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grand recognition to the sincere beliefs o f others C If one has been following the press releases week to relate what the Church and Christianity the Church what we have allowed to the world "outside the fold.” Now we do, an outgrowth of this year from the Departments of the Defense, in practice is about, to create public opinion of medicine, of aviation, of science in general; the Decree on Religious Liberty. Never before State, Interior, etc., down through those of the through pro and con comment and thus help to advancement, creative acts, growth, development, did we listen to and digest to such an extent the large U.S. corporations and universities, one guide to an understanding of the Church in the okay in the world bu.t not in the Church! Thus voices of Council Fathers and Synodal Bishops might refer to 1967 as the year o f the white pap> modern world, and to show that the Church is the rejection and disenchantment with today’s and theologians who point out the falterings of Christian renewal. And yet the Church must er, the position paper, the policy statement. This and must be progressive if she is to meet the the Church Militant. Now we do, an outgrowth of Q0 week because of the fad, or more seriously, be challenges of the day. change and grow in doctrinal development, in collegiality. Seldom did we go out of our way to cause of the letters w'e have received and the The final reason might be a strong point. We Mass participation, in ecumenism if she is to be In rej love ALL men. Now we may, an outgrowth of a Read ar discussions we have had with people around the have no doubt that the Church is in a period of relevant to the younger generation and be "all clearer expression by some small movements in marks. country, wo have decided to file a position paper renewal and that it will continue. Many do not things to all men.” this country, of the second commandment, "Love One of our own. Why "The Register”? want renewal. Some even deny the term. Thus Is the renewal real? Gradually it is becoming thy neighbor as thyself.” need of Many letters received recently are signed "An the confusion and the unhappiness of the "what” more so each day. A look at the record will veri In the light of all this that has transpired in people unhappy Catholic,” "A Discouraged Catholic,” "A and "w h y.” fy this. Eight or 10 years ago there was little, if 10 short years, what have been the rewards? Wo heaven, Confused Catholic.” The questions in the letters An example might show how the "no renewal” any, talk of meetings with Protestants to discuss and pres think a more Christ-like Church and a more en go like this: Why must our Church be in such conditions came to be. For years we, as Cathol doctrine. Today it is becoming common, an out soul by turmoil? Why the continuing unsettling changes ics, have separated the Church and the world to growth of the Council Decree on Ecumenism. lightened membership. If on Obviously the renewal is going to continue. To in the Mass? Why are priests and Sisters chang an extreme; the Church far above, the world Ten years ago we spoke little of the racial prob greatest Httempt to keep readers informed of this trend lot and ing their attitudes and their roles? down below. Maybe the expression, "We are in lem, now said to be our number one domestic How th€ the world but not of the world” helped form this must be our major ta.sk. Confusion, discourage These sincere questions possibly reflecting the crisis, or did little on a large scale to help the this wic minds of more than 50 per cent of the nation’s impression. Unconsciously, to an extent, we Negro better his lot. Today from the Bishops on ment, unhappiness, principally with the m etho dology of renewal, will linger for a time us an for eterr Catholics lend occasion for us to explain: Why helped keep the Church apart. Now we dislike down we are making positive strides, an out Fathe "The Register.” In sum, we hope to help remove seeing her, through her members, become in growth of the Decree on the Church in the Mod uncomfortable feeling. Holy Sp some of the confusion, the discouragement, and volved. ern W orld. But isn't it inevitable when one is challenged he coul( the unhappiness that exists. We publish each As an outgrowth, today we sometimes deny to Just a few years back seldom did we give any to reas.sess? Jesus w man. tn Pleas retreat, V ie w p o in t to teacli wound I Than brothers A Good Year for Faith how wo, ations, < By Rev. L. Marvin Read for forgi
A t fir.sL, the idea didn’t really "click" — A Year of these youngsters would certainly and automatically pick and urgency of our words; yet faces reflected only disbe living, relevant whole the wealth of knowledge th^t Faith. After all. we were a decade into u major and new up the tempo of a Church that we thought revitalized lief and non-understanding. stretches from Thomas to Teilhard, from Augustine to era in the Church, one which would herald a wider and and reformed. But there were too many who didn’t care We read, sometimes with outright hostility, the the Augustinian Baum, from Trent to Vatican 11. Kee more meaningful faith that was commonly available — who didn’t even notice, in fact, that the Church was thoughts of our elders — those whose faith and concern Perhaps the faith that could be lx)lstered collectively before. We were e.xposed to I*ope .John and Vatican II, to bending over backward in their behalf. we could only imagine as having once been as dynamic in this year would usher in both an understanding pa Editor; Teilhard and Kung, to Rahner and Haring — a whole and relevant as we presumed ours to be. How many of tience and a patient understanding. After all. if a mod Sund host o f "new" people and ideas that opened our minds. We sat in the rectory parlor and heard them say: "It those people seemed completely closed against what the ern mind can’t understand a traditional mind, and vice fairly n It was with .some amazement that we heard Pof>e just isn’t the same anymore, Father. I’m confused —the' modern Church would accomplish; how strongly they versa; if a theologian can’t understand his Pope, and -to all 1 sight tc Paul’s insistent warnings and admonitions — his insist Church isn’t what it used to be.” On occasion, we’d see wrote, in terms we conveniently dismissed as "narrow vice versa; if a Bishop can’t understand his priests, and and se< ence on avoiding the dangers that were insidiously pres tears well up as a person began, to realize that, in some minded conservatism,” against the New Breed. These vice versa; if a congregation can’t understand its preach movemi ent in the Church. Somehow, the Year of Faith idea way. he was beginning to lose contact with his faith. It were the minds — or minds o f the same genre — that er, and vice versa — then the larger meaning of faith, I cer originally was a little bit frightening. wasn’t just the vernacular; it wasn’t just the activist as applied to our understanding of Divine mysteries, can had taught us our own faith, that had passed on to us faring, It seemed that way until we stopped to think and , nature o f the priests and nuns; it Was, well, it was a lot the basis of our own contemp>orary understanding of never be a reality. a beaut until we stopped to listen to the scores and hundreds of of things. Maybe it was everything. The monolithic what faith meant. o f man^ people for whom — in one way or another — the Church was shifting — shivering in spots, quaking in W H A T TH E Y E A R of Faith must do for all is to ed Mas Church o f 1967 was indeed a danger of sorts. others. TH E N WE BEG AN to understand why a Year of sponsor the realization that our faith, anchored in Apos No d Faith was necessary. No one was listening to anybody tolic and medieval tradition, continues to flower in a time of Whl H E AR D TH EM talk in the mufTled silence of WE STOOD in front of lecture audiences, pouring else; none understood what the "other side” was saying. modern era. There doesn’t have to be — there can’t be ever, si the confessional: in the churches, we watched puzzle forth the steady stream of concepts we thought to be so We had taken sides — all of us — before we even tried — a desmise of either tradition or modernity in order limeligl ment cloud their cxpros.sions as the altars were turned important — "commitment, involvement and love.” We to understand the "opposition.” for the Church to survive or to gain relevance. One de interest around, as the old and familiar Latin disappeared, as spoke of signs and sacraments; we talked of finding God The Year o f Faith was. and is, necessary to reunite pends, for validity, upon the other. mone, > some novenus and devotions were dropped from the par in people rather than only in the tabernacle. W e urged the gaping chasms that have split the People of God job o f ( ish schedules — as the externals of the faith changed, them to "get out into the world,” to "forget the narrow from one another — that have separated, needlessly, The Year of Faith calls for a re-afilrmation, not only religiou in other words. confines of a private life” and begin to "see the whole pastor from assi.stant, priest from people, priest from fel of the Crecdal verities, but also of understanding. That’s and tra We queried in the classrooms, feeling hopeful that Christ who really is in the panhandler, and the wino.” low priest, layman from fellow layman. Somehow, a year a lot to ask in a year, but it’s got to be done. Diver ears ar We could become inebriated with the valor, import — every single day of it — is needed to tie back into a gence may always be with us; division need not be. ence. We • C o m m e n t f o r T o d a y many ( and for times ] most pi in my i ren att The Rosary Is Relevant! kids .. would By Paul H. Hallett part, t) when y sigh of It was a tonic to interview Father Patrick Peyton of probability, anything that even Billy Graham can show. with the business at hand. By that definition, there is not so simple — people who say their beads. A bead We the Family Rosary Crusade, which I did Oct. 13, the These crowds prove at least one thing — the glib no devotion so relevant as the Family Rosary Crusade of originally meant simply a prayer. order ti 50th anniversary of the last and greatest of the Fatima contempt for the Rosary that we hear nowadays does Father Peyton. Contrary to glib assertion, there is nothing superficial particu' apparitions. not come from the masses but from a few, who happen Crime is relevant, and racial strife is relevant. Ju about the Rosary. The very least it does is put the sayer The big Irish priest gives himself no airs, and is not to have access to the news media. Father Peyton venile crime stems principally from lack of family cohe for 10 or 15 minutes in an attitude o f recollection, and the least stand-ofTish. Ho will sit down anywhere and averred that very few Catholic laymen felt contempt for sion and control, and the underlying cause of the social that is something in these frenzied days.' Very few, per talk with the unmannered enthusiasm that only a man the Rosary nowadays. This unlovely thing has to be said and economic retardation of so many Negroes has been haps, who say the Rosary are lost in the contemplation posses.scd by the Holy Ghost can have. of a few unthinking priests and religious who fancy that their poor family structure. Huge contributing causes for of the Mysteries. For most, the world is rather more Exi I had expected him to agree with me when I re- updating means to break the continuity o f Catholic tra this situation go back to slavery and to discrimination, than half present. But even the most routine saying of dition. inarke
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1 DaU- < 2. Title Catholic R :t. Frcquc 4. (.ncatii Liturgical Puritanism Vs. Art tion; 93H i r.ido. .1. 1-ncat Ct-neral B By Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer era: 93H B do (W2<)4 B Name Couchant on its flinty ledge overlooking the Danube, ble Hall and the Library. Here is Austrian Baroque appropriate for the expression of our spiritual striving, Kditor. am an easy afternoon's drive up the river from Vienna, re architecture at its zenith, frankly florid yet beautifully or simply o f our version of what the House of God Publiahe poses the famous Benedictine abbey of Melk. But it is proportioned. And it is all of a piece, the work o f Jakob should be in the midst of His People? And here we come seen best approached from upstream, when the evening Prandtauer, the sculptor-architect. upon Babel, as many answers as there are heads. Is it W ito r Banma'li S sun falls full upon its magnificent facade, the dome and something as empty and meaningless as that "Function Managin twin towers flanked by the tawny splendor of the Mar TH E IM P U L S E for the reconstruction of Melk from alism” which was so much touted a few decades ago and
J. Thursday, October 19, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 5 Theologians To Speak at Regis Two of the world’s most Germany, will speak at the He was born in Germany Father Schillebeeckx. a COMMUNICATIONS prominent Catholic theolo Regis fieldhouse at 8 p.m. and entered the Society of native of Antwerp, entered gians of the Vatican II era Oct. 23. His address, free and Jesus in 1922, studying in the Dominicans' Flemish will lecture at Regis college open to the public, is entitled Munich, Freiburg. Inns province in 1935 and re this fall. I "Theology and Magisterium bruck. andVal- ceived his doctorate in theol T h e Rev. ' after Vatican II.” kenburg be ogy from Le Saulchoir. Et- is too far for them to come after school. The rest come I Karl Rahner. The Rev. Edward fore his ordi iolles, France. He served 14 think because they really want to. I think, then this is S.J.. professor Schillebeeckx, O.P., profes n a tio n in years as professor of dogmat Offer It Up the first duty of the teacher. Religious or laity; to make of dogmatic sor of dogmatic theology, 1932. He sub- ic theology at the Dominican those children want to come. When I asked what Con theology and history o f theology, and s e q u e n t l y House of Studies at 1,/Ouvain. 7n reading an article or letter about the Rev. Marvin firmation meant to them, why were they there, the one the history of Christian anthropology c o n t i n u e d Belgium, before moving to Read and Father Groppi. I could not resist a few re dogma at the Fr.nanner.KX at the Catholic University of the Nijmegen university. wiseacre in the crowd said *’to get it over with.” Fr. Schill«beerks. doctoral and marks. This child was in part joking, and yet too I wonder if University of Munster, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, post - d(3cloral He is chief editor of two One — the meek shall inherit the earth, the urgent it was not a little bit of truth being spoken . .. and it will lecture at Regis Dec. 5. studies at Innsbruck, where Dutch religious journals and need of a priest that will teach and show the colored makes you wonder what you’re doing there those two Police-People Both men served as theo he later served as professor contributes frequently to people what an opportunity of reaping a place in extra nights a week when you really wanted to just get logical experts to the Vati of dogmatic theology. many scholarly periodicals. heaven, with the lesson if a man inherits all the wealth home from work and change clothes, eat your dinner Seminar Set can Council: both are editors and prestige of earth, what does it matter if he loses his and go to bed. One must use the old cliche "you can and have written and soul by hating his persecutors. lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.” Fort C'ollins — The sec published extensively. If only they could be taught to see, they have the So, it is true with religion, you can make the kids go ond annual Rocky Moun greate.st of opportunities to receive with patience their but you can’t M A K E them learn unless they truly want tain Institute on Police FATHER RAHNER has lot and turn the other cheek, to study the Beatitudes. to, unless their desire is so strong that even the densest and Community Relations written some 750 articles on How they would be glorified in the sight of God. Life on child C AN LE AR N . will be held Nov. 16-17 at theology, philosophy, and CHURCH GOODS this wicked earth is so short, can’t they see happiness After listening to the discussions I hope that the Colorado State university. religion. He probably is for eternity is so much more important? changes will continue to come. But, I too hope, that Theodore O. Yoder, known best for his book The RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Father Groppi needs to pray for the guidance of the promising men and women will not be frightened ofT at chairman of the planning Christian Commitment, Holy Spirit, for instead of being filled with bitterness, the thought of all CCD is going to involve. Professional committee and regional published in 1963. he could be a true servant of God. for he must know teachers we are not, we are devoted people in our desire directfir for the National Jesus was not a man of violence, but a humble, meek, to give and to help. We must have good qualifications Conference of Christians man. truly a man of love for his fellow man. for teaching but I almost get the feeling that in years to and -Jews’, said the purpose Please tell him 1 will pray for him and if he makes a come CCD will not be for the average lay person, it will of the institute is increased retreat, the Holy Spirit will show him how wrong he is be for the college graduate, the professional teacher, and understanding and coopera to teach violence, and in God’s name. How that must I too have the feeling thatCCD will then lose something. tion between citizens and wound His tender heart! If professionals were hired, it would then become a law enforcement ofilcers. Thanks for listening to one who loves his black job. As it is now, we who do work full time, consider it brothers and sisters and at every opportunity 1 tell them a privilege and an outlet to be able to do something how wonderful it is they were picked to endure humili worth while with our extra time to give, but it is not a ations, etc., and to offer it up. and go forward praying "job” to us. It is something we want to do. for forgiveness of her persecutors. O f course we can’t all love everybody all of the time, Mrs. H. A. Fleming but we can try ... Denver Irene Ferrari Denver Keep the Volunteers Editor: Sunday. Oct. 1 was also a first for this person. As a fairly new Catholic and teacher I am interested in going • to all the functions possible in order to gain more in sight to teaching for one. and in order to get to know and see the people that are the backbone of the CCD movement in Denver. I certainly was not disappointed in that Sunday’s of fering. St. John’s church on East 7th avenue is not only a beautiful church, but the rafters rang with the voices of many many people who came to attend a Concelebrat- ed Mass ofTered by Archbishop James V. Casey. No doubt much will be written and told, from time to time of the events that go on, by the Religious. How ever. since the laity is now brought so much into the limelight. I speak as a lay person who is involved and interested in CCD. The guest speaker was Sister Si mone. who, along with board members, has inherited the job of planning, organizing, working with, guiding both religious and laity in teaching, and teacher planning and training. She, of course spoke as a Religious. My ears are attuned as laity so there is a bit of a differ ence. We all. however, have the same goals. To get as many children as possible to attend Catholic schools, and for the ones that cannot attend, there is CCD. At times I feel like CCD is an overwhelming thing that most people know little or nothing about. For instance, in my parish, St. Anthony of Padua, we have 900 child ren attending CCD classes, and that is one bunch of kids ... were it not for CCD I wonder if these children would get any religious training at all. For the most part, they are fairly faithful in coming to classes and when you count noses on Sunday morning you breathe a sigh of relief to see that they made it. We now are having two extra classes per week in order to prepare for Confirmation. So far only two in my particular class have said they cannot come, because it Experiment Groups Still A Problem The situations continue Hafner that "it will serve to be tense between Bish no useful purpose to pre ops and lay groups in the pare any further proposal East. concerning an experimental Bishop George Ahr, parish.” Trenton, N.J., has in Father Hafner is chap formed Father George lain of the Christian Lay man’s Experimental Organ STATEMKNT OF OWNERSHIP, MANA
^ 1 Page 3 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, October 19, 1967 Pop Singers Rocket to Power Mile High Makes Futuristic Horror Tale almost no human insight By Ty Tom Officer Jones, hi mself a pop Reservations) from the which could lead a viewvr There I Entertainment Making the rounds of the singer, has just the right National Catholic Office red face for Motion Pictures to respond to them with |: By Tom Officer art theaters in the United appearance for the role of compassion rather than with called f (NCOMP) with this obser- States is a nightmare-of- Shorter, a man who is morbid curiosity and thus these daj In the motion picture business, one can tell when the-future motion picture uncertain at times of what vation: season re winter is approaching. That is when the film companies ni.„ i. n n^updo- the story above the from Great Britain, P riv i he wants and crying out This fi . ^nHriral level o f a merely sordid point nr start releasing their road show attractions. lege. There are parts of for help only to be ignored. documentary, with satirical^ ^ favorites So far, Denver has received two of this season’s hard elements, on the very real Mary Godwin Shelley’s Of the names in the cast, refiort on murder. dropped I ticket (reserved seats) attractions: The Happiest M il problem o f manipulation Frankenstein, 1984, and the best known is Jean "Moreover, the nude treat some witl lionaire and Gone With the Wind. Shrimpton, who is a Brit and control o f public opi K afka in this look into ment, both male and fe Notre The Happiest Millionaire opened its engagement in ish model (a rival of Twig nion by propaganda forces what Great Britain will be male, which has been em Michigan Denver last week at the Century 21 theater. It is the gy). The beautiful Miss within society’s /x)wer struc- like in the near future. ployed in developing the How the first time that a Walt Disney production has been re- Shrimpton is an artist who turc. Although it effectively The tale is a simple one theme o f homosexuality and en. lea.sed first as a road show attraction since the first befriends Shorter and tries, i n d i c t s s o m e e.v is t i n g of how a popular rock-and- voyeurism, is as unneccs Which time around for Fantasia, more than 25 years ago. And roll type singer. Steve unsuccessfully, to help abuses, the film-maker ap • question: him. pears to have yielded to the sary as it is ludicrous. In if memory serves, the first time around for Fantasia Shorter (Paul .Jones), is theme and treatment, this In som^ was an abbreviated release: then it was edited a bit and used by the Steven Shorter The real credit for the temptation o f unfocused tion shou genius in P riv ileg e goes to indignation with the result is an exploitation film released as a regulai attraction. Enterprises and a coalition manifestly unworthy o f the to a tean of the heads of business director Peter Watkins, that he has not only blunt It is a shame that every time a Disney attraction talents o f the fine cast as perts.” W and the "one-church” of who also directed The War ed his criticism but ulti gets its initial showing that it is at an inflated price. 'Small, Small World' sembled and particularly of cifically ol And for the latest attraction, M illionaire, there is the Great Britain to bring Game, a look at what mately left his audience about the conformity o f the might happen to Great without a constructive point their director (John Huston i added problem of it being a road show. The International Relations club of Loretto DESPI' When there is so little good family entertainment youth of the future. This is Britain in case o f nuclear o f view.” such play Heights college will present Denver area national war. around, why should a family have to pay extra for accomplished in a massive Pete Dur ity groups in a festival of song and dance Oct. 26 rally that chills the viewer Watkins’ outlook is thor The film’s advertisements something that is guaranteed family film fare? in observance of United Nations week. The nar 'Golden Eye' Larry C to the marrow of his bone. oughly cynical and pessim advise parents to leave rated program, open to the public and carryin't Any motion picture that their children at home. Lynch, And it is a costly accom istic. And yet he has some tabbed tl fione with the Wind opened its engagement at the the theme "It’s a Small, Small World,” begins at 8 flashes of real showman stresses marital infidelity, The advice might apply to plishment for younger best ever Denham theater, Denver. Wednesday evening. This is p.m, in the Center for the Perform ing Arts. There ship: voyeurism, nudity, latent the adults, also — stay Shorter who wakes up too Which ' the first time around for the classical film in its "new" is no charge. United Nations day Chairman Judy • A rock-and-roll group homosexuality, and murder home, late to what is happ>ening lous. dress — 70 mm and stereophonic sound. And it is only (ieanes, right, shows Sandra Barron, Spanish singing "Onward Christian deserves condemn,at ion and is all but destroyed by You do; the second time out for the film as a road show; its first dancer; Odarka Figlus (center), a singer with the Soldiers” to a rock-and-roll from the National Catholic the Steven Shorter Enter LA NEW such tal being the initial release. Ukranian Women's League, and Dace Balodis of beat while several "one- Office for Motion Pictures prises which had promoted them wit Next road .show attraction to open in Denver will be the Latvian Folk Dancers, that clicking castanets him.______church” Bishops watch and (NCOMP). And Reflec POBLANA Far From the Madding Crowd at the Cooper theater rhythmically is not easy. eryoy the beat: tions in a Golden Eye is CAFE untried on Nov. I. This is the first time the Thomas Hardy • The playing of the such a motion picture. hope to ] ^ Firm Sponsors Film Not with novel has been filmed in sound and color. The earlier Bach-Gounod "Ave Maria” 4054 TKJON ST. versions, .50 years ago. were silent. The Kemper insurance on a phonograph at a press In its latest ratings, Irish pla> Other roadshow attractions will be Camelot (but ^ Group of companies. conference where it is an NCOMP handed the film a Then to .... . I son Terr without .Julie Andrews and Richard Burton) and Dr. public service, is sponsor- nounced that Steve Shorter "C” rating (Condemned) o A A o U o f i ^ictu/ie9 ^ P“' MEXICAN Jim Seyn Dolittle with Rex Harrison). ^ ms,ing The . . . . Dangerous „ will get religion; and observed: FOOD CLASStFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC Years, a new documentary "This film adaptation o f players OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES OUR would fii Meanwhile, other road show attractions are holding a film on juvenile crime and • And a giant rally in a the novel o f the late Carson ■delinquency. SI’ ECIALTV little bit steady pace in Denver: Grand Prix is in Its final days stadium. McCullers presents a story 4 good tea at the Cooper; The Sand Pebbles is at the Aladdin: The film is available at Perhaps it is the rally o f twisted relationships and no cost to groups and or and Soutl and Thoroughly Modern Millie is at the Centre. KiillowinK urr cliiHHiricHtionK o f motion picturoN o f (ho Natinniil Catholic that drives home the right abnormal inclinations ganizations for showing to Perhap And The Sound of Music is back in an extended o rn ce o f M otion I'icturcN for filmN currently playinK D enver firKt-run. noigh- nightmare of the future. (homosexuality and voyeur ORDERS TO GO horhcMid, and drive-in theuterH. us well uh (hoKc appearing on televiNion in the their members. Showings The rally has all the trap ism) culminating in a hom difference popular price engagement at the LakeRidge theater. Denver. Colorado SpringH and .Sterling area. Katingx of movica on TV are in the Denver area can be CALL of 1967 a cheeked againat lixtingH found in 'T V C u ide" magazine. CliiKKiricationH are: A- pings of a Nazi youth rally icide. I. fam ily; A-2, adultK and adolcMcenti.: A*:i: adults only: A -l. adults only with arranged through Modern of the 1930s including the "Unfortunately, the film ’s last year Pol Polirri reservations; It. morally ohjectionahlr in part for all; C. condemned. Talking Picture Service, Nazi salute. treatment o f its afflicted runner li (Compiled hy Carol (iood) 477-9919 STAGE; The Theater in the Square will take its cur Inc., 922 Bannock street, Interplayed in this scene characters communicates a threat rent stage attraction. The Importance o f Being Ear Current Movies ed: The .Man Betw, It; Harlow . A- Denver. (80204) is the Handel "Hallelujah every tim A <>ui(ic fo r the Murricri .Mho. I): :l; Requiem For u ryw eight. A-2; ball. This nest, on the road Sunday, Oct. 29. The cast in the Os Kyp i*f the l>pvil. A-3; Kmiiy. H: Enter People Will Talk. A Bucket of Chorus” and one of the car Wilde comedy will have a captive audience that Uiughing. A-I: Kxlprminiiting Angel. Blood. B; The Ho: lows at Mid- Sacred Heart ministers telling the as ply doesn A-:i: Kiir From the .MHciding Crow d. night. A-2. sembled youths that the of his ca night — the inmates at the Colorado State Penitentiary SUNDAY. OCT. 22 Program unliHtcd: Futhom. A-2; C irl and the can keep at Canon City. The Importance o f Being Earnest will CcncrHl. unliHtcd: Cone With the Rage o f the BucraneerN, A .2; Thun- new words of the future remain at the Larimer street theater through the end of Wind. A-2: (iru nd 1‘rix. A-.l: Happient derhoud — Son of Flicka. A-l; A "The Meaning of Chris are three — "W e W ill Con est. MillionHirc. A
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Pts. 0pp. ve the season reaches the midway go undefeated till the final league co-leader takes on bursts of one and two sordid point many pre-season St. loseph's 4 0 1.000 110 13 game of the season on Holy Family at Mullen yards. The PAT was made Machebesf 3 0 1.000 13S 0 b lo tte r favorites have already Nov. 12 when they meet stadium at 2:15 p.m. Oct. by Brian Baker on a pass Holy Family 3 1 .750 54 27 St. Francis 1 2 .333 32 54 dropped by the wayside — St. Joseph’s. This game 22. from Dan Martin. ' treat- some with a terrible thud. should decide the cham Annunciation 0 2 .000 8 82 A victory for the Buffs Macheheufs offense kept * Cathedral 0 3 .000 7 65 id fc- Notre Dame, Miami, pionship as it is unlikely would enable them to lie rolling along. Bill Cromp Mt. Carmel .000 00 131 n em- Michigan State. Texas. either team will be beaten ' Does Not Quality tor Leatue Champion St. Joseph’s in the number ton leading the way with ? the How the mighty have fall before then. ship of League wins. Both are three touchdowns on runs y and en. So now all that has to undefeated but the Bull of four, five and 20 yards. ■neces- Which poses the usual happen is for Holy Family LAST SUNDAY’S dogs have played four Ted Friedman scored twice is. In question: What happened? to knock off Machebeuf RE SU LTS games while Machebeuf for the Buffs, one on a 48- In some cases the ques . th is Sunday. I f this happens has played three. yard pass from Steve Ma St. Joseph's 19. St. Francis 13 tion should apply not only Machebeuf 41, Annunciation 0 film we’ll throw out the old Holy Family sports a 3-1 thews and the other on a to a team, but to the "ex Holy Family 13. Cathedral 0 ->f the crystal ball. record, losing only to St. one-yard plunge. Mathews perts.” W e’re speaking spe Regis Safety Intercepts st as- Joseph’s. scored the other touchdown THIS SUNDAY’S r l y o f cifically of Notre Dame. Was good to see the Pat Flannery, Regis safety, intercepts a Brighton pass as Terry Master- on a 14-yard dash. Den SCHEDULE ustoni Denver Rockets get off on son (18) prepares to block Tom Fast (42), Brighton’s intended receiver. MACHEBEUF AND St. Hensen added the five D E S PITE TH E loss of the right foot with a 110- Joseph’s scored wins last PATs. The Buffs’ defen.se St. Francis vs. Annunciation, Regis sta such players as Nick Eddy, 105 win over Anaheim in Sunday, the Buffs rolling remained potent, holding dium, 1:30 p.m. nents Pete Duranko, Alan Page, their season’s opener in the opposition scoreless in Mt. Carmel vs. Cathedral. Mullen stadium, to an easy 41-0 victory 12 noon eave Larry Conjar, and Jim the brand new American over Annunciation while for the third straight Lynch, the "experts” Raiders Whip Brighton; Holy Family vs. Machebeuf. Mullen sta lonie. Basketball association. St. Joseph’s had to come game. dium, 2:15 p.m. tabbed the 1967 team the ly U) While the size of the from behind to defeat St. RON KEITER scored stay best ever in Irish history. crowd — 2,748 — was not Francis, 19-13. both Holy Family touch Which was utterly ridicu exactly one to cause Remain Tied for Loop Lead In the other game Sun lous. downs on short plunges handsprings, it wasn’t too By Bob Hurley 27-0. Regis, formerly in yards to the five-yard line. day, Holy Family whipped while Paul Cavalerie added UNMARRIED You don’t lose players of bad considering this is the The Regis Raiders, in the Parochial league, used He took it over for the Cathedral, 13-0. one extra point. Keither such talent and replace middle of the football sea pursuit of their first Sky a stingy defense and an touchdown two plays later. Jerry Williams continued gained 123 yards in all ADULTS them with, in some cases, son. line League championship, inspired second-half offense Mark Repka led in the his dazzling play for St. while Holy Family’s de untried sophomores, and defeated the Brighton to tromp Brighton. kicking department with Joseph’s, banging over fense limited Cathedral to ONLY hope to remain unscathed. Bulldogs Friday evening, Halfback Dan Passerella two extra points, and Joe from the two-yard line to two first downs and 25 Not with the schedule the After watching San Die go romp over the Kansas led the Raiders with 162 Bock k ic k ^ one 35-yard culminate a drive on which yards rushing. Applications are now being Irish play. accepted lor private City Chiefs Sunday we yards rushing. In the first PAT. he broke loose for two long Then too, it stood to rea membership in shudder to think what DPL Statistics I half, he sprinted 70 yards The Raider defense was runs. Leo Mendoza scored son Terry Hanratty and might happen at Bears for the first score. The superb all night as it let on a 20-yard pass from Men's ClothingT Jim Seymour were marked Team Offense stadium Sunday when the Raiders left the field at the Brighton team inside Ben Lujan and Jack Caru SPRINGHILL players this season and FD R P TRi. Arc. Men's Tailoring Chargers face the Broncos. Wxhebevi 32 932 198 1130 376.7 halftime with a 7-0 lead. the 20-yard line but once. so registered the other would find things just a Maybe the Broncs will St iostph's 45 942 234 1176 294.0 Passerella came back again Four pass interceptions Bulldog touchdown on a MR. FRANZ OF LAKESIDE COUNTRY little bit tougher against Holy Family 39 815 26 841 220.3 King Soopers Mall come up with a superhu St Francis 32 427 70 497 16S7 and galloped 26 yards for highlighted the defense. 15-yard run. Williams ran good teams like Purdue Lakeside Shopping Center man effort. Anything less Cathedial 19 248 123 371 123.7 his second tally of the The Raiders showed excel for the PAT. CLUB and Southern California. Mt. Carmel 17 111 141 252 84.0 won’t get the job done un night. lent physical condition in Perhaps the biggest Ammciatiofl 9 52 41 93 46.5 less San Diego is way Pat Flannery, Regis late quarters which has difference in Notre Dame Serving the metropolitan down. Team Defense quarterback, ran 46 yards been their big key to a 3-0 o f 1967 and Notre Dame of FO I P Yds. Art. Denver area for the third touchdown. record in Skyline competi last year is the lack of a Mxhebevf 14 i94 29 223 74.3 St. Joseph's 33 343 103 446 I I U To cap off the scoring, tion. The win left Regis runner like Eddy. He was Holy Family 23 303 187 490 122.5 GOLF COURSE • TENNIS Fran McGrath took a tied with Ranum for the a threat to go all the way St. Vincent's Cathedial 38 626 158 784 261.3 COURTS • HEALTH CLUBS • SL Francis 33 707 162 869 289.7 fourth quarter punt on the league lead. ARCHERY • SWIMMING POOL every time he touched the Anrwnciation 24 • SAND BEACHES • CLUB 539 74 613 306.5 35-yard line and ran 60 The Raiders will be ball. This year’s team sim Paces Grades Mt. Carmel 35 831 120 951 317.0 HOUSE • LOUNGES • PARTIES going for their fourth DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT ply doesn’t have a runner league victory against • YEAR ROUND SOCIAL PRO o f his calibre — one who The Denver parochial Mullen Takes GRAM • TRAVEL grade schools have com Total Offense Mapleton Oct. 20. can keep the defense hon Pan Rash Tital Springhill Country Club* otters the est. pleted their second week of Feiler. HF 0 481 481 unmarried adult the opportunity to Win Streak fcjM.ii his recreational needs, football competition. Williams. SI 0 480 480 desires and pleasures, in an envir St. Vincent’s started the Caruso. SJ 74 237 311 T H IS W AS evident in Matthews, M 48 221 269 T o D u r a n g o LARRY PERRY onment designed to provide each season in full stride by Crompton, M 82 180 262 REALTY riember with companionship, ac the Purdue game when tivity and an exciting way of life Buitie. SF 0 201 201 defeating its first two op never before available. Hanratty went to the air Luian, SJ 67 130 197 Mullen high seeks its ponents in the 5-6 grade Kane. SF 0 63 times. This shows a 167 167 26th straight win and 37th 4995 NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION lack of a good running division by scores o f 5-0 hkMillan. C 88 50 138 EAST OF AURORA B. DuHus. HF 0 133 133 game without a defeat Liw ell Blvd. and 6-0. game, and makes it much when the Mustangs travel ■ ^ 1 7 For membership There are no clear lead Rushing,, easier for the opposing to Durango Friday night. information phone ers in the 7-8 grade divi TC Net Art. 433-7171 town office team to set its defenses. Keiter, HF 96 381 5.0 The Mustangs, idle last The Irish could lose an sion. Teams battling for WllliOTS. SJ 61 480 7.9 week, will make the trip 388-4161 first place include St. Rose Caruso, SJ 41 237 5.8 other game or two before Mathews. SJ 15 221 14.7 to the West Slope in a new i t Real Estate ic Rentals 123 Cook Sf. the season is over (Georgia o f Lima, St. Philomena’s, Burhe. SF 54 201 3.7 bus purchased by the Mul (a Blocks w . of Colo. B lvd .) St. Elizabeth’s and St. Crompton. M 45 180 4.0 •k Insurance ir Loans Tech, Miami, or Michigan Kane, SF 57 167 2.9 len’s Mothers’ club. State), thus making the James. St. John’s also 6. ChiftR. HF 25 133 5.3 Another former member "experts” really look silly. promises to be a contender. Lujpi, SJ 14 130 9.3 Melaragno, C 19 93 4.9 o f the Denver Parochial But this won’t stop them league, St. Mary’s of Colo (the "experts,” that is). Enrollment Drops Passing rado Springs, found itself They will be back next PA PC HI TO Yds. St. Paul, Minn. — A McMillan. C 37 8 5 0 88 winless in Will Rogers year with their "sure drop of more than 12 per Crompton, M 11 4 I 0 82 league competition after thing” predictions. You can Caniso, SJ 25 8 0 0 74 cent in St. Paul-Minneap- Horvat. MC 40 7 I 0 74 dropping a 26-0 game to bet on that. olis archdiocesan enroll Mvtin. SF 21 8 3 0 70 the A ir Academy Kadets, Ulan, SJ 12 4 1 1 67 undefeated co-league lead ments, affecting both ele Matthews, M 1 1 0 1 48 mentary and secondary Farley, M 7 3 1 1 47 ers along with Canon City. Pat Panek’s Machebeuf Whatley, MC 9 2 0 0 45 schools, was reported by D. Hcrmosillo, A 15 6 0 0 41 Father Raymond Lucker, More Sports superintendent, here. Ele Pass Receiving PC TO Yds. On Page 12 mentary schools are down Ujan, SJ 5 2 98 from 74,300 to 64,200 pup Rohan, M 3 1 73 Friedman. M 2 1 57 ils, and in the same period French, M 4 2 57 high schools have lost Baker. SF 4 0 57 O'Hayre. S.J. 1 0 39 1964 some 700. Religion classes Rodade, C 3 0 36 for Catholics attending Volpi. C 2 0 35 Williams. SJ 2 0 34 IMPALA non-Catholic schools have C. Peterson, C 2 0 26 increased in enrollment. SUPER SPORT Scoring 327 cu. V8 4 SPEED CLEAN
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\ Knights I "Adaptation, Brains and condition, in the context of Culture: The ABC’s of the an evolutionary period and Queen Human Condition,” is the its present form and func Miss Do subject of the annual Lor- tion among various people, Brush was i Notes I etto Heights College lec but recognizing certain cul of Mexici: ture to be delivered by Dr. tural universale which re Bishop Matz Day celel Robert H. Amundson at flect the "unity in diversi Rev. Jame Bishop Matz Council 8:15 tonight in the Center ty” of man, whom Amund #5161 of the Knights of tor of St. of Performing Arts. The son calls "the cultured Crush, du Columbus will sponsor a animal.” Halloween Festival Oct. lecture is free. tivities. M 21, 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at Amundson, sociologist Amundson, besides teach was chairr St. Vincent de Paul hall, and anthrop»!ogist, will ing sociology and anthro proceeds E. Arizona and S. Jose develop the theme that pology, also heads the col donated to phine. Rocky Star band culture is a dynamic adap lege’s Research Center on C a th e d r w ill provide the music. tive process of the human Woman. An LSD Cost is $5. Reservations held at tT are necessary and may be dral high obtained by calling 756- 1968, 756-1264, or 756- LEGAL NOTICES Dr. Gera 2533. tured on teenage d A rvad a IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT Officer Honored In «nd f«r tM In and for the City United St St. Joachim Council 5064 City unB Cftontr of Donvtr and County of Denver Joseph Hale, right, retired member of the Den larly, in tl of Arvada will sponsor a and Stalo of Colorado and Slate of Colorado Halloween Masquerade No. P.4474) No. P-45120 ver Police Department, was honored at a recent K e ig n ii NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women-spon- school’s ] Ball Oct. 28 from 9 to 12 EJtale of MARTHA KUETER (Ward) Estate of LOUIS CONTIS, aka LOUIS CONDIS, and LAM6R0S CONTES. sored safety meeting. Richard Yates of the Traffic t iv it ie s midnight. Tickets at the No. P 4f7a3 (Deceased) All persons having claims against Safety department of the Rocky Mountain AAA Briggs. Hi door are $3.50 per couple. the above named estate are required No. P-45120 Buffet lunch will be to file them lor allowance in the Pro All persons having claims against club presented Mr. Hale with a National School are Carok bate Court of the City and County of the above named estate are required Safety Patrol Distinguished Service award, the Gonzalez, Founder's Sword Presented served. Denver, Colorado, on or before the to file them lo r allowance in the Pro bate Court ol the C ity and County of Pam Rupi; Luncheon Club 13th d a y of M a rc h , 1968, or said only award of its kind ever presented to an indi claims shall be forever barred. Denver, Colorado, on or before the Janne J The Fourth Dejtree sword o f the late fJohn H. Keddin, founder o f the John J. Sullivan, presi ANDREW WYSOWATCKY 16th day of A p ril. 1968. or said claim s vidual. shall be forever barred. patriotic denree of the Knights of Columbus, is presented to William C. dent of Bosworth Sullivan CONSERVATOR named a ANDREW WYSOWATCKY the Natio Husson, navigator of the John H. Roddin (teneral assembly, by Margaret and Co., will speak on cur IN THE PROBATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR Keddin Earley, Reddin’s daughter. Witnessing the presentation was Dr. rent trends of investments In and for the Cify and County of (Published in the Requiem Concelebrated arship Pre Denver and Stale of Colorado Denver Catholic Register) John R. Farley, state master of the Fourth Degree for Colorado. at the Friday luncheon No. P-eeeiS First Publication: Oct. 19, 1967 M t. Car club of the Knights of Co NOTICE TO CREDITORS Last Publication: Nov. 16. 1967 For Mother of Ten Estate of GRACE D. LANE (Ward) Mt. Cai lumbus on Oct. 20, 1555 No. P 44815 IN THE PROBATE COURT Reqiem Mass was of Mrs. Yahn is survived by Grant street. All persons having claims against In and lor ihe City annual h( K. of C. Initiates 50 Members the above named estate are required and County ol Otnvor fered Oct. 6 in St. Cathe her husband, David; eight to file them lor allowance in the Pro and Stale of Colorado ties will No. P.4SC1I rine’s church, IlifT, for Mrs. daughters, Kathleen, Mar Colorado Springs — the Elks club. Mass was Springs; and the Rev. Jo bale Court of the City and County of Sister-Nurse D enver, Colorado, on or before the 5tK NOTICE TO CREDITORS David Yahn, 41, who died garet, Sandra, Patricia, Archbishop James V. Cas olTered at Corpus Christi seph Leberer. pastor o f day of A p ril. 1968. or said claim s shall Estate of CLARENCE M. ELLEN- Oct. 3 in Logan County Nancy, Pamela, Terrie and ey o f Denver and Bishop Holy Family parish. Secu be forever barred. BAAS, a/k/a C. M. ELLENBAAS, church. Dies in Iowa hospital while giving birth the infant, Alice; two sons, Charles A. Buswell of Fraternal ceremonies rity. ANDREW WYSOWATCKY a/k/a C. M. BUOD ELLENBAAS. S terlin g — Word has CONSERVATOR a/k/a C L A R E N C E E L L E N B A A S , to her eighth daughter. Daniel Joseph and James; « w Pueblo were present for were directed by Dr. John A highlight of the ban (Deceased) :;X been received of the death A life-time resident of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the initiation of 50 Colora B. Farley of Pueblo, state quet was the presentation IN THE PROBATE COURT No. P 45018 in Sioux City, Iowa, of Sis In and for the City and All persons having claims against Iliff, Mrs. Yahn was born Joseph McKenzie of Ster do Fourth Degree members master of the Fourth De of the ceremonial sword of County ot Denver and Ihe above named estate are required ter Assumpta, a long-time to file them for allowance in the Pro Oct. 2, 1926. ling; a brother, Robert T. |A Slate of Colorado of the Knights of Colum gree. Also attending were the late John H. Reddin to bate Court ol the City and County ol McKenzie of Sterling; and resident of Sterling, where No. P .4 3 m Denver, Colorado, on or before the Requiem Mass was con- bus here Oct. 8. Navigator William Husson NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Vice Supreme Master Sid 10th day ol A p ril. 1968, or said claim s celebrated by the Rev. a sister, Mrs. William she served as a nurse in Estate of MARGARET L. JACKSON Archbishop Casey was ney T. Smith, DeSmet of the John H. Reddin shall be forever barred. Brenzel, of Louisville, Ky. the old St. Benedict’s hospi (Deceased) Arthur E. Leisenring and Charles Salmon, pastor of I In' celebrant of the Mass fol province, of Billings, General assembly, Denver. tal. No. P .43906 Theodore C. Leisenring St. Catherine’s, a mission lowing the initiatory work, Mont.: the Rev. Claude The presentation was Notice is hereby given that I have Co-Executors Sister Assumpta was as filed my final report in the Probate John J. Flynn. Jr. of St. Peter’s parish, and delivered the main Court of the City and County of Den Roberts, O.S.B., state friar, made by Margaret Reddin signed to the obstetrics Attorney for Ihe estate Crook; and the Rev. Peter address at the initiation of Pueblo; the Rt. Rev. Earley, Reddin’s daughter. ver, Colorado, and that any person 690 Capitol Life Center ward much of the time and desiring to ob|ect to the same shall Denver, Colorado 80203 Urban, pastor o f St. John’s Brighton banquet. Monsignor Michael Har Reddin was composer of usually had night duty. file written oblection with the said Telephone 244-6047 parish, Yuma, in the pres Exemplification of the rington, pastor of St. the Fourth Degree and a court on or before October 28. 1967. Published In the The " Sister Assumpta was Margaret E. Fritz Denver Catholic Register ence of the Rev. James regaro new members was held at Paul's parish. Colorado long-time member of the Executrix First Publicalion: October 12, 1967 nearly 80 at the time of Last Publication; Nov. 3. 1967 Kane of St. Anthony’s par or tra Knights of Columbus Su Harold Godfrey Marlin RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL her death but still per Attorney for the estate ish, Sterling. Father Urban enhan preme hoard. Telephone S34 8015 Equipped lo Kulfil! Your Needs which formed her nursing duties. (Published in the gave the eulogy. Supply Company Head Another daughter of Mr. IN THE PROBATE COURT 24 Hour Ambulance Service attrac Denver Catholic Reglsier) In and for the City F irst Publication: Sept. 28. 1967 Dorotl Reddin, Mrs. T. Rabor Tay and County of D o nvtr Phone 659-2321 Three R's Last Publication: Oct. 19, 1967 gie Cc Dies at Denver Home lor of Denver, and her and State of Colorado The kiddies are going back No. P-44540 that d IN THE PROBATE COURT Qreeley husband also attended the IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE to their readin’, writin’, and In and for Ihe City best. Refiuiem Mass was of OF RICHARD K. LIEBERT, also 16 in the McConaty Mor- banquet. A third sister, and County ol Denver ’rithmetic. Drivers should be known as RICHARD KOLLIN LIE fered Oct. 17 in the Den and Slate of Coloredo tuary. Sister M. Cecille Reddin, alert near schools and play BERT. Dtceastd. DO No. p-4sesa v e r Cathedral for J. W. NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION Foster, who headed the S.L.. is academic dean at grounds. A reminder from the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Adamson Mortuary FOR DETERMINATION OF . (Jack) Foster, 59, president auto supply firm for 37 Loretto Heights college, State Patrol. Estate of HARRY E. DOWD, ( Deceased) HEIRSHIP 24 Hour ■ o f the Foster Auto Supply years, died Oct. 14 in his THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF No. P-45050 Ambulance Service company. apartment in Denver. COLORADO: A ll persons having claim s against the To all persons Inttrosled, GREET (Jreeley, Colorado above named estate are required to Rosary was recited Oct. A native of Denver, he ING: "For Those Who Care" file them lor allowance in Ihe Probate N. Ross Adam»on Reed P. Adamson TAKE NOTICE that there has been Ph. 659-3113 6 0 1 S. 4th Ave. was born Oct. 6, 1908. and Court of the City and County of Den riled In th« above named estate a peti P h o n e 1636 9 th A v e . at 5th St. BRIGHTON. COLORAOO May They Rest v er, Colorado, on or before the 33rd lived here most o f his life. tion asking tor a judicial ascertain Soviet Exhibits day of April. 1968. or said claims shall He attended St. John’s be forever barred. ment and determination of the heirs of such decedent, and setting lorih James w. Creamer Military school and the that the names, addresses and rela Litei Boston - Education- Executor and Attorney U.S.S.R., the first major University of Denver. James W. Creamer tionships to decedent of all persons Narr who are or claim to be heirs of said Ft. Collins In Peace Attorney lor the estate exhibit of the Soviet educa On June 21, 1931, he 434 Malestic Bldg.. decedent, so far as known to the pell- Addi tional system to tour the married C. Ixiuise Hicks in ADRIAN, (IporKc W.. of Oak park, Requiem Maaa. St. Knac of Lima Denver. Coloredo 80202 tloner. arc as follows, to wit: church, O ct 16. Interment, Ft l»Kan. M rs. Joseph Liebert, P. O. Box 97, Stat( United States as part of a Omaha, Neb. She died in III., at IJtUeton. Requiem Maaa. S t Telephone 534-4333 Mary’a church, Oct 16. Interment, (P ublished in the Ponchatoula. Louisiana. Mother. ThR newspaper provides SHINN NORTHERN 1074 1966. l.UUeton. Colo. Nickela-HUl mortuary. M c D o n a l d , n e m a rd 946 Richard Eugene Seward, lormei cultural exchange program, Denver Catholic Register) penetration in depth in the Xavier atreet Requiem First Publication: Oct. 13. 1967 Richard Eugene Liebert. a mine PHARMACY has opened a month’s ex Survivors include a son, ATENCIO, Charlotte. 2160 Meade. Bernadette's church, O c t 16. Inter* Last P ublicalion: Nov. 9. 1967 17436 Janey Street. Houston. Tex. primary market by reaching Requiem Maati. S t Caietan'R church, ment M t Olivet Howard mortuariea. 77015. N atural Son ubsequenll. Pr hibit at the Jesuit-run J. William Foster, Dallas, virtually every family or "Your Parish Drug Store" Oct H. Interment. M t Olivet adopted 6-15-63 by Charles E dw in Boston College here. There Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. McDONELL, John J.. 159(1 Yates IN THE PROBATE COURT Sew ard). consumer in that market. In and (o r the City • Free Delivery Service StreeL Requiem Mass, SL Catherine's Mrs. Bobbie Sewerd, Mother and are 2,000 items in the ex Dina Thain, Lihue, Ha BENNETT. Vieva ,L. of Great Falls. and County of Denver church, OcL 18. IntermenL Fl l.oftan. Natural Guardian ol Richard Eugene e Charge Accounts waii, and eight grandchil MonL. formerly of 622 Corona streeL and state of Colorado hibit. Requiem Mass, Fitzaimons post chap Boulevard mortuaries. Seward, formerly Richard Eugene No. P-43003 Liebert, a minor. 13436 Janey Street. L. C. GRIFFIN, OWNER dren. el. OcL 14. Interment. ML OliveL NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Houston. Texas 77015. E x wile. The family has suggested Oliniter mortuaries. M O R A N , John. 663.3 W. 66th ave Estate of HOMER HUFFMAN nue. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. William P. Waggencr. Atly. at Law, Blythe-Goodrich You Are Always (Deceased) Guardian ad Litem lor all persons contributions to the Jack BRUNO. Aniteio Marion. 1715 W. Moran. Grand Junction, Colo. Re No. P 43003 under legal disabtllly. Western Feder. Welcome At Shinn's 4Uth avrnur. Requiem Mass, Sacred quiem Mass. Shrine of St. Anne. Notice is hereby given that I have Foster Memorial for the al Savings Bldg.. Denver, Colorado. M ortu ary Heart church. OcL 16. IntermenL M l Arvada, Oct. 16. Interment, Mt. filed my final report in the County JERRY BREEN Relationship. None. Blake Heister Scholarship OliveL OliveL Day-Noonan mortuary. Court ol the City and County oi Den Jack W. Goodrich Northern Hotel Bldg. ver, Colorado, and that any person You are hereby notified to appear Florist Fund for Camp St. Malo, desiring to object to the same shall and answer Ihe petition within twenty 482-3208 HU 2-1035-HU 2-1036 DIELKMAN, Norma 10709 M O R R ISO N . Ralph R.. o f San l.or- file written objection with the said days after service of this notice on in care of the Holy Ghost L o w ry p lace. R eq u iem .Mass. St. enso. Calif. Requiem Mass, Cathedral 1521 Champa court on or before November 17, 1967. you (if served by publication, within of Immaculate Conception, OcL 18. 266-31.^1 parish rectory, 19th and Theresa church. OcL 16. IntermenL HOMER R. HUFFMAN, Jr. twenty days after the last publication Fl l4>xan. Interment. ML OliveL Howard mor Administrator CTA of this notice) and in default ol an California street, Denver. tuariea. Harold Godfrey Martin answer or appearance the Court will DiLORKNZO. Rita C.. late of Louis Attorney for the estate proceed to receive and hear ville. Colo. Mass, Rl I.ou1b' church, NOLAN, Ruth C., 1115 Cook streeL 345 West 12th Avenue proofs concerning the heirs ol such {.ouisvllle. Colo., OcL 16. IntermenL Requiem Mass, St. Fhilomena's Denver. Colorado 80204 Colorado Springs decedent and enter a decree determin Boulder. Colo. church. OcL 17. Interment. ML OliveL Phone 534 8015 (P ublished in the ing who are the heirs ot such de Oiinger mortuaries. ceased person. DURAN, Marcella Joyce, daughter Denver Catholic Register) First Publicalion: Oct. 19, 1967 Dated at Denver. Colorado, this 6th of Mr. and .Mrs. M ax E. Duran. 3036 ORTIZ. Pedro. 1579 Osceola. Re day ol October. 1967. S. Ogden. .Mass o f the Angels, SL Last Publication: Nov. 9. 1967 quiem Mass. SL Catherine's church. D. M. ROWLEY t-ouls’ church. OcL 16. IntermenL FL OcL 12. Interm enL FL lx>gan. Clerk of Ihe Probate Court 1-ogan. Bullock mortuary. IN THE PROBATE COURT MOTOR In and for th* City and By M. J. Flnnerty £AJtsiL (pJuvtm aaf. RODENSPIEL. Emily R.. .3920 County of Danvar and Deputy Clerk SuUnrk Hortuarg KAM Ul.ARO. John J.. 4645 W. 30(h M eade streeL Private Requiem Masa, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST John 6. Carraher Js avenue. Requiem Mass. Ca(hf>dral of State of Colorado HOTEL SL Philomena's church. Oiinger moi*- No. P-43182 Attorney 802 N. Weber the Immaculate Conreption, OcL 14. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1010 Midland Savings Bldg. ME. 3-2069 Stay with "Jay” Boulevard mortuariea. Denver. Colorado Estate ol ELIZABETH K. SEDLMAY- Cota. Springs, Cola. S A LE H , Christopher R., Vietnam. E R . a/k/e L I L L Y S E D L M A Y E R Telephone 835-9174 820 N. Nevada FERNANDEZ, Ramon, 4520 Sauis- Form erly o f 431 Inca. Requiem Mass, (D eceased) (P ublished in the hury StreeL Requiem Mass, Sacred S l Cajetan's church, OcL 16. Inter No. P-431B2 Denver Catholic Register) 3I)P iHillTHt Heart church. OcL 12. Interment. .ML menL F l Logan. Notice is hereby given that 1 have First Publication; Oct. 12. 1967 OliveL Oiinger mortuaries. Last Publicalion; Nov. 3. 1967 filed my final report in the Probate J. D. CROUCH SANDERS. Richard A.. 3110 W. Court of the City and County of Den C. D. O’BRIEN HISLOP, M ary R.. 612 E. 6th ave Bear Creek drive, formerly of 4341 Sortinf^ I ver, Coloraoo, and that any person LOrSCHER'S nue. Requiem- .Mass, M other o f God Yales street. Mass, Holy Name desiring to obiect to the same shall Sna/h D rn v o r a iu l Kn^/vu tHid I church, OcL 12. IntermenL ML OliveL church. OcL 16. IntermenL ML OliveL file written objection with the said ■ Oiinger mortuaries. Howard mortuaries. court on or before October 30. 1967. MONEY TROUBLES? Rose Mary Sedimayer Nobody Refused up to $20,000 SUPER MARKET ..I HODGES. Belle M.. .1236 Krameria. SCHUI.Z. John William. 6136 S. Administratrix Requiem Mass. SL Therese's church, Harrison. Son of William A. and Jeri Vincent C. Hogan Bad Credit is No Problom • Not i Loss Co. QUALITY M IATS Aurora. Oct. 16. Interment. Mt. Schult. Graveside services. Mt. Attorney for the estate strictly conftdentiat — A plan for everyone OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. OliveL OcL 14. Day-Noonsn mor- 720 Majestic Building. Denver We Can Help You — TO D A Y 8 PRODUCl Telephone 534-0317 Send your name and addrm for fRH aaplicatKm JENSEN. H arold E.. 3934 Tejon (Published in the Quality Apparel Nationally AdvBrHsed AIXANTIC ASSOCIATES. Dept. 03 street Requiem Mass. Our l.,ady of S T U R M . K u rt R ich a rd . 1273 S. Denver Catholic Register) IN COLORADO SPRINGS SWIGERT BROS. Ml Carmel church. OcL 16. Inter StreeL Requiem Mass. Our First Publication: Sept- 28. 1967 3312 No Central Avenue. Phoenii, Arif. 85012 Brands of GrocBries ment. .Ml OliveL Oiinger mortuaries. l.ady of Fatima church. OcL 16. Oiin Last Publication: Oct. 19, 1967 146 Westmmster S t , Providence, fi. I. 02903 S IN C E 1872 g e r mortuarien. 524 W. Colorado Ave. OPTOMETRISTS I-aGUARDIA. Jeannette D.. 4.590 Kiowa and Tejon Streets King StreeL Requiem Mass, ML Car iSTYTZ. Genevieve J.. 1324 Knse- Devoled To Your Complete Vision Care mel church. OcL 17. IntermenL Ml m ary streeL Requiem .Mass, .SL Vin LOOKING FOR A WAY OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. cent de Paul church. OcL 16. Inter menL F l I,ogan. Boulevard mortuar- I Harry W. Swigert, O.D. OPTICIAN LOMBARDI, ('armrn, 4051 Alrott REALTY ttre<>L Requiem Maas. ML Carmel TO SERVE CHRIST? : Donlad E. Gooldy, O.D. Fred Smaidone rhurrh. OcL 14. IntermenL ML OliveL S TY TZ, John V.. J224 Rosemary MAY INSURANCE CO. Oiinger mortuaries. StreeL Requiem Mass, SL Vincent de : J e r r y R.P e d e r s o n , O.D. Paul church. OcL 13. Interment. FL MARTIN. Itoas P.. .193.3 Sheridan 7R5 NO. TEJON Chetry Cieek I-ogan. Boulevard mortuaries. boulevard. Requiem Mass, SL Coje- Phono 633-7731 Colorado Springs 1550 Colifoima 231 Oetioit St. Un's church. OcL 14. Interment. ML TAPIA. Ksequiel (Zekel. 3173 W. OliveL Oiinger mortuaries. Ohio. Requiem Mass, 8L Anthony of The Brothers of Perpetual Help work primarily 534-5819 355-7042 Padua church. OcL 14, IntermenL Fl in the C'alechctical field bul are very actively in- MARTINEZ. Felipe. 3*7 S. BryanL lx>gan. T Milved in teen clubs, hospital visitations, and at Zecha & Adam s SHEARER TOLBERT. Karl J. 2911 Bellaire Nevada Ave. at Cache La Foudre times farming. We also have a weekls TV show Cc StreeL Requiem Maos, I,oyola church. scheduled lor this fall. Emphasis is on individual HARDWARE OcL 16. IntermenL FL I»gan. 2329 East Platte spirituality. There are no \’ows and the Brothers Automotive rene'.v a contract every 3 years. Young men must ond ME. 2-7288 be 21 and in g(Mid health both spiritually and physi Brake Service COLORADO SPRINfiS cally.
Write Brother Stan "Colorado Sprinaa' Fineal and MtMt Modern" BROTHERS OF li-ljr iLaut fBnrtuarg Member br invitation W National Selected Morticians Members of the Staff PARK A V EN U E MORTUARY Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY PERPETUAL HELP HOWARD Catholic Funeral Directora HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1851 4501 BR ISTOL AVE. • KLAM ATH RALLS; ORE. 97601 MEIrooeZ-MTl Color«do Spring a. C o lo . Thursday, October 19, 1967 DFNVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page li Youth Highlights This Coed Is Different; Queen rade and bonfire on Oct. will be honored at a dunce Miss Dolores Canales of 21. Mass will be ofi'ered at in the junior high school She's a Private in the Arm y Brush was crowned Queen 9 a.m., Oct. 22, in Mt. gym Sunday evening at 8 Loretto Heights freshman Diane, 18, is the first to enable her to take, in of Mexican Independence Carmel church. A game p.m. Court is composed of Diane Shea of Aurora Colorado parochial school two years, the liberal arts Day celebration by the between the Mt. Carmel Pam Palizzi, queen; Diana wears no uniform to class, student to win the scholar courses required by Rev.’ James L. Ahern, pas Eagles and the Cathedral Long and Linda Nichols, but she is a private in the ship and the first to attend WRAIN. tor of St. Mary’s church, Bluejays will be played in senior attendents; and Army — attending college I.oretto Heights since the She then will transfer to Crush, during recent fes the afternoon at Mullen Lana Longo and Sharon on a four-year nursing W RAIN scholarship pro the University of Maryland tivities. Mrs. Mollie Cortez field. The court royalty Skul, junior attendents. scholarship from Walter gram was initiated four School of Nursing. was chairman of the fiesta, Reed Army Institute of years ago. Upon receiving a bache proceeds of which were Shrine Scene Nursing (WRAIN). lor of science degree in donated to the parish. Archbishop The scholarship, one of SHE GRADUATED nursing at graduation, 150 awarded by a special Cathedral Of Antioch eighth in the 1967 Class of Diane will be commis Concerned board of the Surgeon Gen Cathedral high school, and sioned a second lieutenant An LSD symposium was Prep Weekend eral’s office in Washington, will attend Loretto Heights in the Amry Nurse corps held at the Denver Cathe pays to $15,000 in educa for two years to receive a and w ill be required to dral high school Oct. 11. An Antioch weekend is For Youth tion expenses and the liberal arts background. serve three years on active Dr. Gerald Starkey lec monthly base pay of a The college has classified duty. being held at Mother Cab- New York — (RNS) — tured on the problems of private. Diane as a special student The oldest of six children rini Shrine Oct. 20-22 for Archbishop lakovos, Pri teenage drug users in the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. St. Francis, St. Joseph, and United States and particu mate of the Greek Ortho Shea, Diane comes by her Regis high school students. dox Archdiocese of North larly, in the Denver area. interest in nursing natur Ribban Winner and Pal Reigning over the Approximately 35 students and South America, said ally. Her mother is a school’s homecoming fes from the three schools will that he is deeply bothered registered nurse and teach attend the weekend. that the "church has lost Mrs. Barbara Bordon, left, athletic instructor at tivities will be Judy es pre-natal classes for SL Mary’s academy, greets "Thumbtack" and his Briggs. Her court members ’ The event is so called its impact on the young parents at St. Joseph’s generation.” mistress, Joan Sandro, an academy senior and are Carole Mahoney, Paula since the Christians first hospital. Shea, is a quality His concern, he added, accomplished rider who won several ribbons in Gonzalez, Katie Haney and received that name at An fiscal analyst fo*- the Air came not only because he the Colorado State Fair. Pam Ruppxjrt. tioch. The purpose of the Force Accounting and Fi was an Orthodox church Janne Lawlor has been weekend is to make Chris man, but because he is a nance center. named a semifinalist in tianity more meaningful in "man identified with the AT CATHEDRAL, the National M erit Schol the lives of these students. destiny of this nation,” CYO Activities arship Program. A team made up of Diane was a four-year which was established on a honor student; secretary in priests and sisters from the Holy Trinity Lady of the Mountains religious foundation. her senior year for the Mt« Carmel three schools, married cou parish. Officers are Tom Th? silver-bearded, 56- National Honor society, The CYO of Holy Trinity Mt. Carmel high school’s ples and college students Steinbacher, president; year-old leader o f the 1.7 Cathedral chapter; senator parish, Westminster, re annual homecoming festivi will accompany the stu Kathy Roby, vice presi million-member Greek in her junior year on Stu cently elected officers. ties will begin with a pa dents. dent; Mary Blanchar, sec Orthodox Church in the dent Council; and a mem They are: president, Linda Americas, leaned across his Cochran; vice president, retary; and Mike Mart- ber of the Great Books schang, treasurer. desk for emphasis: Coed Takes Oath Discussion group. Ken Koehn; secretary- She was a "Volunteen” treasurer, Jackie Vande- [What Makes ”I AM not only a ’pre Diane Shea of Aurora, Walter Reed Army Insti with the American Red Van. Head advisor couple server.’ What I have received tute of Nursing scholarship recipient, is in the Cross Chapter at Cathedral are Mr. and Mrs. Engle. I wish to perpetuate and Army now. LL Col. Bill L. Dutton, commanding The Rev. Eugene Murphy AUTO and w ork^ for a year at make an integral part of officer at the Army recruiting office in Denver, Fitzsimons Army hospi is spiritual advisor. [A W om an the generation which is to swears her in. tal. LIABILITY .A follow our generation.” St. Anne's "I am not the one who St. Anne’s CYO, Arvada, ANY CAR I Interesting? takes what he receives and will sponsor a Halloween 10/20/5 D O R O T H Y digs a hole for burying it,” Youth Sets Scouting Pace CARNEGIE dance Oct. 22 in the school he said. A Longmont Boy, Harold Scouts of America ever to boys entering scouting gym, from 7:30 to 10:30 Do you know what sets her apart from He was anxious to dis M iller, Jr., recently be- receive his fourth palm earn their Eagle badge, p.m. Admission is $1 with Married, others who may be better looking? cuss what the Christian came the only boy in the above his Eagle badge. according to Jack Bennet, CYO card, $1.50 without I f you qualify^ church can do to present The "different" woman, the woman whom others Long Peak council of Boy Only 1 per cent of all Arapahoe District assistant card. NO POLICY FEE regard as interesting and likeable, has by instinct the Gospel in a manner scout executive. He or training, developed subtle social know-how that more relevant to a youth stressed the special honor Estes Park ful generation more famil enhances everything she does. These differences, for Miller when he remind More than 200 persons which are psychological, not mechanical, are the iar with scientific and ed persons attending the attended the annual Tur attractive wife, the move-ahead career girl. technological concepts than ceremonies there are 11.- key Shoot sponsored by the Dorothy Carnegie, president of the famous Dale Carne they are with some o f the 000 boys in the scouting Estes Park CYO of Our "You’re SURE with Assurors" gie Courses, has created a special course for women inherited theological doc that deals, not with charm, but with living — at your program in the Longs Peak ALSO LOW RATES trines. best. council alone. FOR TEENACERS Asked if Orthodox youth News Deadline! DOROTHY CARNEGIE COURSE were being affected by the Miller received his Eagle MULLENNIX'S **'*''*'*’ spirit of rebellion evident badge with 21 merit bad Th e deadline for news among many young Ameri ges June 22, 1965; his stories and pictures to ap Save-More Attend a Free Explanation Meeting cans, the Archbishop indi bronze palm in October, pear in the ‘‘Register’’ is Insurance Agency W ed., Oct. 25, 7:31 P .M . cated that he preferred to 1965; his gold palm in Monday at 9 a.m. Heart O' Denver .Motel consider youth attitudes in August, 1966; and his sil 1100 E. Colfax Ave. a larger context. ver palm in December, »■ »***I I ^ 1 ■— — — — — — 1966. In earning his last C.R. 10-19 "H O W M A N Y youth go palm, he completed 41 Literature, Please I to church?” he wondered. required badges. Name ...... "I went to an ecumenical Three Knights o f Dumas S m O H M IM G E R Address...... service at the (Episcopal) Eagle Scouts of Boulder Electric Compani| Cathedral o f St. John the presented the palm and State ...... Phone ...... Z i p ...... Divine recently. The Arch other scout badges follow 1074 Bannock St., Denver, Colorado 80204 bishop of Canterbury, Dr. ing a recent family dinner 623-1208 Ramsey, was the speaker. Chess Officers in the Knights of Colum Cbr/:,/, BfOki! Stryit • SUX/STHM > CCHHCKM • KtSICCmi ' Presented by Lowell W. Weiss & Associates, Inc. There were 5,000 persons bus hall in Longmont, for said to be present, but not The officers of the newly formed Chess Club at members of Troop 65, par more than 300 were young Machebeuf high school are shown with their ents and friends. The Ea 1178 STOUT ST. 222-5733 men and women.” sponsor, Martin Globocnik. They are, left to right. gle scouts included Bob DENVER COLORADO He said that in striving Ransom DeBow, pre^dent; Tim O’Connor, vice Amick, Tim Gablehouse, president, and Steve Quist, secretary-treasurer. The to make its message more and Jeff Wagner. meaningful to youth the club is eager to have contests with other schools or clubs. Miller’s Troop 65 scout Church must "study in master is Larry Hayes. JOHNSON STORAGE & MOVING CO. depth the intellectual anxi The Boulder scouts also 221 BROADWAY eties” of the new genera • Sanitized Vans and C a n a d ia n s awarded badges to Michael Local & Long Distance tion, those of "religious D isagree Porter who received his Equipment and irreligious back star scout badge; John MOVING grounds.” • Packing and Price, first class scout "The world is going A b o u t U .S . O bjectors Shipping badge and first aid merit through a time of confu authority in approving the • Foreign Service Via Toronto, Ont. — (N O — badge; Tony DeCino and sion. I am willing to be grants. Sea or Air ; The U.S. draft dodger issue Walter Lewis, canoe merit Suddenly.. come anathema Then 40 United Church has started a religious con badges; Mark Youngheim, DIAL 722-2855 (condemned) in the eyes of ministers signed a petition troversy among leaders of reading merit badge: and the world if something I criticizing the council for everything the United Church of Can Tom Gehringer, wild life Agent For UNITED VAN LINES can do will help save ada, this country’s largest reprimanding the board. Christianity for the fu management merit badge. single Protestant denomi The petition originated ture,” he said. you need nation of some two million with the Rev. Robert Lind Archbishop lakovos, re sey of Toronto and five cently criticized by the members. other local clergymen to to make a Greek newspaper Estia for It began in September fight what they called the advocating an up-dating of when Dr. Raymond Hord threatened autonomy of Christianity’s language, of the church’s evangelism phone Dr. Herd’s board. The min "PEOPLE ON THE GO" stated that he was pron and social service board ouncing "no new theories offered $1,000 to groups isters sent their petition to call or doctrines.” aiding U.S. draft dodgers Dr. Hord and Dr. Lock The churches, he contin in Canada. hart, and intend to circu ued, have failed to do Several Protestant and late a similar petition enough to capture the Catholic clergymen already throughout Canada. hearts and minds o f peo had shown sympathy to ple, observing that he con ward U.S. draft d(^gers sidered both "heart” and who crossed the Iwrder to "mind" important in reli escape militaiy service. gious understanding. The number of draft dodgers in Canada is diffi HE SAID, for example, cult to estimate, but has that he did not see how been placed at between right in youth could accept some 300 and 1,000. traditional teachings about The church’s moderator, OLDER HOMES the omnipotence of God the Rev. Wilfrid I>ockhart, the palm of without wondering why who heads the denomi A P A R TM E N TS - OFFICES God does not put an end to nation’s general council, wars. Consequently, he your hand. ordered an investigation of ETC. indicated that persons turn Dr. Herd’s evangelism to anyone who is speaking board following the an To order the new Trimline® phone, about peace. nouncement of the grant offer. The council said the call our Business Office or ask your Newman Graup board had exceeded its Telephone Serviceman. Being Farmed WLNGiNmSRRiTOrOIRin' USE THE REGISTER A Newman club is I HOLY CROSS BROTHERS For being formed among the • Tnnt* M.im m - SacMl W« B y ' I was out Sunday aftern courage them school run bj was in a pool anticipated cn perhaps, rebuf But 1 was whelming lon< ed. They listei it was their i about their « jobs, their all. families alone either visitors SPAGHEHI DINNER on a lovely Si Some just like the mot daughter’s h by page. Oi grey-haired i B.A. degree riage and he was taking c to support h me if I wouli ST. LOUIS JAMBOREE about lettini Off to Durango babies even Mullen’s Mustangs play Durango high at Dur "Otherwise,” ango at 7:30 p.m., O ct 20. Brother Richard. F.S.C., "they’d have left, and Coach Tom Kokal discuss the trip and game in front of the new 40-pas8enger school bus Returning purchases for the school by the Mullen Mother’s ST. LOUIS PARISH-ENGLEWOOD home. I was c club. basic drives o 3301 SOUTH SHERMAN several years the list was Rangers Open forward to,” a as a rathe Through the THIS SUNDAY, OCT. 22 to question i Cage Drills seen the bon people and si Willie, 6-4, center, from A four and one-half 12:30 NOON TO 7:00 P.M. to look forwa month basketball season Elm Grove, Wise.; guard Bruce Abeyta, 6-1, from an experienci got under way for the Re that need, it ' gis college Rangers Oct. Denver. All are Juniors. ADULTS $1.50 The people 16. Sophomore lettermen edge o f pove Regis opens competition returnees include Pete sleep and at Dec. 1 at home against the McGuire, 6-1, guard, from CHILDREN $ .75 Colorado State college Chicago, and Pat Donohoe Many had jol Bears, one of the 15 oppo from Rigby, Idaho. but enough t nents on this year’s 25- needs ol' their THE 1967-68 schedule; hand clothing game card, and one of the Dec. 1 — Colorado State DANCING DINNER eight Colorado foes the FUN few blocks ai college; Dec. 5 — at Air were met. Rangers will face before Force Academy; Dec. 8 — GAMES HOLIDAY BOOTH the .season ends Feb. 28. University of Omaha; Dec. Coach John F*. Fleming, But emol 9 — Western State; Dec. FUN COUNTRY STORE GIFT ROOM Those warm beginning his second year 16 — at University of as head man, has six let- Denver; Jan. 5 — at Fort BAKE SALE termen back from last Lewis; Jan. 6 — at College year’s high-scoring, but FUN of Santa Fe; Jan. 8 — at near winless club. Eastern New Mexico; Jan. ENGLEWOOD Jean's Dial-A-Dinner SEE Hov 13 — at Western State; St. Louis Parish Wishes to Thank 'f t RE G IS S E T a new team OF By Jaci Jan. 23 — at Colorado ENGLEWOOD ROTOLO'S ofTensive scoring average DANISH BAKERY These Firms For Making This Puhlici- ll (Rcgistei State college; Jan. 26 — Ready To Wear & Accesnories Gilts, drygoods and sewing needs in 1966-67 of 84.2 points Delicious— Different tij Possible "The folloi College of Santa Fe; Jan. 3500 So. Downing 4310 So. Broadway fi per game, but posted a 2- are not to b 27 — Westminster college; 781-0344 3350 So. B'w ay .3487 S. B’way 761-1063 781-3854 23 record. I. Very elderly, Feb. 2 — St. Mary of the lignant disc COMPLIMENTS OF ENGLEWOOD f Heading the list of retur Plains; Feb. 5 —Fort Lew SMALL FRY DRUG FAIR chest disease; nees is forward Don Fort is; b'eb. 6 — at Colorado FLOWER SHOP Chef Leo’s Inc. Prescriptions at Prices Elegent Flower Arrangements h (kidney) diset School of Mines; Feb. 10 — A & W Root Beer DIAPER SERVICE ney, 6-5 junior from Tu.sco- Serving Denver and You Like to Pay For All Occasions The above All Metropolitan Areas Piccailjlly 700 E. Hampden i ' la. 111. Fortney, an All Dis- Nebraska Wesleyan; Feb. Drive-In THE PRIME Rll 777 Canosa Ct. was posted < 2062 So. Bannock 781-5521 7 8 IB M 3 trit 7 N C AA choice last 13 — Southern Colorado 8B1 E. Hampden Avenue Denver, Colo. board in Lon 777-2015 I l«-nv«*r I ' S Niiltt.iirtl M^nk < 4304 So. Broadway year, led Regis scoring State; Feb. 15 — at Colo Englewood l~tl> nl HrtiMtlwrty 781-5416 292-1100 hospital for with a 22.8 average in 23 rado college; Feb. 17 — year; patienL games. He grabbed the University of Denver; Feb. Compliments of Certified Chemical Products Inc. egories wer Regis record for moat free 20 — Air Force; Feb. 22 — GEORGE HELLER'S Manufaclurcrs nf revived if throws in a season in Colorado college; Feb. 24 in heart failure. BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 1966-67, hitting 195. — at Nebraska Wesleyan; HOME FREEZER-MEATS Then a pat 1180 Kalam ath St. Also returning are Rich Feb. 26 — at Rockhurst; HOME CURED HAM & BACON 65 W. Chenango 789-2505 Louis E. Baudek. rep. Schraeder, 6-3 forward- Feb. 28 — at St. Mary of 2500 So. Broadway 825-0103 A N AT IO ^ guard from Denver: Bob the Plains. followed. Tht Courtesy of West Metrop G & E SPRINKLING GAMEWAY TIRE SERVICE al Hospital SPRINKLING SYSTEMS SA M S AUTO SERVICE gated, and I Gates new tires and recapping SPECIALIST IN BODY patient at Two Still Unbeoten Summer and Winter Treads AND CUSTOM TRENCHING AND FENDER WORK might have 5987 So. Curtice, Littleton 794-2651 781-0353 2930 So. F o x 934-9887 2401 W . E van s resuscitation denied it. T1 In FAL Compoign MINNESOTA PROTECTIVE ASSOC. Health follow Only the Buffs and Mul standing effort in any BEST WISHES order to hos ENGLEWOOD PRESS ACCIDENT, HEALTH AND LIFE len remain unscathed in league. blanket auto INSURANCE resuscitation, Freshman Athletic I^eague The Orediggers got back Printing - Lithographing - Mimeographing JOHN P. DALEIDEN varsity play. CHURCH GOODS STORE DON OSBORNE patient’s ag on the winning track this 3085 So. Broadw ay 781-6626 was to be iss In the hig game Oct. 14, past week after taking 1633 Tre m o nt 534-8233 534-7734 the BufTs came from be The hospitF that 40-0 loss at the hands cnt. however hind to deteat the Wolve of the Wolverines. This Best Wishes rines, 16-14. The winning VAN SCHAACK DICK'S WHOLESALE, INC. McMath. 68, week the ’Diggers gave the NICKELS-HILL-DRINKWINE only for the touchdown was a pass from Wildcats a dose of the SELLS CANDY • TOBACCO- NOVELTIES directive an< Ron Brenning to end Tom same medicine as they in your area MORTUARY of posting Brzienski. 999 W. LITTLETON BLVD. Englewood, Colorado downed them by the same Cali the man from Van Schaack tients could 794-6376 LITTLETON, COLO. 2842 So. Broadway The standings are: Mul 40-0 score. Aside from the South Office 297-5000 789-1136 commended f len and BufTs, 3-0; Oredig- fine offensive effort to guide the gers. Wolverines, and Ite- sparked by the quarter- Compliments of MUCH SUCCESS Compliments of The furor j gis 2-1; and Machebouf, backing of A1 Lake, the licity to a pr Wildcats, and Phantoms, 0- Orediggers held the Wild cal moralit 3. cats without a first down. "YOUR VALET" Julia Temple Center Sharmar Nursing Ctr. grown rapii C O AC H DON Buehler MULLEN REMAINED The Quality Way great advam of the Wolverines said his undefeated by pasting 3400 So. Marion 1201 W. Abriendo science and team was hurt by the loss development Machebeuf, 41-7. Wayne 1325 W. Oxford Denver’s Original 1 Hour Cleaners Englewood, Colo. Pueblo, Colo. of end Wayne Brookins, that can proi Smith went 18 yards and 761-0075 L I. 4-1173 who broke his arm in prac 789-0551 See the Yellow Pages for Locations the mortalh Bob Hoelskin added the tice the middle of the Englewood, Colo. extended per extra point for a first week; and that both .John The cont quarter Mustang score. Evans and Max Cue were raised the U Dan Strickroth scored handicapped by ii\jurics M . G R E E L E Y mercy killin that were su.staincd during twice in the second quarter ENGLEWOOD COLORADO euthanasia, on runs o f four and two BELLEVIEW BOWL the game. Buehler singled ch arges out guard John Forester yards with .Jamie Brown INDUSTRIAL BANK Britain's . n< and Smith making good on and linebacker Bernie Family Bowling Center School Uniforms abortion law extra point tries to make Rothrock for their fine lowed by leg the score 21-0 at intermis- 761- 3512 So. play throughout the game. 0660 B r o a d w a y F e d e ra l Buff Coach, Bill Hennigar, 794-4265 3 2 2 - 0 5 9 3 C iv il R had praise for his backfleld In other action, Regis of Ron Renning, Rick beat the Phantoms, 24-0. P rie st Stearns, and Kip Bass; and the defensive work of IN JUNIOR varsity BEST WISHES Best Wishes Detroit — Brenning, Stearns, and play, Oct. 16. the Oredig in the hum gers and Mt. Carmel re Brzienski. e v o v . ^ between a mained undefeated; and From his priest a I erred in the report Cathedral won its first c o ELVIN EDWARDS to the re ing of last week’s game game o f the season. THE FIRST N A TIO N A L younger n between the Wolverines IMPERIAL fSEISERAL CO!>ITRACTOR former par and O red iggers in that The Mt. Carmel Eagles CHRYSLER here. two touchdowns that bombed the Wildcats. 40-0. Father > and the Orediggers GRIFFITH/;PLYMOUTH General Repair & Service BANK should have been credit 45. who wa ed to John Evans were bounced Regis. 20-6. rights act given to others. That Cathedral scored on the NORTH SPEER AT THE VALLEY FREEWAY 757-3162 David’s pa would add up to three final series o f downs in the ACROSS FROM CONTINENTAL DENVER MOTEL OF ENGLEWOOD liv in g at last quarter to gain a 7-0 TD’s for the day for 2121 E. Dartmouth Denver, Colo. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION home ■ since Evans, w hich is an out- win over Holy Family. been revea