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T h u rs d a y , F e b r u a r y 23, 1967 VOL. LXI No. 29 i Archbishop Vehr Resigns 4 I » Archbishop-Designate Casey • Of Lincoln Is Successor % I Thirty-six years as Archbishop of Den­ ordi- raised to archiepiscopal status for his ap- dio- ver came to an end Wednesday, Feb. 22, f)ointment. ‘ the for Archbishop Urban J. Vehr with the Other appointments announced by the acceptance of his resignation by Pope Paul Apostolic Delegate include: re- VI. The Most Rev. William P. O’Connor, 3 he The announcement was made in Wash­ on his resignation from the See of Madi­ itant son, Wis., is transferred to the titular see i n ’ s ington, D.C., Feb. 22, by the Apostolic Like Delegate, Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, of Siccesi; . the The Most Rev. Cletus F. O’Donnell, re­ who also revealed that Bishop James V. try’s Casey of Lincoln, Neb., had been appoint­ Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, is transferred then ed by the Pope as the new Archbishop of to become the Bishop of Madison, Wis.; IS a . Monsignor James Hickey, rector of St. .ered Pau l’s seminary, Saginaw, Mich., is ap­ y of Archbishop Vehr, upon his resignation pointed Titular Bishop of Taragua and . for as Archbishop of Denver, is transferred to Auxiliary Bishop to Bishop Stephen 5 re- e in the titular See o f Masuccaba, which is Woznicki of Saginaw. itary iz in Archbishop-Designate James V. Casey . He Archbishop Urban J. Vehr Archbishop's Reign Marked by: ialis, » for -ator Message From Message From yer’s Progress and Growth the ise. Archbishop Vehr A rchbishop-Designate ed a The most eloquent trib­ On A pril 23, 1931, the tution, in Cincinnati. His sistant superintendent of ute that can be paid to with Right Reverend Monsignors, Very Reverend and Rever­ Most Rev. Pietro Fumaso- philosophical and theologi­ schools in the Archdiocese Archbishop Urban J. Vehr ni-Biondi, D.D., Apxjstolic rend end dear Fathers, Esteemed Religious, and Beloved cal studies were completed of Cincinnati, and in 1923, Casey during his priestly labors Delegate to the United at Mt. St. Mary of the 'ears People: after earning a master of in the Church was the al­ States, announced that the West seminan.’, and he was These w’ere the words of Bishop Casey on the occa­ e of The Holy Father has graciously consented to relieve arts degree at the Catholic most incredible growth, Rt. Rev. Urban J. Vehr, ordained on May 29, 1915, University of America, sion o f his new appointment: gnor me of the obligations o f the office of Archbishop o f Den­ both spiritual and materi­ rector of Mt. St. Mary of by Archbishop Henry Washington, D.C., he was It has only been a few days since I was notified of ver because of age and health, and has appointed the al, of the Church in Colo­ the West seminary, Nor­ Moeller o f Cincinnati. named superintendent of my transfer to the Archdiocese o f Denver; it is with no Most Reverend James V. Casey, Bishop of Lincoln, as rado. little trepidation that I have accepted the responsibil­ was w ood, O., had been ap­ In the following month, schools in the archdiocese. my successor. I assure him a sincere welcome to the Nearly thirty-five o f his ity of succeeding the beloved Archbishop Vehr, whose rchy pointed by the Holy Fa­ he was named assistant Archdiosese and pledge him the cordial cooperation of 52 years in the priesthood pastor of Holy Trinity par­ He held that position wise and priestly vision has guided this great Christian ame ther, Pope Pius XI, succes­ the clergy, religious, and faithful in everything he un­ were spent in the Colum­ ish, Middletown, O., and in until 1926, when he was community for some 36 years. la te sor to Bishop J. Henry T i­ dertakes. bine state, where he served 1921, chaplain of the named rector of St. Grego­ On many occasions I have visited Denver and I cera hen o f Denver. May I take this means of expressing to all of you my first as Bishop of Denver The newly elected Bishop mother-house of the Sisters ry’s Preparatory seminary, know its majestic beauty. I look forward to joining the shop most sincere appreciation and gratitude for your ever and then as Archbishop. was a native of Cincinnati, o f Charity at Mt. St. Jo­ an institution that housed Denver community both as u Bishop and as a fellow tion generous and devoted loyalty, and for the innumerable The appointment of born in suburban Price seph on the Ohio, near the high school, college, citizen. 1 St. acts of kindness and good will shown to me by so many Archbishop - designate Hill on May 30, 1891, the Cincinnati. and philosophy depart­ These are challenging days; and I ask prayers that, r a l, over the years. I wish it were possible to thank each of James V. Casey marks son o f Anthony and Cath­ ments for the training of in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, I may fulfill h op you personally. the second time that an erine Humann Vehr. IN 1922, he became as­ (Turn to Page 4, Sec. 2) adequately the new responsibilities given me by Our a n i, My Holy Mass will be offered each day for you and Ordinary of the Denver Holy Father, Pope Paul VI, in sending me among you as the your intentions. May the Good Lord bless you, your See has come from the Early Priesthood a spiritual shepherd. ^ •ft.lAMES V. CASEY con- homes and your loved ones with good health and the Diocese of Lincoln, Neb. b y many spiritual and temporal favors which only He in Bishop J. Henry Tihen The Ordinary of Denver From Bishop Maloney an d His bounteous Providence, can bestow. was transferred from attended St. Gregory’s Pre­ It is with a "pu ll at the heart-strings” that his e o f 1 ask a little remembrance in your daily prayers. Lincoln to Denver on paratory seminary and Xa­ Sept. 21, 1917. vier college, a Je.suit insti­ priests received the news of the retirement of our be­ From Bishop Buswell D u r b a n j . v e h r loved Archbishop Vehr. All of us who have been associ­ imed ated with him in any way during his years as our pas­ No one in , to has continued to show his coin tor in the Archdiocese of Denver will cherish the memo­ my knowledge, enjoys the concern and his constant 7. a From Bishop Newell ry o f his fatherly guidance and kindly concern. It has universal resp>ect and love interest in our diocese with eath been a privilege to work with him and under him, and o f all to the same degree unusual warmth and ex­ judgment with which he with dignity and honor The Most Rev. Hubert our new Archbishop In the to learn from his dedication to the welfare of the flock as Archbishop Urban J. traordinary generosity. addressed him self to the proving him self a worthy Newell, Bishop of Chey­ name of the clergy, reli­ entrusted to him. His years of leadership have been Vehr. It is therefore with As we bid Archbishop gious and faithful o f the duties o f the episcopal of­ successor to the beloved enne, issued the following marked with blessings for the Church in Denver and deep emotion that we learn Casey welcome, we wish .statement on the appoint­ Diocese of Cheyenne, we fice. His extensive educa­ Archbishop Vehr. ( the Colorado. We pray that God may give him good health o f his giving over the re­ for Archbishop Vehr length y of ment of Bishop James Ca­ extend him a warm wel­ tion, his relative youth and sponsibilities as Archbishop of days, happiness and Our priests. Sisters and and many more happy years in our midst. new* sey as the new Archbishop come to the Rocky Moun­ his wide experience make of Denver and Metropolitan abundance, and God’s laity join me in promising 1 am sure that our priests will receive our new Arch­ Uhe- o f Denver: tain area and our province. him a providential choice of this province to Arch­ abiding blessings. He will prayers that the Church of bishop with the same loyalty and devotion which we st is We have known the new for the growing Archdio­ bishop-designate James V. Denver will continue to have shown to Archbishop Vehr. In their name I pledge have a continual remem­ nent It is a great source of joy Archbishop for several cese and the Metropolitan Casey, formerly Bishop of brance in my prayers and flo u ris h spiritually and him obedience and cordial support in every undertaking. r as to learn that the Holy years and have admired See o f Denver. Lincoln. in the prayers of Catholics has chosen Bishop James m aterially under his able Most Reverend David M. Maloney also hiz zeal, his devotion to W ithout doubt, he will We in Southern Colorado throughout the Diocese of Casey, of Lincoln, Nebr., as discharge his new offices direction. Auxiliary Bi-shop of Denver t of the Church and the mature have many reasons to have Pueblo. >nso* a very special love and dary lasting gratitude to Arch­ Bishop Charles Buswell, »r of bishop Vehr. From 1931 to Pueblo 1942, he was shepherd of the flock in Southern Col­ State Abortion Bill Storm Rising orado. His indefatigable O f f ic ia l zeal and his pastoral soli­ By Ernest E. Sanchez bodily injury” to the moth­ ing its implications,” said block it. Lamm told the citude during those days A bill to relax greatly out "a bill we can all The legislation provides er. Rep. Anthony J. Mullen ''Denver Catholic Regis­ live with.” have become almost leg­ Colorado’s legal restrictions for a punishment o f not The proposed bill was (D-Northglenn). He said he ter” he met Tuesday more than three years in endary. His wisdom and against abortion was One version under con­ vision inspired the estab­ met with immediate oppo­ got the idea that some evening with them and prison and a fine of not scheduled to be introduced sideration by sponsors of lishment of this diocese sition on the part of some were backing it because they were trying to work more than $ 1,000 for "any in the State Hou.se o f Rep­ the legislation would set which had been made pos­ legislators who appealed to they thought it was aimed person who intentionally Archdiocese of Denver resentatives this week, and up a "special hospital sible by the progress of the voters to mount a at crim inal abortions and ends or causes to be ended Chancery Officer alread y had become the public campaign for defeat board” of three licensed this area under his guid­ center of a stormy contro­ at preventing mental re­ the pregnancy o f a woman 1536 Ix>gan Street of the legislation. physicians on the staff of ance. versy. tardation. by any means other than Since 1942, as our Met­ The Rev, David Man- The 'bill, to have been hospital where an abortion The exact language of is to be performed to de­ by necessary medical ter­ ropolitan, Archbishop Vehr gum, assistant pastor at the measure to be intro­ introduced by Rep. Richard MULLEN has been mination of the pregnancy Sts. Peter and Paul’s par­ D. Lamm (D-Denver) and term ine w’hether abortion duced had not been com­ w orking with a group of is a "medical necessity” in or live birth.” ish, Wheatridge, has been pleted, but it was unders­ Carl Gustafson (R-Denver>, legislators who were trying It also provides a charge Knights Donate appointed director of voca­ was said to have about 40 each given case. A m^ori- tood the proposal would le­ to keep the bill from being ty decision of the board o f murder if a woman dies tions for the Archdiocese of co-sponsors in the House $5,000 for Center galize termination o f preg­ introduced. He said the would be necessary to per­ as the result of a criminal Denver. He will continue nancy in cases o f incest alone. group o f eigh t would ac­ mit the operation. abortion. New Haven, Conn. — A to serve the Wheatridge and rap>e, where there was tively oppose it. He said he "They’re trying to $5,000 cash gift from the parish. •t. Other versions being "possible” physical or men­ A related story would like to see parish considered, however, would cloak it as if it were a Knights of Columbus, ear­ Faithfully Yours tal damage to the unborn and editorial ap­ priests urge their parish­ not require so elaborate a criminal abortion bill,” marked for a proposed na­ In Christ child, and to protect the pear on Page 3 and ioners to write to their le­ preliminary procedure. Mullen said, "bu t at the tional ecumenical research physical and mental health Page 14. gislators opposing it. The legislation also same time they’re intro­ center, has been received of the mother. The opponents of the would redefine criminal ducing these new meas­ by the U.S. Catholic Bish­ c n - E xisting state law per­ "I think some of the co­ legislation apparently abortion and provide pen­ ops’ Committee for Ecu-* ras ures. We do think there mits abortion to "prevent sponsors are backing it were having some suc­ t f V J alties for felonious viola­ mcnical and Inter-religious ool should be laws against serious and permanent without really understand­ cess in their attempts to Rep. Anthony Mullen tion. Affairs. . Archbishop of Denver O n (Turn to Page 2) th e Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, Eebruary 23, ‘Register’ Names Semina/iq ■ I • < General Manager I reviewed more than 60 ap­ The Denver Archdiocesan A new general manager Chancery office reports u total ■ < has been appointed for the plications from newspaper o f $65 donatcKl toward semi­ Register System of executive personnel from nary burses during the past ‘ I Newspapers, it was around the country. Schiro week.. • I announced this week by was chosen because of his Donations for the St. Jude the Rev. Daniel J. Flaher­ 30 years experience in all Burse were received from ■i ty, editor. phases of the newspaper Denver, II. B., $5; Denver, • <■ He is Frank Schiro of industry. Mrs. J. A. P., $20;’ Denver, IL G. O.. $10; Denver, T. B.. $10; San Mateo, Calif., formerly A journalism graduate of Father Raymond Hamilton associated w ith the San. San Jose State college, San burse, Denver, K. M. H., $20. I Francisco division of the Jose, Calif., he first served All offerings toward the Regis Week I Mergenthaler Linotype as a reporter for newspa­ various burses are used to company as Western States pers in California. He later educate young men for the M elvin J. Roberts, •I photo-composition sales became editor and publish­ priesthood. They may be sent above, president of the manager and production er o f the Grande Evening Vocations direct to the Archdioeesan Colorado National Bank, Observer, La Grande, Ore. Chancery OfTice, 1536 Logan' systems analyst. H e has street, Denver. Denver, has been named been with Mergenthaler for In his 10-year stay as an Director c h a irm a n fo r th e 1967 the past 13 years. .Oregon publisher, he was Victims Given Aid Regis Week program at active in education, and The Rev. David M. Regis college, Denver, In. his capacity as gener­ Mangum, assistant pas­ Bogota, Colombia — chaired the Oregon state V ictim s o f an earthquake! April 23-30. He will dir- al manager, Schiro will be tor of Sts. Peter and legislature education- inter­ that hit Southern Colombia 'ect activities of the 10th in charge o f the operation Paul parish. Wheat Drive's Advanced Committee Meets im committee in 1950-51. Feb. 9 have received a sum annual observance with of the Register plant Ridge, has been ap­ The studies o f this com­ of money, and personal a committee of more which publishes the Na­ pointed director of voca­ Members of the Advaneed Gifts Committee for the forthcoming third mittee resulted in the com­ condolences from Pope Paul than 50 persons. i-I annual Archdioeesan Development Drive met recently to set up its pro­ tional Register, the Den­ plete revamping of the Or- tions for the Archdiocese of Denver by Archbishop VI. The quake, killing 78- gram. Left to right are the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka, director; ver Catholic Register and .egon state elementary and persons and injuring more Monday Deadline! John R. Moran, Gerald TeBockhorst, vice chairmen; and John J. Sullivan, w eek ly newspapers for 34 .secondary school district­ Urban J, Vehr. Father Mangum, 34, was or­ than 300, damaged the The di'adlinc for news archdioceses and dioceses ing, tax structure, and stories and pictures to ap­ chairman. ______•______- dained M ay 26, 1962, af­ 350-year-old cathedral loc­ throughout the country em­ - educational standards. p ea r in the ’ 'R e g is te r” is ter graduating from St. ated on Bogota’s central p lo y in g m ore th an 200 Returning to California Monday at 9 a.m. ______Thomas seminary and plaza.______I______people. after selling the Oregon O f f ic ia l Educators p r e v io u s ly atten d ed St. newspaper, Schiro became I Peter’s college (N.J.). He Archdiocas* ol Denver T H E N A M IN G of Schiro publisher of the Los Altos is a native of Holyoke, GOD LOVE YOU To Discuss to the GM post ends a News, Los Altos, Calif., CHANCERY OFFICE Mass. He will continue three-month search in and later acting publisher "Send missionaries to foreign lands." This appeal/ 1S3C Logan Street to serve the Wheat Ridge which time the Register of the Salinas Daily Post. shouted through the ages/ is still heard and must be N e w Issues parish. heard. But the Missions have grown up and today we February 19,1967 He was for several years, Several bills have been active as manager of the must distinguish between missionaries from the out­ side and native clergy. It is sad but true that in the Reverend Dear Father and Beloved People: introduced in the current Salinas Employers associa­ session of the Colorado tion, specializing in labor- past missionaries often Once each year, during the Lenten season, a collec­ I Forty Hours' did not develop a native Legislature which have im­ management arbitrations 4' tion is taken in all the dioceses of the country known as clergy. Such was the the Bishops’. Relief Collection to provide aid for the vic­ plications for students at­ and industry-wide negotia­ Devotions | tending non-public schools.. tions, before joining the case in the Philippines as tims o f war and poverty. well as in the Congo and W e are informed there still remain millions of people An analysis of these M ergenthaler company in Feb. 6, 1967 bills, which range from 1953. the rest of Africa. Re­ in dire distress, because o f active warfare; and by reason III Sunday gardless of our affection of cruelties which were imposed upon them in the days loans for textbooks for all o f Lent students in grades seven SCHIRO will bo joined for Asians or Africans, follow in g the cessation o f actual combat. Millions of we would not want alt people were deported from their homes in large sections through 12 to the demand in Denver by his wife and St. Francis de Sales, that all schools in the daughter, both of whom the clergy in the United o f Europe and the Far East. Communist aggression has D en ver States recruited from state be accredited by the are still residing in Cali-, added to these problems in Korea, Vietnam, and other Loretto Heights Col­ other lands. Rightly we State Department of Edu­ fornia. He has two older parts of the. world. Thousands of Cubans have come to lege, De.nver would feel that we should our shores as penniless refugees from their alllicted cation as .a pre-requisite children who live in Cali­ for existence will be dis­ fornia, a son associated be spiritually ministered homeland. * Our Lady of Sor-* to by our own people. To provide against the despair and distress of these cussed by members of the with Stanford university rows. East Lake School Office staff at the and a married daughter. many millions, our Catholic Relief agencies, under the Frank Schiro Our brothers in mis­ open meeting on "Catholic * St. Francis, Weldona direction of the Bishops of this country, continue to lend sion lands feel the same Education, Its Problems active assistance. The Church has a world-wide outlet of way. The primary pur­ and Achievements,” which f o r Seminary Friends * Missions marked with distribution through our missions, religious communities, pose of the missionary is w ill be held on Tuesday, The annual Mass and breakfast at St. Thomas’ seminarv. an asterick (*) may have and Bishops in every part o f the globe. to train teachers, priests. Feb. 28, at Cure d’ Ars Denver, for friends, benefactors, and their families will bo held 13 Hours’ .of Exposition During 1966, with governmental help, the Bishops’ at the seminary, 1300 S. Steele street, Denver, on Sunday, Feb. Monsignor O'Meara brothers and. religious School, Denver, 9:45-11:30 of the Blessed Sacrament Relief Services shipped overseas and distributed to the '26. The Mass will be ofTcred at 10 u.m. in the seminary chapcL who understand the psychology and history of the a.m. instead o f 40 Hours*. needy in 77 countries food, clothing, medicine, and other’ Breakfast will be served afterward. people they serve. The missionary may leave his Also on the agenda will relief, supplies valued at over $136 millions o f dollars.. mark as one did on one of my good friends in Nige­ W e are told that more than 10 millions of suffering, be a team headed by the Rev.- John Rae of the Ca- • ria, Brian Boru Usanga. An Irish missionary bap­ underfed children and adults of every race and faith tized him Brian after he'was born. Although his first receive physical consolations of food, clothing, and med­ thedral h igh school staff. name was Irish, his family name was African. Today icine in their darkest hours. The team w ill present an- he is a Bishop. We may give Christian names but we • Please give what your means permit to this annual overall picture o f Catholic education today, the curri­ must at the same time prepare' native priests and national appeal for suffering, humanity in war-tom bishops. The missionary who does not integrate his cula, scholarship programs, . lands. God has blessed us with abundance. Millions mission into the local community is like an umpire throughout the world are on the verge of. starvation and and extra-curricular activ­ — always watching the game but never playing it. look to us for the necessities of life. ities in Denver Catholic With every good wish and blessing, I am high schools. When missionaries are driven out of a country so . Faithfully - yours, The proper place for often it is like the tearing down of a scaffolding, science in the elementary d n A u / u m a t, i curriculum and the value ' leaving the Church there half built. If they have left no native priests behind, they have left the Church o f science texts will pro­ JOHN E. ZOOK E A R L G. CO LG LAZIER G E R A R D R. vide material for discussion A u u j L 1 8 9 7 TeBOCKHORST, CPCU with only part of a foundation. Our missionaries by a panel .of elementary have to remember that they are "Western," belong­ Archbishop o f Denver and secondary educatois. 1130 P U B L IC S E R V IC E B L D G . ing to a segment of the world now on the defensive P.S. The collection is to be taken on Sunday, March A ll pastors, principals “ the affluent West. We are saving souls in the Mis­ and interested parents are sions, but that is not all we do! We are saving situa­ invited to attend. tions, societies, secular institutions but this cannot wait until "tom orrow" for tremendous, demonic State Abortion. . . forces are destroying the "humanness" of humanity. (Continued From Page 1) them the right to play And yet today in many of the seminaries of Africa these butchers, but this God.” . we turn away 150 to 200 young men each' year sim­ is not the point here.” He cited other factors: ply because we cannot find enough funds to support Mullen said he would "They say that deformities ariu educate? th e m ! push for a public hearing can be caused in the fetus on the proposed bill since when the mother is ex­ Many of you readers have not a priest in the fam­ it is so controversial. posed to German Measles. ily. Many of you are perhaps childless. Many of you Mullen is working with They say there’s a good reading about the desperate world situation ask Lt. Gov. Mark A. Hogan; possibility, but they can’t "what can I as an individual do?" If you send us Rep. Thomas T. Farley (D- be sure until the-baby is $250 a y e a r fo r six years, o r $1,500 w hich w ill.c o m ­ Pueblo), Minority Leader; born. As I say: you’re just HOW pletely educate a native priest, you will have brought Rep. James T. O’Donnel giving the doctor the right a nation closer to God through one of their own. The (D-Denver); Rep. Phillip to play God.” financial burden of this may be too great for some. Massari (D-Trinidad); Rep. Mullen said he felt pas­ SWEET But do not let this deter you! No matter how small a Vincent Groce (R-La Jun­ sage of the abortion bill sacrifice you make, it will help toward the education ta); Rep. Joseph V. Cala­ would signal the start of of a native priest-son. Let the Holy Father choose brese (D-Denver), and Rep.' lib eralizin g laws such as IT the seminarian and the seminary. You may never Thomas H. Dameron, Sr.; those having to do with know the name of your adopted priest but your name (D-Pueblo). mercy killings. IS! will ever be upon his lips . . . those same lips each "Look at the hill in the' day of his entire life turn bread and wine into His THE freshman Repre­ legislature now that would Body and Blood and care for thousands of souls be­ sentative cited the danger liberalize even further the Saving, cause of you. Write to me. of its passage in the divorce laws,” he noted. He House. There are about 40 said the bill would make When begging for Christ, we ask not [ust for co-sponsors, and it takes, incompatibility grounds for First of money but any valuables that can be sold and the only 33 votes to pass it in divorce. money given to the poor. So send us your old gold the House of 65 members. ^ A iL . and jewelry •— look in the dusty corners of your "This has a good chance HE SAID that an abor­ jewel box or top drawer for your grandparents' gold o f passing unless there is tion bill could bo further- eyeglass frames or watches, for the bracelet or ring strong opposition to it,” he liberalized someday by you no longer wear, the cuff links you never liked. said. He said he would like making economic distress, Your semi-precious and precious jewels will win to see Catholics and other illegitim ate pregnancy, precious souls for Christ. Our address: The Society religious groups unite birth control, and health for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, against it. ' impairment to the mother New York, N. Y. 10001. • He cited the fact that legal grounds for abortion. there are 14 supporters for GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. W. H. M. "I have worn an abortion hill in the these rings for 20 years and I have finally decided to Senate. Only 18 votes are Servites Elect replace them with a plain gold band. Taking care of needed to pass it in that Provincial • ■ 8 children, mixing pie crust and cleaning house, just chamber. Mullen indicated makes diamonds a nuisance! It gives me great foy some of his reasons for Chicago — Father Ste­ to know these will help someone else to live. . . . to phen Ryan, O.S.M., 38, a being opposed to it: J . S.* "E n c lo s e d Is another .$1,500. to m ake a s e m i­ native o f Oak Park, III., "I definitely think abor­ narian a priest. It's a great sacrifice for me but now has been elected Provincial- tions are a form of murder. my husband and I have 4 priest-sons." .. . to M. M. of the new Western Prov­ I oppose it mainly on mor­ "Please sell this ring — it Is a valuable piece of ince of jicrvite at the al grounds, and I feel that jewelry. I have wanted so much to help you, since chapter looting held at -Pope Paul gave us a jeweled piece more precious if we give these physicians Our Lady of Riverside this right, then we give than anything 1 could ever give up for the poor of priory, Riverside, Calif. . . the world." • •' Personalized Monuments and Markers Cut out thi$ column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail it to Msgr. Edward T. O'Meara, National Director of The Society for the Propagation of the Memorial Co. F a ith , 366 F ifth Avenue, New Y o rk, New Y o rk 10001, Speer Bivd At 9th or to your Diocesan Director, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Grego­ Erickson 75S 1 785 ry Smith, 301 Sooth Sherman Street, Denver, Colora­ do. Thursday, February 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 3 Liberalized Abortion Laws By Barbara Koy T H IS argument fails to is considered separate from broken continuity of life U N D E R American law months are going to have BLIND A drive to liberalize note that the fetus con­ the mother, as pointed out from the fertilization of the every person charged with babies with anomalies, it abortion laws around the tains all the elements es­ in a Kansas Supreme ovum to the development a capital offenHe must be seem.H rather drastic to de­ CHILD, • country continues. sential for indejHjndent life. Court decision, "The ra­ o f the embryo, fetus, in­ indicted, have an attorney stroy the other eighty per The Catholic opposition No other part of the body tionale of the decisions fant, child, youth and man. defend him. must have the cent to ninety per cent to HAPPY on moral grounds is that becomes a human being in supporting the right of a A ny d is tin c t and livin g right to confront his accu­ guard against this.” abortion is the taking of its own right as the fetus child to maintain an action organism, fundamentally sers. must have an open It also seems rash to CHILD inn(x.‘ent life and "the state does. No other part o f the for its prenatal injuries capable of intelligence is a trial of which a record is change the law to cope THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AlO TO THE OR lENTAL CHURCH cannot authorize medical body has its own distinct ap(>ears to be that an un­ human person and remains kept. with a disease that re­ men to do what is beyond and unique genetic makeup born viable child is capable so as long as it possesses Even the habitual crim­ searchers are confident The teacher m hungry Gaza said: "Do you see its own authority — to de­ combining characteristics of independent existence life.” inal accused of a heinous they can eradicate with a that little eight year old? He's bltnd, of course, stroy innocent life.” from both the mother and and hence should be re­ Dr. John Marshall in crime receives the most vaccine before the next but for the first time in life he's happy! He has careful protection o f the had some lunch, and now he's outdoors playing Some will argue that the father. No other part garded as a separate enti­ Medicine and Morals major outbreak. bail with other children!" . . . The ball has a bell this "innocent life” is not a oT the body can have its ty.” agrees, "Biologically as law to en sure th at his inside, like the ball you give a puppy. Unfortu­ person in its own right own separate and different well as ethically the only rights are safeguarded. E V E N if doctors could nately, blindness mi-ms playing ball by ear. . . . (only a person can have type of blood. The mamy M O R A L L Y this separate logical and satisfactory Virtually no protection is predict with one hundred Some of them are older, but there are, all told. rights), but only a part of view o f the embryo is to provided for the unborn pre cent accuracy when a FOR 76 blind boys and girls m the Holy Father's examples o f Rh incompati­ life must be considered as LENT Center for the Blind in Gaza. They are learning child threatened by abor­ baby will be born defective, the mother. And so it can bility demonstrate that a human being. Moral regard it as a human MAKE to read and write Braille, to raise chickens and be sacrificed for the good even the blood sub-types being from the outset. It tion. Though he is guilty who has the right to say A rabbits, to weave beautiful Gaza rugs. Someday. theologian Thomas J. Hig­ o f the whole body in the can and do differ. has from the outset a of no crime nor accused of that it would be better if BLIND please God. despite blindness they'll be able same way that an arm or gins, S.J., explains, — degree of independence crime, he is granted not that child not be born? CHILD to support themselves! . . . What do these blind Legally the unborn child Would the world be bet­ HAPPY! children need? Each one needs only $10 a leg can be amputated. (There) is direct and un- with regards to the mode even such elementary pro­ month for food, clothing, games and learning of its growth and develop­ tections as a defender, a ter without a Charles materials. Was happiness ever cheaper? . . . ment and, though receiving hearing, specifications to Steinmetz. an electrical If you'd like to send $10 regularly each month nutrition from the mother, support the demand for his genius, but born a horribly (or $100 to take care of '67). we'll send you a the manner of development execution, or the right of deformed grotesque hunch­ photo—and the name—of the blind boy or girl appeal. back? Would the world be you'll be helping. Other gifts, large and small, is not controlled by her. are needed too. Make this your sacrifice for Lent! He can be condemned to better without a deaf Edi­ It is from the outset death in secret and sum­ son, an epileptic Michelan­ a human being.” mary proceedings without gelo, a polio-paralyzed Legally, biologically, and so much as a whisper Franklin Roosevelt, or a □ $2,400 Cost of a new school bus. m orally the unborn child raised in his defense. deaf and blind Helen □ $1,000 Complete care for 9 blind children. Keller? □ $250 Part of the equipment for a new in its mother’s womb must Abortion has been pro­ w o rksh o p . be considered as much a posed when there is "sub­ A doctor who has his □ $100 Part of the equipment for a new human per.son as the baby stantial’’ risk that the own way of handling wom­ c la ssro o m . cradled in its mother’s child will be born defec­ en who suggest abortion to WHAT □ $14 Buy lunch for one year for o youngster o v e r 12. arms. tive, such as when the him once said: "Yes, there WILL YOUR □ $11 Buy lunch for one year for a youngster Every tradition and law mother has been exposed is a chance that your child GIFT u n d e r 12. of the American system of to German measles early will not be normal. But DO? □ $5 Provide books in Braille, the finger justice is geared to the in pregnancy. there is aLso a chance that language. protection of innocent lives, The reasonableness of it will be just fine. Ix*t’s □ $3 Buy shoes for a blind boy. wait and .see. If at delivery □ $2 Buy gas for the bus that brings blind and no distinction is made abortion in German children to school. we see that it is a good between born and unborn measles cases is questioned □ $1 Buy lunch forone month forone blind lives. by Dr. Isadorc Dyer, chief one. we’ ll keep it. If it’s c h ild . The Declaration of Inde­ of obstetrics at Charity not a good one, we’ll have pendence holds the inalien­ Hospital in New Orleans, a gun handy and shoot it!” able right to life to be self " I f between ten per cent iThis is the first in a se­ MASSES Yes, our priests in the Holy Land can offer and twenty per cent of the ries of articles on abortion. FOR promptly the Masses you request. (Remember­ evident. LENT ing the deceased?) Usually, Mass offerings are The Bill of Rights de­ women who contract the It is reprinted from the our priests' only income. clares, "N o i>erson shall — disease in the first three Nevada Register) be deprived of life, liberty, - or property without due D ear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $ -- process of law." Monsignor Nolan: This proposal to allow CHURCH FURNISHINGS abortions would take away Please WeM-Merited Scholarships from the unborn child return coupon w ith y o u r his righ t to life. For due o ffe rin g National Merit scholarship finalist Michael Zerzan gets a congratulatory process of law it would RELIGIOUS ARTICLES handshake from Denver Archdiocesan superintendent of schools, the Rt. substitute the mere belief Rev. Monsignor William H. Jones, in the school office. 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She has held top of­ CSMC, G.A.A., and for two schools, Denver, are final­ fices in the Voice of years, the National honor ists in the National Merit Youth, is a member of society. 3 5 t h A N N U A L scholarship tests taken last the Junior Classical Cathedral high school spring. league, and state editor senior Mary Kay Szynskie They are 17-year-oId of its publication: a mem­ has a 3.3 average, and is Mary Kay Szynskie, Ca­ ber of the National For­ 20th in her class, hopes to thedral, who formerly at­ ensic league, Marycrest study biological sciences at COWML/A//Qyy tended St. Patrick’s grade science club, and for Colorado State university, school; Catherine Power, three years a member of and make research her ca- 1 18, of Marycrest, former the collegiate Great reer. student at Blessed Sacra­ Books program. She is She has been active in ment; Mike Zerzan, 17, treasurer of the Arch­ Cathedral’s pep club, sod­ Machebeuf senior; and diocesan CYO, and an ality, Great Books, J.C.L., Judy Tannehill, 17, of St. active member of the girl scouts, Spanish club, c ' Francis de Sales. Blessed Sacrament CYO concert choir, and is a All four have been active unit. The ’’Denver Post member of the National in extra-curricular activi­ Em pire” magazine re­ Honor society. s V ties, according to Denver cently gave her recogni- National Merit Scholarship archdiocesan tion in a feature, letters of C'ommendation were superintendent of schools. "Award to Outstanding received by the following: Monsignor William H. Teenagers.” Kathy Gencreux and Liz BREAKFAST Jones. Mike Zerzan ranked Michel. Cathedral: Betsy Vess. ^ MASS % •Judy Neumann and Peggy Ranked first in her class second with a 3.6 av­ •Jones, Machebeuf: Marsha class, w ith a 3.88 aver­ erage, wants to pursue G ib b s and •Jim W a rn e r, H oly IN THE age, Catherine Power physics or engineering Family: Michael Lindburg, Mul­ AT CATHEDRAL studies at Cal Tech or len: William Karlin, SL Francis M arquette university. His de Sales: Dianne Friend. Susan GRAND BALLROOM Roe, Susan Thelan, .Jane Wag­ 8:00 A.M. Receives hobbies are skiing and ner and Rebecca Young. St. chess. Mary’s Academy: Kathy Smith, HILTON HOTEL Judy Tannehill, with a Mary Ann Lucid and Diana A ssem ble at K. o f C. H o m e 3.4 average, intends to Scene, Marycrest; David Lopez, John T. Martin. Martin Nelan, Grant study medicine at St. Louis Richard Strong and John Un­ 1555 Grant Street at 7:15 a.m. 9:30 A.M. or Marquette university. derwood. Regis. Loretto Heights college MAIN SPEAKER has received a $49,000 grant from the National MOST REV. ALDEN J. 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‘Pacem in Terris’ Principles Applied By Frank Morriss It is commonly said by truth in the introduction of in the light o f this state­ state to recognize for Mao T.se-tung’s bloody t H O L I C those wanting Communist Pacem in Terris. He in­ ment from Pacem in Ter­ each individual the right legions of Red Guards, China in the United Na­ sists, in Part I, that any ris are beyond the pale of to the free exercise, both supported by the army, tions that we cannot ignore well-ordered society must law. C hina’s subjects, far public and private, of have trampled that right the 700,000,000 or more recognize human personal­ from being bound by the every faith, religion or into dust. Christian, Budd­ people in that country. ity and individuality, and orders o f the Red hench­ belief whose practice is hist, Confucianist — all Ironically, recognizing Red the rights that flow from men, are actually morally not incompatible with alike — have been made China as a U N member or man’s nature. free from any allegiance to good morals. enemies o f the state mere­ in any other way as a res­ • Needless to say, the hor­ them. Actions outside Chi­ This cun readily bo seen ly for wanting to honor pectable government would ror loose in Red China to­ na that help maintain this to reflect the thinking of God. What upright man be doing just that — ig­ day is the very antithesis reign of terror are helping the Second Vatican Council cannot want to see this noring those millions upon o f this recognition of hu­ impose an illegal slavery. on religious liberty. It also situation ended. To work to millions o f people degraded mans as reflecting God’s Actions by such as the reflects Pacem in Terris, that pur|X)se is to help put by that fearsome and ram­ nature. Individuals are Committee for the Libera­ w herein I ’ope John said, Pacem in Terris into ac­ paging despotism. treated with contempt — tion o f Red China designed "Es’ery human being has tion. Those who really want to the young, the old; they to remove this yoke of the right to honor God ac­ stop ignoring those people are paraded, abused, tor­ slavery from the Chinese cording to the dictates of I HOPE to devote my could support the National tured, slain. Masses are are implementing the ideas an upright conscience, and, next column to a further Committee for the Libera­ whipped into a frenzy to do o f Pacem in Terris. therefore, the right to study o f the principles of tion of China (1776 Broad­ the will of a handful of worship God privately and the National Committee for way, New York, N.Y. warlords guised as Com­ It is the duty of each publicly.” the Liberation of China. 10019). This group’s prin­ munist leaders. I f only the. ciples are identical with first principle of the Na­ many o f those enunciated tional Committee for the. • Listening In by Pope John X X III in his Liberation of China were encyclical Pacem iisi Ter­ put into operation in Chi­ ris. It is the first time to na, Communism would God's Plights Defended my knoNvledge that any disappear like the night­ organi2a^ion has been By Archbishop Robert J, Dwyer formed in tnis country to mare it is. What is meant when it is said, with defined ca.ses. These, unquestionably, are advocate that those prin­ Man has the right to g e n u in e sin cerity or w ith tongue in •tremendously important ditferences, and a ciples be applied in a par­ live according to his cheek, that An^erica is a Christian na- Catholic, above all, should never seek to ticular case to a nation conscience, as disci­ where they are being ig­ tion? Is it merely a convenient phrase for m inim ize them in the slightest degree, plined and guided by nored. political advertising, a piece of campaign F ven so, these difi'ereiices are not corn- sound ethical, religious, oratory (as the late'Wendell W illkie once nionly taken as distinguishing between political, social and tech­ LET US analyze the expressed himself in an unguarded mo- Christians and non-Christians. The.v are nical principles and cus­ Committee’s principles in ment), a sop to a somnolent conscience, or areas o f serious cleavage, but they also toms, without due inter­ the light of Pacem in does it correspond to a positive ethical serve to emphasize, by very contrast, oth- ference by the state. .Terris. reality? Is it a basic factor in the reli- er and equally important areas of agree- gious and moral climate of the coun'ry? ment. The human person-* Pope John in Part II of This, when it comes down to it, is the created to the image of his historical letter warns p.'imary question underlying the whole There is surely no disagreement God has an inalienable against misuse of civil au­ dreary business o f maintaining public de­ among Christians as to the inherent ■ I was hungry and y e . dignity and sacredness. thority by threats, punish­ cency. A ll efforts ^o ban salacious litera­ evil of public indecency and the ur­ ments, promises of re­ ture from the newsstands, or at least to. gency for controlling it. Attacks on FE 6 RUABV 26 — ;h 5 % Pope John XX III reminded wards. He stressed that the withhold it from the immature, and all Christian morality, the advocacy or civil authority must appeal the world of t^is very attem pts to keep the stage, the screen, portrayal of lust in such a way as to primarily to the conscience television, and other media o f communi­ incite emulation, the glamorizing of o f individual citizens. cation (not to mention the corner lunch vice, and all the rest of the catalogue Viewpoint The Communist rulers o f counter), on a reasonably high moral lev­ of horrors, are denounced by Chris­ China today are riding el, must ultimately invoke the conscience tians of all kinds and conditions as roughshod over the con­ o f the nation. For if America is no longer subversive of the public morality. sciences of its citizens, us­ Prophets and Losses Christian, or is so in no more than a pure­ Christian morality, it is true, can only ing the weapons of fear, survive if its appeal to the individual By Rev. L. Marvin Read violence, tawdry rewards ly nominal sense, and i f there is no real conscience is effective. But so long as for "good behavior.” I f con­ substance to her Christian conscience, It is the mind o f these The prosecution here it is accepted as the morality of the A spirit o f joyful exub­ ument o f loday, o f aggior- sciences in China were re­ then it could w ell be argued that any erance and frank hope namento. doomsday diviners that au­ points an accusing finger, nation, it has a right to minimal pro­ spected, the violence would censorship based on Christian principles How needless the con­ tomatically and thought­ not, at conservatism — a tection from overt subversion. characterizes the Vatican fade away, as would Com­ would verge on tyranny. The debate II document, "The Church flict, then, that arises be­ lessly rejects change and quality that must coexist munist rule. No worse vio­ might then happily eddy and swirl tween the Vatican ll-ani- dismisses it as "change for with progressivism — but in the Modern World.” lation of the principles of around the substitute censorship imposed I f all Americans were perfect citizens, Throughout the constitu­ mated and those whose the sake o f change.” It is to that dormant, fright­ P a ce m in Terris can bo by the omnijxitent state in the name of proof against any counsel o f deceit or any m ost recent motivation is the voice o f these ocnahs ened, cave-dwelling Chris­ tion’s five chapters, the cited than today’s terror in self-protection or public safety. But if, temptation to treason,, there obviously Church dynamic is heard in the anathema mode of of jinx that labels the tianity that felt secure Red China. over and above sectarian or even non­ would be no need for political censorship. in operation — encourag­ the once* current but now search for unity as "pro­ only when it was aloof sectarian difierences America is still dom­ I f all American Christians were paragons historical Council o f Trent. testantizing” or "compro­ from men, but — on the ing, motivating and inspir­ The fundamental rights inated by Judaeo-Christian beliefs and of virtue, there would be no need for occasion o f being met with ing itself to a love and What differentiates Trent mise” and that designates of the person are prior subscribes to the basic Judaeo-Christian moral censorship. But there are traitors, and Vatican II is not a liturgical experiments as the world — retires with relevance, to a care and to the state and society morality, then censorship is essential actual or potential, and there ai moral clam-like finality to the responsibility that fit in a matter of "new” dogma or "hootenannies.” It is the and when they are not protection. weaklings. There are, in fact, a great sanctuary of yesterday. current, concerned context. definition; what has tran­ myopia of these seers of respected by either state many more weaklings than there are This is Christianity with a spired between j.563 and sin that views moral cla­ or society, such state j r It is essential in the same sense traitors. bear-trap mind, Christian­ 1967 is not so much a rification as a "return to society becomes tyran­ that laws defining and punishing IN MANY ways, the matter of the traditional materialistic subjectivism” ity in mummified form treason are essential. National integ­ The problem o f censorship, political or document stands as the nical. being forgotten (it hasn’t and impetuously equates that whitens and stammers rity depends upon the loyalty of citi­ moral, is thorny in the e.xtreme. It is an greatest accomplishment of been) as it is an issue o f a when forced to meet reality difference of thought with Pope John himself linked’ zens. Actually, it is dependent upon ungrateful task to denounce treason, and the Council. The work sets heritage being brought to — Christianity that would division of the Church or society’s welfare to these the inner loyalty of their souls, and it is even less enviable to censure morals. forth "teaching already ac­ bear on cUnent peoples, outright heresy. return to a protective, rights, when he wrote, "It when this inner strength ev'aporates Cato was the least popular o f moralists, cepted in the Church,” (91)- times and events. blind and "safe” fetal posi­ is agreed that in our time the nation falls. But for survival, as a for all his incorruptibility. The Index but adds significant new The Church has not be­ tion wherein life is auto­ the common good is chiefly hare minimum, open and ov’crt treas­ Librorum Prohibitorum , now consigned .emphases and advances in come an essentially differ­ IF TH E purpose of the m atic rather than respon­ guaranteed when personal on, whatever the Supreme Court may to the historical dust-bin, has been a thought; it is a Magna ent church, but it has be­ negativists were one of de­ sible. rights and duties are say, must be suppressed. The public favorite object o f mockery for the profes­ Carta of what the Church come an intrinsically re­ fending the bounty of tra­ No one in the Church maintained. The chief con­ advocacy or preaching of subversion sional libertarians for centuries. It is IS and what it aspires TO newed church. To ignore dition against attack by expects a perfect L.B.J. cern of civil authorities must be l^anncd with penalties, im­ perilously easy to beat the libertarian BE. "The Church in the th at fact and the conse- irrational left-wingers, it "consensus o f thought” to must therefore be to en­ prisonment or even death. This is po­ drum and to decry all censors as puri­ Modern World” is a proc­ *quent spirit is to hurl one­ would be one thing. But occur; it couldn’t happen at sure that these rights are litical censorship. It is an accepted tans. But the problem remains unsolved lamation of a positive self backward in time and such a conflict is Quixotic; the Council; it can’t hap­ acknowledged, respected reality; it is a declaration this pseudo-battle merits limitation on the right of free speech. by the rhetorical approach. Nor is it to become removed from pen whenever a plurality . . . and promoted.” Both o f things that are and of fantasyland medals to be There arc certain unbalanced liber­ solved by running away from it and pre­ the present; it is to lose of minds is in operation. common good and individ­ things that must be. The pinned upon the stuffed tarians who object to this limitation, tending it doesn’t exist. Somehow it must hope for the future and to Difference of opinion, if not ual rights have been sac­ shirts, o f heroic defenders but they are not the voice of America. be faced. Someone, the hapless victim document looks at the fix tim e so that it runs downright disagreement, is rificed in Red China to the of a faith that was never And if they w’ore to be listened to, who is saddled with authority, has to ad­ NOW and at the FUTURE; another way than forward. to be expected wherever idolatry of Communism. In it regards the past with attacked. sheer chaos woultl ensue, and this dress himself to it. Such a return to yester­ growth and development charity, we have a duty to The tradition of the land of the free would vanish down respect, the present with day is typical of the nega- are to be made. do all that we can to see love and the future with tivist prophets of doom Church can no more be re­ The sharpest and most the vacancies of lime. America, whether she relishes the the situation is remedied. role or not, has to deal with the fact hope. that roam freely, if awk­ jected than can the first bitter conflict within the It is our conviction^ that there is genu­ of treason. It does occur; it must be In other words, "The wardly, through the fifty years o f a 51-year-old Church is that which It is the duty of every ine validity to the concept of America as punished. Christian America cannot Church in the Modern strange world of the pre­ person’s life; all that has needlessly exists between state to respect each a Christian nation. Certainly, she is not escape the obligation of dealing with World” is singularly a doc­ sent. happened;-, all that has the two extremes. It is one person’s equal right to as fully Christian as we might wish her public indecency. The perfect formula been taught and learned IS thing to err-by-excess in life, liberty and property; to be, but still the va.st majority o f her for this has not yet been found; it a part o f today’s Church. favor of a positive progress and to accord to each ■people not only believe in God, but have W hatever new directions, that has got to inevitably person within its territo­ may never be found. It may take a THE DENVER CATHOLIC faith in the revelation of Jesus Christ as attitudes and approaches be made, to go too far in, ry full and complete very long time to find and test the may be sought are admit­ the generally correct direc­ protection of the law the Son o f God. They may differ on innu­ suggested formulae thoroughly. But REGISTER tedly based on what has merable points of the Creed, but they an­ tion. It is something else, without distinction of those who are honestly striving to •gone before — on tradition. swer, consciously and clearly, to a gen­ find the formula, using the norms of President ...... Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. however, to err by moving nationality, race, sex or So why a ll the defen­ eral description of themselves as Chris­ prudence, wisdom, moderation, and Editor ‘ ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty counter to the Church’s religion. siveness and fright? Why tians. In like manner, uieir morality may charity, deserve something better from’ General Manager ...... Frank Schiro progress, to march TO the hesitancy to relax the not be entirely uniform in its obligations, their critics, particularly those of the Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter Trent rather than FROM Pope John was so strong grip on the past in order its prohibitions, and its sanctions, but it Denver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha Vatican II. on the duty of the state to secular press, than to be denounced to explore the possibility of Associate Editors ...... Rev. L. Marvin Read, recognize man’s basic can be called, broadly, a Christian mo­ as enemies of human freedom. More climbing toward the fu­ Frank Morriss, Linus Riordan, THE PROPHETS of rights that he said, "This rality. It is based upon common agree­ clearly than their detractors do they ture? W hy the reluctance Paul H. Hallett, Jack Bacon, doom are an anachronism means that if any govern­ m ent on the moi*al precepts o f the Old realize the price that freedom de­ to meet today’s questions ♦ Ernest E. Sanchez, Chris Hernon, in today’s Christianity,, ment does not acknowledge and New Testamciits and upon a recog­ mands. More clearly do they realize and problems with an att­ and James R. Walsh. their talent, concern and the rights of man, or vio­ nition that these bind in conscience. and reckon the rights of God in hu­ itude that is one of broth­ Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy faith, turned away from lates them, it not only fails In the area of morals the chief points man society. erhood rather than one of Circulation D ire c to r...... Julia M. 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The case of the Three decency by their perform-^ could not apply to the did the Mimes, who had John Donne: "No man is noisome individualists. The 42 Mimes vs. People o f Den­ anco in Phipps Auditorium’ Mimes case. the effrontery. to call Den­ an. island. . But in the Mimes case can be ap­ ver, which was decided in last November, under cover ver a "cow-town” because OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER matter of smutty enter­ pealed to the Colorado Su­ favor of the three San of propagandizing for Civil ONE OF the two As­ it does not like their pecu­ The Denver Catholic Register merits our tainment and publications, preme Court, if enough Francisco beatnik perform­ Rights. The jury agreed sistant City Attorneys pro­ liar notions of art. cordial approval. We - confirm it as the official the individual who is part people want it to be. ers last week, did some­ that the play as a whole secuting the Mimes is a Rugged individualism o f the great majority that publication of the archdiocese. Whatever ap­ thing more than make was patently offensive to N egro, M orris Cole, who, has long ago fled the eco­ rejects this assault on com­ pears in its columns over the signature of the good newspaper copy. It the average man applying, like every other Negro I nomic field. Billboards are munity standards must too WITHOUT finding fault Ordinary or those of the Officials of our Curia established a leg a l prec­ contemporary Denver happen to know, docs not banned from our highways often bow to the "rights” of with the judge or jurors is hereby declared official. edent which could make standards for the morality appreciate the association because they affront the the individual who insists who tried the case, many We hope The Register w’ill be read in every difficult or impossible the of entertainment. An ad­ of Negroes with obscenity, esthetic sense (not neces­ on having it, whatever people feel that the law on home of the archdiocese. restraint o f obscenity in verse decision was checked even under the guise of sarily o f a majority of the harm it may do to the obscenity did not got a fair We iirge pastors, parents, and teBchers to any public, place in Denver. by the "redeem ing social free speech and Civil people). Our zoning laws community. application here. Those cultivate a taste in the children of the arch­ The prosecution had a value” standard laid down Rights. We have happily sometimes forbid even who do feel that way diocese for the reading of The Register. good case against the by the U.S. Supreme outgrown the old-style schools and churches going THE LARGER and should communicate their + U RB AN J. V E H R blackface threesome, who Court, which is a very blackface comedians, but, up in certain parts of our better part o f the commu­ feelings to City Attorney Archbishop of Denver were charged with violat­ elastic criterion and which with all their faults, they cities. We have heard ad nity has its rights as well Max Zall and Mayor Cur- ing Denver’s standards of many legal experts believe never slandered Negroes as nauseam the words of as have the rugged and rigan. Thursday, Februdry 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Pag 9 ^

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Pad b erg, S.J., Men and youths desirous conducted the exercises. of making this retreat may contact the captains, or TH E R E T R E A T for the may call the retreat house weekend of Feb. 24-26 is in Sedalia. 688-4198, for for the men of eastern reservations. Colorado parishes. Castle Interested men are re­ Rock, Kansas, and Pueblo. minded that they do not Captains are Joseph Fox- have to wait for a retreiit hoven. Sterling; Leo Lech- sponsored by a group, but man, Sedgwick; Vincent may apply directly to the Lechman, Julesburg; Jo­ retreat house on any seph Simon, Stratton; John weekend. Reddy. Ben Esquihel, and FOR MUTUAL FUNDS Chairman \amed PHONE For Area K. o f C. JOE A LB I 'Register' Wins Press Association Awards Cascade Investm ent Co. Corjiorate Mass 718 17th S tre e t It was award time for the "Denver Catholic the Dei.ver edition staff look on from left — the 82S-3852 Register" Feb. 18 when the Colorado Press Asso­ Rev. L. Marvin Read, Jack Bacon, Chris Hernon, Raoul Tayon, deputy M utual Fund Specialists ciation honored the newspaper with awards for and Ernest Sanchez. Seated at the typewriter is grand knight of Council editorial excellence and achievement in typogra­ Sue Roethele. The awards were presented at the 539, Knights of Columbus, phy and presswork. Displaying the "sweepstakes" association’s 89th annual convention held at the Denver, and member of the award which he accepted on behalf of the "Reg­ Brown Palace hotel, Denver. (See story on this Parks and Recreation De­ ister” is Clement J. Zecha, right, I>enver edition page) p a r t m e n t , FOR MY INVESTMENT editor of the "Register." Some of the members of C i t y an d C o u n t y o f Denver, will Regis Head Named s e r v e as From now on... a Gift Annuity called chairman of To Judicial Panel ‘ h e 3 5 th annua! K. of MISSION CONTRACT The V ery Rev. Richard C. corporate F. Ryan, S.J., president of ^Communion Regis college, has been ap­ D be h eld because pointed to the nine-member " S u n d a y , Colorado Commission on Mr. Tayon March 12. 1. It pays me high returns every month as long as I live. Judicial QualiHcations. The Mass will be offered 2. Returns continue to my wife or a relative after niy death. Father Ryan's appoint­ in the Denver Cathedral, ment, along with three at 8 a.m. TAKE MY AD VICE- 3. Many spiritual benefits now and later. others, were announced by After Mass, the group you will never 4. My money educates boys to the Priesthood. Gov. John A. Love. Others w ill parade to the Hilton regret it! named by Love were at­ hotel, where breakfast will 5. Gives me substantial Tax Benefits. torneys Ben S. Wendelken be served in the main k ■ — — T ia r aff 4n4 tna>l • of Colorado Springs, and ballroom. Tickets will be George Epperson of Ft. $2.50 per person, and REV. FATHER RALPH. Nat’t. Dir. Morgan, and Dr. Leo C. should be obtained early. FOR s.v.o Catholic Universities, 316 N. Michigan. Chicago, Illinois 60601 Riethmayer, former mayor Leaders of all groups who of Boulder. attend this gathering have DETAILS Send me details about your Gift Annuity. My age is - - Amount: ____ Scout Leaders Honored tickets now. The affair is annually WRITE NAME (pl«4M pflnl). T h ese B oy S cou t le a d e rs w'oro presented the St. CJeorge award for Lunch Club To Hear the largest single Catholic TODAY outstanding contributions to the development of Catholic scouting by Mine Host of Quorum event in Colorado. Archbishop Urban ,1. Vehr of Denver in ceremonies held F'eb. 12 in the Featured speaker will be Denver Cathedral. Left to right are Adrian Ehrenberger, Ft. Morgan, Guest speaker at the Bishop Alden Bell of member of the Longs Peak Council of the Boy Scouts; Archbishop Vehr, Knights of Columbus Sacramento, Calif. and Steve Stuca, acting scoutmaster of Troop 155 of St. Catherine’s parish, Council 539 Friday Lunch­ Denver. ______eon club dinner Feb. 24, 12-noon, in the council home, will be Pierre Wolfe, Denver 'Register' Receives operator of the Quorum It’s ^ st restaurant, Denver. Wolfe will show slides of his recent trip to Japan. Colorado Press Awards Chairman of the dinner for Weekly and daily news­ announced by David ley, president of the Uni­ the day will be John Dick­ 1 Westland papers in Colorado were Cheever, Colorado National versity of Colorado; Robert inson. given special awards Feb. Bank; Charles Lerch. Briggs, S.O. 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N u rse s cedures and General Ad- cede the meeting, can be genda.’’ Miss Anna Koop. made by calling Miss The Denver Council of Frances M cCarthy, 244- Catholic Nurses will hold a representing Catholic day of recollection at St. Charities, will speak on 5697. i Therese’s church, Aurora, the need for foster homes Study Group on March 5, 9 a.m. until 3 for children. Members o f the Women’s p.m. The Rev. Lawrence Kappa Gamma Pi Study Group will meet St. Peter, assistant pastor Membei's of Kappa Gam­ Thursday. March 2, 1 p.m., of St. John the Evangelist ma Pi will present Sister in the Denver Dry Tea parish, Denver, will con­ Dorothy Jane, associate Room. The Rev. Mark duct the exercises which professor of history at Lor- Sullivan, M.M., will be Jewish Women's Council will close with Benediction. etto Heights college, Den­ guest speaker. A buffet luncheon will be ver, who will speak on T a b e rn a c le served at 12 noon. "The China-Vietnam Dil­ For reservations, persons emma,” Feb. 23, 7:45 p.m., S o ciety Honors Former Denverite may call Miss Carol Anne Laughlin of Kan­ participated in Archdio- er. The award is given to in low er Machebeuf hall, The Tabernacle Society Scharf, 455-1506; Mary of Denver, will meet in the sas City. Mo., and formerly ce.san Council . 15 at Beth forts, was presented with president o f Denver Sec­ Thursday, Feb. 28, at 1:30 and all altar furnishings to reading room at 2 p.m. the new parishes and mis­ Joseph synagogue, Denver. the second Annual "Han­ tion, presented the award p.m. in Corpus Christi con­ D u rin g her y e a rs in nah G. Solomon Award." to Miss Laughlin. District ACCW Retreat vent, 2501 Gaylord street. Press Women sions that are in need of Denver Miss Laughlin which was established in Denver. Cripple Creek Days by them. Women who are in­ terested in the work o f the taught at Regis college. memory of NCJW’s found- BEFORE her recent Members of the Colorado Springs District of South District Mabel Barbee Lee will be transfer to Kansas City, the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women are review ed by Mrs. Maxine society are invited to be where she is Coordinator of planning a retreat at El Pomar retreat house, The South Denver dis­ Brown Phillips at the Col­ guests at the meeting. trict of the Archdiocesan WICS activities in 11 Colorado Springs, on Feb. 24-26. Discussing plans orado Catholic Women’s Council of Catholic Women states. Miss Laughlin was are, left to right, seated, Mrs. Charles P. Carter, Press club meeting to be HUNT CLEANERS w ill hold th eir quarterly COMPLETE LAUNDRY 4 director and coordinator of Mrs. George Pfalmer, and Sister Jeanette Marie, held Saturday, Feb. 25, in board meeting on Tuesday, ALTERAT^N SERVICE the Woman’s Job Corps director of El Pomar. Standing are Mrs. Ray Luc­ the tearoom at the Denver ServiC'ng SI - SI Feb. 28 at A ll Saints par­ project for Colorado under ero, left, and Mrs. John O’Brien. Dry Goods company. Res­ •nd Christ the Kirtg ish, Denver. The meeting the WICS program. ervations for the 1 o’clock I HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING will start with Mass at £ ; n i E. Ittl AVE. - IlS-t94« luncheon, which will pre­ WICS is comprised of Colorado Springs Women a.m. in the church. Mrs. four national women’s Kenneth Day, president of organizations; the National To H old El Pom ar Retreat the Registered Parliamen­ Council of Jewish Women, tarians unit of Colorado National Council of Catho­ The Rev. Forrest Ma:k- For reservations, district O L I V E R ^ S w ill speak on "Basic Pro- lic Women, National Coun­ en, C.P., of St. Louis, Mo., members may contact Mrs. cil of Negro Women and will conduct a retreat Feb. Michael Ternosky, St. Meat Market United Church Women 24-26 for members o f the M ary’s parish; Mrs. R. L. Richard Mattsons Colorado Springs district of who recruit and screen Weilder, Sacred Heart; Residing in Pueblo j "Serving Denver Since 1923 With Quality Meats” y o u n g wom en 16 to 21 the Archdiocesan Council Mrs. W. J. Graham, Lady of Catholic Women, at El years of age to attend of Perpetual Help, Mani- Geraldine Costigan, the CHOICE STEAKS - ROASTS ORDER Pomar retreat house, Colo­ eight training centers tou; Corpus Christi, Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fresh Poultry Fish around the country of the rado Springs. Patrick Dawson; St. Paul’s, Daniel D. Costigan o f Den­ Registration w ill begin Mrs. Kern Neiswander; 9 Prolesslonpl Cutters to Serve You Women’s Job Corps, and ver, recently became the Phone 733.4629 1313 E . 4th Ave. Colorado’s project has been at 3 p.m., Friday, Feb. 24. Divine Redeemer, Mrs. bride of Richard Mattson, cited as one of the seven The retreat will close after John O’Brien; Mrs. Ray the son of M r. and Mrs. most successful in the na­ Benediction at 4 p.m., Lucero, Lady of Guadalupe; Suelo Mattson, residents of tion. Sunday, Feb. 26. Mrs. James Wolf, Lady o f Carlsbad, N. Mex. The i- In the past 20 years. the Woods, Woodland Park; Rev. Michael Byrne offi­ 'i* Mrs. Frank Bueltel, Holy Miss Laughlin has ciated at the ceremonies (• served United Nations Trinity; Mrs. Kenneth performed in St. Theresa’s For Service to Youth r. agencies in several ca­ Morrison, Holy Family, chapel, Pueblo. The couple NEW Maryknoll Mrs. Lawrence Kirsch, left, president of Denver pacities in connection Security; and Mrs. Edgar are residing in Pueblo { section. National Council of Jewish Women, re­ with relief, rehabilita­ Glotzback, Lady of Grace where both are students at cently presented the annual **Hannah G. Solo­ tion, and educational guild, Ft. Carson._____ Southern Colorado. Sunday MISSALS mon” award to Miss Anne Laughlin, regional work in a number of S a fe ty Tip 6 coordinator of Women In Community Service foreign countries. She Be a Beautiful including Daily Lenten (WICS) at Beth Joseph Synagogue. The award has also served the We all lik e to keep on schedule but it’s better to Bride was given to Miss Laughlin in recognition of her United States govern­ drive a little slower than to With a New Style outstanding service in behalf of children and ment in a number of take a chance in trafllc and Gown From Mass O n ly ^ 3 .50 youth. Helds. not get there at all. Take it easy behind the wheel advises Bridal Rentals 6 ia o W. .w th A ve . 23H.3.‘M0 Areas in British Honduras the State Patrol. ESEE Clear Plastic DR. JOHN R. COYLE Missal Cover with — OPTOMETRIST - To Be Aided by Volunteers COMPLETE VISUAL CARE Purchase of any St. Joseph M R S . M IC H A E L D. • Eyes Examined • Contact Lenses Camilla Lacoco, daughter a community established her work as a member of HULTMAN, the former For Appointment Phone 366-3981 or Maryknoll Missal of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. for the purpose o f bringing the society. Patricia Ann Gruninger, is ______9355 E. COLFAX______Hillenbrand of Keenesburg, material aid and spiritual the daughter of Mr. and and 0 Copy of this Ad is leaving this month for enlightenment to p>eople in THE Society of Our Mrs. Edward Gruninger of ARVADA Belize, British Honduras, need, wherever they are. Lady is composed o f lay Denver. Bridegroom is the 9 S 3 5 W . 5ITH AVI • 434-7723 where she will spend two For the past two years people, married (some with son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ years bringing medical aid she has been working full families) and single, along WESTMINSTER JOHN ERGER liam Hultman o f Minden, 3 a 9 5 W . 72ND AVE • 43t-S097 and social services to time as a nurse at St. Jo­ with priests and Sisters Neb. The double-ring cere­ people in remote areas of seph’s hospital in Kansas who are dedicated to work mony was performed re­ THORNTON ♦his tropical country. City, Mo., in addition to with the poor. They live in CHURCH GOODS cently in St. James church, * DRY CLEANING tio E. aiTH AVE. • 3a7-5Sa6 She is one o f a team of groups in a loosely bound Kearney, Neb. The couple 4436 W. 29th Ave. 477-7961 three members of the 1 DAY community, which is self- will reside in Kearney. WHEATRIDGE DENVER,COLORADO Society o f Our Lady o f the sustaining by its own mem­ LAUNDRY 7393 W 44TH AVE. • 432-1436 "Never a Parking Problem” Most Holy Trinity which is bership so that all contri­ RADIO PICK-UP butions from others go dir­ EVELYN S DRAPERIES DENVER J E n g a g e d DISPATCH & DELIVERY ectly to aid the ^oor with Highest Quality Work 939- 15TH ST. • 344-4493 whom they work. and Materials LEE OXONNOR 39IS SPEER BLVO • 433-6359 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. The Rev. John Mc­ McGroarty of Omaha, Neb., ISOt South P e arl St. Member Sts Peter & Paul FORT COLLINS Bishop Fulton J. Sheen’s Latest Publication Hugh, cousin of the Rev. Tel 744 C439 Parish have announced the en­ Owen McHugh, pastor of 2215 SO COLLEGE • 483-0996 gagement of St. P e te r’s parish, Greel­ Lenten and E ^ ter Inspirations their ey, also is a member of % d a u g h t e r , the community. A - i Bernice, to This community is a lay ^ Gary M. Vo- o rg a n iza tio n which has Fantastic * 1 i gelsberg, son grown in the spirit of Vat­ f 1 of Mr. and ican II; it requires no riviiivd lb. w# Value! M r s . K a r l long-term commitments Eitra moisture addeil to cure moKing these juicy anrl eutstaniting in flavor. 6 to 8-lbs. Vogelsberg of and requires no vows, but Only ■ Englewood. Miss Lacoco provides a way for lay iThe Bride- people and Religious to M B f t ^ $ 1 - 0 0 I e 1 e c t is a First Saturday g iv e services to the poor. 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DR. DENNIS S. McGUIRE "Lenten and Easter Inspirations" (a SI OOca Mpndoy Deadlinel OPTOMnRIST The deadline fo r news ■ v«ntn9* by atoriea and pictures to ap­ Ap#o«fltm«n( Fountain Music Co. p e a r In the ” R ec'iater” is m »rn r Valley Shopping Cantar „ - - ..... I quantities. None sold to dealers. Monday at 9 a.m. IHtE t yHIW Ntwiy J IM S. S barltfan Blvd . - VJ4-SJ«] Prtces good m Denver Metro Area thru Sat., Feb. 25. 1967. Dcfivcr, Colorado M ljr Paymrni encloseri -£ o s h _C lm k ^Monty Ordrr LH Assistant Thursday, February 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 7 n ; , Will Address Post Editor can be Annual Meet ig M iss Guest Speaker Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Sister Patricia Jean ly. 244- Manion, educational as­ At Books Night By Mrs. John Dopier Council of Catholic Wom- sistant to the president of Palmer Hoyt, editor and There is much "to-do” *-**'• Loretto Heights College, will speak before the publisher of the Denver over the status of women The Denver Archdiocesan annual meeting of the As­ Post, will be the guest these days. Where do. we Council of Catholic Women was a charter meml)er of sociation of Higher Educa­ speaker at the Junior and fit into society? If we work, tion in Chicago, March 6, Collegiate Great Books are we underpaid? Are wo NCCW. something the Catholic women of this on "The Administrative In­ Recognition Night on discriminated against? ternship Experience.” Wedne.sday, March 8, at 8 area should he proud of. What effec't does it have on p.m. in the auditorium of Through this federation the Her presentation will be the children? the husband? based on her experience, as the Mountain States Tele­ Catholic women are united the income? the way of a fellow o f the American phone & Telegraph Co., in the works of mercy and life? If we don’t work, are Council on Education serv­ Denver, announced the works of love, as natural to we suppressed and frus­ ing as an administrative Catholic School Office. her as breathing. We are trated? At Notre Dame Club Benefit intern lust year at Antioch On the occasion of Rec­ directed by Archbishop "The probings go on and college. Yellow Springs, O. On Mercy Board ognition Night, certificates on and just about when Vehr, as well as the Bish­ At the recent Notre Dame alumni opening of award are presented to night benefit of **A Man for All Seasons’* at the Sister Patricia Jean was the researchers think they ops o f the United States Sister Mary Kieran, administrator of Mercy leaders who have complet­ Esquire theater, Denver, were, left to right, James among those in the first of have found their answers, (National Catholic Welfare three group>s of persons to hospital, Denver, congratulate.s Albert I). Latham, ed the program’s training Sheehan, chairman of the benefit; Mrs. Patrick the women w ill reveal a Conference). The activities receive the American vice-president of the First National Bank of Den­ course and one year as ob­ McMahon, cochairman; and Edward Mahoney, part of their mystical fem­ of the C’ouncil are timely Council on Education fel­ ver, on his appointment as a member of the Mer­ served leaders. president of the Denver Notre Dame club. Pro­ ininity that will throw the with the needs of the lowship under a grant from cy hospital Lay Advisory hoard. researchers into utter con­ Church and the needs of ceeds from the benefit will assist the club’s the Ford Foundation. In an Be A le rt scholarships* fund. fusion once again?’ humanity. initial group of 23 she was European Trip Highlighted Twilight hr>urs aro espe­ If you are a Catholic the only woman selected. cially dangerous for motor- T H E B IS H O P S of the woman, you belong to the She serves on the planning By Audience With Pope Paul ist.s and p<‘destrians alike. U n ited States have suc­ council. Archbishop's Guild committee o f the Associa­ Be especially alert when tion o f H igher Education exciting and traditional visibility is poor, advises cessfully analyzed the Sponsored by Catholic the State I*atrol. needs o f women. In 1919 ( C o m m e n t s a n d Persons needing infer- 1; St. Francis, Carol Clay- for the study o f College Travel and Tours o f Den­ areas of the European they recognized the very suggestion.s for this col- (Ration concerning the pool. March 1; St. Joseph, and University Gover- ver, a three-week tour of countries as well as being nature of woman to he u m n K h o iild h e H d- ^*i*shion Show on March 7, Grace Baker. March 8. nance. Europe w ill be conducted provided with ample op­ or in need o f additional ------that o f charity — her nat­ dressed to: DACCW Of­ May 2-22 by Mr. and Mrs. portunities to sightsee in­ tickets, may contact Mrs. fice, 2,30 E. 17th avenue, D. M. Buttitta, members of dividually. ural res{x>nse to the needs Dc^Andrea. 422-6407 or Denver. 80203, or call St. James parish, Denver. Interested persoi.s may of others — therefore, they Mrs. Steves, 424-4163. Masses for Skiers 244-7112, Denver) The low-cost tour fea­ call the Catholic Travel organized the National Circle meetings sched­ Sunday Masses in F a irp la y : St. Joseph\s tures transportation via and Tours company, 1452 uled are: St. Thomas churches near some of the — 11 a.m. every Sunday. Pan American jets, steamer Pennsylvania, Denver, Aquinas. Frances Garcia, urea ski centers are listed 623-3027. Bethlehem Mission Guild Feb. 23; Holy Innocents, Georgetown: Our Lady cruises on the Rhine, an for the convenience of „f r,o’uPder’- " 8”a“m audience with Pope Paul Julie Wade. Feb. 22; St. skiers. Pastors or persons Bridget, Rita Williams, Glenwood Springs: St. VI. and visits to the major in these areas are asked to cities o f Europe. VOCATIONS Gives Support To Mission March 8; S. There.se, Anne inform the Register of any Stephen’s — 8, 9, and 10 Vestal. Feb. 23; Christ the a.m. Cost of the tour is $799, MEN!! BOYS!! changes or additions to the round-trip from Denver, Tw o important achieve­ ers, and com m ittees on King. Ada Luna. March 3; Sunday schedules Gunnison: St. Peter’s rnett ItiUtr ments emerged from com­ sacred linens, mailing, Immaculat including transportation, .. ,, ,. Aspen: St. M ary’s — 7 — 8. 9:30. and 11 a.m.: 7 sightseeing, baggage han­ m ittee reports at the re­ Martha service, publicity, Norms 11,.skins, .March .3; 9 „ ,5 ^ Mu.ss p.m. cent annual meeting of the and the new Bethlehem dling, two meals each day, Holy ham ily I ucil e Stc- „ntil Eastor.l Idaho Springs: St. wiu a Vu4t>iiii DKtctii. Bethlehem Mission Guild, Center in Broomfield. special entrance fees, hot­ il Iki Htif ftmi.f The Most Important phens, March 6; My.stical B r e c k e n r i d g e ; S I. Paul’s - 9 a.m. els, and transfers. liH M; Denver. The Guild pre­ Rose C atherine Maloney, M ary’s - 7:30 and 9 a m sented $1,000 to the Rev. T H E moderator, the Leadville: Annunci­ Mr. Buttitta, a member Breakfast, March 12; Pre every Sunday throughout CAKE Alfred (liger, S.M.B. for Very Rev. Anton J. Borer, ation - 6:30, 8. and 10 of the Knights of Colum­ in your life for the cious Blood, dinner at the the winter. ^HOLY CROSS BROTHERS the supixvrt of his mission S.M.B.. proposed the for- a.m. and 5 p.m. bus, and Mrs. Buttitta, a most im portant occasion G o ld e n O x . .M arch 9; Central City: St. Mary ruemuo fiAM Yiuas MU II •*- on Orchid Island and on mation o f a new type of Blessed Virgin .Mary, white M inturn: St. Patrick’s registered nurse, have pre­ OITICS I I CMS! of the Assumption — I latching - oHit»work - Wedding Cakes Formosa. Some 4.354 m em bersh ip com m ittee, elephant sale, -Jeanne Hor- viously traveled throughout 10:30 a.m. — 9 a.m. • MoiT etokt uoiMfcs A Specialty ^ pounds o f medicines were with its chairman, cochair­ vat, March 2; Little Flow­ Europe and bring enthusi­ Colorado Springs: St. Salida: St. Joseph’s — asm and experience to this shipped to Formosa during man, captain chairman, er, attending Fashion Show 7. 8:30. 10:30 a.m. and 7 1966 to be used for the secretary, and communica­ as a group; Queen of Ang­ Mary’s — Sundays at 8 year’s tour. Members will p.m. p.m. u n d e rp riv ile g e d . It has tion chairman. This partic­ els, Paula Little. .March 1; be e.scorted throughout the me cioss or choist Steamboat Springs: been estimated that 1,000 ipation of chairmen will be Our Lady of tht* Rockies. Craig: St. M ichael’s — 21-day tour to the most 6:30, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy Name — 8 a.m. pounds of medicine is on a citywide basis. Mary Anne Schiavone. \* a i 1: T e m p o r a r y Look Alive! BAKERY valued at $4,000. The slate o f officers pre­ March 1; St. Anne. Jo Ip- Crested Butte: Queen Phone RA-2-2859 of All Saints — 8 a.m. quarters — 7:30 a.m. be­ H u n dred s o f hours of sented at the meeting in- sen and Bernieta Haupt- Pedestrians — You may ginning Dec. 4. Home o f Fine Pastries service w ere reported by e lu d e d M rs . R aym on d mann, .March 1; St. Ce- Durango: Sacred Heart be able to see the light.s o f — 8, 10, and 7:30 p.m.: St. Dif.-.-7L.-. Da «. fat 4 Stores to Serve You olfice workers, home work- Mutz, president, and Mr.l. cel ia, Barbara .May, March Woodland Park: Our an a p|) r e a c h in g c a r at icisoi Iritkcri il tke Mi| aa So. B roadw ay Paul Graves, vice presi­ Columba’s — 7. 9. and 11 Lady of the Woods — night, but that doesn't mean Crass. 7tk I kaa«s. Ii« irtii. 1SS0 Colo. Blvd. 2410 E. 3rd Ave. E n g a g e d IK in t i. 144« So. Colo. B lvd . dent, both reelected. New a.m. 8:30 a.m. the driver can see you. He officers are Mrs. Herman The engagement of Miss will, however, be able to Casagranda, secretary, and Suzanne Simms, daughter see you much sooner if you 'The Humor of Swiff' wear something light-col­ Mrs. Robert Catlett, trea- of Mr. Alvin R. Simms and ored after dark. In any surer. the late Maxine .M. Simms, event, look alive — stay The guild was begun in o f Denver, is announced to Will Be Lecture Topic alive. 1960 to enable the layman Mr. Richard Wasinger, son Dr. Vivian Mercier. pro- Scholar Lectures at Regis, COIN-OP CLEANERS to participate actively in of Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. fessor o f English at the is open to the public with the foreign mission labors W a s in g e r o f L ittle to n , University of Colorado, will no adm ission charge. A o f th e D e n v e r situ ated Bride-elect is a graduate of speak at Re- native of Dublin, he holds Bethlehem Fathers, the North high school and is Igis college degrees from Trinity col- DRY CLEANERS fie ld thus fa r being in attending the University of [W ed n esd ay, lege there. Just Drop Them Off — We Do The Rest Formo.sa and Africa. Many Colorado. Her finance, a March 1. 8 r\pproximau4y $H.0<) Worth | 8« Lb.s.Lb.,. more members are needed ‘graduate of Littleton High p.m. in the For Only ^ Ji to maintain the work of school, is also attending Regis 424-9722 the G u ild. Persons may the University of Colorado, TRADITIONALLY fieldhouse THE FINEST IN Cl call the Bethlehem Fa- They plan a late spring lecture hall. PHOTOGRAPHY thers. 388-3322, for details, wedding.______He w ill dis- MRS. JIM M IE L. RED­ |c u s s " T h e DeCpfiCE S 'iio H’A> Pay A/ore for Your MAN, the former Dolan 'Death Valley Days' Given H u m o r o f Rose Rosenbach, is the iSwift" which will be a re- Wedding D™: Special Televisiop Citation paper he will, ver. Bridegroom is the son Leyden-Chilcs-W ick- type of TV presentation t a Sw ift sym- Invitations o f Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ersham Post 1, American the American Legion en- posium in Dublin, Ireland All ProcFxx Rngravi-d Weddings are ProcrioKid in our ow n Plant Rodman of Denver. The Legion, presented a special courages, will be telecast ^®t€ April. n ceremony w'as performed television citation to the Feb. 23, 9 p.m., on KLZ- His talk, the second in LOW LOW PRICE OF Feb. 11 in St. Catherine’s U.S. Borax and Chemical TV. the 1967 Spring Visiting 2 5 IS church. Commerce City. (*o., sponsor of "Death W eddings The couple will reside in Valley 'nays.” This weekly Bakins, Ameri- 20i Henderson, Colo. , , .JIM K 10c Each proKram ha.s contmuoualy nanism chairmanairman of L.C.VV. WFnniNn?; -ed Thnu nanda o f been produced on radio and j ^ad Taylor a.s one Classified Ads television for 37 years. o f his flight instructors in 777.7170 ill: m Broadway >](• CBS Radio and KLZ-TV, the Navy during World ______INSTRUCTION Channel 7. Denver, has War II. HOW TO WRITE. SELL, PUBLISH aired the program this en­ AND RECORD yotjr own tonos. tire period. Profeisionol methods. Information free. Ace Publishing, Box AJ Oept. 4. Robert Taylor, star of PETITE Suppose We Send YOU Boston. M ass. 02101. motion pictures and tele­ vision and host of the TV FLOWERS ______TEACHERS WANTED ______program, arrived in Den­ A Check for a Change! College setondary elementary. ver, Tuesday, Feb. 21, to W rite- NATIONAL CATHOLIC PLACEMENT SERVICE. 412 Melcher. accept the award for the Elkhart, Indiana. U.S. Borax Company at a • We'll do it every year of your life if. you estab­

SONGWRITERS luncheon at the American lish an Extension Annuity. Legion Post 1. • Sample >'eturns on Extension Annuities: WE PAY ALL RECORDING COSTS on accepted m aterial! Need song material A companion award was lor immediate recording! Free Exam­ presented by Post Com­ ination! Grand Recording. 835 RE mander Doug Bassett to Dorchester Ave.. Dorchester, Mass. Age Men Women 02125. Del Carnes, drama editor 5(1 -i.h'; 4 .r; o f the Denver Post, who 5.5 4 N'7 OLD STAMPS WANTED ______r*.:V} has w ritten three scripts 80 «.(!'; • I PAY 5250 each for 1*24 one cent for "D eath Valley Days.” 8.5 7."'/ H.(r; green Franklin stamps, rotary oerlo The latest is the storj’ of TO h 7.0'? ra te d eleven t|2 500 unuse d). Send 20c f.'i 10 ir; «.:{'? tor (iiustrated folders showing amat I,t. Bernard Irwin, one of Ing prices paid tor old stamps, coins the early recipients of the hU 10.0'? cnilections. Vincent. 15 TR Bronx Congressional Medal of N Y . I045B. Honor. His story, "The MAY-D&F GARDEN WORKSHOP HOM E W ORK Hero Of Apache Pass,” the • Of.-ignt'H c-pitciallv for ’".'^nior Citizen'-" S4SO0 THOU'iieNO. Home Addressing' LECTURE SERIES 1967 Longhand.. Typewriter Information, Monday Deadline! • The idi-iil w a y to ennure life income and to help the home send sell addressed envelope Brews The deadline for news Cfiarline'sf Westland: Monday evenings, March 6, 13, 20, 27, mih.'-ions Itesidi" te r. Box )«2a TR. Clearwater. Florida stories and pictures to ap­ conducted by Mr. Jim Adams. Lookout Room, J3SI5. RELIGIOUS G IFT SHOP pear in the "Register" is second floor. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Monday at 8 a.m. First Communion Dresses Bear Valley: Tuesday evenings, March 7, 14, 21, 28, conducted by Mr. Herb Gundell. Lariat I The Cjitholie ('hurch Fxtension Society ^ I 117 SIOOOO W E E K L Y P o s s ib le Sew.ng. MILE-HI Room, second floor. I 1307 South Waha.sh Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60605 I Lacing. 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Cancelled stamps, trading • IksariM f flltc litk Featuring the New Missals, Rosaries, stamps, volunteer teachers, grade ■■Ik g and will entail no obligation. I and high, and ot course, money. Scapulars, Pins and Statues F ja a a i Rjtkei Kart I N a m f-...... B Every uitie bit helps educate and M ilkai feed 500 Sioux children first graO« 3449 So. A c o m a 781-0202 I .-Vddri's.s...... _ through high school. Father Ed C a ll - 744-3139 I CltV /line ...... S ta le ...... J Englewood/ Colo. w a r d s . S. J,. B«tf Cloud Indiarf 310 W . Io w a A ve . ^m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmi School. Pirve Ridge. South Dakota MhM Page 8 DENVEk CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, February 23, 1967 Price, Bumbry^ For the Listener. . . ^yUotioii To Sing in 'Aida' ^iciufies * Soprano Leontyne Price, Through Waves of Sound I CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC mezzo Grace Bumbry, and OFFICC FOR MOTION PICTURES tenor Carlo Bergonzi will By Sue Roethele Seo will probably become a Butterfly” and the title song, have principal rolea in the Ron McKuen has wanted to classic. It will appeal not only are smooth and lyrical. M etropolitan 0}>era Com­ write his new Warner Bntth- to young lovers but to those For a change of pace, folk I pany’s broadcast of Giu­ ers album The Sea for a long perhaps without the "joi de buffs will enjoy the Pozo-Seco Following arc rlasiiincHtionn oT motion pictures by the National seppe. Verdi’s A ida at noon time. ’’It seems like always." vivre." Singers 1 Can Make It With Catholic Office of .Motion Pirturea fur fllmN currently playing in Saturday, Feb. 25, oh KOA he says. And fans of the taN You (Columbia) album that Denver nrat-run, neighborhood, and drive-in theatera, ua well aa radio, AM and FM. Other TH E liltin g title theme includes some solid sounds of. ented young poet (who also thuae appearing on televiaion in the Denver. Colorado Springe and key singers wil be baritone has written a great deal of from the motion picture A the contemporary scene. Sterling areas. Katinga of moviea on TV are checked against Robert Merrill and bass Glenn Yarbrough's material — Man and a Woman provides The popular Mamas and Pa­ liatinga found in "TV Guide" magacine. CiaiuiincationB are: A-1 most notably The Lonely the title for the new Johnny pas have struck gold again family: A-2 adull» and adolescents: A-3 adults only: A-4 adults only Jerome Hines. Thomas Mann Singers album which with their new Dunhill releaw with reservations; B morally objectionable in part for all: C con­ Schippers will conduct. Things on RCAi have waited dem ned. ICom piled by C a ro l (Tood> long enough. Finally, with the finds the smooth-sounding The Mamas and Papas De­ recent release of The Sea. group breezing through "Born liver. Their unique sound has Current Movies C o lle c to r. A-4; T h e G roup. B; The Pawnbroker, A-3: The Rare 'House of Lord' something wonderful has hap­ Free,” "Cherish,” and "My made them a favorite with the A Funny Thing Hupp<>ned on Breed, A-1; The Vampire. A-2; Inamorata" from the film Not young set but adults might the Way to the Forum. A-3; A pened to the music world. Thousand Clowns. A-3; Torn On TV Feb. 26 With superb melodies writ­ With My Wife, You Don’t- also find some etvoynble mo­ Man’ For All Seasons. A-I: An Curtain. H; Venetian Affair, A-3; Kye for an Eye. unlisted: Arri- ten by Anita Kerr and per­ Their harmony and arrange­ ments. Walk Don't Run. A-3; War l.ord, "Skyline Development” .ederci. Babyl. B: Alvarez Kelly. formed by the Sail Sebastian ments are particularly well- A recent visitor to Denver. A-2; W hat Did You Do in thu A-3: Blow-Up, C: Covenant With will be the topic of discus­ Strings, the tempo of Me- displayed in this Liberty re­ Gabor Szabo is quickly becom­ War. Daddy?. B; Who's (>ot (hv Death. B; Dour-to-Door .Maniac, sion on the House of the Kuen’s poetic verses brings lease. ing a key figure in jazz Action?. A-3. Back for their third album circles. His Impulse release, unlisted: Dr. Zhivago. A-2: Lord program, Sunday, the ever-changing moods of F a h re n h e it 451, A-2; Fiatful o f Scene From 'Hawaii' the sea to snap attention. on Phillips, the Mystic Moods Spellbinder treats several Dollars, B; Georgy (Jirl, A-4; On Tolevision Feb. 26, 9:30 a.m., on Heard in stereo, the album Orchestra bus released .More standards including "My F(X)1- Grand i*rix, A-3: Hawaii. A-3: Is SATURDAY. FEB. 25 One of the highlights of the new film, Channel 7, Denver. Mod­ crashes through waves of than Music with selections ish Heart" and "It Was a Ver>' Paris Burning. A-I; Kiss the Sahu and the Magic King. ’’Hawaii,” is the peformanoe of Jocelyne LaCiarde, erator of the panel will be sound, slaps the shore, and from the current crop of mo­ Good Year,” with an authentic Girls and Make Them Die, A-3; A-1; Sherlock Holmes and the Armand Aaborno. Appear­ House of Fear, A-2; None But as the island queen who leads her people front lingers just long enough to tion pictures. As a background Latin twist. "Yearning,” n Ga- I.a Dolce Vita, A-4; Murderer’s ing on the panel will bo for the film, "The Quiller b. r original, is real soul music Row, B; Night of the Generals, the Lonely Spy, A-3; Charlie unhapoy paganism to Christianity. The warm, draw the listener into the Robert Cameron, the Rev. narrator's heart. Though he .Memorandum” is appropriately with a rhapsodic feeling. A-3; Rage. A-3; Seconds, B; Ship Chan at the Kacetrack. A-1; It human portrayal is highlighted with comedy remains unnamed, it doesn't jaunty and mysterious, occa­ Muhalia Jackson creates a «>f Fools, A-3; Sound o f .Music, Con«|uered the World, A-1; The touches, such as that above when Miss LaCiarde Austin Vick, and Sterling A-I; The Bible, A-1; The For­ Borgia Stick, unlisted; Julius Kahn. mutter. He becomes someone sionally punctuated by a crack magical mood with u gospel tune Cookie. A-3; The Halluci­ Caesar, A-l: The Privtle War of is hoisted upon the arriving ship that brings min* you would like to know. of thunder. .More rain, lush repertoire in another Columbia nation Generation, unlisted: 'I'he .Major Benson. A-I; Tiger Buy. isters to the island. The film, currently showing at .Most of the songs arc strings, and an insinuating release My Faith. She deliv­ Professionals, A-3; The Quiiler A-3; Horizons West. A-2; The the Denham theater, Denver, stars Max Von Sy- haunting .. . all of them are guitar highlight "When You ers with an emotional impact .Memorandum. A-3; The 25th Scorpio Letters, unlisted; Ban- dow', Richard Harris, and Julie Andrews. A re* dido, B; Sayonara. A-2; War poignant, and a few, capri- Were There.” "Theme from the that takes hold and even u Hour, A-2: Three Bites of the view of the movie will appear in next week’s edi­ ciously amusing us the sea it- Sand Pebbles,” and others. show number like "Ixisl in the Apple, B; Thunder Road, A-2: Drums, A-I; Voyage to Danger. tion. self. Already making giant The mood is maintained if Stars" takes on a reverent Warning Shot, A-2. A-3: Carnival of Souls, A-3. strides up the hit charts. The .Johnny Mathis fans check out note. SUNDAY. FFB. 26 Neighborhood, Drive-In Whispering Smith, A-1; The the "velvet voice's” So Nice Atco’s Sonny and Cher, Yellow Slippers, A-2; Wee Willie Op«n II a.m.-IO p. . Daily A Fine Madness, B; After the Sports Greats of Post (Mercury) L.P. True to form, riding high with their single. Winkle. A-I; Of Human Bon­ iS-<>/. T-Bon^n Fox. A-2: Alfie. A-4; Alphabet CHUCK L'.S.D.A. Choice...... *3.25 ballads from Broadway (espe­ "The Beat Goes On,” have dage. B: The Diary of Anne Murders. A-2: Alvarez Kelly. I'.S. Choice Sirloin ... . . 1.4.5 cially 'The Impossible Dream" another winner with their Frank, A-1: The Lady Takes A A-3: And Now Miguel. A-1; Any On 'Scrapbook of Sound' L’.S. Choice F ile t M i* . . . . 1.S5 and "Dulcinea” from the Man Atco L.P. In Case You’re In Flyer. A-3; The Scorpio l^etters, Center Cut Chop» ...... l.lU i Wednesday, A-3; Arabesque. unlisted. ** Sp. C hicke n ...... 1.10, of La .Mancha.) along with a lx>vc. Denver music stores are A-3; Around the World Under Some of America’s great Grantland Rice. Clem WAGON,, .MONDAY. FEB. 27 Hamhurfier Steak ...... l.UO, fine rendition of "Elusive already reporting big sales. the Sea. A-I; Blindfold. A-2; Typhoon. A-2: Destination sports figures will be spot­ McCarthy, Mel Allen, Don All Children Portionn ...... TS, The Righteous Brothers’ Blue Hawaii. A-2; Blue Max. B: J f 6 l.anie Shrimp ...... I-W Gobi, A-I; Between Time and lighted on Scrapbook of Dunphy, and Marty Glick- Cast A Giant Shadow, A-3: Cat Halibut Steak ...... l-OO Verve release Saying Some­ Eternity, H; Operation Petticoat, Ballou, A-2; Chamber of Hor­ Sound Sunday, Feb. 26, 10 inan. AN Dinners Served with Fresh Crisp thing gives a great showcase A-3: Titanic, A-1; The Wrong Salad and a choice of Dressing Fr. rors. A-3: Dear ,)ohn. C; Dino- p.m., on KFML-FM (98.5), The program, produced Saturday for their exciting renditions of Arm of the Law, A-3; Oh, You Fr. Potatoes or Baked with sour saurus, A-1: El Cid, A-1; Fan­ "Hold On, I’m Coming,” and Beautiful Doll. A-2: Ice Palace, Denver. by Ed Tynan, is directed Cream or Butler. tastic Voyage, A-1; Follow Me, Evening we Serve Only the TOP OUAUITY A-2; The Barefoot Contessa, B. and narrated by Clement "On the Other. Side of Boys. A-1; Fortune Cookie. A-3; The radio program will m e a t s , U. S. Choice o r P rim e Goodbye.” TUESDAY. FEB. 2H present highlights from J. Zecha. P M - PM Funeral in Berlin, A-3; Kaleido­ Our Hearts Were Young and 5:00 8:00 COLUMBINE STEAK HOUSE scope, A-2; Khartoum, A-1; I.as outstanding sports events ;ird & Kodcrul 9:M-9721 Gay. A-I; Backlash. A-2; The YOU’LL BE sitting in the Vegas Hillbillies, A-I: Living It Story of Esther Costello. B; of the past in the fields of ring surrounded by cheering Ifp, A-1; Man From Hutton Wil- BInndic’s Secret, A-1; Visit To A , football, boxing, MAR-LEE crowds if you can find a copy CHILOREN SI.00 A -'l’ Nevii!ifa°"s*mUh ^ A Planet. A-2; Foxfire. B; track, , and racing. of Bullfight (London) by Rog­ Sa„,„rr...Sangiiree, B, K.... .r Kd.„. A-^; ...... With My Wife, A-3; Faradifu* TWIN LOBSTER er Laredo. It’s exciting and C’a!*h .McCall, A-3; The W om an To be heard will be the TRAVELING MEN Hawaiian Style, A-1; Penelope, In Gi-een. A-I. faithful to the spirit of the A-3; Return of the Seven, A-3; voices of Lou Gehrig. Babe Ctay at the WEDNESDAY, MARCH I TAILS bulls. Take note of the band’s Rio Bravo, A-3: Seconds, B; Ruth, Knute Rockne, Helen Our Heartn Were Growing Up* version of ”La ^.■acarena8.” Shane, A-2; Spinout, A-I; Jacobs, Earle Sande, Roy ARGONAUT HOTEL A-1: Cheaper By The Dozen, * 2 .8 5 And finally, latch on to the Swinger, B; The Blob, A-2; The A-1: Wind Across The F!ver- H iegels, Joe Louis, Jesse FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR first album by a new singing gluiies. B: Fire Down B elow . B: Owens, Carl Hubbell, BRIDGE PARTIES, DANCES AND group, The Stone Poncys Murines. 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. . . A STAR NIGHTS PRODUCTION A nd an incredibly beautiful girl, in a Garden called Eden. It’* Jci|*-fri«l, gblflcn-hrown hid of (kt at. Whether you have or have not read The Bible recently, you can now see it, fish....slipped into a w^rm, fri-nhK Iwkrd Of Loretto Heights College bun and NippcJ a iih fangy urtar live it, hear it in all its awesome majesty on a moving canvas larger than that o f NtH'C. Irrcsisiihlc. Trs- it ttHlav. TOw II ftn d tK« w arfntn of »n in iim a tr MARCH 9, 10, n a n - 8;30 p.m . Michelangelo; a cinema canvas five years in the planning, two years •nn *ic*M *nt cocktail*, siaaka paraon- in the filming. ally taiactad ana quality at*d. pra- May Bonfils Stanton Center >f Performing Arts paraa to p«rfacl»on. ana atlanioa M rv -c t Ooon tf>a Ooor to a r«las>n| You may even feel a Presence few motion pictures have given you. IwnrfH'ni' ft* f1lnt>»f .you a*a a *-C8l T icke ts: O rchestra S3.75; Parquet $3.25; McDonald’s weicom# iua*t. look Fw Tho Goidon Archos'- Whoro Quolfty Storft Fnsh...EvorY Doy Mezzanine $2.50; Balcony $2.00. 5)cotch’n’,Sirloin Tickets may be reserved by calling 936-3423. '*Teaching or heliej about the ultimate of Mankinds E. COLFAX & PENNSYLVANIA ^ ^ 223 M 1 I 13TH AT CMANT Cafw»li»*«»f,*»fy P#fkuto - All Seats Reserved Continental Theatre —Valley Highway at Hampden— Thursday, February 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 ice, Gus Fahn Looks At Sports ind Regis College Cagers Near viU the THE MONTH OF Regis High School’s Dennis ual vai. e totals of 22, ,32, March again signals the )m- Duggan? Duggan cracked and 7 points. Mullen’s Windup of Hapless Season beginning of another iu- 39 points against Canon Terry Pierzina also t >taled whirlwind spin down the C ity Abbey in the 1953 7J points in the K65 Season's end is in sight 124-88. Previous team rt“c- x>n ord was held by Southern OA tournament tourney, and that f>erform- tournament. for Regis college’s basket- trail in Denver. And us Colorado State college, a her ance still stands as the bailers. The Rangers wind per usual the State Paro­ top individual game point TH E A L L -T IM E indi- up the 1966-67 slate with 115 total set a year ago. me Sophomore Don Fortney. ass chial meet kicks o ff the total. Duggan also holds vidual game team scoring home games on Saturday dizzy tournament grind Regis’ individual point as the all-time tournament record o f 103 points w.as and Monday. which concludes in late scoring record of 81 points, set by the 1965 Mullen Nebraska Wesleyan uni­ leader throughout the sea­ March with the annual also set in 1953. team in a first round versity will be the visitor son. could be on the verge AAU (Amateur Athletic Oddly enough, Regis was game against Sterling St. Saturday night while o f a new record. He’s av­ Union) Championship. bumped out of champion­ Anthony’s. crosstown rival University eraging 23.9 points in 20 This year’s State Paro­ ship contention in the first C olorado S p rin gs St. of Denver comes calling on games, just above the rts.-- chial Tournament has been round of that 1953 tour­ Mary’s is a distant second Monday. Both teams own ord o f 23.7 set by Co^tel expanded to a 4-day event nament. The Raiders lost with its 87-point total earlier wins over the Ran­ Walker in 21 games in the opening March 2 at the to Canon City Abbey, 69- against Canon City Abbey gers, Wesleyan by 86-69 1963-64 campaign. Regis College Fieldhouse 67, despite Duggan's 39 in 1965. and DU by 99-76. and closing March 5 at points. Sterling St. Anthony’s De.spitc its tattered 1-21 Auditorium Arena. Duggan, a smooth 6-4 has the "distinction” of record, the Regis gang has Following close on its center with a sweet hook holding the record for maintained a high 84 point heels will be the State shot, was held to only most points scored by a per game scoring average. 4 Public Sch(X)l Tournament, nine points in the first losing team in a tourna­ Opponents are averaging «• March 9-10-11, followed by round of consolation play, ment game. The Bobcats around 102 points. the AAU Tournament, then came back with 33 scored 78 points while < which has been expanded points as Regis downed Mullen was setting its The University of Albu­ from a four to 5-day i’ ueblo Catholic, 55-37, in tournament mark of 103 querque set a new’ Regis event, March 26-30. the consolation champion­ points in 1965. Annuncia­ fieldhouse scoring record i There’s nothing like a ship game. tion drilled 68 points in a last Saturday night in I schoolboy tournament to losing cause against Canon thumping the Rangers. stir emotions to the boil­ ANOTHER REGIS C ity Abbey in 1962 and S T A R o f later vintage is f ing point — and this Regis wound up on the Safety Pointer year’s State Parochial second on the State Tour­ wrong side o f the score- Fits in i nament individual game Tournam ent should be a board despite scoring 67 Mustangs Left High and Dry A sU’ai(;ht line may be the Washroom space! k dandy for starters. scoring ladder. Don De- points against Abbey in shortest distance between two points, but the rule is not Luzio drilled 37 points 1953. Now you can have a com­ against Colorado Springs Spirits were "hiKhly” chnrKrd as Mullen and ReKis renewed lh< ir recommended if you want to FOR THOSE OF YOU St. Mary’s in 1955. Regis will be seeking a D en ver Parochial la^aKuc rivalry last weekend. Hut none were "h igh er" cross the street in the middle plete bathroom In the who enjoy keeping track of Other top individual record fourth straight than Mullen’.s .Jim Deidel (.5.3) who was flying high in this bit of action. At o f a block. Walking to the space of a washroom. : records, we’ve dug back game tallies include Sal State title this year. The rig h t is Regis' Dave Wareham. The unbeaten Regis Raiders left .Mullen corner before cros.sing may mean extra steps — but long­ A real space saver, the into the files to compile a C arp io (M t. C arm el) 36 Raiders matched the string "high and dry” while wrapping up the league championship with a 6.3-4H detailed set of Parochial er life, says the State Patrol. compact Standish both fPts points against Trinidad o f three in a row last year victory.______State Tournament record.s Catholic in 1958 and Tom which had previously been in space only 42” x 36” in to add to your enjoyment Duggan’s 35-point blitz set by St. Francis in size. W ith the addition of o f this year’s meet. against St. Joseph’s in a 1949-50-51. Regis High School Sews Up 20th — and Last the economical Hampton For instance, did you 1954 semifinal game. lavatory and Wellworth know that the oldest rec­ St. Joseph’s Pat Ryan, RE G IS H AS WON the ords in the tournament water closet, you have a who will again be appear­ most championships — 10. Denver Parochial League Baskethall Title were set back in 1953 by complete bathroom. ing in this year’s tourna­ The Raiders won the first RE(;iS HIGH SCHOOL ment, ranks ninth with tournament in 1939, then STANDINGS reign of terror, however, as its regular season cam­ Come In today or call us sewed up its 20th — and his 32-point assault last fo llo w e d w ith title s in Team W I. Pet. l*U . Opp. the Raiders have paign thi.s weekend against for a free estimate, no ob­ I TYNAN TOWN last — Denver Parochial Keltiw ...... 16 0 I.OOO 885 513 year against Trinidad 1941, 1942, 1954, 1956, announced their intentions Cathedral and St. Joseph’s. ligation. League basketball cham­ Sl Jo a ep h'i 13 3 A I3 1188 KHM Presents Catholic. 1960, 1962, 1964, 1965 M u lle n ...... 12 4 .7M 1052 895 o f withdrawing from the Off past performances, No one has come close and 1966. pionship last week with a SL M ary’ i ___ 9 7 ..363 HH7 826 league next fall to join the neither appear capable of SpecUilizmg in St. Francis has won se­ pair o f decisive triumphs Holy Family .. 8 8 ..300 866 KSl to approaching Duggan's .Macheheor . . . 7 9 .438 900 9.31 Colorado High School Ac­ slowing down the Raider QmiUtji PUtmbing ven titles, the last in 1959 tournament scoring record over Annunciation and Cathedral .... 6 to J175 946 I04» tivities Assn., a public express. and Healing Repairs under Coach Wendell Mullen. Sl Francia ... 6 10 J>76 976 111.30 school organization. o f 81 points. St'. Joseph’s M(. Carmel ... 2 14 .125 762 HH7 Regis lashed Annuncia­ Phil Sorensen, tallied 72 Strohauer. The twin wins stretched Annunciation . I IS .06.3 846 94U tio n , 64-34, then ripped points in 196() with indi­ Only three teams from Regis’ unbeaten ague REGIS CLOSES OUT (Turn to Page 1 11 SLATTERY vidual game productions o f outside Denver have been winning streak to 16 in a Regis has won the title ou­ KFML-FM (98.5) 13, 33 and 26 points. Pat able to lay claim to a row, leaving the Raiders tright 15 times and tied Ryan of St. Joseph’s Parok State Cage title. two games shy of complet­ for five others since the & COMPANY Denver drilled 71 points in last Pueblo Catholic turned the ing the first unbeaten Parochial League was Plumbing and Heating trick in 1948. Canon City 10 P.M . year’s meet with individ- Parochial League season organized in 1928. Contractors Abbey won in 1952 and since 1957. Sunday's championship NEED 181 V.\U.i:.IO ST. Colorado Springs St. Sunday, Feb. 26 Regis was the last school signaled the end of Regis’ 711-0311 Mary’s nailed down the to turn the trick, wading OFFICE JOHN J. CONNOR. 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Rabbi concept of specific covenant By Rev. L. Mar\-in Read daeo-Christian dialogue, Christian begins to see with God has fostered com­ Brooklyn college and Rabbis, m inisters and the Rabbi noted, but this more the value o f this life Harvard university, priests from the Denver munities existing beside should not preclude the and the Jew explores more spoke Feb. 20 to the area gathered at BMH communities, rather than < possibility of discussion, on the possibility of redemp­ Denver Ministerial al­ (Beth Hamedrosh Hogodol) brotherhood. Protestants, other meaningful plateaus. tion, the purpx>sc of dial­ liance who were special i- synagogue to hear Rabbi Catholics and Jews all Understanding is the goal, ogue will have been ful­ guests of the Jewish Irvin g G reenberg, Ph.D., have regarded each other not consensus, he said. filled, said Rabbi Green­ community in Denver. A t discuss ’T h e New Encoun­ as ’.’Gentiles,” or someone berg. handful of Catholic € ters o f C h ristian ity and outside their own particu­ SOME basic disagree­ . To be avoided, the Rabbi priests also attended, at Judaism.” lar way of life — aliens- ments, like the Jews’ affir­ indicated, is the tendency the invitation of the Al­ The rabbi, a professor at of'Sorts. mation o f the world and toward vapid and superfi­ liance. A discussion pe­ f Yeshiva university. New Growing from this reli­ the Christian’s dissatisfac­ cial dialogue, one which riod followed the lecture, York, related the "univer­ gious ghetto mentality was < tion with the world as ma-. may be very polite, but and a luncheon was salization of culture” and a caricaturing of others’ terial, can be solved in which skirts the actual served by the ladies' c the breakdown of the religious thoughts, an ov­ open, aware and honest issues at hand. auxiliary of the syna­ t "hermetically sealed com­ ersimplification and conse­ conversation. As the The rabbi, educated at gogue. munity” to the newer and quent misunderstanding of i more dynamic dialogues their theologies which, in­ b etw een C hristian s and variably, led to basic mis­ I Jews and also Christians trust. and Christians. Mission Mondote Presentation THERE was a time, MODERN attitudes, said the spiritual leader of modern communications t the Riverdale, (New York) and modern history have To Denver Native Scheduled Community center, when caused a reversal o f these On Sunday, March 5, the to the Mission o f Jamshed­ member of Gonzaga high the positive disregard for supports of pseudo-stability. Very Rev. Edward J. Spon- pur in India. Since then he school, Baltimore. I human character and hu­ Rabbi Greenberg noted ga, S.J., provincial of the has been studying the His parents, Mr. and i man values was so great that, once these various Maryland Province of the Mrs. Edward J. Martin, Magic Dragon Spells Enchantment Hindi language at the f that it could cause the wedges were removed from Society o f Jesus, will pre- school of linguistics at and his sister, Marilyn, re­ All eyes are on "Puff, the Magic Dragon,” and especially delighted are socio-religious hoIocau.4t o f the Dachau s e n t th e Georgetown university and side in Annandale. Another i David and Susan Chambers, center. The children are getting a preview of communications, new eval­ and Auschwitz ovens. The Mission residing at Gonzaga high sister, Mrs. Ronald Wilson, the marionette show which will be presented with "Hansel and Gretel” at uations and examinations reality of this "man’s inhu­ Mandate to school in Washington, D.C. lives in Euclid, O. the family party at St Mary’s academy, Denver, Sunday. Feb. 26, 2 to 4 have been made of "self manity to man” is im­ Edward John Bom in Denver, Martin M artin expects to leave p.m. Operating the dragon at left is Karen Higgins, with an assist from her and of other,” and a new pressed via the TV and M a r s h a l l , , attended our Lady of for India later in March. mother, Mrs. James M. Higgins. Mrs. John L. Chambers, mother of the possibility began to exist other news media in our S.J., after a Lourdes grade school. He youngsters, is at right Parents of students, alumnae, and interested per­ for ecumenical perspectives. Concelebrated own day, he said, in the attended Mackin high sons are invited to the program, sponsored by the students and alumnae. Certain conilicts — the Mass in St. awfully real coverage of school in Washington, D.C. (See story on P. 11) conflict between the Old M i c h a e l the Vietnamese war. and after his graduation Monday Deadline! The disregard of "other” and N ew Testaments, the church A n n a n d a le , entered the Society of Je­ The deadline for news sto- was occasioned, the rabbi Hellenism as manifested in rioH and pictures to appear Christian thought and the­ Va. sus at Wemersville Pa., in Lay Apostolate noted, by the passivity and September, 1958. Prior to in the "Register” Is Monday hostility so naturally con­ ology, the existence of the Mr. Martin at 9 u.m. Messiah -- can never be his assignment to India tained in and sponsored by was assigned last August last year, he was a faculty Image of the Laity "close-minded religion.” A fu lly resolved in the Ju- By Rev. James Kottoor stunting the growth, and are considered concerns of **The simple faithfu l,” draining the resources of the clergy? the people of God. Edouard le Roy once re­ I f the parish today res­ marked, "have the same In the hey-day of mass embles more a big busi­ part as lambs at Candle­ exploitation the word ness, and less a community mas: They are blessed and "proletariat” meant many of faith and love, both the shorn.” things. In particular, it clergy and the laity are to In more vivid terms The TR U TH Meet the Pnpesed pinpointed the economic blame. It is this phenome­ Marcel Barbu described the and social plight of mil­ non o f estranged pastors plight of the laity in the lions of the labouring class. and alienated parishioners Church when he compared The word dramatized the that has given Marcel them to the faceless mass condition of those for Barbu grounds to speak of of factory workers fathered whom the daily dole of a religious proletariat in by the industrial revolu­ subsistence wage has be­ the Church. tion. come the sole means of Barbu spoke of a social METRO STADIUM! survival. These millions IF T H E parish is to be­ proletariat in the world usually took orders from come once again a commu­ and a religious proletariat another, and held no com­ nity of the people of,God in the Church. The com­ manding positions. It would benefit all FOUR COUNTIES, as well as the state of Colorado. parison may sound a bit united in faith, love and Subsistence wage meant worship, both the clergy farfetched, but the point it that they could not live a drives home cannot be ea­ and the laity should come decent life, support a fam­ sily brushed aside as too ■out of their zones o f ano­ All FOUR COUNTIES benefit...from the 5,000 visitors a week who ily, or maintain a well- extreme. nymity into the broad day furnished home. The good It would be over-naive to ligh t o f join t action, and things o f life — cultural compare the laity to a joint responsibility for the come to pro football games (to say nothing of many other events) and recreational — always flock o f passive sheep. But whole parish. how do, they compare with stayed well beyond their The Vatican Council has from throughout the area to: a mass, faceless proletarian reach. So also did the op­ broken down the barriers portunities for active in­ society? that kept the laity in the volvement in public life. passive status of a reli­ IN TH E course o f centu­ All combined, it drove gious proletariat. The new­ I Spend dollars. ries the Church often re­ them into an attitude of ly formed council of laity, flected both the virtues discontent and rebellion. the pontifical commission and vices of her contempo­ This picture must be ap­ for justice and peace on I Help pay our sales and other taxes by spending those dollars. rary secular societies. "The plied to the laity in the the top levels of the dust of the empire,” to use Church to see if or to what Church, and the pastoral a phrase of Pope John extent they deserve the councils o f both clergy and I Bring credit and attention to the whole area. X X Iir, which accumulated name — religious proletar­ laity recommended for im­ since the time of Constan­ iat. plem entation on diocesan tine, still tarnished the L ife in the Church for levels are some of the I Put between $3'A and $5 millions into the economy a year.. . millions which throne o f P e te r. So do the laity begins on the promising signs of the some o f the stigmas and parish level. And it is times. turn several times before leaving the community; dollars which we wouldn't .stains which she inherited within the boundaries of in later years from her the parish that the laity But the one area where otherwise have. contemporary feudal sys­ generally live their Chris­ the laity can, and must — tems. tian life. in far greater numbers, In modem times it is the ON THIS parish level, assume and exercise their H Attract new people and industries to help share our present tax burdens. Impersonalism and face­ how many o f the laity are responsibility — is the parish. lessness of a mechanized in positions o f responsibil­ and managed industrial ity? How many think of complex that seems to the parish in terms other The Council decree on WHOSE STADIUM IS IT? IT BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE. NO have invaded the many than their Sunday obliga­ the laity in fact .ays: corridors of the institution­ tions, or collection baskets? "The laity should accus­ al Church. Truly, the fog What about the pastor- tom themselves to work­ PRIVATE CITIZEN CAN CONTROL NOR DOMINATE IT. PRIVATE and smog of urban centers parishioner relations? Ex­ ing in the parish in close have obscured not only the cept for the monologue union with their priests, beauty of secular cities but that binds the pulpit to the bringing to the Church SOURCES MUST PAY LEASE MONEY TO THE STADIUM COMMIS­ also the radiant face of the pews, and the administra­ community their own Spouse of Christ. tion of Sacraments that and the world's SION, REPRESENTING THE PEOPLE. As a divine institution, necessitates at least a problems, as well as the Church realizes her mechanical meeting of questions concerning hu­ continual need for self persons, what is there to man salvation, all of purification. As a human be said for a face-to-face which should be exam­ institution she is constant­ contact and frank dialogue? ined and resolved by IND HOW MUCH DO TH ESE BENEFITS COS" ly tempted to keep pace In the place o f dialogue common deliberation.” Here’s how much a yea r...430 per $1,000 of assessment= 12.90 per $1,000 of market value. with the world, sometimes what actually happens is a even at the price of accom- prompt awing back o f the It Is assessed And your STADIUM aiodation. In the name of two — pastor and faithful If your property’s O R, by the )ulting off old vices, many — into their respective market value is at 30%, or TAX for a year is month, it’s a time she has unwittingly zones of faceless anonymi­ put on new ones. We ty. From these zones the $10,000 $ 3,000 $1.29 Slightly more than 100 should not therefore be faithful look upon the pas­ surprised if a social prole­ 15,000 4,500 1.94 tor as a distant, isolated Slightly more than 160 ta r ia t in the world has business executive, and the helped to produce a kind of 20,000 6,000 2.58 Slightly more than 210 pastor thinks of the faith­ religious proletariat in the ful in terms of the parish 25,000 7,500 3.23 Slightly less than 270 Church. enrollment cards. 30,000 9,000 3.87 Slightly more than 320 There are also the parish TODAY, the social activities which can neith­ 35,000 10,500 4.52 Slightly more than 370 proletariat as a fact is fast er speak for the parish fading out, at least in t4ie community, nor involve 40,000 12,000 5.16 430 free world. But the parallel ventures which are really 45,000 13,500 5.81 Slightly more than 480 phenomenon in the apostolic. Even here, how Church, it seems, is only many of these activities 50,000 15,000 . 6.45 Slightly less than 540 beginning to be recognized can the laity call their as a crippling blight own. as opposed to what ----- 'MOOOOOoabOToaoA F o r T h e Finest Cleaning For A n d Repairing * Insuranc* ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS * Surety Bonds NEW RUGS and CARPETS CALC A NEW STADIUM WINS Paul T. McGrady WINS COMMITTEE Coll 6 Eugene H. Adams and William J. Grant VAN SCHAACK « CO. M90 B. 3rd 333-8840 or 322-8361 Co-chairmen 624 17lh SirMi Also Wall to Wall Cleaning in the Horae 1530 Broadway . Phone 623-5351 J Phene 297-5636 Thursday, February 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 11

g e and Youth Highlights e r s it y » to th e C a t h e d ra l are Rich Bielak and at Holy Family school. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward r ia l al- Cathedral high school, Charles litis, seniors, dra­ Denver, were 12 seniors, 8 Henthorne of St. Rose of special Denver, picked seven matic interpretation; Mar­ juniors, 9 sophomores, and Lima parish, and to David J ew ish science winners out of 37 ilyn Woodman, senior, po­ 19 freshmen. Some 119 Burlage, son o f Mr. and nver. A science fair entries in the etry; and Andre Roy, students in the four classes Mrs. Alvin Burlage. also of t h o l i c three division school con­ freshman, discussion. were awarded honorable St. Rose. ded, at test held recently. Kevin Piper, senior, mentions. St. Therese the A l­ Winners were sopho­ placed among the top 10 in T e e n D ance ton pe- the Denver Mayor’s es.say mores Jim Flanagan and Bishop Machebeuf Coun­ Twenty-four students lecture, contest on employment for Ernie Held, biology first cil of the Knights of Col­ from St. Therese school. n w as the handicapped. It will be Tops at Speech Meet place; Paul Szynskie, soph­ umbus will sponsor a teen Aurora, were among the la d ie s ' entered in the governor’s omore, second place biolo­ dance Saturday. April 1, 8 participants at the recent ) syna- contest from which nation­ Adams county Speech F'es­ Five students from Annunciation high school, Cranville Davis, humorous interpretation; Brenda gy; and Peg Rothermel, p.m. to 12 midnight, in r. al winners will be selected. tival held in Westminster. Denver, received superior ratings at a speech Humphrey, poetry; John McBride, discussion; Nita third place biology; Oscar Malo hall, 1835 Dave Hilbert, Toip Ayers, meet qualifying them to participate in the Colora­ Jo Gonzales, original oratory; and Carlos Trujillo, Peter Myckaniuk, senior, M u lle n Logan, Denver. The Jim Mullaney, and Mary do State Forensic F'estival to be held at the Uni­ poetry interpretation. first place mathematics; Mullen high school, Den­ "Boenzee Cryque’’ will pro­ W halen won superior rat­ versity of Colorado March 17-18. Left to right are Kathy Garcia and Shari ver, has announced that 35 vide music. Tickets at }n ings in debate. Eight other f Brozovich. sophomores, first students were named to $1.50 arc available at the winners were named for place general science. the school’s academic honor Tom McAn shoe store, 622 the school. Annunciation Students Score in Speech Meet Honorable mention went roll. 16th street, Denver. Tick­ i to John Volpi, Peter Niel­ A party for participants ets at the door will cost Hays Cadets A t a speech meet held versity of Colorado. pretation. George Washington, Manu­ high sen, Jan Moore, Tom Cas­ o f the recent Mardi Gras $1.75 per person. [ recently at Aurora Hinkley Annunciation joined a l, D en ver South, and, Bob Hemming, son of Dr. sell, Joseph Monahan, Ed was held at the school F’’eb. and .Mrs. John Hemming of ; high school, five students Receiving superior cer­ three other parochial Cherry Creek. St. Joseph's [r. and Henderson, and Don Gar­ 21. Members of the court, Lakewood, and a junior at from Annunciation high tificates were Granville schools and eight public Members of the National dartin, cia. dancers, attendants and St. Joseph’s Military acad­ school, Denver, were Davis, humorous interpre­ schools at the meet. Others Students representing Honor Society o f St. Jo­ lyn, re- Four Cathedral high stage workers were hon­ emy, Hay.s, Kans., was tation; Brenda Humphrey, participating were Cathe­ the 12 schools compete seph’s high school, Denver, Vnother among those qualifying to school students qualified ored. A sim ilar reception am ong four St. Joseph’s poetry: John McBride, dis­ dral, Machebeuf, St. Fran­ with approximately 40 con­ attended a ski movie re­ Wilson, participate in the Colorado for the Colorado state for parents of the court, Cadets who recently par­ cussion; Nita Jo Gonzales, cis de Sales, Aurora Cen­ testants in each event. cently. Plans are being speech meet at a session directors and benefactors ticip a te d in the Kansas State Forensic Festival original oratory: and Car­ tral, Aurora Hinkley, Den­ O nly eight contestants go made for a par­ > leave held recently at Aurora will be held at Mullen on state wrestling meet. Ran­ March 18-18 at the Uni­ los Trujillo, poetry inter­ ver East, Denver West, on to the state competition. ty to be held in .March. irch. Hinkley high school. Thev March 6. .Motion pictures dy Yonker, also a junior, and son of .Mr. and Mrs. S. o f the p agaen t w ill be St. Rose UHMnmwmiu' shown. J. Yonker of Denver, ap­ Academy Students Slate Brother Adrian, F.S.C., The Mile-Hi Serfoma peared in the school’s re­ principal of .Mullen high Club award for good citi­ cent production of "Our *ws sto- school is attending the zenship was presented^to Hearts Were Young and appear Children's Entertainment annual directors meeting of Karen Henlhorne. daughter Gay.’’ VIonday Drama students at St. sel and Gretel. Mrs. Christian Brothers schools Mary’s academy, Engle­ James M. Higgins, and her in Lafayette, La. All wood, in cooperation with daughter, Karen, will op­ schools in the New Or­ members of the school's erate the marionettes. leans. La., and the Santa Alumni association, will A production directed by Fe, New .Mexico district o I V I B M O O present an afternoon of Mrs. Michael Moriarity of will be represented. Broth­ children’s entertainment Rumplestiltskin, Red er Adrian will return Sunday, Feb. 26, from 2 Riding Hood, Mother March 2. until 4 p.m. Performances Goose and .Mary Con­ S e a t tle U. will be held in the forum trary, will be presented by Terry Zaremba. son of o f the high school, 4545 S. drama students. Mr, and Mrs. John J. University boulevard, ALL PASTORS AND ASSISTANTS THAT •Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reum Zaremba of Wheatridge, Englewood. and their four children will and a junior majoring in THE REGISTER'S ISSUE OF MARCH 12, Featured during the af­ present a magic show at 3 chemistry at Seattle uni­ 1967, WILL CARRY A SPECIAL 12-PAGE ternoon will be two mar­ p.m. versity. Seattle, Wash., has TABLOID SUPPLEMENT DEVOTED EX­ ionette shows, I*uff the Both alumnae and stu­ been named to the school’s M agic Dragon, and Han- dents of the academy will CLUSIVELY TO A DISCUSSION OF . . . honor roll for the past aca­ participate in Com e Fly demic period. With Me. Cochairmen of the event are Mrs. Cyrus St. P iu s X L. Colburn Jr., and Mrs. Patsy Anne Rupert, Robert A. Bruhn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Admission is $1.50 at Jack Ruppert of St. Pius X Longmont to Hear Abbey Singers the door. No reservations l O . parish, Aurora, was named Members o f the Abbey Holy Cross Abbey School a concert at the St. Vrain are necessary. Proceeds to the Dean’s list at Sacred The subject will be treated from many S c h o o l G le e C lu b are for boys, Canon City, corn- Memorial building, s{)on- will be given to the acade­ Heart Dominican college, angles — all designed to explain and shown in rehearsal under prise the glee club. They sored by the Home and my’s alumnae scholarship Houston, Tex. fund. clarify confusing questions arising in 10 the direction o f Brother will sing in a Mass at St. school association of St. Holy Family Mark Cumrine, O.S.B. John’s church, Longmont, John’s. these times of change and renewal. Named to the honor roll fs) (back to cam era). Thirty Sunday, March 12, and in The aim is to encourage vocations by teen -age boys attending the afternoon will present Local Youth Walk With Care showing what a big challenge there is Professed in today's great need for leadership — Mor. 12 Mass To Be Sung Fifty-eight pedestrians died in traffic mishaps on to advance ecumenism and renewal In Recital Franciscan Colorado’s streets and high­ while preserving and protecting the ways last year, reminds the Brother Nathan (Thom­ By Abbey School Glee Club Mary Imming, a Den­ State * atrol. Walk with s;.e F a ith . ver Cathedral high as) Janke, son of Mr. and cial care diirin.; inclement school senior, gave a re­ Mrs. R. E. Janke, .Ar\'ada, weather, at dusk and after ORDER AD ADEQUATE QUANTITY OF Members of the Abbey and School Assngmont. popular melodies. Brother 'Phe glee club is made the piano and by senior The event takes place & THE REGISTER on Sunday, March 12. Mark is director of the ch up of boys attending Marilyn Woodman with one year after the F'rancis- AUTO S A LE S That afternoon the glee school’s department of per­ Holy Cross Abbey boys’ vocal selections. Miss Im- can brother receives the P. O. Box 1620 I ' t club will present a variety forming arts and has dir­ school. Canon City, ming’s instructor at Ca­ tertiary habit of St. F’ran- IKMI W. A hinu'dii 7.'):l-936I Denver, Colorado 60201 •musical concert in St. ected the ensemble for the which is conducted by thedral is Sister Jeanine cis of Assisi, founder of the State Inspection Station Vrain Memorial Building. past nine years. the Benedictine Fathers. Therese. Order of Friars Minor. The concert is being spon- Youths from the Archdi­ Brother Janke, who be­ 1 sored by St. John’s Home Its singers are currently ocese of Denver who are gan his Franciscan train­ members of the glee club H ead S tart ing at St. Joseph’s in Sep­ include Tom Aspinwall, tember, 1965, now con­ Rudy Koppl, Denver: Mark Volunteers tinues his seven-year [Debbie Johnson Wins Salvato, Wheatridge; Bill training period with fur­ o McCauley, Larry Tonish, Still Needed ther studies at Cincinnati. Littleton; Tim and Tom Male volunteers are Later training will be giv­ Topezewski, Boulder; Dan PLA/ ITSAFEI Oratorical Contest being sought for the first en at several Cincinnati TE Peter. Longmont; Paul time for participation in Province training schools. earn up to Mutz of St. Pius X parish, Menhennett, Kremmling; Brother Janke is a mem­ % Debbie Johnson of Our Steve Atwell, Paul DePa- the Denver anti-poverty Lady of F'etima school, Aurora; Alex Hallburg, ber of Shrine of St. Anne With > - tie, Tim Litherland, Kevin Head Start program for Lakewood, was named first Cure d’Ars; and Edith u nderprivileged preschool parish. Arvada, and a 1963 McMahon, and Tim Mur­ graduate of Holy Family place winner at the Arch- Woodward, St. Berna­ children. ray, Colorado Springs. high school. Denver. Prior diocesan Oratorial contest dette’s, Lakewood. Mrs. Edith Neil, head Catholic to entering St. Joseph’s, he c o n d u c t e d Judges, members o f the start volunteer coordinator, Youth TV Programs' spent two years at the Feb. 18 and Knights of Columbus said men o f all ages inter­ province’s Duns Scotus Church 19 at Lady of Toastmaster’s club, for the ested in children and hav­ Will Be Presented college in Detroit. f F a t i m a finals, were Ken Tobinson, ing a special understanding George Canny, and Jim Following is a listing of . . school. of the problems of the Bonds Second place Hogan. Judges for the television pmgrams of spe­ cial interest to youths: children and families in­ winner was semi-finals were Ben STILL Get up to 6% interest, Wright, Joe Deals, and Saturday, Feb. 25 — volved in the program, are W elcome payable semi-annually, with I Bender of St. Jim Bigley. Young People's Concert, being sought to participate j j o h n t h e Miss Johnson was given Channel 7. 5 p.m. in activities in all the for­ GROWING! Catholic Church Bonds. And lEvangclist, an expense paid trip to Sunday, Feb. 26 — ty-three Head Start cen­ they're safe! Each bond carries Teens View the U.N., St. ters. NOW 11) e n V e r . Washington, D.C., to com­ the signature of an Archbishop, Mil-Johnson T h ird p lace pete in the National Con­ Scholastica high school, She pointed out that OVER was awarded to Bonnie test. Trophies were award­ Boulder. Channels 4, 5 at many of the children do a Bishop, or head of a Re­ Munch o f the A ir F'orce ed to other winners. Grand 12:30 p.m. not have fathers. ligious Order of the Catholic academy of Colorado prize at the national con­ Sunday. Feb. 26 — Col- Men volunteers may en­ Church, promising that prin­ Springs. test will be a four year lego ('omment, "The Col­ roll for as little as two or cipal and interest will be paid Finalists were Susan college scholarship. lege Coed’’, Channel 4. 1 three hours u day, for one 7,610 or more days a week, punctually when due. For a p.m. CARS SOLD! Sunday, Feb. 26 — "The Monday through F'riday. It current list of Catholic Church SINCE MARCH 1. 1963 Yellow Slippers” , Chil­ is hoped that at least tw’o Bonds, mail the coupon below CYO Activities dren’s Movie. Channels 7 men can be signed up for and 11.2 p.m. each center. F’ull informa­ ED TYNAN'S u S t. A n n e 's vice president; Linda Olps, (Ceoies of the offerinq circular may be obtained from tne undersigned, only in states m whicn me secretary; Patty Lewis, Sunday. Feb. 26 — Jack tion may be obtained by undersigned is qualified to act as a dealer in securities and in which the ottering circular may legally St. Anne's CYO. Arvada, treasurer; and Mike and the Beanstalk, Chan­ phoning the Head Start EAST COLFAX be distributed.) is sponsoring a Sing Out Mueller, historian. The nels 4, 2, and 5; 5:30 p.m. OfTice, 297-2855. ’67 in the Arvada West CHRYSLER group w ill sponsor a pot- PLYMOUTH BOSW OILTH SI high school auditorium on luck dinner at 3 p.m., Feb. Friday and Saturday, 26. A ski movie w ill be INC. & C O . M I * A > \ , I A C L March 11 and 12, 8 p.m. shown. A ll parochial and 6«0-l7lh St., DENVER, COLORADO 80202 Admission is 50 cents per public school students, NEW person. Tickets may bo ob- grades 9-12, arc invited. 1967 V A L IA N T BOSWORTH. SUUIVAN & COMPANY. INC. tained from any CYC Beverages will be provided. 660 5EVENTE6NTM STREET, DENVER, COLORADO 80202 member or by calling the $ 1 ,7 9 5 Sts. Peter, Paul e ic a i* »«nd « Cwrrvnt In * « t C««K«ltC Ctermit. been announced for the political science, going on from right), Sister Mary (iregory, principal of St. I*eter’s School and Sister 1967 campaign, according to earn his LL.B., baclielor I’atricia of the Catholic School Office. Showing satisfaction with suggested to John J. Conway, general C O N D U C T IN G the in­ of laws, degree in 1963. educational materials are from left to right Sister Rita Mary, supervisor of chairman of this year’s stitutes will be Monsignor Prior to joining the schools for the Franciscan Sisters of Milwaukee, Wis., and the Rev. Robert drive. Conway is being as­ William P. Sullivan, senior bank, he served as an of­ P. Meznar. pastor of St. Peter’s church, Fleming. sisted by a fund board of chaplain at the Metropoli­ ficer in the United States tan State hospital, Wal­ Navy with Naval Air tham, Mass. "Monsignor Training Squadron 26 and Emma T. Hodapp Sullivan is nationally rec­ aboard the USS George Requiem For Former Principal ognized for his extensive Clymer. He is married, Requiem Mass was of­ A lta r and Rosary society. work in pastoral care of and a m e m b e r o f th e the m entally ill,’’ Father Of St. Francis School Offered fered Feb. 9 at St. Eliza­ Holy Ghost parish Altar American Bar Association Berteska said. Requiem High Ma.ss was W hile at the school, the beth’s church, Denver, for and Rosary society, Den­ Planning Regis Drive and the United States offered in Florissant, Mo.. Chapel of the Rosary was Emma T. Hodapp of Den­ ver. the Third Order of St. "T h e institutes are de­ Naval Reserve. signed for priests. Brothers, Feb. 16 for Sister Victoria in stijled under her direc­ ver. A member of Our Francis, and the Domini­ John J. Conw’ay, righ t, 1967 R e gis College and for Religious women.’’ Marie, a Sister of St. Jo­ tion. team teaching was Lady of the Bell Catholic can Sisters of the Sick Alumni Fund chairman, checks details of Sun­ Father said. ".‘Ml of the seph and former principal inaugurated, a co-ordina- Telephone Women, she was Poor auxiliary. day’s Regis Alumni Convocation, with the Rev. brTg h t o n ~ priests of Colorado, the and superior tors’ program launched, active in St. Elizabeth’s She was also active in Bernard S. Karst, S.J., center. College Alumni Brothers, and all Religious of St. Francis and the advanced place­ the auxiliaries of St. Vin­ moderator, and F. Donald Dunn, a m em ber o f the RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL d e S a l e s ’ ment programs in English P'und h<)ard. The convocation w ill mark the open­ Sisters are invited. This Funeral Rites cent’s and St. Clara’s Equip|M-d to Kulllll Your Nottls high school. and mathematics intro­ orphanages, and Mother ing of the 1967 alumni fund, the college’s annual 24 Hour Ambulance Service Denver. duced. For Grandmother Cabrini school, Denver. appeal for financial support of her alumni. A native of 'Fhe Fit. Rev. Monsignor She is survived by four Phone 659-2321 (iregory Smith, P.A., j Qreeley I Ken Raynie. Jim Arthur iSt. Louis, she Of Staff Member sisters including Addie Britons Fast, Raise BRIGHTON. COLORADO Idied Feb. 13 V.G., pastor o f St. Fran­ W inter o f Seattle, Wash., Priest, 91, Dies ^in Aquinas cis’ parish, attended the F'uneral services for the Mrs. Roy Balentine, Mrs. Overseas Aid Funds Philadelphia — Solemn convent, funeral in American grandmother o f a Register Charles Colborg, and Mrs. London — Britain’s six Requiem Mass for the Rev. Adamson Mortuary Florissant, .Martyrs’ church. Floris­ s t a ff m em ber were con- James Coursey of Denver; million Catholics hoped to John O’Byrne, C.M., be­ 2 4 Hour Ambulance Service after a long sant. He also presided at ducted this week in Nam­ 10 nieces and nephews; 33 raise more than last year’s G reeley, C olorad o Sr. V ic a h - illn e s s . the graveside rites. In­ pa, Idaho. grand nieces and nephews. lieved to be the oldest record $300,000 for the re­ During her tenure in terment was in St. Louis. Mrs. Kristine Larsen, Funeral arrangements Vincentian priest in the l ie f o f w orld hunger in N. Ross Adamson Reed P. Adamson Denver she was responsible Sister is survived by grandmother of Kim Lar­ were made by Boulevard United States, was offered their annual Family Fast Phone 1636 9tn Ave. a t SIh St. for notable accomplish­ Victor Noeth, her father sen, Denver, died in Nam­ mortuaries. Burial was in h e re Feb. 17. Th e 91- Day Feb. 17. The Catholic ments in the field of edu­ who resides in St. Joseph’s pa at the age of 93. Burial Olivet. year-old priest .served the Fund for Overseas Devel­ cation at St. Francis’. hospital, Hancock, Mich. was in I^ocatello, Idaho. ______Vincentians primarily in opment, which organizes Mrs. Larsen was born in teaching and administra­ the Family Fust Day, gave Odense, Denmark. She It's Murder tive positions from the most of the money it col­ Ft Collins Joseph F. Baginski came to the United States W eaving in and out o f a tim e of his ordination in lected last year for devel­ in the early 1900s. She long line of traffic isn’t clever 1900 until his retirement oping agriculture and wa­ driving — it’s murder! When in 1946. ter supplies. Requiem High Mass was Brotherhood of Locomotive was preceded in death by you play games on the high­ Blythe-Goodrich SHINN NORTHERN offered for Joseph F. Ba­ Firemen and Enginemen her husband, Martin, and a daughter. way, testing your judgment of ginski, 75, in our Lady of Lodge 77 and of the Order speeds and distances and pat­ A/orfi(«ri/ PHARMACY Survivors include two Grace church, Denver, on of St. Christopher for tin g y o u rse lf on the back LEGAL NOTICES "Your Parish Drug Store" sons, a daughter, two Ambulance Service Monday, Feb. 20. Catholic Railroadmen, when you win — remember, grandchildren, and two Jack W. Goodrich • Free Delivery Service Mr. Baginski, who died chapter 76. warns the State Patrol, death IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE PROBATE COURT M U . 2 -3 2 0 8 great-grandchildren. is the pay-ofT for losing. In and lor the Cilv and County In and for th* City and County • Charge Accounts Feb. 15. was the husband of Denver and State of Colorado Other survivors include a ol Denver and State of Colorado of Helene C. Baginski and No. P-40207 L . C. G R IF F IN . O W NER brother, Leo Baginski, No. P-40276 the father of Marion and In The .Mailer of the Estate Ol Denver; sisters. Sister M. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT .Newspaper circulation is You Are Always Estate ol OLLIE H. TOPPAN. (D« Ethel C. Heatord. Deceased Lawrence Baginski, Den­ Notice of Hearing of Petition known and is comparatively Cleopha, Assisi Heights, ceased) Welcome At Shinn's To Sell Real Estate ver, and Vincent Baginski, No. P 40207 unaffected by daily or sea­ Minn., and Sister M. Fran­ The People of the Slate ol Colorado. Long Beach, Calif. May they Rest Notice is hereby given that I have sonal change — (here’s no Northern Hotel Bldg. To Rose O. Hess: Katherine P. Wil­ cises, Sylvania, O.; seven filed my final report in the Probate Born in Denver July 19, liams; Howard Williams; Eila Craw "summer slump." H U 2 -1 03 5 -H U 2-1036 grandchildren, and six Court of the City and County of Den lord. Ray Young. Mary Coulter. May 1889, Mr. Baginski was a ver. Colorado, and that any person great-grandchildren. Young; Francis Young; Clara Young; locomotive engineer with desiring to object to the same shall and Dale Young and David Dunklec. Burial was in Mt. Olivet file written objection with the said Guardian Ad Litem, persons in inter In Peace court on or before March 10. 1967. C.B. & (J. railroad. He was est in said estate. cemetery, Denver. ROBERT L. HILL BENSON. Leo A.. 1681 Harri- GOMEZ. Miquclita Maria. G re e tin g ; a lifetim e member o f the E xe cutor You are hereby notified that on this son. Requiem Mass, St. Joseph’s 1363 C la y to n s tre e t. R equ iem JOHN J. CONWAY 25th day of January. A.D. >967. An Colorado Springs P o lis h ch u rc h , Feh . 22. Inter­ Mass, Our Lady of Victory Attorney for the estate drew Wysowateky. Administrator o.' ment, Mt. Olivet. Boulevard church, Dolores. Colo., Fob. 18. 802 E q u ita b le Bldg.. said estate, presented to and filed in mortuaries. Interment, Cortez, Colo. D e n ve r, Colorado 80702 said court his petition for the sale ol John H. Streit P h : 244 6038 certain real estate belonging to said (P u b lis h e d in the estate and situate in the City and Requiem Mass was of­ ver from St. Ixiuis, Mo., in BOCK, Parthena (Bohhi) T.. HAMBLY, Bernard L„ (Har­ Denver Catholic Register) County ol Denver and State of Colora Zecha & Adams 66.'>() Clermont, Commerce City. First Publication: February 2. 1967 do. more fully described In said peti SHEARER old), .3055 W. 36th avenue. Re­ Nevada Ave at Cache La Poudre fered Feb. 16 in Notre 1949. L a s t P u b lic a tio n : F e b ru a ry 23. )967 lion, reference to which is hereby Requiem Mass, Assumption quiem Mass. St. Dominic’s made. HARDWARE l^ame church. Denver, for Streit served as a lieu­ ch u rch , Keh, 20. Interm ent, Kt- John H. Streit. 49, who church, Feb. 24. Interm ent. M L You are further notified to appear 2329 East Platte tenant with the Seabees in I.x)Kan. H ow a rd m ortuaries. OliveL Boulevard mortuaries. and answer or otherwise plead to said Automotive IN THE PROBATE COURT petition in writing on or before the M E . 2-7288 died Feb. 13 in his home. World W ar II in the Pa­ In and for the City and 22nd day o f M a rc h , A .D . 1967. th e day and Burial was in Ft. Logan cific and China theaters. BUTZ, Rudolph A.. 60 Meade County of Denver set (or the hearing thereof, or on or Brake Service COLORADO SPRINGS street. Mass, Presentation Mcf'ABE. Edward J., of Den­ and State of Colorado before the day to which such hearing National cemetery. He was a member of Notre church, Feh. 22. Interm ent. ML ver. Requiem Mass, Church of No. P-42736 may be adjourned, or said petition A manufacturer’s repre­ the Blessed Sacrament. Feb. 17. NOTICE TO CREDITORS w ill be taken for confessed. Dame parish, the American Olivet. Day-Noonan mortuary. Estate of FLO M. HARTKNOCH. Interment. Pueblo, Colo. Day- Given under my hand and the seal "Cfilortido Spring.v' Most \to(tcrn‘' sentative. he worked with WuterworKS association, a/k/a FLORA HARTKNOCH. a.k/a ol said court at Denver, in the City Noonan mortuary. Wallace Tierman jind com­ the the Knights of Colum­ CARLIN, Mary Isahelte. 1542 FLORA M. HARTKNOCH, a/k/a FLO and County of Denver and State of Forest street. Requiem Mass. RENTINE M. HARTKNOCH. a/k/a Colorado, this 25th day of January, pany, and for two and one FLORENTINE MARIE HARTKNOCH. A D. 1967 bus. Blessed Kacrament church. Feh. atjr ?Caui iHnrtnary M cDo n a l d , D orothy M., 1560 (Deceased) D. M. Rowley half years was an engineer He married Irene C. 18. Interment, Mt. OliveL Boule­ Downing streeL Requiem Mass, No. P 42736 Clerk of the Probate Court w ith the U.S. Bureau of Wesche in Hastings, vard mortuaries. Cathednil of Immaculate Con­ A ll persons having claims against By Thomas DiFrancesco Member by Invitation National Selected Morticians the above named estate are required ception. Feh. 21. Interment. Deputy Clerk M embers of the Staff Indian Adairs. Mich., Sept. 2. 1948. to file them for allowance in the Pro (Published in the Denver Catholic A native of Mitchell. S. In addition to his wife, CARROLL, Viola B., 4i;)0 fJreeley, Colo. Howard mor­ bate Court of the City and County of R egister) Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington Pierce street. Wheat Ridt(e, tuaries. Denver. Colorado, on or before the First Publication: February 2. 1967 Catholic Funeral Directors Dak., ho was Ixirn Jan. 20. he is survived by two sons, Colo. Requiem Mass, Sts. Peter 2 0 th d a y o l A u g u s t. 1967. o r sa id Last Publication: March 2, 1967 claims shall be forever barred. M E lrose 2-6671 Colorado Springe, Colo. 1918, and educated at I.x>y- James A. Streit and John and P a u l’s church, Feb. 22. In­ MOTT. Marguerite A.. 2200 THE CENTRAL BANK ola university. Chicago. K. Streit, and a daughter, te rm e n t, M l OliveL Boulevard Gray street. Edgewater. Re­ AND TRUST COMPANY mortuaries. B y: Ja y R. M ad do x IN THE PROBATE COURT 111.; the University of Wis­ Charlotte K. Streit. all of quiem Muss, St. Dominic’s Assistant Trust Officer In and tor the City and Insured Losses consin, and the University church. Feb. 22. Howard mor­ JOHN J. CONWAY County of Denver Denver; a brother. Capt. H. CATLETT”, Beatrice. 6.51 Jose­ tuaries. Attorney for the estate and State of Colorado M DRIVE IN Fi re — W i nd — W a ter of Iowa. He came to Den- A. Streit, U.S. Navy Med­ phine streeL Requiem Mass, SL 802 E q u ita b le B uild ing David Brotman, Judge It's your right John the KvanReiist church. Denver. Colorado No. P-42736 J s to select your ical Corps, Bo.ston, Mass.; P hone 244 6038 MOTEL F eh . 16. Interm enL Mt. O livit. O’BRIEN. SMSGT John A., IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE co|itractor. and three sisters, Mrs. El­ (Published in the OF FLO M. HARTKNOCH. a/k/a FLO­ Stay with "Jay” Boulevard mortuaries. USAF, Colorado Springs. Colo. Denver Catholic Register) JERRY BREEN RA HARTKNOCH. a/k/a FLORA M. 820 N. Nevada Collins Const. mer O. Davis of Coca Requiem Mass, Fitzsimons Post F ir s t P u b lic a tio n : F e b ru a ry 23. 1967 HARTKNOCH. a/k/a FLORENTINE Colo. Spgs. — 633-1900 Beach, Fla.; Miss Betty CUBA, Stanley, 6.*1.54 Brooks chapel, Feh. 23. Interment. FL Last Publication: March 16. 1967 M. HARTKNOCH. a/k/a FLOREN­ F l o r i s I drive, Arvada. Requiem Mass, I./Ogan. Olinger mortuaries. TINE MARIE HARTKNOCH. De Streit. Ft. Dfxlge. la.; and ceased. Shrine of St. Anne. Arvada, 1521 ('hnm pH Mrs. W illiam Henley. IN THE PROBATE COURT ALIAS PHIL LONG, INC. Feh. 23. IntermenL M l O liveL 2 6 6 -:il3 I PARESEAU. Azelle M.. Beil- In and for the City and County CITATION TO ATTEND £AbiL (phw unjoxjp Bloomfield Hills. Mich. Boulevard mortuaries. PROBATE OF WILL flower, (’alif. Kequiem Mass, of Denver and State of Colorado No. P-42SSI THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Presentation church. Feb. 17. COLORADO. TO: CZUBATA. Lydia, 3523 W. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 802 N. Weber Interment. Mt. OliveL Boulevard Estate of ERNEST LEW STIDLE Catholic Near East Welfare Associa 30th avenue. Requiem Mass, mortuaries. (D eceased) tion, 480 Lexington Ave.. New York. M E . 3 - 2 0 6 9 N. Y., Relationship. None. Legatee; ('hurrh of the Transfiguralion. No. P 42S5) Cole. Springs, Ceie. Feh. 21. IntermenL M l Olivet. A ll persons having claims against Most Reverend Minister. General of COLORADO SPRINGS P L Y .M K L U (iertru d e F.. 2800 Third Order, Regular of St. Francis. Day-Noonan mnrtuar>'. the above named estate are required Personal Supervision Dahlia street. Requiem Mass, American Headquarters. Washington to file them for allowance In the Pro (!ure d'Ars ehureh. Feb. 20. In­ bate Court of the City and County of 17, O.C.. R e la tio n sh ip . None. Legatee: J. D. CROUCH D O S C IL M ic h a e l J., 741 S. Denver. Colorado, on or before the 27 Norbertine Fathers. DePere, Wlscon C. D. O BRIEN terment. Mt. Olivet. Olinger sin. Relationship. None, Legatee; Sis­ by the Mo ward Jamilij Williams. Requiem Mass, St. mortuaries. day of July. 1967. or said claims shall LOETSCHER'S John the KvanKelist church. be forever barred. ters of Christian Doctrine. Marydell. Sutfern, N.Y.. Relationship. None. Le­ F eb . 18. Interm enL M L O liveL ANDREW WYSOWATCKY REID. Alexander J. (A.J.), gatee; Unknown heirs of Flo M. Boulevard mortuaries. ADMINISTRATOR 44.50 K. .lewell. Kequiem Mass. (Published In the Hertknoch, a/k/e Flora SUPER MARKET Hartknoch, a/k/a Flora M . M ^1 1 / A D AVENUE MORTUARY Most Precious Blood church, Denver Catholic Register) DURAN. Fernandez. 826 Kala- F irs t P u b lic a tio n : Ja n u a ry 26. 1967 Hartknoch. a'k/a Florentine M. Hart BERKELEY PARK MORTUARY Feb. 20. Boulevard mortuaries. QUAUTt MIATS n V W fl l\ LI math StreeL Requiem Mass. SL L a st P u b lic a tio n ' F e b ru a ry 23. 1967 knoch. a.'kia Florentine Meric Hart HAMPDEN MEMORIAL ESTATES CEMETERY • 222-1«51 knoch. Deceased. Residence. Un C a je ta n 's c h u r c h . F e l. 18. In ­ R IV E R A . Jesus. 5760 E. 67th known, Relationship. Unknown. Inter S, PRODUCt termenL Mt. OliveL est. Unknown. avenue. Kequiem Mass, Sacred IN THE PROBATE COURT Quality Apparel Nationally Advertised You and each of you are hereby no Heart church. Feb. 17. Inter­ In and lor the City and County RMERICK, Carrie D., former­ titled that the Instrument purposing #N COLORADO SPRINGS Brands of Groceries menL M l O liveL of Denver and State of Colorado to be the last w ill and testament there ly of 357 8. flrant. Requiem No. P-40441 SINCE 1872 to of the decedent above named will 524 W . Colorado A v e . Mass. St. Francis de Sales u n x i r n n - r — NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ROMERO, Tony, 6701 Grove Estate of GEORGE MUSER (De be ottered tor probate before the Pro Kiowa and Tejon Streets church, Feh. 20. IntermenL ML ---- ‘ ceased) bale Court of the City and County of atreet. Son of Elirla Romero. Denver, State of Colorado, at the City SWIGERT BROS. OliveL Howard mortuaries. Maaa. Our Lady of ViaiutJon No. P 40441 Notice is hereby given that I have and County Building In said City and church. Feb. 23. Interm enL FL County of Denver, on Monday, the 3rd < > A L L E G O S . C la u d e . 1635 filed my final report in the Probate lA>gan. Court of the City and County of Den. da y o f A p ril. 1967. a t 10 o 'clo ck A M ., OPTOMETRISTS or on a date subsequent thereto to NOLAN FUNERAL HOME IjCw Ib. R equiem Mass, O ur I>ady ver. Colorado, and that any person •r of katima ehureh. Feh. 16. In­ d e sirin g fo object to the same shall which said hearing regularly may be SENA. Arthur. 3712 Navaju ... , . ------continued, when and where you may Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care term enL Ml O liveL appear It you so desire. “r?*- "n 'r'"” ,;s WITNESS my signature end seel ot THE NOLAN FAMILY o f f.u .dadalupe a lu p o church.ehorrh. Feb.Fob. 20. E Eooi., MEMBERS N.VTIONAL CAIHOL'C FUNERAL DIRECTORS GUILD Harry W. Svyigert, O.D. (fARClA. Joseph K.. 2632 In te rm e n L F L Ix>gan. said Court this I7th day ot February. OPTICIAN E xe cu to r 1967 M E. 2-4742 Stout street. Requiem Mass, (Published In the Denver O. M . R O W LE Y Sacred Heart church. Feh. 16. Cafhottc Register) Donlad E. Gooldy, O.D. Fred Smaldone STONE. James Arthur, 6704 Clerk el the Probate Court First Pubitcalton: Februery la. >967 Interment, Mt. OliveL Olinger B y F rance s O. Dolan Hooker atreet. Kequiem Mass. La st P u b lic a tio n M arch 16.1967 jerry R.Pederson. O.D. mortuaries. Sacred Heart church. Feb. 21. Deputy Clerk REALTY John J. Conway Cheiry Creek IntermenL ML OliveL GOODNIGHT. Mary E.. 2224 Attorney tor Estate 1550 C a lifo rn ia St. 231 D e lio il St. UNDERWOOD. Frank A.. 802 Eouitable Bldg . MAY INSURANCE E. 14th avenue. Requiem Mass. D enver. Coto. CO. 1456 S. Elm atreet. Requiem Newspaper circulation ia known 5 3 4 -5 8 1 9 355-7042 St Philomena's church. Feh. 21. M a a a , S t. V in c e n t d e P a u l’ a '* comparatively unafTected by (P ub lishe d in the 7 2 S N O . TEJON IntermenL Mt. OliveL Olinger Denver Catholic Register) church. Feb. 21. IntermenL F l ^ aeaannal change - therea F irs t P u b lic a tio n : F e b ru a ry 23. 1967 Phan. 633-7731 mortuaries. Logan. B oulevard m ortuaries. ho "summer alump " Last PubtKatlon : March 16. 1967 Colerode Springs

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i News-Points «<«i Thursday, February 23, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 13 liturgy has been upheld hy the U.S. Bishops Commission First Westland Bank Marking Anniversary t is Review YhAQA Policies on the Liturgical Apostolate. The ('ommission’s statement ted WashiriKton — (NC) — Archbishop Philip M. Hannan o f was summed up by Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan o f Atlan­ The fourth anniversary the fourth anniversary will lollipop at the bank. July 4. 1901. will be ar- New Orleans and Wilbur M. McFocly of the National ta, commission chairman, as "a positive view o f home and of First Westland National be the first usage of the shown. The tools were t o Board of Yount; Men’s Christian Associations jointly neighborhood Masses, provided no unauthorized liturgical bank is being celebrated at bank's new and exclusive A RECENTLY uncov­ found in Silver Plume and ska announced committee meetintts to explore the possibility innovations are added,'* We also hope that the statement the bank, IricaUd in West- of improved relations between the Catholic Church and Kiddie Checks and several ered set of rock driller's were in the posse.ssion of will allay fears that sound contemporary styles o f music land Shopping Center. unusual displays. The Kid­ (teorge Rowe, the mavor of the YMCA. Archbisho|) Hannan, chairman of the Youth are unacceptable for the liturgy." tools used by Cal Ingram Department o f the U.S. Catholic Conference, and McKeely. L a k e w o o d . Feb, 27 to die Checks are free and and Mickey Caughlin when S ilver Plume. He has do­ chairman of the YMCA's national committee, commented March 4, according to Rog­ come in u book of 12 they became world cham­ nated them to the Colorado that in two joint meetinKs the groups have reviewed the Special Children's Mass er Reisher, president. checks, each good for one pions in the contest on Sch(X)l of .Mines in (lolden. purposes and policies o f the YM CA and the obli^'ations of The public has been in­ KiitiHUH City. Mo. — (HNS) — A liturgical unit in the Dio­ m'’ mbership in the worldw ide movement. vited to visit the bank cese of Kansas City-St. Jos<‘ph has appn>vc-d unanimously a pro|xisal to adapt the liturgy into a sf>ecial Children’s Mass. during the week-long fes­ Bishop Charles H. Heim.sing. who attended the mwting of the tivities. Rare silver coints has 'Tithing-For-Poor' volunteer liturgical exi>erimentation commitU'e. assured the will be awarded. ad- grou|i that their pn)(H>suls for the children's .Mass would be Additional features of eri- St. lx)uis - (N (’) — A "TithinK*for-the-Poor" plan, set up by Cardinul Joseph Ritter in January for the Iwnefit of inner city passed on to the National Conference of (Catholic Bishops for en- forwarding U> Rome "as s4H>n a.s you are readv and satisfied Phone 825-1145 Today to Place Your Classified Ad in the R egister- and rinancially distres-sed parishe.s. has attracted pledges totaling Ask for the Classified Departmen the more than $200,000 with their form and content. It is already obvious that the Oiilx Want \(l. rei t-i\i-«l h\ phoiii-or iii.iil)3elure .*> P.M. lucsdax ust The amount. ph*dgcd by some .“lO parishes throughout the principle.s on which you have conducted your work are sound," Bishop Helmsing said. A .III lu- |mhli>Lt'il in ihe current « eek'N i>a|u-r. archdiocese, represent a tithe UO percenti or a specific f)ortion of the annual income of the contributing parishes APTS. FOR RENT HELP WANTED he NURSERY Liturgical Adaptation FURNISHED FEMALE _____ d o . Washington — (NC) — A new study committee on litur­ Apts. turn, downtown. Walking Pre-School Training i Day C are in Mass in Private Homes gical adaptation will be organiztd by the U.S. Bishop’s distance everything. Furn. buf for your young child Whole on lets and I bdrm. apts. Reason Washington — (NC) — The celebration o f Muss in pri­ Com m ission on the Liturgical Apostolate to review all W A N T E D some surroundings, gualilied able and respectable. Pen lor vate homes and the use o f contemporary music in the proposals and requests for liturgical experimentation. personnel, licensed, open to P'ormation o f the new committee was announced (Feb. 16) sioneers welcome. Have baths. HOUSEKEEPER 222 7327. a ll fa ith s he following a meeting of the liturgical commission here. FO R F A M IL Y Hours —6:30 A.M .—6 P.M. of- M«*mbers o f the committee will be announced as soon us 2 room furnished apartment. N-W - M e tro A rea 477-5237 Les Movement of Flour Free they have accepted the commission’s inviUition to partici­ Near Elitch's. 2nd floor in ex o r 455 6857 pate in the work. change for light services. - D A Y T I M E - ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL L i r 534 7560. Can be em p lo ye d nd From Any Human Contact DAY NURSERY APTS. FOR RENT - 5 D A Y S - 'Quality' Education ______UNFURN. J d , Forty-two feet high tanks The large exf>enditure for PET BOARDING Washington D C. - vemenl toward more C a ll: 985-7388 he will house direct shipments this equipment, which is D'>g and C at Boarcimg. Reason of Durum wheat flour part of the expansion of professionalism and lietter quality in Catholic education wa.s fore­ 1272 PENNSYLVANIA FOR INFORMATION able rates. Puppies bought and cast here by the new head of the National Catholic Kducational which will be receivt*d in the American Beauty Ma­ Luncheon UNFURNISHED void. 68th and No. Washington ^s.sociation iNCEAi Father C. A!b<»rt Koob, (). I’ raem., soon after carload lots and handled caroni company of Denver, APARTMENTS C all 288 5212. being narnc.^! ex«*cutive .secretary of NCKA. told newsmen that the Chairman HOUSEKEEPER en tirely by air until the has been made In order to Cath«itic laity "demand.s" that effective (education be afforded paro­ 1 B E D R O O M WANTED SEWING MACHINES time of processing for ma­ supply grocers and whol­ chial children. He said he believes ('atholics would l>c willing to Luncheon chairman APARTMENTS. caron i by the American esalers in the Western finance it, even though all Catholics do not use the parochial sys­ fo r the annual St. Pat­ EXCELLENT CONDITION 1966 W H IT E ZIG ZAG HOUSEKEEPER DOES MOST EVERYTHING. Beauty Macaroni company. States with larger amounts tem. The educator pr(»dicted "an exjK*rimental type education" in rick's day luncheon and 3rd. FL. & BSMT. $10.00 CASH TAKES Denver. of American Beauty .Ma­ the not tiH> distant future which might "blend Uigether" the educa­ hall .March 17 is Charles NEAR SHOPS & FOR CATHOLIC RECTORY 825 5080 caroni products. Consumer tional influence of the Catholic home and the (*ducation to de­ J. O’Brien. ai)ove. To TRANSPORTATION REFERENCES REQUIRED SINGER DIAL A STITCH The movement of flour benefits resulting from this rived at the parochial sch(K)l. "I .-im not so convinced that children benefit Catholic Chari­ 2 BLOCKS TO Zigzags, buttonholes, fancy received in carload lots, process results in increased need to be in schl eight hours a day. five days a we<>k," he said. ties, the luncheon will be CATHEDRAL MUST HAVE stitches all without attachments The program he envisions, though not thonjughly formulated from the tanks to the q u a lity o f the food and held in the main ball­ S57.50 and S52.50 to buy. Assume 2 payments of yet. would incorporate parts of the lay reader program, with AIR CONDITIONED. EXECUTIVE HOUSE EXP. $4.75 o r $8.50 cash, 244 6450 manufacturing area, which lowers the cost through much of the learning done at home, under parenUtl supervision, room of the Hilton hotel, 222-6035 ALSO MUST LIVE-IN is done by air, is free from more efficient handling, a hut with the guidance of the Catholic professional instructor. Denver, beginning at TO SUPERVISE SITUATIONS WANTED any human contact. spokesman said. Student, parent and teacher alike would participate. 11:1.5 a.m. AUTOS FOR SALE ______MALE ______USED OTHER HELP. BOOKKEEPER Male, semi-re tired, available for general cler 1964 Cad. 4 dr. OeVille. All pow­ GOOD WAGES. ical duties on part time basis at er, brown color, A-1 Condition. modest hourly rate Good ref­ 30.000 m iles. In q u ire 4848 W . 26th CALL 744-7211 For Interview erences. H A 9-6108 Ave. or call 433-3QS9 CHILD CARE SERV. Will care for child, 7 a.m. to 6 ONE DOLLAR SPECIAL p.m. 17th Ave. Pkwy. Area. Tc Introduce You to the Register Classified Section One child over age 2. $12.00 Wkly. Licenced home in Blessed FOR SI.00 YOU GET 20 WORDS OR LESS S acram ent P a ris h . 333-2592. 1070 JO LIET GAMBLE HOME TO BUY. SELL OR SWAP NO DOWN Gl 2 bdrms., living rm., family rm.. HELP EXCHANGE F H A o r G l OR separate utility. Add'l. storage, T h is O f f e r good for Classified Section only. Reduced rent to retired or L ik e new . 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, Si.000 DN. ON NEW FHA large cov'd, patio, 2 car garage. FINANCING W ilt fin a n c e F H A o r V A . $14,500. middle aged couple in exchange Does not apply to Real Estate Display activity room, fam ily kitchen. A real buy in Aurora's most C all G E O R G E B O N H A M 297 5634 for light duties. 5 units. So. Lo­ Advertising Parochial and Public schools, desirable location. 3 bdrms. up, gan. Available March 15. shopping. 3760 Neiisen Lane. (10 G A ) fully finished bsmt.. eating space 777 8400. 322 0494 R es: 756-7975 FILL IN COUPON 1 WORD PER BOX in kitchen plus dinet; fenced VAN SCHAACK HELP WANTED CARPENTER & JONES REALTOR y a rd . C a ll 366 9855 11th & Havana Realtor AURORA REALTY CO. Supplement grocery money. 2 to ;} 9636 E . C o lfa x 366 3569 46 —St. Vincent de Pouf 4 daily. WE TRAIN. Mothers 1 8 — O u r La d y Retirees and Moonlighters. No C M.MlMlNd HONMK lll{.\K obligation. Send for details. P. Brick 2 story, New Listing. ____of F a tim a O. Box 1032. Littleton. Beautiful yard with trees, WE PROUDLY PRESENT HOUSE FOR RENT One of the most distinguished sprinkler system, 2 car garage, 3 bdrms and 2 baths up. plus executive homes in Applewood '2 UNFURNISHED full finished basement. Hot wa Knolis. 4 or could be 5 bed 5 rooms, near Sf. Francis, ter heat. Call: tra n s ., & shops. 722-8372 rooms. 3 baths, form al dining JO H N W A L L A C E . 781 2142 room. 3 fireplaces, rec. room in HELP WANTED MONTE CARROLL. REALTOR CLIP SI.00 TO IT AND M AIL TO w a lk -o u t b sm t. O v e r 3700 ft. of 757-7711 FEMALE living space with attached Classified Advertising, The Register f jtll KKN ( WLNS Woman for light housekeeping. 2 double garage. Breath-taking 46 —St. Vincent de Paul or 3 days weekly. Family of 2. B ox 1620, D e n v e r 1, C o lo ., o r p h o n e it in to view. Tastefully decorated with liu \ inu Srilinu-Triiclinu M o st P re cio u s B lood P a rish . So. best drapes and carpeting. If IfKAl. KSI M K 625-1145 1310 SO. G L E N C O E E a s t D enver 756 4745. you would like more information 3 bedrooms, family kitchen, cov­ o n a S40.000 p lus hom e c a ll 424 The Number by the Parish Heading Over Each SEE ered patio, carpets, drapes, ap 7774 o r eves B ru ce 279 4782. Ad is the Key to its Location on the Map. KENNETH R CAVINS pliances. School bus stops at WHEAT RIDGE REALTY 0»C 79/ S44S R-- .’/ / l / J c o rn e r. Member jefico Multiple Listir>g Setv. 32 — St. John's 37-St. Mary 6615 W . 38th R e a lto r 424-7774 CLEON ANDERSON IMMACULATE!!! FEATURE HOME 25S 6442 Extra big. carpeted, bungalow, 3 TRUS - IBDGfWOOO PUK - THES Van Schaack & Co. SERVICE DIRECTORY The new.spapur is conven 23 — St. A n n e bdrms. main floor, plus 3 more Custom built only P.^ yrs. ago. rfEALTOR INSUROR lent; it may Ex- ajri.-JullAHl at a in f.f. bsmt. P j baths, h.w, heat, 8 2 5 -1 1 4 5 charming EARLY AMERICAN I'nix'orsily MK d. lime most convenient to every -car front drive gar. on 3*7 lots. B Y O W N E R 2 used-brick 4-level, featuring total Dunvur, (.'olo. menilxT of the family A ssu m e F H A - S^4'< on a ttra c F H A te rm s . C all 388 0427. of 5 bdrms., 2'7 baths, paneled five 4 bedroom Hutchinson. Red NEW LISTING fam ilyrm . with fireplace, Ander TO TIRED OF RENT??? SERVICES wood patio, carpeted, paneled son windows, fully carpeted, B U IL D E R S L A U N D R Y & Lovely 4 5 bdrms. P 2-story, full BUY - SELL TRADE AS LITTLE AS $50 ON. diningroom, wrought iron stair draped, shake roof, 2 car ga­ & CONTRACTORS DRY CLEANING, (APPLIANCES) b a t h s o n 1st and 2nd floors. YOUR REAL ESTATE 2-3-4 B drm s. case. Close to schools and shops. Modern kit., good breakfast rage. Spectacular mtn. view. Who's Kidding Whom? CALL: BERNARD BEAULIEU A ll A reas. BUILDING and CONTRACTING CHUCK'S APPLIANCE space, 1st floor paneled fam ily ONLY $6500 down assumes 6'( Just Comparo 421-4T96 377-3201. Eves. Call For Info. SERVICE rm ., house is fully carpeted, oak loa n , $214 P IT I. P ric e d w a y be For Any Remodeling you'll Sdc the difference* low replacement cost at only LAWS REALTY Most m ajor appliances serviced. beamed ceilings. 2-car front MOORE REALTY CO. in Your Home - Inside or Out $29,500. DRIVE BY 3469 W. 236-6461 Eves. 255-8414 Call Ling Temco Dishwashers 2 6 — St. C a th e rin e s drive gar., to see 761 Steele St. QUINN AVE. THEN CALL 985 4401 825 338S ^ L l T C 936 5458 C a ll E D F E IS T , 297-5404 (o ffic e ) o r 4245 GREEN CT. L. W. ArcherC o., 388-0427 798-6705 (res.) FOR FULL DE­ BUYING - SELLING TRADING fir FREE nick ap lad Iclivery ky SEWER CLEANING the mja la BLUE Spacious 2 bdrm., brick, din TAILS & SHOWINGS. REAL ESTATE in g rm .. *-»rds b sm t. 2 car garage 3 6 — St. Louis CALL JACK REIS ACME (1.700 down will handle. SANITARY & SEWER SERV. WANT TO SELL? VAN SCHAACK 2409 w M A IN R ealtor PAINTING & "We need homes for sale" • Sewers • Septic Talks CULLEN REALTY DECORATING • Sand Traps t Grease Traps Personal attention given 433 6251 44th a t C la y 433 4197 41—Sts. Peter & Paul Cleaaed to your property BY OWNER CONSTRUCTION P APER IN G Sewer t Water Semce WILSON & WILSON Beautiful luxury home. 3 bed ______STEA M IN G 4SS-2a34 7PI-247) 4}«.vr4« 29-St. Francis 15 E. B ates 781 4683 rooms. 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. textu r in g Call; JOE RAY Large fam ily room. Approxi­ • - H ONSTRUenON C : 238-1044 painting ELEGANT "Member St. Louis Parish" FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP SEWER SERV. and stately 3-story Mediterra­ mately 3,600 sg. ft. Sprinkler 777-9375 R m . 744-}la4 — Otc. 7*/-S4)3 nean. Spacious entry, 15x26 liv­ system. Good loan to assume. 0 GENERAL CONTRACTOR MOUNTAIN-CMPIRE ACTION SEWER 36-St. Louis ing rm. with fireplace, formal $39,000 Remodeling — Additions DECORATORS SERVICE dining rm., modern kit., extra 4 BDRMS.—$16,9001 6700 W. 36th Ave. Drain Lines Cleared LOOK HERE Rrsidenlial—Cammerciai large 4 bdrms.. fin. bsmt., 2-car ASSUME FHA LOAN 434 3817 Van Schaack &Co. • Main Sewers 23BB2I4 731 7053 • Kitchen Sink Lines gar., fenced yard with sprinkling Only $2,500 down to the loan, at RfAlTOR INSUROR system. M illion dollar view of 4 2-St. Phil omena E D & J E R R Y • Toilet Stoppages $118 per month, will buy this in your 27.5 I'niversity Blvd. CURTAIN LAUNDR lES wr U,.rJ. i.iuiniulrnr Washington Park. Priced at just c l e a n h o m e , lo c a te d in t< 1127 M A D IS O N ST. Denver, Colo. PAINTING 24 H r. Serv. S32.950. Call Bob Yakllch. Pr^rvcis Lace Curiam Clearer^, No Extra Charge For Nights South east location; Has 1 Old 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, part a n d 744 7791 (57 so do) currams. crocheted tablecloths, ______SJ4 2024______baths, lu ll basement, fenced basement. BIG ROOMS, hot wa draperies, blankets, spreads, DECORATING MOORE yard. For more details, call te r hea l. $13,500 o r O F F E R . "No Job Too Small" Realtor 300 Speer Blvd. 744 7391 Serving Denver linens, cleaned by latest STORM WINDOWS SVEN NYLUND, 771-5955 Or 377-1100 methods Hand pressed only and We are Reasonable Over 40 Years C a ll 722 1217 All makes storm doors, windows, 297 5422. (38. S .G i.) 1759 K a la m a th 825 3527 BIGELOW For MORTGAGE Ask For Jerry screens and patio doors repaired PARISH and adjusted Insurance claims. 29 —St. Froncis d* Sales Electrician Service VAN SCHAACK & CO. 322-1215 L O A N S Reasonable rates. 3409 W. M a in L ittle to n Rewire. Additions, meteri 7 ROOMS-2 BATHS C a ll Henry Sawicki. 429 2906. 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Creeping Abortion (Continued From'Page 9) Mt. Carmel, 70-48. George M ullen, 63-48, last week. O’Brien paced the Tigers with 20 points while Pat Where will the line be drawn? There was, apparent­ Terry Jameson, the The attempt at a revised abortion bill has come to Durkin tacked on 17 and ly, little thought given to future limitation o f abortion’s league’s most versatile Colorado. Just as it has been creeping into state legisla­ Terry Crest chipped in extensiveness when, some years ago, Colorado legislators performer, drilled 16 points tures throughout the nation, it crept into the Colorado as Regis used 14 players in with 16. House of Representatives this past week on the final began the trend toward liberalization. Similarly, there seems to have been some shallow thinking done when rollin g past Annunciation.. day that bills could be introduced in this session. IN O T H E R GAM ES, St. the very matter o f human life entered the discussion. Four Raiders scored in W e would alert you to the obvious danger of the Francis toppled Annuncia­ Today we wonder if the Colorado legislators have, double figures'against growing abortion trend and recall for you the inconsis­ tion, 62-53, Cathedral out- given deep study to what they are about, to what the Mullen. tencies expounded by the abortion bills strongest advo­ scored Machebeuf, 76-72, cates. real experts in all the fields of science, in and out o f the St. Joseph’s firehouse Bulldogs opened their and Mullen blitzed St. Let’s review; At the present time Colorado and Church, have said. •vaunted offense to full Francis, 97-68. 44 other states permit abortion if pregnancy seri­ What legalized abortion is doing, and will con­ throttle, ripping Cathedral, Th e regular league sea­ ously endangers the mother’s life. This was the first tinue to do at a greater pace, is incalculable. How­ 98-60, and Mt. Carmel, son concludes this weekend stipulation introduced and passed some years ago. ever, the direction is plain. Abortion starts on the 80-67. Pat Ryan, the with all 10 teams in action .Later Colorado and five additional states allowed path of the philosophy that says the immediately league’s leading scorer, bn both Friday and Sun­ abortion if the pregnancy seriously endangered the strong have the right to live without being encum­ drilled 30 points against day. mother’s health, not alone her life. bered by the weak and helpless. It is thus no sur­ the Eagles and added 35 Friday, Cathedral enter­ Now comes the 1967 addition that the legislators prise that those who see nothing wrong about, against Cathedral in key­ tains Regis; St. Francis have on their desk: Abortion will be allowed i f not only abortion see nothing wrong about mercy killing of ing the weekend spree. plays host to Mt. Carmel; the mother’s life or health are endangered, but if birth the elderly. Mullen is at home to Ma­ will result, or it is thought it will result, in grave and ST. MARY’S MOVED chebeuf; St. Joseph’s hosts permanent physical deformity or mental retardation to In reality, there can only be two possibilities about into undisputed possession H oly Fam ily and Annun­ the child. Finally, and now we take another step, abor­ life in the womb — it is human life at one month, two of fourth place with a pair ciation meets St. Mary’s at tion will be allowed i f less than 16 weeks o f gestation months, or. four months, or it is destined to be human o f wins. The Pirates edged the Holy Family gym. All have passed and the pregnancy resulted from rape or life. Alwrtion, therefore, at its worst is murder, and at Holy Family’s improved games start at 8 p.m. incest.. its' least, is a denial o f a chance to live o f an organism Tigers, 40-38, then sliced Sunday, Regis closes out Archbishop Vehr and Officer Joe Hale The abortion law has been broadened over the past undeniably destined to be life. up Machebeuf, 57-47. against St. Joseph’s in the few years; what w ill come next? It is not inconceivable If. the legislators can be positive that, they are not St. Mary’s, outscored by Regis C ollege Fieldhouse; that, in Orwellian fashion, future laws may permit allowing the taking o f innocent life, then they alone in one basket from the field, St. M a ry’s entertains St. Retired Policeman Gets greater liberalization that detract horrendously from the the pages of history have come to a conclusion that the used superior free throw Francis in Colorado meaning of birth and life. What will the laws eagerly w orld’s greatest minds could not reach. However, i f shooting to edge Holy Fam­ Springs; Annunciation tests permit, in years to come, when the state welfare agency these same legislators cannot be positive, and we w ill be ily. Gary Dreiling’s 13 Cathedral at Holy Family; Archbishop's Best Wishes declares a family too poor to have another child? What most willing to speculate that they cannot, they should points paced the balanced Mt. Carmel, battles Mullen will the abortion legislation permit when demographers w eigh further the heavy responsibility that has been Pirates past Machebeuf. at St. Joseph’s and Mache­ A rchbishop U rb an J. safety education plan, determine that such-and-such an area is dangerously entrusted to them by the public. And the public’s inter­ Holy Family still man­ beuf is matched against Vehr of Denver, wished which with the cooperation close to an over-population problem? What will the leg­ est in the health and welfare of the mother MUST be aged to grab undisputed Holy Family at the St. "Good luck and God speed" of the Sisters and other islative conscience arbitrarily tolerate when sociologists matched by the public’s interest in the health and wel­ possession of fifth place Francis gym. All games to OfTicer A.J. (Joe) Hale, Catholic school teachers, declare a family situation intolerant of one more birth? fare of the child. when the Tigers humbled start at 2:30 p.m. who retired Monday Feb. has established an admir­ 20, after 25 years service able record of safety for with the Denver Police de­ the children. He admired partment. the work o f the safety pa­ For the past 18 years trol youngsters, to whom Officer Hale has been the he gives much credit for director of the schools’ the safety-consciousness of safety education program, the students. li... best trim, and acted as liaison be­ "They have done a tre­ tween the Catholic schools mendous job,” he said, and the city of Denver. noting that last year he When he became a po­ also trained and assigned quality^ and value! liceman in April 1942, Of­ the first adult school ficer Hale worked with pa­ crossing aides who safe­ trol cars, accident cars, on guard the children as they traffic investigations, ’ "and leave school. even drove the Paddy He expressed "deep gra­ Wagon” he said whimsi­ titude” to the Rt. Rev. cally in a R egister inter­ Monsignor Jones, archdio­ view. cesan superintendent of iMsr... schools, for his able coop­ HIS proudest achieve- eration in the school safety ment, he added, was the program, and the Register staff for its effective cover­ W. Bradley age. To Discuss Administrator Laity's Role Named For Head i. Michael C, Moore, execu­ As the 11th o f a series tive director of Denver Op- J E T N E T T E D o f 12 free lectures on the- , portunity (DO), the city’s KINGS SOOPERB .ology dealing with the antipoverty agency, has GRAIN FED PORK Vatican II documents, the announced the appointment ROAST . role of the layman in the of a new administrator for Boneless — Oven Ready — 3 to 4 Lb. Average life of the Catholic Church Denver’s two-million-dollar w ill be examined by Wil- Head Start program for .liam Bradley, legislative underprivileged preschool KINGS SOOPERB analyst for the Denver children. Named to the GRAIN FED PORK City Council and active position is Dr. Joe Dodds, civic and religious leader. an associate professor at Center Cuts Bradley’s subject will the University of Colorado CHOPS be the Vatican II decree Medical school, where he on t ie "Apostolate o f the heads the division of clini­ Laity” Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. cal psychology. in the auditorium of the SIGM ANS I^orctto Heights college Dr. Dodds has been in- GOLD NUGGET administration building, .volved in Head Start on a 1 Lb. Pkg. Denver. volunteer basis for almost SLICED BACON The lay speaker, a grad­ two years, and, according uate of Notre Dame uni­ to Moore, is completely fa­ versity, will be the first miliar with all its many CHICKEN BREASTS during the year-long series phases. He was selected on the Vatican II docu­ from among more than 50 Q fl SWEET CHICK - GRADE A ments discussed by mem­ applicants for the job. Lb. #O C Flash Frosted bers of the college theology department. Bradley has served as Monday Deadline! chairman and vice chair­ AT KING’S DELICATESSENS ONLY! man of the Parkhill Action The deadline for news sto­ committee, as a member of ries and pictures to appear the. mayor’s council for. in the "Register” is Monday BULK CHEESES A L L ' 10% Off Regular Price community relations, and at 9 a.m. as organizer for cursillos.

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29 Years at 'Register' The Rev. Daniel Flaherty, editor of the Regis­ ter Newspaper System, bids farewell to Edmund Burke. 65, who retired last week after 29 years of PRICES GOOD THRU employment at the "Register.” Burke, a native of BONUS COUPON NO. 5 GOOD NOW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. Colorado Springs, joined the mail room staff in 19.38. At the time of his retirement, he w’Bs senior FOR 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO member of that staff, which dispatches copies of LIMIT QUANTITIES. more than 30 editions to 800,000 subscribers weekly. An avid fisherman, Burke said he intends to spend a good deal of time in this pastime. X