish confer collections to help launch the at Loretto under the sponsor St. Paul’s, St. Mary’s, Holy Tri-!space loaned in Quaney’s F’urni- being assigned to their full-time ence helped organize tlie Colo- new conference. ship of the Agency for Interna nursing duties. tional Development. Under the PERSONS needing help are foreign financial aid arrange Principals a t Dedication referred by Catholic parishes, ment, they wiil now work for Knights Plan Children's Educational Fund Seeks la v enforcement and welfare Dedication ceremonies for IVRillcn high school’s five-build their government for a 10-year ‘Polka Party’ agencies as well as members. period. ing expansion project will attract many members of the cler The Knights of Columbus will Colorado Springs’ St. Vin Letters received from the gy and laity on Sunday, Oct. 17. Coming from Lafayette, La., sponsor a polka party at 1555 Grant To Further ^Head Start' Plan cent de Paul Conference (wo former students by Miss Grant street, Denver, on Satur will he Brother Raphael, F.S.C., right, superior of the ('hristian hopes eventually to open a re .Margaret Metzger, director day. Oct. 23. Killian Haberkom Brothers of the Santa Fe-New Orleans province. Archbishop tail store where articles can of the nursing division at The Children’s Educational will also serve as budget non-classified personnel to as is the chairman. Admission is Urban J. Vehr of Dem er, left, will dedicate the new build be sold for a nominal cost to I.,oretto Heights, reported Fund, Inc., a non-profit organi director and accounting offi sist in the many non-profession 75 cents per person. Everyone is provide funds to buy food and highlights of their return to ings. zation established in October. cer. al and “ trainee,” semi-profes welcome. Herman Dinges’ polka 1959, by friends of the late Bart finance other basic needs. their native land after the band will play. Sister Rosemary is currently sional jobs involved in program O’Hara, a Denver attorney, to the national president of the operations, whether related to : assist needy children in further- Guest List Announced Catholic Kindergarten associa classrooms, parent participa Address MILE HI INTERIORS Membership: — 5042 Federal Blvd. J. EMMETT NOONAN - DIRECTOR Ordinary’, $1.00—Auxiliary $ 3.00 New...... 433-8491 Sustaining, $5.00—Society $10.00 Renewal. — AL BELLIO — 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. 433-6575 P a ge 4 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Oct. 74, 1965 # laymaH-Ol Largm Council Speaks l^eg-idtonciid Exit Hamlet By Jim Bxdak To World What ever happened to world’s greatest men, have, By Bishop Robert J. Dwyer Hamlet? described him as everything Great Day at Mullen The one you’ve read about from a m id d le-o f-th e-roa d i m e w a s , as late as the end of the Second World mostly in magazines which conservative to a conserva The dedication Sunday, Oct. 17, of five new build T War, when Monte Mario, the heights rising b e depicted him as a brooding, tive middle-of-the-roader. yond the Prati, north and a little west of the Vatican, was a ings for Mullen high school, Denver, comes one year dark-eyed cross between an Quite a stunning assess leafy retreat from the heat and hurly-burly of Rome. There after ground was broken for the school’s vast expan ostrich and a fence-straddler. ment, wouldn't you say? sion program. It also serves as a reminder of the Oh sure, they admitted that were pleasantly shabby villas studding its prominences, with sombre aisles of ilexes and brooding groves of umbrella pines. great contribution the Christian Brothers and Mullen His Holiness Hamlet VI is NEXT, OUR all - knowing Astride its summit were the remains of old fortifications dat high school have made to education in the Denver probably a holy man, but they commentators decided that ing from Monsignor de Merode’s rather pitia area. tried their best to show that the head of the world’s lar Those who will take advantage of driving out he has an overwhelming cloak gest religion was a man who ble attempts to defend Papal Rome under of unholy shortcomings. Sunday to witness the dedication will see a beautiful couldn’t or who wouldn't Pope Pius IX, together with a gaunt and de inake decisions, or at least fiant observatory, the latter still in use. and utilitarian structural setup. It has long been a IN THE first place, these not the right kind of deci Crawling around its base and fingering up its dream of the Christian Brothers at Mullen high commentators and reporters sions. They called him vacil glens were makeshift huts of the poor, squat school to have facilities to provide the best in educa whom we depend upon to give lating, they called him clever, ters' dwellings of unbelievable wretchedness, tion and guidance for young boys — to offer them a us an accurate and compre and finally, out of sheer ex chance to build a sound mind in a sound body. The hensive picture of whats’ asperation, they called him patchwork hovels of tin and rags and broken dedication Sunday proves their concern and devotion going on in the world have in enigmatic. oddments of imperial marble. sisted through some very bad It was here, during the twilight years of to an ideal and service to youths. Worst of all, our dedicated It is from such education offered at Mullen high drawings and photographs the temporal power, that the composer Franz that the leader of a half bil commentators determined to school that vocations to the religious life and leaders warn us that this man was in Liszt found surcease, presumably, and balm lion Catholics is incredibly un- for his troubled spirit. He had had enough of in the community come. Never before as today has photogenic. deed throwing a papal .slipper there been a need for Catholic schools to handle an Horrors! How indecent to into the delicate machinery of Sturm und drang, enough of the Wagners and all their works and increased Catholic population that faces a growing be unphotogenic in these days ecumenism and renewal, pomps to last him well beyond the end of his life. Now he would paganism in the world. The training of the Christian of television and the candid causing it to come almost to don the cassock and wear the tonsure, a cleric though not a Brother eminently prepares him for his task of edu camera! a grinding halt. priest, and be the Abbate Liszt. If the outward transformation cating the whole man spiritually, intellectually, cul In the second place, our And, too, these savoir-faire would not always betoken an inward conquest, there could be turally, and physically. trusted commentators, in the commentators of ours so obli no denying the strenuousness and indeed the sincerity of his Mullen high .school has come a long way since heat of their battle to classify, gingly discovered for us that effort. 7/ve r/ M f /sr?fPE/ label, and package one of the 1929, shortly after ,1. K. Mullen’s death, when the the man in the white skull cap It is heart-warming to recall that Pope Pius IX was kind school opened as a boarding school under the direc is quite shy, withdrawn, and and attentive to the volatile Abbate. It is not recorded that the retiring — hardly the dyna Pontiff actually fancied his music, which may have been tion of the Christian Brothers of the Loui.siana pro mic type needed to be a world vince for 10 orphaned boys. Today, through the .1. K. • Comment tor Today somewhat overwrought for his bland and Italian ear, but he leader in these trying times. undoubtedly enjoyed the gentle triumph of snatching so distin Mullen foundation, its benefactors and generous Oh, indeed. friends, it has advanced to the point where it offers guished a brand from the burning. On the facade of the Dominican Sisters’ convent down the better and more extensive educational advantages Whose Money Pays For What? ISN’T IT interesting that street from where wo live a plaque commemorates the villegi- than ever before. last week in the short span of At Mullen high .school, and elsewhere where they By Paul H. Hallell 14 hours the Man from Rome atura of Liszt on Monte Mario. But were he to return, he would hardly recognize his quiet retreat in the forest of soar teach, the Christian Brothers are “ the unsung As one of the Register staff, junction is brought against the aid of poor children than proved to be warm, friendly, ing apartment-houses which has sprung up to cover all but the heroes who fight the daily battle in which the ene I was invited to hear Glenn nuns teaching in p u b lie it could turn down Prote outgoing, smiling, highly pho mies of youth are beaten and youth itself is won for Archer, executive director of schools, this is trumpeted as stants or Jews who offeied togenic, quite decisive and steepest declivities of the area. Only a very few of the villas specific in his U.N. speech, remain, their golden walls scaling in the sun, and the fantastic Christ.” — (C.IZ) POAU, speak the night of Oct. a victory for the hard-working their facilities to further the 5 at South High School audi PO.*.U legal staff. same program, as they have hardly shy in his delivery, de increases in real estate values threaten even them. All is cidedly ecumenical in his con torium on the government’s POAU has but one interest, done in other states. brand-new, modern, up-to-the-minute, and as hideous as an tacts and approach, and pro co - operation with Catholic working on the fears and pre endless series of Babylonian ziggurats. This is the new Rome nouncedly progressive for A Crack in the Wall groups in advancing its Head judices some Protestants may THE RELIGIOUS persons which has served strident notice on the old that it will devour Start and Neighborhood and institutions co-opcrating making the trip in the first Less than four per cent of the Negro population still have about the Catholic place. it some day soon, remorselessly, in the ineffable name of de in the United States is Catholic. They represent an Youth Corps programs. Hav Church. Sometimes it will with the Anti-Poverty pro Doubtless it’ s high time he mocracy and progress. Where Liszt sauntered down um even lesser percentage among the total Catholic ing heard Archer once, I raise a faint voice against gram give value for federal knew there was nothing new allotment. The POAU also be was looked upon not as some brageous alleys beneath the immemorial oaks, meditating his membership in the nation. government co-operation with he could say; it would be the Protestant groups in the so nefits by government lar sort of Hamlet hut as the man version of the music of the spheres, the radio blares out the It is only fitting that such a large minority should same old theme rung on cial welfare field, but this is gesse. It never fails to men he really is in his own right: latest frug rhythms for the delight of Young Italy. have representation in the Hierarchy. This recogni slightly new changes. window-dressing, which does tion, in its insatiable appeals Pope Paul VI. This is the New Rome, this the Modern World. As this is tion has finally come in the appointment of the Most not fool the knowledgeable for public funds, that contri written (he Fathers of (he Council are addressing themselves Rev. Harold R. Perry as Auxiliary Bishop of New MR. ARCHER charged that Protestant. butions arc tax-deductible. once more to that most difficult and thorny of all schema Orleans. He becomes the fir.st full-blooded Negro, 8182,000 in federal money is None of the projects against In 1963 POAU reported that A Choice . . . ta, (he famous Number 13, “ The Church in the World of To born in America, to be elevated to the Episcopacy. going to eight Catholic which POAU protests is a re at the end of 1962 it had an day.” Whatever our prepossessions, whatever our prejudices, schools in Denver to further The only other. Bishop James Healy of Portland, ligious undertaking. If the fe accumulation of income of “ We have no desire to see (his is our world, the world wc have helped to make and in Operation Head Start, a deral government provides nearly 8732,000. Gifts and con Me., who served in the final quarter of the 19th centu opposing camps in the which we must find our living. Try as we will to preserve and government program to pro money to help Sisters and oth tributions accounted for ry, was the son of a White Georgia planter and a mu Church. But if we must enshrine the memory of the past, of Liszt on Monte Mario, It vide kindergarten aid and er Catholic teachers in opera 8451,886.47. If this latter fi choose between opposing latto slave. is we who walk its pavements today, buy our papers at the training to children in poverty tion Head Start, this is simply gure rt‘prc.sentcd a 10 pur points of view, we must sure The family of the Bi.shop-elect is living proof of pockets. because they have offered cent tax deduction, it meant ly choose the great vision of corner kiosk, and rend (he news of our anguished and distract what the American Negro can do when given the op Project Head-Start, which themselves for this govern that the American taxpayer the Council: Renewal and re ed times. portunity. Although having experienced only a few is part of the War on Poverty ment service. The govern had to pay at least 845.000 freshment and reform — not The villas are gone and the apartments are here; a cer years of school themselves, the parents of the new Program, says that it “ will ment could no more turn that year to support an orga only in the liturgy but in ev tain graciousness has largely vanished from the scene, to be down a nun or a Catholic nization whose only purpose Bishop had the vision and spirit of sacrifice to pro not discriminate in any way ery facet of the (Thurch's life.” replaced by a hard competitiveness and a bitter selfishness. .school that offered its servi is to foment leligious hatred — Father Frederick R. .Mc vide a college education for all of their six children. on account of sex, race, But that is not the whole story either. Where only a few had creed, color, or national ori ces In providing a center for and di.scord. Manus. One son became the first Negro cancer surgeon, two enough to eat and the mean.s to enjoy something of life, there gin of any applicant.” The others became dentists, the two daughters are teach now are many. Whore only the blessed could read and write ing school, and now the sixth child will become a suc .specific centers for Head- Start arc selected because of a Strings to tho Bow and look at art with comprehension, the world of today is far cessor of the Apostles. their central location and ade more literate, far more intent upon increasing its power over New Orleans, which Bishop Perry will serve, has quacy of facilities to handle matter and its acquaintance with spirit. one of the largest concentrations of Negro Catholics the program it includes. If .Something has been lost, something gained. It is always in the country. The area also has been the scene of there are no specifically Faithful Messenger hard to assess (he differential and to call It loss or gain. De bitter conflict over civil rights for Negroes. Even Protestant centers for Opera mocracy has won its victories, and they are precious in our Catholic leaders have not been without prejudice, so tion Head Start in Denver, B y f ra n k Merriss ryes, hut It would be foolish to contend (hat these victories much so, that the late Archbishop Rummel saw fit to that is simply because Prote It was indeed an encounter come, cannot be built on the alM) be faithful to your own have not been purchased at a price. Moreover, the victory is excommunicate three well-known Catholics because stants have not had the facili of simplicity yet greatness. sand of materialutic plenty at purpose and principles in ad- of their opposition to the integration of parochial ties, or shown the interest, ex That is how Pope Paul VI de the expense of (rue founda mitlinfc newcomers. by no means complete. We still have wars and rumors of others to come; we still have poverty. Among the tall apart schools in the archdiocese several years ago. hibited by the parochial scribed his appearance at the tions — liberty, human digni schools co-oporating. ment houses on Monte Mario the squatters’ huts still abide, One of the three, commenting on Bishop Perry’s United Nations. ty. respect for human life THERE W ILL be (hose who seemingly as indestructible as (he mother rock beneath the appointment, said this is “ another reason why God The POAU brochure, which It was an encounter of sim “ Let arms fall from your util say this is a compromis announced Mr. Archer’s lec ing approach to things. On the humus. Shapeless Italian women still hang out their intermina will destroy the Vatican.” plicity because of what the hands.” the faithful messen ture, says that “ you may be Church has been willing to ger of Christ said. Rut he ad contrary, it is bold and sure. In this writer’s opinion, the selection of Bishop ble wash, their lords and masters, temporarily out of work, startled to know that, in give up in the course of her ded, do not give away the U is the way of the good and surveying the scene with a lackadaisical eye. Prices go up, the Perrv will have a greater impact upon the Negro terms of the letter of the law, faithful messenger — who de 2,000-year pilgrimage seeking moans to defend yourself as average income lags, and children, even in this age of enlight population of the United States, Catholic and non- this practice (of government’s a conversation with the entire livers all (hat was entrusted long as there are (hose com enment and this potentially rich nation, are hungry. Catholic alike, than anything the Church has yet done working through religious world. It was a moment of pletely foreign to the “ new to him. In addrc.ssing itself to the world in and of our times, not in the cause of civil rights. This appointment goes far groups to forward the purpo greatness because of what man” St. Paul said we must In this case. Paul has by way of a dogmatic pronouncement but in the spirit and beyond mere lip service or participation in public de ses of the Economic Opportu Paul is — a messenger in that all put on through Christ’s proved himself .successful in monstrations. It offers proof that the Church is sin nities Act) is not illegal, al pilgrimage. grace. an always difficult task by form of an extended pastoral letter, the Council has under though Head Start is going to cere in its professed affection lor our brothers of the Be concerned with tho prob telling what Christ wanted consideration one of the outstanding documents of this or any the courts and likely to the THE MESSAGE was lem of population, the Pope told the whole world. The age. Whatever the fate of the Schema may be after it has Negro race. It removes any suspicion that the U.S. Supreme Court.” C h r 1 s t’s and Pope Paul messenger did not succumb Church is playing politics or trying merely to con agreed, but he stressed that undergone the scrutiny of the Fathers and fell the whiplash of showed his quality as a mes no solution is acceptable that to the desires of the many — their criticism, it deserves to be acknowledged, in itself, as form to public opinion. BRINGING suit agflinsi (his senger by being faithful to It. destroys the sacredness of hu or the desires of the few, not truly magisterial in it.s scope and amplitude. As the Archbish Bishop Perry will always be remembered as a or that government co-opera The message was given in its even of Paul. In that is the man life through tho irration op of Toulouse, Msgr. Gabriel Garonne, wlio submitted the landmark in the religious history of the United tion with a Catholic in.sUtution entirety. ality of contraception. Rather greatness of any messenger revised text to the as.scmbty, so aptly described it, it is an States. A substantial crack has been made in the wall is a favorite ploy of Prote It was this: Humanity — than that, seek to accommo — fidelity to what was deliv separating Negro and White in this country. Some stants and Others United, for that which has .survived date the unhoi*n at the ban ered to him for transmission attempt to formulate what might be called a Christian anthro day that tiny aperture will become an open door. it makes their supporters wars and that which ha.s per quet table of life. to others. pology to serve as a necessary basis for the superstructure of think that POAU is working in ished in wars — demands Christian politics, Christian sociology, Christian economics. (Joseph P. Kiefer) ______Be generous in opening It is easy to get peace by their interests and saving peace. your membership to all, the ignoring justice. The dead In the brave new world of our aspiration, (he world of The Denver Catholic Register them money. .Any time any in But that peace, which mu.st Pope counseled the UN. But smashed by Soviet tank.s in democratic promises and processes, of hoped-for equality and Budapest, slain by Castro’s justice, of genuine religious and political liberty, It Is first and President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr. D.D. firing squads, gassed by Nazi last needful to set forth in unmistakable terms what the Editor and Business Manager ...... Rt. Rev. John B.Cavanagh eugenists, overrun by Orien • Rolling With tho Punch Church thinks about man, or as Pascal phrased it, about his Associate Business ^^anaRe^ ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty tal Communists — these dead Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter have a kind of peace. greatness and his misery, and how she thinks he should set Associate Editors ...... Linus M. Riordan, Paul H. Hallett, The Free World could get a about securing some measure of his temporal redemption as James R. Walsh, and David R. Milton. Sojourn to Sedalia type of peace by casting aside a reflection, here below, however, faint and inadequate, of his Denver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha its arms while not making eternal salvation in Christ. Production Manager ...... Robert W. Lynch By Walter Kranx sure the enslaved woiid does The former text of Schema 13 was criticized variously as Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy If I ever get to be a mem sleep as you’ve never slept world, it seems that every the same thing. But it would saying either too much or too little, as being too theoretical be the peace that prevails in Circulation D irector...... Julia M. Boggs ber of the Ecumenical Coun before in the quietness, you Catholic — especially every and philosophical or as being too deeply enmeshed in the cil — and don’t laugh, this is can savor delicious food fit a prison. 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It will be interesting, incidentally, to see Canada, 85.50 a year per subscription. Jesuits like Father Padberg THIS IS understandable. bo optional. You don't have or Father Kruger, you sim Even though the average man labor in vain that build it. what is done at the conclusion of the Council to put all Its Foreign countries. Including Philippines, 87.00 a year. decrees and documents into acceptable vernacular versions. the temptations that wc do. ply can’t help but reassess wants to make a spiritual re THE GRE.ATNESS of what Second Cla^s Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. Much of the effectiveness of the work will depend upon this your sense of values. Those treat — and is well aware he Pope Paul has done is this: A FEW weeks ago 1 went Jebbies have all the answers, needs it desperately — he has detail. We have had a long and sad history of the harm done to Thursday, October 14, 1965 42 Regardless of who heeds his with the parish group to the and if you’ve got an open a tremendous tendency to put words, he has reaffirmed be Papal documents in their English translations by careless and Sacred Heart retreat house at mind you’re pretty quick to it off — to make it for sure, fore the whole world the an hasty bungling. Sedalia. There is no more realize that the things which but sometime in the future. OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER cient fact that peace comes Schema 13 will have its critics, in and out of the Council. beautiful spot in the world. are truly important are the That’s why we have the last only in relationship to the There will be those who will praise it as a final chapter in the The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial The Jesuits sure picked out a things they're talking about at minute cancellations. truth. collected works of Cardinal Newman; there will be those who approval. We confirm it as the official publication of the wonderful place to build their the retreat. So everybody Meanwhile. Fathers Pad- will damn it as a parroting of Teilhard de Chardin. What the archdiocese. Whatever appears In its columns over the retreat house. High on a hill, comes away tremendously berg and Kruger are pre finished product will look like, how it will read, is anyone’s signature of the Ordinary or those of the Officials of our with the majesty of a moun uplifted — not because pared for a full house and end guess at the moment. It will likely be much thinner, less elo Curia is hereby declared official. tain backdrop. they're saints, or because up with a full house minus 20. “ We should not be restrict quent, more succinctly and accurately phrased, and so will We hope The Register will be read in every home of Now you'd think a lot of they’ve “ seen the light,” but Even though Father Kniger. ed to one approved Bible. the archdiocese. guys would be interested in simply because they (like who taught several courses in There should certainly be lo.se something of its verve and freshness. But it can never be making a weekend retreat. most people) have ordinary investing, is willing to impart said henceforth that the Church is afraid to speak to the We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a more than one. several if pos You get away completely by common sense and are quick his latest opinion on stock sible. so that we may be H'ee modern world, and to speak in language that it can under taste in the children of the archdiocese for the reading of yourself, you have a chance to sec the undeniable logic of market activity together with to use whatever is representa stand. The Register. to do a tot of spiritual read the retreat master’s talks. the spiritual exercises. tive, depending on the transla URBAN J. VEHR ing, you don't need to talk to Now, in times like these, So you might not only save tion we prefer. Translations, A rchb ishop of Den ve rFeast of St. Francis de Sales Archbishop of DenverFeast anybody, you can take a big when our faith is subject to your soul, but save a bundle after all, are never ideal; m . Rev. .Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D. Jan. 29. 1960. fat nap every day, you can such tremendous pressures of dough in the market by they can always be perfect FoundlnB Editor, Register System ol Catholic Newspapers'*’" enjoy long walks, you can from the modeix secular coming to Sedalia. ed.” — Rev. Barnabas Ahern. 19U.13M Thursday, Oct. M , ]965 The Denver Catholic Register P a ge 5 Denver Friary Has Own 'Collegiate^ Webster By Christopher Ilemon and drawled: “ Looks like she’s his PT boat pilot in the lepro.sa- the crew of PT 109. He was cha the Far East 1953-54, and dined Denver’s Franciscan friary gonna have little station wagons rium rescue. plain to Pappy Boyington’s Ma with President Syngman Rhee will not lack for a wise or witty any minute.” Coast watchers operated be rine dive bomber squadrons, of Korea. word since its own “ Collegiate” The flying Friar (he learned hind enemy held coasts and ra and the famed “ Red Devil” For four years Father Giles Webster is at hand. to pilot an aircraft while at Sie dioed reports of troop and ship squadron. From 1945-1946 he was staff chaplain at Barstow On Oct. 1, the Rev. Giles An na college in 1940-42) likes to movements to Allied headquar was senior chaplain at the Lido Marine base in the Mojave des thony Webster, O.F.M., came to take all his accoutrements with ters. Beach, Long Island, N.Y. sepa ert in California. join the order’s Western Mis- him when posted to a new area. A NEW YORKER by birth. ration center, which returned The Franciscan friar saw ac jsion band, direct from Siena Among the more historic Father Giles grew up and at 165,000 veterans to civilian life. tion in the Munda, Bougainville, college, Iwoudonville, N.Y., places and events of his life, tended school in New Jersey be and Bismarck Archipelago cam where he had charge of public he lists the first H-Bomb test fore going on to Princeton IN KIS second Navy tour, paigns. and holds a letter of relations and development from at Fnlwetok atoll; his cha university where he graduated 1950-57. he was senior Catholic commendation from Admiral 1962 to the present time. plaincy to the P.T. boat with the class of 1929 as bache chaplain to Newport R.I., Navy Chester Nimitz, naval comman Father Giles is stationed at crews, including PT 109, com lor of science, with honors in "boot camp” with 6,000 Catholic der chief of the Pacific theater. St. Elizabeth’s parish, Denver, manded by the late President psychology. boots; a Navy hospital cha He has spent 15 years in the for his mission assignment. John F. Kennedy; a solo He also played football, water plain; instructor in hospital radio field, did Newman work rescue mission to a Japanese polo and lacrosse for Princeton. work at the chaplains school; in five colleges; at Atlanta, I ON HIS way here from the held island during World War Afterwards he was for some and author of the text “ Naval Ga., gave retreats and days east coast, he Page 6 The Denver Cotholic Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 Women Employe Guild Installs OJ fitted to W OM EN New Oiiicers Our r,ady of the Hosary Guild for federal women employes in stalled new officers at its 10th annual corporate Mas.s and Retreats for High School Girls Communion breakfast on Oct. 3. Miss Eleanor Nagel presided at the meeting, which 125 Are Encouraged by CCD Program members and guests attended. New officers are Mrs. Ix>uise Retreats for high school girls,area, Nov. 19-21. Girls in the Pomar Retreat league. O’ Brien, president; Miss Kay at El Pomar retreat house, Col-|Colorado Springs area who are The offering suggested for a Roscnwlrth. vice president; orado Springs, are being en-!intere.sted in attending the re- weekend retreat for high school East Donvor Distrht couraged through the Confrater-i treats are welcome, girls is $15. It may be paid in Mrs. Minerva Devereau, treasu Discussing an item of Interest at the recent workshop for nity of Christian Doctrine pro installments. Bus transportation rer; Miss Kayeen Thomason, the East Denver district of the Archdiocesan Council of Catho secretary. gram. U NTIL A YE AR ago one re- to the retreat house is being ar lic Women are, left to right, seated, Mrs. John Hinterrelter, The Rev. George I,. Wcibel, The first three weekends of | treat for high school girls took ranged by each district chair pastor of Nativity of Our I>ord November have been assigned care of the requests. Last year man. The bus fare will be $4. the Rev. John Anderson, Mrs. John Sponsel, and Mrs. Norman parish. Broomfield, was pre to retreats for junior and senior'there were two groups in The junior and senior girls Reece; standing, Mrs. John Hornbaker, Mrs. Wilfred Hadley, sent. Guest speaker was Rose girls attending public high [November and this year one are encouraged at this time to and Mrs. Eugene Urban. Marie .Smith, former Peace school. Each of these retreats more has been added take advantage of the opportu Corps worker in the Philippine have been assigned to a Denver Most of these girls have been nity for a closed retreat. For Islands. Entertainment w a s district: North area, Nov. 5-7; contacted through their CCD most, it will be a new exper East Denver ACCW Group south area, Nov. 12-14; and east provided by Harold Alexander teachers by members of the Ei ience. Schedules Meeting Oct. 21 and Irene Beckett. Oulid Sfafu9 0ene#lf ” It will he a priceless ex Anita .Saunders, left, ways and means chairman, and Do perience for them, one of peaceful quiet, prayer, group A meeting of the East Denver meeting is scheduled at 10 a.m. All Catholic women of the East E n g a g e d lores DeAndrea, ro-c4iairman of the Archbishop’s Guild, Den Three More Retreats and private conference, all of district. Archdiocesan Council ver, display the statue of the Rlanchl Madonna and Child which which will lead to closer con of Catholic Women (ACCW), Denver affiliates are invited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinman will be held Thursday, Oct. 21, and urged to attend. It is hoped of Fort Collins have announced was awarded at a meeting of the guild at the Catholic Daugh tact with God and an enrich in St. Catherine’s parish, Com that each affiliate will be repre the engagement of their daugh ters of America home recently. Proceeds from (he benefit ment of the life of the soul Slated at El Pomar merce City. sented by ct least 10 persons. ter, Carole Ann Hinman, to and mind,” said a spokes award will go toward the guild's charitable activities. I The three remaining retreats 1940. As a missioner in the Persons planning to attend Richard Romberg of Denver, man. “ It is a weekend of free Mass will precede the meet ■>son of Mr. and for October at El Pomar Re- South he founded the Sacred dom from the noise, hurry, ing at 9 a.m. Rolls and coffee are asked to contact Mrs. Lloyd will be served at 9:30 a.m.; the Dover, 288-6520. [Mrs. Roy Rom treat House, Colorado Springs, Heart Agricultural School for contention and clamor of ev lK*rg of Burling will be conducted by the Rev. sharecropping Negroes in Cam ery day living. Everyone 'ton. The bride ~y^rclil>iAliop 6 ^ u iid Andrew Lawrence, M.S.SS.T., den. Miss. He has filmed three needs the time to take spiritual ’ elect attended treasurer general of the Mis-, mission movies and has been inventory so to speak, to look FRIPAY*S SPECiAt sionary Servants of the Most active in the National Catholic •Si. ./ o s e p h’s at life from a new perspective SHRIMP CREOLE school. Fort Holy Trinity, Silver Spring, Md. Rural Life conference. and rc-evaluate the soul’s re A birthday parly celebrating Francis do Sales' circle on Oct. LOBSTER NEWBURG Collins; Fort During the past 10 years he lationship with God.” FILET OF SOLE WITH WINE SAUCE Collins hig the 35th anniversary of the .\rch- 14 and Handmaid.s of Mary will bishop's Guild, Denver, was meet in the home of Mary Kay conducted many retreats Interested girls may contact .school, and is a one of the following chairmen Lunches 85c up Dinners $1.00 up held at the Catholic Daughters Ellis. Phyllis Graeving will en- women and nuns at the Co- graduate of for reservations: North area, Sandwiches l/)retto IRdghts of America Home on Oct. 12. tertain Pope John circle. HeleniSprings retreat center. Roast Turkey, Roast Beef. Eastern Kosher Corned Beef Mrs. Milton Fiske, 288-0341, or Braunschweiger — Chicago Pastrami MU* H.nm»n collegc. Denver. following a meeting. The calc- Reardon, Lu Beth Kerr, and The weekend of Oct. 15-17 is Mrs. Jack Stacey, 429-8368; chetical chairman. Bcunita Thelma Elliott will be hostesses filled, but there are still vacan One of Denver’s Finest Delicatessens A graduate nurse, she has been South area, Mrs. Remo Ottero, Unique Sidewalk Cafe — No Alcohol Served with Presbyti’rian hospital, Den Hauptman, has again api>ealcd for a dinner meeting for St, cies in the retreats scheduled 781-3550, or Mrs. Donald Ayma- ver. for two years. Her fiance is for help on Monday evenings at Jude circle on Oct. 20. On the for Oct. 22-24 and Oct. 29-31. Re 781-0435; East area, Mrs. HUMMEL’S DELICATESSEN associated with Kucera and As- St. Francis do Sales' rectory at same day St. Christopher’s dr- servations for either of these Richard J. Block. 364-4778. or AND SIDE WALK CAFE sociate.s, Inc. A .January wed 8 p.in. cle members will dine out; dates may be made by calling Mrs. Robert Appel, 366-6489. CHERRY CREEK SHOPPING CENTER OPEN TILL 6:30 P.M. — 322-4144 ding is |)] The first tryouts for high nine high schools are eligible to vised the tryout at Cathedral, Tryouts for the grade school Mf. Carmel School school girls hoping to model in participate in the tryouts, with where Miss Doray of the John children and CYO public school the all - school fashion show. the exception of those chosen as Robert Powers ifodeling school students will take place Satur “ Buttons and Bows” scheduled models in previous all-school was in charge of judging. Mrs. day, Oct. 23. at 9 a.m. Judges Friday, Nov. 12, were held at fashion shows. Two from each John Scordo arranged for the will be Miss Doray, Miss Nuss, Set for Homecoming Cathedral and Marycrest school will he chosen. The two Marycrest tryout where judging and Morganti. Mrs. Leo Mc Homecoming at Mt. Carmel tendants and the junior float schools. All girls in each of the girls selected, together with the was directed by Miss Maggie Grath. model chairman, will be high school, Denver, will be will be dedicated to the cheer deb board members, one child Nuss of the Patricia Stevens in charge. from each elementary school, •Modeling school. Cesar Morganti held Oct. 16 and 17. Civic offi leaders. The Highlander band Mrs. William Hughes, high cials are expected to attend the will play. On Sunday, Oct. 17, and lay teachers and CYO is judging at other schools. school liaison chairman, held a parade on Oct. 16 , beginning at the homecoming game will be CYO students attending public Dates for tryouts at the sev 5:30 p.m. at Mount Carmel played at Regis stadium, 3 p.m. schools, will wear the latest en remaining high schools meeting Oct. 7 for the high church, 36th and Navajo streets, with Machebeuf high school. A styles provided by the Denver are: Oct. 14, Machebeuf; Oct, .school ticket chairmen. These South D istritt luncheon and ending at the high school dance will be held at the grade Dry Goods company for the Committee chairmen of the South district, Archdtocesan Activities 15, Annunciation; Oct. 19, St. igirls will act as hostesses to re- with a pep rally. The parade school gym in the evening from show. Francis de Sales'; Oct. 22, i Councii of Catholic Women, planning their first annual lunch pre.sent their schools on the will be stake fashion and one of 8:30 p.m. till 12 midnight. 51. Rose ol iima Mrs. John Hinterreiter, co Mount Carmel. eon Oct. 19 at the Ranch Manor, left to right, standing, are the largest we have had. Officers of the Home and night of the show. Tickets distri The St. Rose of Lima CY'' ordinator for the show, super Mrs. Jamc*’ Antonio, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Carl a . Clubs participating include St. School society were installed re Fashion Show buted at this meeting were pre Ott, director; Mrs. Frank McGregor, first vice president. Anthony’s society, St. Michael’s cently by Mrs. Georgina Pavla- will sponsor its annual “ kick-off pared by the ticket chairman, dance” Oct. 24 in the school Seated, left, is Mrs. Nikola Jurasic, treasurer. society, Young Adults, ushers, kovich, president of the North Models Sought Mrs. Joseph MeShane, who is grade school PTA, Altar and Denver District of the ACCW. auditorium, 1345 West Dakota being assisted by five area All girl members of the Cath Rosary society, grade school She spoke on “ Strength and avenue, Denver. Archdiocesar chairmen. I.ay teacher repre olic Youth Organization who at cheerleaders, and the Fathers’ Unity with the new changes.’’ CYO membership cards will be sentatives who will handle tick Homecoming at St. Francis tend a public school are invited Club. Father Robert Volk, O.S.M., in required for admittance, in ad ets in the elementary schools to try out as models for the All The senior float will be dedi troduced Sister Mary Callista, dition to a 50 cents charge. The are meeting at the Cathedral Scheduled Sunday, Oct. 24 Parochial school fashion show cated to the queen and her at- principal. dance will be held from 7:30 to high school at 4 p.m. Thursday, to be held Nov. 12 in the Denver 1st Homecoming ceremonies are 10:30 p.m. featuring live music. Oct. 14. The traditional pep rally in city auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. ,ed scheduled for St. Francis de the school gymnasium will fol ed Sales' high school, Denver, on low the breakfast. The football Sf. Anne’s Members interested a r e PRCSH • BeAUTIFUL asked to send name, address, Sunday, Oct. 24. jgame, St. Francis' versus Cathe- Members of St. Anne’s CYO FLOWERS Alumni and students will at jdral high school is scheduled will sponsor a bake sale in the telephone number, scliool and CYO affiliation, to Mr. Leo Mc FAST OCLI VERY nd tend Mass and receive Com I at 3 p.m. at Mullen stadium, school gym Sunday. Oct. 17, RHONK A CHAROB yd following all Masses. Grath. 450 Monaco parkway, bv munion in the 9 a.m. Mass to j Sherry Mally Mbonati, class be held in the church. A Oct. 20. of 1960, a member of the home- breakfast will follow in the Guardian Angels Tryouts will be .staged Oct. 23 school cafeteria at 10 a.m. [Coming planning committee, Mrs. John F. Reynolds, a in the Cathedral Oscar Malo 244-4109 . said the banquet and dance will spokesman and leader on Civil hall. Club members are asked be held at the Wolhurst club, Rights, will address the CYO to see that this notice reaches I 8001 S. Santa Fe drive. A social members Sunday, Oct. 17, 7:30 all public school girl members hour starts at 6 p.m., followed p.m., in the church hall. High of each Catholic Youth Organi by the dinner at 8 p.m. school students are urged to at zation unit. For further infor mation, call Mrs. McGrath, 355- Robert Pfannenstiel, a mem tend. Parishioners are invited. Buttons, Beaus 1407. ber of the class of '51, has ad 51. Catherine’s vised reservations for the ban St. Catherine's CYO is spon Terry Derbin of Cathedral quet be made as soon as possi- 6TH AVE. soring a talent show Nov. 5 and high school, Denver, approves I ble. They can be made througn 6. Folksinging, humorous skits, the choice of Lynda Lucid as & OLIVER'S the St. Francis de Sales’ recto and other acts will be part of a model for the fashion show ry. 301 s. Sherman street, 744- the entertainment, directed by “ Buttons and Beaus” to be MARION Mrs. Libonatl Mr. Pfannenstlcl 7211. I Chenia Abegg. Money earned presented Nov. 12 in the City Meat Market from this project will be used to Auditorium under the auspi '‘Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats"* send delegates to the national ces of the combined student Exercises Offered convention. Sunday, Oct. 17, councils and sodalities of CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER Ready lor Homecoming will be CYO Sunday. All mem Denver’s Catholic high schools and the Catholic bers are asked to attend 8 a.m. Fresh rotiKiy Cathedral high school alumnae cheerleaders, Evic Law School Office Guild. The other Mass. A meeting will be held For Pregnant Women rence Starbuck, ’50, and Carol DeChant Young, ’54, show t ProlBttignai Mta< Culitrt to Sorvo You Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. A talk will model selected by profession al Judges at the Cathedral Pliona 7J3 1313 g. tth Avo. A simple course of relaxing said Mrs. Fiorino. | current yell champions Louise Hughes, JoAnn Duffy, Terry be given by four University of tryout is Debbie Morman. exercises to help women facei Information on the course! Syska, and Judy Martinez how it was done in the “ fabulous Denver students who spent their a ■ n ■ ■ fifties.’’ Bluejay alumni will gather at Aviation Country club, childbirth with confidence, is to may be obtained by calling 771-1 summer in Africa. Denver, Oct. 25, at a separate homecoming dance. Alumni will be made available at three loca-|32S9 between the hours of 9 and! hear tentative plans for organization of Cathedral alumni. S f . Louis’ tions in Denver. Lakewood, a n d 'n a.m. weekdays or 821-34911 I Teenagers are invited to the Littleton, Colo., evenings. : I CYO dance Saturday, Oct. 16. 8 b y Mrs. M. Mrs. Fiorino, who lives in' Class Officers elected I to 11 p.m. in the parish center Madeleine Fior at St. Louis’ , Englewood. Ad- ino, wife of a Parker with her husband and' i five children, was awarded two! At Benet Hill Academy I mission is $1 for non-members Denver ar- land 50 cents for members. chitect. voice scholarships in her earlier | Class officers were elected at McLaughlin, vice president; years and studied in the Pius X Academy. Colorado Dress is casual. T h e course, Theresa Hurd, secretary-treasu school of liturgical music *n|gp|.|ngg_ Ellen Depatie and San- rer; approved a n d Precious Blood New York. She has lectured and i Rockers were chosen pres- Juniors. Kathy Vidmar, pres-i The Most Precious Blood supervised by taught Gregoriaji^ chant through-, president and ident; Libby Murray, vice pres CYO will sponsor a combination out the United States and Cana a Denver obste- r.*_. Kathy Vidmar, secretary-trea- ident; Chris Harding, secretary- bonfire, hayrack ride, and da. t r i c i a n and surer of the student council at treasurer; dance on Saturday. Oct. 16, the academy, which is conduct gynecologist, is In Denver, she taught at St. Sophomores, Michele Lay from 7 to 11:30 p.m. in Glasier’s ed by the Benedictine Sisters of planned to edu Mrs. Pierine Andrew Avellino seminary, Ma man, president; Linda McCann, Barn, Glendale, with music pro cate women on every phase of rycrest, Loretto Heights col- Benet Hill Priory. vice president; Marianne Gre vided by the Gents. Tickets can be bought at the door for a pregnancy and labor, so as to'lege, and St. Louis’ school, En- Other officers are: Seniors, gor, secretary-treasurer; Mary du Bois, president; Kathy $1.25, single, or $2, couple. replacc fear with understanding glewood Freshmen, Patricia Kuhn, D i r e c t o t V president; Iris Bonifas, vice and confidence. Surgery Set Hospital Auxiliary Sets president: Marty Thomas, se Ml ky The course, “ Prepared Child cretary-treasurer. Boston — Cardinal Richard birth and Happy Motherhood,’ One-Day 'Country Store' Latin club officers are Mar Cushing, 70, is scheduled to garet Sain, Anna Marie Blais, enter a hospital soon for min aims to make childbearing Hospital auxiliary’s Store’’ will open tor business at AN N U AL Patricia Boyd: press club, Su or surgery to remove a "what it can and should be," 1 one -day “ Country 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at St. growth on the buck of his Philomena’s parish hall, Den zanne O’Donnell, president; and OFFICIAL sodality, There.sa Hurd, Connie neck. The growth was de ver. Nachtrab, and Theresa Allmon. scribed as non-mallgnant, and Before closing time at 4 p.m., the operation was said to be CATHOLIC patrons and their children may not of a serious nature. explore Granny’s Attic, and United Nations DIRECTORY feed from Granny’s Larder, on roast - beef, ham and turkey Week Concert sandwiches, coffee and soft AncJ Telephone Guide drinks. Slated Oct. 24 — OF THE — Apron alley will have gifts for The United Nations Week children, home made jellies and Concert sponsored by the cakes. Denver Department of Parks Archdiocese of Denver Proceeds from the country and Recreation will be pre — WILL BE — store sales will go toward the sented on Sunday, Oct. 24, at hospital auxiliary’s pledge to 3 p.m., in the City Auditorium pay a part of the Mercy build Theatre. The concert will be Published October 29, 1965 ing fund debt, reduced since a salute to the celebration of 1962 from $229,000 to $171,000. United Nations week (Oct. 17-24). A e a d tm y Homuceming Participating with the Den Looking over the pictures of their former classmates they Four Area Girls ver Symphony orchestra, con WHAT'S IN THE DIRECTORY? Listing of hope (o sec at St. Mary’s Academy annual homecoming on ducted by Vladimir Golsch- * All pastors, assistants. ^ Saturday, Oct. 16, are Sister Ann Marita Walsh and Mrs. John At Avila College mann will be choral groups Chambers. The academy homecoming tea, honoring classes Four young women from the from Loretto Heights college, * All Cotholic school principals. from 1900 to 1964, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. in the forum of Denver area have begun studies Colorado Woman's College, and the United States Air Sem in arian * All Superiors of Catholic Convents, hospitals, col the new high school. Sister Ann Marita teaches seventh grade at Avila college, Kansas City, leges, high schools, and institutions. at the Academy; Mrs. Chambers is a member of the board of Mo. Force Academy, with their re Thomas E. Wilson of Most spective directors, Max di Ju directors of the alumnae. They are Mary Terese Frank, Precious Blood Parish, Den * Detailed information on every parish and mission daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred lio, Gerald Lepinsky, and ver, entered S(. Thomas’ se in the Archdiocese — addresses, time of Masses, Frank, Denver, who is a gra James Roger Boyd. Admission minary. Denver, as a student rectory and convent phone numbers. to the concert is free, but by Flowers For All Occasions duate of St. Francis de Sales’ for the priesthood for the < ^ 7 high school; Jeri Sue Potter, ticket only. Tickets may be ob Archdiocese of Denver. Son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How tained at the Department of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wil Parks and Recreation, Room GUISINGER FLORIST ard Potter, Sr.. Westminster, son. Sr., he is a graduate of No matter what youVe looking for . .. you’ll find it in this 412, 820 -14th Sreet, Hospital graduate of St. Francis de Cherry Creek high school, and Centerpieces - W eddings • Funerals ity Center; Denver Public Li Sales’ high school: Andrea Ma attended Mullen high and St. sixth edition of the official directory of the Archdiocese of Statues - Fresh & Artificial Flowers brary, and local music stores. rie and Cheryl Rae Richter, Vincent de Paul grade school. COME SEE OUR DISPLAY daughters of Mr. and Mrs. He was active in CYO activi Denver. 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P a ge 8 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 Stage Production of 'Pinocchio/ Coming to Auditorium Theater Stage Historic Passion Play Pinocchio, a Broadway-type The adventure story, enact The Blue Fairy helps Pinoc musical for children and the ed by 102 life-size marionettes chio to escape, and he sets off family will open at the Den created by Bobby Clark, has in search of his beloved Papa Scheduled for Denver ver Auditorium theater for two new elements. It Is enliv Gepetto. On the way, he eight performances on Wed ened with a bright new musi learns to tell the truth so he A Passion Play that has nee seats are: $4.50, orche nesday, Oct. 20. It is being cal score by composer Arnold may keep in the Blue Fairy’s successfully toured American stra; $3.50, mezzanine; bal presented under the auspices Miller and made educational good graces. Each time he cities for 12 years and has cony, $2.50. AU seats are re of the producers, Reuben with moral lessons — telling tries to tell an untruth, his been recommended by many served: P.O. Box 50005, Den Budrow and Lawrence S. the truth, keeping promises nose grows. religious a n d educational ver 80217. Charfoos in association with and going to school — in Trapped in the rib cage of leaders, will be shown at the Hugh Hooks Entertainments. terms that children four to 14 the catfish, Pinocchio and Auditorium Theater, Denver, Sacred Heart Program Denver. can understand. Oct. 27-31. Koko find Papa Gepetto, “ Is Love the Answer?” will Pinocchio opens with a It is the classic children’s alive and well but despairing Val Balfour, as the Chris- be the topic of the Very Rev. scene in Papa Gepetto’s toy story, made famous some of any chance to escape. Pin tus, is in the fourth generation William M. Driscoll, S.J., on shop, where the lonely old years ago through Walt Dis occhio encourages his compa Sponsors of Passion P la y of Biblical actors. He gives a the Sacred Heart Program toymaker and his dog, Koko, ney’s animated movie ver nions, and finally they escape moving performance that is Sunday, Oct. 17, 7:45 a.m., on admire the big new puppet he Shown discussing the student matinee spe gustana Lutheran Church; Dr. Arthur L. M il sion, about a hero who is led and return safely home. Back professional in quality. KBTV, Channel 9, Denver. astray and who encounters had ju.st completed. in the toyshop, Pinocchio cials of the Passion Play, sponsored by the ler, pastor of Montview Presbyterian Ann Kelley Balfour, his The same day, in Colorado adventures. The basic ele earns his reward for telling Denver Area Cotmcil of Churches and to be Church; and Dr. Paul H. Hallett, associate After Papa Gepetto and wife, is descended from a Springs, on l^ T V , CJhannel ment of the classic story arc the truth, keeping promises presented at the Auditorium Theater, Den editor of the “ Register.” The Passion Play Koko go to bed, the Blue Fai long line of Passion Players, 11, 9 a.m., the Rev. Gene Ja- incorporated into the stage and being brave in the face of ver, Oct. 27, 28, 29, and 31, are the following has been endorsed by many religions leaders, ry appears and brings Pinoc dating back to her great kubek, S.J., will speak on production. danger. He becomes a real chio to life. She cautions him educational and religious leaders: Howard particularly because of its matinee specials grandfather, Alexander Shep “ How Do Charity and Old boy. Age Relate?” that although he can move Johnson, assistant superintendent of Denver for young people. herd, who first appeared in Catholic Hour Radio and speak like a real boy, he Schools; Dr. Paul H. A. Noren, pastor of Au- the play in Switzerland. She will not be a real boy until he “ Rediscovering the Sermon Series Begins enacts the role of Mary Mag learn.s the importance of al dalene with a depth of under on the Mount” will be the third ways telling the truth, keeping fnferlaiflt Jlefrepf in a scries of four talks by standing that has brought promises, being brave and Oct. 17 on TV author-lecturer William Ja ► A y l/ ^ \ / / C C Classifieaflon J Topic of TV Panel praise from the nation’s sev going to school. To help him cobson “ A Chrisian’s Credo ; / V l W V I n o B y Legion of Decency t Gerald Cooney of Denver, erest critics. celebrate, she also brings to Catholic Hour for Our Time” on the Catholic A dramatization of The a former college professor Hour at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, life the other toys in the shop Following are classifications of motion pictures by the Legion of Decency for THE P L A Y wiU begin at until the roo.ster crows to Death of Ivan llych, Leo Tol films currently playing In Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs flrst-rim, neigh and now a businessman, will Oct. 17, on KOA radio, Den stoy’s short story, will be pre- borhood, and drive-in theaters, a s well as those appearing on television In the 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. on Wednes ver. mark the dawn. Denver, Colorado Springs, and Sterling areas. Dally listings must be checked appear on the House of the day, Thursday, and Friday, .sented by NBC-TV on the for time, place and TV station. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against Catholic Hour Sunday, Oct. listings found In "TV Guide" magazine. Classifications are: A-1, family* A-2, Lord television program Sun Oct. 27. 28, and 29. On Sun Pinocchio promises to go to adults and adolescents; A-3, adults only; A-f, adults only with reservations; B, day, Oct. 31, starting times school, but on the way he is 17, 11:30 a.m., on KOA-TV, m orally oblectionable hi part for all; C, Condemned. — (Compiled by Tom day, Oct. 17, on KLZ-TV, Officer) are at 2 and 6 p.m. accosted by a cunning fox, Channel 4, Denver, and Channel 7, Denver, at 8 a.m. r 1 KOAA-TV, Channel 5, Colora Current Movies Struck. A-3; Band of Angels, A-3; Bat Findlay Fairwealher, and his He will represent the Catholic Student matinees begin Oct. do Springs. This will be the Bambolel, C; Billie, A-1; Breakfast tle Stations, A'1. faith in a discussion of the in 27, 28, and 29 at 4:30 p.m. ANNUAL goofy companion, Cornelius at Tiffany's, A-3; Cincinnati Kid, B; WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 fir.st of three weekly Catholic Collector, A-4; Darling, A-4; Great Rage of Paris, B; Hazard, B; Night Cumkwat, the cat. The two terfaith retreat at La Foret. Admission is $1 for students, Hour dramas depicting “ the Race, A-1; He Wtw Must Die, A-3; Ho Without Sleep, A-3; Golden Boy, A-2; villains lead Pinocchio astray liday In Spain, A-3; iperess File, A-2; Operation Pacific, B ; Aphrodite God Members of the Jewish and $2 for others. by tempting him with fame encounter of man with his It's Mad World, A-1; Knack, A-4; Lau dess of Love, A-3; Across Wide Mis Protestant faiths will appear : rel and H ard y's Laughing '20s, A-1; souri, A-2; Daughter of Rose O'Grady, own soul.” Admission at the matinees and fortune and by deprecat Loved One, B; Marriage on Rocks, B; A-2; Death of Salesman, A-2. with him. FALL ing school. The tru.sting Pin The Tolstoy story, drama Murder Most Fool, A-1; My Fair THURSDAY, OCT. 21 is $1 for students; for adults, Lady, A-1; Never on Sunday, C; Wife Takes a Flyer, B ; Quiet Gun, $2 for all seats. occhio is then sold to Fra- tized by prize-winning writer Pawnbroker, C; Reward, A-2; Sabri B; Saigon, A-2; Operation Pacific, B; Family Theafer bonnini, a greedy, unscrupu Robert Crean, depicts the in na, B; Ship of Feels, A-3; Sound of Crazy House, A-1; Ocean's II, A-3; Evening and Sunday mati- Music, A-t; Those Magnificent Men In There's Alw ays Tomorrow, A - 3; “ A Shot in the Dark,” a Ci lous puppet-master. Frabonni- ner conflict of a Russian Their Flying Machines, A-1; TopkapI, Aphrodite, Goddess of Love, A-3; FESTIVAL ni forces Pinocchio to sing judge who, on his deathbed, A-3; Zorba the Greek, A-4. Moontlcle, B; Criss-Cross, 8; Count vil War story of a Confeder Three and Pray, A-2. ate who shoots and then nur Shrines Topic and dance in his show. questions the validity of his Neighborhood, Drive-In FRIDAY, OCT. 22 life and virtues, and asks God Amorous Adventures of Moll Flan Two In Crowd, A-2; Watch the B ir ses a renegade Yankee sol ders. 8 ; A rt of Love, A-2; B aby, Rain die, .V I; Hellfire, A-3; There's Always dier, will be told on Father the reason for his present suf Tomorrow, A-2; Solid Gold Cadillac, On KIMN Radio OPENING OCTOBER 21 Must Fall, A-2; Billie, A-1; Breakfast AND fering. A-2; Jim Thorpe - A ll American, A-2; Patrick Peyton’s Family Thea A special program on the at Tiffany's, A-3; Cat Ballou, A-2; Or. Crazy House, A-1; Forbidden Street, No, B; Family Jewels, A-1; From ter at 9:05 p.m. Sunday, Oct. “ Shrines of Mary,” produced IN DENVER Donald Davis is cast as B; Johnny Concho, A-2; Man From Russia With Love, B; Genghis Khan, Laramie, A-2. 17, on KOSI radio, Denver. by the Sacred Heart Program limited engagement only Ivan llych, Marian Seldes as A-3; Glory Guys, A-2; Goldfinger, A- his wife, and Paul Stevens as 3; Harlow, A-3; Having Wild Week of St. Louis, Mo., will be tele TURKEY end, A-3; Help!, A-1; How To Murder cast Sunday, Oct. 17. on his friend Peter. Your Wife, A-3; How To StuK Wild Bi kini, B ; I'll Take Sweden, B ; I Saw KIM N Radio, Denver, from The Catholic Hour, an NBC What You Did, A-3; In Harm's Way. 9:30 to 10 a.m. public affairs presentation, is B; Kiss Me, Stupid, C; Living It Up, A-I; Lord Jim, A-2; Love and Kisses, produced in cooperation with A-2; Major Dundee. A-2; Mary Poo- On the program Mrs. Wi DINNER the National Council of Catho pins, A-1; Masquerade, A-2; Mirage, nifred Feely. well-known lec A-2; Mister Moses, A-2; Monkey's Un lic Men. Doris Ann is the exe cle. A-1; Morlturi, A-3; Never on Sun turer a n d authority on cutive producer, and Martin day, C; Once e Thief, A-3; Operation Lourdes, will speak on “ How Crossbow, A-1; Partners, A-1; Sand Iloade is producer-director. piper, B ; Shenandoah, A-1; Ski Party. Share in Lourdes.” Father Richard Walsh is producer A-2; Sons of Katia Elder, A-1; That John I. Hochban, S.J., of Tor Funny Feeling, A-2; Third Day, A-3; onto, will speak on the fa for the NCCM. TopkapI, A-3; Train. A-1; very Spe cial Favor, A-3; Von Ryan's Express, mous shrine, “ Ste. Marie, ST. A-t; What's New, Pussycat?, Bi Yel Home of Peace.” low Rolls Royce, A-4; Zorba tha Christophers on TV Greek, A-4. The Christophers’ program On Television Open 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily JOHN’S will be seen Sunday, Oct. 17, SATURDAY, OCT. 1< Mouth Watering Steaks & 11:15 a.m.. on KOA-'TV. Chan Wonders of Aladdin, B; Dr. Cyclops, Dinners A-2; Beys' Night Out, A-3; Fright, A- nel 4, Denver, and KOAA-TV, 3; Flam e and the Flesh, B j Toy Tiger, 16 oz. T-Bones Channel 5, Colorado Springs, A-1; Tall Stranger, A-3; State Fair, A- D.S.D.A. Choice ...... $2.25 at 11:15 a.m. 3; Oun That Won West, A-1; Rebel U.S. Choice Sirloin ... . 1.45 CHURCH Without Cause, A-2; Krones, A-1; Well-Groomed Bride, A-2. U.S. Choice Filet Mig. .. 1.55 SUNDAY, OCT. 17 Center Cut Chops ...... 1.10 Keep 'E m Flying, A-2; Force el ^ Sp. Chicken ...... 1.10 A COLORADO TRADITION STONEHAM, Arm s, A-2; It's a Wonderful Life, A-2; Hamburger Steak ...... 1.00 Black Devil, A-3; Journey to Center of All Children Portions .... Since 1892 Earth, A-2; Hour of 13, A-2; Every body Does It, A-2; Time of Their 6 I..arge Shrimp ...... 1.20 COLO. Lives, A-2. Halibut Steak ...... 1.00 COFFEE HOUSE MONDAY, OCT. II All Dinner* Served with Fresh Crisp Model Wife, A-2; Royal African Seied end a choice ot Dressing, Fr. Fr Breakfast and Luncheon, 7 A.M. to Rifles, A-1; Saferl, A-2i EverY^wdY Potatoes or Baked with sour Cream or 2:30 P.M. STONEHAM SCHOOL SAMUEL BRONSTON Does It, A-3; Bedtime for Bonze, A-1; bvttar. McConnell Story, A-t; Flesh and Fan Wa Sarva Only the TOP QUALITY tasy, A-2; Doeior's Dilemma, A-li SHIP TAVERN JOHN WAYNE Mine Own Executioner. B ; Five, A-2. Papa’s Yisif on Homo Movio MEATS, U.S. Choice or Prime CAFETERIA AND GYM TUESDAY, OCT. 1» A Choice of Beverages and Desserts. Luncheon, 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. • CLAUDIA CARDINALE. 100 M en and Girl, A-1; Tennessee All the memorahir moments of Pope Paul \ l's visit to the Champ, B; Btrnardlne, A-Y; McCon COLUMBINE Famous Prime Rib Dinner, 6 P.M. 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Sunday* Phone 2SS-4636 S t r . c t s CLOSED MONOAZS Y O U R HOSTS CLARENCE AND GLADYS KUNZ *«l Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 The Denver Catholic Register Page 9 he- ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH lal- re- ANNUAL en- rlll ev. Mr. and Mrs. Romero Alfred L Romero er. ido Of St. Dominic's nel Ja- Parish Retires Alfred L. Romero of Denver WEST 6th and GALAPAGO officially retired Oct. 1 after 43 years as car inspector for the Colorado and Southern (C & S) Railroad. Mr. Romero and his wife. Al' IN SCHOOL GYM r caria, came to Denver 43 years ago from Albuquerque, N. Mex A surprise dinner, marking the event, was held for them re cently. The couple, members of St 4-BIG DAYS-4 Dominic’s parish, Denver, have six children, 24 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Three sons and one nephew are OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 employes of the C & S Rail' road. children’s Carnival Festival Begins at 6:30 p Bishop Buswell in the Afternoon en Ocl. 14th Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Visits Site of Sunday, Oct. 17th Mother's Birth beginning at 12:30 p.m. Fhieblo — Bishop Charles A Buswell of Pueblo, who is at tending the Ecumenical Council MEXICAN DINNE session in Rome, took time off recently to visit the birthplace of his mother in County Done SUNDAY, OCT. 17th gal, Ireland. The ancestral home is at SERVING 12:30 P.M. TILL 8 P.M. Parthage Mountain. Culkcnny. Family - 5 or More Malin, from where the Bishop's Children - mother, formerly Miss Bridget Adults-$1.50 $5.00 Doherty, emigrated to Boston in 1901. There she met her hus band, Charles Buswell. a native of New Hampshire. The cou ple were married in Boston. -A- GAMES Residing at the old homestead is the Bishop's cousin, Hugh Doherty, with his family. Bish ★ PRIZES op Buswell offered Mass In their presence during his visit. ^ FUN FOR A ll Sheridan Named 'Knight of Month' RAIN OR SHINE!! t- Council 539. Knights of Co lumbus, Denver, will honor Ger St. Joseph’s Parish thanks ald L. Sheridan as Knight of the tha many Firms who Month. He has been a Knight SANTA FE since 1946. sponsored this ad. At present he is chairman of CLEANERS the social activities committee -Pick-up and Delivery Service- served as faithful navigator and i l l Santa Fe I25-H7t3 IVY takes an active part in the hon or guards. He and his wife, with FIRESTONE STORE their two daughters and son, Compliments Tires— Batteries— Autp Supplies are members of St. Mary’ s Phileo TV parish, Littleton. of Texaco Gasoline tth a Inca B25-5047 t MYRON E. CHASE Krueger Named 345 Santa Fe Dr. 222-4431 Firm's Manager TL o o j u u l TRjoJdjujaJusA., Arthur Krueger, 36. Denver, DAY HACKETHAL has been named manager of the JAKE’S CROC. Denver-based Colorado Farm Cold 3.2 Beer to go. Bureau Mutual Insurance Com 2406 Federal Blvd. 433-6575 pany, L. V. Toyne, executive open Dally & Specializing In AAexIcan vice president of the Colorado Foods Farm Bureau, announced. The 713 W. 4th Ave. H5-3SM MILE HIGH EQUIPMENT Anne's appointment is effective imme diately. Krueger succeeds Lav- CO. Beauty Salon elle R. Thornton, who resigned SUNRISE DONUTS M F G R S . Of Ice 0 M alle from the position. and (Dorothy Jaremillo Hair Stylist) Retail & Wholesale Drink O. Matte Special S20 Cold Waves, S10 A Up Best Wishes for Success »7l Santa Fa or. 244-5404 BUFFET News Oeadfinel Special Prices on Parties 545 Santa F t 223-F5B5 JOE'S The deadline for news sto BILL’S DANCING FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY ■ SUNDAY ries and pictures to appear in 743 Santa Fe 255-1113 L A M O D E BARBER SHOP 753 Santa Fe Drive the "Register” is Monday at FURNITURE CO. 5 p.m. Sanitary Service FURNITURE—RUGS—APPLIANCES GUISINGER FIORIST 2 Barbers to Serve You 574 Santa Fa Dr. Ph. TAbor 5-B014 Flowers For All Occasions 534-1416 MOUNTVIEW PACKING COMPANY Neighborhood Mortuaries Centerpieces - Weddings - Funerals Denver 4, Colerade 311 W. 6th Ave. 4 5 5 -3 6 6 3 Fresh and Artificial Flowers • HOME FREEZER FOOD SERVICE See Our Display Full line ot Frozen Foods for Your Freezer- 240 W. Page 10 The Denver Catholic Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 Two Chiefs (Mullen, Regis) Again Rule Parok Gridiron Mullen carried only a 7-6 lead gave St. Joseph a 6-0 advantage School— W L Pet. Pts. OP into the fourth period before over Machebeuf, but Vince Fa- Mullon 1.000 127 13 mularo scooted for 10 yards R o gis ...... 3 1.000 112 0 cashing in twice against Holy im f€/(rQ P o m St. M o ry 'i ...... a .<07 37 34 Family for more breathing and then Chuck Schutte kicked Machebout ...... 2 .M7 33 45 the point that won the game for Holy Family ...... 2 .500 40 40 room. Wayne Wells passed for 5t. Francis ...... 2 .500 52 74 28 to Pat Stauter and 2 to Brian the Buffs. .250 2< 78 O’Brien after Dave Baker ran Fred Artim, Henry Knzman IT’S JUST COINCIDENCE, but I’ll bet the folks at .000 14 76 .000 12 93 for the initial Mustang TD. Rick and Church Landin ran for the Notre Dame are mighty pleased at the way their foot Paprocki got the Tiger touch St. Francis scores. Paul Mc- ball schedule is set up this fall. down on an 18-yard aerial from Quade plunged for a TD and Two chiefs and seven Indians triggered a 73-yarJ pass-run The Fighting Irish (I still Ken Milano. think Fighting Lebanese would of the best in the nation this remain as the Denver Parochial play t Bob Gonzales for the be more appropriate under the year. But, if Notre Dame gets league football season reaches BEN LUJAN’S 1-yard plunge Eagles’ strong bid for an upset. Era of Ara Parseghian) have the job done — and I think they the halfway mark Sunday (Oct. an open dale this Saturday. will — they can credit an assist 17). This gives them two weeks to to the Oct. 16 open date. Mullen and Regis carry unde Regis College Basketball prepare for Southern Califor feated records and once again are top Bananas of the circuit. nia, which invades Notre Dame NIMRODS, NOTE: Colorado stadium Oct. 23. The defending champion Mus Workouts Beain Oct. 15 . . ,, 4 .1, ^ Game, Fish & Parks depart- tangs take a respite from The Regis college Rangers,i Chavez and Reed, both Anyone who can t pul t esc reminds you that the deer two items to good use flunks the , league play, giving Regis a along with other collegiate guards, were second and third _, , . . season in the Denver-Boulder- chance to move into an absolute teams across the nation, offici-’in scoring with 10.8 and 9.5 course and is li^kely to be j^vcland - Fort CoUins front tie for top spot. ally open drills for the 1965-66 averages, respectively. Chavez drummed out of that vast net-, ^ Monday (Oct. SUNDAY’S slate consists of work of fandom known \ cage season Friday, Oct. 15. ,is a Denver resident and Reed ' ° 25) this year. Many hunters a doubleheader at Regis stadium Coach Mick Pahl has a 14- is from Tiffin. Ohio. Dame's sidewalk alumni. have become accustomed to and single contests at Mullen member squad, including four Kaveney gained valuable ex this section of the state opening stadium and at Wasson field in EVERY Notre Dame rooter lettermen from last year’s perience as a freshman last on the fourth Saturday of Octo- Colorado Springs. worth his salt can tell you that team: seniors Jay Coakley and season and earned a regular b e r . But it’s not so this year, In the Regis twin bill it will in 1964 the boys from under the Tony Reed; junior Don Chavez; berth early in the campaign. The season runs through Oct. be Holy Family vs. St. Joseph golden dome were undefeated and sophomore Joe Kaveney. He’s from Normal, 111. 31. at 1 p.m. and Mt, Carmel vs. for nine games and 58 minutes Coakley, a forward from Sko Sophomore guard Chris Kos- Machebeuf at 3. St. Francis and kie, HI., was the team’s leading and unanimously ranked No. 1 Regis will tangle at 2 p.m. at tiuk of Denver is also a retur scorer in 1964-65, compiling a in the nation before stubbing! FIRST PORTION of the Ea.st- Mullen’s field and, at the same nee from last season. 15.9 per game scoring average. their toes against these Trojans,,era Slope duck season gets un- hour, St, Mary’s will host Cath Jack Coyne, of Denver, regu He also led individual rebound 20-17, in Los Angeles coli.seum.jderway Saturday (Oct. 16). edral in Colorado Springs. lar center last year, was the The day of infamy was Nov. 28. |Since the big game season on Mullen will shoot for its 17th ing with a 7.9 average. only squad los.s by graduation. This year the Irish were side-1 the Western Slope opens on this straight game without defeat, Pahl has eight lop frosh can tracked in their second outing date, duck hunters on this side including Parok and non-Paro!c didates on hand, including Rich by Purdue, so they’ll carry a 3- of the mountains are expected games, when the Mustangs en Schraeder and Simon O’Hanlon 1 mark into this old rivalry. jto have the sloughs and ponds tertain Montrose Saturday (Oct. of Regis high. Others are Jim And how about Southern Cali- all to themselves. First half of 16) at 2 p.m. Angelos, of Silvis, 111.: Bob fornia? I the split season ends Nov. 2. Se In games last Sunday, Regis Schutte, of Effingham. III.; Bill cond part of the split season is Regis Aerial Finds Mark overwhelmed St. Mary’s, 27-0; Truly, of Ottawa. 111.; Bob THE 196.5 Trojans are riding Dec. 4-21. Mullen got a tough argument Wille, of Elm Grove, Wise.; high. They have only a season John Caruso (18) of Regis reaches high to (41) of the Pirates. The aerial came during before topping Holy Family, 19- Dennis Hogan, of Camp Point. opening 20-20 tie with Minnesota one of two Raider marches in the final period 6; Machebeuf had to pull out all PICKING THE PAROKS: Re- make the grab on a pass from Scott Spinney 111.; Doug Dunagan, of Areola, the stops in shading St. Joseph, to mar their record. USC is un gis over St, Francis — Raiders in Sunday’s Denver Parok football game as Regis won, 27-0, (Photo by Ernie Ho-A of 111.; Don Fortnev, of Tuscola, beaten, with wins over Wiscon 7-6, and St. Francis barely have too much of everything, against St. Mary's of Colorado Springs. He Joseph’ s) III. sin, Oregon State, and Washing scraped past Mt. Carmel, 18-13. but Warriors might put first was able to cross over behind Charles Davis The Rangers open their 24- ton going into what should be IN N O N . LEAGUE affairs. chink in Big Red's defensive ar game 1965-66 season Dec. 1 tough but winning afternoon Cathedral and Annunciation mor; St. Mary’s over Cathedral against Colorado State college this Saturday against Stanford. . Rangers Collect both racked up their initial wins — Pirates still hope to stay at Regis. You can bet that Notre Dame of 1965. The Jays trimmed h close and must win ’em all to Soccer Triumph wants Southern Cal to come Burlington Special Train Cheyenne Wells, 27-7, and the do so; Holy Family over St. into South Bend unbeaten on Cards, playing as an indepen Joseph —Bulldogs try hard, but The Regis college .soccer St. Francis de Sales Oct. 23 so the Irish can send dent this year, tallied in the fin Tigers are tougher; Mt. Carmel team posted its first win of the them back home with that first Set h r Irish-USC Game al period to nip Fountain Val over Machebeuf — Our blue ,1965 season Saturday beating loss. ley. 20 19. plate upset of the week as Burlington’s annual “ Football Chicago’s Union station to the j Colorado School of Mines at It won’t be easy. USC is one Congress hotel, where rooms j Golden, 4-1. Regis now has a 1- Tom Dilx?o tallied twice on 1- steamed-up Eagles make big ef Fans Special’’ has been set up yard plunges for Regis, with ROYAL PHOTO are available at reasonablei2 record. fort while Buffs look ahead (o for the Notre Dame-Southern Scott Spinney and Tony Canzo game with Mullen. California game, Saturday, Oct. rstes. Next game on tap for the ne al.so scored on short bursts.; St. Francis Coach SERVICE Your Parish 23. at South Bend. The train party will leave Banger booters is an Oct. 15 I The Red Haiders still have not: Joseph Keegan is at the "QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING Last week: 4 right, 0 wrong, AT REASONABLE PRICES" The Iri.sh-Trojan game this Denver Friday, Oct. 22, at 4 date against Ixiwry Air Base at had th<‘ir goal line crossed after I helm of the 1965 St. Francis I Season to date; 1? right, 391 So. Pearl — 722-9031 0 year again shapes up as a tita p.m, (MST) and arrive back in 3 P-m. on the Regis field. three Pamk contests. high school football team. Service Station wrong. 1.000. nic struggle. Notre Dame will Denver at 8:30 a.m. (M.ST) on 1 SERVICE be particularly anxious to win Monday, Oct. 25. \ this one, since USC’s 20-18 win i Watch Other Guy Pullman and slumbcrcoach last year in I.x)s Angeles ruined <1 There are a few drivers on an unbeaten season for the Ir- rooms are available at addition al cost. Persons wishing to trav ► the roads who just do not careiish. i el from Colorado Springs or PARISH PHARMACY GUIDE Cost of the football special about driving safely. They’d Pueblo may do so at a slightly this year is $51.95 per person. sooner live dangerously. So, the higher rate. CALL YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE FOR PROMPT SERVICE This includes round-trip to Chi e rest of us have to drive defen Number of reservations for ST. JO SEPH’S cago on reclining-seat coaches, 6 this trip is limited. Persons sively, watching out for the bus trip from Chicago to Notre MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD — ST. VINCENT DE PAUL “ other fellow’s” mistakes as Dame stadium and return, re wishing more complete details t> well as our own. This timely served scat to the game, plus should contact their Burlington BRUCE'S I TEXACO agents. message from our State Patrol. transfer of hand baggage from VILLAGE REXALL DRUG TRIPLE S & H GREEN STAMPS Prompt Delivery Service or 0.3t PER GAL. 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Mrs. Merf Evans, PTA safety chairman, gave the wel coming address. Fire chief Smith of the Lakewood fire de Devotions Scheduled partment, officer Moon of the Jefferson County sheriffs office, (St. Philomcna’s Parish, and Merf Evans, representative Denver) of the state patrol, addressed Forty Hours’ devotions at St. the assembly. Judge Shannon of PhiJomen’s are scheduled to be the Jefferson county court gin Friday, Oct. 29, with Mass house, Golden, administered the at 9:30 a.m. Devotions are con oath of office to the 28 safety ducted each year to foster the patrol boys. love of Christ in the Blessed Sa Twelve hundred persons were crament. Everyone is urged to served at the annual ham din attend if possible. ner. Senator Roy McVicker at A closed retreat for junior tended. and senior girls attending pub The Altar and Rosary society lic schools is scheduled Nov. 19- will meet on Oct. 14, 8 p.m., in 21 at St. Philomena’s. Informa M l. Carm ol Society Officers the church basement. tion can be had by calling Mrs. Robert Appel, 366-6489. The annual retreat for the wo orriccrs of the Home and School society of Didier, Mrs. E. J. Horvat. Mrs. J. Pavlako- Hole in One? The Holy Name Men’s club men of the parish will be held Mt. Carmel parish, Denver, who were in vich, Mrs. B. Slack, Mrs. J . Scordo, Mrs. V. meeting will be held on Sunday, at El Pomar, Colorado Springs, .Mrs. Fi-ed Norris, chairman stalled recently are, left to right, Mrs. Nina Pufiliesc, and Mrs. C. Carollo. Oct. 24, beginning with Mass at from Oct. 29 through Oct. 31. of the annual doughnut drive 5 p.m. The Rev. John Rae will Anyone wishing to make reser at St. Dominic’s parish, Den address the group. All men and vations or wanting more infor ver, is seeking assistance high school boys are encour mation can call Essie Nusse, from all parishioners in mak aged to attend. Sf. Patrick's Schedules PTA Meeting 233-0497. ing the benefit a success. It will be held Oct. 18-22. Orders The 5 p.m. Mass and Devo School Faculty Tea I (St. Patrick’s Parish, meetmg for the officers, chair costume jewelry and rosary will be taken by students and tions to Our Lady will con A grade school PT.A faculty tea was held recently at St. Denver) men, and room mothers will beads for the missions. Dues delivery will he made Oct. 27. Parish tinue through the month of Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver. Left to right are Mrs. Leo The first PTA meeting of the precede the business meeting at are requested so that the mem October. i year will be held Tuesday, Oct. 7 p.m. in the lunch room. The bership drive will be a success. Phelan seated, way and means chairman; Mrs. Lee Wolk, 19 at 8 p.m. in the school gym. PTA will have Christmas card Tickets have been sent home Correspondents! Drive Safely The Annual PTA bake sale first vice president; Sister Rita Anton, principal; and Mrs. Judy Richards, new school boxes at $1 per box for sale, as with the students for the PTA When starting out on a motor will be held Sunday, Oct. 17, af Charles Wilson. PTA president. nurse, will explain the health well as the Catholic school ap aw'ards scheduled Thursday af Please remember to ing trip, your “ round-trip” tick ter all the Masses. Anyone et is your own ability to drive program for the year and show pointment calendars. ternoon, Oct. 28. type your parish news wishing to make a donation of Courtesy Urged slides on “ Smoking.” A council The PTA is asking for old Mrs. Clara Vigil, P T A pres items double, or even intelligently and safely every baked goods may leave them at mile of the way to your destina ident, announced room moth triple space when send the convent on Saturday. Oct. The Colorado State Patrol re ers: First grade, Mmes. J. tion and back again. So says the 16. or call Mrs. Costello, 338- minds us that our courteous NORTH Beaver, G. Archuleta, D. Na ing them in. Start your State Patrol- 0319, for pick-up. treatment of out-of-state motor ranjo, L. Olivas, and V. Garcia; copy one quarter from ists not only is a credit to our second grade, Mmes. F. Am- the top of the page to al reputation, but good insurance DENVER brosio, E. Jaramillo, E. Herre low editors space to again.st traffic accidents. ra and N. Ortega; third grade, stamp and mark the OPTICAL Mmes. S. Huerena, R. McAteer, copy. E. Sanchez, and K. J. Kichler; COLQUITT’S Dispensing Opticians fourth grade, Mmes. E. Cordo The deadline for all DeWAYNE INGRAM va, K. Schoenecke, J. Romero, copy is Monday at 5 p.m. Family Shoe Store and G. Johnson; fifth grade, No special considera and Shoe Repair Shop 4022 Tennyson Street Mmes. B. Paiz, 0. Johnson, P. tions can be given for 72nd & Lowell Blvd. GRond 7-5759 Maes, and T. Alarid; sixth copy or photographs ar grade, Mmes. H. Nick, F. Der- rera, D. Torrey, and F. Mackin riving after that time! tosh; seventh grade, Mmes. G. Address all correspon Kruse, M. Ziegler, J. Lawless, dence to: Denver News and C. Saavedra; eighth grade, IMmes. J. ReVello, B. Slack. R. Editor. “ Denver Catho Freeman, B. Chavez, M. H. E1-; lic Register,” P.O. Box FREE lis, and P. Chamoerlain. 1620, Denver 80201. Luminous Nylon Cord Planning Doughnut Sale ROSARIES (St. Dominic’s Parish, Room mothers are; grade Denver) eight, Mmes. Gustave Hoof, Dozens of holes in one will be Joseph Espinosa, and Joseph During October. The Month of available from the students of ^ Marazano; grade seven, Mmes. Parish Historian Honored St. Dominic’s school. From Fred Norris, Henry Abromiet the Rosary Monday. Oct. 18, to Friaay, Oct. and Kenneth Byers; grade sev Mrs. Celine Henderson, left, shows the Cure d’Ars parish E a rly Showing 22, orders will be taken for the en-eight, Mmes. Harry Jones, historian book to, left to right, Mrs. Rose Tarradino of St. annual doughnut drive spon Harold Williams, and Leroy Mary Magdalen parish; Mrs. Betty Yacovetta, All Souls’ ; and Present a copy of this ad, and we will give An early showing of Christmas cards will be given at a sored by the PTA. Plain dough Vallejos; grade six, Mmes. Mrs. Margaret Hadley. Three parish books received superior Fred Gabriel, Mary Ellen Fraz- you one for each member of your family. meeting of Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Wheatridge, Key and Sword nuts will be 60 cents a dozen awards from the parent-teacher committee. club meeting Thursday, Oct. 21,. in the gymnasium. Early or and the assorted variety will be zini, and Norman Mauro; grade ders are requested. Planning the sale are Mrs. Jerry- Uorri- 65 cent?, per dozen. On Wednes five-six, Mmes. John Fischer. Toby Montoya, and Jake Val NEW STYLES FIRST COMMUNION VEILS gan, left, and Mrs. Don Zoellner. day, Ort. 27, orders will be' Meeting in Wheatridge filled for delivery by the chil dez; grade five, Mmes. Tom FIRST COMMUNION SETS - A lt PRICE RANGES dren. Mrs. Fred Norris is chair- McAlister, Thomas DiMartini, (Sts. Peter and Paul’s luck dish, together with place and Richard Strong; grade Pari.sh, Wheatridge) setting. Coffee and rolls will be St. Anne CCD Classes four. Mmes. Fermen Romero. The next Key and Sword furnished. This will be followed Thomas Haney, and Thomas .meeting■ will be held Thursday, by an open discussion on parish (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) 11:15, 12 and 12:15 Masses. The Communion Day O’Brien; grade three, Mmes.!I Oct. 21. in the gymnasium of matters. Chairmen are Mr. and JOHN ERGER CCD classes for all Catholic nursery is located in the K of C Victor Coffey, Stanley Val-’ Sts. Peter and Paul’s school, at Mrs. Ed Rupert. high school students who attend hall in the rooms behind the cof (St. Vincent de Paul verde, and Michael Carrara; 1 8 p.m. All adult members of the public schools will be held Mon fee and doughnut room. This Parish, Denver) grade three-four, Mmes. Arne j parish are invited to attend. .Al Parishioners involved in com CHURCH GOODS day evenings at 7 o’clock in the service is sponsored by St, Members of the Altar and Ro Pearson, James Conway, and tar and Rosai-y members will munity or charity work are asked to call Mrs. Susman, 422- 4436 W. 29fh Ave. school. Anne’s CFM and CYO groups. sary society of St. Vincent de Fred Stoll; grade two, Mmes. host. There will also be an 477-7961 0295, and tell her the number of Beginning Sunday, Oct. 17, A meeting of the Holy Name Paul parish and their daughters Vivian Cruz, Carl Gorman, and “ early bird” showing of Christ DENVER, COLORADO hours spent in volunteer work. free baby sitting will be availa society will be held Thursday, will receive Communion corpor Leo Rusan; grade one - two, mas cards. This information is needed for ble for children ages six months Oct. 14, 8 p.m., in the parish li ately Sunday, Oct. 17, in the 8 Mmes. Frank Leal and William A potiuck dinner will be held ‘"Never a Parking Problem* report to Catholic Charities. to six years during the 11, brary. Guest speaker will be the a.m. Mass. The Communion Naughton; grade one, Mmes. in the school gymnasium Satur I Rev. Robinson Lapp of the Unit Sunday and monthly meeting Ralph Bott and Larry Boogren. day, Oct. 16, 7 p.m. Adults of the parish are invited. Each fa HNS Elects jed Church of Arvada, who took will be hold on the third Sunday jpart in the Selma march. All and Monday of each month In B rush mily couple is to bring one pot- 'Holy Name men and guests are from now on. The Oct. 18 meet (Guardian Angels’ Parish, (St. Mary’ s Parish, Brush) i invited to attend. A social hour ing will be a “ get acquainted” Denver) Members of St. Monica’s cir Holy Name society’s officers will follow. luncheon, fashion show, and The Altar and Rosary society cle will meet Tuesday, Oct. 19, for the year are Gene Hurley, card mixer at Ramon’s restau in the home of Gladys Callen. president; Dick Doll, vice pres is sponsoring a fashion show, rant. “ Galaxy of Glamor,” at 2:30 Plans for future events were ident; Don D’Ascenz, secre A sewing and knitting circle discussed at the recent parish p.m. Sunday, Nov. 7, in the tary; Julian Duran, treasurer. A for the benefit of cancer pa meeting, which attracted many school gym. .Advance tickets games party is hold every F ri tients, under the auspices of the parishioners. are $1. day night at 8 p.m. in the .American Cancer society, is in Meeting recently was St. Ma A savings program for the church hall. Coffee and dough the process of being organized. ry’s circle. The Altar and Rosa ’ YourPlumhtrform flS ’ children of St. Anne’s school nuts are served after the first Interested persons may call ry society of the parish met and two Masses on Sundays by the has been started by the Credit Mrs. Harry Pemberton, 733- made plans for a discussion 455-4323 HNS. Union on Friday of each week. 6147. club. Officers for the Parent-Teach On Oct. 15. 8 p.m., in the Attending the Confraternity of 303D UJ.443XAVE. er association are Mrs. Michael Parish Dance school cafeteria, there will be a Christian Doctrine workshop in Greff, president; Mrs. Timothy meetmg to invite couples who Denver Oct. 9 were five CCD THE (Mount Carmel Parish, would be interested in joining teachers from the area. Quinn, vice president; Mrs. Denver) Agnes Cirbo, secretary; Robert the Christian Family Move An autumn parish dance will Manderville, treasurer; Mrs. ment. Information is available be held at Mount Carmel grade Ray Pimple, historian. Mem from Bob and Margaret Low- school, Denver, Saturday. Oct. bers are being asked to submit rey, 733-1521. 23. Tickets are $1.50 per person favorite recipes for recipe book THE BEER THAT CROWD and are available at the door or which will be sold later this from C. Pontarelli, 433-1425. Re year. fre.shments will be served. 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GE. 3-1703 DRIVE UP WINDOWS — OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 1480 Carr St, ...... RE. 7-1G01 P a ge 12 The Denver CatholJc Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 40 Hours af Sf. Louis' IVewis From Parishes (St. I.ouis* Tarish, The Theresians of St. Louis Englewood) are having their charter lunch- Forty Hours’ devotions will eon on Sunday, Oct. 17, in the Safety Chairman open in St. Louis’ Church on cafeteria at 1:00 p.m. Cost is 50 Friday morning. Oct. 22, with a cents per person. Reservations (Sacred Heart Parish, High Mass at 7:45 a.m. A can be made with Kathy Bell, Denver) Columban missioner will be the 781-8274. Mrs. Albert Guerrero has ac speaker on Friday and Satur Men of the parish are invited cepted the PTA Safety chair day evenings and for the clos to play volleyball every Monday manship and attended the first ing on Sunday afternoon at 4 evening at 7 p.m. in the gymna meeting held by the ACCW for p.m. sium. all chairmen recently. Mra. A CCD high school of Religion The PTA jamboree will be Robert Martinez is replacing special assembly will be held in held Sunday, Oct. 31. Trading Mrs. Nicanor Avilla as corre gymnasium on Tuesday, Oct. stamps and items for the coun sponding secretary. 12. Registration is Tuesday try store are needed. The tradi Mrs. Pat Jaramillo Is the new evening from 7 to 7:15 p.m. in tional spaghetti dinner will be cafeteria volunteer help chair the new school. Book and regis served from 12 to 7 p.m. man. She is pleased with the tration fee is $2. fine spirit and cooperation CCD teachers* training clas shown by mothers. ses for elementary teachers C o ffe e M e e tin g Mrs. Charles Hernandez, began at St. Louis Oct. 13. (Mo.st Precious Blood room mother circle chairman, Classes will be held on suc Parish, Denver) is in charge of the annual “ five cessive Mondays for the first Christmas cards will be in the turkeys” award. PTA mem year teachers. Special meth spotlight at a coffee to be held bers, parishioners, and friends ods classes will be held at 1 in the homo of Mrs. Clara Nor are urged to help the circle in p.m. in the cafeteria. Special ton, 2265 S. Jackson, on Wed this yearly event. methods class for those who nesday. Oct. 20. from 1 until 4 The membership drive was have had previous training p.m. All women of the parish concluded Oct. 8. Late member will meet in the old school at are invited to attend the infor A u ium n Leaves B e n e fit Ocf. 2B ships may still be sent in to the 1 p.m. also. Doctrine class mal showing, sponsored by the The committee above is short in height sponsored by the Altar and Rosary society, school. will follow at 2 p.m. Altar and Rosary Society. “ Back-to-School” Night will and experience, but long in interest and wil* and reservations may be made with Mrs. Harvest Bali be held on Tuesday evening. lingness, according to Mrs. Edwin Barton, Barton. 756-5661, or Mrs. Crandall. 756-8935. PTA Mealing 'Flea Marker A meeting was held recently in the home of Mrs. Joseph Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. Parents will left, and Mrs. Bill Crandall. The group are Donation is $1. The children assisting their (A ll Souls* Parish, Uhl. chairman, to plan the harvest champagne ball of Christ (St. James* Parish, assemble in the cafeteria, 1 » preparing tickets for the annual Autumn mothers above are, left to right, Larry, Caro where the Rev. Bernard Degan, Denver) the King parish, Denver. Mrs. Uhl, left, is shown greeting the Denver) V Leaves card party, to be held Thursday, Oct. lyn, and Janie Barton, and Kay and Greg A unique "flea market” will C.M., pastor, will introduce Sis Rev. Donald A. McMahon, pastor, and Mrs. George McCad- The St. James PTA will hold 28, at 1 p.m. in the cafeteria of Most Pre Crandall. be held in the cafeteria of All i meeting in the school cafeter ter Margaret Mary, principal. don, chairman of circles. The ball will be held Friday, Nov. 12, cious Blood school. Denver, The party is Souls school, 4900 S. Logan, ia Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. After a brief outline of school Denver, on Saturday. Oct. 16 from 9 to 12 p.m. in the Brown Palace West, Denver. The speaker will be the Rev. policies and an introduction to For the past year, members of John Rae of the Denver Cathe the faculty, parents will go to their children’s classrooms to ■ f ' the Altar and Rosary society dral parish, whose subject will t have been collecting new and be, “ Let George Do It.” informally view the objectives Census Taken af Parish in Golden and work of the grade. No indi I 4 used items for the "bargain The hostesses for the October vidual parent conferences will iR. Keenan is membership ting up a six-point program. day,’* meeting of St. James’ Altar and (St. Joseph’s Parish, be held. chairman. A talk was given by This council was formed Some art objects have been Rosary society were Agnes Du- (iolden) I The food shower for the Sis [Father Mershon, urging the through the efforts of Robert R. made and donated by artist ras, Edyth Emge, Helen Hinton, During his first year in the ters will be held from Oct. 18 to ; women to join in the work of Stitt, with the support of Father members. A good selection of Helen Kohles, Adele Letke- Golden parish, the Rev. Richard Oct. 24. Tho women of the parish Mershon and the Holy Name so clothes — for men, women, and mann, Genevieve Mitchell, Ka Menshon, aided by members of parish organizations. will make their annual retreat ciety. Fifty men were initiated children — small appliances, tie Porter. Mildred Sirokman, the Legion of Mary, has can-ied ' In keeping with the Ecumeni at El Pomar, Colorado Springs, into the organization. Dinner dishes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac and Martina SundcU. ’. I* on an intensive and continuing cal spirit, 20 members of the Oct. 22-24. Mrs. Vincent Collison, for 200 knights, wives, and visit Women who have volunteered canvass and visitation program Suburbanites, a branch of Wel has been gathered. 756-8108, will take reservations. to perfect the parish census and come Wagon, were guided on ing dignitaries was prepared by A local artist will be on hand their time and service in taking unify the geographically sepa an informative tour of St. members of the Altar and Rosa to cut children’s silhouettes care of the needs of the Church rated areas into a working Joseph’s church by Mrs. Tho-' ry society. There will be a booth where are Louise Cullinan and Ruby body. i ma.s G. Garrison and Mrs. Cecil Chairman of the Altar com Halloween costumes will be of Mitchell, sacristy; Tillie Mc N ew est To further this effort, the Al Fleebe. Father Mershon was mittee for October are Mrs. fered, as well as a fish pond Bride, vigil lights: Sally Van tar and Rosary society, under present to answer questions af Waldo Keenan and Mrs. Fred and refreshment stand. Dyke, Albs; Alice Petrowicz. Kohler Bolhroom the direction of Mrs. Ivo J. I^ee, ter the tour. Kimminau. Mrs. Robert D. Gross and cassocks; Alma Bray, surpli president, sponsored a gct-ac- Newly organized Golden Rosary Makers will meet Mrs. Clarence E. Miers are co ces; and Winnie Dendinger, Fixtu res < • • < ([Uainted free fashion show. Council 5757, Knights of Colum on Wednesday, Oct. 13, at 1 chairman of the affair. Among small linens. I More than two hundred women bus recently held its first meet p.m. in the home of Mrs. those assisting are Mmes. R. J. were in attendance. Chairmen ing. Plans were made for set Louisa Ilokanson. Schmiedeke, Laurence E. Card P a rty of the event were Mmes. John ■ Hecht, Robert H. Eckert, and E. .Marriott, D. J. Young, and; James E. Wright. The market (Mother of God Parish, William F". Green. Mrs. Waldo I Altar Society Meeting will start at 9 a.m. and close at Denver) 4 p.m. A card party, sponsored by (St. Francis dc Sales* with recitation of the Rosary the Altar and Rosary Society, : CARPETS Parish, Denver) preceding at 12:45 p.m. in the Planning Flea M a rk e t will be held Saturday. Oct. 16. » The Altar and Rosary society church. Bible Topic at 7:30 in the church basement. Exain’ning some of the unusual Items to be offered for sale Tickets are $1 each and may be Room Size D l l ^ of St. Francis de Sales’ will (St. Joseph’s Parish, Persons wishing to become a at a flea market benefit of All Souls' parish Saturday. Oct. 16. purchased at the door or reser and Smaller meet in the rectory assembly Fort Collins) L*rB«st M itcllo n t n City member of the society, active are, left to right. Mrs. R. J. Schmiedeke. Mrs. Clarence Miers, vations may be made with Mrs. room. Friday Oct. 15 at 1 p.m. "Reading of the Bible” was for remodetlngl or inactive, are invited to con and Mrs. Robert Gross. Clifford Welch. 777 - 8341. or f ' CiivnitiirA tact the membership chairman, the subject of a program by r u r n i t u r e in the house .Mrs. P. R. Martin. 777-4724. Mrs. W. Norton. 777-9026. Mrs. V. 0. Coffin at a meeting f j - Open Mondpy and Wednttdpy COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Several special prizes will be e Counter-top Eveningf Till 6:M P.M. The Altar and Rosary socie of St. Joseph’ s Altar and Rosa ry Society. Mrs. H. C. Warner, awarded and refreshments will lavatory ty will sponsor a combined E.M.W. Your Car Problem — Our Specialty president, presented as commit be served. EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR An invitation is issued to new oVIlall hung where cash talks bake and needlework sale be tee chairmen for this season, 2141 So. Broadway ONEIDA GARAGE fore and after all the Masses Mrs. L. J. McMillan, organize comers in the parish and to closet Sllcrnian 4-2754 B U I Kirk 1400 Orteitfa m - U S 5 young people. on Sunday, Oct. 17, in the tion and development; Mrs. e New, extra grade school music room, Victor DeCicco. publicity; Mrs. starting after the 7 a.m. Myron Siefkin, personal forma roomy bath DRIVE IN LIQUORS Mass. Coffee will be served tion; Mrs. Henry J. Hudek, fa Bacon & Schramm mily and education; .Mrs. O f first quality only, Kohfer Complete selection of Wines, Liquors and Beer free. Proceeds will be used to purchase needs for the altar James Seamans, community ac Composition Roofing fixtures and fittings are Open 9 A.M. to 12 Midnight and sanctuary. Donations of tion; Mrs. Angelo D. Varra, Tile Roofing available in sizes and style* 1100 So. Colorado Blvd. 756-7524 baked, goods and needlework world responsibility; to fit every budget. Harry McCarthy Roof Repairing may be brought to (he grade Mrs. Harry Hehn, altar li school either on Saturday, nens; Mrs. Louie Chiaro. sick 4020 Brighton Blvd. let us help you plan your Oct. 16, 2 to 6 p.m., or on Sun calls; Mrs. Charles Willox, CII. 4-6568 new bathroom or washroom. day morning. A handmade Catholic Charities; and Mrs. H. Come in today or call us for GOLD CROSS PRODUCTS, INC. quilt will be awarded. E. Orager, special activities. our free estimate, no obit* "Accredited Purveyors to the Catholic Clergy” Inquiry classes are scheduled Mrs. Charles Wilson, intro gatioru JANITORIAL & SANITARY SUPPLIES on Wednesday. They are con duced the members of the facul Specializing in 1421 - 16th Street — CH 4-8775 or CH 4-2598 ducted by the Rev. Charles ty to the parents at a recent DENVER 2. COLORADO Brown, assistant pastor of St. Quality Plumbing PTA meeting. Joseph's. Assisting him as host and Heating Repairs A committee appointed to couple are Mr. and Mrs. Sterl Pinewoed Derby Win help outline plans to meet the ing Brechtel. winners in the parish cub pack’s fourth annua] Pinewood expenses of the athletic pro Tim Mangum, son of Mr. and your SLATTERY gram in the school includes Mrs. John E. Mangum of St. Derby held recently on the west playground of St. Rose of HARTFORD SnCUS-LRUJLOR Gene Steinke, chairman; Mrs. Joseph’s parish has enrolled as Lima school. Denver, receive their awards from cubmaster AGENT 1 5 4 - 3 LARIMER ST. -830 I7 t m ST. L. Paul Weadick, and Mrs. a sophomore in the Abbey Gene Shelton, right. Winners, left to right, are Charles Ono- Cempltt* Caiualty, Edgar Balkenbush. School at Canon City. firo, who placed first In model car racing: Danny Major, sec Homtownars, & COMPANY Auto, and ond, and Richard Romero, who gained third place in model Cem m trclal Plumbing and Heating Contractors ENGRAVED car facing and Hrst place in car design. Dan Hall, fourth, and Inturanet Party To Benefit CYO Donald Nagel, fifth, were pacemakers in the race, which was 181 VALLEJO ST. Phone 756-0636 • office 744-6311 (Notre Dame Parish, the CYO. Admission will be $1. judged by Lee Rhynard, Don Byrne, and Jerry Hall. 333-9547 - res. PLASTIC Denver) Attendance is requested. 2330 So. Colorado Blvd. SIGNS a DESK PLATES Holy Name society members The society will sponsor a will sponsor a games party Oct. Halloween party Saturday, Oct. Vianney Society Meeting 22, at 8 p.m., for the benefit of 30. Costumes will be optional. (Cure d’Ars Parish, brought to the truck on the BftONZ'E TABL'ETS Admission will be $4 a couple. Denver) playground. Card P a rly Reservations can be made by A meeting of the St. John Vi The Sisters wish to thank (Holy Ghost Parish, Denver) calling 985-7003, 985-9127, or 935- anney society will be held Fri everyone that donated so gener The all-parish card party, 9957. day, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m. in the ously to the pantry shower. FOOTBALL FANS sponsored by the Holy Ghost Al A color television set will be school gym. .All adults arc The school nurse, Mrs. Good YOU GUESSED IT! tar and Rosary society has been awarded by the Notre Dame urged to attend. rich, and Mrs. Zealand and scheduled for Oct. 21. 12:30 Athletic association. The associ Sunday, Oct. 17, is paper- Mrs. Hug performed hearing the BURLINGTON’S ation is seeking funds to under You u n 'ic ll lust by lookin' at It who's write p.m., In the parish hall, 19th and drive Sunday. Discarded papers tests on the third and fifth up this Is. Wouldn’t you just know Harold's California streets. write the expenses of the athle and magazines should be grade pupils recently. VISTA-DOME DENVER ZEPHYR always figuring a w ay to catch your eye as tic program for the children of well as your pockelbook with these get ups. The committee in charge will Now that we have your attention, wouldn't be Mmes. Thomas Anderson, the parish. you love a mouth watering. Choice Club steak, Bertha Kreidl and Margaret Women of the parish are in to see NOTRE DAME tender as Mothers love and tor only S2.25. includes all the extras, or a Choice Tender luicy Mehrens. Mrs. Mae L. Thomp vited to attend the South Dis Prime Rib for only $1.7? complete. Thai's right son is receptionist. Tickets may trict ACCW luncheon on Oct. 19 . . . Steaks anytlrrre. Prim e Ribs Sat. A Sun. vs O N L Y I Where? Harold 's of course, on top of be obtained at the door. at Ranch Manor. 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This is true — to a point. to prepare himself for a properly motivated pursuit of God through prayer. these cases the literal and free commentaries There is still a need for the strictly sacred Soul Outmoded? life of witness to Christ in the dense wilder It is true enough to say, of course, that of spiritual writers can be used to furnish in the life of man, even for man in an age of Q. A writer in “ L ife” suggests that theologians ness of the world should have some kind of there are other ways to pursue God such as pablum for the soul. action, even for man in a time when the woe may have to look around for another word than soul schedule of prayer. It is true that lay people in duty (even in secular affairs) good works, A good book for this purpose, just to ful neglects of the past are calling with loud to describe the living body. His reasoning is that the at home and at work and at recreation can apostolic endeavor, and patient suffering. name one that is near at hand at the er and more insistent voice for valor in the engrafting of parts belonging to other men on living not always drop their pressing pursuits and Since prayer is principally an exercise of moment, is THAT MAN IS YOU by Abbe outward witness to the Gospel through chari bodies makes it difficult to say what soul exists in hurry off to chapel as a nun does when the love, love finds a way to give tinte and earn Louis Evely. The same priest has also writ ty. M^an will not seek out his neighbor in any whom. If one man’s brain were replaced by anoth bell rings. Nevertheless, every man should estness to cultivating God's presence and ten another popular book of this kind: WE kind of persistent pattern or serve Christ in er’s, whose soul would animate the body? have a regular time of the day, a time best truth through His everlasting Word. True DARE TO SAY OUR FATHER. There are the hungry and thirsty and naked and sick, A. The author of the article to which you refer suited to him, when he drops all other busi friends are eager to spend as mUch time as hundreds of such works. A spiritual director unless he has at the same time some regular betrays his ignorance of what the soul is. The soul is ness in order to commune with God. The possible in each other’s presence. could help you select one fitted to your access to the eternal and mysterious and dis the simple, unextended, and (in man) substantial time schedule for prayer may not always be Amateurs in the art of prayer ought to needs, temperament, and progress in prayer. quieting heart of God who is love. The prima principle of life. kept. But unless there is a time set for it, the seek out the help of those who have had great It is all right to say, as some do now, that ry access of man to God is through prayer. Far from disproving the existence of the soul, practice of prayer will readily vanish into a er experience. the world and the Church are becoming one, And prayer, to leave the true impress of the the fact that severed arms can be reunited to their multitude of excuses, alibis and substitutes. The Word of God Is the bed-rock founda that the profane and the sacred are drawing Divine upon the wayward heart of man, must bodies and made to live demonstrates it anew. It It is not possible, usually, to tell a group tion for our contemplation of Divine wisdom. closer to one another. We do honor God by be regular, serious, unwavering and mean shows that the soul makes the body, and the body of people that they should spend a certain But often beginners find the Scriptures, In our reverence for all His creation and by our ingful. fills the soul, rather than the soul the body. Successful organic transplants do not confuse .....I...... mil...... personal identity. They simply mean that the soul ex tends its dominion where it was not before. If the whole brain of one person were removed, he would Summary of Schema die and his soul would depart. If it were possible to engraft on a dead body a living brain — which would . contain the soul of a living person — the soul of this living person would make the whole body living, and On Non-Christians it would be his body. There would be no question of (Following is a summary of the Ecumeni world; it teaches a way by which men may confused identity. cal Council’s revised draft statement on the be able either to acquire a state of perfect Church’s approach to non-Christians, includ liberation, or attain, by their own efforts or Did Jesus Call Mary Mother? it ing the Jews, and on the nniver'^al brother through higher help, the supreme illumina Q. I have not found one Scripture where Jesus > • hood of man.) tion. called Mary Mother. Can you? I . A. Mother is not. to our knowledge, used as a Paragraph one: Other religions, each in its own manner, term of address anywhere in the Bible, but Mary is try to counter the restlessness of the human called Christ’s mother, either equivalently or direct Day by day mankind is being drawn clo heart by proposing teachings, rules of life, ly, in several places in the Gospel (cf. John xix, 26). ser together and the ties between various and sacred riles. Since Christ was true Man, He had to have a true peoples are becoming stronger. The Church mother, and He would not have been a natural son if considers more attentively her relationship to The Catholic Church rejects nothing that He had not frequently addressed Mary as mother. non-Christian religions. In her task of pro is true and holy in these religions. She rever Scripture records only Jesus’ use of the word moting unity and love among men and ences those ways of action and of life, those “ Lady” or “ Madame,” in addressing Mary (Greek among nations, the Church above all consid precepts and teachings which, though differing gynai). Though this formalism seems strange to us, ers in the declaration what men have in in many aspects from the ones she holds and public personages in ancient and near-modern times common and what leads to mutual fellow sets forth, nonetheless often reflect a ray of used such address when speaking to their mothers in ship. that truth which enlightens all men. The the presence of others (cf. Shakespeare’s plays). Church proclaims, and ever must proclaim, Jesus wanted to emphasize that His mission One is the community of ail peoples, one Christ, “ the way, the truth, and the life” transcended all family ties. Hence He avoided terms their origin, one their ultimate end, God. Ilis (John 14, 6), in whom men may find the ful of familiarity in those of His discourses that are pre Providence, His manifestations of goodness. ness of religious life, in whom God has re served in Scripture. His saving design extend to all men, until conciled all things to Himself (Cf. 2 Cor. 5, that time when the elect will be united in the 9). Making Sign of Cross Rev. John A. O'Brien, Ph.D., Take a piece of paper. Put on it the signa holy city, where the nations will walk in His Q. What is the correct way to make the sign of University of Notre Dame tures of honorable men and it will spell the light. The Church exhorts her sons that through the cross? I am confused by different ways of mak In the recent encyclical, The Mystery of difference between war and peace, between dialogue and collaboration with the followers ing it. Faith, Pope Paul V I reaffirms the Real P re world slaughter and world friendship. Men expect from the various religions an of other religions, carried out with prudence A. It is usually made, in the Western Church, sence of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, Body and Take a word. Put the power of a poet be answer to the unsolved riddles of the human and love and in witness to the Christian faith with the right hand, all fingers joined, touching in Blood, Soul and Divinity, in the Holy Eucha hind it and it will make music, beauty, and condition: What is man? What is the mean and life, they recognize, preserve, and pro turn the forehead, below the breast, the left, and the rist. cadence and will sing in the hearts of men. ing, the aim of our life? What is the moral mote those spiritual and moral goods as well right shoulders, while saying: “ In the name of the The Pontiff acknowledges and approves Put the power of an orator behind it and it good, what sin? Whence suffering and what as those socio-cultural values found among Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. the praiseworthy effort of theologians to in will thrill vast multitudes. Put the power of purpose does it serve? What are death, judg these men. Amen.” f ' vestigate this lofty mystery and to set forth a judge behind it and it spells the difference ment and retribution after death? Whence do In the Byzantine Rite it is made with the thumb its inexhaustible riches. But there must be, between innocence and legal guilt, between we come? Where are we going? Paragraph three (The Religion of Islam ); and first two fingers joined, touching the forehead, he points out, no wavering from the tradition freedom and jail, between life and death. Put breast, right shoulder, and left shoulder. al faith of the Catholic Church in the Real the power of God behind it and it pulls a Paragraph two: Moslems adore the one God, living and Presence. universe into being out of the yawning abyss subsisting in Himself, merciful and all- Can a Wife Steal? I, The detailed manner in which the bread of nothingness. There is found among various peoples a powerful, the Creator of heaven and earth Q. Can a wife steal from her husband? I think it w’ho has spoken to men. They strive to sub and wine at the consecration in the Mass are Take a piece of bread. Put the power of a certain perception of that hidden power is impossible to steal from one's own husband, since mit even to His incomprehensible decrees, changed into Our Lord’s glorified Body and human being behind It and it is transformed which hovers over the course of things and husband and wife are “ not two, but one flesh,” and just as Abraham submitted to God — to Blood is a mystery. We accept this truth on by metabolism into his own flesh and blood. over human events. At times some have how can anyone steal from himself? Abraham the faith of Islam takes pleasure in the authority of Christ. Put the power of God, expressed in a few come to a recognition of a supreme being, or A. The facts are not so simple as you state. Much even of a father, This perception and recog linking itself. Though they do not acknowl He first effected this mysterious “ transub- words, behind it and it is transformed into depends on the civil law on the common and personal stantiation” at the Last Supper, and there nition penetrate their lives with a profound edge Jesus as God, they revere Him as a the Body and Blood. Soul and Divinity of our property of husband and wife, custom, the goods that conferred upon the Apostles the power and glorified Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. religious sense. Religions that are entwined prophet. They also honor Mary, His virgin the husband (or the wife) considers purely personal, authority to do the same, saying: “ Do this in What is determinative, decisive, and all- with an advanced culture have struggled to mother. They await the day of judgment and their own agreement as to what wealth shall be I* answer the same questions by means of when God will reward all those who have remembrance of M e” (1 Cor. 11:24). important is not so much the word as it is the considered common to them. Superficial indeed are the critics who say power behind the word. more refined concepts and a more developed been raised up. They value the moral life and Marriage is a very close relationship, but it does that the words of consecration are only When infinite power and intelligence are language. worship God especially through prayer, alms put behind a word it becomes the plenipoten giving, and fasting. not obliterate the separate personalities of husband words and effect no change in the elements. and wife, and, therefore, not their right of ownership, They fail to see that it is the power behind tiary ambassador of the Most High, clothed In “ Hinduism” men contemplate the di even as opposed to each other. !" the words, and not merely the words them with a divine efficacy which transcends the vine mystery and express it through abun In the course of centuries quarrels and ! »• Just as the husband certainly steals from his selves, which determine their efficacy. power of man as the radiance of the sun dant myths and essays into philosophy. They hostilities have arisen between Christians and wife if he takes from her, without her consent, mo ; ^ Take water, for example. By itself it will surpasses the flickering light of a candle. seek freedom from the anguish of our human Moslems. This synod urges all to forget the ney of her own that she brought to the marriage, or not generate light; but put the power and God and a word can cause a universe to condition either through ascetical practices past, and to work for mutual imderstanding I which she earned during marriage, so the wife steals skill of an engineer behind it, and he will har spring into being. God and a word can bring or profound meditation or a flight to God. and to preserve and promote together social from her husband if she takes money that he consi I if ness it and cause it to generate power and our great High Priest, Calvary’s Victim for justice, as well as peace and freedom, for the the sins of man, Jesus Christ, upon our altar “ Buddhism,” in its various forms, realizes benefit of all mankind. ders personal and that is not necessary for the decent *i light for an entire city or even for w’hole states. under the lowly species of bread and wine. the radical inadequacy of this changeable (Continued next week) support of the household and for her reasonable per sonal expenses. lllllllllll)lllllllinillllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllilllllllllillllillllllllllllllllllll’IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1ll1IIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllNlllllllllllilllll!llllliniHIIIIIIIIIIII!ll^ The husband cannot seriously object to his wife’s taking from the common wealth enough for the de i t cent maintenance of the household in accordance with their state, to make normal donations to church Rosary Has Important Place in Liturgical Revival and charity, or, within limits, to relieve her parents By Rev. John T. Bonec, O.P., therefore, are not to be The fact Is that the Rosary Rosary who simply recites a body in vocal prayer. Be common they pray aloud. when in need. . Dominican Mission Band, cla.ssed as anti-intellectuals is truly a profound form of series of Our Fathers and cause man has a soul, ami In addition to common wor Regarding the theft of wives from husbands, Province of St. Albert the Great a n d ultra- conservatives. prayer, and one aptly suited Hail Marys and counts them spiritual faculties of intellect ship, every man must have a Sabetti-Barrett remarks: “ It is hard to have a case (One of the series Prominent among them are to the needs of human nature. on beads. It is necessary, at and will, he owes God the serv personal cnconnter with (iod. of grave theft, both because in this country wives on the Rosary) the late Pope John XXIII, ini What is man? He is a crea the same time, to meditate ice of mental prayer. This Is achieved through men ture composed of body and upon the mysteries of faith Man owes to God the serv tal prayer. Mental prayer is constitute one person with their husbands as far as In an age of liturgical revi tiator of the aggiornamento; common marriage property is concerned, and be val, the Rosary, to some, his successor, Pope Paul VI, soul. He is not just a body, a proposed by the Church for ice of everything which is in personal, individual, and in it seems old - fashioned, repeti who recently exhorted the mere animal, a part of physi our consideration and appli him. We are indebted to God each hiiiiian being approaches cause husbands are ordinarily not considered reason tious, and lacking in spiritual faithful to the practice of the cal nature; on the other hand, cation to our needs and con for everything we are and God as person to person. Med ably unwilling to make gifts and incur other ex depth. devotion. he is not a pure spirit, like the duct of life. everything we have. All must itation is a necessary ele penses, even unknown to them, provided they are not The fact remains, however, Those “ in the know” ex angels. Man is a third kind of Both the vocal and the men be used in God’s service. ment in a sound Christian life. actually extravagant. If the wife extravagantly uses that the Rosary is, next to the plain these phenomena by reality, a psycho-somatic uni tal prayers are essential to Vocal prayer is aptly suited The strength, the beauty, the common wealth, such an amount is required to Sacred Liturgy itself, the pointing out that too many ty, containing both physical the true devotional prayer of to common prayer. Man is the power of the Rosary, are make a grave theft as will inflict serious loss on the most popular form of prayer people have a superficial and spiritual elements in his the Rosary. The “ Rosary” not only rational but social — that it manages to offer to husband, judged from his circumstances. In that which is under attack may he lives in mutual Interdepen God both of these forms of in the Church. It comes highly knowledge of the devotion of nature. case, it is more commonly taught that she is bound to the Rosary. All they see is a The Rosary, likewise, is well be a bad caricature of dence with other men. His so prayer in a single, simply- recommended — more Papal make restitution” (Comp. Theol. Mor., 404). , encyclicals have been written long series of Hail Marys, neither merely a vocal pray the genuine article. ciability is as much part of mastered devotion. The Rosa about the Rosary than about mumbled rapidly and often er, nor merely a mental pray Because man has a body, his nature as his rationality. ry has been doing for centu ' any other single subject. unintelligibly, hypnotizing er, but a third distinct kind of and his body is an integral Because of this, man owes ries the task we are trying to Prayer of Petition Apostles of the Rosary are people into a sort of a pious prayer, containing elements part of his human nature, he God the servic^e of common accomplish through the litur Q. Prayer should praise Ood and be a resigna from every walk of life, and stupor. of both. One is not saying the owes to God the service of his prayer. When men pray in gical revival and reform, tion to God’s will, and not one of petition. Therefore, ...... mill...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiim as God’s will is unchangeable, what is the sense of Ecumenical perspective petitioning Our Lord or praying to the Blessed Moth er or a patron saint for their intercession? A. The very word prayer expresses tlie notion of petition, and petition enters into even the prayer of Misunderstandings of Protestantism: II praise, thanksgiving, and atonement, tor in each By Jaroslav Polikan as the slanders against which they object in such justifiably Prolestant.s I have known, both In person and through their case we pray God to accept our praise, thanks, and Lutheran Theologian and Professor wounded tones. Hence this series of columns about “ misunder books, to whom the word of Sacred Scripture was law — final, repentance. The Our Father, the model ot all pray of Church History at Yale University standings of Protestantism.” irrevocable, and binding. ers, is petitionary in form. Resignation is not fatal Nor does it really help to urge, as Roman Catholic apolo ism. It is, I am sure, a common experience of those who live A second such misunderstanding that I often confront, gists do, that this view of authority is useless because it over Every prayer for temporal favors has the im on the borders between two communities — whether national, even in otherwise re.sponsible observers and authors, is the looks the teaching office of the Church. As a matter of demon plied condition, “ if it be Thy will.” or “ if it advance ethnic, or ecclesiastical — that they are often shocked by the claim that Protestantism represents a repudiation of authori my salvation.” Thus Christ in Gethsemani added the ty. This does not always take the form of maintaining that strable fact, the “ Scripture alone” of Protestant teaching has caricatures of the one community that dominate the lan preserved the dogma of the Church with remarkable fidelity, condition of His Father’ s will to His prayer that He Protestant thought craves freedom from the moral restraints guage and thought of the other. and, I would add, with consistency; for I believe that dogma is be spared the sufferings of the Cross. of traditional Christian teaching and that therefore the genius Especially Is this true of Christian groups. During the past a faithful representation of biblical witness. Thus Roman God, who knows our needs, knows also that we of Protestantism is its appeal to those who want to write their six or seven years the events preceding and surrounding the Catholicism has a formal notion of authority that is often shall or shall not pray for them, and He has chosen to own Ten Commandments. (Just how utterly distorted such a Vatican Council have dissipated many of these caricatures of short-circuited in the pulpit and classroom, while Protestan make certain effects dependent on prayer. God can picture of Protestant moral theology is, I hope to describe Roman Catholicism that have been prevalent among Protes tism has an oversimplified view of authority that often works thus grant a petition without changing His mind or next week.) But even those Roman Catholics who do not in tants, even among those who were otherwise very well in out better in practice than in theory. .As to which is better — I His will. dulge in the pious pornography of the “ Martin Luther married formed historically and sophisticated theologically. As one am deeply persuaded that there is a third possibility, but the Even in the human sphere, a superior may have a nun” school still give the impression that Protestantism is who does live on the border, I have found it almost unbelieva choice between these two seems to me to be obliged to come the fixed intention to grant a favor, but not necessari deficient in the notion of authority in religion. ble to discover the cliches about Roman Catholic theology, to terms with the parable of Our Lord in St. Matthew 21:28 32. ly to grant it if he is not asked. piety, and practice that often appear in table conversation and It seems to me, on the contrary, that Protestantism is (if even in print. pos.sible) even more obsessed than Roman Catholicism with In the continuing dialogue confronting Catholics and non- Muny letters, for various reasons, cannot he answered in i But, I must confess in this column, it is no less a shock to the notion of authority. Both of them, in some ways, suffer Catholics alike, the “ Register” is presenting one of the most this column. Where a i>ersonal answer is important, name SM that beneath all the politeness and all the ecumenical ef- from the same malaise: an overeager willingness to substitute distinguished Protestant theologians in America, Professor Jar and address should he included. M W o understand others, many Roman Catholics, otherwise the abstract authority of dogma or law for the personal lord- oslav Pelikan. We should weigh the opinions of others with q il^ w e ll informed and not only polite but actually charitable, ship of Jesus Christ. When I hear or read that Protestants fitting courtesy and Professor Pelikan is eminently qualified •tifl live vitb cliches about Protestantism that are as grotesque refuse to accept authority, I smile as I remember the many to present the Lutheran position in a dialogue. Page Denver Catholic Register October 14, 1965 Page 14 The Denver CathoJic Register Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965 J^ews From Parishes Altar Society Reception Pray for Them (St. Ignatius Loyola It was held in Milwaukee, Wis. service to the members of the Parish, Denver) He was presented with a plaque hospital staff and thR thousands Eighteen new members will and a letter of commendation, of war casualties that this hos CHISHOLM, Thelm* M., 1374 Pop church, Oct. 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. QUINLAN, Edna F., 2508 Larimer. lar strMt. Raquiam Mass, St. James' Howard mortuaries. Requiem Mass, Holy Ghost church, be received into the Loyola A1 thanking him for his years of pital unit serves.______church, Oct. 12. Interment M t. Olivet. L U C E R O , Alexander S., 98 S. Oct. 13. Interment Mt. Olivet. tar Sodality following Mass on Boulevard mortuaries. Lowell boulevard. Requiem Mass, SALAZAR, Esteban, 4015 Osage. CONTRERAS, Edward, 3772 Julian Sacred Heart church, Oct. 14. Requiem Mass, Our Lady of Guadal Sunday. Following the reception street. Requiem M ass, St. Dominic's MADRID, Manuel, 3433 W. Custer upe church, Oct. 14. Interment Mt. of the new members, a brief church, Oct. 8. Interment M t. Olivet. place. Requiem M ass, St. Caletan's Olivet. business meeting will be held in Olingers mortuaries. church, Oct. 13. Interment Mt. Olivet. SA L D A N A , Martin, 1329 Welton LEGAL NOTICES C R E IG H T O N , John I., 1855 Bellaire M IL L E R , M ae Collett, 3834 S. street. M ass, St. Caletan's church. the basement of the Church. street. Requiem M ass, Blessed Sa Pearl. Requiem Mass, Cathedral of Oct. 8. Interment Mt. Olivet. The children’s school sodali the Im m aculate Conception, Oct. 12. SA USA, John P., 1425 Regina lane, crament church, Oct. 12. Interment IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT Mr. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. Interment Mt. Olivet. Northglenn. Requiem Mass, Our Lady ty has adopted a foreign mis In and for the City and County of Denver O D O M , Rufus Joseph, UOO Pennsyl of Lourdes church, Oct. 13. Interment In and for tho CIfy and County DEWEY, Mary E., 4338 Winona sion in British Honduras. The of Danvor and Slate of Colorado and StalB of Colorado court. Requiem M ass, Holy Fam ily vania. Requiem Mass, Cathedral of Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuaries. No. P-37104 the Im m aculate Conception, Oct. 8. S C H A E F E R , Marghareite E., superior of this mission is a No. P-3S328 church, Oct. 8. Interment Mt. Olivet. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Boulevard mortuaries. Interment Ft. Logan. Boulevard mor merly of 429 E. 14th avenue. Requiem Loyola school graduate. Fath NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ELLIN6ER, Marie, 2315 Franklin. tuaries. M ass, All Saints church, Oct. 9. er Leo Weber, S.J. By person Estate of Florence C. Evans (Deceased) Estate ol Xavier Glambrocco aka Joseph M ass, St. Dominic's church, Oct. 13. PORTER, Katherine A., 1321 Co VAC C A R O , Nickola, 4821 W. 31st Contemporary Issues Course No. P-35326 Roselll (Deceased). No. P-37104 Howard mortuaries. lumbine street. Requiem M ass, St. avenue. Requiem M ass, Our Lady of al sacrifices and contributions Notice Is hereby given that I have All persons having claim s against the FLAGEOLLE, Alvla C., 7910 Niaga Phllomena's church, Oct. 7. Interment Mt. Carmel church, Oct. 8. Olingers D. S. Fleak, center, registers for the lecture course on they hope to adopt one or filed m y final report in the Probate above named estate are required to file ra. Requiem M ass, St. Catherine's Mt. Olivet. mortuaries. Court of the City and County of Denver, them for allowance In the Probate Court contemporary issues at Loretto Heights college, Denver. more children. Colorado, and that any person desiring of the City and County of Denver, Colo The Altar sodality is holding to oblect to the same shall file written rado, on or before the 15th day of March, Frank Bodeker, left, one of the lecturers, and Sister Esther oblectlon with the said court on or 1966, or said claims shall be forever Marie, moderator of the scries, explain the general plan of the a three-course roast beef dinner before November IS, 1965. in the Church basement hall on Theron M alcolm E van s barred. j e r r y GIAMBROCCO Requiem for Alfred M O'Meara^ Sr, course, which is given on Wednesday afternoons, 4 to 5:30 Executor Sunday, Oct. 24, at 1 p.m. Atten Executor o’ clock. Another course on modern trends in art is offered on M ichael T. Corcoran William C. M urray Jr. dance has been limited to 300 Attorney for the estate Attorney for the estate A Requiem Mass was offered zation here. Because of his long block of Broadway, where the Wednesday mornings, 10 to 11:30 o’clock. persons. ’Tickets, at $1.50 per 1360 Locust Street 2577 So. Dexter Street Wednesday morning, Oct. 13, and successful association with Denver Public Library is now Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado 80222 757-2762 person, may be obtained from (Published In Ihe Denver Catholic Reg in St. John the Evangelist the company, O’Meara was giv situated. 355-8723 Mrs. Salsgiver, prefect of the (Published In the Denver Catholic ister) Church, Denver, for Alfred M en preference of locations for In 1953, when the city bought Register) First Publication: September 23. 1965 sodality, 355-7151. Last Publication: October 14, 1965 O’Meara, Sr., pioneer Denver the new agencies Ford was es the site for the library, the firm F irst Publication: October 7, 1965 automobile dealer who died tablishing in the Denver area. moved to its present location, The Rev. William Heavey, Last Publication: October 26, 1965 IN THE PROBATE COURT S.J., assistant pastor, recently In and lor the City and County of Denver Sunday, Oct. 10. He was 78. He located first at 15th street 1100 W. Colfax. IN THE PROBATE COURT and State of Colorado » and Cleveland place, moving a O’Meara had been active in attended the 20th annual reun In and for the City and County of No. P-38072 A native of Michigan, O’Mea NOTICE TO CREDITORS . few months later to the 1300 the business until Sept. 1, ion of the 348th station hospital, Denver and State of Colorado ra joined the Ford Motor Co. in David Brofman, Judge Estate of HATTIE HOPPER, Ward k when he retired and turned an Army hospital unit with No. P-38072 ' Detroit in 1906, and in one way No. P-38220 the reins over to his son, which he served for three years IN THE AAATTER OF THE ESTATE OF A ll persons having claim s against Ih# ' , 1. . above named estate are required Ij file or another was associated with Alfred, Jr., who is president in Europe during World War II. JOSEPH GERHARD MEYER. also,,,, the company continuously for Sr. M. Louis known as JOSEPH G. MEYER, JO-I’T*'^,Uhem for allowance in the Probate ^ A Requiem High Mass was of the company. Another son, S E P H M E Y E R . J. G. M E Y E R , De- Court of the City and County of Denver, the next 59 years — until his re Eugene, is vice president. ceased. Colorado, on or before the 1st day p ' tirement just over a month ago offered in Sinsinawa, Wis., Oct. Camp Fire Girls April, 1966, or said claims shall be 1 for Sister Mary Louis Farrell, In addition to his sons, he is CITATION TO ATTEND ever barred. After seven years in the De (St. Rose of Lima PROBATE OF WILL ANDREW WYSOWATC.W' % - survived by his widow, 630 Vine CONSERVATOR ^ troit factory. O’Meara moved to who, at one time, taught for two Parish, Denver) THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE street; three daughters, Mrs, Published In the Denver Catholic , Denver in 1913, and went to years at St. Dominic’s school, At the District I ceremonial COLORADO. TO: Margaret McGIone, Mrs. Kath Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Arch- ______-jn iax» Denver. The Very Rev. J. B. of Camp Fire Girls to be held at work in the parts and service leen Stewart, and Mrs. Eileen bishop ol D.nve, ol in. Roman Cnlhollc : ' " department of the Ford organi- Walker, O.P., chaplain at the Abraham Lincoln high school, Church of the Archdiocese of Denver.;^**' Publication. Oct. 28, 1965 Garrow, all of Denver; two oth 1536 Logan Street, Denver. Colorado. I i n THE PROBATE COURT motherhouse in Sinsinawa was 7:30 p.m., Oct. 14, eighth gra er sons, Michael and Owen, of Relationship: None. Interest: Legatee. ,nd for the City and County of celebrant. The Dominican sister ders Cathy Grant and Eileen St. Joseph's (Polish) Church. East 46th Denver and State of Colorado Denver; three sisters, a broth Avenue and Pennsylvania, Denver, Colo- n o . P3424S died at Mercy hospital, Du DENVER er, 24 grandchildren and one Dreiling will receive their indi rado. Relationship: None. Interest: Leg- i n t HE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF buque, la., Sept. 29. great-grandchild. vidual torch bearer rank in reli J A M E S F. H E N D E R S O N . Deceased. a: EVERGREEN Other teaching assignments, gious growth, one of the highest Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, Inc., : NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION The Rosary was recited at St. Boys Town, Nebraska. Relationship: ' FOR DETERMINATION OP 4 besides St. Dominic’s, were in John’s Oct. 12, and following anks a junior high camp fire None. Interest: Devisee and Legatee. HEIRSHIP MONUMENT CO. Chicago, Sioux Falls, la.; Oma girl can receive. The leader is Society for the Propagation of the the Requiem Mass, interment Faith. 301 So. Sherman St., Denver, Colo i ha, Neb.; Minneapolis, Madis rites were conducted at Mount Birthday at Mercy Mrs. Roger Dal Vera and the rado. Relationship: None. Interest: Devi To all persons Interested, G R E E T IN G ; ce and Legatee. T A K E N O T IC E that there has been on, Wis.; and Rockford, HI Olivet. Boulevard Mortuaries specialist is the Rev. David K The first anniversary of operation of the new Mercy hospi The unknown heirs. If any, of J O S E P H filed In the above-named estate a peti Burial was in the motherhouse had charge of funeral arrange Costello. Mrs. George Lange’s GERHARD MEYER, a/k/a JOSEPH G. tion asking for a (udlcfal ascertainment and determination of the heirs of such cemetery. ments. tal, Denver, was observed recently. One year ago, on Oct. 5, camp fire group and Mrs. Herb MEYER. JOSEPH MEYER, J. MEYER, the above named decedent. decedent, and setting forth that the the Sisters of Mercy opened the doors of the 10-story, ultra Dreiling’s blue bird group will Residence: Unknown. Relationship; Un names, addresses and relationships to known. Interest: Heirs. decedent of all persons who are or Lillian N oce modern hospital at East 17th avenue at Milwaukee street. To also take part. claim to be heirs of said decedent, so Largest Selection in the celebrate its first birthday a huge, 200-pound cake was made * • * The unknown lineal descendants, li far as known to the petitioner, are as Requiem Mass was offered any, of the brothers and sister of Marie follows, to-wit: Rocky Mountain Area JERRY BREEN under the supervision of Zygmunt Kosmicki, center, food ser At a meeting the Mother Se- Sanen M eyer, the mother of said above Margaret Soule, Box 336, Superior, Oci. 7 in Mt. Carmel church, ton circle elected — Mrs. .-lamed decedent. Residence: Unknovm. Arizona, Sister; John I. Henderson, 228 (1 mile E. of Mt. Olivet) vice director of the hospital. Watching the proceedings were Relationship: Unknown. Interest: Heirs. Florist Denver, for Miss Lillian Noce, James J, Aschbrenner, pres West Lake, Marceline, Missouri, Brother; Charles McFadden Sister Mary Kicran, left, administrator, and Sister Mary Hele Wiliam M. Pade, as guardian ad litem Sam A. Henderson, 2504 Noble Avenue, 1521 Champa 79, longtime Denver teacher ident; Mrs. Dan Driscoll, secre r all m inors and other persons under Alameda, California, Brother; Hannah and principal. Burial was in Mt. na, hospital governing board member. legal disability. If any, whether named F. Becker, 5658 North Ridge, Chicago, HA. 4-4477 26G-3131 tary; and Mrs. Sam Buckstein, herein or unknown, who are or claim to Illinois, Sister; Child of deceased sister. Olivet. treasurer. « heirs, legatees or devisees of the Rose Henderson Brady; William H. Her first regular teaching job bove nam ed decedent. Security Build Brady, Address Unknown, Nephew. Something to Remember The physical education teach ing, Denver, Colorado. Relationship: You are hereby notified fo appear and was at the old Bryant school af ers at St. Rose of Lima school None. Interest: Guardian ad litem. answer the petition within twenty days ter she received two degrees at You end each ol you are hereby after service of this notice on you (If are Mrs. John D. Keller, who notified that the Instrument purporting served by publication, within twenty Colorado State Teachers college National Day of Prayer teaches the fifth, sixth, seventh to be the last will and testament of the days after the last publication of this SWIGERT BROS. notice) and In default of an answer or and began work on her doctor and eighth grade girls five days decedent above named will be offered ate at the University of Califor In signing a proclamation declaring Wednesday, lor probate before the Probate Court appearance the Court will proceed to week; and Harry L. Schraed- of the City and County of Denver, State receive and hear proofs concerning the OPTOMETRISTS nia. Oct. 20, as a National Day of Prayer, President John of Colorado, at the City and County neirs of such decedent and enter a er. who teaches the fifth, sixth, Building In said City and County of decree determining who are the heirs She was principal of the first .seventh, and eighth grade boys Denver, on Monday, the 15lh d ay of of such deceased person. son said that he could not proclaim that ail Ameri Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 17 Devoted To Your Complete Vision Core Branch Opportunity Evening five days a week. November, 1965, at 10 o'clock A.M., or cans will pray on that day and would not do so if he date subsequent thereto to which aay of September 1965. school at old Webster school The women of the parish are said hearing regularly may be continued, S T E P H E N C. R E N C H , Harry W. Swigert, O.D. and was principal of Webster could. “ But I do hope to remind our citizens,” he when and where you may appear If you Clerk of the Probate Court OPTICIAN reminded of a meeting of the -■) desire. By Thomas DIFrancesca Day school for 12 years. She be said, “ of the blessings that God has bestowed upon Altar and Rosary society Thurs (SEAL) Deputy Clerk Harry W. Odil, O.D. came principal of Bryant-Web- WITNESS my signature and seal of THOMAS L. FORD. Attorney Fred Smaldone them.” day Oct. 14. at 7:45 p.m. said Court this 28lh day of September, >700 East 5th Avenue, ster school in 1931, and served W65. Denver, Colorado The pastor, the Rev. Barry R ab e r Taylor & Robert W. Hlfe Donlad E. Gooldy, O.D. until her retirement in 1951. She He urged that all Americans remember the Telephone 355-1625 Cherry Creek Wogan. extends a personal invi Attorneys for Estate (Published in the Denver Catholic also operated an evening school 625 American National Bank Bldg. 1550 California Sf. words of the late President John F. Kennedy: “ Here tation to all the women of the Register) 231 Detroit St. for adults for 25 years. Denver, Colorado 80202 First Publication: September 23, 1965 on earth, God’s work must truly be our own.” pari.sh to attend. 255-2051 Last Publication: October 14, 1965 534-5819 355-7042 S T E P H E N C. R E N C H , Clerk of the Probate Court B y M . FInnerty In Evetgrean (Published In the Denver Catholic (Christ (he King Parish, Register) Evergreen) Qreeley “ Go-Go-Gala” has been cho sen as the theme of the second annual style show to be present ed by the Altar and Rosary so ciety of Christ the King church. Newspaper advertising is Adamson Mortuary Evergreen. Oct. 28 at the Hiwan flexible, thus permitting an Golf club. Reservations and advertiser to tailor his a d 24 Hour Anibui.'>nce Service ticket.s for the event may be ob vertising for mony purposes. Greeley, Colorado H. Roit Adamton Reed P. Adamson tained by calling the co-chair Phone (636 9lh Ave. at 5th St. DRV GOODS COMPANV men. Mrs. Robert F. Baroch, '4-4113 or Mrs. James Kujawa, 674-4714, or the ticket chairman, Mrs. John O’Reilly, 674-3835. Re.servations must be made be fore Oct. 26. Colorado Springs A parish planning committee meeting was held Oct. 10. On ENJOY A "DENVER" Cathedral Youths Enter Religious Life Friday, Oct. 15, a (X D execu tive board meeting will be held. I Eleven 1965 graduates of Cathedral high ti; John Scheuring, MaryknoII, Glen Ellyn, school, Denver, and one junior student from III-; second row, Teresa Jensen, Passionist PHIL LONG, INC. the school have begun studies for the priest Sisters; Phillip Welti, MaryknoII Brothers; Plans tor CYO CHARGE ACCOUNT hood and various religious orders. Left to Susan Bobalck, Sisters of Charity, Cincinna (St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Denver) right, top row, are William Ertmcr, St. Tho ti; Robert Bobalck, MaryknoII junior semin The Rev. Robert Syrianey. mas’ seminary, Denver; Lynne Heper and ary; Beverly Sohn, Sister of Charity, Cincin archdiocesan CYO director, will Lucille Martinez, Sisters of Charity, Cincin COLORADO SPRINGS nati; and Blaine Turner, Benedictine order at be the guest speaker at a spe THIS WINTER nati; Stan Erickson, St. Thomas’ seminary Holy Cross Abbey, Canon City. cial reorganizational meeting of PETE BERONI Kathy Harpole, Sisters of Charity, Cincinna the St. Anthony of Padua CYO on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 8 p.m. in MDRIVE IN FURNITURE STORE UPHOLSTERING In F le m in g the parish hall. A film will be Js RE-UPHOLSTERINO AND So nice ... so easy ... so con MOTEL REPAIRING Driver Improvement (St. Peter’s Parish, Fleming) shown of the November, 1963, Stay with “ Jay” Slip Covers end Oraporlos Each Saturday during Octo convention in New York, at M ade to Order which Rsesident John Kennedy 820 N. Nevada Furniture Made to Order venient! Whether you're buying Classes Now Under Way ber devotions in honor of the 24-22 So. Wahsateft M E . 3-«48t Blessed Mother are being con gave a brief talk. CCD high Right-of-way laws and defen driving, safe-driving practices, ducted in St. Peter’s church, school students and their clothes for your family . . . sive driving will be stressed in and an extensive review of Fleming, at 7:30 a.m. Confes parents are urged to attend. Adult instruction classes are f l h a A m o j c ^ the forthcoming classes on Den State and City traffic laws. sions follow. Electrical offered two evenings a week at ver’s Driver Improvement There is no behind-the-wheel A Halloween party for the Construction Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST shopping on your lunch hour School, according to District driving instruction. school children, sponsored by 7:30 o’clock in the school build 802 N. Weber ing. The Rev. Robert Kekeisen, • EsH m alet > Service Calls Judge Sherman G. FinesUver, Students who satisfactorily the Woodmen of America, will • Modernization • Reasonable • Rewiring ME. 3-2069 director of the school. A new complete the course of instruc be held Friday, Oct. 29, at 7:30 pastor of St. Anthony’s, will dis » Yard Lfghtlng . . . making your home more 1026 S. Teion M E 5-1533 Cole. Springs, Colo. feature of the course will be tion and pass the written exam- p.m. in the parish hall. Com cuss “ Confession” on Monday, first-aid for drivers and pede mination do not have to take the mittees have been assigned for Oct. 18, and on Wednesday, Oct. beautiful and modern . . . a strians. ' written examination when ap entertainment and refresh- 20, a layman will show a film J. D. CROUCH plying for or renewing their Co ments. All parishioners are in on the Sacrifice of the Mass. C. D. O’BRIEN The new class began on lorado driver’s license. vited. 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If you are Yes, the Catholic Hospital Plan pays you in addi thing happens "on the job" and is covered^ by \ covers you and all eligible children living at home over 65 now, or when you become 65, the fol tion to any health insurance you carry, whether Workman's Compensation or Employers Liability "T ry " T h is Plan For O nly $1.00 between 3 months of age and under 21. Under this lowing modest monthly increase applies. (This individual or group. And all your benefits are Laws. tax-free! To make it easy for you to "try” this new plan and plan, of course, future additions arc not included is the only increase that can ever be made as 13. Can I drop out any time? Can you drop long as you continue your policy in force): 5. Is there a lot of red tape to qualify? see for yourself just how it can benefit you and your since no maternity benefit is provided in the One- me? None at all. Your only qualiiicaiion is to oimplete We will never cancel or refuse to renew your family, we now make you this no strinf>s "introduc Parent Family Plan. Female on All-Family or Husband-Wife and mail your Enrollment Form by the deadline Plan...... $2.25 policy for health reasons — for as long as you live tory” offer: On all plans, your cash benefits are paid from the date shown on the form below. and continue to pay out premiums. We guarantee Female on One-Parent or Individual Plan 3.00 6. Which plan should I choose? that we will never cancel, modify ot terminate You can qualify for this new Plan during this very first day you enter the hospital, for as long— your policy unless we decline renewal on all poli limited enrollment period—u //Ao«/ having to see Male on any P la n ...... 3.00 You may choose any of four low-cost plans—you and for as many times—as you are hospitalized, can actually select the exact plan that suits you best! cies of this type in your entire state or until the a company representative—and without any red tape right up to the maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) of your policy ARE YOUR PARENTS If yours is a young, growing family, we recom whatsoever! You can enroll yourself and all eligible of the plan you select. mend the ALL-FAMILY PLAN. You and your wife has been paid. You, of course, can drop your pol SENIOR CITIZENS? icy on any renewal date. members of your family and get your first month are covered for all new sicknesses and accidents. Important: Here is another real "plus”—if (Maternity benefits are included after your policy 14. Are any other unusual benefits included in for only SI.00! you have been told that anyone in your family Most senior citizens guard against becoming a .has been in force for 10 months.) All your un the Catholic Hospital Plan? "burden." But too often their insurance won't And, after you receive your policy, if for any is "uninsurablc”! Even if one of your covered married dependent children (and future additions) Yes. In the event of an accidental death (within meet today’s high hospital costs. Even Aledicare between 3 months and under 21 are included, at 90 days of an accident) of any person covered, reason you decide you don't want it, you may return family members has suffered from chronic won’t take care of everything. A serious con no extra cost, as long as (hey live at home. $500 will be paid to the coverra person's parish it within 10 days and your dollar will be promptly ailments in the past, the kinds of conditions dition requiring hospitalization can mean the If you are the only parent living with your chil — unless you wish to name another beneficiary — ¥ refunded! that come back again and again or are likely end of their reserves and loss of independence. dren. we suggest the ONE-PARENT FAMILY subjea to the maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) To honor their independence and safeguard PLAN. This covers you and all eligible children of your policy. * f- How The Catholic Hospital Plan to recur, the Catholic Hospital Plan will cover living ar home between 3 months of age and under these pre-existing conditions after your policy your own reserves, enroll your parents in the 21. Under this plan, of course, future additions 15. Why is the Catholic Hospital Plan almost Differs From Ordinary Health Insurance Catholic Hospital Plan during this limited en like having an extra "bank account"? has been ir. force for two years! are not included since no maternity benefit is What is so unusual about the new Catholic Hospital rollment. Have the parent to be enrolled com provided in the ONE-PARENT FAMILY PLAN. When your policy is issued, we immediately "de- But whether or not you have had a chronic ail plete and sign the Enrollment Form, but enter If you have no children, or if your children |>osit” into your "Health Bank Account" the max Plan-and why should it especially interest you? imum amount of your policy — $10,000, $7,500 ment, the Catholic Hospital Plan will cover any ac your address c/o your name. (Example: c/o are grown and no longer dependent on you, you will want the HUSBAND-WIFE PLAN. Of $5,000 (depending upon the Aggregate of As a Catholic, it is to your advantage to go to a cident immediately, the very day your policy goes John M. Jones, 120 Main Street, Anytown, U.S.A.) "We will send the policy and premium Or. if you are living by yourself, you will want Benefits of your plan). Then, every month your Catholic hospital when sickness or accident strikes. into effect—znA any new sickness which begins after the INDIVIDUAL PLAN. policy is in force, an amount equal to your regu notices to you. Just enclose $I for the first lar monthly premium (including your first month) In a Catholic hospital, you not only have your phys your polic)' is 30 days old. There are only these month's coverage. 7. If I become hospitalized, when do my bene is actually added to your maximum. When you ical needs cared for, but you have the comfort of minimum necessary exceptions: pregnancy or any fits begin? have claims, benefits are simply "withdrawn” having spiritual guidance always available. In addi consequence thereof (unless you have the All- On all plans, your cash benefits are paid from the from your "account”! very firu day you enter the hospital, for as long tion, you will be sure of receiving the sort of med Family Plan), war, military service, nervous or — and for as many times —as you are hospitalizen. 16. Will my claims be handled promptly? ical tteatment that is in strict accordance with the mental disease or disorder, suicide, alcoholism or up CO the maximum (Aggregate of Benefits) of Yes. With your policy, you will receive a simple, How Can Wa Do It? (he plan you choose. easy-to-use Claim Form. Your claims will be proc ethical and religious directives of the Church. (Of drug addiction, or if something happens "on the ess^ quickly and your checks will be sent directly course, even if you enter a »o«-Catholic hospital, job” and is covered by Workmen's Compensation At this point, you must be asking, "How can we 8. How much can 1 be paid? to you. you will be covered under the Catholic Hospital or Employers Liability Laws. You are free to go to offer so much for so little?” The answer is simple: Each plan has its own "Aggregate of Benefits.'* 17. Why are the premiums in the Catholic what we call the maximum. Hospital Plan so low? Plan.) any hospital of your own choice that makes a We have lower sales costs! The Catholic Hospital For example, under the ALL-FAMILY PLAN, charge for room and board service, with these ex Plan is a mass enrollment plan and a large volume the nusximum n SIO.OOU—$100 a week ($14.28 With the Catholic Hospital Plan, you aaually get You may agree that Catholics should be encour all these benefits — at such a low cost — because ceptions only: nursing homes, convalescent or self- of policies is issued only during certain limited en a day) extra cash income for you; $75 weekly this is a mass enrollment plan — and no salesmen aged to go to Catholic hospitals, but you may already rollment f>criods. And all business is conducted ($10.71 daily) for your wife; $50 weekly ($7.14 care units of hospitals. Federal hospitals, or any daily) for each of your eligible children. are used. Our volume is higher and our sales have some hospital insurance and you may be won hospital primarily for treatment of tuberculosis, directly between you and the company by mail. No Under the ONE-PARENT PLAN, the maxi costs are lower. dering—why do I need more.^ alcoholism, drug addiction, or nervous or mental salesmen are used. There are no costly investigations mum is $7^00 — $100 weekly ($14.28 daily) 18. How much does my first month cost? Because no matter what other insurance you now or any extra fees for you to pay. It all adds up to for you; 150 weekly ($7.14 daily) for each of Only $ 1.00, regardless of your age, the size of disorder. your eligible children. your family or the plan you select. After the first carry, it simply won’t cover everything! In addition to the important hospital benefits, real savings we share with you by giving you top Under the HUSBAND-WIFE PLAN, the max month, you pay only these low monthly rates: Think for a moment—in these days of rising you get all these valuable "extra” features: protection at lower cost. imum is S7J00 - $100 weekly ($14.28 daily) only $7.95 a month for the AlL-FAMILY PLAN; medical costs, would your present insurance cover for you: $73 weekly ($10.71 daily) for your wife. only $5.95 a month for the ONE-PARENT FAM Every Month More Money Is "Deposited" A Respected Company Under the INDIVIDUAL PLAN, the maxi ILY PLAN; only $5.75 a month for the HUS all your hospital bills? All your surgical and in- mum is si,000 — $100 a week ($14.28 a day) BAND-WIFE PLAN: only $3.25 a month for hospital doctor's bills? All the medicines, drugs, To Your "Health-Bank Account”! In addition to the exceptional value of the Catholic for you. THE INDIVIDUAL PLAN. (Sec low Senior Cit ■I- ■ ' t supplies and the many other extras? Probably not. Here's a wonderful bonus feature you get, no matter Hospital Plan—the low-cost, the high benefits, the 9. Does the plan pay even in a non-CathoIic izen rates indicated in box at left.) hospital? 19. Why should 1 enroll right now? And even if all your medical and hospital bills which plan you choose—it's almost like having an ease of enrollment—you get something even more extra "Bank Account” ! When your policy is issued, valuable: Your j>ollcy is backed by the resources, As t Catholic, it is to your advantage to-go to a Because an unexpected sickness or srrident could were covered, what about all your other expenses— Othoiic hospital when sickness or accident strikes. strike without warning — and you will not be the bills that keep piling up at home—the tremen we immediately "deposit" into your "Health-Bank integrity and reputation of the Mutual Protective But you will be covered in any hospital that makes covered until your policy is in force. Remember, Insurance Company, "The Catholic’s Company,” dous and costly upset to your budget, your reserves Account” the maximum amount of your policy — a charge for room and board service, except nurs if for any reason you change your mind, you may ' ». $10,000.00, $7,500.00 or $5,000.00 (depending specializing in low-cost protection for Catholics all ing homes, convalescent ot self-care units of hos return your policy within 10 days and your $1.00 and your family life? pitals, Federal hospitals, or any hospital primarily will be refunded immediately. upon the Aggregate of Benefits of your plan). Then, across America for more than 35 years. Catholics ' I- If you, as husband, father and breadwinner are every month your policy is in force, an amount everywhere, possibly right in your own community suddenly hospitalized, your income stops, your ex equal to your regular monthly premium (including (including many priests), know about us and may be - 1 penses go up. Even if you have some kind of "salary your first month) is actually added to your maxi insured by us. Many Catholic school children have Money-Back Guarantee insurance” it probably won't come close to replac mum! When you have claims, your benefits are for years enjoyed Mutual Protective coverage. Serv receive your Form. This automatically puts your ing your full-time pay. If your wife is suddenly simply "withdrawn” from your "account.” It's just ing policyholders throughout the United States policy in force. Along with your policy, you will When you recoive your policy, you’ll see that it is ( hospitalized, who will look after the family, do the receive a simple, easy-to-use Claim Form. Should direct, honest, easy-to-understand. But if for any like putting money in and taking it out of a bank direct by mail. Mutual Protective has its headquar • i laundry, the marketing, the cleaning? You may account. ters in Omaha, Nebraska, where it is incorporated you at any time need your benefits, you caa be sure reason whatsoever you decide that you don't want have to take time off from your job—or hire full and licensed. that your claim w ill be handled promptly. it, you may return it within 10 days and we w ill time domestic help—to take care of things at home. Accidental Death Benefit—Paid To Your Parish As a Catholic, doesn’t it make good sense for promptly refund your dollar. If one of your children is suddenly hospitalized, In the event of the accidental death (within 90 Easy To Enroll—No Red Tape- you to be protected by a Catholic health plan, Please Note: Because this is a limited enrollment you will certainly spare no expense. If you're a days of an accident) of any person covered under No Salesman Will Call should you or a member of your family be we can only accept enrollments postmarked on or senior citizen, with limited reserves, and are sud the Ciatholic Hospital Plan, $500 will be paid to If you enroll now, during this limited enrollment stricken by sickness or accident and suddenly before N o v. 21, 1965. But please don’t wait until denly hospitalized, even with Medicare, where will the covered person's parish, subject to the maxi period there are no other qualifications other than hospitalized? W hy not take a moment right that date! It is important that you act today! The the "extra” money you need come from? mum (Aggregate of Benefits) of your policy. If to complete and mail the Enrollment Form below. now and fill out your Enrollment Form. Then sooner we receive your Form, the sooner your Cath Without any extra cash protection in case of a you wish to name a beneficiary other than your W e will issue your Catholic Hospital Benefit Policy mail it promptly with only $J.00—"introduc olic Hospital Plan will cover you and your family. hospital emergency, debts may be incurred, savings parish, check the box on your Enrollment Form (Form P147 Scries) immediately—the same day we tory” cost for your first month's coverage. We cannot cover you if your policy is not in force! may be lost, peace of mind may be shattered—and and a change form will be sent to you along with even recovery can be seriously delayed. your policy. How The Plan Protects You And Your Family Special Feature for Peace of Mind and Security SPECIAL LIMITED ENROLLMENT! EXPIRES NOV. 21,1965 Now, with the unique protection of the Catholic For as long as you live and continue to pay your Hospital Plan, you can avoid these worries—because premiums, we will never cancel or refuse to renew Don’t delay—fill out and mail Enrollment Form today, with $1.00, to Mutual Protective Insurance Company, you can be assured of extra cash income when you your policy for health reasons—and we guarantee 3860 Leavenworth Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68105. or any covered member of your family goes to the that we will never cancel, modify or terminate your hospital—to keep you out of debt, to keep your policy unless we decline renewal on ail policies of savings intact, to speed recovery by easing your this type in your entire state or until the maximum worried mind! No matter how large your family, (Aggregate of Benefits) of your policy has been paid. CATHOLIC HOSPITAL PLAN no matter what your age or occupation and without Carry As Much Other Health 538-1 any other qualifications whatsoever, you can choose Insurance As You Wish! LIMITED ENROLLMENT FORM any of four low-cost plans, specially tailored to suit Yes, the Catholic Hospital Plan pays you in addi yout family's needs. tion to any health insurance you carry, whether INSURED’S NAM E (Please Print). CHOOSE THE PLAN THAT SUITS YOU BEST- individual or groups Furthermore, all your benefits Only $1.00 for your first m onth's cove rage are tax-free! $10,000 M A X IM U M -A L L-FA M IL Y PLAN! $100 a week Surprisingly Low-Cost ($14.28 a day) extra cash income for you. $75 weekly SEX: □ Male □ Female ($10.71 daily) for your wife. $50 weekly ($7.14 daily) for Membership in the Catholic Hospital Plan costs ’ IMPORTANT: C \ Month Day Year each of your eligible children. considerably less than you might expect. You pay This eorollmeot form Wd only $1.00 for your first month's coverage (regard ^ NOV. 21,1965 1 AGE______DATE OF b ir t h : $7,500 MAXIMUM-ONE-PARENT FAMILY PLAN: $100 than midnight of: 1 weekly ($14.28 daily) for you. $50 weekly ($7.14 daily) less of your plan), then only $7.95 a month for the for each of your eligible children. All Family Plan; only $5.95 a month for the One- V_____ V 5 $7,500 M A X IM U M - H U S B A N D - W IF E PLAN: $100 Parent Family Plan; only $5.75 for the Husband- SELECrr □ All-Family Plan If AU-Pamily or Husband-Wife W ife's First Name Middle Initial weekly ($14.28 daily) for you. $75 weekly ($10.71 daily) W ife Plan; and the Individual Plan costs only PLAN □ Husband-Wife Plan Plan is seleaed, give following for your wife. $3.25. (When you become 65—or if you are 65 or information on wife: DESIRED: □ One-Parent Family Plan DATE OF M o n th D a y Y e ar $5,000 MAXIMUM-INDIVIDUAL PLAN: $100 a week over now—special Senior Citizen rates apply. See (Check One ■WIFE’S BIRTH: ($14.28 a day) for you. how low they are in the box following.) And re- Only) Q Individual Plan Do you carry other insurance in this Company? □ No □ Yes (If "yes,” please list policy numbers.) ______I have enclosed my first monthly premium of $1.00 and hereby apply .o Mutual Protective Insurance Ck)mpany, Omaha Nebraska for the Catholic Hospital Benefit Policy Form Pl47 Series and Plan thereunder as seleaed above. I understand the policy’ is not in force MUTUAL PROTECTIVE until actually issued. I understand that unless I indicate another beneficiary to the Company in writing prior to my death and direct and order change of beneficiary the beneficiary for all persons covered under this policy shall be the Catholic parish in which the covered person resides at the time of his death. INSURANCE COMPANY Date.. Signed X_ 3860 Leavenworth Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68105 Insured's Signature SIGN—DO NOT PRINT □ Check here if you wish to name a beneficiary other than your parish, and a form will be sent to you along with your policy. Licensed by the State of Colorado Please make check or money order payable to M U TU A L PROTECTIVE r n a